. >> douglas' tesla got him to the hospital where doctors diagnosed him with a pulmonary embolism. >>> we're going to get rain but not a huge amount. >> and people will be watching the steamy forecast. >> heat index values my push over 100 by thursday. it depends on we'll have a threat for showers and downpours. we start dry in the morning. temperature 80 degrees. and the humidity will go up big time and stay with us through the end of the week. looks dry on cape cod. umid and lower 80s with a few more clouds, and friday may be the 90 in manchester and lower to middle 80s from keen to worcester. and 74 to taken from chatham to falmouth. there's a little bit of an increase in the dew point in boston. nothing compared to what is to come. look at the dew points to the south and west. when the dew point goes to 70 that's a tropical air mass. 75 in cincinnati. and that's truly oppressive. and that humidity will be working in our the next 24 hours. overnight tonight, it looks beautiful. just a few passing clouds, the showers and thunderstorms don't arrive until late morning and midday. toni

he suffered a pulmonary embolism while driving home. he had the auto pilot on. it was enough to help him get to the hospital. if his condition got to a point where he cooperate drive his model has a feature that would automatically slow the car, turn on the flashers and pull over to at the right lane. >>> nasa is showing off a new toy that scientists believe could revolutionize space travel. it's not the rocket, it's the camera recording the video. compare it to a photo showing what the rocket blast usually looks like. scientists say it's hard to observe minute details that can affect how rockets fire. the camera captures 3-d footage in a bunch of exposeure at once. it will help rocket design and can be used on robotic missions while exploring planets. >> up next at 6:00, they were speaking the queen's english today in the south bay. the medieval celebration. >>> it was bright and sunny today across the bay area but will gloomy days return? lease a argen is up next with the accuweather forecast. >> madison bumgarner allowed two hits about the giants offense came

he didn't know it, but he was having a pulmonary embolism... and couldn't drive. "it was kinda getting scary. i called my wife and just said somethings wrong and i couldn't breathe, i hyperventilating." the man says he trusted the tesla to stay on the road until he got near a hospital and he was able to drive the last few blocks to the e-r. the man believes if he would've had to pull over and wait for an ambulance he may not have made it. this wildfire burning now in the mountains of san bernardio county, california is blowing smoke our way. the fire has quadrupled in size since sunday. the so called pilot fire thousands of people living nearby have been forced to leave their homes. nearly 900 firefighters are working to get it under control. they have been able to coat some homes in a fireproof gel. so far more than six-thousand acres have burned. speaking of mother nature....let's send it over to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. breezy winds will continue through tomorrow as a weak pacific system pushes through the area. also, as we continue to

he died of a pulmonary embolism as a result of that injury. the lawsuit names the county and staff at the complex as defendants. criminal charges were never filed. it was a day of delays and cancellations for all delta airline passengers. the air line had a power outage at a facilit in atlanta that led to a computer meltdown. hundreds of flights were canceled while thousands were delayed for hours. delta officials say it will take at least a few days before flight schedules are close to normal again. weather thanks to the high pressure we've had in place the past couple of days, we'll stay mostly clear and quiet tonight. lows will be warm and a slow warming trend, with highs closer to 84. humidity will also steadily increase, although we'll stay mostly sunny through wednesday. tonight: mostly clear. low: 68 dewpoint: 63 wind: se 3-8 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. high: 84 dewpoint: 66 wind: three meth labs in one week. drug enforcement officers in walworth county say theyve investigated and cleaned up three 'small' -- but potentially dangerous --

the man suffered a pulmonary embolism. >>> olympic athletes have purple dots all over their bodies. it is called cupping. tonight allen martin tells us it is a new therapy with roots in the bay area. >> reporter: this guy is leaving a real mark at the rio olympics. >> provided by physical therapists. many sports use it. the gymnast and the swimmers get the most covered because they are the least clothed. a lot of the threats will benefit from better range of motion. >> reporter: he developed a technique used by olympic athletes like michael phelps, you can see it on his instagram account as well as his commercial. it looks like traditional chinese medicine but it is not. >> reporter: athletes also move and stretch during the therapy. with training athletes can develop scar tissue that inhibits motion. using a device the cups suck up muscle and loosen up the scar tissue. >> it was good. no pain during the movement. >> reporter: as for the purple dots -- >> they go away. >> reporter: the latest in olympic chic. he perfected it on athletes at cal. he went to colorado springs to show tr

joshua breeley suffered a pulmonary embolism. he directed his car to the hospital. there is no doubt in his mind happens i will not slam into somebody or slam into one of the big rock walls. >> in may, a tesla driver died in a crash while using auto pilot. kneely believes his experience believes while the technology can be risky, it can also provide an important benefit. >>> if you have been cheated, when you need help, she's on your side. better call behnken. >> investigator shannon behnken kept up the pressure at a new port richey apartment mp until management agreed to fix broken elevators. the problem left disabled residented stranded for weeks. shannon shows us what it took to get the elevators running again. >> just going to the store is is a treat. >> reporter: after week of being stuck on the third floor because his apartment elevator was broken, william cooper finally has his freedom back. >> i like going down where the edge of the pond is. it is beautiful wildlife down here. elevator disaster after residents reached out to me for help. a lightning storm kn

the 37-year-old told "slate" magazine that he suffered a pulmonary embolism while driving home, and head the auto pilot feature on that works like cruise control, and si not self-driving, but in his case, it is enough to keep the car in the lane, and he got to the t.r. where the doctors immediately treated him. >> nasa is showing off a new toy that scientists believe could revolutionize space travel. it is not the rocket, but them camera recording it. it is a compared to the photo that usually shows it. it captures the 3d footage and a bunch of exposures all at once, and faster that on the fastest camera. it is able to detect minute details of the rocket previously unseen. >>> it is raining plasma on the sun's surface. nasa released this video of a solar flair by a region infrared solar camera also known as iris. >>> and the medieval celebration that was a feast for the eyes, ears and stomach. >> and plus a bright and sunny day across the bay area, but when will the gloomy days return? we will have the accuweather foreca forecast. >>> i'm rick quan, and the a's are trying to avoid bein

he suffered a pulmonary embolism while driving home. he had the auto pilot on. it was enough to help him get to the hospital. if his condition got to a point where he cooperate drive his model has a feature that would automatically slow the car, turn on the flashers and pull over to at the right lane. >>> nasa is showing off a new toy that scientists believe could revolutionize space travel. it's not the rocket, it's the camera recording the video. compare it to a photo showing what the rocket blast usually looks like. scientists say it's hard to observe minute details that can affect how rockets fire. the camera captures 3-d footage in a bunch of exposeure at once. it will help rocket design and can be used on robotic missions while exploring planets. >> up next at 6:00, they were speaking the queen's english today in the south bay. the medieval celebration. >>> it was bright and sunny today across the bay area but will gloomy days return? lease a argen is up next with the accuweather forecast. >> madison bumgarner allowed two hits about the giants offense came

the man had a pulmonary embolism which kills most people in less than an hour. >>> 4:56.ome of oracle's computer systems may have been broken into meaning hackers could have access to your private information. more on who security experts think is responsible. >> i'm lisa chan live in the newsroom. today the california high-speed rail authority will ask for money to move forward for the bullet train project. coming up. ,, michelle griego. let's get a lo >>> good morning, it is tuesday, august 9. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego this morning. let's take a live look outside if he beautiful bay bridge this morning. sunrise is coming a little later so we have more time to enjoy the bay bridge lights and such this morning. >> okay. it's amazing how fast the summer is going. is it my imagination? >> no, it is. here we are almost mid-august. >> i know! >> incredible. >> it's true. so it's a little darker each and every day. as we step out -- >> roqui is busy monitoring our traffic situation this morning. >> first we have the weathercast. >> thin overcas

he suffered a pulmonary embolism while driving home last month.autopilot feature on and that works like a cruise control for braking, accelerating, and steering. ended up taking him 20 miles down the highway and close enough to the hospital for him to finish the trip on his own. if his condition got to a point where he couldn't drive, his model x had a feature that would automatically slow the car, turn on the flashers, and then pull over to the right lane. >> wow. >>> a team of engineers in palo alto is giving us a unique look at plasma erupting from the sun. nasa released this video of a solar flare captured by an im e imaging sat light. you can see the material oozing plasma on its surface. nasa launched the irish satellite back in june of 201 to observe the sun. the mission is being monitored by a team in lockheed martin in palo alto. >>> nasa showing off a new toy that scientists believe could revolutionize space travel. it's not the rocket that's so amazing it's the camera recording the video. so compared to a photo showing what the rocket b

mother visited el salvador while when he had a pulmonary epl embolism. he didn't want to wait for an ambulance. he used the car to help him stay in the lane. control his speed. and brake. and make it to the hospital. >> . it's not perfect. there's no technology that's that it's better. and safer. >> . without the car he never would have made it. we have done that story where both sides. >> . fascinating. >> . a day at the fair landed her in the hospital. >> . we are hearing from a colorado woman who survived a lightening strike today to the head. there she was laying on the ground. >> . a colorado woman lucky to be alive. after lightening struck her in the head. happened two weeks ago at the county fair. east of colorado springs. her doctors say she only sur survived because she drinks plenty of water every day. >> the freak accident let left her family with a mountain of medical bills. and the hospital refuses to accept their insurance. >> in a flash. >> all i could see was white. i felt my body tense up. >> everything changed. >> you hear a loud pop. >

he suffered a pulmonary embolism which could have killed him if he did not get to doctor as >> sara: research shows teens that play video games regularly scored hire than average in math, reading and science and teens spent more time on facebook feeds and other social media scored less than average. study author says based on results online games could improve teaching methods. >> julie: don't want to know what that says about us. route 3 south of town, along pretty good and route 18 and up is not split. 24 and 95 are relatively light today as well. expressway typical volume there as you head from the braintree split up to around morrissey boulevard. brand-new accident on the pike westbound. this is in newton and starting to see that volume build. however and route 9 and head north and route 20 to avoid the live look at expressway where things slow going past the gas tank. here are live drive times, 36 minutes on the expressway, 50 minutes on 93 south and we are seeing the things change right before the eyes. up to 27 minutes weston to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear join

he didn't know it, but he was having a pulmonary embolism... and couldn't drive. "it was kinda getting scary. i called my wife and just said somethings wrong and i couldn't breathe, hyperventilating." the man says he trusted the tesla to stay on the road until he got near a hospital and he was able to drive the last few blocks to the e-r. the man believes if he would've had to pull over and wait for an ambulance he may not have made it. some would be robbers in houston got the surprise of their life when they tried to hit up the wrong convenience store. "they said give me your money, i saw the gun in their hand,"that's when i started shooting." (butted with) "i the clerk says the men took off dropping their money bag. she's not sure if she hit any of the men, but her boss just says he's glad she wasn't hurt. police believe one of the men had made purchases at the store earlier, and then they tried to strike as soon as the manager left the clerk in the store by herself. you may be wondering about those spots showing up on olympians in rio. but it's not a new treatm

he suffered a pulmonary embolism which could have killed him if he did not get to a doctor as quickly as he did. than average and study author says based on results online games could improve teaching methods. >> sara: soon get all the medicine you need and never have to go to the drug store. the white house just for patients should be able to see doctors remotely through skype or some other video call system. doctors would then send medicine right to the program is being tested on remote island in a perfect locag project development because population is willing to participate, number one, but we are unique in other places. >> sara: first flight could be late this year or in early 2017. red sox will do battle with the gas tanks. three game series the last time the sox face al-exrodriguez. over the weekend he announced retiring. four runs shy of 700 for his career. >> julie: former red sox pitcher red sox curt schilling is not shy about politics. he says he will seek a office first. also added run for president could be in four years if by some amazing illegal event this controversy e

. >> he suffered a pulmonary embolism which could have killed him if he didn't get to a doctor as quickly as he did. >>> the new iphone set to hit shelves in a few weeks and the apparent leak about the launch date bloomberg is reporting that apple will september 7th. apple will likely open up preorders september 9th with the release date of september 16th. >>> new iphone. new new 10:00 an international drone racing competition came to life over the week. >> the chorus with l.e.d. lit drones making for a colorful display 40 pilots competed from around the world. they had to maneuver between different obstacles competing for time. the u.s.a. had to settle for eighth place. >>> so the rare sight on the cape still ahead on fox 25 news. where warm waters brought out this school of dolphins. >> it's kind of the i guess the part of my day knowing it's almost time to go to bed but i don't have a bed to sleep o you know. >> after the break the are struggle homeless to get off the the worst thing about toilet germs? disinfect your bathroom with lysol bathroom trigger... ...lysol power foamer... ...

the 37-year-old told slate magazine in july he suffered a pulmonary embolism while driving home.auto pilot on which works for braking, accelerating and steering. it helped him get to the hospital. if his position got to the point where he couldn't drive, his car has a feature where it would pull over, turn on flashers and pull to the right lane. >>> take a look at this, the driver after classic mercedes crashed her car into a rare ferrari while trying to park. the ferrari owner looked at the mercedes driver and said "are you serious" along with other words we can't repeat. that ferrari is worth about $300,000. >>> now a home sharing company is valued at $70 billion, second only to uber valued at $68 billion. airbnb is are you someone who doesn't use all your vacation time if? if so you're not alone. a study by project time off found that last year more than half of american workers left vacation time unused. that amounted to 658 million days. of those 222 million could not roll over and were simply lost. an hr expert said employees don't take all their time off because their boss

he suffered a pulmonary embolism which could have killed him if he did not get to a doctor as fast as he did. how amazing is that. >> makes you think twice about the technology, too. >>> the heart-breaking murder of a woman jogging near her alert tonight because the killer is still out there. >> next at 10:00, fox 25 takes a walk with police. the five specific things that women can do to stay safe when they're walking or running alone. >>> plus, a 10-year-old boy is dying from a rare form of brain cancer. all new at 10:00, what his there are five ways you can try to stay safe when you go for a run, share the run with someone else, tell them when you're coming back. have a phone with you, have an escape plan should someone catch up with you. and if be loud and draw attention to yourself. >> put everything you have into that fight, punch, kick, knee, elbow, whatever you can do. whatever it takes. >> the officer says it's not a good idea to post your running routines daily online for all to see. he also suggest if you are getting your hands on pepper spray, go for the proper training fir

he was suffering a pulmonary embolism and itpu much in, he wasn't able to concentrate on driving and trusted the car's auto pilot to get him to the hospital. >> if something like i become unconscious, or incapacitated while driving, i am not going to cross over the and am into somebody or slam >> the caa w blocks of the ?! abthe rest of the way, and it quired hi to do with the excruciating ry pain. >> incredible story. >> really something. >>> michael phelps let his swming do the talking >>> health workers in denver are being monitored this morning, after it was found they could have been exposed to a potentially serious disease. >> good morning, boulder fire rescue has referred a donation of 10 pet oxygen masks and how these can save your pet, help save your pet's life after a house fire. >> great stair. >> and that moment where you realize due mess with the greatest olympian of all me that if you want to tweet us and talk about them later. >>> 6:31 right now. good morning, gary, corey with you, halfway through the week and marty ins us, o,d ?t marty, itsounlike the day could be lik

turns out that he was having a pulmonary embolism. he believes the auto pilot got him to the hospital in time to save his life. >> remarkable. >> it is. >> our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here. i believe they said guns n' roses is playing at at&t park to might. >> bringing back so many memoryes. >> weren't you singing that out here earlier. >> very good. >> now i get the connection. >> all right. let's get you a live look towards plenty of sunshine right now across the north bay and blue skies from santa rosa after a high of 88. currently at 80. temperatures drop to a much cooler 60s by 8:00 p.m. tonight. details on a hotter weekend ahead in a fau minutes. >> reliable car creates quite the quagmire. i'm consumer investigator chris kimura, nbc bay area responds next. >>> taking me bargain hunting in brazil. >>> nbc bay area responds to a man in mendocino county who is having trouble with car dealership. >> this centers around a dealer making good on a writ yern guarantee. jim bought a 2009 honda fit new in 2009 and paid for an

what 37-year-old didn't know at the time was he was pulmonary embolism. he use tesla auto pilot to drive to nearest hospital about 20 miles away. he was then able to drive himself the last few blocks to the er. >> if something like happens where i become unconscious or incapacitated while i'm drying i'm not going to cross over the interstate and a slam into somebody or slam into the one of the big rock walls. this story is being scene a counter example to that fatal life of a can ton man earlier this year. josh brown was using his tesla's auto pilot feature at the time of that accident. well we want to update you on the risk for some storms tonight. been talking weather. beth in first alert weather center. a lot at play here. there really is. you notice, this morning we started off just fine. but currently, you can see the clouds have thickened up. it's a little darker we haven't gotten any leaf from evening humidity. let me tell you only going to get thicker out there. and hotter. and steamier. bass we go through next couple of days. hour by hour tonight

did not really is you is having a pulmonary embolism that could've killedmo him. >> it is getting scary. i call my wife and said something is wrong and you know, i could not breathe i was gasping kind of hyperventilating. >> you is writing in pain. he was not able to drive. >> but he knew how to get there >> he turneder to the self drivg tesla to stay on the road into a car near a hospital. he was able to drive himself the last couple of d blocks to the er. e tesla may have saved his life. >> i am very thankful i had itis for this experience. >> it allowed him to get to the emergency room instead of having to pull o over and wait for an ambulance. now a story is being seenr mb as an example to the fl for the crash. >> if something like that of something like that happens where i becomeomng incapacitated while driving i wl over the interesting and slammed w one of the big rock wall. >> he said he loves his new car the self driving features could save moreat lives. >> it's notre going to be perfe there is no technology that is perfect, but i think the measurt is that it is better. and saf

the 37-year-old says he suffered a pulmonary embolism while driving home last month.d autopilot engaged. that works like cruise control for braking, accelerating, and steering. it took him 20 miles down the highway and close enough to a hospital to finish the trip on his own. if the condition got to a point where he could not drive mishe'd dall x had a feature to slow the car, turn on the flashers and pull over to the right lane. >>> in the north bay a woman lost a large amount of money and chips at a casino after someone stole her purse. and petaluma police say this is the woman responsible. she's waped for grand theft. officers say the victim was gambling at park west casino in petaluma yesterday morning. she had her purse hanging on a chair. and that is when police say this woman took off with it. woman took off with it. >>> >>> whether you're just joining us or going out the door, number one, breaking news about delta air lines passengers should expect delays and cancelations, most of the morning after a system wide power outage grounded departing flights for seve

he says he was driving along the road...when he started suffering from a pulmonary embolism. "it just hit, it was the most excrutiating pain i'd ever had." "it was kinda scary, i called my wife and i said somethings wrong. and i couldn't breathe. i was gasping, kinda but it's what happened next, that he says saved him. so he trusted the self-driving tesla to stay on the road for 20 miles until it got him to a hospital. "i'm very thankful that i had it." "if something like that happens where i am unconscious or incapacitated while i'm driving, i'm not going to cross over the interstate and slam into somebody or slam into a rock wall." joshua says he loves his new car and hopes the self driving feate lives. tesla's autopilot is a driver assistance feature which helps drivers cross lanes safely.. but has been called into question lately, after a tesla driver was killed in a florida car crash, back in july. a new app wants you to take your eyes off your phone! "ok, so i was snapchatting and i was late to work and i walked into a glass door." "i once ran into a lamp." "i ran into

what he didn't know, he had suffered a pulmonary embolism. >> it was getting scary. i called my wife and just said, something's wrong. you know, and i couldn't breathe. i was gasping. hyper ventilating. >> neilly said the autopilot kept his car steady and on the road and getting him close enough to the hospital where me just drove the rest blocks. he believes the technology will save more lives. some are calling it a counter balance to a recent story in florida where it's believed self driving technology may have actually failed when a tesla crashed into a big rig kill that tesla driver. >> cute couple of girls there. interesting to note that we spend of much time talking about the dangers potentially of self-driving trenlg a self-driving technology and clearly life-safing in this one. >> we are in the future. >>> we're also in the now right now as well. right now we have one day of beautiful weather and then it's going heat up a little bit. >> it will be heating up waas w go into the next several days. breezy and morning clouds. sunshine this afternoon. live look ou

the 37-year-old says he suffered a pulmonary embolism while driving home last month. autopilot feature on and that kind of works like a cruise control. it works your braking, accelerating and even your steering. so it helped him go 20 miles down the highway close enough to the hospital for him to finish the trip. i'm assuming this isn't him because he's 37 years old and that man isn't. his condition got to a point where he couldn't drive his model x has a feature that would automatically slow the car, turn on the flashers and pull on the right lane although he admits now it probably would have been better to pull over on the side of the road instead averages team of engineers in palo alto is giving us a unique look at plasma erupting from the sun. take a look at this. nas ia released this video of a solar flare the known as icar. it's oozing plasma on its surface. nasa launched it in june 2013 to observe the sun. car' mission is being monitored by a team at lockheed martin in palo alto. >>> scary lucy is no more. we're going to explain all this. there is a new statue

middle of his commute home to what he felt a sudden pain and did not realize he was having a pulmonary embolismg and hand was not able to drive so he trusted his self drive and tesla to the gun to a hospital he was able to drive himself the last couple blocks he credits his tesla for saving his life instead of having to pull over and wait for ambulance. >>mark: the speeches are up 18. >>reporter: we have the middle to upper 50s to be from 57 san jose in contrast for stand 24 hours ago a little breeze much of the digital most of the bay area would start to get double digits napa and concord looking ahead for oakland lower some is at work and looks to be breaking mild afternoon and the temperatures 67 by 10:00 a.m. to clock 85 was a area started to approach the lower 90s. >>andrew spencer: >>robin winston: if you or 6:00 hour commuter the back of here at the toll plaza stretches out to west grand that is normal is holding steady overall not a bad ride less than 25 minutes over to the bay shore. >>james: we have pictures from the scene to show you what it look like in here you to see we're looking

j7 ♪ ♪ >>> turned out to be pulmonary embolism.l tv station, ky about ky -- kybd that he had to turn on auto pilot to take him to the hospital. he says that no technology is perfect but he feels much safer. >>> keeping an eye on wall street this morning. stocks are doing well early on in the session. the dow jones industrial average is up about 40 points, about 1 fare of one percent. nasdaq up by almost 1 half of 1%. >>> and google plans to provide high speed internet on three cities in the bay area. they will suspend that looking for a cheaper alternative. they are still in talks with the cities. >>> twitter is looking to cuts cost by becoming a landlord. twitter is covering more than 183,000 square feet of fully furnished office space for rent. they occupy more than 20,000 square feet at 10 and marquette. the company is not using all of that space and wants to increase revenue after another disappointing earnings report last month. calling all fans of game of thrones. the hbo show is becoming a live concert across the country. th

he didn't realize he was having a pulmonary embolism. he could have killed him.as in so much pain that he wasn't able to drive. he trusted the self driving tesla to stay on the road until it got near hospital. he says if it was not able to drive itself he would have had to pull over. and they are tracking another day of delays on delta airlines. hundreds of flights have been canceled and people have been stranded at airports around the nation including here at sfo. >>> plus the search continues for a girl who went missing in east bay. we will have the latest on the search from the san leandro police department. and people are forced from their homes as wildfires continue to burn from california. we will have the latest on the fires in their containment efforts. and an earlier injury accident westbound. it has been cleared but traffic is still very slow. we will be right back as kron4 news continues. enheadaches and s before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's injected by

he had a pulmonary embolism. stuart: good autopilot pr. glad for the guy.ious story, the parents of two men killed in the benghazi attacks say they are suing hillary clinton. they allege her e-mails played a part in the death of their sons. judge napolitano is here. do they have is case? >> well, there's two charges here, one is that she caused the deaths of their sons and the other is that she defamed them. let's start with the first one, she, like everybody that works for the government who behaves within the authority that the government gives them as immunity. any lawsuit against her, any legal bills paid by the government, any judgment and settlement paid by the government. so can the government be sued because someone died as a result of the government's decisions? generally no, unless the government agent commits a crime and intend to kill a person for which there's not evident here. there is an interesting argument that they make and the argument is this: one of mrs. clinton's e-mails that made its way to sid blumenthal's server, that is the non-gov

presented difficulty breathing to my doctor until i actually had any scans done with the possible pulmonary embolismhis is a former first sergeant who served in the infantry with late-stage prostate cancer. you can't get an appointment unless you march in there and try to get a recording to show what's happening. how are you going to be treated going forward at the phoenix v.a.? >> fortunately, we also have private health care insurance. but this isn't about me anymore. my cards have been dealt. this is a battle for other veterans. and we have to highlight how the v.a. is treating other veterans. therefore, future veterans are served better, but also those that actually want to join the military will join, because they know that the government is going to take care of them after they serve. >> steve cooper, thank you for your courage. thank you for exposing this. certain groups are still saying things aren't broken. the government union says, everything's great when you walk into the v.a. not what we heard behind the scene. not what you've seen and so many other veterans have scene. thanks for your