., principal v.a. hospital on clairemont road and decatur had three suicides, two on campus. mishandling of available tools for suicide like pharmaceuticals and things of that nature. others for a lack of awareness. and many for a lack of capacity. and that was the real thing that concerned me, so we began working in the clairemont v.a. hospital in atlanta to improve v.a.'s response to suicide and to mental health issues. suicide is a disease. and it is preventable. there are many things we can do, and to set our example, our staff director did a great job of seeing to it that every member of the staff, majority and mijoenority has been throug the safe training for suicide prevention. it stands for signs of suicide thinking should be recognized. ask the most important question of all, are you thinking about committing suicide, which is a tough thing to dress, but a key question to ask. validate the veteran's experience, and encourage treatment and expedite getting help. and i can tell you from what we

brian: you have 150 v.a. hospitals. 300,000 v.a. employees. $180 billion in a budget, how do you keep compassion and empathy in that large of an organization? >> that's the $64,000 question. that's our purpose. we have to be intelligent advocates. we know the policies. we have a presence in those spinal cord injury centers so we're there and as long we don't se our way, not just about fundraising or having access to the president or the v.a. secretary but the individuals who give us our purpose and as long as we are putting on health sum myths, we are doing site visits which we do at all 24 spinal cord injuries. we provide reports and speak directly to the patients. you make them listen to the people that give them their purpose. brian: if you go into one of those 24 spinal cord centers, what do you see? >> we see everything. center.helped the model every site visit is a comparison of that center to what we consider the model. we start with a discussion with hospital leadership about why we are there, what happened last year and wha

whether at the v.a. or other federal agencies, the american people deserve to know that federal officials from the top down are being held to the standards we expect of them. we owe it to our veterans, to seniors, to the hardworking american taxpayers to ensure that their tax dollars are being utilized appropriately and efficiently as intended. waste, fraud, and abuse have no place at our agencies, and those who help uncover it deserve our admiration and our protection. i'm proud that we're coming together to increase protections for whistleblowers of federal agencies, a long overdue effort. mr. speaker, in light of recent reports and events that have revealed a disturbing pattern of improper use of tax dollars on air travel by senior federal officials, i believe we must go further. reports of cabinet officials for whistleblowers of federal agencies abusing the rules for air travel that apply to them are not isolated. not one, not two, not three, but officials ur cabinet are facing scrutiny for irregular

i'm committed to v.a. i want to see this through. we have a lot of work to do at v.a.hat's where 100% of my focus remains. >> neil: but health and human services needs help, to. >> listen, health care is important for americans. i spent my career doing that. i like to finish jobs that i start. >> neil: all right. there's jobs that have to be done in both counts to your point. one of the things that came up with hhs is a, you're a doctor. the president is looking at revamping, obamacare, the affordable care act. he nixed what was a possible solution bantied about by republican and democrat senators to keep funding the insurance companies to keep benefits to those that can't afford them. just a position of a doctor, how do you feel about that? >> i think the number 1 issue is access. americans, particularly those that are of -- have needed the greatest help, need access to healthcare. there's no reason we can't make affordable healthcare affordable for all americans. i'm convinced we need to do this on a bipartisan basis. we need to involve the industry in the solutions.

i got transferred to the v.a. medical center in san diego for five months and patient rehabilitation. brian: when did mom find out? sherman: either the same day or shortly after. a lot of my family was called. my family flew in that week to see me. i had family in california already, so they gave her a lot of details. it was pretty tough, because i am her oldest son. i probably had seen her just about a month before, and my sister two days before that. i was upright and walking around, and then here i am in this position where there is a lot of uncertainty about how this will turn out. it really did break their heart. it probably hurt them more than it hurt me because they could not control anything, they do not have information. it left a scar that i think runs pretty deep today. brian: a couple of weeks ago you made a presentation in front of a group telling them the story of pain and all that. what was the group? sherman: it was the paralyzed veterans of america health summit that we put on every year. this may

their solution is to dismantle the v.a., privatize the v.a. system and put veterans into the private health care system and have them pay insurance companies for whatever coverage they can get. whatever problems the v.a. health systems have had, they don't want it taken away. remember when ben carson proposed privatizing the v.a., and it got him an angry personalized letter from eight of the country's leading veterans organizations. well, now heads up. now the trump administration's v.a. is now the with this brand new vaguely worded health care proposal called the veterans consolidated access & rewarding experiences act. it's code for privatizing and voucherizing veterans' health care. this has just arisen and just been proposed. veterans organizations have not come out in full force to say whether or not they agree with this. but the veterans committee will review this next tuesday and we expect veterans will be on hand to testify. if you've been like me watching this for the last few years seeing conservative groups circling v.a. health care

brian: the head of the v.a. at the time left. i read that the inspector general of the v.a.d there were only 6 out of 40 that died. sherman: that story grew a lot of tentacles. it would not matter if it was one or 100. if someone dies, they should be held accountable. there was clearly inefficient. we reported in 2011 that they had a staffing problem. it was not addressed. on some level, it needed the attention. the undersecretary at the time was not a good leader. this was inevitable. it went way too far because it was not fixing the problem to talk about it in the way a lot of people did. issue so thate nothing was good enough. the reality is it was a system underfunded and understaffed too long. no one measured the need and provided the wherewithal to meet that demand. it was not unique to phoenix. phoenix is where the bottom fell out, but there were many facilities that could have been phoenix across the country. and while a lot of them were run by good, well-meaning people, it was going to fall apart at some point in that is exactly what happened in 2014. brian: any imp

the work of the vast majority of the v.a. employees, workers of the v.a. majority of the agencies -- although we may have philosophical differences how big those agencies should be or whether they should be at the role of the federal government -- at the end of the day the value of the federal employee is not ever questioned, at least by this member. but when we find bad actors, when we find bad policies, when we find bad procedures, when we find things that are inherently wrong and kept wrong, as the gentlelady from alabama so well pointed out, that when the culture becomes protecting the bad and punishing the good, then we have an issue that's developed far beyond the scope of what it should be. this is some of the things that we're discussing today, and i think it is worth the time on this floor. it's worth the time on the senate floor, as they have already passed this bill, and i think the concerns raised are the discussion of which has been addressed in this. so i think what we look at today, today's bill is a necessary step i believe for integrity, m

the v.a. clinic instead of seeing caucasian men with meal chairs and oxygen who were in their eighty's. the entire composition of the waiting room changed was full of young women and men of all ethnicities and they're all in their twenty's back from their first year long deployment in iraq. the typical service member came in with an inability to complete a two mile run within regulation time. most of them had already had a traditional work up for pulmonary disease including x. rays c.t. scans primary function testing all of these studies returned normal or near normal in almost every case. it was subtle because these service members complained of shortness of breath with exertion but their x. rays and function tests indicated that they shouldn't have any disability at all that doctors were throwing up their hands and saying what would cause a twenty seven year old man to have a long. long journeys or a respiratory condition eighty five year old man and they started pointing to their exposure t

getting these bills call in the lab the v.a. supposed to pay these bills and they don't and you're already sick with chemo and radiation also. nobody's paying them. i mean i mean right now we're quarter million dollars in debt from cancer. exposure's. politicians the congressional people that sort of tell us unfortunate drop is like a hot potatoes with sen. so we have no resolution i know of you still do minor cases we have attorneys for sure you. were going to see. were. you know it was awful didn't make it to a lot. of time so i can make with your golden rule the v.a. system itself. about fourteen years or for me it's no benefits that's why after ten years i don't get the benefits it was or i think a v.a. should take more. be more responsible with these guys because they have already put their lives on the line for us why would we. not give them the proper medical attention that they need why give them an appointment three months out and then. send it you know prolong it even more to maybe eight months nine months a year and t

she got a small stipend from the v.a. for that work. the halletts wanted most was to start a family, but, there was a problem. >> there's tons of shrapnel everywhere throughout his body. >> brangham: still, in your body today? >> yep, one of the pieces had connected itself to one of my testicles, so i have to take testosterone injections to get me back to normal. with that, one of the side effects is that is basically kills the sperm off. >> brangham: in order to conceive a child, the halletts only option was to try i.v.f.-- in vitro fertilization. i.v.f. is expensive-- it typically costs about 12 to $13,000 per try, and the first try often doesn't work, so the bills can stack up. but unlike all the other medical treatment related to jason's war injuries, the v.a. does not cover i.v.f. for wounded vets, so the halletts were paying for this themselves. in 1992, congress passed a law that led to the v.a. banning i.v.f. coverage. there were concerns over costs-- which are estimated to be about $500 million over five years. there were also

v.a.nowledges the shrt age and says they're willing to. health staff positions have ballooned to unsustainable solutions and don't for new hires. v.a. has added so many employees that they've nearly doubled their staff since the beginning of the war on terror. you you have not seen the equivalent growth in the veteran patient population at the v.a. union workers at the v.a. are supporting a bill sponsored by bernie sanders to fill the vai cans he is. what we're learning about a data breep that is impacting pizza hut customers. why did the company wait two weeks to reveal the issue? we'll tell t you. hey, jim, sarah. what a beautiful fall day we had. a chilly start and another chilly start tomorrow. we see temperatures starting to bounce back just bit. today we topped out at 64 ran tomorrow we'll be closer to 730 and by thursday we jump back to 73. we add a degree on saturday as well as saturday. we're back into the mid 70s by the end of the week. we could also use some rain. i'll tell you

in the wake of the v.a. scandal that found dozens of military vets died waiting to be seen by a doctor congress pushed a bill to authorize the v.a. secretary to demote, suspend or fire any v.a. employee based on conduct. it passed 368 to 3555. congresswoman wilson was among the 55 knows and she voted no on other v.a. accountability act and a funding resolution. >> martha: thank you. today on capitol hill the search for answers about what happened in the ambush. senator mccain and secretary mattis after they met today on the hill. >> i felt we were not getting sufficient amount of information and we are clearing that up now. >> we can do better at communication. we can always improve on communication. that's what we'll do. >> martha: my next guest not only a member of congress and major in the air national guard, illinois congresswoman adam kinkinger served an iraq and afghanistan as pilot in the air force. good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> martha: before we get to ongoin

host: the head of the v.a. at the time left.ead that the inspector general of the va said there died.nly 6 out of 40 that sherman gillums: that story grew a lot of tentacles. it would not matter if it was one or 100. if someone dies, they should be held accountable. there was clearly inefficient. 2011 that they had a staffing problem. it was not addressed. theome level, it needed attention. the undersecretary at the time was not a good leader. this was inevitable. it went way too far because it was not fixing the problem to demagogue the issue so that nothing was good enough. the reality is it was a system underfunded and understaffed too long. andne measured the need provided the wherewithal to meet that demand. phoenix is where the bottom fell out that there are many facilities that couldhave been phoenix. good peoplen by but it was going to fall apart at some point. host: any improvement? sherman gillums: there has been improvement. because the public is aware of this and looks for it, that is doentive for va leaders to bette

what is happening to this v.a. worker?nymore. here's the good news, under this administration and it's important to note that this occurred a year ago under the obama administration. they are now actually able to finally fire and get rid of these people because of a bill that president trump signed into law called the v.a. accountability whistle law protection act. i was honored to stand behind the president as he signed it into law. this bill greatly shortens the amount of time it takes to fire a v.a. employee instead of sometimes years. it's now going to take weeks. secretary shulkin had said they are in the process right now of firing this individual and that is the good news. things are starting to change at the v.a. there is still a lot of work to do. i think this is a real success story, this administration. we don't hear a lot about it. but i do think we need to hear more. because they are starting to do good things they v.a. pete: why has it been so difficult? i hear all these things and read comments about it. we

help.nt to the v.a. for in a story i've heard repeated veterans from this war and from wars past, the v.a. idn't give him the counseling that he wanted and needed. lot just prescribed him a of medication. so many medications that at the 30, james hatfield died of a heart attack. the medications prescribed by the v.a. the first time james' father to got on an airplane was go to his son's funeral. that, do better than america. we can do better than that for people who have put their lives the line for our country. [applause] congressman: i recently got a call from another veteran i served with, named pete. i hadn't heard from pete in a hile, i hadn't heard from him because he's homeless. homeless. and you know, james and pete, the only americans who have been left behind. we've been leaving behind factory floors, whose jobs have been taken over automated out of existence. sed to be able to bring home a good paying salary to their family with dignity. used tost americans who serve in planned parenthood brin

ten years ago defund the v.a. throw it into a crisis and then as soon as it's in a crisis all the republicans got my god oh my god it's in a crisis our hair is on fire they cause that crisis they're doing the same thing with the so security administration that i think you know when bernie sanders said that trump is a fraud this is exactly what he's talking about this guy goes on campaign says i'm not going to cut social security i'm not going to cut medicaid not going to cut medicare and now we know for a fact that not tried to cut all three he's tried to cut all three he's not a champion for the working class he's not only is the defender of white supremacy he's a fraud and he's an ultimate billionaires like himself already benefits are being cut what is going to people's ability to access those benefits that's clear there's already what this does what this does is it causes frustration when you get millions of people who are trying to get the services that they paid into for years and years and they're told i'm

after being denied medical assistance and benefits from the v.a. initially, jennifer reached out to the advocacy group burn pits 360 and my office. along with others, and as a team, we helped her navigate the complicated v.a. process, cut through the red tape, and give her the benefits she had earned. visited jennifer at her home during our kitchen table talk she told me about her daily struggle raising two small children while battling pancreatic cancer. she was brave and had an optimistic attitude. she told me what it was like living every day in iraq right next to the burn pit. the smoke, the smell, the irritated cough, and the sickness that followed. her main concern was to ensure er husband and children were going to be going to be ok after she passed. her second concern was for her fellow veterans who, like her, were exposed to burn pits. she wanted to bring awareness to hat she called, quote, the agent orange of agent orange of our generation, unquote. imagine that. during the toughest battle of her life against an aggressive cancer, she ele

we created v.a. choice to better serve the health care need of veterans not to create a new source of uncertainty about whether they will be able to get the care they need. that's unacceptable. it defeats the entire purpose of the program, and until congress steps in to improve the program, more providers will drop out of the program and more veterans will be harmed. these men and women have given our country so much and they deserve all they care in an efficient manner. the providers -- their providers need to be paid on time so the veterans can get the treatment they need. when the system fails those who never failed us, trust degrades. we can do better than this. we must do better than this. i know my colleagues on the senate veterans' affairs committee are working hard to solve these issues. i'm working with them to make sure that any new version of community care for our veterans takes into account the rural challenges that -- the challenges that rural health care faces. we owe it to them. we ne

so he went to the v.a. for help. and in a story i've heard repeated by too many veterans from this war and from war's past, the v.a. didn't give him the counseling that he wanted and needed. they just prescribed him a lot of medications. so many medications that at the age of 30 james hassle died of a heart attack just from taking the medications prescribed by the v.a. the first time james's father ever got on an airplane was to go to his son's funeral. we can do better than that, america. we can do better than that for people that have put their lives on the line for our country. and i recently got a call from another veteran i served with named pete. i hadn't heard from him in a while. turns out i hadn't heard from him because he's homeless. he's homeless. and, you know, james and pete, they're not the only americans who have been left behind. we've been leaving behind americans on factory floors whose jobs have been taken over by robots or automated out of existence and used to be able to bring home a good paying

books on the raucous home support seem to get to five weeks tell us a huge you sent packing by the v.a. offer this humble and thirty minutes to his on his manager's consternation. got to believe through done you can check in thirty minutes. on bones you mean pava glanced in a second against the ten men on hof. semen to vote out of the photon eighty three minutes another wouldn't hold back on his votes men who acknowledge the part the crowd had played in their victory. by a book meanwhile clearly felt the ref was to blame for the latest setback visitors remain mired in a basement bottle. ok check out all the bundesliga standings after this weekend's games by a minute go back to their familiar perch at the top of the table for the first time the season ahead of dortmund leipzig and over move up to fourth in the bottom half had a berlin guard all get a boost amberg braman in cologne are still stuck in the relegation zone. i'm brian thomas for the entire news team here in berlin thanks so much for being with us and we'll be back again don't forget at the top of the hour. stories that peopl

john young is spending billions to turn the v.a. into a tourist area and the one son special tourist zone foreign investors have already plowed around one and a half billion dollars into an area covering around four hundred square kilometers . guests have to know what they can expect during the visit like when the country's military conducts swimming tests in the very day in front of their supreme leader one son for kim jong il and it's a location with family history his grandfather kim it's on the founder of the country also had a home here tourism and nuclear weapons a combination no seen to symbolize kim jong un survival strategy north korea. economy structure cannot produce much hard currency but the reason even though the amount top hard currency he earns not so great but it is in north korea terms it is easy money. plans to expand are in place the first ski slopes in the mountains directly behind one sunday have already been completed to attract a wealthier clientele a golf course is slated to follow currently around five thou

complaining about the illness is from their exposure from the berm pits would really literally send a v.a. broke and they don't want to pay it so the wady and decades a lot of those soldiers will die in a time and they will have to pay and. called her over to get the middle finger to move using the bottle is. delayed and i hope you die. a bachelor sudden passing i have only just learned you were a south and taken your last turn. here at the top to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry for me i could so i write these last words and hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never again like it said one does not leave a funeral in the same as one enters in mind it's consumed with death this one. it's a speech he announced because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. a world without border

the v.a. rule is similar to a bill introduced together with representative brownley called the vets act. existing license requirement for v.a. service providers are not in line with the technology and care available today. outdated regulations prevent did -- prevent individuals to receive care within the v.a. system from accessing qualified providers that utilize telemedicine, simply because of geography and a state border. that's wrong and we must change it. i urge my colleagues to co-sponsor the vets act, and work to give our veterans access to the best care possible. our service men and women answered their country's call. let's be there for them when they return home. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection

even though as you rightly point out, cleaning up the v.a.ferent than what he has said. that's why so many people, zach, i think are critical of the president when he tries to talk about the military. >> right. you go back to khan. >> gold star father. >> i would say he criticized people with ties to the military who criticize him. that's an important distinction. >> yeah, it is. >> you can tie john mccain to that and his criticism of the senator. all right. it's a tough issue. zach wolf, we appreciate you weighing in. >> a lot of news. the third trump travel ban not taking effect as planned today. a federal judge in hawaii blocking travel ban 3.0, which was supposed to go into effect today. the revised plan "suffers from the same maladies as the predecessor and discriminates based on on nationality. new restrictions would have covered eight countries. sarah sanders called the ruling dangerously flawed. the justice department will appeal. >>> this morning, an ethics watch dog deal heads to court, accusing the president of violating a clause s

that is what will make the a the ideal provider -- v.a. the ideal provider. >> sunday night at 8:00 on q&a. in washington today, the head of u.s. central command general joseph hotel talked about the military campaign against isis and cooperation with allied forces in the region. he is introduced by the ambassador of the united arab emirates. this is half-an-hour. >> i want to give a special thank you to dr. john duke anthony. of thehony has been one most active proponents for bringing people who care about this region together. not just through this conference but all the time. and theership that he council have displayed has really helped bring together the u.s. and arab world, particularly the gulf area programs organized by the national council, such as the study abroad program really helped build very important bridges between the united states and the arab world. when we talk about the middle east it is too tempting and too easy to focus on the challenges and the problems you i genuinely -- to encourage and expose americans to the ve

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