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ms. williams did, and ms. williams used to work for the office of the inspector general, which makes it more shameful. i was told that the office that's investigating the hec could not address the issues and i had to call a hotline. the hotline told me to call the office of special counsel. i did get a contact from white house counsel office, and i used that name and i contacted that person to file a complaint. but i want to be honest with you, the only reason why i haven't been fired today is i've been working with chairman miller's team, as well as my congressman. if i did not have lesser officials working with me to address these issues, i would have been terminated a long time ago. especially i would have to thank the team over at the ajc that broke the article this past weekend. >> when did you first discover this again, scott? >> i discovered this about 2012 was the first understanding that there was something going wrong. i was approached by another whistleblower who no longer works for the agency about

ms. williams. just a couple more people to acknowledge then our closer here father paul and the mayor i want to acknowledge beven and christen from hope. responsible for a lot of homeless work around san francisco and one of the mercy board members mary in the front row here. i promise i don't think i'll everyone left i apologize if i miss you. without further ado, you do want to bring up the mayor he's been an unbelievable force around homelessness around affordable housing, for us who have known him for any period he's working on any effort from the streets of legal aid no topic the mayor has not worked on so he's a huge friend of mercy you housing and the bayview gardens so without further ado, i bring you mayor ed lee (clapping) >> good afternoon, everyone and welcome to the bouf supervisor cohen thank you. i'm not going to speak a whole lot i'm in a mod of celebrating this community has earned our cities attention to make sure we go everything we can to make sure that everyone is successful. i

ms. williams would do this because she's a former oig official. to this date no action has been taken. this goes to the very hard of the question whether or not va should be allowed to police itself and whether or not an outside agency should be brought in to fully conduct an investigation to the actions taken at va. i did receive an e-mail from the white house counsel directing me to contact the special counsel. if that was the official position at the white house there would be no need for anyone to contact ms. williams about my complaint. >> you also in your testimony, you describe the possibility purging of over 10,000 veteran health records at the health eligibility center that there's a back log of 600,000 pending benefit applications and 40,000 unprocessed applications discovered that span three years? >> absolutely. currently, we have over 600,000 pending applications. these are are applications that have been applied for by veterans, turned into va and for whatever reason we could not take that application to a final determination. this back log has reached the number of 600,0

ms. ever-williams, in the oval office with president kennedy. 50 years later, we are commemorating 50 years ago today. what are we going to do, she has not dropped that banner. and we need to learn what it means and keep going forward. >> thank you. and i'm still moving forward. thank you. >> thank you for your time. thank you for your lifetime of service to the country. we'll be right back. >> thank you. did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business. built for business. >>> team usa goalie, tim howard, has become an overnight sensation. his 16 saves at yesterday's world cup game is a record. and now he's breaking the internet. one crafty wikipedi

ms. williams is a former aig representative and nothing has been done about her behavior. and this brings up the question should the va be able to police themselves and not receive action? i did receive an e-mail from the whitehouse counsel directing me to contact the office of special council. there would have been no need for anyone to contact mr. williams about my complaint. >> in your testimony you describe the possible purging of over 10,000 veteran health records at the health eligibility center and that there is a backlog of 600,000 spending applications and 40,000 unprocessed applications discovered that span three years. >> absolutely. currently we have over 600,000 pending applications. these are applications that have been applied for by a veteran, turned into va and for whatever reason we could not take the application to a final determination. this backlog has reached the number of 600,000. instead of hiring 40 people to address the affordable care act and the belief we would have this surge of people because of a buddy letter marketing campaign where the vete

ms. bell damage -- misspelled image reading "no illeagles" >> prince william county investigators are demanding answers after learning that children who crossed into the u.s. illegally are being housed at the youth of tomorrow facility in bristow. the board push for answers to questions, like how many children there are, how long they will stay, and just who is responsible for them. >> we are concerned the federal government never told us that these kids would be located in prince william county. childrenimated 57,000 from central american countries across -- crossed into the u.s. alone in the past year. >> gladiators, get ready. "scandal" is returning. >> when olivia pope and company will be back on television. >> and where a rattlesnake turned up, bringing a very unwanted surprise. ofon a two-block stretch pennsylvania avenue including the white house, and some d.c. councilmembers want to rename the stretch. find o >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. >> one of the most recognizable addresses in the world could be changing. >> we are talking about the one and only 1600 penns

williams and ms. cash for your advocacy, for the creative community, and on the other fellow artists and your fellow songwriters. let me turn now to the subject of internet and/or satellite radio. let me first say that i believe the success of internet radio is critical for the overall music ecosystem in terms of providing a viable, meaningful alternative to the piracy that was previously taking place and was extremely rampant. and that's the point i believe cannot be overstated, but i do think that there are a few issues relative to the compensation structure and the business practices that i wanted to export. so let me start with pandora, and mr. harrison. now, i believe you testified earlier today that one of your business practices is to ensure that artists receive a fair share, is that correct? >> first of all, congressman jeffries, thank you for the kind words about our service. what i was speaking about is the value that statutory blanket licenses have, not only for services like pandora that a

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> infrared radar shows msnd tropical storm arthur, the system is weak and slowly moving north and creating the possibility of rain and rip currents for the 4 and of july holiday. the big story is the path of tropical storm arthur, and tonight we get a better idea how it will impact your holiday weekend. john rawlins live in atlantic city, following the impact of the system at the shore and cecily tynan is monterroring the storm's path. lets begin with cecily with the latest from stormtracker 6 live double scan. >> hi, we did just get new information from the national hurricane center, tropical storm arthur has now strengthened. maximum sustained 50 miles per hour and east-southeast of cape canaveral. it's moving at 2 miles per hour. lets show you the radar, we see the outer bands of arthur hitting the florida coastline and some buoy reports show that the winds are justing to 29 miles per hour and the water temperature is 82 degrees, warm water and it's moving into the gulf stream that is even warmer, i'm prett

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during an interview last year, irs chief counsel william wilkins testified that ms. o'connor was one of the two key supervisors overseeing the irs' response to congressional oversight. in fact, ms. o'connor was hired by the irs for the sole purpose of overseeing the agency's response to congressional investigations of the targeting scandal. from may 2013 on, ms. o'connor led the response to the oversight of irs' targeting of conservatives. she was promoted to the white house counsel office to work on responding to congressional oversight across the entire administration. the irs supposedly has spent $10 million in its response to congress. i'm hoping ms. o'connor will enlighten us about how the irs spent so much of the taxpayers' money but supposedly took them over a year to realize two years of e-mails from the most critical witness had gone missing. and in fact, that same year since she first took the fifth. the idea that the irs just didn't notice is without believability. we'll also want to know from ms. o'connor how the white house came to have insider knowledge

william barber joins me now. thank you very much for being here. >> hello, ms. reid. how are you today? >> i'm doing very well. you have called this the worst voter suppression law since the days of jim crow. explain. >> no doubt. this is the worst, most egregious law that we've seen since jim crow to suppress and isolate the vote. this bill, house bill 4589, has more than 40 changes. not just voter i.d., 40 changes in the law. same-day registration, others as you have noted. this bill is trying to take away access to the polls that citizens have had. this is not blocking access. they're actually rolling back access. and we know in north carolina the federal government over the last 30 years has had to intervene through preclearance more than 60 times. this bill shows the nation what happens when you remove preclearance, what happens when the federal government no longer has preclearance. when this bill started out, it was 12 pages. after shelby, it was 57 pages. 57 pages where they identified the voters they want to suppress and conjured up these policies to go after those voters. i.e., young people, african-

williams. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to thank all of you for being here. you have wonderful stories. we appreciate you greatly. first of all, ms. renlts and i call fort worth our home and we are both t.c.u. horned frogs. go, frogs. ms. reynolds, you've said -- we've been talking about a term you said which you termed generational poverty. it's a mind set. you talked about that. no goals. no future. do a lot of the people that you work with, do they trust government more than they would the private sector? >> absolutely not. the majority of people we serve come through our doors because they trust catholic charities. catholic charities has a strong brand throughout the community and i believe each person that comes into catholic charities throughout our nation has a lot of care. and they have warm -- >> well, i agree. being from fort worth i know the good things you do and i appreciate it very much. >> thank you. >> and also, we try to tell many cases relationships with people, maybe better relationship with government as a whole. people can help better than many cases the federal government. just going another direction real q

ms. ronstadt defied expectations to conquer american radio waves and help pave the way for generations of women artists. [applause] billie tsien and tod williamsuse] the 2013 national medal of arts to billie tsien and tod williams for their contributions to architecture and arts education. whether public or private, their deliberate and inspired designs have a profound effect on the lives of those who interact with them, and their teaching and spirit of service have inspired young people to pursue their passions. [applause] james turrell. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to james turrell for his groundbreaking visual art. capturing the powers of light and space, mr. turrell builds experiences that force us to question reality, challenging our perceptions not only of art, but also of the world around us. [applause] national humanities medal recipients -- m.h. abrams. [applause] the 2013 national humanities medal to m.h. abrams for broadening the study of literature. as a scholar, writer and critic, dr. abrams has expanded our perception of the romantic tradition and explored the modern concept of artistic self-expression in western cu

ms. baheri, thank you for being here today. i'm from a state that prides himself on having been founded by williams on religious freedom. so the idea that people would be not only designed the ability to practice their own. federal prosecution is a an anathema, and i'm sorry you had this experience and there are those. what can we do as a country? what can we do as a congress that would have some positive impact on the ability of religious minorities in places like iran to exercise their religious freedoms and to be able to do so without facing harassment, discrimination and imprisonment. i ask any of the panelists who have something to contribute. what can we do? we hear this testimony that i think most americans would find horrifying and disturbing and recognize that there has to be some action we can take, some steps we should take to respond to this to have some impact. i start with you, ms. baheri. >> as a country, we can definitely make sure that iran is unnoticed that it's being watched. so anything the state department has done and will continue, hopefully, to do would definitely be appreciated and helpful. on a

can see my enthusiasm for her, and if you want william donald schaffer smiling on you today about do it now and do it right, confirm carolyn volume vin. >> ms. colvin, that is some kind of sendoff and thank you very much, chair mikulski. your passion, your commitment to these programs is renowned and i especially appreciate you bringing up mr. schaffer because i remember meeting him and i saw to how you could have your head in your heart. you said it very well. now senator cordon has the challenging job of trying to match that. senator? >> thank you, chairman. i agree with senator mikulski. >> you're not going to get away quite that easily, senator hatch, but let me first con occur completely in the senator's comments. she's an extraordinary person. we've only had 15 permanent members of the social security administration. it's interesting franklin delano roosevelt announced he wanted to send to congress the law creating the social security administration. he announced that in june of 1934, 80 years ago. he then by executive order set up a commission that reported back to him. by the independence of the year he introduced legislation, congr