Hit by bullets but he lived to talk about it. Charld hurd live at Oakland Police headquarters with his story. Reporter Oakland Police officers telling me tonight theyre baffled by this. The victim telling me that he took that wrong turn after he left his girlfriends house. Thats when his car started shaking and bullets started flying. It was just by grace and blessing that i survived. Reporter and when you look at josephs car, its hard to believe he got out of it without a scratch. They said it was anywhere between 40 and 50 shots. The police found over 30 casings. Reporter his car was hit at least 18 times. Most of the daniel was done in the back here. Reporter the former oakland raider turned firefighter says he got lost leaving his girlfriends house on the 2,000 block of 102nd avenue. Thats when someone opened fire. The person who was shooting stopped and reloaded his weapon or got another weapon. There was a pause in the gunfire. Reporter frantic, etcema ducked escaping a bullet th
My first stop in the series was at the Commonwealth Fund to learn more about health care and how it got so expensive. We solicited a lot of patient stories through social media and at the end of the series i had this bank of woe of patient stories, people who were smart for the most port New York Times readers who had not been able to make the system work. By there time you are finished, you realized you just scratched the service. I felt like i needed to know because it shows how prices had gotten as a physician to tried in the 80, i knew health care had not always been this way. I wanted to understand how did we get to this system which literally nobody seems to like right now. And by understanding that how can we get to a better place. We have seen so many efforts reform and everybody agrees to needs to be reformed but as see see on the hill today we are still arguing. As you mentioned, you are a physician i am a physician. We went to the same medical school. Harvard medical school.
Costs and got provided guidance to consumers. Shes interviewed by doctor david blumenthal, president of the Commonwealth Fund. Its a pleasure to be here with you. I want to congratulate you on an incredibly readable review of our Healthcare System and proposals. I have a ton of questions based on my background as a physician and of course as a id like to ask a couple questions for context and why did you write this book and why did you write it now . I had worked for a couple years on a series with the New York Times. I first got the necessaries from the Commonwealth Fund to learn a little bit more about our Healthcare System and it had gotten expensive and then during that series we solicited a lot of stories through social media and at the end of the series 2 years later i had this bank of kind of patient stories, people who were smart and for the most part the New York Times reader just hadnt been able to make the system work so that was one aspect to another aspect was in the newsp
Left behind. When i say a little bit here. For a window of time this morning people did have a chance to get out and have some fun. This is my second time ever seeing snow. I left class its snow. Who doesnt want to come out and play. Some couldnt wait to see the snow and take pictures. Its for my mom and family and enjoying ououelves. Home its 90 degrees. Quite a day for a college visit. I think its a sign i should come here because i always wanted to live somewhere where it snows. Ive been living in that whole life. It would be nice to get some snow. Ive never seen it fall like this and its so pretty, campus looks. Its really pretty. Blowing the snow out of the way to make sure students could get to class. Some shovelled snow off the pathways in downtown. Others picked it up for a sisterly snow ball fight. It looked pretty coming down. Spartanburg saw a coating of winter white. Its magical actually. A surprise site for many who will have the photos to remember. Last time it was all ic
Ground breaking center. Located at the state department. The museum is dedicated to demonstrating the importance of diplomacy of American History. This is about 50 minutes. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome under secretary of state patrick kennedy. Former secretaries of statstate. Accompanied by the secretary of state john kerry. [applause] good afternoon. It is my great pleasure to welcome everyone here today for the Ground Breaking ceremony for the new United States Diplomacy Center. A state of the art museum and education resource that will illustrate the department of states 225 year history of supporting our Nations National security efforts. I suspect that i was asked to officiate today because i might be the only remember of secretary kerrys Leadership Team that has actually worked for every single secretary of state in attendance, beginning with secretary kissinger. [applause] as a Career State Department employee, i have the privilege of representing the multitudes of civil