sloan, you talked about the 40 sloan, you talked about the 40 mile thing not offering service several times and you talked about how it doesn't make any sense if a guy is going to have a set of glasses why ship them halfway across the country. when you did your analysis, did you also include the savings that would occur to the va by not shipping them a long ways away because i think that's really important. look, if i was a veteran and had to do over again, i probably would have signed up just for this benefit, but the truth is that if you're talking about what it costs to ship them to the private sector, it also is a savings if just in mileage alone, and did you include that in the overall net dollar figure? >> no. so we actually do not -- in the analysis -- we've worked through several options from what 40 miles from the care you need might look like. >> yeah. >> we have not taken into account a lot of savings. >> okay. >> in the short run -- so we were modeling this for the choice program -- -n the short run, our cost structure is highly fixed. 90% of our costs are fixed. so there

i want sloan to revisit the two places i mentioned to him in denver. seems like to me if we're going to take you out of the construction business, which we are, and that's going to happen at least to a certain major extent, there's going to be savings within your department. and also look at the 77 ftes. maybe those ftes aren't as necessary as helping to build that hospital in denver. i think if everybody's making a contribution like that, it's like that movie "the american president," when the guy became president as a fill-in for super bowl, called the cabinet and got a yellow pad out and started working on solutions. we need to get the yellow pad out and start working on solutions and find a way to do it. not building the hospital is a nonstarter, but saying we're going to borrow it i agree with mr. blumenthal, it's not the right way to do that. i apologize for interjecting. >> i am not speaking for the chairman, obviously, but i have some alternative suggestions, as well. i have no pride of authorship. i don't think any of us does in meeting the ne

first of all, the honorable sloan gibson. we've become new best friends the last four or five month. i want to thank him publicly in this introduction for his willingness to take on tough situations. he inherited some tough situations. and i appreciate the fact that he's approaching them in a positive way. we've got a few more tough 1-800- coming up-- tough ones coming up. i hope he'll maintain that attitude. i appreciate the cooperation. to reiterate for those present including the press, secretaries mcdonald and secretary -- under secretary gibson invited the ranking and myself and the house ranking, the house chairman, to the v.a. for what they call a standup which we did in february. we've been invited to come back in june. and i believe the room is for the entire committee if they want to come. i think i heard that this morning. and as many members as want to go, i want to make sure they're invited to see the way in which the v.a. is benchmarking itself against itself so to speak. to try and find ways to find better twic

i want sloan to look where i mentioned in denver. if we take you out of the construction business, which we are, and that's going to happen at least to a major and certain extent, there are going to be savings within that appropriations department and also look at the ftes that you're looking for an increase in the budget, maybe those ftes are not as necessary as building that hospital in denver. i think if everybody is making a contribution like that, it's like that movie the american president when the guy became a president as a fill-in, they got a yellow pad out and worked on the solutions. we need to get out the yellow pad and start working on solutions. just saying we're going to borrow it from the veterans health care benefit, i agree with mr. blumenthal, that's not the way to do t i apologize for injecting that. but -- >> i want to thank the chairman because he and i have woulded together. i am not speaking for the chairman obviously, but i have some alternative suggestions as well. i have no pride of authorship, i don't thin

the chemo nurses i saw at memorial sloan kettering became my friends., katie hambright and mary shannon mcguiness, understood where i was coming from. >> i realize that my day ends and your day never ends with cancer. you go home with it. you're probably constantly thinking about it. whereas i go home and i can go for a run or do something with my friends and try to get it off my mind, where you guys live and breathe it every single day. >> as the snow fell outside our apartment overlooking central park the view from my living room changed, cancer got in the way. >> i used to love to go in there and have a fire, and have a drink, and pick off a history book. and then when i was diagnosed, i'd go in there, and this screen would come down. and the screen would be cancer. and that's how i saw the world, was through the prism of cancer. and until you get it, you can't understand that. that winter, my family was experiencing what millions of other families are going through every day dealing with the fear, anxiety, the daily realities of a cancer fight some

i want to commend sloan and the others on the work for that. the vsos in the room i know some don't like the veterans choice bill because they fear it will be a replacement for the veterans administration. you're not going to replace the veterans administration. it will always be there. but you can empower the veterans administration. you can empower the veteran by seeing to it they've accessed the world class care in close proximity to where they live, affordable and management amount, whether from the private sector or the government. if anything, this is going to sound harsh but it should, the v.a. has demonstrated it can't build a hospital by running over 100% 200%, 300% or 400%. we can have private sector help be given to veterans without building a hospital, saving the v.a. money the united states money and giving the veterans better services. what we need is a partnership between the private sector and the veterans administration to deliver the ultimate goal which is to see to it that the veterans get world class health care and get it i

french passing the quarterfinals, had history with sloan sloan is the only other american player leftch open. it will be a great match. >> always fun to watch. >> always. >> thank you sean. and be sure to join us tonight for the "fox 29 news" after the game. brad satin in new jersey work to go learn more about a state trooper killed in a tragic crash. he will have a live report. plus starting new chapter in their lives surrounded by devestation, but the class of 2015 in texas, a town there heart hit by flooding stand standing tall and learning a valuable lifeless on. their story tonight after baseball. that's our news at 6:00. >> the mlb game of the week is next, be sure to join us after. that will have a great evening in the meantime. >>> expecting to see the royals and cubs, game had an been postponed now. cubs came out with their ducks jerseys on. that auditence went to out to see the dodgers and cardinals in st. louis. matt carpenter is having another great year. 17 doubles this year the most in baseball. that should be fun. and the red sox and rangers. rangers won last night behi

sloan over 40 miles yes : sir, you can. example he is citing is 30 days wait time and the proposed process, we were talking before senator boozman mentioned about all of the administrative material for clinical information is being sent over. what we are trying to do is to streamline that part of the process. when this case said that veterans are not pleased with the appointments that process happens within a couple of days and they should be able to come back to v.a. to say i wasn't able to get a timely appointment for the tpa refers the authorization back. but it is a consequence of making the change, rather than booking the appointment with v.a. and referring to veteran over to the third-party administrator. mr. fuentes: distinct processes -- mr. chairman just to be clear there are two distinct processes processes, one for 30 days and one for 40-milers. i think one of the issues that the proposed changes is looking to address is now shows and cancellations. so when they veteran elects, when the veteran accepts an appoint

i want to thank sloan gibson for the impressive work that they are doing. understand how easy it is to beat up on the va. 151 medical centers, 900 see box, problem everyday but in a nation with a dysfunctional healthcare system the private sector also has one or two problems we should recognize that when you talk to the major veterans organizations american legion you know what they say? and you have heard this this, when people walk in the quality of care that they get is pretty good. i want to thank you for trying to improve that care. i will fight vigorously those want to privatize. our goal is to strengthen be creative in terms of using the knew program that we have developed so that people can get care locally. i will oppose efforts to privatize the va. i wanted to get to another issue. the senator touched upon it. i wrote a i wrote a letter to secretary mcdonald about an issue that has concerned me for a while the high cost of the drug's of all the which is a very -- a miracle drug so to speak treating the veterans of our country who have high rates o

sinai here at sloan, dana at the los angeles hospital of m.d. anderson, very big treatment center in little rock, arkansas but they don't vary much. some believe more strongly in stem cells and a cocktail of prescription drugs, so you don't have that many chases. it's very uneven. you and i have a close friend who has a brother not doing well. he seems physically fit but does not respond and it's maddening frankly. again, it's cancer doing what it does. if it decides to declare war on your body, it's going to do everything it can to do that. >> rose: tell me and i don't know the answer but a friend of mine who is very bright and is a leader in the tech world came to me after visiting boston and people up there and said that cancer may be curable, and there are varieties of it and some has one genetic factor and others may have 17 genetic factors or 100 but it may be curable in ten years. >> yeah, it's the most encouraging time in the treatment of cancer and it's all about immunotherapy, gene therapy in which they use the cells from our body, ree

there are variations on the treatment finite here at sloan.t the los angeles hospital and in arkansas, they don't bury that much. some of them believe more strongly instance eln stem cells, you don't have that many different choices. you and i both have a close friend who has a brother that is not doing well. he has not responded. and it is maddening, friend. again, it is cancer doing what it does. if it decides to declare war on your body, it would do everything they can. charlie: a friend of mine who was very bright and a leader he came to me after visiting boston and some people of their and said, cancer may be curable. and there are varieties of it, some may have genetic factors. but maybe curable in 10 years. tom: is the most encouraging time in the treatment of cancer. it is all about therapy modifying gene therapy. were they reengineer the cells from our body and reinsert them. that is as far as i can go because that is what i know. and those cells attack the cancer cells. there is universal excitement about this in the cancer community

all i was getting from every question was stone walls until sloan walked into that hearing and pulled out a new rule to make a number of miles driven to be the governing factor which everyone on this committee appreciated and agreed with and was happy they found a way to do it. i agree we're working toward the care you need definition being defined statutorily. it won't happen today but will happen in the very near future and i want to commend sloan mcdonnell and the others. i know some of them don't like the veteran's choice bill because they fear it will be in replacement for the veterans administration. you are not going to replace the veterans administration. it will always be there. but you can empower them by seeing to it may have access to the world-class care in close proximity to where they live whether it is from the private sector or the government. if anything, this will sound harsh, but it should, the v.a. has demonstrated the cannot build a hospital without running over. a 10 we can have private sector help without giving to veterans, saving the v.a. money united states

i appreciate you raising that testimony in my last question will be to sloan. you kept talking about you wanted us to give you more flexibility. >> yes, sir. >> put some meat on that bone. >> it is that stability around the determination of hardship for veterans to be able to have access to choice care. the way the law as written today, it is restricted to a geographic areas, i think is the language in the bill. we want to open that aperture , which would give us much more flexibility to extend care. >> open that aperture to be a type of illness? >> it could be a type of illness, distance. there could be an instance where veteran lives within 40 miles of the center that does not deliver the care. >> i will interrupt you, and i apologize. you want the ability to exercise judgment. >> yes, sir. >> in what you do in terms of hardship. you want the chance to exercise judgment in terms of the 60 day authorization, is that right? >> yes, sir. >> there ought to be ways we can , was both of those things. >> yes, sir. >> i think in raising those -- but doctors excited b

but you can go online to the mayo clinic for example, or the clevelanddana farber or sloan-ketterings and canvass where you live the medical community and say who knows something about this who can help me out with this i need a friend quite honestly. it is easy for me to say because i had those resources, but i found a number of people -- and there is networking that goes on i got multiple myeloma, i heard from everyone in america who had multiple myeloma, that's not unusual. that's a good thing. >> we didn't have that. 15 years ago you wouldn't have had that. >> 15 years ago i probably would have died. there is multiple myeloma research foundation kathie gusty, who knows more about this because she's a survivor of it. you can go online there and find out what is happening. but the big bottom line is take charge of your case. be involved. and don't -- try not to the little whiney -- reserve it for the big stuff. >> what do you mean by that the whineyness? >> what i mean by the whineyness if you go in and say, i heard from somebody today and you're not doing that, some physicians are

birth order now jumps gepder and success to sloane and now fourth in line. >> bob woodruff, "abc news," london. >> humanitarian officials are becoming help kol ter from the disease. ace lateeder 5 here the doj toll more than 2,000 and 800 million -- qush napal has been rattled by energy facts. not far from katmandu credited with saving lives of dozens of children that live any or of naj. >> much more to come on "action news" tonight young musicians get trial of lifetime. they performed in front of two mld music lessones and walking a mile in her shoes why some ditched waffles for a pair of scrumping. >> comfortable across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. if you like today it get water second haev of the weekend. i >> more than 40,000 kids and adults spent the day on ben franklin parkway learning about science. saint carnival in center city served as finale for 2015 philadelphia science festival it featured hundreds of activities liver entertainment and tour of helicopter. it's become a five year tradition honored and lived. >> and that was just a small taste of young sounds to

against sloan stephens in the first round. stevens won the first set and dominated venus. the 122-year-old american was not intimidated. too it can match to her. the 40th ranked player in the world. in baseball the maryland terrapins made the tourney. they mr. play ole miss at ucla. leon: that is good considering they were on life support. tim: almost done. school scholarships were pulled. leon: way to go. nice working with you. last word. devon: the heat and humidity. kick off the summer. 90 degrees for this week. a lot of storm chances chances in here. wednesday and thursday widespread scattered showers and storms over the weekend. next week will bring a cold front. leon: feels like summer already. reminder that we can keep you safe if severe weather hits. sign up to get the weather alerts on your phone. that will do it for us here on "abc7 news at 6:00". stay tuned. "world news tonight" is next with david muir. we'll be here at 11:00. see you then. have a good night. enjoy your holiday. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if yo

she will face sloan stevens. stanley cup, western conference finals ducks-blackhawks, quack, quack.s not meant to be. in the first, the wrister on the power play. blackhawks win 5-3 advancing to the stanley cup finals for the third time in six years. the new orleans pelicans have hired a new coach. i was quacking, from the movie. they would do that every game before the -- every day before the big game. quack, quack. it's my childhood. kellye: i'm glad i know this about you. kellye: paris will remove one million locks from the famous bridge, citing safety. the locks added 45 tons of weight to the bridge, causing a railing to collapse. after they are removed the railings will be covered with plexiglass. these four-legged surfers are going ahead to head. they are competing in several disciplines, including races high flying disc routines, and diving. the winners earn a spot in the

sloan, can you answer this question? if i'm a veteran in over 40 miles from the clinic i can automatically call triwest to make an appointment, right? >> over 40 miles yes sir you can. the example he's citing is where it's 30 days wait time. the proposed process would -- we were talking before -- senator boozman mentioned about all of the administrative material for clinical information is being sent over. what we are trying to do is to streamline that part of the process. in this case the veterans are not pleased with the appoint. that process happens within a couple of days. and they should be able to come back to va to say i wasn't able to get a timely appointment for the tpa refers the authorization back. but it is a consequence of making a change rather than booking the appointment with va and referring to veteran over to the third-party administrator. >> mr. chairman just to be clear, there are two distinct processes for -- one for 30 dayers and one for 40 milers. i think one of the issues that the proposed changes

sloan serving in the far court, she aces venous williams and win seven-six six-one. that is sports in a minute. >>> this is hard to watch step curry injured during a game, the game four, western conference finals last night. curry was a attempting to block a shot, rocket forward trever a arenas. curry went over his head and he remains there for several minutes. this guy is the the mvp best player in the league. so you are all holding a collective breath. he did get up, he was able to walk off on his own after under going a series of tests did he go back in the game. he had a head contusion. rockets went on to win that game 128-115. >>> he got hurt, he left the series. >> there is in wayy don't know how people have those theories, how the athletes can sort of play but in the really play to make sure the other team wins. you are an athlete you just play. >> it goes back to the black hawks scandal where they drew the world series, but boxing, you never know, they dent really go for it. >> how do you sort of play. >> i don't know know how. >> local sky diver gets tangled

she'll face sloan stevens who knocked out her sister, nus in the first round. >> rafael nadal facingesov. no mat for rafa. yet to drop a set in this french op. will take on jack stock the last remaining american male. >>> third round of the byron nelson class yankee, jonathan randolph 4-under 65. two shots back of the leader. >>> san jose earthquakes north of the border, facing toronto fc on a rainy day, after toronto scores there's the pal kick. doesn't miss, 101st career goal. 1-1, but toronto would score one more before halftime, warren creval finds the lower portion of the necand the quakes fall. u.s. women's soccer taking on south korea, their final match before the world cup starts next week. larue, denice be the south korean keeper, tm u.s.a. heads to canada with a scoreless tie. this sports reportrought to you by bank of the wests. game seven betwee the blackhawks and ducks tonight. >> next at 6:00, take a look at this picture see the tying fer -- tiger in the b join us tonight on kofy tv 20. the firs attempt at flying a solo plane around the world reaches its most dangerous

we will have live coverage a hearing later in the day on veteran access and benefits including sloan gibson and representatives from several veteran's interest groups. that is live tomorrow at 2:30 eastern on c-span3. >>> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114 congress with colored photos of every member, twitter handles, a district maps and a look at congressional committees and the president's cabinet and federal agencies and state governors. order your copy today. it is $13.95 plus shipping and handling through the c-span show. a senate hearing on recruitment efforts by terrorist groups online next. and then a look at child nutrition programs and their impact on local communities. and later the senate committees consider trade legislation including authority given to the president to negotiate international trade deals. cnn national security analyst was one of the witnesses at a recent hearing on recruitment efforts by terrorist groups including the use of social media. this was held by the governmental affairs committee. it is two hours. >>> this hearing is c

. >>> tennis a the french open on monday and venous williams is gone gets knock out by sloan stevens,point, sloan serving, in the far court and she acees venous williams and win seven-six, six-one. that is sports in a minute. >>> 6:25. >> nfl play ray mcdonald is released in jail after posting bail for a domestic violence arrest. >> he walked out of the jail in san jose, california, kind of pushing past camera. reporters. then he jumped in the taxi. he physically assaulted a woman while she was holding a child. >>> so, this guy was previously released by san francisco 49ers. that is yes still lives out in the bay area for poor behavior, off the field. well this morning his new team the the chicago bears they cut him too. they have released him. he is probably done in the nfl. >> probably. >> and certainly should be. >> i mean, we believe in second chances but we have, certain expectations for this guy. >> you are out. >> yes. >> well, a woman wakes up to find a man in her home wearing a mask standing over her bed what was on his hand that could help police find this guy. new jersey's

she'll face sloan stevens who knocked out her sister, venus in the first round. >> rafael nadal facingunesov. no match for rafa. yet to drop a set in this french open. will take on jack stock the last remaining american male. >>> third round of the byron nelson class yankee, jonathan randolph 4-under 65. two shots back of the leader. >>> san jose earthquakes north of the border, facing toronto fc on a rainy day, after toronto scores there's the penal kick. doesn't miss, 101st career goal. 1-1, but toronto would score one more before halftime, warren creval finds the lower portion of the neck and the quakes fall. u.s. women's soccer taking on south korea, their final match before the world cup starts next week. larue, denice be the south korean keeper, team u.s.a. heads to canada with a scoreless tie. this sports report brought to you by bank of the wests. game seven between the blackhawks and ducks tonight. >> next at 6:00, take a look at this picture see the tying fer -- tiger in the join us tonight on kofy tv 20. the first attempt at flying a solo plane around the world reaches its m

in jennifer's case, at the mayo clinic and sloan, the primary team treating me would say, god, she'st so helpful because for one thing, she could tell them what was going on with me when i didn't. she'd say, wait a minute. he's been way too stoic about the amount of pain. it's a lot worse than he says that it is. and the same happened with a man who came in as a guru in this area. ken anderson from dana farber. she'd be on the phone and they twinned up. his physician -- physicians speak the same language and know the culture. that can be helpful. it's not somebody that you pay could you hire, or anything. it's go out and find someone. and that's the important thing for families. >> you talk about your family and obviously they were enormously helpful. and i wonder, though how you balanced that as a father and a husband. wanting to protect your family as patients sometimes do from the diagnosis, from the procedures that lie ahead. it's a little tough, isn't it, to decide whether to let -- when to let them in or keep them out. what would you recommend? >> i think family conference. bri

takeing on sloan stevens mash point.ns in the far court will ace right there and venus loses seven-six. they didn't talk afterwards to the media and yes she will be fined. >>> men's la cos ncaa title game at the linc today the lady terrapins of maryland won the women's title last night. the maryland men trying to make it perfect weekend much this is head coach of the denver pioneers he won six titles at princeton. trying to become the first coach to within ncaa titles with two different scores. lesley comes out firing. scored the first three goals. scores five all told. denver win it 10-five. bill attorney nan won six titles at princeton. today become the first coach to win titles with two different schools. the beauty of what the guy has done i'm not sure when he got to denver had he knew what a lacrosse stick was and they're their ncaa championships. teams out there in the middle of the mountains build himself a powerhouse. east coast dominated sport. all of a sudden out in the middle of denver bill tierney made himsel

fifteenth rang the venus beaten by fellow american sloan stevens, seven-six six-one, at 34, she is thewoman in the draw. >>> wow. >> which is hard to believe. >> isn't that crazy, at 34, considered old? my gosh. >> inch yesterday tonight see her career go, and we'll see what comes out of there. all right leslie, thanks. we'll be right back. >> a lot of people trying to stretch out as much as they can this weekend time outside. still good weather ahead. >> next few hours, it will be fantastic. sit outside fire up the fire pit. may not need it. it will be nice and warm out there, look how warm it will be all week long, 09 for the next two days, near 09 thursday, still steamy, saturday looks okay, little cooler next week. shore it so nice all weekend? thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we're back at 10:00 on the "cw philly". back on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next the cbs evening news, tonight, wild weather a waterspout lifts a house in the air. see the dramatic pictures, from new york now the cbs evening news. >> violent weather, a waterspout in florida takes a bounce house on a frit

. >> upset in the french open as sloane stevens center venus williams packing on the very first day.t the veteran in straight sets. sets. >> i remember when williams was the youngster. >> we the urn to another service now held in the delaware valley in honor of this memorial much this one took place in ridly park delaware county. prominently displayed a flag here honoring prisoners of war and those missing in action. local boy scouts paid their respects followed by a wonderful rendition of the star spangled banner. >> in wilmington city opened a public pool early so folks there could enjoy the beautiful holiday weather. price's run pool opened on saturday s it will stay opened for the next two weekends as well and all other city pools will open june 13. >>> all right the presummer sizzle is about to kick in if it hasn't already out there. melissa is here with that. >> yeah, monica, very warm today, a nice holiday but looks like it will get warmer as we go through the rest of the days here. show you what's going on storm tracker six live double scan radar its dry. high pressure has be

american sloane stevens is next. >>> record rain runoff in texas. pga byron nelson in dallas. third round jordan spieth a hometown favorite is staring it down. par 3 17th, he pared the hole. six shots off the leave. steven bow ditch fairways and greens, my friends. third hole like buttah! within ten feet. he has a two-shot lead over the field heading into sunday. >>> baseball. giants and braves tonight.a's and yankees. they are going tonight, too. hey, three days after making his season debut, a's closer sean doolittle went back to the 15-day dl with a left shoulder strain. that same shoulder cost him two months already. now, steven vogt the a's catcher is a character. last season, he publicly displayed his talents here as a basketball referee. well, yesterday, on the baseball network, he just nailed it when he lampooned the lace chris farley's motivational speaker persona made famous on "saturday night live." >> i am 35 years old! i am divorced and i live in van down by the river. [ laughter ] >> i am 35 years old. i am divorced, and i live in a van down by the river! [ laugh

then the duration of the sloane at a maximum. people are lending lower at lower quality at near peak, i wouldn't touch it. >> talking about the sprendz affecting the entire industry. is ford in a better position than gm? >> we are talking debt loads, gm had it wiped out. that's an important point. dmeens were wardens of the state six years ago, these companies could be thinking about when is the next down turn globally. then we have this strong secular shift technologically. if anything, the moves that will be made will be defensive. i think they are not all in a great scenario if you think what could be the worst case scenarios in the couple years. >>> up next, oils surged, energy stocks can't rally. what's up with that? we'll explain when we come back. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart, p

sloan if you will answer this question. if i'm a veteran in over 40 miles from the clinic i can automatically call triwest to make an appointment, right? >> over 40 miles yes sir you can. example he is citing is 30 days wait time and the proposed process we were talking before senator boozman mentioned about all of the administrative material for clinical information is being sent over. what we are trying to do is to streamline that part of the process. when this case said that veterans are not pleased with the appointments that process happens within a couple of days and they should build a come back to va to say i wasn't able to get a timely appointment for the tpa refers the authorization back. but it is a consequence of making a change rather than booking the appointment with va and referring to veteran over to the third-party administrator. >> mr. chairman just to be clear there are two distinct processes processes, one for 30 days and one for 40-mile or so. i think one of the issues that the proposed changes is lookin

stories and investigative report with important information covering searching for a car in search sloan. volunteer doctors, nurses and students will also give the teams information about nutrition and concussions. the event will be held at temple's leahcore center. >> leah is the 5-year-old who has battled cancer at philadelphia philadelphia. devin still, her father said she has had serious complication from a stem cell transplant. doctors caught it early and hope to correct it. the family announced she was in remission back in march but leah has been back in the hospital after getting that stem cell transplant earlier this month. as i mentioned, she has received treatment locally at children's hospital in philadelphia. we will continue to keep you updated on her progress. >> next help for nepal. local churches are joining the relief effort. hough how you can help those still struggling to recover. >> plus breathtaking and historic. we'll show you the views from one world trade center. sfx: (roar) ♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) >>> take a look at this emergency landing caught on tape

always tradition would have it, the coxwain was sloan into the river. -- thrown into the river.'donnell anchoring the live coverage and showing off the heart pounding races. you yell and ring your could you bell and pray a little. on the banks of the river it was a party venld -- vendors lined up to feed the athletes. >> so many people cheering it couldn't be any better. >> reporter: it was a thrilling day on and off the river. it was an overcast start to the dad vail regatta but the sun came out just in time for the finals. this year's champion for the third year in a row drexel university. reporting along the schuylkill river kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> a health information up for grabs this morning. >> whose selling it and how you can stop it. >> a new exhibit at the art gallery may temp your tummy. >> reporter: looking live from our temple university camera, dense fog advisory in parts of the area, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day sec

was based in greenwich village, and the connection to the artist whether it was hopper or calder or sloanthis was the place to champion their work, not just the picassos. charlie: mama was put together by a new york family. collectors. adam: mrs. whitney was an artist. renzo: this was for artists. this idea that the building comes back on is a great thing. charlie: you brought this building in, on-time, on budget. adam: i have an extraordinary board and board leadership, who said we cannot make a building that we can't afford to build, and we can't afford to run, and we built a sizable endowment. charlie: $450 million? adam: we reason the $250 million for endowment that we would have the funds. many museums do not have the money to run. we are pleased. we finished our campaign. we are still always raising money. you never stop when you are building. the work really begins. charlie: i was there the first night. it seems everybody was happy about this. do you get a sense that there was artists there, members of the board for their, you were there, a sense of we created something we dreamed

add-on pack to 30 minutes of the normal commute for hot oil to 580 and norm sloan care 58 with bomb trackto the ultimate it opens up after that to an agreement from the optima to dublin and check in the south bay ride the major trouble spots below from slowing onto a be busy working with from 880 can match for the guadalupe parkway. >>darya: she had not played amend in any of the games riley curries' steph curry daughter is grabbing all of the headlines. >>reporter: she meant the one of the best shooters in basketball but the two year-old got her a shot at the spotlight riley currie dominating the post-game press as she was on a tear she did not just take a kurt moll she wrapped herself up in one not once but three times sometimes he tried to assign to attract a sham she was not quiet about quoting the rapper drake. >>reporter: what ever sees said the into a mess on the some of the press would have been happy to help our right off the stage this of the second post-game presser after her first one from john left rates popular opinion to say it makes asking tough questions difficult. >>repo

she'll face sloan steve ans. >>> meanwhile nine time and defending french open champ, no match for raffah french open. he will turn 29 on wednesday. he moves on to the fourth round with a straight set victory. he'll take on the last remaining american male. >>> third round of the byron nelson. randolph, 4 under 65. a double bogey on 18. two back of our leader steven boditch. he shot a four under 65 heading into sunday's final round. >>> rainy day in toronto for the quakes and fc. chris wazalowski gets the hit. toronto would score once more before the half. he finds the lower corner of the net, and the quakes fall 3-1 your final. u.s. women's soccer taking on south korea. final match before the world cup which starts next week. sydney leroux denied by the south korean keeper, team usa heads to canada for the world cup with a scoreless tie. lionel messi has three defenders on him. he gets by all of them, and then another, and he scores. this guy has nearly 300 goals in his career, this one might be at the top of the list, and he's good. he helped barcelona win 3-1. >>> 50-yard indoor war.

liz: just yesterday we were telling u about an mit sloan school of management experiment -- those guysintelligent, right? -- that lets employees work remotely. and it uses a program that involves robots that were made by a california-based company called double robotics. it turns out, they supply google and coca-cola, they're signing contracts right and left to allow people to avoid horrible commutes and terrible traffic and weather to work from home, but in a way still be there. joining us now is the ceo and cofounder, david kim, we thought we'll get him in. he made thing, it's incredible. talk about how you came up with this idea. i believe it was 2011, 2012, sort of emerging from the recession you said let's do a robotic start-up company? how does that work? >> absolutely. we were actually working on a different product before, and we had to have it made really inexpensively overseas, and there was a lot of travel involved, and we thought, this is crazy, we can't afford this as a start-up. so we weren't happy with the solutions, they were very expensive, and so we said, hey, the ipa

on behalf of our members we applaud secretary bob mcdonald and deputy secretary sloan gibson for their leadership. statistics on choice utilization among veteran population state there have been nearly 59,000 authorizations for care and nearly 47,000 appointments. this data verifies that veterans are using the program and va has been making progress to implement what is a complex yet important program. ieva is committed to remaining actively engaged in the veterans making use of the choice program. we are mindful that with thousands of appointments being conducted, there will inevitably be thousands of unique experiences and we want to gauge those levels of satisfaction with our members for this program. the satisfaction of veterans utilizing choice, the cost of care purchased outside va facilities and understanding issues that come up along the way will allow us to better realize a veteran-focused strategy and plan for non-va care in the community moving forward. we appreciate the hard work of this congress, the va, and the veteran community and recognize we have to stay focused on im

they said we are going to get you to sloan. that would be the best place for you. here is what you are in for. and then began this long file. this part that i was unprepared for is how significantly important my family would be, not just for emotional support. she was keeping track and said you are not going to go to that speech tonight. my daughter came from san francisco and joined the team. charlie: were you going to keep it from your children for a wild? tom: i try to from the beginning. i was trying to do with it and a calm fashion. a lot of difficult times. the last thing you are going to do is draw attention to yourself. charlie: the duchess described yourself as stoic throughout this, which is not necessarily good for them. tom: that is where jennifer would come in. she would step in front and say, he is in more pain than he is letting on. one of the things i read in the book is as a family you have to learn to manage her own cases you have to go in and not treat a doctor like he is the high priest in a mayan temple. he has to learn to speak the same langua

mit sloan school of management. center for digital business.oauthor of the book race against the machine. another book out. >> the second machine age. we like machines. >> we like machines. we're in it. but i'm thinking -- in 2001, the space odyssey, 2000 -- >> we don't like that machine. >> will we like the machines that put us out of work? >> if we can figure out what to do with ourselves in the meantime and the abundance the machines will give us. >> in the united states, you needed machines. you needed factories. there wasn't enough labor. in china, it's because they're losing the rural labor force. you say what we'll withiwitness in the united states will be different. there will be a surplus of labor. >> we don't know for sure. there's reason to believe that. for 200 years, we've been worrying about technological unemployment. the machines taking our jobs. it hasn't happened. better standards of living. higher wages all over the world. >> in your first book, you make the case that the reason there's been income inequality and stagnation o

we might have sloan a little bit, but the flow of foreigners into iraq and syria to five for isis is still significant. they have the most sophisticated narrative, social media propaganda i have ever seen. i have talked about it being madison avenue style quality. their narrative is powerful. their narrative is that the west , the u.s., the modern world, is a significant threat to their religion. they have an answer to that threat to their religion which is the establishment of this caliphate. they are being attacked as they try to establish this caliphate by the u.s. and other western nations and by these apostate regimes in the region. because they are being attacked as they try to sell up this -- set up this caliphate, they need support. they need support in two ways, people coming to fight for them and people coming to stand up and attack coalition nations in their home. pretty powerfulit's a pretty powerful narrative. we don't really have a great counter narrative. not because we are not doing our job, but because it's really hard to have a counter narrative in a conversation ab

. >>> at the french open another quick stay taking on sloane stephens who seemed to have an answer for every shot venus hit her way. she knocked off williams in straight set. the second time in three years venus has lost in the opening round. >>> this photo sent to us by joyce cor del breckenridge that wanted to show off the striped bass her grandson caught. according to joyce, her grandson has, quote mad skills when it comes to fishing. you think you can do better? send us your fishing pictures to catchoftheday@kpix.com. allen, apparently you had something. >> allen just got back from fishing. >> did you catch one on a fly rod? >> a trout. >> such a big photo. i'll have that on this week on the catch of the day. >> warriors tonight at 11:00. >> have a good night. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] people wanna know, why has my high efficiency washer been saying 7 more minutes for 25 minutes? the problem may not be with your machine but with your he detergent. all he

suzanne sloan, same thing.e for donald biggles. >> i had a perfect ring around my head. >> here's how their hair falls out. the hospitals programmed the ct scanner wrong and repeatedly scanned these patients with monster doses of radiation. michael gets eight times the allowable dose. >> the well-publicized images we saw of patients who got ct scans of their brain who had hair loss in a very clear distribution, that was the area with a lot of repetitive imaging where the doses get up very high. basically, the hair cells got destroyed by the radiation. >> the fallout from that dangerously high amount of radiation wasn't just hair loss. donald, michael, and suzanne have to worry that all that radiation could give them cancer. if possible, instead of a ct scan get an ultrasound or an mri because they have no radiation at all. still ahead on my list, metal and an mri are a bad combination. and an unbelievably long e.r. wait costs this toddler her limbs. the one call you can make to speed things up during an emergen

that is a goal of a two-year experiment from mit's sloan school of management.l coming up look how that works. he is right here. peter hurst is running the program. he joins us now. peter, there are some people thinking to themselves, i want to work from home. i don't want to face boring waits in conference rooms but what are you doing that changes the current perception of what it is like to work at home? >> okay. great. well the thing is, as an organization last year we really made a concerted effort to enable our staffs to work under flexible arrangements remotely or anytime any place. and do that really wanted to make sure that people who were watching remotely weren't disadvantaged. as you know the old adage and research knows that are remote are are not part of the real lifeblood of the organization. they don't get to be part of the collaboration happening in real time. liz: sure. >> we want to fix that problem. we're looking at a few technologies for that. we tried standard videoconferencing. that has some, that kind of work, you see people as a big face

. >>> french open on monday venous williams knocked out by sloan stevens. match point coming up, this will be stevens serving in the far court. she acees venous williams and win seven-six six-one. ncaa lacrosse final, wesley bird of denver scores five goals. seven time ncaa champion. six with princeton. the his first at denver. that is sports in a minute. i'm tom sredenschek. >>> nfl player ray mcdonald has been released from jail after posting jail for domestic violence rest. he walk out of jail in san jose california, pushing past cameras and reporters as he got in the taxi. officials say he physically assaulted a woman while holding a child. mcdonald was previously released for poor off the field behavior and this morning his new team the chicago bears well, they have released him as well. >>> 5:42. still ahead was bb king killed. why the family of the blues legend suspects foul play in his death. >> that within a shocker. >> and later an eight two-year old roller coaster fan taste takes his hob toy a whole new level his record breaking ride coming up. t