>> for the phoenix house here and transfer over there to the phoenix house once i get out. it will pick me up, and it's free. >> yeah. well -- >> you'd rather have me go to minnesota? >> yeah. you'll have so much more family support, and i think that's going to be absolutely critical to your recovery, son. >> but it's just going to be hard because like we talked about before with all my friends there and all my -- all my friends use pretty much. >> yeah, they do. >> except two people. >> yeah, they do. >> it's going to be pretty hard. you already know that. when i switched schools, it's pretty hard. out here i'll have a fresh start. >> it will be hard no matter either way you go. >> it can go either way pretty much. don't want to be shoveling for five years or surfing for five years. i kind of would rather be the other way. >> but you can snowboard. >> i can go snowboard here. >> but i just think that the support is something that is crucial. >> that's true. i want to choose what's best for me when i get out of here. >> yes, whatever is -- >> so far everything has been goin

every building -- a phoenix house, drug rehab center in the 60s and 70s. you can see the rising phoenix mural painted. >> each one of these stone markers represents 150 people buried in two rows. it's just a number. >> more recent markers made out of pvc. is not a lot of visible signs out here that this is even a cemetery. we do have this come across that was built by prisoners who worked out here who buried the body. >> the bodies are buried by prisoners when they get to 150 they fill up the trench. we had to turn our cameras off. one thing that strikes me is how incredibly peaceful it is. it is sad and peaceful at the same time. melinda hunt is tells the people stories and she's fighting to lift the stigma. she said having the facility run like a prison doesn't help. >> the city burial just means that the families for whatever reason did not hire a funeral director. it doesn't mean that people don't have families or didn't care. it's just in new york city it is very easy to become disconnected. a lot of times people just feel overwhelmed by a death and th

previously he served as medical director of the phoenix house foundation in new york.ost recently helped develop and launch the opioid pathway to screen and identify opioid addiction patients identified at the hospital. he has been involved in delaware is the chair of the drug overdose totality review commission. appreciate you all being here today as experts and we ask you to stand, so we can swear you in quickly. i ask you to raise your right hand repeat after me. do you swear the testimony you give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> yes. >> please be seated. >> please make a quick comment-- cherry-- jerry horton is here and sitting behind him is patina who at one time when i was governor she was my deputy of legal counsel. she's a wonderful leader on a wide range of health care issues. there's a young guy back there, sebastian, and we had trained together. sebastian is 15 years old and we welcome him. >> i'm sure you attribute your success in life to governor, now senator carpenter-- carpenter. >> she succeeded despite m

previously he served as the director of medicine at the phoenix house. most recently he helped launch the opioid withdrawal pathway. he also found a project engage and has been there involved in delaware as the chair of the drug overdose fatality review commission. i appreciate all four of you being here as experts. i would ask for you to stand so we can swear you quicklyi. do you swear the testimony will give before this testimony will be the truth, the whole truth, so help you god? >> yes, sir. >> you can be seated. comment. a quick terry is a leader and sitting right behind mr. perez. he has gone on to be a wonderful leader in our state on a wide range of health care issues. old and wes 15 years welcome him as well. we will be watching carefully to see if sebastian's lips are moving when his father speaks. >> i am sure you attribute all your success in life to governor, now senator carper. >> which he succeeded in spite of my mentoring. >> the witnesses all answered in the affirmative with respect to the oath. the written testimony will be printed in

previously he served in the phoenix house. he developed a program. he founded project engage and has been very involved in delaware as the chair of the drug overdose fatality review commission. really appreciate all you being here. would like to ask you to stand. raise your right-hand repeat after me. do you swear the testimony you'll give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. >>. [ sboresponse [. >> large regional health care provider, terry's sitting right behind is bettina riveras. she's gone to be a great liter on a wide range of health care systems. i think sebastian is back there. he's sa years old, terry's son. we welcome him as well. we'll be looking to see if his lips are moving when his father speaks. >> i'm sure you attribute all your success in governor now senator carper. let the record reflect the witnesses answered in the affirmative in regard to the oath. it will be printed in the record in its whole. we'd ask you to keep your oral comments to five minutes so we have time f

previously he served as medical director of the phoenix house foundation in new york.e also founded a project engage and has been very involved in delaware as the chair of the drug overdose fatality. i appreciate all four of you being here today of experts and we ask you to stand so we can swear you in quickly. >> we ask you to raise your right hand and repeat after me. use where the testimony you will give will be the whole truth, the truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. >> yes or. >> please be seated. >> mr. chairman can i make a quick, we are representing. [inaudible] she has gone on to be a health wonderful leader in our state on a wide range of healthcare issues but i think there's a young guy back there. he is 15 years old. we welcome him as well. we will be watching carefully to see if his lips are moving with his father speaks. >> thank you. i'm sure you attribute all of your success in life to senator carper. >> she has succeeded in spite of my mentoring. but the record reflect they answered in the affirmative to the oath. your written testimony wi

creamery, we needed every penny we could get, so my wife and i decided in phoenix that we would not turn on the air conditioner in our house until june, just to save the money. it was uncomfortable, often times, but we saw the potential in the business and we knew that the small sacrifice was worth it. perfectlygoes according to the plans we have in our head, and many of you find yourselves in difficult situations in the years ahead, maybe that dream job is up feeling more like a dead-end, maybe you visualize a certain level of success by a certain age and you just have not achieved it, some people refer to this as a midlife crisis. my advice is whenever you are hit with those thoughts and feelings, do not stop. make a decision and keep moving. today's burdens may become tomorrow's opportunities, and you will never know unless you just keep moving and power through. with your degree from this university comes the every -- name,bry-riddle's synonymous with excellence around the world. but nobody starts out as ceo on day one. to do not be afraid to start small. some jobs may feel thankless, or is. than, but no job there is a

i also had the privilege to meet at the white house with representatives from the phoenix police department the death of state trooper frankie williams and sergeant carrie winters. i had the chance to spend time with officers family, his wife kristen and his 6-year-old son micah who has my hat and is now with us. micah, stand the. kristen, please stand up. great people. [applause] [applause] kristin and micah, i know your beloved husband and father is looking down on you right now from heaven and he is so proud of you both. thank you very much. we also remember those incredible heroes who were so cruelly targeted for execution in dallas texas, rushing into a hail of gunfire, never to retur return. dallas police sergeant michael smith was a 27 year veteran of the dallas police. he was decorated, a law-enforcement officer at the highest level and even paid his own way to attend advanced training. he leaves behind his cherished wife heidi and his loving daughters victoria and carolyn. think you. thank you very much. last friday in ohio, a gunman shot and killed steven eric as ariel heard he wa

[applause] i also had the privilege to meet at the white house just a little while ago with representatives from the phoenixte troopers and they county sheriff's department who are mourning the deaths of straight -- state trooper frankie williams and kerry wentworth. i had the chance to spend time with officers beautiful families , his wife and his 6-year-old son michael who has my hat and he is now with us. please stand up. great people. [applause] kristen and micah i know your beloved husband and father are looking down on you right now from heaven and he is so proud of you both. thank you very much. we also remember those incredible heroes who were so cruelly targeted at an execution in dallas texas rushing into a hail of gunfire never to return. dallas police sergeant michael smith was a 27 year veteran of the dallas police. he was decorated, a law enforcement officer at the highest level. he even paid his own way to attend advanced training sessions. he leaves behind his cherished wife, heidi and his loving daughter's victoria and carolyn. thank you, thank you very much. last friday in kirker spell ohi

. >> the 16 containers have now become a sustainable-housing project on what was once the kool kar used-car lot in downtown phoenixe 9,500-pound steel crates once traveled the high seas and were wasting away in california before they were salvaged. >> these containers are meant to hold 40,000 to 50,000 pounds each, be stacked 11 high and sent across the ocean. and they're incredibly over-structured for what we're using them for. we did everything we possibly could so that, when people were driving by, that it literally looked like a stack of shipping containers. we were also very keen to have the aesthetic, the blue containers that you see here. >> and what kind of work did you have to do to them? >> we actually did minimal cuts. we left most of the container intact. once we had all the underground and footings in place, we had them shipped here. and then we used a crane to actually erect it. these aren't temporary structures. >> these are fixed to the ground. >> yeah. we built this using the ibc, which is the international building code. we actually erected this entire complex structurally in just about four hour

i also had the privilege to meet at the white house just a little bit ago with representatives from the phoenix police department, new jersey state paratroopers. who are mourning the deaths of state trooper frankie williams and sergeant curry winters. i had the chance to spend time with officers beautiful family, his wife christine, and his 6-year-old son micah who has my hat, and he is now with us. micah stand up, kristen, please stand up. great people. [applause] kristin and micah, i know that your beloved husband and father is looking down on you from heaven, he is so proud of you both. thank you very much. we also remember those incredible heroes who were so coolly targeted for execution in dallas, texas, rushing into a hail of gunfire never to return. the dallas police sergeant michael smith was a 27-year-old veteran of the dallas police. he was decorated, a law enforcement officer at the highest level, and even paid his own way to attend advanced training sessions, he leaves behind his cherished wife heidi and his loving daughters victoria and caroline, thank you. thank you very much. [ap

i also had the privilege to meet at the white house just a little while ago with representatives from the phoenix police department, new jersey state troopers and the ostra county sheriff's departments mourning the deaths of two officers. i had a chance to spend time with his wife, kristin, and his 6-year-old son, micah, who has my hat and he's now with us. micah, stand up. kristen, please, stand up. great people. [ applause ] >> i know he is so proud of you both. and thank you so much. thank you. we also remember those incredible heroes, who were so cruelly targeted for execution in dallas, texas, rushing in to a hail of gunfire, never to return. dallas police sergeant michael smith was a 27-year veteran of the dallas police. he was decorated, a law enforcement officer at the highest level. and even paid his own way to attend advanced training sessions. he leaves behind his cherished wife, heidi, and his loving daughters, victoria and carolyn. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. shot and killed steven eric n - desirio. he was the chief of the kirkersville police department. he died respon

. >> located on a 400-acre lot southwest of downtown phoenix, the maricopa county jail consists of four indoor facilities that housep to 5,700 inmates and two outdoor tent facilities that can house another 2,000 men and women. a fifth indoor facility is located four miles away in the heart of the city. the fourth avenue jail houses approximately 2,000 male inmates considered amongst the highest security threats. while some have actually been convicted of crimes and are awaiting transport to prison, most are still facing trial or sentencing for everything from i.d. theft to murder. maintaining order here is up to a significantly smaller staff of detention officers. >> in sheer volume, we are greatly outnumbered, so we try to reduce that by finding out who the shot callers are and going about working smarter rather than harder. >> shot callers are highly ranking members of racially segregated gangs who try to control the inmates within their housing units. in a jail system where inmates of different races are housed together, that can lead to trouble. >> prisons segregate. jail settings do not. >> we don't segregate

i also had the privilege to meet at the white house just a little while ago with representatives from the phoenix police department, new jersey state troopers, and the ultimatester county sheriff's department who are mourning the deaths of state trooper frankie williams and sergeant curry winters. i had the chance to spend time with officers beautiful family, his wife kristin and his 6-year-old son micah who has my hat and he's now with us. micah, stands up. kristin, please stand up. great people. kristin and micah, i know your beloved husband and father is looking down on you right now from heaven. and he's so proud of you both. thank you very much. thank you. we also remember those incredible heroes who were so cruelly targeted for execution in dallas, texas, rushing into a hail of gunfire, never to return. dallas police sergeant michael smith was a 27 year veteran of the dallas police. he was decorated, a law enforcement officer at the highest level. and even paid his own way to attend advanced training sessions. he leaves behind his cherished wife heidi and his loving daughters victoria and c

house, you may be in luck. food delivered from mcdonald's is now available in four new cities, l.a., chicago, phoenix, and columbus, ohio. the food is sent through uber eats. the service will be expanded to more cities in the months ahead. >>> well, markets have been on a rally since the election. all it takes is a sharp dip like the one earlier this week to make people concerned about retirement savings. david kelly is chief global strategist for jpmorgan funds. david, great to see you today. >> glad to be here. >> are we going to see more of what happened this week where the events in washington seemed to have an immediate negative reaction on wall street? >> we may well see that. i mean, in fact, what's happened since the start of the year is the market has been unusually election but really been very quiet. came as a bit of a shock this week to see this move. we'll have to see how the events play out. if the investigation continues quietly in the background, maybe there's not much fallout. if we get more revelations or more reaction from the administration, that sort of changes the odds. there could be more vo

. >> the 16 containers have now become a sustainable-housing project on what was once the kool kar used-car lot in downtown phoenixd steel crates once traveled the high seas and were wasting away in california before they were salvaged. >> these containers are meant to hold 40,000 to 50,000 pounds each, be stacked 11 high and sent across the ocean. and they're incredibly over-structured for what we're using them for. we did everything we possibly could so that, when people were driving by, that it literally looked like a stack of shipping containers. we were also very keen to have the aesthetic, the blue containers that you see here. >> and what kind of work did you have to do to them? >> we actually did minimal cuts. we left most of the container intact. once we had all the underground and footings in place, we had them shipped here. and then we used a crane to actually erect it. these aren't temporary structures. >> these are fixed to the ground. >> yeah. we built this using the ibc, which is the international building code. we actually erected this entire complex structurally in just about four hours. >> then c

. >> the 16 containers have now become a sustainable-housing project on what was once the kool kar used-car lot in downtown phoenixigh seas and were wasting away in california before they were salvaged. >> these containers are meant to hold 40,000 to 50,000 pounds each, be stacked 11 high and sent across the ocean. and they're incredibly over-structured for what we're using them for. we did everything we possibly could so that, when people were driving by, that it literally looked like a stack of shipping containers. we were also very keen to have the aesthetic, the blue containers that you see here. >> and what kind of work did you have to do to them? >> we actually did minimal cuts. we left most of the container intact. once we had all the underground and footings in place, we had them shipped here. and then we used a crane to actually erect it. these aren't temporary structures. >> these are fixed to the ground. >> yeah. we built this using the ibc, which is the international building code. we actually erected this entire complex structurally in just about four hours. >> then came the plumbing, the wiring, insu

so my wife and i decided in phoenix that we would not turn on the air conditioner in our house until june. just to save the money. it was uncomfortable oftentimes, but we saw the potential in the business and we knew that a small sacrifice was worth it. life never goes perfectly according to the plans we have in our heads and many of you find yourselves in difficult situations in the years ahead. maybe that dream job and zip feeling more like a dead-end. maybe you visualize a certain level of success by a certain age and you have not achieved it. achieved it, some people refer to this as a midlife crisis. my advice is whenever you are hit with those thoughts and feelings, do not stop. make a decision and keep moving. today's burdens may become tomorrow's opportunities, and you will never know unless you just keep moving and power through. with your degree from this university comes the every -- name,bry-riddle's synonymous with excellence around the world. but nobody starts out as ceo on day one. to do not be afraid to start small. some jobs may feel thankless, or is. than, but no jo

. >> the white house is not saying why it took 18 days to fire flynn. >>> police in phoenix believe theykiller behind a series of random 23-year-old aaron saucedo is now charged in a string of shootings that left nine people dead. the victims were often shot in the dark outside their own homes. saucedo is already in custody for the murders of his mother's boyfriend. >>> chaos at the airport in ft. lauderdale, florida. overnight flights -- fights erupted after spirit announced it was canceling nine flights. security detained some of the frustrated flyers. spirit says a pilot shortage is to blame as the airline and union work on a new collective bargaining agreement. hundreds of flights have been canceled in recent days. >>> well, a dramatic rescue in philadelphia. a 9-year-old girl was hit by this suv and then became pinned beneath the back tire. people in the area ran over and banded together to lift the suv up and free her likely saving her life. >>> finally one mayor is sparing no expense to save his town. the mayor of the village of the equivalent of $2200 in cash to move to this fair

phoenix, inspect your home. i'm subject to surprise inspections of momentum. >> is not embarrassed. >> very serious. >> marty was in violation of the animal welfare act. ten times regulateyears have shown up, unannounced at marty's house. >> cannot argue with them. you can't even talk logically with them. >> she would love it if everybody said, ah. >> i got a new inspector and i said, did my first one retire? she said, no, good news, we increased our budget and we have more inspectors now. we can visit you more often. >> you got this letter. deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. >> they actually wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing every i would do with my rabbit in event of a fire, flood, temperatures, ice storm. >> 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack. animals escape. tornado, hurricane, blizzard. the government calls these common emergencies. >> the plan came in at 30 pages. >> you say to these people, come on, this is ridiculous and they laugh and say, it is, but we have to do this? >> they don't laugh ever. >> there's more. you're not doing your job if you're a regulator unless you add more of this stuff.

in 2014, the house veterans affairs committee uncovered the use of unauthorized waiting lists at the phoenix v.a. health care system in phoenix, arizona. as a result of these waiting lists, no less than 40 veterans died while waiting for care. this is unacceptable. it is heartbreaking and completely, as i said, completely unacceptable. these were our true american heroes and we cannot allow something like this to ever happen again. our investigations found that noncompliance with the v.a.'s scheduling policies was a widespread and systematic problem. this bill today requires that all v.a. medical center directors certify each year that their facility is in compliance with scheduling directive. if a v.a. medical center is found noncompliant, h.r. 476 will hold those leaders accountable. our bill makes certain that those who failed in their duty to serve our veterans will not be receiving bonuses or awards any time soon. lack of oversight, lack of accountability, and lack of transparency lead -- really led to the 2014 wait times crisis. the v.a. scheduling accountability act would help ensure

phoenix and presidency. it is watergate. they after day, revelations are emerging. day after day, haldeman and john dean are imploding. richard nixon is sitting there brooding, watching a movie in the white house. julian and send turns to her dad, says, you are not the only one suffering. mom is suffering, too. then julie feels badly that she should not have done that. richard nixon comes back and says, you were right. that is a rare moment of humanity. familyse, and it is the that tries to keep nixon together during those moments, when the president of the united states is falling apart. he did not have twitter to share his craziness. [laughter] gil: we now have stories about the drinking and praying and raging. >> tossing the portraits. gil: anthony hopkins made him seem too crazy, but he was definitely going to crazyville express. lesley: at the end of the next and presidency, when the pressure was intense but before everyone realized he would leave was e, it was and'-- it birthday, and i was a reporter at cbs news in washington. were got out that he was taking his wife out to dinner for her birthday. it was a to believe cbs news exclusive, so i was sent to the restaurant with a camera crew

policing programs in flagstaff, phoenix and countless other cities and towns have improved relationships. i am proud to join my colleagues from both sides of the aisle on the house law enforcement caucus. i look forward to continuing the bipartisan work we are doing to identify and solve the challenges facing our law enforcement community. thank you. mr. reichert: mr. speaker, this is our last speaker, concludes our special hour. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak for one minute out of order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: thank you. i will continue to join my colleagues in honoring our law enforcement officers across america. and particularly in my home state. and look forward to providing that tribute in days to come. i thank my colleague, sheriff, for his work. i've come to the floor today, however, to, again, comment on the appointment of the special uncil to investigate the russian collusion, alleged russian collusion, of the president's campaign operatives and the p

house hearing and i flew commercial. >> do you traditionally fly commercial? >> wrem. >> did you fly your own airlines? >> i flew on one of the competing airlines because i became from phoenix. >> were you in first class or economy? >> 17 e. >> are you usually in economy or first class? >> i'd say it's about 70% first class and 30% economy. >> okay, and when you fly economy are you in the back of the plane? >> i tend to be all over. i have a one-year-old and a 3-year-old so we go wherever we can find seats. >> i have a theory that if we required all executives to fly on their planes in the back of the plane the consumer experience would be much better, and it is frustrating for me to hear that you're all about the consumer when every time i get on a commercial flight, there's nothing but complaints from consumers because there is not enough room, there is not enough leg room, there's not enough choice even though you claim to have choice and that's the unfortunate part of all of this and that's why you see the frustration that you have here from all of us. but many of -- many of our constituents, there is a problem there and i think the other concern that i have is, what is

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house on and was assured by the realtors that it would be the perfect fit. but the city, of course, disagreed. >> i bought a piece of property in south phoenix and, um, put the house on it. then i went to the city to get the permit. and they wouldn't give it to me. initially, they said the house was too small. and we had looked at the universal building codes. and it was -- it was fine. >> how many square feet is this? >> 160. but it's probably like 110 walking space. the city said that i couldn't, um, live in my own house on my own property because it needed a foundation. it couldn't be on wheels. they wanted me to take a crane, lift the house up, take the house off the trailer, which they didn't understand was, uh, built on the house. >> there's so few people involved in the tiny home movement that they don't really have a lot of power to regulate, um, pushing the state to have places where they can zone them. >> i was trying to sell it. somee graciously offered me their backyard. and so that's -- that's how i'm able to live in it and enjoy it. >> how many people have you had in here at one time? >> i think we had about, like, 30, i'm gonna say. >> 30 peop