are done wrong. do nothing keep door open so they could k50e7 an eye on me. pervasiveness of retaliation even though we have 100 years of laws against retaliating against whistle blowers in government. reporter: jonathan pushing for a protection bill help smothers and dr. klein. this is a shocking moment for the v.a. and the transformation can start in missouri. reporter: dr. klein said his life has been a living hell but he hopes it helps veterans get better care and whistleblowers better protection. back to you. chris: will, thank you. the coast guard is hoping to avoid massive cuts in president trump s budget so the timing could not be better for several high profile antismuggling operations. tonight, correspondent steve harrigan in miami looks at what the coast guard is doing to stay relevant and funded. roger, what you are going to switch your guard to the bridge.
do you think he makes it out of foreign relations? what about your committee? i can t predict that. this is very early in the process. let mr. tillerson, give him the chance to meet with senators in their offices and let him come before the committee, answer our questions, and we ll take it from there. do you support an investigation into russia s electronic hand into our election as mitch mcconnell has come out and said, as the speaker has come out and said? first of all, we know, basically russia s method of operations here. i m also chairman of the european subcommittee of the foreign relations committee. we ve healed hearings on the propaganda, the pervasiveness of it, campaigns in eastern europe, throughout europe and other countries. we also knew it before the election. so i m happy to get more information but we know what russia is up to. they are spreading
the confirmation hearings. as you said, as you well know, takes one republican to switch sides and the domination dies in committee prediction. do you think he makes it out of foreign relations? what about your committee? i can t predict that. this is very early in the process. let mr. tillerson, give him the chance to meet with senators in their offices and let him come before the committee, answer our questions, and we ll take it from there. do you support an investigation into russia s electronic hand into our election as mitch mcconnell has come out and said, as the speaker has come out and said? first of all, we know, basically russia s method of operations here. i m also chairman of the european subcommittee of the foreign relations committee. we ve healed hearings on the propaganda, the pervasiveness of it, campaigns in eastern europe, throughout europe and other countries. we also knew it before the election. so i m happy to get more information but we know what
to save this game. i m a steelers fan. but we have to know the truth, the players need to know the truth and the nfl needs to get out of the picture with the truth business because they are not giving it to us. it s as bad as the tobacco industry in the 90s. it is that bad, it really is. there was some study that the nfl was supposed to fund on the pervasiveness of this problem, andy. is the nfl still going to do that? well, no. and this story was a little confusing, carol. i ll give you a little background information. in 2012 the nfl gave the national institutes of health $30 million with no strings attached to fund whatever you want. espn s outside the lines is reporting the nih was going to use $16 million of that money to fund a study on cte to detect it while people are still alive because right now, of course, we can only detect cte once somebody has passed away. espn is reporting the nfl polled that funding or did not want the money to be used for that stupd
the pervasiveness of sexual violence against our girls. and i want to reiterate this is a conversation about children. we re not talking about women. this is about very young girls 10, 11, 12 13 14. and numbers like in oregon that girls who are reporting sexual violence when they come into the system report being sexually abused at least three times before the age of 12. this is about the pervasiveness of sexual violence in our communities. the question that has to be asked, why when it comes to poor girls who are black and brown girls to recriminalize that experience of violence. it does go to the issue of racial methodologies that oversexualize our girls of color that deny them the status of being a victim of survivor of violence.