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mr. harvey. in the light of the fact that the committee members have been so cooperative in shultling back and forth with votes i will continue to deviate from my normal practice and go out of order by not recognizing myself but instead recognize senator manchin from west virginia. >> thank you, mr. chairman for being so kind. thank you all for being here. i'm so sorry i had to go and vote on the first and missed the secretary and assistant. to either one of you or both of you, if you would, it's my understanding that the commission on care's recommendation included allowing the primary provider to be outside the va. it's very clear. i understand the aimed improve act says it worries me that the veteran could receive medical care completely outside the va with little to no oversight. in west virginia we have quite a number of veterans as you know. doctors outside the va network can be trained in mitt tear and veteran culture, i'm concerned that many are not equipped with dealing with the unique n

mr. harvey. in the light of the fact that the committee members have been so cooperative in shultling back and forth with votes i will continue to deviate from my normal practice and go out of order by not recognizing myself but instead recognize senator manchin from west virginia. >> thank you, mr. chairman for being so kind. thank you all for being here. i'm so sorry i had to go and vote on the first and missed the secretary and assistant. to either one of you or both of you, if you would, it's my understanding that the commission on care's recommendation included allowing the primary provider to be outside the va. it's very clear. i understand the aimed improve act says it worries me that the veteran could receive medical care completely outside the va with little to no oversight. in west virginia we have quite a number of veterans as you know. doctors outside the va network can be trained in mitt tear and -- military and veteran culture. i'm concerned that many are not equipped with dealing w

mr. harvey.th folks, i will continue to deviate from our normal practice and go out of order by not recognizing myself but recognize the senator from west virginia. - thank you for being so kind as you always are and thank you for being here. do either one of you or to both of you, it's my my understanding that the commission on care's recommendation included the primary care provider to be outside the va. now i understand the access but it worries me that the veteran could receive care outside the va with little or no oversight. that's my concern. in west virginia we have quite a number of va's. i'm concerned that many doctors are not equipped and dealing with va issues. is a non- veteran doctor trained to diagnose ptsd? do they know that they may not diagnose certain symptoms if they are uncomfortable. these are all valid concerns. i'm speaking because i go around my clinics and hospitals. i. >> guest: all the veterans. what has been done in the past is unconscionable with the wait time and all

mr. harvey, the -- you highlighted the long-term challenges the va has had with i.t. solutions? >> yes, sir. >> particularly as it relates to scheduling. can you talk a little bit about that. you mentioned we spent many years trying to get a scheduling system. lots of money. what's your sense regarding the vha's future willingness to consider off-the-shelf solutions? again, how do we make progress on this front? >> let me start by saying we met with the v.a.'s chief information officer, laverne counsel. i was personally very impressed. and others i have spoken to within the v.a. who know that part of the world have been impressed by her competence or experience, and she brings a lot to this. my concern is that the va, for reasons that aren't entirely clear to me, seems to have just had a terrible time getting i.t. right. and so what we are now saying is you should do this very complex new system, commercial off-the-shelf that will do health records, it will do payment business practices with choice doctors, it will do coordination with the veterans benefits administration, and i

mr. steve harvey every day.e number one show in america on sirius xm channel 141 for self help. and many know me as an inspirational guy. i started as a nightclub singer here in washington. the television programs here. i did a lot of jingles and i did a lot of the radio and television programs, but i made my living singing in nightclubs right here on wisconsin avenue. one time i built it into the number one night spot and the owner said i love you, people are packing in but we're going to let you go. they said we want to get a better return on investment so we bought a karaoke machine, it's cheaper. it wasn't personal. i said what about my bills? and i realize nobody cares about your bills except you and the people you owe. in that process i decided to change my life. 25 years later i've been named one of the top five speakers in the world, inducted into the speaker hall of fame. what did i do to do that? how many people want to change their lives? >> yes, tell me about that. how do you start by changing your l

harvey milk . >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. secretary ladies and gentlemen, congresswoman nancy pelosi . >> (clapping.) >> good afternoon, everyone it is an honor for us to be here on that special occasion not only for the harvey milk family but for the united states of america aren't we proud >> (clapping.) >> secretary magnifying us you have been a true a governor and ambassador and nor four more than seven years the skraeft secretary of the navy you honor us with your presence thank you for your jerng leadership and patism is so many people brought this day to fruition it is remarkable to start off with a gay man's chorus singing glib america and thank you for your leadership as part of the harvey milk foundation mayor ed lee, an honor to be here wasn't our city beautiful as a backdrop and i know you want to welcome the mayor in san diego thank you for the roll that san diego played in making this mr. mayor and ma'am, speaker thank you for what you did for the essential of the state of california and corn beggar knew harvey m

mr. wolf from pulpal fiction. do you remember harvey - my character to clean up the car that vincent was driving when they accidentally blew the brain off of the guy while going over a bum. according to michael, baroni's lawyer, that is exactly what governor christie has said in the past about wildenstein. a person like that at the port authority they're saying he was there for a reason. the governor new falwell who they were going to the port authority. by the way, the evidence is going to show that is exactly while he sent that. that event seems to say that wildenstein was there to make trouble and that kelly and perrone were there on the sideline. i know that you know bill baroni, i know him to. way back from 2,006,006 when he was in the state legislature. according to his lawyer that was also a period of time when he was cooperating with the fbi as an undercover informant for four years between 2006 - 2010 assisting on corruption cases and bringing information about lobbyists. this doesn't necessarily have a connection to this parti

mr. wolf who was the harvey keitel character in "pulp fiction" who cleaned up the bodies. this is the kind of thing we're hearing every day. what's interesting is both the prosecution and the defense are introducing evidence about chris christie. there's no disagreement in the courtroom. >> so it's not just david wildstein who is open to questions about his doing the deal with the government, but there's evidence on both sides. >> correct, correct. and the defense attorneys are saying mr. wildstein was very, very close to mr. christie. they said in their opening arguments that christie knew exactly what he was doing when he sent david wildstein to the port authority to do things like close the lanes on the george washington bridge. >> do you have any sense, any sort of spidey sense from covering this as to whether or not christie will end up on the stand? >> well, it's hard to imagine why he would because he's denied it. he denied it as recently as last night. i don't imagine if he were to go on the witness stand he'd say anything else. it wouldn't be in anybody's interest

wit these events, here at the apl, for the dick goddardh apl telethon, i have sharon harvey the apl president and also mr. dick goddard himself joinin us today. my daughter camp is watching from florida and she made a donation,wa i'd like to send yo another dog or cat. the number that we will show on screen, we are atat a little over $64,000 help raise funds for these little guys we need that number to grow and last year,an we raise close t phones ring and to bring in mor donations. >> you see this need every day. >> absolutely, his owners canno take care of his medical needs, with a leg injury and brought him and we do not see any improvement so we had to amputate one of her bare legs and the amazing thing is that this dog,, wicked treat her medically and treated her depressed spirit and now she is happy and donations made that possible. that is our medical program to provide expensive medical care for those animals that nee it, but all of them need it bu that the ones who needed to ge that second chance.t >> some need extra care and som just because of their home them. >> we have mostly cats and dogs w

harvey milk . >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. secretary ladies and gentlemen, congresswoman nancy pelosi . >> (clapping.) >> good afternoon, everyone it is an honor for us to be here on that special occasion not only for the harvey milk family but for the united states of america aren't we proud >> (clapping.) >> secretary magnifying us you have been a true a governor and ambassador and nor four more than seven years the skraeft secretary of the navy you honor us with your presence thank you for your jerng leadership and patism is so many people brought this day to fruition it is remarkable to start off with a gay man's chorus singing glib america and thank you for your leadership as part of the harvey milk foundation mayor ed lee, an honor to be here wasn't our city beautiful as a backdrop and i know you want to welcome the mayor in san diego thank you for the roll that san diego played in making this mr. mayor and ma'am, speaker thank you for what you did for the essential of the state of california and corn beggar knew harvey m

mr. redskinsins linebacker ken harvey.ything. >> you totally were laughing at me. all part of it.alhing par a great team we're proud to havh the guys back together. togethe grant has great redskinsans interviews to share one-on-one it pi pierre garson, ryann kerrigan tonight at 10:30 and ad again -- >> all right. >> the crew will be at tone 93t9 perkins will be live five to 7:00 in rockville times square. >> tony perkins will be live ono good day.ay. >> kevin is out of the country and we'll check in with him next. this fall at dunkin' donuts, get lost in pumpkin with a $1.99 medium macchiato or latte from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. sip in the season today. america runs on dunkin'. >> welcome back everybody. 8:48 right now.48 rigow >> soaking up that view right uh there. let's get the details on the forecatst. it's coming up in just 10 seconds. >> welcome back. our september sizzle it continues. yeah, daytime highs yesterday we hit 98 degrees. 9 today we hit 98 we'll tie a record bac

mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. tely. i like that. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: miranda kerr might be engaged but the snapchat guy does not own her. >> are you agreeing with the instagram story or not? >> we should ask him if he's ever to buy lingerie from victoria's secret. >> if evan spiegel brought her home victoria's secret lingerie, she would be like no, no, thank you. >> it's like your wife bringing why would you want that? >> tim tebow just had his first at-bat in his first game. he hit a home run. >> he might not hit another home run but this is impressive. that is impressive. >> dude, i'm going to convert! >> justin bieber, he was in finland doing a concert. this is so disgusting. he shot like this snot rocket. he sneezed all over the front row. >> if you paid whatever to be at

mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. i like that. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: ok, happy labor day, everybody! [cheers and applause] we are going to do something different today. shevonne is going to take these ping-pong balls and she's going to try to get them in the various cups you have on. she's either going to bounce the ball into the cup, or she's going to throw them into the cup. like that. for each i will give you a clue. the clue will reveal a celebrity. if you guess the celebrity, you will win a bottle of champagne. are you ready? >> katie, make sure you throw these well. harvey: and go! >> nice! confusing. >> no, you're going too fast, dude. shevonne, you're going too fast!

mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. i like that. >> you are watching newscenter 5 at 4:30 -- harvey: is not really much longer for boston. ben: not quite heather: there is a ballgame. harvey: there is the ballgame. there is the ceremony for big papi -- i know they will make every opportunity to get that game in. we do have a roth field to the wind with the 17 mile-per-hour wind off the water right now. temperatures are reflective of that. the ocean water temperature 61 and the ocean air mass coming everywhere. look at the gusts of block island. 29 at nantucket. 30 of bridgeport. if you're going to the game, it's not just that it will be damp and wet. it will be cool and raw. the best you can to stay dry and you want to stay warm. high temperatures will be similar to today with more rain. rain is approaching. you see the leading band of it is very, very close to boston. you see it's actively moving north. it looks like it will be passing. there certainly will be some rain for boston to deal with. once the rain settles and ucb moderate bands. once it settles in, even when it heavier b

mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh, absolutely. i like that. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: finally, jennifer aniston surfaces, and i detect a smile. >> she looks so good! harvey: is this not the brad pitt divorce outfit? >> no sclnl harvey: this is don't want to overdress. don't want to underdress. >> you dr.s with your boobs out, oh, she wants brad. if she dresses with turtleneck, brad can't get that. >> the game. he had a concert in philly. this is where meek mill's from. the first thing he says on stage is. [bleep]. >> i think the bigger slap in the face is going to the famous philly cheesesteak face and eating a felly cheesesteak. harvey: eating a philly cheesesteak means you can't do nothing to me? that's ridiculous. >> it's a line drawn in with grease. >> are you guys worried about the debt collectors? >> the jeweler is going after

mrs. cruz's appearance and the sort of conspiracy theory that his father had some kind of ties to lee harveyoswald. you heard about that out of donald trump's mouth. those are two things of his father and his wife being attacked by donald trump. looking towar a future in the party and embracing the nominee is in fact important. even if donald trump were to lose and if ted cruz had not embrace the nominee, that's a real problem if he want to run in 2020 and in his own of the election campaign not in his cycle or '18, he's already announcing he's embracing that. >> kate, just reading a little bit more, we are processing this kelly, as it came through, reading more from his facebook post that he tweeted out. he says that the supreme court obviously was an important issue to him. the first thing he said that sometimes i have been seeking greater specification on this issue and today the donald trump provided that and including senator mike lee who would make an extraordinary justice. that's the sorts of reasons that he's given for putting this out on a friday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. eastern time.

harvey morning show. president obama: if you don't vote, that's a vote for trump. if you vote for a third-party candidate who has no chance to win, that is a vote for trump. mrs.ma: if you vote for someone other than hillary or do not vote at all, you are helping to elect hillary's opponent, and the stakes are far too high to take that chance. too high. remember -- it's not about voting for the perfect candidate. there is no such person. mark: is this a tactic that will turn millennials out and turn them out to vote for hillary clinton? john: it has to be a two-pronged thing. she has to talk about her college affordability plan, making people aware that she and sanders for a key issue for a lot of millennials are really joined at the hip. that is on the positive side. some of this raising the stakes of the election and making clear for millennials that they have skin in the game and things could be worse from the democratic point of view if trump wins will be part of the message, but it cannot be all of it. mark: from the millennials i have talked to who were wildly enthusiastic about sanders -- he was a different thing. they did not like him because he was a

mr. jolly: for breakfast, you will find us at maggie mae's, and anyone of the bay star restaurants. >> right. governor crist. governor crist: shore grill. always liked harvey's the fourth street shrimp store. >> all right. governor crist. should medical marijuana should be legal? governor crist: i believe it should. again, i think this is a very important issue. i supported it the last time i was coming up. but i had too long, a sister who died of cancer, brain cancer. and for her and others who may suffer as a result and need something like that to take care of their pain, it's the right thing to do. >> congressman. mr. jolly: only if the fda approves it. we don't approve medicines on the ballot. i don't want my niece taking a cold medicine or marijuana because voters approved it and not doctors. this should be a matter for researchers, medical professionals, and the fda. what is onean, specific issue you differ with your party leadership on? mr. jolly: there are many. listen, i am trying to force consensus on hard issues, from climate, to marriage equality, to getting guns out of the hands of terrorists, and campaign financing. for many years, i try to cha

harvey merdinger george l. merino yamel josefina merino george merkouris >> and my stepfather. i miss you and love you and your family loves you and mrsr, lorraine green lee, we still miss you every day. but you live on through the beautiful memories that we were lucky to make with you. mommy's heart still aches for you and tammy. -- you and tammy. we love you so much. from my cousin, firefighter nicholas, who we miss and love so much. nic, you would be so proud of your new granddaughter annabelle. [applause] deborah merrick raymond joseph metz iii jill ann metzler david robert meyer nurul h. miah william edward micciulli martin paul michelstein patricia e. mickley ronald d. milam peter teague milano gregory milanowycz lukasz tomasz milewski sharon christina millan corey peter miller craig j. miller douglas c. miller henry alfred miller, jr. joel miller michael matthew miller nicole carol miller philip d. miller robert alan miller robert cromwell miller, jr. benny millman charles m. mills, jr. ronald keith milstein robert j. minara william george minardi louis joseph minervino thomas mingione wilbert miraille domenick n. mircovich raj

harvey came out, we kind of and he started whistling and skipping down the hall. i howled. then finally i had a plaque made that i put on his dressing room door that said "mr. happy-go-lucky." >> one of the things you did that everyone loved, just audience q&a. we had a couple folks on our plaza who had a question for you. we've got rene from farmerville, louisiana. go right ahead. >> good morning, miss burnett. >> hi, rene. >> i'm from farmerville, louisiana, as she just said. my quen several awards and i'd like to know the one that you cherish the most. >> oh. well, i think it's the very first one i ever got, which was when i was a freshman at ucla and it was my freshman year and i was majoring in theater arts, english. and i got the most promising newcomer award. yeah. and that's at home on my desk. let's go to jack. we got another question outside. jack, what's your question? >> hi, i'm jack from lexington, kentucky. if you were casting a 2016 "carol burnett show," who would you use as your talent? >> good question. >> meryl streep, because she is very funny and very musical. kevin spacey, because he is very funny and very musical. >> oh. >> because i'm