[applause] i want to do a special shop out -- shoult out to john walter, our outreach worker at the va. some job descriptions set all other duties as assigned, he got the assignment of our reach as well. margie from the va and jeff joseph, thank you for being here. [applause] oh, wow. i am so used to my boss, the visiting director, sheila c ohen. we traveled together for three days. she is the visiting director. [applause] we were doing and out each event in hawaii. i think announced to as a homeless coordinator. we also have the chief operating officer for the division here. [applause] last but not least is my deputy. thank you for being here. [applause] jake martin, thank you. [applause] that is a lot of people. now we are going to have welcoming remarks from the acting medical director. [applause] >> i guess i get to raise the boom. i did not need any added pressure, but thank you anyway. good morning. welcome, everyone. i would like to welcome our honored guest, lt col. steve smith, senator leno, mayor lee, thank you all for coming today. madam leader, thank you for your an unwaver

rest of the goals coming in the second half thanks to a brace by robbie keane and a strike by john walters. elsewhere there are several international friendlies taking place this saturday as the reserve will take on lithuania. at the mob arena the hosts of the last world cup south africa will face fellow african side ivory coast norway who are third in their european quota plan group behind more than portugal will travel to wales while the world and european champions spain builds a web believe it will probably pick up the pictures against england and for that match three lines manager fabio capello has confirmed frank lampard will be the england captain for the second time lampard last lead england's in their two one win over denmark in copenhagen last february regular skipper john terry is being rested for the spain match and made a police investigation into claims of racism but he will return to lead england against sweden on tuesday while away in rooney and rio ferdinand's also miss alex england haven't beaten spain since two thousand and one however despite a flawless european qualify

sign me up to their place next on the spinal he is under is opened after thirteen minutes and john walters stopped the second midway through the second half after the home side had had a man sent off in each half well the irish founds were in force in the stadium capital of thailand to witness their science victory it was a sweet success for ireland who were denied a place at last year's world cup after to carry on infamous in the build up to france's goal in the second leg of the playoffs and this latest four no win over stonier certainly boosted confidence among the fans and management. two years ago all we have. nor on that. we can we can we were. confident. well elsewhere in bosnia and herzegovina against portugal finished goalless while the czech republic want to know at home and you always want a negro artifacts like a large ship scored in the second half. meanwhile tributes continue to roll in for former world heavyweight boxing champion joe frazier who died on tuesday aged sixty seven pulling a short battle with cancer the legendary boxer with the trademark sledgehammer left hook w

the rest of the goals coming in the second half thanks to a brace by robbie keane and strike by john walters. irish fans were in force and they stoned in capital just like they usually are at any international arlin game the side now has a one foot in the final stages of the euro it's once it's well and the latest four nil win over is sonya certainly added confidence not only with the supporters but the management as well. if you think about it people two years ago we have something. on the force of the day the no we can we can do it in a computer and. elsewhere there were no goals scored between boston and here's golden and portugal while u.s. national side montenegro conceded some second have goals in the czech republic from the box left the large and small marsh civil. war there are several international friendlies taking place this saturday where russia's reserve team will take all this away india in grozny add they are mazzarino the hosts of the last world cup south africa will face fellow african side ivory coast norway who were third in their european qualifying group behind denmark a

. >>> the new walter reed national military medical center was formally dedicated today, but major improvements for the traffic around the larger facility are still years away. fox 5's john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: the new walter reed national military medical center located on the old navy medical camp us in bethesda has actually been in the process of opening up in stages for about a year. [ applause ] >> reporter: this new joint service medical facility has now been formally dedicated. secretary of defense leon panetta who served as an army lieutenant in the 1960s told the crowd this new hospital complex is offering the best possible medical care to wounded service members and to veterans and their families. >> to these warriors, this nation owes an irredeemable debt. >> reporter: with the closure of the old walter reed army hospital in d.c. and the consolidation here in the new joint services hospital, the medical workforce in bethesda has jumped from roughly 8,000 people to 10,000 people and the estimated number of patients and visitors has jumped from half a million a year to nearly a million a year. people who live around the complex in bethesda say tr

. >>> the new walter reed national medical center was formally dedicated yesterday with you but major improvements fro the traffic around the facility are still years away. john henrehans has the story. >> the new walter reed national military medical center located in bethesda has actually been in the process of opening up in stages for about a year. this new joint service medical facility has now been formally dedicated. secretary of defense leon panetta who served as an army lieutenant in the 1960s told at seam belled crowd this new hospital complex is offering the best possible medical care to wounded service members and to veterans and their families. >> to these warriors, this nation owes an irredeemable debt. >> reporter: with the closure of the old walter reed army hospital in d.c. and the consolidation here in the new joint services hospital, the medical work force in bethesda has jumped from roughly 8,000 people to 10,000 people and the estimated number of patients and visitors has jumped from half a million a year to nearly a million a year. people would live around the complex in bethesda say traffic has gotten a lot worse in the last few months.

he is survived by his grandparents, nancy jackson and jo ann walters, his aunt, diane , uncles john and brian walters. the sacrifice our military families make often goes unnoticed, and i'd like the entire morris family to know that we will never forget matthew and the pain that they have endured at his loss. our country and this house has not forgotten matthew and we are proud to celebrate his life on this day. matthew morris exemplified the highest ideas of the united states armed forces and although his passing left a void in the lives of those who were fortunate enough to know him, they will forever carry the memories of this heroic young man close to their hearts. mr. speaker, i urge the passage of house -- h.r. 298 and ask the -- my colleagues to join in honoring an american patriot and a hero, army specialist matthew troy morris of cedar park, texas. saturday i was at the dedication of the veterans memorial in cedar park, which holds the likeliest of this young specialist and there were hundreds of citizens, probably 500 people there to celebrate that memorial. i yield back the r

walter reid national military medical center was formally dedicated today. significant improvements around the larger facility are years away. fox 5s john henrehan has more. >> reporter: the new walter reed national medical center in bethesda is actually been in the process of opening up in stages for about a year. [ applause ] this new joint service medical facility has now been formally dedicated. leon pinetta told the crowd this complex is offering the best possible medical care to oned service members and veterans and their families. >> to those washiors, this nation is -- these warriors, this nation is a debt. >> reporter: with the old closure in d.c. and from 8,000 people to 10,000 people and the estimated number of patients and visitors jumped from a half a million a year to nearly a million a year. people who live around the complex in bethesda said traffic has gotten worse the last few mots. >> i came back from a -- months. >> i came back from annapolis the other day and had to make a list to the development and it took five minutes before i could make it in and before people could let me in. >> because there are many cars? >>

john ray for nbc news in east turkey. >>> the new walter reed medical center officially opened today in bethesda. leon panetta was there for the ribbon cutting. it combines the naval center and the original walter reed medical center. the hospital will provide care for 1 million people every year. panetta says the new building is the crown jewel of military care. >> it's important that we continue to focus on the issues of mental and psychological health. in promoting the overall well being of our patients. >> panetta stressed the importance of working to reduce the number of suicides among active and retired servicemen and women. >> when we continue, things that go bump in the night. a wild police call that ends with a crash. >>> i like it. i love it. i want some more puppet. >> the big winners in last night's country music awards. >>> a new movie premiers tonight. a popular state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you

however walter bishop was a danger and a deadly one at that.....s he walked into this hess gaa station and murdered ray porter. a contract killing.... orchestrated by pprter's wife karla.(john13:03:22 what were attempting to portray and i think we did is this is a person motivated by money his purpose was to claii to be a reprehensible e hours of deliberting.... behind closed dooos before they deeidee... to give bishop life in prison witt the possbility of parole... it wasn't what prosecutors it.(john cox) 13:00:43 they did an excellent ob doing thiee ob and i respect their decision. while jurors agreed it was a contract killing and that alone could result in bishop receiving the death penalty...there were kept jurors from caarring out that sentence.... such as a pack of family support, untreated depression and no prior crimmnal history and they beliived he was easily manipulated. defense attornny's say bishop's taped confession showed his remorse... and that helped more than hurt their cass. 10:01:22 he cried threw up onn even pushed his shirt over and here to help us. for ray porter's family ... they had little to say when they left court.10:08:11 it's been thankfu for al

john kenneth was the ambassador to india which kennedy knew since he was in harvard, and united states and pakistan didn't have that relationship, so for diplomatic reasons it was good to imply that walter pakistan had not an equally, but at least some relationship with the president, so mrs. kennedy, implying that president thinking very well of the ambassador and so on, and he says, that's follow-upny, i just -- that's funny, i just met him once when i left to take this job two weeks ago. that didn't work so well, but not vuflt -- as a result of this, she went home, wrote the husband a memo saying this is the kind of ambassador we should not have in a job like this, and it went to the state department, and ambassador served until 1966, so maybe a comment on dean russ. >> he didn't seem to get as involved in domestic politics, would you agree, dick? >> well, i don't know that she didn't get involved in domestic politics, because, for instance, the talk about the monuments from the s1 dam flooding -- i remember going to see john -- not -- what was his name? congressman from brooklyn who was in charge of appropriations. >> now, would he have been politically helpful to egypt at that poin

walter isaacson. our coverage is live, on c-span. >> good evening, and welcome to the ronald reagan building international trade center. my name is john drew. i am president and ceo of this facility, on behalf of the general services administration. i would like to take this opportunity to welcome today's esteemed speakers, secretary all right, mr. isaacson, and members of the diplomatic, business, government and development committees. a lot of our special events and hospitality services -- we pride ourselves on being an active hub for u.s. trade and international policy, national export initiatives, and a form of diverse programming. in addition, our office of trade promotion works to fulfill the mandates of the trade center by collaborating with an extended network of public and private sector organizations. our partners include government agencies, chambers of commerce, and think tanks that can be in a it rich mixture, such as this evening's program. the goal is to foster international dialogue, generate business opportunities, and educate the public. we have had the great pleasure of working with the national democratic institute

walter peterson. it was a reckoning of sorts that didn't start well. >> everybody's going back and forth saying we should be doing this and that. >> that was a tough meeting because johnas looking for very honest advice, although, he had his mind made up, i think, that he was going to stick it out because mccain is not a quitter, but hearing governor peterson and other folks reaffirm he couldn't win was really a very sort of poignant moment. >> he knew how to run in new hampshire, and he knew what he needed to do, and it was just the smartest thing he could have done, just going back to basics. [inaudible conversations] >> thanks very much. >> after focusing on new hampshire once again, things started to shift in the fall of 2007. >> people were starting to listen. they said, hey, he was not dropped out. >> i talk to the people of nemplegz. i reasoned with you. i listened to you. i answered you. sometimes i argued with you. [laughter] >> by primary night, 2008, john mccain would stand tall once again, and while the bid falls short of the white house, his new hampshire connection was set in granite. >> he's done as much for the primary out here in new hampshire, the fi

walter isaacson. >> good evening, and welcome to the ronald reagan building international trade center. my name is john drew. i am president and ceo of this facility, on behalf of the general services administration. i would like to take this opportunity to welcome today's esteemed speakers, secretary all right, mr. isaacson, and members of the diplomatic, business, government and development committees. a lot of our special events and hospitality services -- we pride ourselves on being an active hub for u.s. trade and international policy, national export initiatives, and a form of -- and a forum for diverse programming. in addition, our office of trade promotion works to fulfill the mandates of the trade center by collaborating with an extended network of public and private sector organizations. our partners include government agencies, chambers of commerce, and think tanks that can be in a it rich mixture, such as this evening's program. the goal is to foster international dialogue, generate business opportunities, and educate the public. we have had the great pleasure of working with the national d

walter peterson. it was a reckoning of sorts that didn't start well. >> everybody's going back and forth saying we should be doing this and that. >> that was a tough meeting because johnas looking for very honest advice, although, he had his mind made up, i think, that he was going to stick it out because mccain is not a quitter, but hearing governor peterson and other folks reaffirm he couldn't win was really a very sort of poignant moment. >> he knew how to run in new hampshire, and he knew what he needed to do, and it was just the smartest thing he could have done, just going back to basics. [inaudible conversations] >> thanks very much. >> after focusing on new hampshire once again, things started to shift in the fall of 2007. >> people were starting to listen. they said, hey, he was not dropped out. >> i talk to the people of nemplegz. i reasoned with you. i listened to you. i answered you. sometimes i argued with you. [laughter] >> by primary night, 2008, john mccain would stand tall once again, and while the bid falls short of the white house, his new hampshire connection was set in granite. >> he's done as much for the primary out here in new hampshire, the fi

walter peterson. it was a reckoning of sorts that didn't start well. >> everybody's going back and forth saying we should be doing this and that. >> that was a tough meeting because johnas looking for very honest advice, although, he had his mind made up, i think, that he was going to stick it out because mccain is not a quitter, but hearing governor peterson and other folks reaffirm he couldn't win was really a very sort of poignant moment. >> he knew how to run in new hampshire, and he knew what he needed to do, and it was just the smartest thing he could have done, just going back to basics. [inaudle conversations] >> thanks very much. >> after focusing on new hampshire once again, things stted to shift in the fall of 2007. >> people were starting to listen. they said, hey, he was not dropped out. >> i talk to the people of nemplegz. i reasoned with you. i listened to you. i answered you. sometimes i argued with you. [laughter] >> by primary night, 2008, john mccain would stand tall oe again, and while the bid falls short of the white house, his new hampshire connection was set in granite. >> he's done as much for the primary out here in new hampshire, the first in