on sylvia's point i both agree and disagree. me this is not just about a new strategy but in fact taking the united states out of the game, making us less of the boogie man we have been in the society. >> thank you for our guests, that is it for tonight's "inside story." for ray suarez, i'm lisa fletcher. have a great weekend. >> marking 70 years since the end of world war ii, japan holds a special ceremony. from al jazeera headquarters in doha, i'm darren jordan. greece deploys a passenger ferry to process thousands of new arrivals. the death toll from huge explosion in cloin's port city of tienjin rises to 85. and

on sylvia's point i both agree and disagree. me this is not just about a new strategy but in fact taking the united states out of the game, making us less of the boogie man we have been in the society. >> thank you for our guests, that is it for tonight's "inside story." for ray suarez, i'm lisa fletcher. have a great weekend. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera. >>> well, to the "newshour" with the world's top news stories coming up in the next 60 minutes. seventy years on, china and south korea criticize japan's prime minister over his world war ii apology saying it doesn't go far enough. angry relatives of fire fighters missing in the recent explosion in china storm a gov

on sylvia's point i both agree and disagree.is is not just about a new strategy but in fact taking the united states out of the game, making us less of the boogie man we have been in the society. >> thank you for our guests, that is it for tonight's "inside story." for ray suarez, i'm lisa fletcher. have a great weekend. >> on "america tonight": echoes of the watts riots still heard 50 years later. >> six days of rioting in a negro section of los angeles. >> the frustrations are really the same.

once when sylvia was trying to the bathe him and bathe, what sylvia always called, quote, his privates, or his private parts, he got red in the face. he looked right at her, and he said, you're not gone that get it. [laughter] she came right back at him, she said, i don't need it, doctor, i have a husband of my own. [laughter] i loved it. i was glad she talked to him like that. same way she talked to other human beings. it made him smile. it kept that light there in his eyes. there are people i'm sure you know who will tell us, at least i've read some writings that tell us this, that victims of alzheimer's very quickly lose their personalities entirely, essentially cease to be the persons whom we knew and loved prior to their illness. they become, quote, the stranger. the other. and as a boston journallest wrote recently, quote, pray for them to to die as soon as possible. pretty chilly. i never prayed for my father to die. i wanted him to live as long as he was comfortable and took some satisfaction in existence. in the end, it was an error on the part of his physician that brought ab

carson, your first time to sylvia's. kind of a landmark thing. how did it go? dr.son: it was wonderful. the food was spectacular. the people here were wonderful. i loved it. mark: what are the other landmarks in new york city that you have never been to that you would still like to go to? dr. carson: i hadn't been to the 9/11 memorial until this morning. that was really eye-opening. i have never been to the top of the statue of liberty. i have been on ellis island. i would like to do that. mark: this is a great city, but it has problems like most urban places. what are one or two cities that you think are working as models as the way urban areas should work? dr. carson: i'm not sure that there are any that are absolute models, but i do think there are some general principles that are very important. fiscal responsibility. the cities that have both governors and mayors that are fiscally responsible obviously are the ones that have done the best right now. i think that is a general principle. as we look throughout the nation, it's just, i guess, maybe could it be coi

sylvia talked about the pope during our visit.most surprising things, she says he rarely smiled. >> and now he smiles all the time, we say, wow, you don't do that in argentina. how is it? and i had the privilege to be with him in october in 2013 and i asked him, i said, come on, you didn't smile that way when we were with you. if you would ask me a year ago, that i would be doing this, i would say, me, no! and here i am. >> sylvia told us she believes pope will address the sex abuse scandal when he's in philadelphia because she says he was very hurt by it at the time. as a priest he couldn't understand it. nbc 10 was the first local news station to visit the pope's homeland the argentinargentina. if you missed our encore of "the people's pope" last night, see new stories all week, including the culture and experiences. you can see jim rosenfield's report all this week on nbc 10 news at 5:00. prepare for the pope's visit with our nbc 10 news app. you'll find security measures and transportation changes, including his tie continuary

. >> it was the day the music died on sylvia lane. take the stakes off the grill, you are burning them. >> why don't you take the girls skiing. >> a ski boat accident. >> it's a little quieter today after joe and teresa sylvia lane home was sold at auction for $100 million. they owed nearly $350,000 on the home. here's the deal going down. >> home. here's the deal going down. >> there probably won't be any bidders on this property because they $0,348,000. the market value is $270,000. the bank is not going to accept that much less for the property when there are no other bidders. it went for $100 which is the minimum bid back to the bank. joe was apparently there as recently as last weekend when police say he was in a heated discussion a heated discussion with the neighbor. the police had to squash that. nobody was arrested. teresa was not there. joe is watching the kids while she is gone. he will start a three and a half year term once she is out. last month teresa was reportedly offered $1 million to return to real housewives once s

sylvia showed this video with us of father jorge bergoglio. >> now he smiles all the time. don't do that in argentina. how is it? and i had the privilege to be with him in october and i asked him. come on, you didn't smile that way when we were with you. and he said, well, if you would ask me a year ago that iç woul be doing this, i would say me, no? and here i am. >> he's got a lot to smile about as pope now. sylvia told us she really believes the pope will address the sex abuse scandal when he's in philadelphia because she says he was hurt by it and as a priest he couldn't understand it. >>> nbc 10 was the first local news station to visit the pope's homeland of buenos aires, argentina. if you missed our encore of "the week from jim rosenfield's trip you can see jim's reports all this week on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> look at this, the pope arrives in philly in just over five weeks. get ready for the trip even if you're not going to see him, it's going to affect you in some way. there's all sorts of information we have on the nbc 10 news app. you can see the pope's full i

we have john sylvia wells fargo chief economist and former washington insider. he's going to tell us how something like this can happen. peter, start with you, and are we getting any more details beside the fact that bloomberg admitted he broke a federal embargo? >> it looks like it was just one of the fat finger mistakes, cheryl, a bloomberg spokesperson telling us in the process of preparing embargoed material, we inadvertently sent a headline ahead of the embargo, and that happens from time to time in the news business as you know. and just to give folks a little background here, across the government, not just the fed, when there are complicated documents like fed minutes or long, lengthy documents, dozens of pages. agencies do give us the documents on the promise we won't report on them until a certain time. in this case, the fed minutes, 2:00 today. to give us time to read them and make sure when we report the news that we're accurately reporting the news, particularly when it involves when the fed might start raising interest rates. but in this case, obvi

nbc 10's jim rosenfield met sylvia and julio when he travelled to argentina this summer.hey shared this video of the man they knew as father jorge. one of the most surprising things she says he rarely smiled. >> and now he smiles all the time, we say, wow, you don't do that in argentina. how is it? and i had the privilege to be with him in october 2013 and i asked him, come on, you didn't smile that way when we were with you. and he said, well, if you would ask me a year ago that i would be doing this, i would say, me? no! and here i am. >> sylvia told usç she believe the pope will address the sex abuse scandal when he's in philadelphia. she says he was very hurt by it and as a priest, he just really couldn't understand it. >> nbc 10 was the first local news station to visit the pope's homeland of buenos aires, argentina. including the stories that helped shape pope francis's papacy. you can find everything you need to know on the nbc 10 news app regarding the pope's visit. information on the security measures, the transportation changes as well. you'll also find the pop

on sylvia's point i both agree and disagree. for me this is not just about a new strategy but in fact taking the united states out of the game, making us less of the boogie man we have been in the society. >> thank you for our guests, that is it for tonight's "inside story." for ray suarez, i'm lisa fletcher. have a great weekend. >> on "america tonight": echoes of the watts riots still heard 50 years later. >> six days of rioting in a negro section of los angeles. >> the frustrations are really the same. >> just the same. >> "america tonight's" joie chen with an in depth look at race relations in america and what i.t. means today. >>> also tonight, restored relations. the u.s. restored its relations with cuba after more than 50 years but many will never forget the dark days when they had to leave behind everything they knew for a frsh start in fresh start for america. >> it was pretty rushed. i had a glimpse back at my mother and she was waving good-bye. >> i'm lisa fletcher, sitting in for joie chen. two countries highlighted

. >> i'm sylvia rowley in the south of england where support for small scale sustainable fishing is catching on. >> and i'm russell beard in bangkok to meat a team innovative urban farmers turning air polution into protein. and i'm amandeep bhangu

. >> i'm sylvia rowley in the south of england where support for small scale sustainable fishing is catching on. >> and i'm russell beard in bangkok to meat a team innovative urban farmers turning air polution into protein. and i'm amandeep bhangu in england, where a somewhat dirty source is helping cleanup agriculture.

. >> with sylvia ing, yes. >> how long ago did you join? >> seven or eight years ago. i can't remember exactly. i got involved immediately. that's the way to do it when you join an organization. fortunately, they offered a lot of opportunities for new members to just jump in there and participate. >> it is kind of interesting, after all these years, the reason why people joined and what they do whether they do join hasn't changed much, has it? >> no, it hasn't. our growth is remarkable. we have new members coming in awe the time. we are very fortunate to be able to programs and activity that interest the older generation and the newer people coming in. what are some of those programs? >> in june, we had a roux he lay for life. we were able to raise money for the silicon valley cancer organization. we recently had a tour of the golden gate bridge and actually walked across the bridge. some of us were wondering if we would ever make it but we did, all of us. it was fun. next month, in september, we are going to have our 50th celebration. just fact that we have been here

sylvia mon toy yes pleaded not guilty to killing jonathan cavaiero on may 31st. the district attorney said the two were living together and in a romantic relationship. >> until we get more evidence from the da's office i'm not ready to comment on what her defense is going to be. >> the police report is flimsy with three witness statements. each one sentence long contradicting each other. a motive has not yet been determined. >>> a man who recorded a police officer pulling a gun on him is now filing a civil rights claim against the city of roanoke park. the video went viral. laura anthony has the story. >> the purpose of the brandishing of the weapon was apparent. it was to harass him. >> put your gun down really. >> the attorney for the roanoke park man who shot this video tells abc 7 news says his client didn't deserve the treatment he received from dave rodriguez. >> you have your gun out because you're a police officer. you're trying to intimidate me. this is going all over youtube. >> no one died but it's a situation where police can't do this. they're the pe

joining me now, sylvia longmeyer, a drug war analyst.i sylvia, is even possible to build a wall that donald trump is talking about? >> no way it's remotely practical. you have the expense. one mile of a border fence costs anywhere from $1.6 million to $22 million. have you environmental factors to worry about. and a lot of the territory along the southwest border is privately owned. dealing with all the red tape that deals with buying up all that land to put the fence there in the first place. >> the mexican president has already contradicted donald trump. how does that play into the i'm going to do it. i'm going to make them pay for t it won't cost us anything and all the things he's talking about. does this lower his threshold of expectation around getting this done effectiy leffectively? >> it's pure rhetoric. look at the last election. during the republican bait, candidates said they wanted to build an electric fence. this comes up every time during every election cycle and it really panders to viewers who want that border fortified.

this morning police found her body inside her home on sylvia lane north of novato boulevard. the woman in her 60s had been stabbed to death. police believe the suspect is a younger relative who then took her own life. that woman's body was found three hours later in a car in san francisco, no word on a motive. >>> an albanian athlete who disappeared after participating in the special olympics in los angeles mysteriously turned up here in the bay area. 44-year-old andy gusmari was found in hayward this morning. as len ramirez tells us, police are trying to figure out how gusmari got there. >> reporter: andy gusmari is safe and sound after disappearing from the los angeles special olympics for more than a day. hayward police say the albanian bowler walked in to their lobby at 2:13 in the morning and said he was hungry. they gave him a peanut butter sandwich. >> reporter: we were very surprised. >> after competing in the special olympics, he strayed from his team. >> he had an albanian i.d. which was how they were able to make the connection and locate him. >> reporter: the myst

sylvia montoya is accused of shooting 18-year-old jonathan caballero to death in mclaren park. he was a student in balboa high school. he was found wounded and unconscious on a walking trail in may. the motive unclear. >>> an explosive discovery prompted a "shelter in place" in a palo alto neighborhood. a man found a box containing eight world war ii era grenades while cleaning the garage of his webster street home. the bomb squad determined at least one of the grenades was live. the experts buried the explosives under a pile of sandbags in the front yard and detonated them. the blast left a hole in the ground. they dug out what was left of the explosives. it was not a lot just a few pieces of twisted metal. >> wow. >>> it is 4:39 on your friday! a child goes camping in yosemite. comes back with the plague. what possibly caused that rare illness coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@cbssf.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highwa

. >>> sylvia montoya is expected to enter a plea before a judge.nnection with the shooting death of jonathan caballero. she also faces three do you understand of dissuading a witness. they found caballero on trail in the park. montoya's bail has been set at $10 million. >>> a home burglary caught on camera, and now police wand your help. these are surveillance photos of a man who broke into a home in milpitas. they say the burglar was at the front door, rang the doorbell, when no one answered, he went around the back where he used a rock to break the door and get in. >>> a battle between the police and taxpayers who pay their salaries, frustrations and concerns rising over a confrontation over an aurora park police officer and an unarmed man. the officer has been put on paid administrative leave. he pulls out the weapon as he tell the man recording him to take his hand out of the pockets. many people say they don't want guns being used unnecessarily like this. >> the general opinion of the average citizen in this town is that the police think they'

one of my biggest concerns, i met with sylvia burwell on this recently, is how do we inform the doctors we send veterans to in the private sector to always ask the question "have you served in the military?" if i'm sending a veteran to the private sector and that doctor does not know the military culture, that could be dangerous for the veteran. i have to make sure those people are informed. the idea of privatizing the va. it we didn't train 70% of the doctors in the country, who would? that is not in their proposal. you have to look at this rationally from the standpoint of the veteran and those veterans who have rest of their their lives for our country and what we owed them. mike: let me ask you, what is the most legitimate for many criticism of the va? secretary mcdonald: i think the criticism is of me, not the va. i take responsibility. i think the criticism is i'm not moving fast enough. if there is one veteran without a roof over their head tonight, it is my fault. if there is one better without the disability claim handled today, it is my fault. the first day, you have four answ

. >> reporter: obstetrician sylvia de la paz has worked these wards for 22 years.that time, she says, most patients have seen their living conditions go from poor to poorer. >> before, there used to be street children. now you see street families. they sleep in the streets, they have no homes. >> reporter: most disturbing, she says, has been a spike in teen pregnancies: up 50% in the country in the last decade, more than double in this hospital. why do you think that is? >> i think its exposure to early sexual encounters. the age at first coitus is now i think 12 to 14 where before it used to 16 to 18. it slid down now. >> ( translated ): i had no idea that adolescents like me could have family planning. >> reporter: angel came to this clinic run by a non profit group to be fitted with a contraceptive implant. like most teenagers who come here, she only learned of this service after becoming pregnant at 14. >> ( translated ): i wanted to finish my studies to become a teacher. becoming pregnant broke my dreams. >> reporter: some proponents of the new reproductive he

sylvia montoya pleaded not guilty to shooting and killing jonathan cavalaro on the 31st of may. the district attorney said the two were living together and in a romantic relationship. a motive has not been determined. >>> this sunday marks one year since unarmed black teenager michael brown was shot and killed by a white ferguson, missouri, police officer. his death sparked violent protests and black lives matters movements around the country. cluing here in the bay area. it brought race relations to the forefront. a grand jury decided not to bring charges against the now former officer darren wilson. he said at the time he feared for his life. >>> days before the deadline for the iran nuclear deal leading democrats are coming out strongly against it. stephanie ramos tells us why they're going against president obama on the issue. >> reporter: as the deadline for the final deal on iran's nuclear program looms over congress, the obama administration says endorsements are trickling in. >> 12 members of congress have come out in support of the deal. and that's seven in the house, f

. >> we were wondering before [inaudible] sylvia davis restore the stability and make sure that we would ask them if they wanted it and asking what is your first choice and second choice and what is the first choice as a couple and what is the second. until you ask that question you can't possibly get [inaudible] it is a reflection as to why in the third world country [inaudible] should we think of these as the matching doesn't quite work and what is the message you want the readers to take away from your book? >> you see it in a different way they eat different things. i would like people to look at a markets a little differently. they are not just a farmers market there's all sorts there is all sorts of ways we interact with each other that when you see it in their detailed you understand more about them so for example let me describe to you how the different restaurants are organized and after i describe it to you you will be able to tell me what color tablecloth. so restaurant number one that suggestion is in the kitchen so you need a reservation to get a seat. you are seated immedia

mascara y me llamaba la tensiÓn, y crecimos con esa historia. >>> mira quÉ padre. >>> lo que pasa que sylviacrujiente, tengo una mermelada de higo, use cualquiera, por ejemplo una de naranja con cÁscara que me parece fa zscinantefascinante, de la mermelada se la vamos colocar por toda la superficie al pan es para importante el orden en el cual vamos colocando los ingredientes, les gusta con ma mermelada? >>> sÍ. >>> vamos a ponerle mÁs, vamos a llenar las dos caras con mermelada y una vez con toda la cara lista vamos a agregar el resto de los ingredientes. >>> muy importante, tenemos la base y el tope verdad a veces cometo lno sabemos cuÁl es cual. >>> tengo una pechuga de pollo que la corcortÉ finalmente, en cocina no hay reglas, vamos a tomar un poco de polleros to, rostizado le ponemos asÍ por encima y ahora por un ciencima queremos agregar el prÓximo ingrediente. >>> cual serÍa daniel? >>> yo creo que el vegetal. >>> muy bien. >>> pues no es el vegetal. >>> ¿por quÉ?. >>> les digo por quÉ. >>> mira te voy mostrar por quÉ. >>> ¿por quÉ?. >>> si coloca el vecinali veget despuÉs el queso no

. >> next question, sylvia. >> sylvia rothman, french television. thank you for what you did. for those people who are watching this around the world, because that's what it is, is there a lesson that you would want to convey, maybe for yourselves, and for others? i realize it hasn't quite sunken in as you said, but if you have a thought for other -- what lesson they might gain from that? >> these are my friends, and i was the third one to get up. and i just want the lesson to be learned that basically in times of crisis like that, i would want it to be learned that basically to do something. hiding or sitting back is not going to accomplish anything. and the gunman would have been successful if my friend, spencer, had not gotten up. i just want that lesson to be learned going forward in times of, like, terror like that, to please do something. don't just stand by and watch. >> [ inaudible ]. i would like to know if you have news of the man you helped in the train, and he's a french-american guy who is in the hospital. >> when i was talking to him on the ground, he said he was

it is now my pleasure to introduce our distinguish witnessed, ma the honorable sylvia matthew broylesecretary of health and human services. prior to joining hhs secretary burwell served as director of the office of management and budget where she oversaw the develop of president obama's secondsecond term management agenda. and the clinton administration secretary burwell clinton administration secretary burwell served as deputy director of omb, deputy chief of staff chief of staff, and staff director of the national economic council. welcome, madam secretary. i will now ask the secretary to stand and raise your right hand. thank you. do you solemnly swear or from the testimony you're about to get will be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> let the record reflect the witness answered in the affirmative. before i recognize you to provide your testimony let me briefly remind you are more importantly my colleagues of our lighting system. we typically allow five minutes for each witness to present although i will be flexible on this timeline given you were the

sylvia's primary care doctor keith winfrey is primary care doctor in a community of african-american and vietnamese residents. >> prior to katrina, it was more the traditional physician-patient interaction and the population wasn't different. since katrina, there is been a total transformation in primary care, more of a team model and the patients are home. >> henry whose home on lake pontchartrain was badly damaged was cut off from her doctors, charts and medical records charting diabetes and high blood pressure. she returned to electronic medical records that will survive a storm. >> every time i go, they get on the computer and they can tell me everything that is going on. when i go to see the doctor in the room, the doctor has a record that they can open, a paper record they can tell me what is going on. >> now, it's my understanding that you have been sent to be seen by your primary care doctor. >> mental health services are woven in to clinic services and mobile vans offer on the spot support, but it is widely acknowledged here that far more is needed. the police department has

sylvia montoya is accused of shooting jonathan caballero to death in mclaren park.lboa high school. he was found on a walking trail in may. the motive is unclear. montoya was arrested eight days later. >>> an explosive discovery led to a brief "shelter in place" in a palo alto neighborhood. a man found a box containing eight world war ii grenades yesterday while cleaning the garage of his webster street home. the santa clara county bomb squad was called to the scene and determined one of the grenades was live. the experts covered the explosives with a pile of sandbags in the front yard detonated them. it left a hole in the ground. they dug out what was left of the explosives and it was not a lot. just a few pieces of twisted metal. >>> more job gains are expected when the july unemployment figures are released this morning. experts say employers likely added 225,000 jobs last month keeping the unemployment rate at a 7-year low of 5.3%. >>> more business now. apple is merging with two websites with the goal of making it easier for people to buy things online. hannah

sylvia lorena montoya is accused of shooting jonathan caballero to death in mclaren park. the 18-year-old was a student at balboa high school. he was found on a walking trail in may. the motive is still unclear. montoya was arrested eight days ago. >>> one man's surprise led to a "shelter in place" in a palo alto neighborhood. he found grenades from world war ii cleaning the garage of his webster street home. the bomb squad were called out yesterday and determined at least one of the grenades was still live. and the bomb squad promptly covered all the grenades, big pile of sandbags in the front yard and detonated them. the blast left a home in the ground. they dug out what was left of the explosives. it was just a few pieces of twisted metal. >> a senator from president obama's own party is breaking with him on the iran nuclear dearly. charles schumer of new york said in a statement last night he will vote against it. he said, quote, the very real risk that iran will not moderate and will instead use the agreement to pursue its nefarious goals is too great. schumer is a le

sylvia. i'm not a good driver but i am reckless.e it. tell me what you want me to do here. >> i want you to look over your shoulder and press the gas. >> can do. >> which shoulder? >> oh! >> hello. holy smokes. >> did we sign any wavers? >> i should have put a helmet on. >> do we ever sign a waiver? >> okay. >> great job. >> how did he do, everybody? ! >> oh! >> perfect. how was that? >> that was an automatic fail. >> automatic fail. >> sylvia, i'm getting out of the vehicle. >> make us proud. >> all right. >> what was the point of the test? >> there's no point to the test. >> really? thank you, ma'am. good luck. >> are we supposed to follow? >> not hitting anything maybe. >> i mean -- >> show us your driving, baby. >> click it or ticket, everybody. >> anna is going to now attempt a three-point turn. >> you can add it. >> what's the -- >> do they have three-point turns in canada? >> you can't turn a sled team in three points. >> i can't see the cones. >> am i in neutral or reverse? >> no, you're in reverse. turn it all the way. >> t

sylvia simpson. trophy club. bill, you cite the new york time ridiculing the anchor baby situation.w york city and d.c., few of us care what the times thinks. what the times is putting throughout becomes part of the political process. and if you want to defeat uber liberalism that times embraces, you darn well have to know it is what. bill original your report about the 14th ael, you had two guests who supported your position. there are numerous legal scholars who do not. we can't find them. two guys out, nobody on the left supports the theory that the 14 amendment denies citizenship to those born on american soil. nobody. most legal people on the right agree with that. those who say the supreme court would throw out the anchor baby law are dreaming. carlos rodriguez, bill, great to be with dr. cornell west. you're correct. we black americans need better job and educational opportunities. not handouts. when dr. west can show me where jesus commanded his followers to seize the belongings of others, maybe i'll buy into his revolutionary christian foolishness. having written a book on

starting october 2nd you can see him in the first broadway production of the play "sylvia."" opens in select theaters on friday, september 4th. let's take a look. >> man, i don't believe this. >> we have to take the greyhound. i called and booked us rooms into the airport hotel so we can relax, possibly. and also we have to wait here at the gate 'cause i know -- you don't feel well. you know, it'll be all right. seriously. >> says you. >> yeah. we will though, i promise. >> that doesn't count. you english are perpetually optimistic. even in places like waterloo. >> we won at waterloo. >> you know what i mean. >> seth: please welcome back to the show matthew broderick. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> hi, thank you. >> seth: so happy to have you here. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks a lot. hi, everybody. >> seth: so i know you've done a lot of theater. this film -- you and the actress alice eve, who was in the clip -- this film is mostly dialogue between the two of you. you have to do a lot of heavy lifting. >> yes. >> seth: so much dialogue. was it -- ev

desk for 20 minutes as an 18-year-old first-quarter freshman. 18 yearsews is i spent in congress, sylvia out of all the time i spent in the oval 18.ce, i peeked out at you know what it means, anything is possible in life, especially from where i came from. the message to people here, dream big, think big, you can be something, you have a purpose in life. i just ran into a guy at dunki'' donuts. and i said,and, what you doing? am retired.ic he says he is now working for his wife. we should never retire. never. we here for a purpose -- we are here for a purpose. justice and healing. i was introduced by a friend, a remarkable man. he has a great spine and heart. we're also joined here today by another great -- i think -- u.s. senator in the back. maybe some of you don't remember him. senator gordon humphrey is here today. [applause] he does not have a neck sir machine with him -- an x-ray but he treatshem, me like he does. he wants to know everything about me, which is fine. let me give you some of my background. i got a job on happenstance working in the legislator. in 1976, i went to the

it is now my pleasure to introduce our distinguished witness, the honorable sylvia mathews burwell. prior to joining hhs in june of 2014, secretary burwell served as the director of office and management and budget where she oversaw president obama's second term p. deputy chief of staff to the president, chief of staff to the secretary of the treasury, and staff director of the national economic council. welcome, madam secretary. i will now ask the secretary to stand and raise your right hand. thank you. do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? let the record reflect the witness answered in the affirmative. before i recognize you to provide your testimony, let me briefly remind you, or more importantly my colleagues of our lighting system. we typically allow five minutes for each witness to present. although, i will be flexible on this timeline, given you are the only witness, and you are a cabinet secretary. i would ask you, though, to try to limit your remarks, because we have a lot of members

in fact, one of the my biggest concerns and i met can sylvia, sectary and human services, how do we inform that we are sending doctors to always ask the question to serve in the military. .. -left-brace lives for our country and what we have been from a political agenda. >> what is the most legitimate critics as a mother to be a question or >> i think the criticisms of me. i'm the leader. i take responsibility and i'm accountable and the criticism is i'm not moving fast enough. if there's one veteran without a roof over their head tonight, it is my fault. if there's one veteran without their disability claim handle today, it is my fault you're the first day at west point europe for answers to any situation. yes, sir no sir. sir i do not understand. i tried that answer a lot. they thought i was hard of hearing. but i was a slow learner. the fourth answer is the most powerful. no excuse, sir. i tend to get the care they need theirs no excuse. call excuse. call me on my supplemental work on it. >> my colleague has a question. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> that's a great point. one of the things

it looks like sylvia's retail shop. >> it looks like it seemed as it happened inside that shop but that is back entrance of the shopping center. >> where they have deliver is. >> in the overbrook section of the city. we will keep an eye on it. >>> there were ten candidates in the big debate in cleveland but most people are talking about donald trum this morning. >> he was asked about disparaging comments regarding women he has made over the last few months. >> you call woman you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals. your twitter account. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> no, it was than the. >> your twitter account. >> thank you. >> for the record, it was well beyond rosie o'donnell. >> yes, i'm sure it was. >> yes, i'm sure it was, did you hear him. donald trump went on to say he doesn't have time to be politically correct adding often times what he says, it is just a joke. >> rosie o'donnell was than laughing, she tweeted try explaining that to your kids. now we will have have much more on the debate in a couple minutes, in cleveland because there were lots of moments tha

sylvia sends her best friends and sisters. no matter what.nd this is scott my girlfriend page was her birthday yesterday happy birthday page and we have a little picture here denise back from the shore it was so beautiful they had another wonderful weekend with the entire family they watch autopsy the time. thank you so much i appreciate this picture that little girl is cute. who are we listening to. >> kelly clarkson "american idol" season one. >> back in the day? >> here are the poling results that came in all of the really smart people say sam bradford should be starting quarterback and 57% regardless of. >> close one. >> sanchez obviously. the only place you can see it tomorrow. have a great day. >> tebow. have a great day. >> tebow. tebow. (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. - welcome to "awesome planet," i'm philippe cousteau. the oceans cover 71 percent of our planet, and contain countle

sylvia, you are on the air. caller: yes, i was wondering -- can you hear me? guest: yes, we can.ller: the nsa under the patriot act, i was wondering if it was able to help you? guest: i don't think nsa observation can help. for freedom house and on the trafficking issue, i remain concerned that our counterterrorism policy has become an excuse for the winnowing of civil liberties. that is another area where the united states needs to be an exemplar in her to be a promoter of human rights around the world -- in order to be a promoter of human rights around the world. and that should be of concern, who'd hold the -- who holds the data. host: can the violation of civil rights be a human rights abuse? guest: absolutely. human rights exists here and around the world and when they are ready, that is a human rights abuse. i started out with what portraits to put up in my office. we are focused on human rights around the world, but we have a photograph of martin luther king and current congressman john lewis as civil rights leaders convening and meeting on the human rights movement in the

in fact, one of my biggest concerns and i met with sylvia burwell recently, sexy of health and humano we inform the doctors that we send letters to in the private sector to always ask the question have you served in the military -- secretary of health and human services. if i'm sending veterans and the doctors not note the military culture, does not understand how explosive great traumatic brain injury, that's dangerous for the veteran. i've got to make sure those people, this idea privatizing the va is antithetical to the. >> you have disagreements because i think there's a role for government. i do think there's a role for government. if we didn't invent the shingles vaccine, who would do it works if we didn't train 70% of the doctors in the country, who would do it? that's not in their proposal. i think come you got to look at this rationally from the standpoint of the veteran and those veterans who have risked their lives for our country and what we owe them. not from a political agenda. >> pullback became an ask you this. what is the most legitimate remaining criticism of the va

>>anny hong: san francisco police had arrested a suspect in the may shooting of a 18 year- old sylviancisco have been arrested with the murder of high school students on may 31st that was found unconscious and bleeding from a gunshot wound in the park he was pronounced dead at the same during a two month investigation they develop process or caused to our rescue her for the mortar--murder >>mark: the latest target to the campus police getting a call about nine officers that of and broken into with a window smashed the computer second this is far from isolated dismasting were of all of a campus in recent months they head north gate cornwell mimosas hot and businesses as well the milpitas police are looking for suspects involved in a home burglary and have pictures to share with you according to police the suspect not the door on tuesday or holding up the debris box one door open for the suspect into the backyard and try to pry open the sliding glass door when that did not work the suspect used a rock and broke a sliding glass door the suspects go fast and during. cash- >>anny hong: the