ms. jackson, been told by police in regards to the shooting itself?had communication with the police? >> no one has spoke to me. i have no information on their behalf of it, no. >> what about as far as the identities of the officers who were involved in the incident? much of it seems to be sealed from public view. >> that's the problem in this whole ordeal is that there's been no transparency between the attorney general's office to the public, and that's what's causing the unrest. >> is there a timeline that you know of for this investigation when the family can expect to have some conclusion as to what happened? >> we've been given no assurances as to a timeline as to when this investigation would be completed. >> i wonder in general, ms. jackson, what is the relationship like between police in your community and the young people, young boys and girls of color in the community? >> well, it isn't a friendly one. you know, the kids would hang out, the teenagers hang out, associate with one another. the cops will come around and pull up on the sidewalk

ms. jackson a dispatcher and her job to make sure the operators are properly trained and ready to assumetheir duty in the first weeks the e line we've not missed services because of detrust services next it in fact, one of our small business you'll angel who has been here as long as some of the cars (laughter) that we're operating he was he's the person we look to both because of his technical skill and being able to operate some of the diverse pieces of equipment but higher intraer personal skills and his commitment and dedication is reflected he handles all situation very well to so i wanted to recognize one of our premium operators to my immediate rights is mr. edward dennis once you get the services on the street someone has to manage and make adjustment and mr. dennis not only did it from the transportation management center but out in the field on the street and constant contact to balance the e line with the rest of the service and finally a few months ago we realized the e line was coming ed who is our senior operation manager at cable car stepped up to be the captain of the e li

ms. jackson lee and say the good work of your employees day in day out. often can't find the needle in a haystack i appreciate the effort everyone. one of the areas i want to focus on a little bit today is the issue of access control. you kind of touched on it but i think it's a gaping hole nationwide. within the last year or two you've had a much -- major drug ring. it had another one operating out of dallas-fort worth airport that is truly troubling implications based upon the briefings i received so far that are not necessary public. another want of course very troubling was an individual to smuggle as much as 160 guns loaded including assault rifles on airlines because a worker at the atlanta airport carried the guns in bags through the access points and brought them up to in your city. at any point instead of selling them, if you want to do something bad on the airplane we would have an unbelievable tragedy on her hands. there is a major problem with access controls at airports, and i recently had a bill passed out of our committee our subcommittee a

ms. jackson a dispatcher and her job to make sure the operators are properly trained and ready to assume their duty in the first weeks the e line we've not missed services because of detrust services next it in fact, one of our small business you'll angel who has been here as long as some of the cars (laughter) that we're operating he was he's the person we look to both because of his technical skill and being able to operate some of the diverse pieces of equipment but higher intraer personal skills and his commitment and dedication is reflected he handles all situation very well to so i wanted to recognize one of our premium operators to my immediate rights is mr. edward dennis once you get the services on the street someone has to manage and make adjustment and mr. dennis not only did it from the transportation management center but out in the field on the street and constant contact to balance the e line with the rest of the service and finally a few months ago we realized the e line was coming ed who is our senior operation manager at cable car stepped up to be the captain of the e l

ms. jackson a dispatcher and her job to make sure the operators are properly trained and ready to assume their duty in the first weeks the e line we've not missed services because of detrust services next it in fact, one of our small business you'll angel who has been here as long as some of the cars (laughter) that we're operating he was he's the person we look to both because of his technical skill and being able to operate some of the diverse pieces of equipment but higher intraer personal skills and his commitment and dedication is reflected he handles all situation very well to so i wanted to recognize one of our premium operators to my immediate rights is mr. edward dennis once you get the services on the street someone has to manage and make adjustment and mr. dennis not only did it from the transportation management center but out in the field on the street and constant contact to balance the e line with the rest of the service and finally a few months ago we realized the e line was coming ed who is our senior operation manager at cable car stepped up to be the captain of the e l

ms. jackson a dispatcher and her job to make sure the operators are properly trained and ready to assume their duty in the first weeks the e line we've not missed services because of detrust services next it in fact, one of our small business you'll angel who has been here as long as some of the cars (laughter) that we're operating he was he's the person we look to both because of his technical skill and being able to operate some of the diverse pieces of equipment but higher intraer personal skills and his commitment and dedication is reflected he handles all situation very well to so i wanted to recognize one of our premium operators to my immediate rights is mr. edward dennis once you get the services on the street someone has to manage and make adjustment and mr. dennis not only did it from the transportation management center but out in the field on the street and constant contact to balance the e line with the rest of the service and finally a few months ago we realized the e line was coming ed who is our senior operation manager at cable car stepped up to be the captain of the e l

ms. jackson a dispatcher and her job to make sure the operators are properly trained and ready to assume their duty in the first weeks the e line we've not missed services because of detrust services next it in fact, one of our small business you'll angel who has been here as long as some of the cars (laughter) that we're operating he was he's the person we look to both because of his technical skill and being able to operate some of the diverse pieces of equipment but higher intraer personal skills and his commitment and dedication is reflected he handles all situation very well to so i wanted to recognize one of our premium operators to my immediate rights is mr. edward dennis once you get the services on the street someone has to manage and make adjustment and mr. dennis not only did it from the transportation management center but out in the field on the street and constant contact to balance the e line with the rest of the service and finally a few months ago we realized the e line was coming ed who is our senior operation manager at cable car stepped up to be the captain of the e l

ms. jackson a dispatcher and her job to make sure the operators are properly trained and ready to assume their duty in the first weeks the e line we've not missed services because of detrust services next it in fact, one of our small business you'll angel who has been here as long as some of the cars (laughter) that we're operating he was he's the person we look to both because of his technical skill and being able to operate some of the diverse pieces of equipment but higher intraer personal skills and his commitment and dedication is reflected he handles all situation very well to so i wanted to recognize one of our premium operators to my immediate rights is mr. edward dennis once you get the services on the street someone has to manage and make adjustment and mr. dennis not only did it from the transportation management center but out in the field on the street and constant contact to balance the e line with the rest of the service and finally a few months ago we realized the e line was coming ed who is our senior operation manager at cable car stepped up to be the captain of the e l

ms. jackson a dispatcher and her job to make sure the operators are properly trained and ready to assume their duty in the first weeks the e line we've not missed services because of detrust services next it in fact, one of our small business you'll angel who has been here as long as some of the cars (laughter) that we're operating he was he's the person we look to both because of his technical skill and being able to operate some of the diverse pieces of equipment but higher intraer personal skills and his commitment and dedication is reflected he handles all situation very well to so i wanted to recognize one of our premium operators to my immediate rights is mr. edward dennis once you get the services on the street someone has to manage and make adjustment and mr. dennis not only did it from the transportation management center but out in the field on the street and constant contact to balance the e line with the rest of the service and finally a few months ago we realized the e line was coming ed who is our senior operation manager at cable car stepped up to be the captain of the e l

, chief telehealth and innovation officer at university of mississippi medical center in jackson, mississippi. ms julie peterson, the cmo of pmh medical center in prosser, washington. and mr. george stover, the ceo of rice county hospital district in lyons, kansas. >> so thank you all for being here. mr. wolters, if you want to start with your testimony, we'll go right down the line, then. >> thank you, chairman blanche, member murray, first the chance to discuss current challenges.<÷ again, i'm tim wolters. i oversee government reimbursement programs in bolivar, missouri and osage beach missouri. 50 rural hospitals have closed since january 2010. rural hospital closure means more than just the loss of access to health care for a community. as a rural hospital is frequently the largest employer in town, its closure represents an economic blow as well. my written testimony provides several examples of what is working in rural hospitals, including quality health care at a reasonable price to the medicare program, and programs like the medical home program which improves the health in our communitie

ms from the emerald city. bottom fifth, bases loaded. mariners trailing by four. austin jackson. nelson cruz scores.ere comes cano. seattle takes the lead, 6-5. cano makes history. an eventual double to left. becoming the first mlb player with 30 doubles in 11-straight seasons. mariners hold on for the 6-5 win. >>> trayce thompson, brothers of cl klay thompson, hits the go ahead double against boston. that prompted this quote from klay, i hate to admit it but trayce may be the best athlete in the fam. >>> floyd kemphart, attempting to keep his idea of a raiders stadium in oakland alive, he presented rendering of the project at a luncheon. he believes there's a 50/50 chance to pull it off. no one from the mayors office or the raiders attended the meeting. >> what it is, however, is our concept of how commercial development integrates with a stadium. and how these things actually go together on the same footprint, so you can end up with the a's, raiders and warriors all on the same site. >> that would make a lot of people happy. >>> the mvp trophy traveled kind of like the stanley cup, i guess. it mad

did she kind of get the princess diana reception or more of the rachel jackson reception. ms. swain: thanks so much. ms. miller: they really as john said tried to keep it very quiet and the announcement was made at the beginning of october. they got married in the middle of december. so, they really only had to endure the attention of the press for about two months. and, again, it was a very, very different time. and nobody was expected to get out there diana style and be fodder for the press. mr. cooper: kristie, wouldn't you say though i was interested that the caller talked about the rachel jackson. there was an undercurrent though of a little bit of scandal or whatever that he was involved with this woman. ms. miller: well, there were several scandals, one of which and we haven't really addressed it but woodrow wilson was involved with another woman during the time he was married to ellen. he met mary allen hulbert peck in 1907. by 1908 he had scribbled on a little note somewhere, my precious one, my beloved mary. i don't think he sent it to her but he was just venting his

ms book festival.com. first here's more book tvs visit to jackson last year. >> when i was a writer i think i said in the south that i take for what i know for granted and i feel like i am judged because my eyes have been cleaned by experience so i know where a.m. i have a base to see people moving in that clear lights were in jackson mississippi it is a national historical landmark and wealthy was a writer she was born in 1909 and died in 2001. she was a writer who won just about every literary prize there was. she studied throughout the world really published in many languages, she wrote wrote short short stories. >> that was the form she most value. she had four collections of short stories in total in just over 50 stories of that collection. >> there is oneñr writers beginning to look at the time she was born to the time she was public occasion of her first storx, it's very entertaining i personally love that one. but also the optimist won the pulitzer prize. she wroteñr anywhere, she would write in the car but most of her writing she would doÑi here. this home was designated as a landmark inÑi 2004. the h

ms book festival.com. first here's more book tvs visit to jackson last year. >> when i was a writer i think i said in the south that i take for what i know for granted and i feel like i am judged because my eyes have been cleaned by experience so i know where a.m. i have a base to see people moving in that clear lights were in jackson mississippi it is a national historical landmark and wealthy was a writer she was born in 1909 and died in 2001. she was a writer who won just about every literary prize there was. she studied throughout the world really published in many languages, she wrote wrote short short stories. >> that was the form she most value. she had four collections of short stories in total in just over 50 stories of that collection. >> there is oneñr writers beginning to look at the time she was born to the time she was public occasion of her first storx, it's very entertaining i personally love that one. but also the optimist won the pulitzer prize. she wroteñr anywhere, she would write in the car but most of her writing she would doÑi here. this home was designated as a landmark inÑi 2004. the h

ms hammer chavez down 5-4 here. two out, bases loaded. single by austin action jackson 6-5 final. chavez his 13th loss. >>> a game that means nothing. red sox and white sox but a local angle. this is thompson brother of clay thompson. to run double. his white sox will win it 5-4. those runs stood up as the winner. thompson three hits. he's now 12 for 53 since he was culled up for the minor leaguers. he's not just clay thompson's brother. he's making it in his own right. >>> and you know what we've arrive at that point in the training camp where guys officially sick and tired of hitting guys on their own team. 49ers are going to get a few chances in the next few days to change the pace in denver. for a couple of days of scrimmages against those broncos and an actual preseason game up in denver. and happy to finally get up there and hit some other guys. >> you will play against these guys. every day in practice so it's always fun to go out there and play against somebody else. i think it'll be a great experience for everybody. especially the young guys. >> the long strange journey o

lawsuit, and jesse jackson actually spoke out and called for a boycott which hastened the settlement of that lawsuit, and yet, there was not a single thing mention in "the nation." ms. heuvel: i might refer you to a 5000 word article written 10 years ago. it really was a full, wide-ranging portrait. jesse jackson comes to "the or six monthsfive i said to give us our secular sermon. he walks around the conference table to talk to the entrance, ask if they have student debt, meets with everyone and talks about what is on his mind, and it's the case he has been very involved these last couple of years in silicon valley and trying to push for more diversity in an area which is going to define this country's future. we have been meaning to, and i've talked to people who are working with him, but we do follow that. i will say we have given more attention, partly because it he comes to talk to us at the end of what he usually talks about, he mentions the silicon valley work, but he is leading with moral issues on his mind. not that this is not. >> good. i'm delighted. i looked to see if you had covered his work on pepsico. i could not find a mention on it. i'm delighted b

jackson. would you stand? [applause] ms.nson, while you are receiving your do applause, i want our dnc membership and anyone here listening to know that you have been a prominent leader in the fight for human rights, and for all in minnesota and across the country. we welcome you here today. thank you so much for your leadership. [applause] all, democrats, for joining us for this very special of5 dnc summer meeting the democratic national committee. this, as you have heard, is our last meeting on to the democratic national convention on july 26. we are honored to be in such a fantastic location. our next guest is the mayor of the beautiful city of minneapolis, there that the hodges.- mayor betsy she made history when she became the first democrat to win the race in 12 years. on the council, she has served on the ways and means committee. as someone who strongly believes in leveling the playing field for all americans, she joins take action minnesota to make sure everyone has a fair shot to succeed. makes sure that every neig

ms. there in boston went on to say, quote, donald trump was right, all these illegals need to be deported. again, that trump tweet coming out just a few moments ago. david jackson, always good to see you, my friend. >>> now to hillary clinton's e-mail troubles. clinton's team fighting back in a new video from one of her press people after getting criticism from how hess responded to the con tro verse spi. even from other democrats, clinton says she did not send classified material nor were any marked classified. this is a clip from press secretary brian fallon's defense. >> when john boehner tells you that hillary clinton is under criminal investigation for mishandling of classified e-mail, he's dead wrong. the justice department has said it's a noncriminal inquiry. hillary clinton herself is not the target. number three, in every case that has surfaced to date they said none of the information is classified at the time. >> nbc news white house. correspondent kristen welker following the story from martha's vineyard where the first family is vacationing. what can you tell us about the latest about democratic reaction to the controversy itself? >> well, craig, s