. >> thank you, paty. so, moving into the inside of the building, which i think was obviously wanted to provide the great design, but, sort of the interior of the building is where a lot of the conversation took place over the past few years and so we will start at the ground plain and this level actually sits below the grade and so everything that you see inside of the l, if you will. is actually front and hillside and so that is all, below grade. and then the exterior of this building sits along horn on the top and then robinson on the bottle and then patty mentioned all of the units have roll up doors and there is actually a light well to the upper portion of the site that allows access to those roll up doors along the upper side of this building. and i am sorry of this level. and on this level, you will find in particular, because likely there is to be where the musicians are located and so it will be within the concrete structure of the podium and to help to i hate to say, mute their sound, because we

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soment patie some patients reportedly died before they could get the care they needed. >> the process needs to be if you don't do your job you get fired. instead at the va you get a bonus. that's why we have got to get to the bought to the of the issue. that is a culture of corruption with department of affairs that is rampant. >> the question is whether there was criminal lowrong doing. >> once someone uses their job or gets criminally charged for doing this it will no longer be a game and that will be the shot heard around the system. >> at internal audit has to work 90-days for their appointment. 64,000 vets have never had appointments. schedulers were told to falsify their records. it allows them to get private care outside of the facility. that's one way to do it. >> oo the bowe bergdahl prisoner swap. 90 members of the administration knew about the deal. congress was never told. chuck hagel said it was the president. he says no matter who made the call it was wrong. >> no matter how hard you tried they couldn't put perfume on this pig. they didn't notify congress as required by

soment patie some patients reportedly died before they could get the care they needed. >> the process if you don't do your job you get fired. instead at the va you get a bonus. that's why we have got to get to the bought to the of the issue. that is a

and, it burned down, right here, on the put and patis creek.hat's little bridge that goes over the creek here, on chester pike, separates norwood from glenolden, right along busy route 13. a neighborhood bar, where a loft neighbors met, almost, nightly to hang out, and go for the food, probably more than with the drinks. and the place where the famous cook, karen, made all of her magical foods, here for the tavern, is the area the fire started, according to the fire chief, a grease fire in the kitchen, just past midnight. so, the good thing about nobody being hurt here other than minor hurt of a knee, to a firefighter, battling this thing, is that they can rebuild and reopen bars, in the meantime, the folks have plenty of other place toss hang out according to one of the police officers i talked to out here. chris, karen? >> steve, thanks. >>> the flame of hope for the 2014 special olympic games, making its way across our area today. we will have a stop right here in philadelphia. >> torch made its way through times square, new york city yester

and that is -- and i can tell you thi this as a doctor, paties don't want government-controlled and mandated care. access to care, cost of care, quality care. that means things like allowing small businesses to pool together in order to buy insurance more cheaply. it means letting people shop for health insurance that actually works for them, works for their families, not what the president says is best for them. so in closing, madam president, let me just say, there are just a couple solutions that republicans have offered to give americans the care they need from a doctor they need at a lower cost without the outrageous, expensive side effects of the president's health care law. i yield the floor. mr. wyden: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. wyden: madam president, after months and months of polarizing and divisive debate here in the senate about the affordable care act, i rise today to strongly support the nomination of sylvia mathews burwell because i firmly believe that she will help the senate come together to jointly work to improve american health c

at the chosen reservoir and those who charged through the rice paties and fields of vietnam. think about the marines who fought for days on end from house to house in the scorching heat through cities like fallujaha, baghdad or ramadi. i think about the marines who are with me in marjah. if i close my eyes today i can still hear their desperate medivacs being called over the radio as they bled out in the fields of afghanistan. today i accept the medal for them. i will wear it for er person that makes up our great and blessed nation. i will wear it for those who have been wounded on distant lands, but still continued to fight in battle through long and difficult days of recovery here at home. and to those who have given all and their families, i could never express in words what you mean to this nation that you so selflessly and courageously gave for. we are forever indebted to you and your inspiring devotion to our country. i will wear this medal p for your incredible medical staff who helped keep me alive and put me back together. i will wear it for my family and those who h