. >> that includes donna and phil welch. when they built their home n 2001, they thought they were moving into an ideal countryside home. >> and we were so excited about moving to the country. um, fresh air, you know, kind of john denver-ish generation that we were from. and we were excited about bringing our children to the country. you know, building the home of our dreams. >> instead, like others in juliette, they got sick. >> several years after we moved in, i started developing some numbness in my feet. first in one foot, and then it just kept getting worse. and it just really was concerning. i would lose my balance. then, i had a stomachache for 3 weeks, really, really bad. i had been to the doctor, he drew blood, and he called me at work and said, your liver is almost in failure. he said, i've never seen liver enzymes as high as yours are. >> donna isn't the only one with severe health issues. mark goolsby, who once worked at the plant, doesn't believe it's safe to live here. >> there's been 12 people on this road alo

welch, welcome. >>> supervisor breed, chair, supervisor tang, supervisor chiu. i'm speaking in support of the amendments and therefore the legislation of supervisor chiu. i want to commend supervisor chiu on -- and his staff and the city attorney staff for diligently addressing our concerns as nonprofits. nonprofits in san francisco play a really unique role. we provide an extraordinary amount of services provided generally by city departments and other counties, and we are the principal developers of affordable housing in san francisco. in that regard, we are in virtually constant contact with elected officials in terms of advocating changes, advocating budgets, advocating policies. and supervisor chiu's amendments recognize that fine line between lobbying and policy and advocacy. as he said in his opening remarks, we are under an extraordinary burden from the federal government, a burden that has been widened in the recent controversy in d.c. over the role of 501(c) (4)s. it would have been virtually impossible for us to register as originally this legislation

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look back when jack welch left general electric. it was a game of thrones. you look at mark fields.taken over with ford. is he benefiting from those legendary big shoes to fill? or is that going to make it harder for him? >> one challenge i see for him is that allen mulally put together a culture change. ford has been a company of sharp elbows, internal competition. allen mulally acted like oil on the waters to smooth everything out. everybody likes him a lot he has done a lot to change that culture. can mark fields come in, a long time ford guy come in and maintain that culture change and bring the company back even more? >> let's talk about gm. it's over the ignition switch problem. bottom line, 13 people died. the company has a new ceo who will have to guide through all of this. at the same, it has a legal department making sure it has protection from any kind of liability because of its bankruptcy. gm, how much trouble is theic in addition problem going to be? it will stay in the headlines, negative headlines for some time? >> actually, if you look at sales, people have not stop

. >> novato police look at it jennifer welch said a car was stolen from the school parking lot also on saturday. and that sometimes the creek behind the park and base baseball fill can attract homeless. >> schools that have creeks in the backyard with pay attention to those areas. >> in that area i was able to obtain the mother says she saw her daughter being lured away by these two men. she started screaming her daughter's name, nicole came running back those two individuals walked away never turning their heads and got into a vehicle drove away. the description of the vehicle a white suv. >>> donald sterling's days as owner of the los angeles clippers could be numbered. the nba's owners advisory finance committee is set to hold a meeting tomorrow to discuss sterling's future as a team owner. yesterday nba's commissioner adam silver imposed an mba life ban on sterling and him imposed a $2.5 million fine. sterling told fox news he would not sell the team. however oprah winfrey wants to buy the team. the media mogul is in talks with two others to make a bid that if sterling is forced to

. >> later, owner/administrator ray welch says his attorney wouldn't let him talk on cam prp you about he said quote state licensing is doing their job and we are doing our job. no serious harm has come to a child. >> it shouldn't be this hard to get any information from the state of california. >> none of this sits well with parents like amanda and denise. >> it is not like i completely give over my parenting to the state of california. absolutely not. i'm a parent. i'm go toing to be active. but are you going it make it so difficult to lock at what is going on in these day cares an preschools? why is it so difficult in the state will hold a hearing on whether or not to shut down children's cottage beginning october 14th. meantime the day care remains open and children still remain in its care. we tried several times to get a comment from leaders at decolores but we never heard back from anyone. can you hear the full reply on our website. and some of these records are so troubling we can't talk about them on tv. if you're a parent, you will want to review tlhem. you can find all these

one is a ballot measure being pushed by three, sort of well-known, doug, calvin welch, doug charleston and the board of supervisors and david chu. what is the difference between those propels and are they trying to more or less accomplish the same thing? >> no, they are actually very opposite. on the surface, they have some similarities but where david's legislation would legalize and create a frame work for listings to continue. the proposed ballot initiative would make them impossible to operate, so that it would be reduced to a small hand full. they create a system for registry than anybody that wanted to rent out would need to register with the city. the chu legislation would make that somewhat private and information would be available under public records acts request. the ballot initiative would make it totally public. both would call for air b and b to collect and remit the 14% hotel tax, which the company said it will do this summer, two years, i might note after the san francisco treasurer said it should do so. but, there are a number of places they diverge. it creates a boun

welch. mr. welch: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, there's a reason that the american people hold the congress of the united states in such low esteem. we're providing them with some additional basis to have that opinion. and here's what it is. number one, this was an important investigation. we should do it. we should do it energetically and we should do it together. instead, information was constantly withheld from the minority. our own ranking member was cut off with really quite a bold gesture by the chairman at a certain point, and it created an impression that it was going to be a one-sided affair rather than a balanced cooperative approach. that's essential to having any credibility. the second thing is, what do we do about mrs. lowey: who took the fifth -- will lois lerner who took the fifth? and the manner which she did that took her to waive that. your side think she waived it and therefore should be held in contempt. our side, and we have the side of legal opinion, said she didn't waive it. you know, that's a legal

welch. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. welch: 30 years ago, america suffered an incredible tragedy. 241 marines in beirut lost their lives when terrorists bombed the barracks in which they were living. at that time we had a president whose name was ronald reagan, we had a speaker of the house named tip o'neill. different parties. that was an enormous tragedy. an investigation needed to be done and it was dobe of. it was done on a bipartisan basis. one investigation was done. and there was a presumption that no matter how tragic this was and no matter how important it was to hold people accountable and that was done, that everybody involved had the best intentions for america's future strength. and there seems to be a premise, at least to me, that this president of the united states has any less commitment to protecting the lives and safe i have to the american people than any other president. i'll tell you, i was an opponent of the war in iraq. and i was critical of the policy and the decisions of our then-president george

for matt welch, and lovely jedediah bila, i am kennedy, good night. lou: good evening, everybody. the tea party claiming victory after the republican primary election and taking back the house of representatives now is looking bleak indeed. we begin in nebraska with mitch mcconnell supposition. the tea party favor on the republican nomination, it more than doubling the vote total and he blasted president obama in his victory eech. we will go forward into the election reaffirming the same three pledges we made at the beginning of this campaign. number one, we said that we would have i just obamacare in the failed health policy but the obamacare that failed worldview. lou: senator ted cruz and other tea party organizations. they held off the republican nomination to replace shelley moore capital including the tea party express, citizens united and we will have more on those claims coming up on my commentary tonight. the news is not so good for democrats, ed janie surprisingly dropping out of the race after questions about lying on his resume. he was a registered republican who is od

format to welch of thank you for making this one of the greatest of my life. i m. kennedy. good night. loenin >> good evening. john boehner in the u.s. chamber of commerce have apparently joined forces to go against a common opponent , the republican party. baker and chamber president tom donahue blaming republicans for not supporting so-called comprehensive immigration reform. legislation that offers both amnesty for illegal immigrants and open borders. speaker boehner who has been wildly divergent in his views on such legislation today blamed members of his own party for resisting his leadership on the issue. he told the san antonio hispanic chamber of commerce that there are some members of my party that just do not want to deal with this. remember he was walking his republican colleagues on this same issue jgo. >> the appetite among my colleagues for doing this is not real good. but here is the attitude. don't make we do this. this is too hard. [laughter] you should hear them. lou: the u.s. chamber of commerce again tells an audience in washington they believe the democ

for matt welch and kmele foster. i'm kennedy. have a good night.ce? i'm a little horrible. the loco loco. >> at evening, everyone, i am ashley webster in for lou dobbs. less than 24 hours after congress approved the special elect committee on benghazi, speaker john boehner has named his purchase of them. democrats are still wondering as to whether or not they will participate. speaker boehner nominating a mix of republicans to join trey gowdy and attorneys and prosecutors and oversight committee members that have been emboldened investigation for the past 18 months. and the minority party is sending one representative to the panel. they have suggested boycotting the panel altogether. and speaker boehner explained the reasoning to our own reporter earlier today. chief intelligence correspondents catherine herridge has the latest format that shows john boehner and the republicans select committee members meeting for the first time. they bring with them legal military or intelligence experience and speaker boehner explained in the exclusive interview. >> what i try to do is to

for matt welch and peter suderman, i'm kennedy. thank you very much, good night. lou: good evening new evidence tonight speaker boehner has the impression he cannot trust the white house. along with more reasons why the republican party cannot be able to trust john boehner. we begin with thwhite house senior obama advisers telling valerie jarrett that speaker boehner is working in concert with the way house on immigration legislation'' mack we have a commitment from speaker boehner who is very frustrated while pushing t message of the window between now and august to get something done he repeated that statement leading to the backpedal but as we have reported here extensively he has changed his mind on comprehensive immigration reform at least 10 times since last july. on april 24th, he openly mocked his republican colleagues for not going along with the immigration reform. >> the appetite amongst my colleagues were doing this is not real good. this guy is back here with a camera but here is the attitude. don't make me do this. this is too hard. you should hear t

for matt welch and kmele foster, i'm kennedy wishing you, a very good night. [ applause ] . >> if i'm going to help my brain come to fruition, i'm going to have to feed it quality nutrition. >> the food police are here, eager to force us to eat better. >> the epidemic is worse than previously estimateed. >> over 95% of all americans will be overweight or obese in two decades. >> over 95% of us? >> say no, gmo. john: do you know what's in our foods. >> poison, classified as poison. john: and you better not eat meat. >> i haven't made a steak ever. john: some say don't eat anything with a face. >> so many different types of vegan alternatives to cheese, milk, ice cream. john: after all, saturated fat is evil. >> it clogs up the arteries. john: what if it doesn't? >> is everything we've been told about eating fat to date wrong? john: food fight, that's our show tonight. there's lots to debate about food. we start with the newest fight. gmo food. 90% of all corn grown in america is genetically modified now. that means it grew from a seed that scientists altered by playing with genes. the

and that's matt welch from reason but, i think it was good because it got a ton of press and it showed this law exists because most people don't realize that this idiot iing ruic rule about water vapor is now a law. if anything proves that we have too many bureaucrats trying to come up with ideas for laws then this is prove of it. >> what is our government punishing successful quitters like me. i haven't had a cigarette in six months. >> i know almost nothing about ecigss do they have to be abacc. >> no tar. >> you get the nicotine but out of you comes water vapor. >> is that like we don't want people to be associated with the idea of smoking. there's no harm to anybody aurn. >> it's the idea that it simulates a behavior. >> what's the problem? >> no. >> that's one of their arguments but that's a false argument. basically all this is is a delivery system much like gum or patches accept this works. do you know what i mean? >> well then the issue is gum and patches. they are saying this whole thing about denormalizing or seeing children seeing this and thinking it's normal and then tryin

for matt welch and kmele foster, i'm kennedy wishing you, a very good night. [ applause ] lou: good evening, everybody. veterans affairs secretary-general eric shinseki is out. the general resigned his post just over a month after allegations first surfaced that 40 veterans died while waiting for medical appointments in phoenix. an allegation that led to a watchdog report that found systemic problems at va health care facilities across the nation. president obama announced the general's departure at the white house. >> a few minutes ago secretary shinseki offered me his own resignation. with considerable regret i accepted. lou: the president went on to say that politics played a role in his decision. >> we occupy a not just a, an environment that calls for management fixes, we avenue also got to deal with congress and you guys and i think rick's judgment that he could not carry out the next stages of reform, without being a distraction himself. lou: those cls for shinseki to resign had snowballed this week. both republicans and a steady stream of democrats have been calling for his head. bu

for matt welch and kmele foster, i'm kennedy wishing you, a very good night. [ applause ] >>> good evening, everybody. illegal immigrant children are flooding over our southern border with mexico. the department of homeland security estimating nearly 60,000 children will cross our border illegally without their parents this year. secretary jeh johnson of homeland security claim thad number will actually double next year. the obama administration now estimates the cost of feeding, housi housing, and transporting at nooert $2 billion to u.s. taxpayers. johnson testified before the house judiciary committee today and he was either unable or unwilling to provide any concrete specific answers as to how our federal government plans to deal with this crisis. >> could you describe this plan to this committee? >> sure. a couple of things, and it's definitely a work in progress. we're building on this because it's a growing problem, and we need to take steps to address it, and i'm open to additional steps. in fact, when i go back to my office, i'm going have meeting on this very subject. >> unbeliev

you sunt be able to tell sergeant welch from sergeant worth from a guard 10, 15 years ago.t the individual guard. it's about the collective honoring of those who have gone before us. everybody has a creed accident creeds are really -- without anything behind them, they are kind of just words on paper, for but for us we take it very much to heart. my dedication so the sacred wholehearted. my standard will remain perfection. i will walk my tour in humble reverence. surrounded by well-meaning crowds by day and alone and thoughtful peace at night. >> if you come to d.c., you've got to go see it yourself in person. coming up, the epa goes after your wood stoev and a woman arrested for clapping? ask this question, were women happier at work or at the answer next on the grapevine. r fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. r fiber. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. and the award goes to ceramics house. congratulations. thank you. the success of your small

for matt welch and kmele foster, i'm kennedy wishing you, a very good night. [ applause ]♪ ♪ ♪ >> lasti said that if we found misconduct, it would be punished and i meant it. a few minutes ago eric shinseki offered me his resignation and i accepted with considerable regret. neil: secretary eric shinseki was out. but the problem is remain. problems have been piling up for decades now under this president and the president before him so removing a figurehead doesn't remove the problem with the figure. we spent a lot of money and we do not seem to be helping the very folks for whom it is intended. what does that mean where does it go? the president has intimated that he would like to get more money going the agency's way. but before we find out what the agency is doing with the money they are to have, could that be compounding the problem? welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. with this is austan goolsbee. patrick, over to you on whether more money, regardless of who is in charge now, will be the answer. >> i wouldn't give them another dime i know, there's something rotten in this state he

and jack welch went home with a whopping $417 million. now to the dangerous wildfires in oklahoma, they began yesterday and 27,000 acres have been scorched. 1 per has died, 26 people have been injured. high winds will, it is worried, fuel the fire tomorrow. our own kevin corriveau is here to look at the weather in the area. kevin. >> satellite weather over oklahoma things are very dry, things are very cloud dpree. we have high pressure dominating the area. stagnant air there, every single day we are seeing the temperatures getting higher and here's. some more video out of that area, guthrie oklahoma, just to the north of oklahoma city. you can see how low the visibility is with the smoke and we are looking to see this really increase tomorrow. it's not just the area of guthrie. parts of oklahoma there is other wildfires burning as well. in 36 counties actually there are fire bans in effect that will continue for tomorrow as well as the next day. come back to the weather wall, let's look at the temperatures going around the region. tempera

for matt welch and peter suderman, i'm kennedy. thank you very much, good ♪.ohn: it's wedding season! this year three million americans will promise to stay together. >> forever! forever! forever! >> or not. >> married only four months our divorce lasted 6 1/2 years. >> this is how i put gas in the rolls-royce. >> okay, here she comes. john: they keep getting married. >> you may kiss the bride. john: and spend lots! >> my god. >> so pretty in pink. john: before the wedding, we're told to spend money on diamond engagement rings, how else would two months' salary last forever. marriage is the union between a man and woman. john: that's changing. >> i just fell in love and fell in love again and fell in love again. john: finally, what's the point of marriage, why is marria good? >> i promise to be true to you in good times and bad. john: that's our show tonight. dearly beloved. most weddings begin with that phrase, it's an old greek phrase used to welcome people to big events. few events are as big as a dding. >> wedding season. john: next month, june is thought

for matt welch and kmele . >> is the american dream dead? >> is the american dream dead? >> dead? people say it is. >> only one out of four americans still believe in the american dream. john: why is that? >> lemonade for sale! 50 cents! >> maybe because there are so many rules it's almost impossible for me to sell lemonade legally. >> too much is illegal. >> i wasn't allowed to bake and sell anymore. john: despite the obstacles people keep creating silly things like a bar with market prices. a new food. 2 million dollars in sales. and all sorts of grand ideas. >> want to buy a fox t-shirt. john: the most patriotic thing you can do as an american and be filthy rich. risky business. ♪ old time rock 'n' roll >> there's a time for playing it safe, and the time for risky business. john: that's our show tonight. ♪ just take those old records off the shelf ♪. john: risky business for those of you who know the tom cruise movie, i want to be clear, our show is not about running a brothel in your home. we'll talk about other risky businesses. actually all business is risky because most fai

welch. mr. welch: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, there's a reason that the american people hold the congress of the united states in such low esteem. we're providing them with some additional basis to have that opinion. and here's what it is. number one, this was an important investigation. we should do it. we should do it energetically and we should do it together. instead, information was constantly withheld from the minority. our own ranking member was cut off with really quite a bold gesture by the chairman at a certain point, and it created an impression that it was going to be a one-sided affair rather than a balanced cooperative approach. that's essential to having any credibility. the second thing is, what do we do about mrs. lowey: who took the fifth -- will lois lerner who took the fifth? and the manner which she did that took her to waive that. your side think she waived it and therefore should be held in contempt. our side, and we have the side of legal opinion, said she didn't waive it. you know, that's a legal

that is what happened to the welch family when they went out for mother's day brunch and noticed a $5haved kid discount on their receipt. dad says that's a bad idea. mom thinks it's great. randy, how on earth could you think it's a bad ideaed for good kids to get a discount? >> start with who is going to be the judge of good behavior? you can't possibly have a uniform standard. you could have a restaurant owner who is single, who doesn't have kids, who will be a very short fuse and maybe you have an owner who has six kids. and how do you distinguish between a child misbehaving and a child with issues? and with my kids, everybody behaves because they're all on their phones. >> how many times have you gone to a restaurant and the kid next to you is behaving like linda blair. mom and dad, can you do something? you incentivize them, perfect. if our kid misbehaves, we're dragging them out of the vaup restaurant. but that's us. >> what's wrong with this, the child makes a lot of noise, you take them outside until the tho noise stops. you'd agree, wouldn't you? >> whether i agree or disagree

for matt welch and kmele >>> good evening, everybody. breaking news at this hour. the house of representatives has just voted to hold former internal revenue service official lois lerner in contempt of congress. lerner refused to cooperate with the house oversight committee's investigation into the targeting of serconserve ty groups. the house approved the resolution just a moment ago. the vote, 231-187. six democrats did vote along with the entire republican membership. lerner would become the second obama administration official to be held in contempt of congress after attorney general eric holder who became the first sitting u.s. attorney general in american history to be held in contempt after stonewalling the fast and furious investigation back in 2012. house republicans claim that lerner has already waived her fifth amendment right. she declared her innocence in front of the house oversight committee last year, and in so doing, expressed her views and waived her right to the fifth amendment. congressmen saying that she cannot simply decide, pick and choose, w

welch, welcome to mad money. >> thank you very much jim, very excited to be here with you. >> all right, sir. i think that a lot of our viewers don't understand how the process works to get opinion leaders to use your drug versus a competitive drug. a very big company. there's articles that come out and protocols. decide where you are and why you're confident that once the fda approves it doctors will be using your drug and not the other guys? >> well it all comes down today at -- to data. of all the metrics lung doctors' care about when treating this terrible disease, the data stack up very, very well in terms of the efficacy as well as the safety and tolerabitiy. they're very excited about the data. >> how much will the fda take into account that it's been approved in a lot of places and it's done well. >> it is approved in europe and canada, china, japan, many other countries. the fda takes it's own process and we respect that process. we asked us to do another study. we did that study. the results are incredibly exciting and compelling and we believe that will put us over the finish

that is matt welch from "reason." i think it was good because it got a ton of press.don't realize the idiotic rule of water vapor is now a lawyer in new york city. if anything proves we have too many bureaucrats trying to come up with ideas this is proof of it. >> brian, what is our government punishing successful quiters like me? i haven't had a cigarette in six months. >> that's what i heard. i know almost nothing about ecigs? >> tobacco, but no tar and the dangerous chemicals. >> it is water vapor. >> you get the nicotine, but out of you comes the water vapor. >> is this a moral stand like we don't want people associated with the idea of smoking? there is no harm to anyone around you. >> it is the idea it simulates a behavior. >> could one put marijuana or something else inside of it? >> no, not at all. >> never. >> then what's the problem? >> actually that's one of their arguments, but it is a false argument. basically all this is is a dlefer resystem -- a delivery system like gum or patches except this works. >> well then the issue with gum and patches, they say

welch. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. welch: 30 years ago, america suffered an incredible tragedy. 241 marines in beirut lost their lives when terrorists bombed the barracks in which they were living. at that time we had a president whose name was ronald reagan, we had a speaker of the house named tip o'neill. different parties. that was an enormous tragedy. an investigation needed to be done and it was dobe of. it was done on a bipartisan basis. one investigation was done. and there was a presumption that no matter how tragic this was and no matter how important it was to hold people accountable and that was done, that everybody involved had the best intentions for america's future strength. and there seems to be a premise, at least to me, that this president of the united states has any less commitment to protecting the lives and safe i have to the american people than any other president. i'll tell you, i was an opponent of the war in iraq. and i was critical of the policy and the decisions of our then-president george

the court first held that louisiana could not welch on an obligation. a few years later after there had been a change in administration and the northern troops have been removed from the south they took the opposite view and decided the case which was embarrassingly inconsistent with marshall's early ruling. i really think there's a connection between the reconstruction of states rights attitudes that developed in those years and the document of sovereign immunity which later on became not only protected from paying debts but it developed over the years and it now protects the states from having their agents being required to follow federal law and the 11th amendment anyway it moved into the area where it's implicit in the plan of the convention even though four of the five people in the chisholm case didn't understand it. then it developed to the point where they required strict or statements of federal intends to impose liability on state officials. the agacio tarot hospital case basically announced that rule and in response to that rule congress adop

strengthen the military crackdown making it faster and more efficient political analyst daniel patrick welch says talks were never part of his plan. he has absolutely no intention of conducting negotiations and he absolutely says so and various other things for he says that the operation needs to be stepped up and it needs to be what he called more efficient and we see what that means today right that means involving. shelling against civilians bombs isn't that fall in the air occupied like. fighter jets and helicopter gunships and grand lodges against. urban populations. and on our website r.t. dot com you can find out more on the situation in ukraine including the timeline of the current events on the background and analysis of the unrest that. now the leading lights of the bahraini opposition not bill are jobs as the human rights situation in his country has hit a new life since he was imprisoned he was recently released after spending more than six hundred days in jail for taking part in what authorities in bahrain say were illegal gatherings and monarchy posts on twitter all to has visi

some cases arising out of louisiana, the court basically -- they first held that louisiana could not welch on an obligation, and then a few years later after there'd been a change in administration and the northern troops had been removed from the south, the court took the opposite view and decided a case which is an embaringly inconsistent with marshall's early ruling, and i think it's not -- there's a connection between the reconstruction states rights attitude that developed in those years, and the doctrine of sovereign immunity, which later on became not only protection from paying their debts but it develops over the years it now protects the states from having their -- no longer relies on the 11th amendment which didn't fit very well anyway. it moved into the area where it's implicit in the convention, even though four of the five people in the chism case didn't understand that. but then it developed to the point where they required stricter statements of federal intent to impose liablity on the state for. the hospital case basically announced that rule. and in response to that rule,

for matt welch and peter suderman, i'm kennedy. thank you very much, good >>> good evening, everybody. the v.a. hospital scandal is now wide widening, spreading to at least five states with a growing chorus of calls for the resignation of v.a. secretary eric shinseki. late last night, two workers were suspended from the v.a. hospital in durham, north carolina for what administrators call, quote, inappropriate scheduling practices. and two dozen texas lawmakers are calling for an investigation into corruption in three v.a. hospitals in their home state. lamar smith leading the group after claims of delaying ccer testing procedures for veterans simply to save money. the new reports come one week after a v.a. employee in cheyen cheyenne, wyoming was suspended after e-mails showed that he gave explicit hospitals to a hospital in ft. collins, colorado on how to, quote, gain the system and hide long treatment delays. the scandal originally revealed after a retired doctor from the phoenix v.a. hospital claimed that as many as 40 veterans

sian welch and wendy ingraham friends and come pet et irs.fessional triathletes and among the year's strongest contenders. >> i put a huge effort into the event for '97. i think on paper i can win this. >> for the first time i really believed i could win the hawaii ironman. >> i just saw a glow in her eyes. she was in probably the best head space that i had seen her in years. >> the day begins in the water where wendy promptly sets a new women's swim record. she expects to lose her lead during the bike ride, but it doesn't happen. >> and i was just like, what's wrong? am i here, is this the right day? are they still racing? did they crash? all these thoughts were going through my mind because no one had caught me yet. i was on cloud nine and i was just like, i think i might actually do it this time. i might actually win the ironman. >> the race is shaping up differently for sian. >> the day of the race, i knew that something was wrong with my body. about 30 miles into my bike i just was not able to keep anything down. it was almost like a pro

for matt welch and peter suderman, i'm kennedy. thank you very much, good back here next week. ♪ ♪ neil: well, apparently now it is not just your cell phone, comcast is considering limits to your wi-fi usage, and the more you use, the more you're going to pay. in language that only this industry seems to understand, because i certainly don't, you get knot of 30 -- north of 300 gigabytes which, apparently, is a lot, at least 70 movies which would seem to suffice, you start upping it. so you use more, you pay more, but i think i've heard this before. i thought they were making money hand over fist off the existing system. now they're gutting the system. is that right, is that fair? lcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. with my panel here i have a distinct minorit view. they're very big capitalists, and they're very big on gouging you, so now that you know that, let's bring in denny strigl, i've got my fox all-stars as well, gary b. smith and david asman and tracy byrnes. all right. so explain to me, denny, how this and why this makes --