miller. i rise today in support of h.r. 4031, the department of veterans' affairs management accountability act of 2040. mr. yoho: for far too long, problem patient neglect has persisted. these problems will continue to service until the employees there can be held accountable for their poor performance. in recent weeks, the incompetence has been made clear. serious allegations have risen that wait times and secret waiting lists at the phoenix v.a. medical centers led to the death of 40 of our nation's veterans. this is unacceptable. there are stories of secret waiting lists at v.a.'s all over the news. as these reports are investigated, it is necessary that we give the secretary of the v.a. the power to not only reprimand but remove the neglect employees if we do not the problem will persist. for these reasons and more, i co-sponsored chairman miller's bill which will authorize the secretary of veterans affairs to remove or demote any senior executive employees whose performance has been fou

miller. >> good clip, miller. >> you are out in l.a.mend get over to the dorothy chandler and see the new musical with mac lamore. abe lincoln on the roof. is he great. >> abe lincoln. good line, miller. now, as you know, we asked viewers to send in questions that you will allegedly answer. we're not real hopeful in that regard, but we're going to try it. the first question is from clyde mckinney, greenville, south carolina. miller, when you were on snl which performers impressed you the most? >> well, clyde, i would have to say -- let me see, hosts? to. hanks was the best host, alec baldwin was a good host, although i didn't know him that well. he had a certain volatility that i find daunting, i understand he has taken care of that in the last few years between now and then and sean penn was probably the most polite host which is ironic. everybody think is he a hot head but sweet guy. as far as cast members go. under the new guys bill hater is a general. on the bronze medal i would have for me to judge this is weird because these guys

miller. i rise today in support of h.r. 4031, the department of veterans' affairs management accountability act of 2040. mr. yoho: for far too long, problem patient neglect has persisted. these problems will continue to service until the employees there can be held accountable for their poor performance. in recent weeks, the incompetence has been made clear. serious allegations have risen that wait times and secret waiting lists at the phoenix v.a. medical centers led to the death of 40 of our nation's veterans. this is unacceptable. there are stories of secret waiting lists at v.a.'s all over the news. as these reports are investigated, it is necessary that we give the secretary of the v.a. the power to not only reprimand but remove the neglect employees if we do not the problem will persist. for these reasons and more, i co-sponsored chairman miller's bill which will authorize the secretary of veterans affairs to remove or demote any senior executive employees whose performance has been fou

watters world meets miller time.e the kids because the next hour will be very provocative, entertaining and at times a bit over the top. we begin with the d man. >> so you believe that barack obama wants to diminish the power of america? >> well, billy, you say every night i hear you almost saying he is too smart. he must have a play. he doesn't have a play, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't any jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. >> i know the thing. >> i'm only hoping the future is russia and china both go after the same piece of meat like crimea. wipe each other out and we come into the number one position. >> barbecue, i was on a mission when i got the call. >> i'm just thankful he keeps biden out of it if he he sends plugs mackenzie over there we could all get vaporized. >> imagine, imagine. >> i'm just happy. putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." ♪ >> listen, at this point, putin is in obama's head. it's like that dennis weaver film called dual. he drives along.

miller is next. bnk >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment. had a hard time getting in los angeles to hawaii last week. we took separate flights on american airlines and each flight was delayed by three hours. why? because they didn't have any flight crews. now, miller flies all the time and he joins us now from santa barbara. so, overall i are all over the country. what do you think has happened with the airline industry. >> before we get started, billy, just between me and you, was that last guy gay? >> i think he was. >> all right. are we gay? >> no. >> can we get a day off from gay? >> is he running for office, miller. come on, that was a legitimate piece. >> i don't want to know who michael sam is sleeping with or who tony sargoosa is. >> we have to be clear tony is straight because is he 320 pounds and i don't want him coming here. all right. miller airline industry? >> flying. listen, i have had flights that were so bad half way through it the pilot could have came on and said we are going down and i would have said good. [ laughter ] >

miller: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2942, a bill to amend title 38, united states code, to re-establish the professional certification and licensure advisory committee of the department of veterans affairs. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2942, a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to re-establish the professional certification and licensure advisory committee of the department of veterans affairs. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from florida, mr. miller, and the gentlewoman from arizona, mrs. kirkpatrick, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks on h.r. 2942. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. miller: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is re

watters world meets miller time.he next hour will be very provocative, entertaining and at times a bit over the top. we begin with the d-man. so you believe that barack obama wants to diminish the power of america? >> well, billy, every night i hear you saying he's too smart, he must have a play. he doesn't have a play bit, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't a jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. our only hope in the future is russia and china both go after the same piece of meat like crimea and wipe each other out. maybe we come to the number one position. i'm just thankful he keeps biden out of it, because if he plugs mckenzie over there, we could all get vaporized. so i'm just happy. and putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." listen, at this point, putin is in obama's head. it's like that dennis weaver film called "dual" where he is just driving around, he looks behind him and the putin car is there. we're just going to run a little faster. that's the way it is. >> do

miller airline industry? >> flying. were so bad half way through it the pilot could have came on and said we are going down and i would have said good. [ laughter ] >> we don't have any options though. and when you are going to iowa like we did, you know they are wheeling out the old equipment. i flew over in the chitty chitty bang bang car. i went to recline my car i felt like i was in gynecological office so little reline. -- recline. a man freezer box calling it carry-on trying to jack it into the overhead. like trying to get pavatti into a wet suit. i put up with it because you have got to fly. i get stuck in the metal detector line piercing addict kid. breaking out new areola cabob. setting off magnets. then they do a cavity search on me. i say hey can we do an actual dental cavity search, maybe we save money on healthcare. piggy back mammograms at security checkpoints. let's use our head here. at the it end of the day, let me say, this the last guy the airlines want to piss off in addition to the pilots is you bec

miller: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 10, and i want to thank the chairman of the committee for all of his cooperation, so we could arrive at this legislation, to bring to the floor. and i want to thank the staffs on both sides of the aisle for all the time they spent negotiating this legislation. and i'm delighted that we're here tonight to consider it. the success and opportunity through quality charter schools act, i urge my colleagues to support this legislation. i guess we'll be voting tomorrow on it, to vote in support of the legislation. my support of h.r. 10 is grounded in my commitment to our nation's public schools and my firm belief that every child and every neighborhood deserves access to a high quality public education. this bipartisan legislation would take us one step closer to making the promise of quality public schools for every child a reality. in many ways the innovations coming out of the charter school sector are helping to disprove some of the false assumpt

miller on the mark.stuff and the d man also think the republican party does not play dirty enough. then, watters world. the veterans edition. >> the revolutionary war. >> okay. >> who did america fight? >> wow. i feel really dumb. >> take your time. >> was it the french? >> was it the french? >> no. the only thing better than the smell of fresh-cut grass... is the smell of perfectly level, fresh-cut grass. that yellow seat's my favorite chair. you wanna find a john deere dealer? just set your gps to tractor expert. when my grandson grows up, it's his. but it's all mine now. that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. get 600 dollars off all john deere four-wheel steer lawn tractors now at a dealer near you. >>>ed in the impact segment tonight. president obama speaking to west point graduates about america's role in the world. >> by most measures america has rarely been stronger relative to the rest of the world. those who argue otherwise, to ho suggest that america is in decline or has seen its i g

miller airline industry? >> flying.lights that were so bad half way through it the pilot could have came on and said we are going down and i would have said good. [ laughter ] >> we don't have any options though. and when you are going to iowa like we did, you know they are wheeling out the old equipment. i flew over in the chitty chitty bang bang car. i went to recline my car i felt like i was in gynecological office so little reline. -- wloo >>> i stayed on the big island, had a good time. however, the same excuse, we don't have any crews, all right? the flight scheduled eight months in advance you think someone might have figured out you've got to have crews on the place you show up five days later they don't have crews. my pile was black. listen. the people on the plane are nice they are super nice people but airlines are crap. i'm trying to pass something called a piece of legislation called abba. airline bullying billy act. >> all right. now we're going to start a new feature with the city of southern california.

miller on the mark.and the d man also think the republican party does not play dirty enough. then, watters world. the veterans edition. >> the revolutionary war. >> okay. >> who did america fight? >> wow. i feel really dumb. >> take your time. >> was it the french? >> no. we hope you stay tuned toa those reports. fiber to help support regularity. fiber wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. at afraud could meanuld blower credit scores. and higher mortgage rates. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report at experian.com. and the award goes to ceramics house. congratulations. thank you. the success of your small business depends on results. go vests! all organic, and there's tons of info on our website. that's why you rely on the best for your business. and verizon delivers the best devices on the best network. you're all big toes to me. so go ahead, stream and download with confidence on america's largest, most reliable

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a couple months later, may of 2 2013 chairman miller writes and ccs shinhinseki, he is yelling help. just today, one year later, secretary shinseki issues a statement talking about how allegations of misconduct have just surfaced over the last several weeks beginning with phoenix. what? and the president? >> when i hear allegations of misconduct, any misconduct, whether it's allegations of va staff covering up long wait times or cooking the books, i will in the stand for it, not as commander in chief, but also not as an american. >> jeff miller is a florida republican and he is the chairman of the house veterans affairs committee. as far as i can see, chairman miller, you are among a precious, preciously small group of people who have been jumping up and down over the past few years trying to get somebody to pay attention to you overall of the issues that we've been discussing this week. there is precious little new, is there not? this has been on going for years. >> this has been going on for years and of the course, immediately the obama administration wants to say this goes back t

miss miller, do you have anything to add? >> just what the impact of that would be. because by returning it, we have no impact on your general fund. if you don't return it, then there would be potentially a portion of the general fund paying for lafco's services. so that is the question for your budget committee members is we can take it all out of reserve? so there is no impact on the general fund. or do you want to allocate some of the general fund? i think our recommendation was this year to just do it like we have always done and take it out of the reserve and deal with the budget issues next year. >> okay. i would not want to have an impact on the general fund. >> right. >> we're hoping next year is a better year. >> that would affect the clerk of the board aspects of the general fund, correct? >> right. and quite frankly, i haven't had a conversation with the clerk's office with that impact and i would hate for you to do smidge on anything on that score without me talking to them first. >> if we gave back a portion of the reserve, what would that enable us to d

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tonight, the interview with congressman george miller. if you've been to pittsburg, you know new mecca mexican restaurant. it's an institution, just like congressman george miller. but now, after 40 years in congress, miller is coming back to contra costa county for good. >> when i ran for office in 1974, i ran to try and stop the vietnam war and do national health care. and when the president signed the national health care bill and i was there at the white house, it was the first time i sort of thought, maybe you did what you came here to do. >> he played a key role in obamacare and is fighting to raise the minimum wage in his final months of office. but it's not just his office he'll be leaving. he'll be leaving the famous washington d.c. house he owns, a house with three congressional roommates. this unique living arrangement inspired the show alpha house. >> are you still looking for a place to live? >> i am, i am. >> it's worked for us. i've had some wonderful people as my roommates. >> reporter: who are the messiest. >> none of the

miller, what do you teach at duke? >> guest: i teach this book in a course on precisely the title, the foundations of modern terrorism. i might add, if i have a moment to tell you that i've been teaching this subject since the early 1990s. i used to get class of maybe half dozen people until 9/11. and then hundreds came. >> host: why? >> guest: i think because everybody wanted to understand suddenly what this phenomenon of terrorism was bat. it was, as they like to say, in a way it had not been before. i thought of teaching this in the early 90s after the locker by crash. you remember that. which -- obviously conference to give a paper which is how most academics get involved in their books, and that led me ultimately to the larger subject which took a long time to do because i did a few other books in between, but the sum has grown increasingly important, i think, because it's now been taken up by the media and has become something that i wished would never happen haven't. another thing mention at the end of the book,

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miller? >> yes. >> mr. miller votes aye. >> mrs. davis? mrs. davis votes no. mr.wilson. >> yes. >> mr. wilson votes aye. mr. langevin votes no. mr. lubiando votes aye. mr. larson? mr. larson? mr. larson votes no. mr. bishop? mr. bishop votes aye. mr. cooper? >> no. >> mr. cooper votes no. >> mr. turner. >> aye. >> mr. turner votes aye. >> miss burdio? miss burdio vote no, sir. mr. klein? >> aye. >> mr. klein votes aye. >> mr. courtney. mr. courtney vote no, sir. >> mr. rodgers. mr. rodgers votes aye. >> mr. lobbysack vote no, sir. mr. franks? mr. franks votes aye. miss tsongas. miss tsongas votes no. mr. schuster. mr. schuster votes aye. mr. garamendi. >> no. >> mr. garamendi vote no, sir. >> mr. conway. mr. conway votes aye. mr. johnson votes no. mr. lamborn votes aye. miss hanabusa. miss hanabusa votes no. mr. whitman? >> no. >> miss spear vote no, sir. mr. hunter? mr. hunter votes no. mr. barber? mr. barber? mr. barber votes no. dr. fleming? >> aye. >> dr. fleming votes aye. >> mr. carson? >> mr. carson votes no. >> mr. coffman. mr. coffman votes aye. >> miss s

jeff miller is the person in the iconic photo.ace down on the pavement. >> a young man had a flag, and in extreme horror and frustration, just dipped it in jeffrey's blood that was like a river. it was quite horrible. and was whipping it around. >> it was like the end of the world. >> my brother is jeffrey miller. my mom called my brother's apartment at kent to find out, are you okay. one of his roommates answers the phone and just kind of matter of factually says, he's dead. >> my childhood friend, sandy scheuer was among those who were killed. she was on her way from her art class to her exam in music and speech. she was just absolutely the most amazing, charming young woman. she had a heart as big as anything. >> i remember a girl who lived in my dorm coming up and telling me allison had been shot. that turned out to be allison krause. >> allison was an anti-war activist. that weekend she sent a telegram to president nixon protesting the invasion of cambodia. >> i walked on a little bit further, and i saw a person that i would

one example is the jacob leinenkugel company, part of miller course -- coors. me now, jake and c.j. leinenkugel. great to have you both here. everyone just keeps wants me to saying leinenkugel. >> you are doing a great job. >> tell us about the family. >> it is a long, interesting story, so i will narrow it for the audience. it hundred 40 seven years ago, our great great grandfather came to chippewa falls, wisconsin, after he and his brothers learn how to brew beer from our ancestors who came from germany. our great-great-grandfather knew that there was all this lumbering going on in the northwestern part of wisconsin. little town called chippewa falls, wisconsin. 25 lumberjacks and no beer. so he said he had an immediate audience. he started to brew along with a partner, and today, sitting here with the fifth and sixth generations, we say thank you, great-great-grandfather, for starting this brewery. >> not such a bad thing. reading a little bit about your past, not only have you followed in the near footsteps, but also the footsteps of the university of wisco

and farthest to my left is emily miller who is currently senior editor of the opinion pages at the washington times newspaper but we will be starting this month as the chief investigative reporter at fox 5 news. congratulations on your new job. sounds very exciting. she is the author of the both "emily gets her gun: but obama wants to take yours" which is about the current national political debate over gun control. you was awarded the clark mullen of award for investigative reporting from the institute on political journalism in 2012. the baltimore native she is a graduate of georgetown university's school of foreign service so that is a lot of credentials for saturday morning. and i think the way i would like to handle this is i am going to pose some very open ended questions, sparked in my usual liberal minded way by the titles of these three books and i will ask each of their to address the question for couple of minutes and then ask the of the two office to make any responses or comments they would like to make to those and just kind of go down the line like that and tried to reserve som

just like congressman george miller. after 40 years in congress, miller is coming back to contra costa for good. >> when i ran for office in 1974, i ran to try to stop the vietnam war and to do national health care. and when the president signed the national health care bill and i was there at the white house it was the first time i sort of thought, maybe you've done what you came here to do. >> reporter: he's played a key role in starting obama care and fighting to raise the minimum wage again in his final months of office. but it's not just his office he's leaving, the soon-to-be 69-year-old will also leave the famous washington, d.c., house he owns. a house with three congressional roommates. this unique living arrangement inspired the show "alpha house." >> listen, are you still looking for a place to live? >> i am. >> a good arrangement, worked for us. it's some wonderful people people as my roommates. >> who's the messiest of the roommates? >> none of them are great. chuck schumer is a tough one. leon panetta had h

the clerk of the committee is alyssa miller. thank you for your work and broadcast by sfgtv staff. thank you for your work. i would like to make a motion to excuse commissioner campos who couldn't make it here today. do we have a motion? okay. we will take that without objection . madam clerk can you call the next item. >> item two is approval of the lafco minutes from the date regular meeting. >> colleagues you have reviewed the minutes. any questions? i see know none. we will go to members of the public. there are no members here and we will close public comment. >> i move approval. >> moved and seconded without objection. item three. >> item three is the community choice aggregation activities report. a status of update on cleanpower sf program. b status update on proceedings on california public utilities commission. >> c status update on the state legislature proceedings. e update on the request for proposals to provide build our plaj for cleanpower sf and e status update on the board of supervisors proposed ordinance for community choice aggregation joining supervisor mar. >>

barbara miller. how about a hand for barbara miller? would wish you fair winds and following seas but i will just give you fair winds. if we gave you the following seas, being a pilot, you would be seasick and it would not be pretty. class of 2014, we met earlier this week and i like you. i think you guys and gals are all right. so i will give you a bonus. my remarks and my good advice are posted on facebook. and while you're waiting to get your diploma, you can read these words of wisdom and your parents can do that right now because 99.5% at least of you have your smartphones with you. to those of you who are now second lieutenants, i want to congratulate you and welcome you. as general amos said, we are an unbeatable team. as secretary mavis said, where ever we go, there is victory. i have just a few tips in one order or you before we give this of office. number one, stated a different way but it means the same, you need to guard your integrity. it is yours alone and no one can take it from you. number two, when you are in my navy, y

the clerk of the committee is alisa miller and i want to thank sfgovtv staff who are broadcasting today. madame clerk, could you please call the next item. >> roll call, would you like me to call the roll. commissioner avalos? >> here. >> commissioner breed? >> breed is here. commissioner campos? campos absent. commissioner mar? >> here. >> mar here. commissioner schmeltzer >> schmeltzer here. >> mr. chair, we have a quorum. great. let's go to our next item, please. >> item no. 2, approval of the lafco minutes from the january 24, 014 regular meeting and march 3, 2014 special joint meeting with the san francisco public utilities commission. >> colleagues my comments or questions of the minutes? okay. seeing none, we can open this item up for the many people who are in our audience -- wait, there is no one there. welcome. and we'll close public comment. colleagues do we have a motion to approve the minutet minutes? motion from commissioner breed and seconded by commissioner schmeltzer, without objection. next item, please. >> the community choice aggregation activities report. a, status

miller says the pharmaceutical industry has an opportunity to work now with payers.f not they may well find themselves dealing with government control. bertha coombs, "nightly business report," st. louis. >>> and shares fell after morgan stanley issued a warning about the teen retailer. that is where we begin the focus. the firm's analyst questions the company's ability to stay in business even through next year since it has been burning through cash amid mounting losses, late yesterday, the retailer reported the sixth straight quarterly loss and issued a weak outlook. the stock fell 20% to $3.40, that won't even buy a t-shirt. and shares of aruba reporting estimates topping consensus, analysts at j.p. morgan said the gross margins were below estimates and the firm reiterated its underweight rating on that stock. aruba down to $17.89. >>> shares of ctc therapeutic fell after they recommended the conditional marketing of the md disease. that lets people with the disease get treatment, the stock surged to $23.30. >>> and google reporting a deal to buy sky box imaging f

. >> fasten your seat belts, dennis miller or vladimir putin, new jersey governor christie. >> i start wearing an orange cone on my head like i was the lead >> i would start wearing an orange traffic cone on my head like i was a lead singer for devo. ♪ whip it, whip it good >> jesse waters tries to find out what people think about the state of our country. >> they have communism and we have what? >> stresses. >> stress? >> yeah, we have stress. we have a lot of stress. >> he's the vice president! joe biden. yes!

congressman jeff miller writing in a letter quote mr. wrote to you requesting your involvement. today our veterans in your department of veterans affairs requires personal attention, more than ever before. joining us now, congressman miller. sir, thank you for your time. i know it's been a busy day. you were visiting a va hospital on site. what did you learn? >> i was in jackson, mississippi earlier this afternoon. i was talking to them about tissue of wait times for patients, our veterans, and, of course, you would expect the answer that i got from them, there's no dual lists and their wait times are well within the margins that va would expect. >> okay. so we heard the president referred to stream lining the system, going paperless, finding ways the backlogs and problems don't happen again yet we hear from people inside these va hospital, we have former and current employees stepping up, going on the record saying that these lists existed, at least in some locations. you know, what can the president do? he can't personally go to every

michelle miller reports on the legacy of a unique american voice. >> take your time.ou always told the truth as she understood it, once saying she was in love with the music and language. >> peace, my brother, peace, my sister, peace, my soul, peace. >> reporter: born marguerite ann johnson in 1928 she moved to stamps, arkansas, as a child to live with her grandmother. when she was 7, she was raped by her mother's boyfriend. she would not speak for five years, eventually turning the pain of that experience into her best selling memoir, "i know why the caged bird sings." >> reporter: as a single mother angelou pursued the arts. she moved to europe and then africa before returning to the states, joining the civil rights movement. >> i don't know how people can see their world, whites can see a world with no blacks, blacks can see a world with no whites that's very rare. shanes can see a world with no latinos. fat people can see a world with no thin -- i can't live in that world. >> she became an actress, producer, and won three grammys. >> she knew about sacrifice and p

so miller is going to field your questions, i'll read him the questions.ing to be -- i'll regreat this. you can send your questions to miller at our e-mail address. ask him anything you want to ask him. also if you want to see miller and me in person, we're in the dakotas, rapid city and fargo, tickets make great father's day gift, get them while we have them. check them out on billo'reilly.com. we know foolish people. how to deal with them is the question. i criticized beyonce about some of her videos that harm children. i was criticized for that by people who don't care about children. i'm done with the story but npr radio apparently is not. >> but to the bill o'reilly thing i want to comment on that. so his argument is that, you know, beyonce is irresponsible because 70% of black women according to him in whatever, you know, statistic he found, are pregnant before marriage, right? beyonce and i are the same age. i'm 32 years old. there's no way in the world i can be held responsible for what happens in the entire black community. >> i mean one of the mo

miller: mr. speaker, i would ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks on the concurrents remain lesion -- concurrent resolution. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. miller: mee, i yield myself -- mr. speaker, i yield myself as much time as i may consume. i rise in support of this bill which authorizes the use of the emancipation hall on june 8 to celebrate king kamehameha. commemorating the life and legacy of king kamehameha is an opportunity for the hawaiian people to celebrate their very, very rich history and culture, not just amongst themselves but with the entire world. such a celebration is fitting to take place in our nation's capitol where hawaiians and non-hawaiians alike can learn about this extraordinary ruler. on june 11, the people of hawaii will celebrate the annual kamehameha day, commemorating the life of kamehameha the great, who between 1795 and 1810 unified the islands into the kingdom of hawaii. the resol

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. >> o'donnell: and michelle miller remembers maya angelou. >> i hope to speak directly to the hearts and minds of my fellow americans and say, "look at us. look at us." captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm norah o'donnell. and this is our western edition. president obama is calling the latest revelations in the v.a. scandal extremely troubling. a report today from the internal watchdogs in the department of veterans affairs says more than 1,000 vets seeking care at a v.a. hospital in phoenix were waiting for appointments they might never get because they were never even put on a list. in addition, records were manipulated to show that veterans who got appointments waited an average of 24 days. the actual wait time was 115 days. and it's not just in phoenix. the report says the problems are widespread. nancy cordes is on capitol hill and has more. nancy. >> reporter: norah, investigators say they have already interviewed dozens of v.a. schedulers, and some of them say they were encouraged by