reporter brian hickey was there to show us how much snow is on the ground already. >> one more minute guys. >>> one more minute. >> reporter: after a summer of drought, fire and heat, skiers and snow boarders couldn't wait for the first ride on the mountain resort's opening day. >> i'm thinking i have first chair, that's what i'm thinking and i think i'm getting last chair too because i did last season. >> i love it. i love it. it's the greatest. it's about time. >> reporter: a foot of the snow on monday topped with three days of perfect snow making conditions allowed the resort on donner summit to open with top to bottom riding. >> fast opening day -- best opening day in over a decade. we are so excited. we are offering two runs. two lifts, all the way to the top. that's accelerator quad. the first time this has happened since 2004. >> her we go. >> reporter: the riders who waited for the first run were not disappointed with excellent snow and tenter rain park features to play on. >> it was amazing, i've been waiting for this feeling all summer long. just envisioning and envisioning

and as general hickey had said undersecretary hickey, i was all in and i am all entered i want the agencyo succeed and to serve the veterans. >> were you aware and management directed reassignment was according to ms. hickey quote a comment process that cs neo does? >> i'm not aware of what that means within va or other agencies, chairman. >> okay. winter completed other relocations with the federal government, were any of these relocations management directed? i think he did answer a question like this before. >> one was over to that was a management directed reassignment. i've met with other offices that were not. >> thank you. mr. waller, when you speak with mr. pummill about your reassignment to baltimore? me speak with yes. the timeframe. >> i'm not sure. probably sometime in the month of april 2014. >> was it before or after you agreed to the relocation to baltimore? >> it had to do with the number of discussions that were leading up to my excepting the opportunity to go to baltimore under reassignment. >> what did you discuss? >> we discussed some of the incentives that were being

said under secretary hickey i was all in and i am all in. want this agency to succeed and serve the veterans. >> were you wiaware that it was common process that csemo does? >> i'm not aware of what that means within va or other agencies, chairman. >> okay. when you completed other relocations with the federal government, were any of these relocations management directed? i think you did answer a question like this before. >> one was alluded to that was a management directed reassignment. i have moved with other offices that were not. >> thank you. mr. waller, when did you speak with mr. pummill about your reassignment to baltimore? yeah. the time frame. >> congressman, i'm not sure. probably sometime in the month of april, 2014. >> was it before or after you agreed to the relocation to baltimore? >> well, it had to do with a number of discussions that were leading up to my accepting the opportunity to go to baltimore under reassignment. >> what did you discuss? >> well, we discussed some of the incentives that were being offered as far as m

the road is closed right now between hickey boulevard and manor drive. a pedestrian was hit and killed by a car. unclear how long to will be closed but will keep you updated. >> there's a civil rights lawsuit filed. a black lives matter turned violent. they are claiming berkeley police used excessive force. they say nowhere else in the country were police as aggressive. >> only in berkeley was it widely reported that protesters and josh lists were struck with -- journalists were struck over the head even though the protests were widely condemned. >> no comment yet from the city of berkeley. >>> ominous clouds over the city. just wait for it, it is going to start to feel like winter. >> reporter: this is going to be some cold stuff that we have not seen in more than 10 months. let take a look at it. there's an arktive front which has two facets. by tomorrow morning we will be dealing with some rainfall from the north bay. by tomorrow night everybody is cloudy. raising through the bay area by lunchtime it will be raining down around santa kruse and out tow

i also invited former undersecretary hickey to testify as a private citizen , as her activities were heavily featured, however she did not respond to my request. however still witnesses please stand and raise your right hand. >> do you solemnly swear under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to provide is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. >> thank you. you may be seated. before we start i want to read rule three, the committee's rules whereby states that each witness who is to appear like me or subway show file with the clerk of the committee 48 hours in advance of his or her parents or at such other time as does it and mr. bumble to give us, then when i arrived in washington today i was so we will pursue by 230. then i received a two sentence summary and was told this committee will receive nothing else in the department. i'm going to read it to you. his oral statement will cover the actions to date in response to the ig report. he will discuss the accomplishments, the elimination of the end of the program and the other of you to ensure appropria

, a major thoroughfare shut do you have, police have closed highway 35 in both directions between hickey boulevard and man or drive because of a fatal accident involving a pedestrian. the accident occurred about 3:30 this afternoon. investigators say the driver was turning left when the car hit the ped pd in the crosswalk. >>> university police and san francisco state are investigating a possible rape on campus that reportedly happened about 3:00 a.m. on saturday. officials would only say the victim is incapable of concepting to sex, but would not give anymore details. >>> there were shots fired and the scene is surrounded by crime tape and you can see bullet holes in the glass. police say someone fired three rounds at the south side of building for some reason. >>> a storm headed to the bay area and some people in marin county are not taking any chances at all. the couple in san rafael took down a tall tree before it comes down on its open. and mill valley is making sure the you sewer pipes are ready. right now the sky is thick with clouds. >> looking at doppler, you can see the clouds.

back to you guys. >> brian hickey, thank you. >>> 6:22 is the time. a humpback whale is free once again after rescuers took two days to untangle it from hundreds of feet of rope and fishing line. the 45-foot whale was first spotted up the california coast on friday. near los angeles and seaworld, crews were sent in to track it down. in the end more than 300 feet of fishing line was removed. so far at least 50 whales have had to be rescued this year. the los angeles times reports warmer ocean waters and scarce food resources may be to blame for the entitlement with whales becoming more daring to find prey, also coming in close to the shore. but good that they got that whale free. >> yeah. >>> the number of e. coli cases linked to dozens of chipotle restaurants is expected to rise in 20 minutes. the reason behind the potential increased despite the temporary closure of the affected restaurants. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". pennsylvania police searching for whoever put needles inside halloween candy and gave it to kids in a philadelphia suburb. a

we find brian hickey. snow behind you right now kingvale. >> reporter: light snow coming down.e get a glimpse of the moon and planets hanging overhead. at kingvale you'll run into chain control. i'd say six to eight inches, an indication of how cold it is. that's the chain control right back there. because of the chain control, look over here. a lot of people, many who we have talked to this morning, they were on their way over the hill for thanksgiving, some going as far as salt lake city. this is the end of the road for them because they didn't bring chains and they're finding a hard time finding the right size. if you're going ski boarding or snowboarding, bring the chains, 4 wheel drive with snow tires. they are meeting the traffic around applegate where they've narrowed it down to one lane. the amount of traffic out of the mountains will be your first bet of congestion. as long as everyone is doing the speed limit, 30 miles per hour in the chain control area, things moving smoothly at this early hour. it was a nightmare yesterday for drivers. a drive that normally takes 2,

back to you guys. >> always good to hear from brian hickey. donner summit, you see what's happening out there right now. >> early in the season. that's good. sal? in a good year everybody hopes for snow. or kiski by thanksgiving. maybe we'll have it this year? >> i hope so. the snow is the key to the water. >> we need the water. >> yes we do. >>> we've had a terrible commute, guys, this morning on the ultimate pass. westbound 5580, an accident has temporarily closed all lanes there as they struggle to get this big rig out of the way. there was an accident in the area eastbound. however, eastbound traffic is getting through because not all plans are blocked and traffic is light. the real problem is westbound 580 as you come up to greenville. trying to get out of the way but the traffic continues to be terrible until you get to the crash. if you're getting on 580 after greenville road, it is going to be a good commute because traffic is moving along very well between the rest of livermore and dublin, but please give yourself plenty of extra time

hickey is also charged in an unrelated case from billerica last year. detectives are still searching for the gunman who shot and killed a father of two outside his home in manchester, new hampshire. this was breaking last night at 10:00 p.m. and today, the new hampshire attorney general released a few details of the investigation, but did say the shooting was not random. witnesses tell fox 25 news the victim, 37-year-old, michael pittman, was walking to his car to get diapers for his shot when he was shot. >> elizabeth: a magistrate ruled today that there is probable cause to move forward with criminal charges against mashpee it comes from a residency check that hyde did on a returning student. hyde arrived unannounced and entered her home uninvited. hyde says he was invited in. hyde will be arraigned at a later date. it is the newest crime fighting fool being used by police departments across the country. fox 25 news gets an exclusive look at how the technology works. >> mark: what led to this dangerous drive and just how close that wooden stake came t

i want to watch for this construction until 5:00 stick to hickey hill for alternate. >> a plane headeded two people were behaving suspiciously. american airlines flight was about to leave when they found passengers and all them got off the plane while a k-9 unit swept the board and nothing was found. the would passengers were questioned by police and released and american airlines says they were accommodated on a later flight. >> and people in the delaware valley are showing they stand with paris in the wake of latest terrorist attacks. faculty, parents and children gather todd support one another at the french international school in bala-cynwyd yesterday and third of the students are from french families. katherine kozman is one of the coheads born and raced in pari paris. >> we're not concern the a. frayed, snot much for one's life here but for our countrymen you know and the people who are there. >> she said she did indeed have family at the associating stadium when at tacks happened and they were able to make it home safely. >> facebook respond todd tragedy by activating safety ch

this is scene hickey boulevard and manor drive in pacifica. we have calls out to the local police department to find out what happened. we don't know the extent of injuries to the victim. we know when emergency crews arrived, that person was under that suv. a section of skyline boulevard is closed in both directions in pacifica. we'll bring you updates on this story as well. >> a worldwide travel alert for american citizens just issues by the u.s. state department. that alert prompted by the terror attacks in paris. mark matthews is tracking this developing story. he joins us live from sfo. everyone being urged to be aware because those terror attacks might not be over. >> the travel alert is telling u.s. citizens in a nutshell, to be careful. that terrorist groups like boko haram or isil or isis or al qaeda are still planning terrorist attacks in multiple regions. the alert says travelers in the united states traveling outside the country should be vigilant when in public places or using public transportation. exercise particular caution duri

no word on >>> highway 35 in pacific a is closed between hickey boulevard and manor drive after a pedestrian was hit and killed. no word on when it will reopen. >>> stores would be required to get a conditional use permit and hold a public hearing before being allowed to open up shops. protecting locally owned shop. >> you have to preserve your treasure, whatever a that may be and for san carlos it's the sweet little downtown. >> there are 22 downtown regulating chain stores this year. >>> a federal civil rights lawsuit after a group of protesters are claiming berkeley police used excessive force after a protest. >> massive amounts of gas were used on non-violent protesters as well as people who had little, if any, to do with the demonstration. >> the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages for pain and suffering. berkeley has not responded. >>> . truck drivers are getting a raise. the contract gives them 10 paid holidays and sets the hourly wage at a minimum of $24. covers drivers for apple, yahoo, ebay an other tech companies. >>> we keep hearing about the waters getting warmer. scientists say t

pummill, you obviously were subpoenaed because miss hickey left her position, and i suspect that we may invite her to appear before us at a later date. but with that, if there are no further questions, we are now in recess. >>> next the chair of the federal reserve, janet yellen, testifying on the economy. then homeland security secretary jeh johnson talking about u.s. immigration policy. and later, the congressional internet caucus taking a look at internet privacy and personal data protection. >>> the chair of the federal reserve, janet yellen, testified on the u.s. economy and monetary policy appearing before the house financial services committee on wednesday for about three hours. >>> the committee will come to order. without objection the chair is authorized to suggest a recess for the committee at any time. this is the annual testimony on the federal reserves supervision and regulation of the financial system. i now recognize myself for three minutes to give an opening statement. the dodd/frank act requires the federal reserves vice chair of supervision to testify before our comm

a lot of the hickey alert anybody who may try to cross the street. anybody who may be waiting here for a bus. we do not know what this woman was doing. we only know that it was a private charter. we do not know where it was headed to. such a populated area with a lot of businesses. the police will be looking at those cameras to try to piece together what happened here. the nypd police camera is on that life pull. they are reviewing the video. hopefully, that will give them some answers. a very tragic situation here. a lot of people very interested in this story. that is the latest. back to both the you in the studio. ben: teresa priolo for us in queens. a group of inmates / a corrections officer on rikers island. juliet: raymond called aronne was being held by two inmates that did / mike. no word on what is going on with those two. juliet: fewer candidates will be on the stage. somebody local will not be on stage. one thing you'll notice is the states will be less crowded you'd chris christie has been part of the main debate for the last three times.

kept going, he can see the ball players laughing, saying, i think that wee ginger has a case of the hickeysky, that happens to he when i drink to too fosters. >> topic two, some people are so excited about star wars they are making a spoof of the trailer, here is their trailer on side by side of the real thing. ♪ kennedy: best part of do-it-yourself trailer. no jaraboev binges. -- where is the cg when he need it george? topic three. there it is, if you are building your own model plane for fun, remember not to get confused and add in boomerang schematics, that is when trouble really happens. a lot of hobbyists spend a lot of their time focusing on roll and yaw as techs, but hav -- aspects you have to watch out for back pitch too. do some push ups, topic 4. getting cold where it gets cold, as one pessimist remarked today, i wish i could hikwish i hibernate until it is warm, you can, a dutch artist created a huge bear sleeping bag. it looks like you have been eaten alive once you crawl inside, it is warm, and sends a message to actual bears when you are camping, if they break into your tent t

megan hickey y om w-e-w-s in n eveland explains the new footage. authorities say rookie officer timothy loehmann mistook the boy's airsoft pistol for a real gun. w-e-w-s obtained a statement frorosubodh chandra, the attorney for the rice family, on the new video. it says, in part: "assistant prosecutor matthew meyer wrote us about this enhanced video, but didn't give it to us, saying "there isn't much new information in there."."e agree, with one exception. the enhancement definitively disproves police and prosecutor mcginty's experts' claims that tamir was reaching into his waistband and lifting up his jacket. the video continues to reveal police offifirs rushing upon 12-year-old tamir without assessing the situation, and officer loehmann fatally shooting the child immediately. and t officers fail to administer first aid to the boy while he lay bleeding and dying on the ground. prosecutor mcginty chose yet again to give this video to the media, with strict instructions not to show it to the rice family. the frames contain editorial comments and in

megan hickey from w-e-w-s in cleveland exexains the new footage. authorities say rookie officer timothy loehmann mistookokhe boy's airsoft pistol for r real gun. w-e-w-s obtained a statement from subodh chandra, the attorney for the rice family, on the new video. it says, in part: "assistant meyer wrote us about this enhanced video, but didn't give it to us, saying "there isn't much new information in there." we agree, with one exception. the enhancement definitively disproves experts' will be presented to a grand jury. they will decide if patrolman timothy loehmann should face criminal charges for killing rice. & one prosecutor says the video doesn't provide any n n information, and only adds additional images to "pieces of a complex puzzle". protests continue in chicago, after its police department released video of an officer shooting and killing a black teenager a little more than a year ago. officer jason van dyke shot laquan mcdonald 16 times in october 2014. protests ramped up aftfr the videos went public. reverend jesse jackson joined other

my commander, colonel jim hickey, he was a marvelous warrior. ,eneral -- the chief of staff he was our commander in the fourth infantry division. so those were my two immediate commanders. they gave me great attitude, and i'm very grateful for not only their bravery, but also their trust. and we work together as a team. my unit was not the only one involved, but it was one of about half a dozen. and it was very humbling to participate in that time, to leave the raids. we nearly captured saddam in the summer of 2003. didn't get him, but we got his personal effects and papers, $10 million in cash and $2 million in jewelry. it turns out he was captured six months after that raid across the river. you can see the two places from one another, and you could see his home where i had soldiers using it as an outpost from -- all three could mutually see each other. so it was really interesting. and i count it a great privilege to have participated in that. and i give great credit to all the units involved. my book, it has been noted for its vivid detail and a lot of the experiences that we went

police say they have video that shows hickey attacking the victim in june of 2013. he is also charged in an unrelated hit and run case from billerica last year. >>> a we told you about the controversy tonight a decision on whether it stays or goes. >>> plus, a total twist in the case of an illinois police officer's death. investigators now ruling it a suicide. new tonight the ultimate betrayal his colleagues say he committed right before he took his life. >> donald trump is the on the ballot. there are you surges by marco rubio. trump not showing much concern about those numbers today. >> when they check his credit cards what he did to the republican party in florida i think you will probably see he will be going down rapidly. >> trump will be back in new hampshire for a town hall event next week on veterans day. >> vermont senator bernie sanders will be the first democrat to file his paperwork in new hampshire. he's scheduled to visit with afternoon. ic haved killer earnz is being sued -- convicted killer aaron hernandez is being sued for shooting a friend in the f

however, police did shut down skyline between hickey and maynard in both directions. while they conduct their investigation it is not clear how long the roads will be closed so you may want to avoid the area. >>> and millions of americans will be on the road for thanksgiving. that makes it more timely. a worldwide travel alert issued late this afternoon by the u.s. state department. mark matthews joins us by sfo, any visible signs of security at the airport? >> reporter: none that i have seen, raj, many believe the alerts are common sense given the terror attacks in lebanon, france and egypt, now they believe this is what the state department should be doing. the terrorist attacks are not stopping these people from traveling to russia. >> we changed our airlines so we don't have to travel through paris. >> you're making a real effort not to go through paris? >> yeah, it's my mom, so i'm worried about her. >> reporter: he came to see his in-laws off to iran and he said the state department should use this kind of caution. >> they're going to say hey, we don't know what

under secretary hickey i was all in and i am all in.i want the agency to succeed and serve the veterans >> were you aware a management reassignment was quote a common process csmo does? >> i am not aware of what that means within va or other agencies. >> when you completed other relocations with the federal government, were any of these management directed? i think you did answer three or four? >> one was alluded to that was management directed reassignment and i have moved with other offices that were not. >> thank. mr. waller, when did you speak about your reassignment to baltimore to mr. pommel? >> congress, i am not sure about that. it was probably sometime in the month of april 2014. >> was it before or after you agreed to the relocation of baltimore? >> well it had to do with a number of discussions that were leading up to my accepting to go to baltimore under reassignment. >> what did you discuss? >> we discussed some of the incentives that were being offered as far as my relocation, that was going to be important for me to accep

recognizance tonight he remains on administrative leave after nearly 20 years on the force. that shows hickey attacking the victim in june of 2013. he is also charged in an unrelated hit and run case from billerica last year. >>> a we told you about the controversy tonight a decision on whether it stays or goes. >>> plus, a total twist in the case of an illinois police officer's death. investigators now ruling it a suicide. new tonight the ultimate betrayal his colleagues say he committed right before he took his life. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? r jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. you make me feel so young... it's what you do. you make me feel so spring has sprung. we thought we' d be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. we needed short-term funding. f

i also invited former undersecretary hickey to testify tonight as a private citizen as her activities were heavily featured in the report. however, she did not respond to my request. i would ask the witnesses to please stand and raise your right hand so that we swaear yo if will for your testimony. the do you solemnly swear under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to provide is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you. let the record reflect al witnesses answered in the affirm. before we start, i want to read rule 3-e of the committee's rules. whereby it states each witness who is to appear before the committee or a subcommittee shall file with the clerk of the committee at least 48 hours in advance of his or her appearance or at such other time as designated by the chairman after consultation with the ranking member a written statement of his or her proposed testimony. we have been trying foroff a week to get testimony from the department. we were unable to receive that. i was told we would have it by friday from mr. pummill to give us. and the

hickey was prosecutor or district attorney for washington and he was also the nephew of the chief justice of the united states, roger tony, who would author the dred scott decision which set up a whole chain of events that led to lincoln's eruption of the washington peace conference soaking everything seemed to tie together. i will not do you much more about the washington peace conference. i will gladly accept some of your questions, but my publisher when he commissioned this book he thought what a wonderful topic, so much polarization in the country and in washington, maybe destroy can give us examples of how people can talk to each other and reach a compromise. well, in fact, as you get into the story that's hardly the example is that it does not end very well as you know. the civil war does, in fact, does take place so the question is do the peace conference or for any purpose at all? typically dismissed as a failure. and i think in fairness it did serve several important purposes. a famous senator at the time from kentucky a well-known advocate of compromise had commented after the c

paul hickey of the spoke investment group. let's go to julie hyman with breaking news on tesla. alix: she is making her way over right now. julie, tesla news. julie: the company is recalling do check thes cars seatbelts. shares are declining on this news a voluntary recalls. this is about the front seatbelt not being properly connected. they found a model s in europe with the front seatbelt not properly connected to the .utboard retentioner the company is doing a voluntary recall. 90,000 model s cars. i don't know how many there are overall, but that sounds like a lot. you can see the shares taking a hit. they're not done that much, they have bounced a little off of the lows. when you are a young car company, and we of had so many issues with the larger automakers, this has to give customers pause. alix: and they want to hit the goal of getting to 55,000 vehicles. that is not a headline you want. julie: at the same time, it is a seatbelt. not an engine problem or problem with the electrical. that is worth pointing out, as well. scarlet: nike's new buyback lan is receiving a warm

my commander, colonel jim hickey, who works on the senate staff now, he was a marvelous warrior. he was our commander in the fourth infantry division, so those are my two immediate commanders and they gave me great latitude in a very grateful for not only their bravery, but also their trust. we worked together as a team. my units was not the old one involved, but it was one of about a half a dozen and it was very humbling to participate in that time to lead the parade's. nearly captured saddam in the summer of 2003. didn't get him, but we got personal effects and papers, $10 million in cash, $2 million in jewelry. turns out he was captured six months after that read across the river. you could see the two places from one another and you could see his home where i had soldiers using it as an outpost from all three could mutually see one another. so, it was really interesting. i counted a great privilege to have dissipated in that and i give great credit to all of the units involved. my book, it has been noted for its vivid detail and a lot of the experiences that we went through a

hickey left her position, and i suspect that we may invite her to appear before us at a later date, butwith that if there are no further questions, we are now in recess. [inaudible conversations] >> the veterans day national ceremony will be held wednesday at arlington national cemetery. assembly begins at 11 a.m. eastern with a replay of the two of the unknown soldier followed by a national observance program hosted by the department of veterans affairs and the mobile amphitheater. see the entire event live on c-span. >> tonight on the communicator's will discuss cybersecurity threats facing the u.s. and other countries. james lewis wrote the senate of the national states is guest and thoughts are with the u.s. is doing to avoid attacks by china and russia. also cybersecurity legislation passed by the house and senate are kind of program he is joined by tim starks, cybersecurity reporter for politico. >> dhs as is very grand mission to defend the nation cyberspace but they have neither authority or resources so that would be the thing to change. they need to think about critical infras

pummill, you obviously were subpoenaed because miss hickey left her position, and i suspect that we may invite her to appear before us at a later date. but with that, if there are no further questions, we are now in recess. >>> coming up tonight remarks from president obama on the keystone xl pipeline and his administration's decision to reject the request from a canadian company to build it. he spoke earlier today at the white house and we'll show you a portion of those comments now. >> several years ago the state department began a review process for the proposed construction of a pipeline that would carry canadian crude oil through our heartland to ports in the gulf of mexico and out into the world market. this morning secretary kerry informed me that after extensive public outreach and consultation with other cabinet agencies, the state department has decided that the keystone xl pipeline would not serve the national interests of the united states. i agree with that decision. this morning i also had the opportunity to speak with prime minister trudeau of canada, and while he express

hickey won't be able to see me from her seat in the limo. but we'll see her since our covert ops crew rigged cameras all over her surprise limo. here is milton, our real driver. i'll play the role of his assistant. >> how are you? >> i said hodawho hoda? >> minor details. with our chase team in place we are on the move to pick up the couglers at their hotel. >> you'll introduce me as your trainee. right? all vicki knows is that hubby mark has a few things planned. >> going to freak a little? >> freak. she's going to freak. >> mark's wired for sound and will act as our accomplice on the inside. >> vicki is like in the bottom of a coal mine without a light about this weekend. >> oh, my god. are you kidding. >> hello. >> hi. >> i'll be your chauffeur today. i have an assistant with me, abby. hope you don't mind. >> hi. >> i'm just learning. her. >> is it somebody's birthday? >> well, it's going to be mine tomorrow. >> well, happy birthday. >> thanks. i could get used to this. >> drive you around all day long. >> i managed to keep my identity un

you know, allison hickey, the former undersecretary resigned, instead of testifying before the house corrupt administrators miss reubens and miss graves, who accepted almost $400,000 in moving expenses after they moved employees out of the way, good directors, in order to take their jobs, with less responsibility, and keep their same d.c. pay. it's horrible. >> unbelievable. when we had the secretary on, i told him the story of rob o'neil, guy who shot -- killed bin laden and said that rob had trouble getting help at the v.a. he had been -- somebody stole his wallet while he was having an mri. rob says the doctors and nurses are okay but the administrators should all be fired and mcdonald said i hope you gave him my cell phone. and i said i didn't have his number. he said it's on the internet. so yesterday we actually called him and this is what happened. >> so steve's going to actually call him right now. >> okay. >> all right. because he wants to hear about what's going on. so, let's get an update. [ phone rings ] >> he should be up now. >> i think so. it's a big job. >> the mailbo