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meeks, or meek, i should say, you mentioned that it is difficult for medical devices to get approval and maybe you could give us some -- we find that same true with commercial. as well as other regulatory things that are, could you give us more detail on that? >> i'll reference the exo suit, the primary device we fund. certainly, you have to go through many phases of the clinical trials then different phases for fda approval. that takes years. literally, years. >> people are suffer during those years. do you have an example of a device that was left behind or delayed so much that people were left to suffer? >> again, just not to beat a dead horse, but this is proven to, i know a veteran what fr iowa told he would never walk gone again going thu with a device, he was able to walk his daughter down the aisle at her wed, so it works. >> let me just note that i had serious troubles with my arms and i know a lot of veterans get this. when i actually all the ca cartilage was gone. i was a surfer, surf fed all the cart lidge away in my arms. i know how painful that was. i have had shoulder

meek, mentioned no darpa for the va. and dr. major, you've also talked about the va has aging facilities doing research. so, i have a couple questions here. so i'm going to ask all of you to say whether you think there ought to be a darpa for the va or whether we should be using it as it exists, but task them with va-specific goals, because that's what's happening around exoskeletons. that early work was around exoskeletons through darpa. they've kind of dropped it. it's been left for va to pursue, so quick if people could opine on that, please. >> if you don't mind, i'll begin. yeah, essentially, in terms of funding mechanisms, we're all obviously for additional funding. the typical way that the mechanisms run in the va, there are certain priorities that research is directed towards. for instance, the prosthetic has come about because of the growing population of women veterans, but essentially, those priorities are fit into existing mechanisms, right, and i look forward to where there is something with maybe more targeted mech

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meek, who will describe the soldiers --. in the effort to purchase it donate -- exoskeleton device, comprised of a number of devices. amazingly, it can help provide paralyzed veterans, the ability to once again stand, walk, and hug a loved one, i to i. appoint eloquently -- a point eloquently emphasized in ms. mcallen's testimony. -- being more familiar being on the other side. -- one of our witnesses today. we really appreciate her being here at her work for veterans. i mentioned john worden who founded project hero 10 years ago, to help veterans and first responders affected by injuries, including traumatic brain injury and ptsd to the program, such as john to recovery. while the success of the program and the therapeutic benefits of cycling, which is one of the main activities that he is engaged in with a high degree of recovery, obviously, has benefited thousands of veterans. i also appreciate the opportunity to highlight today how the hero tracks monitoring system can benefit veterans with ptsd, including how it can hel

meek, no darpa for the va. dr. major, youio talked about te vadr does not have aging facilities to do research. a a couple questions some goingo ask all of you to say whether you think there ought to be a darpa for the va or rather rather we should be using darpa as it exists that has been with va on the specific goals. that's that's what's happening around -- the early work was to darpo. they have dropped it. it's been for va to pursue. quick if people could opine on that, please. >> i'll begin. essentially in terms of funding mechanisms we are all for additional funding. the typical way the mechanisms run in the va, there are certain priorities that research is directed towards. for instance, prosthetic limbs for women has come of that man because of theat growing population of women veterans but essentially those type of priorities are fit into existing mechanismsof and i look for to something whether is maybe more targeted mechanisms targeted funding mechanisms speaking specifically toward certain priorities. d

just 11 days after his release from prison, meek mill has hit the ground running. the rap star, now the new face in a fight for criminal justice reform. >> i feel like god has given me a great platform to help many others. >> reporter: a joint press conference with pennsylvania's governor about new legislation. >> i believe we can improve the criminal justice system so that we can protect the victims of crime. but we can do that while also ending the cycle of incarceration. >> reporter: mill's release on bail celebrated by stars like jay-z and comedian kevin hart, but tonight he's still under court supervision, nearly ten years after his convictions at age 19 on weapons and drug charges. >> i always feel like i could be -- my freedom could be taken. >> reporter: like last year when he violated that probation when he was caught popping a wheelie on a motorcycle. he was also involved in a separate altercation. both charges were dismissed, yet a judge sentenced him to two to four years in prison for violating his probation. a sentence many saw as unduly harsh, like mi

chris meek coming around the corner here. he has a codriver as all of the rally drivers have. it is important to listen to those instructions precisely. if you don't -- >> oh. >> we see it from the in-car angle. it was captured by the helicopter as chris meek goes getting tauf side and broadsides the street. look how far back into the forest the trees are bending and falling because of the car crashing in. it was also captured by a spectator. here is the slide. there is the shunt into the dust. >> that's brutal. >> while the car is turned over like this it is good it went that way and not the opposite way. it could have ban lot worse. >> if you're a rally car bystander you know not to stay on the outside of the corner. you stay on the inside of the corner. >> speaking about the safety of the modern rally car they did walk away from that incident. >> just a quick look. >>> the kids are making their way out the window one by one, the story that isn't exactly smooth. >> oh no. >>> and trey is feeling like something sweet. >> let's go. >> see if he has the stomach to take it down.

. >>> and i'm not sure if you were here yesterday, if you saw the meek mill interview. >> i was here.id not see the interview. this was an important moment, we spent a lot of time talking to meek mill, the rapper who has gotten out of prison but he's been caught in this vicious cycle of probation since he was 18, he's now 31 there's been a lot of people who have come to his defense including robert kraft and michael rubin who was with us yesterday, owner of the philadelphia 76ers, they helped get him out of prison for a lot of crazy things, like popping a wheelie which wound him back up in prison. we're using this as an example to not just talk about meek mill but to talk about the thousands of other men who are wrongfully incarcerated or caught up in this ridiculous cycle of probation, where they can't break out of the cycle they don't have advocates or money, or lawyer there's a can help them bring some issues to light. this morning we will be joined by wes moore, ceo of the robinhood foundation the robinhood foundation fights poverty in new york. statistics show 1 out of every 5 ne

meeks. >> mr. budget director. how you doing? >> well, sir. >> good. >> you are still the budget director. >> full time or part time? >> full time. >> full time job. and the budget puts up big numbers. >> i have two full time jobs, sir. >> two. you think that -- i don't know many people that work two full time jobs and do both of them in a good manner. when you're talking about a budget that's as big as the united states of america's is, i would think that the american people would want someone who's focused ton budget and you were initially appointed be i the president of the united states from what i understand to run the budget. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> you represented in congress, my parents hometown, rock hill, et cetera. i find you an honest guy. in your statement, you said earlier, i think you've indicated to ranking member waters that you said to be perfectly honest, you don't like the, didn't like the fact that the cfpb exists. >> correct. i don't remember specifically saying that. >> and you haven't changed your

>> gregory meeks, thanks for coming here and sharing this thought on the subject.ou. >> nice to have you. >>> a big leak and a shake-up and a big interview, rudy giuliani joins the team and hasn't been quiet ever since. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. symbicort could mean a d

artists and rapper meek mill came out of jail last month and he'll be here to talk about how the timee's on the outside. talking to meek mill made me realize that maybe through his and other viral stories of police misconduct, spees suspicious arrest and excessive force and exc

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incredible changes as well in the economic and political landscape stock elysee what a difference a meek a difference a day makes. we have seen huge amounts of change. anwar ibrahim, he was released from jail. the release of him was greeted with great fanfare. at the same time, najib razak‘s and was being searched, the former prime minister, he is implicated in this multibillion—dollar scandal about the state—run investment fund 1mdb d. bringing him to account was one of dr mahathir‘s campaign goals. the other is to abolish gst. they say the gst will end on the first of june. it is good news and bad news. it will be a cash injection into the economy. for the fiscal balance sheet it will not be good. the gst was expected to bring an about 11 billion in revenue. it will be bad on that front. it will impact the infrastructure projects of the government because $11 billion will be taken away from government coffers. there have been mixed developments. hour investors likely to rea ct? developments. hour investors likely to react? yesterday beat malaysia stock index rallied on this news. it wa

a tailspin are they really ready to go that far i mean that's what's being talked about some more meek and some we need to talk to washington and some are really angry particularly the french so the question is what will they do as talk of course about the blocking a law that the e.u. still has on hold against international sanctions there's talk about ultra interest reams of finance of banking in europe to sort of go around the u.s. banking system so they are talking about practical measures stuff that's a big political decision they need to make and do you think after this meeting tonight or that europe will have a concrete plan that will make the u.s. president blink. not yet this is going to take a bit of time this is the first meeting they've had to together and there is going to be in the meeting next week in vienna particularly russian cooperation and participation and things will go from there there is a bit of time about a month to two months to figure out what to do europe just needs to know how to know and decide do we want to play hardball against trump or do we sort of wan

one of the promises george w meeks to laura in 1978 when he marries her is that you'll never have to make a public speech. but he gave her a life she never would have had without him and it wouldn't have been possible for george w. bush to have a life without her. they are perfectly complementary souls in some respect. >> don't you think that the first ladies could be called out but george w. bush said there is an old toaster out that o read wanted, dead or alive. and immediately i was lambasted for just countless record that she goes over to him to get him in .-ellipsis to the conversation and puts it down in said some things never change. [laughter] >> and now now we are at time. thank you foror coming 17 a discussion on the backlog of immigration cases more than double through 2015. the trump administration has a goal of cutting the pending caseload in high 2020. >> one of the most important issues and idaho is the education system there were some days i didn't have any money of winning get much so i think that needs to be addressed especially the lower grades. >> the issue most i

joining us now with capitol hill, congressman gregory meeks. so congressman, thanks for joining us. what do you think that conclusion, are you surprised that the democrats and the republican majority on the senate intelligence committee have now reached the same conclusion? >> i think that's the way it should be, wolf. you review the evidence, and all of the facts and our intelligence community. you come up with what the results are. i think the results are what we suspected all along, as indicated by our intelligence agencies that russia did, in fact, get involved in the election with the intent on helping donald trump. and so it is important for that to be known so that we can make sure that in any future election that we won't allow anyone to get involved with our democracy and our elections. i think that it was important that it be bipartisan. unlike unfortunately that seems to be taking place on the house side. so i think it's a good decision and outcome. but we have to work together to protect the integrity of our democracy and our political process. >> we were just showing ou

that meek has had, fitting for his release.me of what he told us yesterday. >> i actually have resources in people who support me, who actually have a group of people who don't have people that value them or support them or not financially ready to pay for a lawyer these guys are trapped, they're voiceless, i came from being behind a wall with these people. men sitting in jail for 2030 years for crimes they did not commit because they're not financially ready to hire a lawyer, funds themselves to get back if court. there are so many different departments. i think that can be fixed step by step. >> those department a part of a larger system. one link to poverty in america joining us with more on that is wes poor, robinhood ceo. robinhood is new york's largest poverty fighting organization. this coming monday, they're going to celebrate their 30th annual fundraising gala. wes, it's great to see you >> great to see you guys thank you. >> let me do a quick synopsis. you were born if ball more you see your dad in the wrong direction

ellison, the deputy cochair of the d.n.c., kochwoman barbara lee, danny davis, on dray carson, gregory meeks al green. these alarming connections to farrakhan are causing the republican jewish coalition rightly to call on the lawmakers to resign. the members of congress aren't the only liberals that have relationships with farrakhan. we'll have more on that in a second. tamika mallory the cochair of the women's march attended a recent farrakhan event. it was called "savior's day" in chicago where he said these despicable things. >> the powerful jews are my enemies. white folks are going down. and satan is going down. and farrakhan, by god's grace, has pulled the cover off of that satanic jew. >> sean: he has only a history of this kind of racism and antisemitism. tamika mallory posted about the event and according to the antidefamation league he gave her a shoutout in the speech. after intense backlash, she is out with a statement where she apologizes to the various groups of people that farrakhan routinely and viciously and hatefully attacks but then she defended her attendance and writes i

. >> joining us is congressman gregory meeks, member of the house foreign affairs committee. you for being here. i want to get to north korea in a moment. this say very important meeting at the white house. what also just wrapped up and we just heard from the head of the dhs, kirstjen nielsen about, this briefing, all members of congress were invited to attend the brief iing, did you attend e meeting? >> i did not. i got another meeting set up. i'll have my own private briefing. but was a last minute meeting and the democratic caucus had a meeting going on and several other commitments i had this morning. i did not make the meeting this morning but i do intend to get caught up. >> we understand only 50 or so members went. given the focus and concerns about election security in general, what does it say to you that so few people, you know, yourself included, you may have had other commitments, but so few people, so few members chose to attend. >> i think that it was a meeting that was put together at the last second. it wasn't something that members had advance notice of, and

"dreams and nightmares: the meek mill story" airs here on nbc.orning. thank you for spendtake a live downtown sj from communications hill >>> the time is 7:00 this sunday may, 6th. 2018. we want to start you off with a live look at downtown san jose from communications hill. the temperature outside, 54 degrees. good morning. thank you so much for waking up with us this sunday morning. vianey is standing by with a look at the microclimate forecast. we got peeks of sunshine and breezy. that cloud cover and nice marine layer will deepen. 64 degrees and it's a little breezy, 13 miles per hour. overall our temperatures are in the 50s across the board, 52 degrees for santa rosa, 53 for san jose

. >>> and now, fresh out of prison, meek mill is going to talk about the revelations he discovered from, and what he would say to president trum fp he had a chance to meet him. >> if you had a summons to talk to president trump, and forget how we feel about him, and what would you tell him? >> i would tell him, let's go to the neighborhood, and you have bulletproof cars, let's bring them to the neighborhood, and get out the bulletproof cars and see if you will feel comfortable sitting near this area, and you feel like you need a gun here, and would you be feeling comfortable on to he area where the neighborhood is plagued with drugs everywhere. >> and you can see the rest of the interview with reverend sharpton with meek mill tomorrow. ssistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. i needthat's whenvice foi remembered that my ex-ex- ex-boyf

new reservoir there will be less water for egypt adopting new and more efficient irrigation take meek's maybe the only way for egypt's farmers to survive. through paul said barry was a pleasure to have you with us and we hope you like the show my name is in melt. and i say goodbye from the show to its garden in lagos nigeria out of let's remind you to join us on our social media platforms so on on the screen my name is sarah my money is signing off from nairobi kenya and i hope to see you again next week same time same place. it was the big. the be . the be. the be the be. the big concert. the best sultry sounds of summer to carry you away the banished german singers are also larry the beauty . we make up oh but we watch as a folks that under the age of five we are the civil servants. the one to shrink the continent's future to. be part of enjoying african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. a seventy seven percent. platform africa is charging. higher and higher further and further going to turn here and dirtier. the high gloss world of professional

some are more meek. some want to talk, and some are angry, particularly the french.what will they do? there is cause of blocking a -- calls of blocking a law is you -- talks of alternative streams of finance, banking and europe, going around the u.s. banking system, so they are talking about practical measures, but it is a big little decision they have to make. brent: do you think after tonight europe will have a concrete plan that will make the u.s. president blank? reporter: not yet. this will take a bit of time. this is the first meeting they have had together, and there will be another meeting next week in vienna about particularly with russian cooperation and participation, and things will go from there. there is time, a month or two months to figure out what to do. europe just needs to know know and decide, do we want to play hardball against drunk, or do we sort of want to be cowed and be what the french say, an american vessel? -- vassal? brent: it sounds better than being a poodle. thank you, barbara. the result at stake for european businesses -- there is a

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literally hundreds of such groups and facebook alone ok ok let's think something truly divisive to meek across a black doctor felt humiliated windows to airlines flight attendants refused to believe that she was a qualified physician now that's allegedly intended to stir up tensions to tear americans apart except that's exactly how it was reported in the us media is responding to a viral facebook post from an african-american doctor who says she was discriminated against a fight she says. when the flight attendant yelled for a physician on board she raised her hand but it was rejected you know how much the russians spent in this one hundred thousand dollars huge sum right it's roughly zero point zero zero zero one percent of what trump spent on his campaign so what's the takeaway russia is really bad at meddling some of those ads were never seen by anyone others were copy pasted from mainstream media and that's if you believe that these were russian ads the only thing these ads prove is russia will never ever be as good as us media a dividing america. what we're talking about the us the

. >>> tonight, meek mill sits down with lester holt. the rapper's first in-depth television interview since being released from prison. >> how do you explain why your case has become so important? >> i was a public figure. i inspire a lot of young children. my brand is dream chasers. about chasing your dreams no matter what you do in life, everyone goes to sleep at night and has a dream and has something they want to inspire to be. >> rapper also opens up about what he thinks is wrong with the justice system. lester holt has that full story tonight at 7:00 on "dateline ft "right after "open road." >>> come of the world's best surfers gathered in the middle of expansive farmland in the central valley. yes, this is the correct video. lamore, 30 miles south of fresno, is home to a new surf ranch that kelly slater designed himself. teamed up with engineers to come up with a machine that could create the perfect wave every single time. the wave system can create more than 50 different types of waves. at the push of a button. the surf ranch h

enough for this straightly senior so she's also a passionate blogger her blog is entitled blog and meekswedish for blog with me. to believe her first when i was young i always wanted to be a writer. but there were so many good books around that it made no sense to produce a poorly written one. because when i blog i don't have to write about a specific topic i do what i want but if i weren't this old no one would pay much attention but it's. but since she is one hundred six she's amassed a huge following and. nine year olds write comments and say you're really cool that makes me really proud. and then this story. and these fans who are still young at heart have come to london university to honor her efforts here a five hour journey south from stockholm dubnyk carlson is receiving an award from the swedish gerontological society it loud at the blogger as a model for how older swedes can keep active and this centenarian is happy to share her passion with others. if a day goes by and i don't post anything on my blog thanks think that i've done it. the gerontology award comes with two thousa

. >> glor: the >> glor: the meek may inherent the earth but a bold preacher has his eye on the heavens and he is asking his flock to get them there in style. here's tony dukopil. >> i believe if jesus was on earth today he wouldn't be riding a donkey. think about that for a minute. he'd be in an airplane preaching all over the world. >> reporter: teleevangelist jesse duplantis is hoping to take the word of jesus to new heights with help of a $54 million private jet. >> i've owned three different jets in my life, and i use them, and just burning them up for the lord jesus christ. >> reporter: duplantis runs a ministry and church outside new orleans. in a video posted to his website last week, he asked his followers for help in buying a new jet. >> we ask for a falcon-7 x so we can go anywhere in the world in one stop. >> father, we thank you. >> reporter: duplantis is not the first minister to preach the gospel of private flight. this past january, another teleevangelist, kenneth copeland, announced the blessing of a gulfstream v. >> the prosperity gospel, when many of these ministers a

coming up on "cbs this morning," in his first live tv interview since his release from prison, rapper meeks us with his attorney to talk about pushing for criminal justice reform. >>> and you'll get a first look at a model of uber's flying car ahead of their uber elevates summit. the company ceo shares some of the potential designs for the sky ports where the flying cars would take off and land on rooftops. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ i'm kenny choi. live from the cvs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> a live look outside to the city of san francisco, hopefully you will have a great tuesday, we will get you through the day's news, it is tuesday, may 8, i am kenny choi. >> i am michelle griego, let us say hello to jaclyn dunn and neda iranpour, how is everyone doing ? >> good. >> listen, we are seeing a little more cloud coverage out there. >>> check this out, there are towers in the view normally, but i wanted to show you this because this is what drivers might be facing out there. cloudy and cool along the coast, m