cleveland clinic, henry ford, kaiser. there are certain others that do it, but there are certain fundamentals that are true throughout all these organizations and how they deliver that, educational clinical practice, and that focus on leadership. the one thing that i think is so refreshing about what you came up with, i hit on a couple of those points you brought up, i remember ten years ago asking why we did a quadrennial defense review with an understanding that the world of 1986 looks entirely different than the world of 2016 from a resource allocation perspective to how we would defend this nation and all of that. but never done on the va. so we plodded on year to year, year to year budgets. we actually did something i thought was somewhat innovative and it took a stretch from this congress to do advanced appropriations to give a little more continuity to that, to make some decisions like your organizations make decisions. but it challenges us in ways that we haven't been. i also want to thank you. i think you are doi

from the assembly line forward, henry ford was re-imagining our world. thirty-three years after the model-t, ford was looking to thirty-three years after the model-t, ford was looking to again streamline technology. it was a unique offshoot of an on-going search and obsession to re-imagine the efficiency of our cars. after he'd built the first affordable car, turned the country into a nation of drivers, henry ford wasn't done trying to reinvent the auto industry and this time, he wanted to do the farm. ford grew up on a farm in michigan and later in life, became interested in combining industry with agriculture. in the 1930's, he turned his attention to the soybean, started experimenting and by january 13, 1941, those experimentations had turned into a patent for the first plastic car. the soybean car offered advantages over the traditional metal cars of the time. they were lighter which made them more fuel efficient and in the event of a crash, the car's body panels could be easily replaced. a protoype was introduced in august of 1941 but the ting could

one is the model of integrated care much like kaiser or even henry ford. the clinical quality that is comparable or in some cases better than the private sector. the history of clinical innovation and veterans focused research, medical education, and emergency capacity. the specialty programs, especially mental health, poly trauma, rehabilitation rarely replicated in the private sector. the role as a safety net provider for millions of complex and low-income veterans who may not or could not be filled by the private sector in many markets. in fact, as we have seen the implementation of the affordable care act, it's been difficult in many instances to meet the access needs simply because of the shortages of primary care physicians and mental health providers in many markets across the country. our recommendations fall into four major categories. first, creating a vha care system which fully intergreats vha, private sector, and other federal providers. vha would continue to provide care coordination and would fully vet the provider network to insure that vet

i'm hallie jackson from battleground michigan at the henry ford museum in grand rapids. behind me, fdr's inaugural limo. this is dwight eisenhower. somedy else who hopes to be riding in an inaugural limousine in january, donald trump. he will be in novi. moments ago he was at the gerald ford museum in grand rapids. a new poll out today shows hillary clinton maintaining a healthy seven-point lead. in a few hours she's expected to go after trump at her next event after trump's morning twitter tirade against alicia machado. she is now calling trump's accusations of a sex tape false on instagram. at 3:00 in the morning on twitter he lashed out again at machado. he's previously called her over weight and miss piggy. today it is allegations, unfounded we should add, of a sex tape. machado responding on her instagram account calling it false. take a look at the trump tweet and machado's response on instagram. she said the republican candidate insists on demoralizing women. >> he believes in a strong man approach. he stood on stage and described a hopeless, broken nation. i'm so

you know, we're at henry ford, we continue to built more outpatient care all the time. i mean, it's a constant effort to keep up with the access needs. for the reasons you mentioned, that's one of the reasons we took out the time limit and the distance, mainly to create -- because every market is different. sometimes you're having huge barriers that are unintentional just because of the way that market might function. >> i think that's also really important as we look at this that we have to really look at each sort of area and community and region because everybody is going to have very different needs. what about in terms of this vision and road map, where does telemedicine fall into all of this? >> i think telemedicine is an integral part of it, and v.a. has taken a lead in many aspects. we think this is going to be something that will be ubiquitous across the country, and will greatly eliminate the need for traveling great distances. as you stop and think about the health care system in the united states, it was developed in a time where there was not a lot you coul

ben hunnicut: henry ford made the same sort of observation in the 1920s. he thought that he needed to pay workers enough so that they could buy his automobiles. otherwise, he wouldn't have a market. he also would give theme enough free time in order fo of wages and hours went together for years and years and years. henry ford was famous - at least for me he was famous, perhaps not anymore - but for saying free time will come because of automation. free time will come. the only choice of modern people is unemployment or leisure. you've got to find some way of sessions: let's come back to iowa. we talked about farming and mechanization there. it's apace. we were talking before about combines that are self-driving and planters that put the input into the fields because of connections to satellites, and farmers just have to get the machine down the field, if they even do that anymore.one person can do the work of and it's really continued. one way to look at that is, "well, we don't need so many workers;" and everybody would be, "well, gee, all this wealth is

you know this, but i don't know if everybody else in the audience knows that back in the 1890s, henry ford called the first car ever built the quadra cycle. i'm not sure if mr. ford quite english and that his company would someday sponsor a bike sharing program out here in california and in fact if we could hear him now you probably would be saying, who would've thought. who would've thought? but i also admire the way that ford has embraced inclusiveness that we at mtc with front and center when we conduct last year with motivate to operate and expand the bay area bike share network. i said, at that time, it was one of the biggest initiatives that we have launched with a sense of optimism and hope that someday we be standing here with this kind of a partnership. because of the fact is that bicycling is a great way for almost everyone to get around, you don't need $1000 carbon fiber frame. a splashy spandex outfit or holier than thou attitude you all you need is a willing pair of legs from yesterday reliable bike and a safe place to lock it up, of course. we all need to travel someplace to

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better job attracting talent across the country, because there are many people, including some at henry ford, that have gone to work for the va because they want to help veterans. i think that if they felt that this system were more efficient and effective, they'd be there. >> i think you clearly need that. but i think ultimately at the end of the day cl, it is about people that make it work. it is not about bricks and mortar changing the culture. that's going to require sustainability at the leadership and a sustained push at changing the culture of the organization. the focus clearly has to be on the patient, the veteran, and how you are going to do the best thing for the veteran. everything will flow from that. that's your north star. and everybody in the organization needs to understand that from the get-go. >> i appreciate the comments on provider input in how we go about conducting business of taking care of people. thank you. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. did the commission look at all about the difficulty that the va being able to hire military doctors in the va? are ther

my experience in leading henry ford which is a $5 billion, 27,000 employee health system through a major financial turnaround and navigating our organization through the years of massive job loss in michigan, population decline, the bankruptcies of our city and major employers while still growing substantially making major capital investments in our communities and winning the 2011 malcolm bald ridge national quality award have prepared me very well for the demands and complexity of the commission's work. our commission was composed of 15 talented and diverse leaders. we developed several principles to guide our work including creating consensus and being data driven, creating actionable and sustainable recommendations and most importantly our focus on veterans receiving healthcare that provides optimal quality, access and choice. the independent assessment report you commissioned was invaluable as a foundation for our work. it is a comprehensive systems focused detailed report that revealed significant and troubling weaknesses in vha's performance and capabilities. our work took place o

my experience in leading henry ford which is a $5 billion, 27,000 employee health system through a major financial turnaround and navigating our organization through the years of massive job loss in michigan, population decline, the bankruptcies of our city and major employers while still growing substantially making major capital investments in our communities and winning the 2011 malcolm bald ridge national quality award have prepared me very well for the demands and complexity of the commission's work. our commission was composed of 15 talented and diverse leaders. we developed several principles to guide our work including creating consensus and being data driven, creating actionable and sustainable recommendations and most importantly our focus on veterans receiving healthcare that provides optimal quality, access and choice. the independent assessment report you commissioned was invaluable as a foundation for our work it is a comprehensive systems focused detailed report that revealed significant and troubling weaknesses in vh a's performance and capabilities. our work took place o

. >> this is the ed sell, unlike any other car jail named for henry ford's son who had died years before at the age of 49, the ed sell was the ford company's bid to expand marketshare. >> with ed sell's exclusive teletouch drive. turn the wheel -- >> in the tv commercials ford showcased the ed sell's futuristic features. the ed sell roll out was a huge sell? >> it's like -- featuring a mountain of print ads and tv commercials. and all-star television spectacular here on cbs. 'also, all to no avail. critics mocked the ed sell's distinctive vertical grille as a horse collar. or worse. and owners complained of problems with all those space-age features. sales fell drastically short of projections. in the fall of 1959, ford shut down the ed sell assembly line. although collectors and enthusiasts still keep a few edsels on the road, for most americans the edsel remains synonymous with failure. scale. >> when you're seeing these as pieces of fabric. >> on the sail with mesa verde's resident artist. next. if your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with... you may be muddling through allergies.

he is not a john re john rockef, henry ford, steve jobs or mark zuckerberg. he's essentially a p.t. barnum, and there's a real skill and street smart approach he has around keeping himself in the public eye,e keeping a certain perception about who he is front and center with the media, with his political opponents, and with voters. but the reality is there is -- there is a very wizard of oz truth about a lot of the things surrounding donald trump, that when you just look at the fact pattern around his track recordo as a business person and pull the curtain back, you know, there's a guy there businessly spinning the wheel and myth making. >> brangham: tim o'brien and marc fisher, thank you both very much for being here. >> thank you. >> woodruff: stay with us,dr coming up on the newshour: a poet trying to change the face of scotland. and a boy's struggle to read transformed into a passion for children's picture books. but first, a different take on the fallout from trading, and particularly with china.in that issue has been, of course, one of the major ones we've heard about througho

like the henry ford vision of retirement, but 1.6% is a safe investment, and it sort of acts like a roth i.r.a. you can save up to about 15 grand and roll it into a private plan, but it is a great way to get people interested in retirement and make it available to them. >> if you participate in your employer sponsored retirement savings, how can you supplement that or add to it? >> there is a couple of reasons why you might do that. number one, a lot of the plans offered are kind of clunky and bad, especially if you work for a small company. so maybe what you do is you put in enough money to get the match, and then perhaps you would use a regular i.r.a., traditional i.r.a. or roth i.r.a. what is the benefit there? the benefit is you got the wide world of investment choices. you also have a little more control over it. and in the case of a roth, what you would be doing is put an after tax dollar into a roth i.r.a. it grows tax deferred, later when you retire, you don't pay any tax on it. money in, get a contribution, get your deduction, up to a certain income limit, but when you do retire

like the henry ford retirement. one car, it's black. 1.6% and it's a safe investment and acts like a roth ira. you can save up to 15 grand and roll it into a private plan but a great way to get people interested in retirement and make it available to them. >> if you participate in your employer-sponsored retirement savings, how can you add to that? >> a couple of reasons you might do that. number one, a lot of the plans offered are kind of clunky and bad, especially if you workor maybe what you do is you put in enough money to get the match and then perhaps you would use a regular ira, traditional ira or a roth ira. what is the benefit there? the benefit you got the wide world of investment choices and you have a little more control over it. in the case of a roth, what you would be doing is putting an after-tax dollar into a roth ira pay no additional. you get a contribution and deduction and when you retire you must pay tax on that. >> some people say i'm living paycheck to paycheck. how do you expect me to save fr

henry ford flirted with the presidency. i think had a senate run, maybe. it is a familiar type and no one has gotten it as far as trump has. trump had made his money manipulating the bankruptcy code and manipulating the laws in the system. and that was where the business success was. but there is a vein of angry conservative populism. and when you tap into that, they're not being scrutinized by heir supporters. >> one of the really interesting thing was the sims rigged and i have experience wit. so i'm the one who is uniquely qualified. only i alone. >> i loonl. >> by that logic and he does make that case that i play this game. shouldn't crooked hillary? he should earn that title. [laughter] >> she's got the system rigged. >> should we take audience questions? >> yeah, one more question and then we're going to move to the audience. this is one that brings us back the democrats but also the republicans in the primary process where there's been grousing on both sides about how this was somehow unfair. that these primary processes were undemocratic, forget th

david: when henry ford created his company in 1901, he called his product and automobile.think of them as car companies, but one of the most traditional u.s. industries is going through a fundamental transformation. it is all about autonomous vehicles, electricity, and ridesharing. ceo mark fields is with us after speaking at the bloomberg markets "most influential" summit. let's talk about the traditional business and the new business. traditional business -- the analysts tell us we have maxed out vehicle growth in north america. set record levels last year. where is the business right now? at thehen you look industry in the u.s., we are at very high levels. six years ago, when you would have said the industry could be at 18 million units, people would be smiling. it is at a high level. our view is the industry has plateaued. we are seeing some weakness in the retail end of the marketplace, kind of manifesting itself through more competitive pressures in the marketplace. for us, we are going to stay really focused in making sure we keep that core business healthy, that we

this is a worker and business bill. 12 years before the success in the fair labor standards act, henry ford created 40-hour work week. the founder of labor day, went on to talk about creating a six-day work week. this is very simple. experiment with minimum wage, which today would be $15 an hour with inflation realized, he realized -- were realized when his workers could afford to buy the cars he was making, his business and employees and economy would do better. american workers have waited long enough to get a fair day's pay for a fair day's work. i urge members to oppose this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan. mr. walberg: mr. chairman, i am pleased to yield two pipts minutes of time to the gentlelady from missouri, representative hartzler. mrs. hartzler: i rise in support of h.r. 6094, regulatory relief for small businesses, schools and nonprofits act, a bill i'm proud to co-sponsor. this important bill would provide major relief not only for the small businesses and charitable institutions that

richland is home to the inventors of the air pump used by henry ford on the model t and will celebrate this anti-rest of its impressive history this weekend. i wish to also recognize the daily news for a great article the history of richland borrough. gary althouse of the richland heritage society and many others have been organizing a series of events that will take place this upcoming saturday, a little more brief histories. . they held a public meeting on the subject of the advantages of a borough. on august 12 the plan was put in circulation and they had 50 signatures. then in 1906, he took the petition to the county courthouse and presented it before the court, and on september 17, the presiding judge granted the charter. on february 25, 1907, the first richland borough council meeting was organized at the union house, which then became the place of many meetings, including borough council meetings thereafter. congratulations to richland borough and all its residents. i'm very proud to represent you in the united states congress. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. t

of henry comparison ford, that's nine years at across the country it is around 10. the issues that the a will face over time in terms of their facilities and also the fact that they are very inpatient oriented today as opposed to more outpatient focused our really significant, so we think that it can provide some howctive view and input on exactly the vha facility networks are performing today, where the problems are, and where change in to occur. it also could provide, much as it did during the military closures, the opportunity for some objectivity and protection from the political challenges. closing hospitals is a very hard thing to do. i have closed three in my career, and i do not wish it on anyone. it is a very challenging thing to do, particularly for members of congress who are concerned about job loss communities that might happen. the opportunity in health care is different. there is no substitute, so the opportunity for jobs to be preserved in communities through more partnership with private sector exists, and also the evaluation of other capacity withi