shaw. [ applause ] >> thank you and good evening.nd joy and thank you senator hagel who are hosting us this evening. it really is an honor for me to be with a distinguished audience. a yud oens of leaders who have imagined different possibilities for our world in so many different fields and in particular in different ways to make our country safe and secure. it is in that setting that it's my distinct honor to introduce a friend of mine paul holman. it's unfortunately that just this evening more than 900 million people around our planet will go to bed hungry. and it's unfortunate that more than 500 million of them are young children and many of them because of their chronic hunger will not have the strength to fight the next illness and will succumb when they should persevere. many will not have the strength for their brains to fully develop so they can learn, grow and contribute to making their world more productive and economically rewarding for their communities. and it's in that world where we are able to honor tonight a busines

shaw managing partner of academy medical llc. both of your complete written statements will are made part of the hearing record. as you come to the table, please. >> you are now recognized for five minutes. >> good afternoon. and thank you for the invitation to neff procurement of prosthetic and orthotic care for our veterans. my name is michael i'm a member of the american orthotic and prosthetic association board of directors and a licensed clinical prosthetic, servicer of services in state of illinois. my experience is with a subset of the va, quote/unquote prosthetic services's if you? someone on the street what a prostheses is artificial limb or possibly an arm. if you talked about an or those is, awe few individuals and family members have had a traumatic brain injury or stroke might be able to describe a custom made and fitted device to help limbs function proeperly. i'm fairly certain no one would suggest at seeing eye dog, wheelchair or many of the other items on the quote/unquote prosthetics budget. why does thas matter

shaw. feel the same way? >> i would agree. >> think that would accomplish -- >> i think if -- if the committee felt like their needed to be an 8123 and felt 8123 was necessary, i'd limit to limited access and certainly ensure that it could not be delegated down. >> thank you, gentlemen. i only got a minute and a half and happy to yield so much of that time as either the ranking member or the chairman would like to v. i thank the gentleman for yeeding back and will sgee a second round. i do have a few more questions and we'll see if our colleagues have any. you tested 80% to 90% of veterans or thod tick care is provided by community-waysed providers. i'm sure this is an unwielding system of contracts. what in your vuch is the advantage of sustaining this contract-based system? >> it's simply that access to their individual provider. and the reality of the va's network. you're right it is unwieldy, but the fact of the matter is, it's that our injured veterans might not be karat -- they want to go back to their

when lady shaw opened 20 years ago, the waiting list was almost 4,000. nobody could ever move in because there's hardly any turnover. finally, after 20 years, when we exhausted the waiting list, we opened it up last year just to put their name on the waiting list, and another 2300 elderly came in. the applications all qualified. and now i think that in our lifetime, we will not see lady shaw open again for open recruitment. that is the critical need for affordable housing. supervisor chiu, you are a good friend of ours, but when you ask me to talk a little bit about senior needs, i think that ever since the mayor has called these town hall meetings with our district supervisors, our seniors from every program have come and attended the meeting. i want to think adrienne and her staff for always taking time to translate for our seniors, making them feel welcome and feel that they could participate in these hearings. they have always told our supervisors and mayor and department heads that every city's greatness is measured by how you take care of the elder

here is chuck todd asking mitt romney's campaign spokesperson andrea shaw about trump overshadowing romney yesterday. >> any regrets by the campaign of spending the day you clinch the nomination with donald trump? >> look, donald trump is a supporter. you know, governor romney midit clear they disagree on some issues. governor romney says he believes the president was born in the united states. he said it repeatedly, he thinks the issue is closed. >> you know, then let's lock at romney on monday what he said. i think what he said himself is more informative that what his suppo spokesperson said. >> i don't agree with all of the people who support me. my guess is they don't agree with everything i believe in, but i need 51% or more. >> here is his other spokesperson, donald trump, tweeting today. i want to see barack obama's college records now to see how he listed his place of birth in the application. in fact yesterday trump was interviewed by every cable network out there with a working telephone. >> a lot of people are questioning his birth certificate, their questioning the authenticit

we found a lamppost on the ground right in front of shaw's tavern. if you look a little further back under the street light. you will see that is the black bmw sedan that is crashed into the side of shaw's tavern. we don't know exactly what transpired here when the alert went out from d.c. police, we know that we were told the victim was found with a stab wound in the neck. it was an adult male victim. he was transported to howard university hospital and then d.c. police sources tell us that victim was pronounced dead so this is a fatal stabbing. we don't know exactly what transpired that led to the bmw being crashed into the side of shaw's tavern there. some sources tell us that they believe, again, not confirmed at this point, that they believe that the victim may have been trying to transport himself. may have been trying to drive to the hospital and at some point you can only assume was not able to maintain control of the vehicle. that is what we are hearing at this point. we are waiting for d.c. police command ers here on the scene to talk to us

. -- shaw rank to 300 people. it was after the second warning from police that they started to move toward the officers and throw things, bottles, glass, liquids and paint. this officer was covered with what looked to be yellow paint. according to an opd spokesperson, he was one of several covered in pain or doused in a liquid tonight officers ignited a flash grenade and removed the barricades they were carrying and gave the warning of their plans to use a chemical agent on the remaining demonstrators who were ig authorizing their orders to leave. this was a different crowd than those who are ma of earlier, and by most accounts were orderly. we saw some demonstrators clearly trying to pro vote -- clearly trying to provoke officers. these men were detained after officers say they were caught breaking the window and spray painting the building. again back here live, and the evening has been continuously fluid. what we tried to do is monitor where the crowds were. following the crowd when they moved from this section

shaw focuses on senator lugar's foreign policy were the chairmanship of the senate foreign relations committee to deliberations on arms control. this is about 40 minutes. >> greetings and welcome to indianapolis. my name is brian howey and i published politics indiana and in this capacity i had the honor and privilege of not only traveling with senator richard g lugar to hear of all the way to siberia to a dataset, albania, but also had the opportunity to travel with the author who is going to be speaking tonight and that is john shaw who is current in congress since 1991 for market news and has written his third vote featuring senators lugar. i have to tell you a story that isn't in the book here. john and i followed "the sun" under from moscow are to siberia to a chemical weapons destruction facility. we ended up in the renowned town of cucumber, russia and then as senator lugar and sandman when not to do my act where the nunn-lugar act has stored highly enriched uranium from cvs whereas, john and i ended up with officials who briefed us on what the senators were going to see. then

if you look behind me, this is shaw's tavern. we know this was a stabbing scene. you see a light poet knocked over and a car, a dark vehicle there that has crashed into the side of shaw's tavern. so obviously, that is part of the investigation here. we are not quite sure how it is related at this point. we do know that police told us that the stabbing was a stabbing in the neck. it happened around 2:15 in the morning and sources have confirmed to us that it is indeed a fatal stabbing. but the circumstances of how that came to be here on florida avenue we still don't know at this point. we are expecting to get an update from police in about 20 minutes. the story is developing and then just a warning for everyone here that we do believe that this part of florida avenue is going to be shut down for some time this morning. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> making headlines this morning, the search is on for two armed robbers officials say staged fake car crashes to trap their victims. police have just released these pictures of least one of the suspects wearing a ma

. -- shaw rank to 300 people. it was after the second warning from police that they started to move toward the officers and throw things, bottles, glass, liquids and paint. this officer was covered with what looked to be yellow paint. according to an opd spokesperson, he was one of several covered in pain or doused in a liquid tonight. officers ignited a flash grenade and removed the barricades they were carrying and gave the warning of their plans to use a chemical agent on the remaining demonstrators who were ig authorizing their orders to leave. this was a different crowd than those who are ma of earlier, and by most accounts were orderly. we saw some demonstrators clearly trying to pro vote -- clearly trying to provoke officers. these men were detained after officers say they were caught breaking the window and spray painting the building. again back here live, and the evening has been continuously fluid. what we tried to do is monitor where the crowds were. following the crowd when they moved from this sectio

then they started forming units and regiments and so on and during the ceremony, in front of the shaw memorial, many of you may know, i hope, not only did these 100 re-enact the march of 54 in front of the monument, did formation, it was quite moving. one of them stood in front of the monument on the pavement beneath the stage during the whole ceremony and kept doing a kind of about face for an hour and a half as though he was on the monument. it was a kind of street theater unlike anything i've seen. and he got standing ovations. he got a greater ovation than colin powell for the key note address, and it was a pretty good address. this is complicated. i've done events in the south, charleston, south carolina, where we dedicated a monument to the first memorial day, and a group of black re-enactors were there. these guys are serious. i no longer crack jokes about re-enactors partly because of this experience. it also says something about my own attitudes, doesn't it. black re-enactors are the good war. all the confederate re-enactors, eh. if you really talk to a lot, some are out to d

shaw. will now begin with questions, and i would yield myself five minutes. mr. shaw, who is a national regular agency for biologics throughout the country to? if i may, there's the fda is not a formal regulation body. it's the american association of tissue banks, a volunteer but that's what body. >> okay. could you briefly explain some of the criteria that the association of tissue banks, a atp has to ensure patient safety? >> yes, sir. the aatb monitors that are safety regulations such as passing for each donor to write a test, the kansas, hiv, appetites, various screens to make sure that each donor is safe to move onto processing. >> and i'm sorry, let's go back. mr. schurr and mr. king, for the record would you tell us where you are from and who you represent? >> yes, sir. mining stephen schurr. i'm a consultant with academy medical but i'm a subject matter expert with a long history in biologics. >> i'm from wellington, florida and i'm the director of sales for academy medical. >> tha

to the lowest qualified responsible and responsive better, -- bidder, shaw pipeline. energy efficiency for san francisco peninsula for an amount not to exceed $3 million to the lowest qualified responsible bidder. an amount not to exceed $3 million for the lowest qualified and responsible bidder for emcor services inc.. do ratify the declaration of emergency made by the general manager and approved by the president of the commission for immediate drilling and blasting work to address a rock fall on the road the southp fork adit. to approve the selection and award agreement to daryl owens, inc. and authorize the general manager to negotiate and execute an agreement for an amount not to exceed 1,000,255 -- $1,250,000. >> commissioners, anybody want to remove any items from the consent calendar? can i have a motion? >> moved. >> seconded. >> all those in favor? the motion carries. item ten, please. >> authorized the general manager to execute on behalf of the city and county of san francisco a funding agreement with santa clara county into the nature conservancy. toward

shaw is a congressional correspondent and vice president of market news international. this is a little more than half an hour. >> good evening, and welcome to indianapolis. my name is brian how we, and i in this capacity, i have the honor and privilege of not only traveling with senator richard lugar, to europe all the way to siberia to albania, but i have also had the opportunity to travel with the author that is going to be speaking tonight, which is john shaw, which has been in congress for market news, and has written his third book featuring senator lugar. i have to tell you, a story that isn't in the book. john and i follow the senator from moscow that to siberia to a chemical weapons destruction facility, and we ended up in the renowned town of [inaudible name] russia. then we went out to the facility where the highly enriched uranium is stored, which has come from soviet nuclear warheads. john and i ended up with officials who briefed us on what the senators were going to see. then we boarded a plane and headed to odessa. on the flight to odessa, we had a brief

heat tutors robert shaw who leads the 54th massachusetts. he is bob shaw to them. so you cannot blame barlow. so who do you plan? you blame the germans. not all german units are perfect, by no means but the 26 wisconsin for phenomenally heroic. staple was left of the 11th core by hanging on, one officer shot after another. history does not credit but they say the germans ran away. but they didn't. i will jump to july 2. the night after the hard-fought day of july 2 for the union left almost collapses, they finally called the line. there was an attack against the cemetery hill and the louisiana tiger storm on the union guns. the nearest troops are schivnoski's battered regiment. he takes two of them on his own and get them lined up the six bayonets ready to charge. the generals are nowhere to be found. finally he gets an order from howard that somebody has to do something and move forward. these guys charge forward and you are fighting by fire light, by the light of muskets, by a few cannons going off, by fire springing up. schivnoski can barely walk and again he is

chris shaw, fox 5 news. >>> coming up next a special opportunity for student interns on capitol hill. >> also later tonight a father watched in horror as his young daughter fell 18 feet off that rock climbing wall. we'll tell you what happened after that coming up.  >>> take a look at this. a life size sculpture of that famous kiss between a sailor and the nurse at the end of world war ii making its rounds around these parts this memorial day weekend, the consumer tour part of the d.c. memorial day parade. the group organizing the sculpture tour is called the spirit of '45. >> spirit of '45 is a new national day that congress authorized for the second sunday in august every year to honor the memory of men and women of the world war ii generation. >> the group is trying to get americans to better remember the generation that stopped fascism. >>> summer means it's internship time. one congressional program is providing opportunities to some very special students. fox 5's jennifer davis shows us. >> reporter: conrad winook takes his congressional internship very seriously. cong

. >> we are on the green and yellow line which is the howard university shaw exit.t will be closed. sevenning street, certain components of that and also wiltberger on the side of the theater. >> we want everyone in the city who loves chuck to have an opportunity to see him. >> reporter: and street closures, the majority of them will begin at 9:00 this morning and they will be closed until midnight. just a couple of things that people should know if they do plan on coming down here. first of all, everyone is saying please do take metro if you can. the green line stop for shaw howard university is just a block away so that would easily be best way to get down here. parking will be very limited. there will be no photography or audio recording allowed inside so do not bring any cameras and this includes any cell phones. otherwise you may have to leave them at the front door. that is the latest here from howard theater. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, police in bladensburg, maryland hope witnesses can come forward to help them solve a late night homicid

rebecca is talking to nancy shaw, who was well acquainted with a situation between her mother and thet what the problem was between my dad and uncle brendan-- why they didn't talk for so many years. oh? uncle brendan told me about my mom, that they were both in love with her. and that's why your father and i never got along. they were both in love with the same woman. when rebecca comes back to san francisco she's trying to catch up with her studies. i've missed so many classes. well, don't worry about that right now. things have a way of working out. she finds alex and ramón. i think ramón is happy to see rebecca. rebecca? kick it, kick it! are you really here? i don't believe it! i'm here, really here. rebecca goes to the afterschool program to find out if she has a job. she doesn't, she had to be replaced. how are things going here? frantic, as usual. listen, um... i hope you derstand you know, i had to find someone for your old job. oh... she's going through the death of her father which is a loss to her and then she has to go through the emotional stress of her school. well, rebe

. >> among those called in to fill in for suggs, rookie up shaw who ravens picked in the draft last week. vic? >> thank you, mark. >>> the national aquarium in baltimore takes the dolphins off the stage but puts them in the spotlight. starting tomorrow, no more scheduled dolphins shows, but the dolphins programs will be open all day to all visitors. you can watch them eat, play, and work without buying a separate ticket. however, prices are going up. >> you may get the chance to get splashed every now and then. >>> a mom caught shoplifting with her children. the unusual weapon she used to escape the store. >> taken from this local flea market. >> a warm ending to the week and the weekend. i'm bob turk with the first warning weather forecast up next. >> also up next, hopkins, leisurely bike ride. >> whose responsibility is it? >> are older drivers still safe behind the wheel? next. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, kiwi. soy milk. impulse buy. gift horse. king crab. rhubarb pie. lettuce shower. made by bees. toucan sam. that's not cheese. grass fed. curry. gingersnaps. soup can tower. 5% cash back. r

students at shaw middle school held an art exhibition in his memory.also unveiled these shaw labyrinths where kids can add memories for wishes of peace. three 18-year-olds were charged with killing betts all with lengthy criminal records. >>> a family of otters is making a splash tonight at the family zoo. we got a sneak preview of their new digs today where they can play, swim and soak up the sun. the otters feasted on crams courtesy of whole foods market. >>> rosa parks is being honored with a new statue. the installation takes place during a ceremony which is getting underway now at the cathedral in northwest d.c. the parks statue will be located on the cathedral's human rights porch with the likenesses of our famous figures including former first lady eleanor roosevelt. >>> this week's cover of time magazine is sparking some controversy tonight. it shows a 26-year-old mother breastfeeding her 3-year-old son. the issue focuses on attachment parenting, a technique that became popular 20 years ago after the release of the best selling novel the baby b

brett's bring in david shaw with the parks conservancy.is a major event, the golden gate bridge turning 75 years old. in the beginning people thought it could never be built and now here we are 75 years later. what is one of the biggest things this weekend to happen? >> well, people should really plan their visit and come down in keeping with the national park and hike or bike in. very limited parking. it's going to be great activities all along the north waterfront, over two miles of things happening along the north waterfront. >> so that's why you put me on the bike because i can't take my car here, right? >> that's right. for the best experience, do not drive to this event. >> that's some great information. and then we have all this stuff along the waterfront, the dance stage, there's going to be music and food and souvenirs. also, the historic tent sounded boring at first, i have to say, but i went inside and i was just amazed. >> the history tent is amazing. like a giant circus tent, full of history, graphics, fphotos ad artifacts abo

>> reporter: dodged rick shaws and livestock in india and smashed a windshields or two. >> oh!did he do that? >> reporter: i caught up with the guys for their toughest challenge yet, navigating me through the mean streets of new york city. there's a certain smell in this cab. what exactly is that? >> that's my teammate. a combination of him and diesel and oil and a year's worth of dirt and grime and living in this car. >> reporter: that idea first dreamed up after a night out on the town. >> we were in the back of a taxi. we were looking at the fare, and we thought this is one of the most expensive rides ever. it came from there, the idea to break the record. >> reporter: and you gave this cab a name? >> yeah, this cab is call ed hannah. ♪ they call her hard-hearted hannah ♪ >> she's a gal that likes to see men suffer. ♪ she's a girl who likes to see men suffer ♪ >> she's made us suffer a lot. she's lived up to her name, i tell you that. >> reporter: she's been stuck in the mud in indonesia. hassled by the military in china. and what would a road trip be without a few detours?

buck shaw walter looking for positive during a slump. look no farther than adam convenience.onvenience connecting for -- jones connecting for a homer. 16 homers, most on the team but that 1-0 lead quickly disappeared with a bad outing. the jays score 8 straight runs. drives in 2. lowery had 3 hits tonight. air yet a allowed 6 runs. adding to that, usually mild mannered catcher matt ejected from the game arguing with the umpire. os lose 8-6. they have dropped 7 of their last 9 but still remain tied for first place with tampa bay. continues his come back from concussion symptoms. tonight playing for -- roberts started at 2nd base. reaches here an infield single. roberts will play another game tomorrow night and this weekend with bowie. he will be eligible to join the big league on june 12th. >>> college lacrosse. hopkins had the trophy but for the first time the trophy belongs to eye ole a. -- loyola. school is out for the loyola community. addressed the gathering and some of his players reflected on their accomplishment. >> the bus ride home, you were sitting there and you loo

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today, his former student dedicated the shaw labyrinth. and on may 19th at west potomac park. >>> coming up, the countdown begins. the olympic flame is lit. there is more to it than a match. >>> and two local guys can make up pizza faster than anyone else. coming up. >>> and hello, brian. what a beautiful day in d.c. the sun is back and that is gusty still. we're going to be talking about friday and the weekend coming up in just a few minutes. >>> and feldy, a very big day for the redskins. >>> absolutely. it's an anniversary for the washington redskins, the 80th anniversary and unveiling of the brand now indoor practice facility. we will see what the old-timers had to say about something they never had when we continue. . >>> if you have a story idea, give us a call or shoot us an e mail. we'll be right back. right bac . >>> the countdown to the summer games begins in greece with the lighting of the olympic flame. keeping with tradition, the torch was lit with sunlight magnified by a mirror and use the purest light possible. >>> kitty lo

. >> we are on the green and yellow line, shaw exit. p street will be closed.enth street, certain components of that as well will be closed and also on the side of the theater. >> reporter: the public viewing is from 11 a.m. through midnight. >> we want everyone in the city who loved chuck to have an opportunity to see him. ♪i even had to sleep on the ground ♪ >> reporter: reporting at howard theater, wisdom martin, fox 5 news. >>> still ahead on the news edge the spacex capsule continuing to make history as it takes a much needed delivery to the international space station. that story is next. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> astronauts on the international space station have started unloading cargo from the spacex capsule. it arrived friday with a 1/2- ton of food, clothing and scientific supplies. fox's jamie colby takes a look at the process and the problems. >> official hatch opening time 4:53 central time. >> reporter: this new era of space shuttle handled by the private sector, spacex funded by the creator of paypal greet

the car hit the newly-opened shaw's tavern in the shaw community. even though the crash was a violent one, very little damage was left on outside of the restaurant. crews have already started making repairs on the lamppost that was damaged. this morning, detectives returned to the restaurant, hoping that its cameras may have video that can help solve the case. at this point, police are only describing the victim as a 33-year-old man from upper marlboro. they're still looking for their suspect. although when this initially happened, there was a suspect description of a tall man seen leaving the scene. they're hoping they'll find more evidence to help them figure out who is responsible. in northwest, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> police are trying to determine who stabbed a man in the 4500 block of quarles street northeast. officers found the man suffering from a stab wound to the stomach. he was unconscious and not breathing and later died at the hospital. our crew was there when police took someone into custody. police are not saying just yet if th

investigators are looking for the cause of a brushfire that burned near a popular walking path in vaw knee shaw. the roughly seven-acre fire broke out near 1:30 and then quickly spread. firecrews had to tear down a five-foot section of fence to get to the fire. nobody was hurt. >>> stay with us. abc7 news i team reporter -- okay, sorry, we got our signals crossed. let me proceed with this. a tour bus will have a new set of rules to follow. tonight the city's board of supervisors unanimously approved an ordinance that requires open air sightseeing buses to turn down the volume so they are not audible from a distance of 50 feet. pa second ordinance will -- a second ordinance will have buses that exceed time restrictions at a bus stop. they are expected to get final approval next month. >>> abc7 news i team report reporter dan noyes is back from caracas where he spoke to i will lyanne gnaw -- iliana lopez. >> she is speaking out for the first time and holding nothing back. >> if i were really a woman who is terrified, how this can help me? this could destroy me completely. >> up next, what she tol

fox's chris shaw with the story. >> reporter: the cross outside this nunan home has many significant meanings to a journey that almost killed l.m. dennis not long after he retired from the cdc in 2006 where he managed the incinerator. he developed a cyst that grew so painful he daled 911 the day after christmas. >> when i went out the door, i remember nothing else. >> reporter: doctors here at piedmont hospital performed surgery to stop the preferred the flesh eating bacteria and warned his family to prepare for the worst. >> they thought i was going to die. >> reporter: which brings us back to this cross, a symbol of dennis' faith that looks a lot like the scar on his back. this is what remained of the surgery that stopped the spread of the flesh eating bacteria and saved his life. his rove took nearly a year and in 200-- recovery took nearly a year and in 2007 after hip replacement surgery doctors gave him stunning news. >> they found out it had come back. so they had to go in a second time. >> reporter: and for a second time doctors were able to stop the flesh eating bacteria. den