kathy: new at 6:00, the v.a. ne. hospital in tomah finds itself under federal investigation, again. wisconsin senator ron johnson and his colleague charles grassley of iowa sent a letter to the v.a. secretary asking him to investigate after a dentist at the facility failed to properly sterilize his in the tomah v.a. sent letters to 592 veterans asking them to come in for free screenings for hepatits and hiv. the dentist resigned last week. the tomah v.a. has been under a separate federal investigation after a former marine, 35-year-old jason simcakoski, died of an overdose after being overprescribed painkillers in 2014. joyce: new tonight at 10:00, milwaukee police chase down a driver without him even knowing it. only 12 news is giving you a first look at the new tracking technology in action. that's tonight at 10:00. kathy: governor walker is the middle east tomorrow. the governor tweeted out this picture today. the first shows him with a group of wisconsin national guard troops holding a state flag with with the message, "ate with crew at al dhafra air base in united arab emirates.

the v.a. and whei really do think you ne someone in there to blow up that system. the v.a.ally a pretty good system once you're in it. the doctors who help the veterans who have very specific ailments are very good. it's ridiculous that the system that gets them into getting an appointment just seems to not be able to be fixed. it speaks of what is wrong with this whole city, these bureaucracies don't work and no one is really talking about bureaucratic reform. we talk about draining the swamp and the system is rigged, but the real problem is the bureaucracy. they're completely inproprietor for the information age. they barely worked in the industrial age. and no one has a plan to fix them. >> erin, i want to go back to you talking about the success of the auto bailout. during that time, so much of america was angry. they were angry when they saw big corporations get bailed out, when they say ceos keep their jobs when people lost their jobs, lost their homes in the subprime crisis, and now we look and see who donald trump is surrounding himself with, treasury secretary like

ne may assume that change is and yet reform flounders, whether it was at the pentagon under rumsfeld or the veterans affairs department under the current administration. i watched the v.a. for the past two years. secretary mcdonald's laws has changed and malfeasance and incompetence persist. the "washington post" published a shocking report that pentagon officials buried evidence of 125 billion in bureaucratic waste during 2015. for that horrific activity, they were the recipient of this month's golden fleece award by my office. to make it worse, they made the effort, according to "the post" of hiding this effort knowing it would be difficult for the congress to come together and cut their budget. clearly that is a problem with an unmanageable cabinet agency. i have seen this firsthand right in little rock, my hometown, where the center of the c-10 program is, where america's airlift, where the department of air force officials planned for years the transfer aircraft from the air force base in mississippi to little rock air rce base, basing it as a cost-saving initiative along with changes with $192 million across the five-year plan. and yet congress prevented this com