coming up south carolina residents have paid millions of dollars into medicaid over the past few years so why won't governor nikki haley let them have that money back that and more into the eyes of the lone liberal rumble right after the break. well if you will show harmony why should be making college face i just i feel alone . a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. if they wait substory. let's give this guy like you would smear that guy stead of working for the people most issues the mainstream media are working for each other bribe writers be sure to fight. the good rather. liberal rommel or david alaska director of communications for the new york republican state committee who's visiting from our new york studios and neal asbury host of the truth for america radio show joins us from miami and david and neal well both of you thank you tom good to be with you good to have you with us and just just so we all know and so our viewers know there's just a very slight delay in the feed to and from new york so you kn

this time he's taking his lone star tea to south carolina. we'll talk to two political insiders there about what he's hoping to accomplish there. >>> also ahead, if chris christie wins re-election tomorrow, what will that signal for his presidential aspirations and that possible run against hillary clinton? the agenda panel will jump on those topics when we come back, after i triage all my cuts and bruises from chris matthews right there. we're back after that. doesn't like being sold to. the last thing i want is to feel like someone is giving me a sales pitch, especially when it comes to my investments. you want a broker you can trust. a lot of guys at the other firms seemed more focused on selling than their clients. that's why i stopped working at my old brokerage and became a financial consultant with charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. >>> so republican fire brand ted cruz is in another important 2016 state today. senator cruz, who visited iowa less than two weeks ago, is in south

coming up south carolina residents have paid millions of dollars into medicaid over the past few years so why won't governor nikki haley let them have that money back that and more into the eyes of the lone liberal rumble right after the break. i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough to. stay with sob story. but if this guy like you would smear that guy stead of working for the people most issues in the mainstream media are working for each other bribery must be sure to. come economists. would rather let alone. if it was a. very hard to make i. want to get some on here. live happy ever had sex with a perfect hair place. if it was safe if. if . the. david alaska director of communications for the new york republican state committee who's visiting from our new york studios and neil asbury host of the truth for america radio show joins us from miami and david and neal well both of you thank you tom good to be with you good to have you with us in just just so we all know and so our viewers know there's just a very slight delay in the feed to and from new york so you know if any will wi

and the state of south carolina fulfills these requirements. also, the i 85 transportation trustor on the order of and provided us with an infrastructure for future export opportunities. so, we took the responsible choice and located in south carolina. now for sustainable. to is committed sustainability. in fact, it has been selected as world's most sustainable automotive company by the dow jones sustainability index. just a few facts about how seriously we take sustainability at spartanburg. we use methane that normally would be burned in the atmosphere from a landfill to provide 50% of the plants total energy in about 30% of its electricity. we have an 11 megawatt on-site energy center. we also have a solar farm to 200 piecesrgy with of hydrogen fuel-cell material handlers, where the largest single fleet of hydrogen fuel cells in the world. we are zero waste to landfill for all nonregular waste. this program has earned us the number one spot on the epa's list of on-site green energy producers for the automotive industry. to vs and valuable ou

. >> south carolina a lindsey graham delivered the republican address focusing on the grad tude for the military -- gratitude for the military and he did mention god. >> many people spent thanksgiving day outdoors. as mike reports on this day, we found several people who said they are thankful for this country, health, and more than anything, family. >> a sprinkle of sunshine dripped through the trees providing a reflection on a day many do just that. >> we are just thankful and we're just talking about that for family and health to be able to walk through these beautiful woods. >> home to giants, to creeks, and a magnet for beauty. >> it's so great to see so many people sharing that view and coming to see it. >> it is a beautiful spot to spend your thanksgiving, but if we take you outside of the woods, you get that sense that a lot of people are grateful for no matter where they are or

south carolina won big today. texas tech, we're seeing right now. fresno state/nevada, just getting started. if you haven't seen jordan lynch play at northern illinois, watch him play quarterback. they were in a bcs game last year. they could be a bcs buster this season. louisville was off this week. ucla beating colorado right now. >> gus: first down and ten at the 49 for texas tech. another low snap in the middle. ball caught by eric ward. he'll get down at the 41. shaun lewis again. >> charles: shaun lewis one of my favorite players in college football. all over the place, playing coverage, blitzing. good, sure tackler in the open field. there's joe mitchell. a former safety, now turned linebacker. he's played well for oklahoma state this

in south carolina. saying nonunion is good for business. you know. unions saying, this is the tip of the union bashing ic iceberge don't like where this is going. >> i say this is about freedom, about businesses being able to invest where they want to, i think that unions, have taken advantage of boeing for too long in washington state, they know their cost, they know what they are getting in south carolina because it is a right-to-work state. that is why they move more of their capital there. neil: you think about it, boeing at this point has not taken employees out of seattle, and moved them to the follow or fired them and hired new, no worker has gone to address the new workers that are hired here. the unions keep telling me, when i talk to them, neil, you watch, this is a matter of time. >> well, neil, you know, they have not done it yet, i do think this fight is a long way from over because as you remember. two year ago national labor relations board filed a complaint against both -- boeing for moving jobs to south carolina, they dropped it but

translates to iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and florida. >> it's a little bit more "jersey shore" than newt rockney. the questions are can a center right republican like christie survive the primaries in 2016 and take the party back or control the further right. the other story i think will be the clintons. the virginia victory b will be seen as a victory for the clinton wing because of mcauliffe's long time association. you were showing the images there. the irony for obama is he's the guy who passes health care. the clintons don't. the clintons seem to be the political winners. >> very, very interesting. >> really. >> one more race to get to. >> this is a big one. >> it's viewed as a battle that will shape the future direction of the republican party. today's special election run-off in alabama's first congressional

>> joining me now, south carolina senator tim scott who was inside that room during the testimony. i mean, that takes your breath away. it is humiliating. >> unmitigated disaster. it was an awful, awful testimony from my perms. the fact of the matter is that the website should be the least of our concerns. we have to see health insurance coming up. we know that $400 million makes it synonymous with failure. one of my constituents had his information exposed. we could not get clarity on whether or not they would remove his information from the system. we tried over and over again. he tried and we were still left with no clear answers and she had no ability to guarantee during that testimony that our constituent would have his information removed from the system once they had already exposed him to other folks in north carolina. >> senator, there is an article in the atlantic with three guys who built the website better than this one that work with the

>> i grew up in columbia, south carolina. my wife and i are proudly from columbia, south carolina. my wife, jackie bolden as people know her. we are both the products of teachers. my parents were life-long teachers until they died. jackie's parents were life-long teachers until they died. we both grew up in the segregated south. so my being here is very improbable. if anyone had asked if i would be here growing up, i think it would have been a resounding "no." >> how did you get into the naval academy? >> i fell in love with the naval academy. they talked about life in the naval academy. there was a west point story. there were a lot of military stories when i was growing up. i saw the uniform. that's probably the biggest thing. and the fact that lots of girls and the fact that lots of girls came to the naval academy on the weekend. with no knowledge of the navy or the naval academy, i said, that's where i wanted to go. i decided to go to the naval academy in seventh grade. in ninth grade i started writing my congressmen, two state senators, and the president of the united states a

don't forget mitt romney only won south carolina with 54% a year ago. it's a very conservative state. rand paul saying tattoos and ponytails, et cetera, et cetera, that's all very true. and i appreciate that. he's looking for a younger electorate, a younger demographic. but his voting record and his colleagues that are running for president, their voting records are just as conservative as his. and that's fine, except when you say you're okay -- you're not okay with pro choice or you don't believe in marriage equality, et cetera, et cetera, then young people turn off from that. so the people with those ponytails, the people with those tattoos are going to look at him and say i like him on the nsa stuff but why does he hate women and why does he hate gay people and that's not okay. that just doesn't jive. so the policies have got to match the politics. right now rand paul is trying to thread that needle and doing it very unsuccessfully in my opinion. >> meanwhile he hasn't officially thread the needle because he said yesterday, hogan, that the decision o

from south carolina. scott from goose creek, south carolina, i'm a college professor in columbia, south carolina, at a private university. we're up for insurance open enrollment. i'm 35 years old, vegetarian, never smoked, ridiculously low blood pressure and cholesterol. i noticed the following about my policy: my share of premiums went up by 35-40%. in addition, my actual policy changed. my deductibles tripled from $250 to $750. i cannot get regular monthly prescriptions at my pharmacy now. i am sure there are other changes that i have not examined close enough to notice. thomas from elgin, south carolina, after submitting his personal information on healthcare.gov received a phone call from a mr. justin hadley, a north carolina resident, who informed him that when he signed onto healthcare.gov, he received all of mr. and mrs. dougal's personal information. this is a famous case. 572 people have been enrolled in obamacare in the state of south carolina. mr. president, obamacare is not working, and i fear

steven lloyd is a private physician specializing in colonoscopies in columbia, south carolina, he is also one of the few doctors in the area willing to speak on the record. >> people that had appointments that heir appointments rescheduled much later, and had an impact that went into a later stage, and therefore, lost the battle to live. >> reporter: this wasn't an oversight by the hospital. documents obtained by cnn showed the hospital knew the growing waiting list and delays in care were having deadly consequences. medical investigators reviewed the cases of 280 gastro intestinal cancer patients in dorn, and found 52 of the cancer cases were associated with a delay in diagnosis and treatment. cnn has obtained individual case like this one, a vet who had to wait nine months for a colon owescopy, a significant delay, according to va records which would have impacted the stage he was diagnosed. records indicate by the time this veteran had surgery, his cancer was at stage three. a second patient had to wait four months for an appointment. ten months for an endoscopy at which case he l

now in south carolina? some spots there's actually tornado watches until about 1:00 am this evening. here in georgia tomorrow morning expecting a duszing of snowy could create more problems, but the major issues are up the eastern seaboard near you, david where the brunt of the storm is expected to come this evening and all day tomorrow. david? >> robert for the airlines in addition to waiving the change fees what other steps are they taking in in advance of this storm? >> exactly. the change things fees are a big thing. there are a lot of people who have decided to take part, the airlines are telling people to get to the airports much earlier, anywhere between two to three hours before your flight to check on whether it will take off on time and get through the long security lines especially tomorrow. we also looked at the faa website, in the past couple of hours laguardia, philadelphia and memphis are expecting delays anywhere from 50 minutes to an hour. it looks like thanksgiving will be fairly clear eve

but even a 14% spike like in south carolina is making a lot of people unhappy. south carolina governor nikki haley joins us. good evening, governor. >> hi, greta, how are you? >> very well. so, governor, we are only four weeks and a day into the new obama care launch. how is it impacting your state? >> it's the disaster we always knew it would be. the manhattan institute said premiums would increase 14%. our director of insurance said we are looking at more like 70%. we are getting ready to see tens of thousands of people in south carolina get cancellation notices for their individual coverage and what we are seeing is exactly what we said was going to happen. premiums are going up. co-pays are going up. deductibles are going up. services are going down. this act is anything but affordable. >> so what are you going to do? >> you know, i think i'm going to do what we have always done. we have fought obama care in south carolina as much as we possibly could. >> we said no the ed state exchanges and medicaid expansion. what we are going to do is continue to talk to

i'm from the dream south, charleston, south carolina. as we like to say, all roads lead north from charleston. (laughter) where does this movie take place? >> it takes place in louisiana. >> stephen: okay, well that's understandable. those people are terrible. (laughter) south carolina, was slavery bad everywhere? because i grew up hearing that some slaves enjoyed at least the job security. i'm not saying slavery. (audience reacts) honest to god. i grew up being taught the civil war was not about slavery, it was about economic issues and about states rights and that a lot of slaves, you know, enjoyed the job security. >> i would doubt that very much. (laughter) >> stephen: you learn something new everyday. >> yeah. i will say no to that completely and emphatically, in fact. quite emphatically. >> stephen: okay. let me ask you something. i a lot of times -- i don't care but i hear you're a black guy. >> apparently. >> stephen: okay. if you're a black guy but you have an english accent. >> correct, yes. >> stephen: what is an english perso

south carolina politician john calhoun game up with nullification as a way to let slave-owning states ignore potential anti-slavery laws from washington. it was a terrible idea then, and it's a terrible idea now. critics have said the gop is stuck in the '50s, and they're right. the 1850s. joining me now are michael eric dyson and dana milbank. thanks for coming on the show. >> hi, reverend. >> michael, nullification surfaced at the final rally for a republican candidate last night. what's your thought on this? >> we've been celebrating the 50th anniversary of the march on washington and that speech that martin luther king jr. made. remember he said about those southern politicians whose lips were dripping with the words of interposition and nullification, this is what he was referring to. interposition is close lly alli to nullification. the idea states have the right to push back on federal law. and nullification is not only to push back on it, but to really refuse to implement it on the local level. so here we have the harkening back as you give the history lesson to those who are

the senator from south carolina and i are not opposed to seeking an interim agreement with iran as a way to create better conditions for negotiations on a final agreement. we join with some of our colleagues on a letter to the president in support of such an approach. before the geneva agreement. but our support was conditioned on the need for any interim agreement to be based on the principle of suspension for suspension. that is to say the iranians would have to fully suspend their enrichment of uranium and their development of their nuclear weaponization programs and infrastructure, including construction of the heavy water reactor at aria. the idea would be to freeze iran's nuclear program in place so that negotiations could proceed on how to roll it back without the threat that the iranians could use negotiations as a delaying tactic. and i remind my colleagues, they have done that time after time. in fact, the new president of iran mr. ruhani, bragged when he was negotiator that they were able to fool the negotiators and increase the century -- centrifuges from 150 to a thousan

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. >> an amtrak train from new orleans to new york has derailed in south carolina. they are trying to figure the cause of the train leashing the -- leaving the northern part of the state of south carolina. some passengers were taken to local hospitals but there were no major injuries reports. 200 passengers have to make the trip by bus. >> a 61-year-old marine vet is hospitalized after saving a woman plunging from the third deck of the coliseum. both were rushed to the hospital where our reporter got accounts of the drama. >> investigators combed sections 301 of the coliseum the closed off area where a woman jumped 15 minutes after the game ended. she was up there alone and intentionally fell despite pleas from a couple dozen people below urging her not to jump. one tried to catch her. >> she dropped so fast i could not harley believe it. it knocked the gentleman to the concrete and she bounced off andly the side of her head on the concrete. >> the woman and the man who tried to rescue her were brought here, he was conscious before the approval and told investigator

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mitt romney, the first candidate not to win south carolina and win since 1980. new pattern. >> we have to leave it there. thanks very much. happy holidays. >>> coming up next on "the lead" we get it, black friday lovers, some of you will fight strangers for a deal on a tv. this is so sad. how much money will some of these stores with the biggest savings make today? >>> and if you did battle the crowds at walmart today, you might have had a tough time just getting into the store. [ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart val

. >> reporter: south carolina attorney and his wife registered on the website but the couple's eligible letters containing private information were sent to a man in north carolina. >> it's just a system that, you know, we have been continually told cast secure and now i found out it's not secured. >> on this incident in south carolina, we actually were made aware of that yesterday and we implement a software fix yesterday to fix that. >> reporter: tavenner says upgrades are being made every day to make sure the site is secure. danielle nottingham, cbs news, capitol hill. >> and tavenner's boss health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will face more questions from congress tomorrow. >>> the mayor of north america's fourth largest city now admits to smoking crack cocaine. allegations surfaced in may that mayor rob port of toronto was caught on video taking drugs after months of avoiding the question this morning ford confessed to smoking crack about a year ago while drunk. police have a copy of the video but it's still unclear if ford's confession will lead to criminal charge

in south carolina and florida, he'll be spending a lot of time there. one state, of course, republicans lost last night, the key swing state of virginia. moving along here. and terry mcauliffe's win is the glass half full story line for the democrats. they might sweep, that's a big deal. major swing state, all good. they turned out. the coalition that was the obama coalition to carry a swing state like virginia. the glass is half empty here. the democrats have to do some soul searching this morning. health care is a real issue. this is not going away. people that said health care was a important issue to them picked cuccinelli. people who said the economy was important to them picked cuccinelli in virginia. just a couple of yellow flags democrats should be worried about. couple more things. look at the president's approval rating in the state of new jersey. 51% approval rating. we know he had had an all-time low in the nbc/wall street journal poll. things not going so well for the white house. finally, i want to show you this. the republican brand probl

we took the responsible choice and located in south carolina. now to sustainable. bmw is committed to sustainability. in fact, it has been selected as the world's most sustainable automotive company by dow jones. a few facts about how seriously we take sustainability at spartanburg. we use methane that normally would be burned in the atmosphere from a landfill to provide 50% of the plants total energy and 30% of the electricity. onsite energyatt center. we also have a farm to produce energy, a solar farm. we are the largest single fleet of hydrogen fuel cells of the world. we are zero waste to landfill for all nonregulated waste. this program has earned us the number one spot on the epa's list of green energy producers for the automotive industry. v as in valuable. our plant provides not only for the local and state economy but the entire country's economy as well. as soon as we open the plant, manufacturers flocked to the area in order to supply us with parts and materials necessary to produce our vehicles. today, there are 40 of them in the state and a total of 1

i wish that were true in south carolina, like it is not. every commander who was advised to go to trial in sexual assault cases and who declines to accept the judge advocates recommendation, that case is automatically sent of to the secretary of the service in question. so when the future as commanders have to decide how to deal with sexual assault allegations, when the lawyer tells them, sir, ma'am, this is a good case, and if for some reason the commander decided i disagree, and that case goes up to the highest civilian member of that service, the secretary of the air force in case of my service. that to me is a reform that will emphasize from the chain of command how important it is that we take these cases seriously. if we take the chain of command out, here's what we are saying, in my view. to every commander in the military, you're fired your country in -- you're fired. we immunize states senate have come to conclude that you, the commanders, are either intellectually insufficient to do this job, or you just don't have the temperament

i was born in 1954 in columbia, south carolina, deep south. and my parents left the south when i was pretty young. might parents moved to washington, d.c. in fact, i don't even remember when we moved. i once asked my father why did you move. and he said the following. he said well, we move because i feared that if we did not move one of two things is going to happen. either i was going to kill a white man or a white man was going to kill me. my parents were refugees from the jim crow south. like millions of people. i mean, millions of people. have to black people you might meet, they may be from san francisco, los angeles or detroit or philadelphia. you talk with them for a little while, you'll hear a story like this. millions, millions. after we moved i would go down to columbia often and spend my vacations there. i spent my summers there. i begins the book by saying i vividly remember going to see the movie the nutty professor. now, the nutty professor that i saw was the nutty professor starring jerry lewis. not the one starring -- what's th

and the state of south carolina fulfill these requirements. also, the i-85 transportation quarter and the part of trust and -- port of charleston provided us with an infrastructure. we took the responsible choice and located in south carolina. now to sustainable. bmw is committed to sustainability. in fact, it has been selected as the world's most sustainable automotive company by dow jones. a few facts about how seriously we take sustainability at spartanburg. we use methane that normally would be burned in the atmosphere from a landfill to provide 50% of the plants total energy and 30% of the electricity. we have an 11 megawatt onsite. energy center we also have a farm to produce energy, a solar farm. we are the largest single fleet of hydrogen fuel cells of the world. we are zero waste to landfill for all nonregulated waste. this program has earned us the number one spot on the epa's list of green energy producers for the automotive industry. to v as in valuable. our plant provides not only for the local and state economy but the entire cou

and that is in south carolina, heading up to southern maryland. not quite of a northeaster and out in the midwest. another shot that will be rolling in for the turkey day and black friday as they were lucky that it moved in between two arctic air masses as it would be all green and white digging out of the snowstorm. in the meantime the yellows that will go on through, that's the heavier activity. a little more in terms overnight as they are still back to the south and the west of us. that's going to roll on through and the snow will eventually roll into western maryland by tomorrow morning. and for you folks west of the divide around your winter storm warning as we will zoom in just a little bit. a heavier batch of rain pulling through the metro area, now north of baltimore with plenty of moisture back to the south and the west as we are not done yet. yellow alert on wednesday and heavier rain through the early morning commute. temperatures, they will fall in the late morning and then the snow showers are possible late afternoon and late evening

proactive business owners in south carolina's low country are doing the same. they're educating friends and visitors on the importance of putting small business first. >> christine osbourne, the owner of the toy store wonderworks, says running a small business is more about cooperation than ever before. it is truly about not competition but camaraderie. >> the third generation of the jewel box agrees. she said when the economy is down, she and her peers turned to each other. the result was south carolina's own buy local movement. >> i often tell people we're about preserving a people and place. i think it gave a collective voice to the local businesses here in this community. >> executive director, jamie haley says thinking small wasn't something a lot of people talked about in 2007. >> there was nobody add voe tating for them. nobody educating the community on why it was important. and while trying to get started wasn't easy -- >> nobody was working together to try to get that message out. so, we just did a whole lot of knocking on 0 people's doors and saying,

carolina were shut down after radioactive leak was found the plant also had problems last month when one reactor was shut down after the water system that generates electricity began malfunctioning all this comes as c.n.n. films releases a new documentary pandora's promise aimed at promoting nuclear power as a solution to global warming but it isn't really and don't these myriad of problems around the world related to nuclear power suggest otherwise joining me now is paul going to her director of the reactor oversight project with beyond nuclear paul welcome back to the show thanks again sam so with this latest story about evacuees and when they might be able to return home the government has sort of backtracked on the promise that everyone will be able to return home they're now saying that at least for the next five years they're not going to be able to return home realistically will they. ever be able to return home i think our concern is that in fact the evacuation zones are going to increase they're going to get larger and potentially affect more populations but i think that. th

i don't think it will be transferrable to the republicans in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina or any place else. meanwhile, in virginia, terry mcauliffe has a unified fight. he used the same playbook that president obama used to win virginia, increasing the electorate, bringing out young people, bringing out minorities, bringing out women, and he painted his opponent as somebody who was right weng, a fringe candidate, an extremist and j unacceptable to a moderate state. >> i think you have to look at these races as two completely different races. number one, you have an incumbent people already knew. the problem with cuccinelli, he was with down and had no brand equity, which meant that the democrats can come in very early and define him as they did as an extremist, and frankly, i never thought he did an effective enough job introducing himself to the voters and getting rid of that. second of all, unlike new jersey where christi was seen as independent, i do think the republicans shot themselves in the foot on some of their antics in washington and had a much bigger impact on this ra

he doesn't think that chris christie can do anything in iowa or the state of south carolina. and he might be right. but it's a fight that we'll have a lot of fun watching, i think. >> all right. stay tuned. dana, gloria thank you so much. that is it for me. i am jake tapper in asbury park, new jersey. you can catch me on "the lead" 1:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific. right now "crossfire." >>> tonight on "crossfire." the winners some were on the ballot. >> the model for bipartisan cooperation. >> one may be on 2016 ballots. >> maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in right now. >>> on the left, van jones, on the right, newt gingrich. in the crossfire. henry lee, a democratic strategist and john fury, a republican strategist. what message are the voters sending today and who will listen? tonight on "crossfire."

he doesn't think that chris christie can do anything in iowa or the state of south carolina. and he might be right. but it's a fight that we'll have a lot of fun watching, i think. >> all right. stay tuned. dana, gloria thank you so much. that is it for me. i am jake tapper in asbury park, new jersey. you can catch me on "the lead" 1:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific. right now "crossfire." >>> tonight on "crossfire." the winners some were on the ballot. >> the model for bipartisan cooperation. >> one may be on 2016 ballots. >> maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in right now. >>> on the left, van jones, on the right, newt gingrich. in the crossfire. henr

carolina were shut down after radioactive leak was found the plant also had problems last month when one reactor was shut down after the water system that generates electricity began malfunctioning all this comes as c.n.n. films releases a new documentary pandora's promise aimed at promoting nuclear power as a solution to global warming but is it really and don't these myriad of problems around the world related to nuclear power suggest otherwise joining me now is paul going to director of the reactor oversight project with beyond nuclear paul welcome back to the show thanks again sam so with this latest story about evacuees and when they might be able to return home the government has sort of backtracked on the promise that everyone will be overturned home they're now saying that at least for the next five years they're not going to be able to return home realistically will they ever be able to return home i think our concern is that in fact the evacuation zones are going to increase they're going to get larger and potentially affect more populations but i think that. the effort to

. >> reporter: to understand the problems with the va is to start here in colombia, south carolina. where veterans waiting for simple gastrointestinal procedures like colonoscopy have been dying. six so far confirmed and sources tell cnn, the number of vets dead or dying of cancer because they had to wait too long for diagnosis or treatment could be more than 20. >> it's very sad because people die. >> reporter: and they didn't have to die. >> they paid the ultimate price. >> reporter: at a veteran's hospital. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: dr. steven lloyd is a private physician specializing in colonoscopies and few doctors willing to speak. >> they had apoints and rescheduled much later and had an impact of going into a later stage and loss the battle to live. >> reporter: this wasn't an oversight by the hospital. documents obtained by cnn showed the hospital knew the growing waiting list and delays in care were having deadly consequences. medical investigators reviewed the cases of 280 gastro intest yell cancer patients and found 52 of the cancer cases were associated with a delay in di