they're put together under hr, but it is truly two different skills. so let's talk about first what the star agency does. how we look at managing those people upper out which is a very hard thing to do when you're a new company and you're trying to create a great culture. >> forget a new company. when it's an existing company it's harder i think. >> top people want to work with other stars and every company's goal should be to put a star in every seat. >> so how does the talent agency do this typically than a hr department? >> they manage people completely differently. we look at how we recruit, how we train, how we write ads because we're looking for a certain type of too. we're doing this in a way to try to get the best people. >> i think they are trying to get the best skills to do a job and we find we need people that fit our culture. we believe we can teach anybody anything. but people have to fit within our team and our teams to develop high developing team that the demand excellence, you need a certain type of people for every team. so culture f

our first panel of witnesses are the original co sponsors of hr-2651. representative andy bar from the great state of kentucky and representative paul tonko from the great state of new york. i thank you both for being here, and mr. bar, you're recognized for five minutes for your opening statement. thank you. >> thank you, chairman latta. thank you to chairman walden as well and to mr. cardenas and the ranking member for holding this hearing on our legislation hr-2651, the horse racing integrity act. when i was first elected to congress, i dedicated my service to promoting the signature industries of kentucky. and nothing is more synonymous with our commonwealth than thoroughbred breeding and horse racing. my district in particular holds the title horse capital of the world. now 11 of the 13 triple crown winners were foeled in the sixth district, including the most recent champion, justify. lexington, kentucky, is surrounded by 400 horse farms, including the home of the last triple crown winner, american pharaoh. however, this sport is not only prominen

are you can -- aware of any concerns hr does that decisions are made on politics and not merit? the neck i have not had any conversations about threats of the political people. >> the administration released three executive orders that appear to be aimed at weakening the unions. and those that were part of the union to represent the coworkers by provided by law. and enforce protections against unlawful discrimination sexual harassment and to provide employees with working conditions. due to the severe restrictions that those representatives can use and to address these grievances? >> this proposal with taxpayer-funded union time at 25% we don't say don't do it. we do have cases with over 700 employees on 100% time% time. some of these are nurses and doctors. we are saying we hired you to be doctors and nurses for veterans but that you can use your time to represent your union we thought that was a reasonable amount of time for any organization in each employee out of 100 gets one hour of representation so the whole veteran this one -- veteran administration has a whole bank of o

i didn't understand it well i think i do but don't want to you talked about the idea of outsourcing hrple are worried about harassment, they don't know how to deal with harassment could you explain that more? to me, that strikes home something people can't take care of internally because they don't know how to handle it. >> that's true what we're seeing, this is a high topic of concern for small businesses in particular who don't have that full hr support and service and hr outsourcing andpro business provide that one of the biggest issues they're worried about these days, because of the risk, how do they handle harassment and policy they should have in place and to deal with it once somebody does complain >> we have over 100 hr specialists around the country serving our clients and we're serving over 1 million work centers around the country that's the topic right now >> it's part of society and people don't know how to handle it let's talk in general about the economy. you give us a pretty good read what areas you're seeing new businesses, doing the hiring and what kinds of companies

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i'm not sure john bolton is trying to do what hr mc master is doing.inally trump got and hr master is no longer security adviser. >> you have 30 seconds to be brilliant before we have to take a break. he is meeting with our oldest and best friends. nato summit and the u.k. the president calls the putin portion the easiest part of his trip. >> what do you think if you are a nato ally and putin is consistently treated better than than all of our nato allies. it's an amazing thing that i said that, but that's a true statement. >> we would like to invite you back when we know what transpires in europe. thank you so much. it's a pleasure to have you on the broadcast. bill kristol with us in washington. the trump administration misses a deadline that was ordered up by a federal judge to reunite the youngest children who have been separated from their parents. families who last saw each other when they came across the border into this country or tried to. we will get a late update on the progress or lack of it, after this. >>> a lot to cover here tonight. new

hr 3053 passed in the house on may 10 and is now over on the senate side. it would increase the allowable amount to be buried at you. the licensing proceeding is nonconsent based. it is opposed by the environmental movement of the united states. barred shipments on lake michigan would be put at risk. the drinking water supply would be contaminated for 40 million people down the stream. that is just one of them goes down and leaks. the irony for congressman shimkus is that thousands of shipments from other states with pastor illinois, including on the south and west sides of chicago down to the west. on the senate side you got some energy and water appropriations are more interested in centralized storage. the irony of that is what would that mean if this waste would be rested to transport through the heart of metro la? we are not ready for this. nobody even knows about this. transport communities along the corridors do not consent to these risks. we are now closer to 80 years into this mess. we need to stop making it, we need to harden on site storage. we n

hr mcmaster and the national security adviser replaced mike flynn.s a moment for a chance for stability and reasonableness. mcmaster and others and jim mattis and rex tillerson persuaded the president to walk back the damage he had done. i think that has been an under appreciate and under reported part of what happened over the last few months. he didn't get along with him and trump didn't like him that much and mcmaster kept things on track. mattis and pompeo would if they were left alone would check trump and be in the white house. i'm not sure john bolton is trying to do what hr mc master is doing. finally trump got and hr master is no longer security adviser. >> you have 30 seconds to be brilliant before we have to take a break. he is meeting with our oldest and best friends. the president calls the putin portion the easiest part of his trip. >> what do you think if you are a nato ally and putin is consistently treated better than than all of our nato allies. it's an amazing thing that i said that, but that's a true statement. >> we would like to

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forest bathing is the film hr. and i am off forest bathing here in japan. the film hr.f forest bathing here injapan. so go slow and take it all in? yes, that is the point. when you think ofjordan, bucket list items usually include petra, floating in the dead sea, or going into the desert but how about veering off the beaten track into amman weston over the years it has become a magnet city, attracting people from its neighbouring regions to create unique arabic culture as rajan datar went to explore. it may have once enjoyed a heyday, particularly as a roman city, but in more recent times, safe to say amman has not been amongstjordan‘s most glittering joules. at the 1940s, its population had dwindled. but an influx of palestinians, then iraqis and syrians over the past few decades has seen it take new shape. now the capital's population stands atli now the capital's population stands at 4 million, one third of whom are migrants and refugees. and with such rapid rise in africa's population, and new contemporary and cosmopolitan atmosphere is developing here which is very

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lou: he was sent off to the hr department. and he is involved in a relationship with the deputy director's leading attorney in violation of all of regulations of the justice department, he is moved to hr, presume abily to fine more people to recruit like him for once storied agency. >> mueller gis just hired 4 more lawyers, not one a republican. one of whom worked in obama white house counsel office. lou: he has a record that a disaster, left wing meadial not look at this, let's go to a couple things, rose rosenstein impeachment. you called on president to just get rid of the special counsel, and his attorneys at one point were urging him to sit down for a interview. you thought that was idiotic. where is the president now in your judgment? and what are his greatest threats from this special counsel? >> you know, i am not a lawyer, thanbut you don't have to be a lawyer to think someone should sit down with a special counsel whose goal was to investigate him. i don't see the special counsel giving him the benefit of the testimo

what is, it is in hr 3053. transfer of title for this deadly waste that the industry has profited from generating onto american taxpayers. that is not a good reason for these very dangerously bad decisions. >> one thing you mentioned which was the 2048. for those of you again, when i play with the nuclear cleanup world, the 2048 number comes from the previous administrations like the calculation of arriving, they did a blue ribbon commission. when in washington d.c., one does blue-ribbon commissions when one is not sure what to do. and the blue commission that was finalized in 2012, came out with a set of findings key of which was, we need to find and avoid what happened with yucca mountain and find a consent based process.and it was their estimation and the administration then, that 2048 would be a reasonable time. that is why sometimes hear the 2040. people want time frames. no one has a crystal ball and can give you the precise time frame. it is the nrdc perspective and yucca alone, that if congress were to

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up as president and coo and blockbuster, burger king, after moving with human resources, working in hr for 20 years and too involved in the business. that is what happens. >> you were on the football club. >> in east london, london's second oldest, first time when i was going when i was 9, the club was doing very well. we are on the verge of going to the championship, in the wembley playoff final, the club was sold and basically everything contrary to what is in the book and it is close to folding. i put together a consortium. we had one year to apply all the lessons of the book. >> it was, challenge culture, the most successful organizations run on pushback. what do i know about challenge culture. >> it was right at the heart of it, if you are an individual and the organization, an individual there, too in challenge the people going for you. i only interview one person. and different levels and parts of the organization and the whole belief is to improve everything you are working on and new products, running a team of people, a digital asset, it doesn't mean you have to accept it. an

. >> he was sent off to the hr department. when you figure out he's involved in a relationship with the deputy director's leading attorney, in violation of all the regulations of the justice department he's moved to the hr presumably to find more people to recruit just lyme like him for the one storied agency. >> he fired four more prosecutors and not one republican of whom worked in the obama counsel's office. >> he has a record that's a disaster in the national media and left wing media in particular, will not look at it. let's go to a couple of things. rosenstein impeachment. you called on the president to get rid of the special counsel and in fact, his attorneys were at one point urging him to sit town for an inter rue which i know you thought was absolutely i'd youedic. where is the president now in your judgement? and the threats from this special counsel? >> i'm not a lawyer but you know to sit down with someone who is goal was to investigate him. >> what do you see special counsel doing, tom? i know you're not a lawyer

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he left to pursue other opportunities and whether any of those reports are true, the damage to va's hr management has already been done. i am not sure how the va is supposed to improve its human resources management when such stories of its toxic environment are at the top are rampant. finally, it is in the mist of this turmoil that this administration released a new executive order that limits the amount of official time for employees to no more than 25%. as we all know, official time is not spent on unit activities. let me repeat that. official time is not spent on union activities, because spending time on union activities is illegal. rather, it is time spent by union officials to perform human resources functions and ensure a well functioning work environment for all va employees. with the current turmoil and vacancies in the va's hr division, the human resources function employees on official time perform is more important than ever to ensuring care for veterans is not impacted. for the va to sustain cuts to essential human resources functions from both ends like this, does not in

with the current turmoil in the hr division, the function on official time perform is more important than ever in ensuring that care for veterans is not impacted. this does not inspire confidence that performance is improving at the agency. the goal of the act is not to further undercut the already strained va workforce. firing cannot replace good management. i hope our discussion today will shed more light on what the va is doing in a implementation of the accountability act to ensure better performance among its employees through better management. i thank the witnesses for being here today and i look forward to their testimony. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. on the first panel today, we welcome back mr. peelter o'rourke, acting secretary of the department of veterans affairs. we spent the weekend in reno with a disabled american veterans at a great convention out there. i thought we spent a couple hours on panl togetha panel tog. mr. o'rourke is accompanied by the acting executive director of the office of accountability and whistleblower protection. and the principal depu

failed to tell hr about a consensual relationship, not telling him he is out. 25 minutes from now, the market opens it will be flat to slightly lower but tech stocks are again as usual. the ones to watch. and as usual, a jam-packed show -- former president obama supports chicago's proposed basic income scheme. free money don't you love it. wednesday july 18th mid-summer i love it. varn areny and company is about to begin. ♪ >> we're not going to win if we don't stand for anything. we need to occupy every airport, we need to occupy every border. need to occupy every ice office until those kids are back with their parents. >> occupy everything. that was new democratic socialists alexandria cortez calling on aboll i.c.e. protesters to make their presence felt. they're the new darling but joe lieberman is having none of it. here's his quote cortez is a proud member of the democratic socialist of america. whose platform like hers is more socialist than democratic. her dreams of new federal spending would bankrupt the country or require very large including on the working class. well look wh

. >>> and coming up, shocking allegations to get to the former head of hr at fema. accused of trading jobs for sex. so we'll talk to the woman who broke the story wide open. >>> also breaking this hour, a jury has been seated in the first federal trial for former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. the first high-profile test for the special counsel, robert mueller. we'll take you just outside the courtroom coming up. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch to liberty mutual, you could save $782 on auto and home insurance. and still get great coverage for you and your fa

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into college, asirican students score on average 50 points than whn sats studentsig and more points hrudents. one group says they are being punished for their success saying that the school limited the number of asian students and preference for white sdents. jeannie is a professor at harvard law school and joins us from harvard. can you walk us through this lauit? can you explain what is at stake? jeannie: the lawsuit takes place under a la called title vi. involves a federal lawhat prohibits discrimination in activities and programs that receive federal funding. harvardit univers does receive federal funding anddo many colleges aniversities in the country. itor istant that those alleges and universitiesid discriminating on the basis of race. sola done: --soledad: now the iquestion that's been as in fact are asians disadvantaged when it comes to getting into harvard university. is the simple answer to that question, "yes, yes they are.".n jeanni i think the answer isey yes thre. but i don't think that it's a very simple answer.in k that when you have a value of diversity, then you hav

every now and then canada sends us something nice in the way of some drier air but as hourghs hr--outimenight into the hours tomorrow expect hot and humid conditions to come back. temperatures in the middleour t. so 89 today, still low humidity afternoon, enjoy it. t up94 tomorrow and then 91 on wednesday. even into the end of the week, fridip trip thurmont maryland 90 trs for you. zay 90 degrees for you. chance of a storm on sunday. that's weather. erin is bacff withic. hi, erin. >> 4:56 right now. keeping our eyes on the road metro service piing up at 5:00 t 5:00 a.m. 3,000 block of 11th street lanes are blocked. a fire is thattr underol. d.c. fire has been out there fore niom s another issue in the district, this one in northeast. outbound side of new york avenue oyut bo ght lanes blocked right now. there's a damaged manhole cover they need to fix. traffic getting by fine. inbound volume building. but no slowdowns just yet. everything is looking good. this crash should be cleared short in cheltraham f tippett road before surratts. 301 and five looking good. not seeing any proems o

hr management has already been done i'm sure they are supposed to improve their resources of the toxic environment or at the top are they rampant. nose that limits the time for employees but as we all know the official time is not spent on union activities. let me repeat that so spending time on union activities is illegal. rather to have human resources functions to ensure a work environment for all employees. so with the current turmoil and vacancies the human resources function is more important than ever to ensure that care for veterans is not impacted and then to sustain cuts from both ends does not inspire confidence at the agency the goal is not to further undercut the workforce my hope our discussion today can show what it is doing to better management and i think the witnesses to being here today and i look forward to their testimony. >> the first panel today acting secretary with those disabled american veterans there has been a couple of hours with a time well spent and to be accompanied i the acting executive director with ed human resources you are not recognize. >> thank

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