host: t >> mr. kline, there have been tn questions about yours sources, especially some of the more salacious parts of the book ande attributed to people, but no names specifically. first of all, what do you make t of the claims and why not bring more people to the forefront as people who actually gave you the sources and give their names? >> -- whose books are all anonymous sources, the game change authors, their sources e are anonymous, too.they d when you report on current political battles, it's very po hard topl get people on the record, because they don't want to lose their access to the people in power.ing so i've developed over the e course of many years during theo books that i've written on hillary clinton, on barack obama, the last book i wrote was called "the amateur barack obama in the white house," i have a rolodex of sources who i've com to depend on who have proven tor be absolutely accurat ae again again and again, and these to people will talk to me for a but variety of reasons, not the

mr. kline grew up -- grew up in new york and as a father of three children. mr. kline, thank you for being you. dr. john parker, dr. parker has been practicing at west virginia university since 1985. is published numerous peer-reviewed studies and textbook chapters on occupational lung disease. he has consulted for the world health organization and the international labor office on issues related to respiratory diseases and travel the world over teaching and training, doing gratitude occupational lung disease. he is currently professor chief of pulmonary and critical care medicine at west virginia university. dr. parker is very to his wife, christine, and has two children, josh and katy. doctor, thank you for being with us. robert bailey is a retired coal miner and member of the united mine workers of america, with complicated black lung disease. he began working in the coal mines in july 1972. graduated -- after graduate from high school. he retired after 36 and a half years due to the to build taking effects of black lung disease. mr. bailey was born in bluefiel

in october 2013 mr. kline wrote to all residents and invited them to stop by or e-mail only one resident responded and that's someone wanting to enroll his child the planning department sent out the nose only then did the residents pay attention and circulated a petition focusing that on too main issues diminished property values we immediately hosted a meeting at the school approximately 10 residents showed up. after the jill 29 meeting we wrote to the residents again explaining how research indicated property values are not damage by the schools in their neighborhood and their enhanced and cited newspaper studies the property will remain zoned rh1 and we explained how drop-offs and picks up will be stalgd and future some students are only part time and picked up in t in the middle of the day. i understand that today, the planning department had a special seminar on the subject of responding to childcare facilities a practical guide in that it says for those reasons in discussing parking for smaller childcare

mr. kline's letter says they use 3 spaces without the expansion in place pr that variance this parking varianceill be moving another one or two parking spaces in the white zone depending on how it's laid auto this will leave space to park in front of my house without blocking the entrance to my garage and driveway. when you factor in the parking for the staff and the parents this reduce street park and not included are the transfer appointments and the elementary staff and the after school staff for myself and other neighbors that signed the port commission petitions objecting to the project i ask you to deny this where both requests thank you, thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, everyone. commissioners. my name is is a commissioner earl lynn louie we live across the street from the project. i want to bring to your attention loving ton middle school is located one block away age over 6 thousand students and staff they've got no parking for that site. so in the past we've had teachers parking in front of our house all day from 7 to 6 clock the picture open the screen

. >> host: mr. kline there have been questions about your sources, especially the most salacious parts of the book, no names specifically. what do you make of the claims and why not bring more people to the forefront as people who actually gave you the sources ss and give their names? >> guest: i think that's a very legitimate question and it's a question that has been asked of bob woodward, whose books are all anonymous sources. the game change authors, hideleman and the other fellow whose name escapes me for the moment, all their sources are anonymous. when you report on current political battles, it's very hard to get people on the record because they don't want to lose their access to the people in power. so, i've developed over the course of many years, during the books i've written on hillary clinton, on barack obama, the last book i wrote was called "the amateur. barack obama in the white house." i have a row low desk of sources who i have come to depend on who have proven to be absolutely accurate

mr. kline. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, mr. ryan, for being here. it was a pleasure to meet you and work with you when we were doing reauthorization, and as you know, i think that the center just does amazing and almost unimaginable, unimaginably difficult and challenging work. so we thank you for that. i'm looking at a couple of things here. i've got a, i think probably provided by your office, a nice little chart talking about the national center's statistics for minnesota, and looking at statistics since 1990 in minnesota, alone, ncmec worked on 1,699 endangered runaways. family abductions. 67 loss, injured, or otherwise missing and so forth. that's one state. and not that big a state where you're working all the time. and doing as i said, unimaginably challenging and difficult work. speaking of minnesota, in minneapolis we have a little company there called life touch. it's a school portraits company. you've arranged to work with them to help law enforcement and the media. how did that come about, and how does that work? >> life touch actually a

mr. chairman, i just wanted to highlight and praise dr. collins for the a.m.p. effort that brings together ten pharmaceutical companies. one headquartered in illinois. biogen. smith kline, johnson & johnson. institutionally these are all shareholder sponsored entities who all are going to be very inte in ging and not 25 years of research back where all these institutions coming into play they are only interested in the clinical application of what they find. and for a lot of the people i ever sure that is what they are most focused on. >> center, i appreciate your raising because i am personally very excited about this port is close to three years and to try to build momentum and was thrilled that it was possible to announce this just a couple of weeks ago. it is unprecedented to have nih and academic researchers getting together around the same table with equal financial contributions with and pharmaceutical companies to say this is our problem. let's work on it together, and with an agreement that all the data will be publicly accessible so we are calling this no longer competitive part of the process. the opportunities now because of the proliferation of discoveries