, but because of budget cuts and further understaffed and overworked because of the overwhelming number, c4 organizations largely on the right that have dumped in these applications that they've had a sift through shorthanded. they were asking inappropriate questions one bet. is this the level of scandal that we're talking about dicksonian. >> the amount of applications, the so-called dump of applications that occurred, 501c3 through six applications were down in 2010 by about 200 as oh poled to the 1800 the year before. that is simply not true. secondly, if we were to say this was a manufactured scandal doug chuman orchestrated this in order to advance a republican agenda he doesn't appear to be political. he was appointed by a republican 39 and donated to democrats. we know that from his open records. cenk: i don't think anybody is saying that chuman manufactured this. the if if he if ifthey are all targeted by different branches of the government and you don't hear anything about it. it's normal. whenever there's any issue whether large or slight, fox news goes insane over it. then c

so the program is very wonderful, however, you know, we're a very understaffed it's a program of one me. it's different when you have a bunch of great youth who want to do everything to fund-raise and leadership development and we do imminent service the kids are out there ever month cleaning and not just might have united players and the youth leadership and the ymca the boils and girls clubs are unfortunately very under furntd. also this year we know that nobody in the districts 6 nobody got the youth empowerment grant and it could be very helpful that he need more summer youth programming. we don't have money to pay for childcare we still have to go to work even though the kids are not in school. thank you for your time >> hello dear family and friends of the y mshlgs c a. we want the youth and parents in tenderloin 6 we need our support. we reach out to the youth in our district and the surrounding neighborhood to give them the tools for being productive. we provided programs in sports, art, homework assistance, music and environmental studies and youth leaderships outside activi

it's a model h that has been successful even though we're still understaffed. we've seen participants going up. this budget is the - the way that the recreation model was designed it was unfortunately designed with the budget reality itself it was scaleable and flexible. frankly we do generate revenue we have 2 thousand people in our camps that are ref scholarships but there are a lot of folks who are in the camps paying. >> we have a clubhouse that's going to be opening up later this year. >> well, let me finish your question. we have been able to start to chip away by strategies we have and we're investing nor money in programs and recreational staff. i think our programs we're delivering rile high programs our feedback it really good and based on 90 percent of survey responders say they like argue programs and recommend them. we do begin and work very close that the mayor's office and appreciate the mayors willingness to help out. >> and when does the clubhouse come back? i think we've been working pretty closely with the organizations we're going to staff i

the report found that the jail was understaffed and unsafe, which this video clearly showed. >> you'ren jail, hope you like it there, because you probably just tacked on a few more years. >> not terribly long ago, i brought you guys this video. >> how old are you? >> five. >> are you strong? >> yeah. >> let me see. >> remember this five-year-old arianna could lift a car. >> super strong girl, superpower, super strength. >> if you recall, we did talk to arianna's father and he said no one was harmed in the making of this video. he did not want to reveal the secret. since dad didn't want to reveal the secret, one of our viewers saw the video and thought he could figure out how it was done. brandon from kansas city, missouri, watches our show on kmci. >> he and his buddies shot this video. brandon says you get two jack stands and find the center point of the car and lift the car up a bit so the back tire is on the ground. >> what they don't show you in the video is the front tire is off the ground. >> i guess it wouldn't take that much to lift the car if it's already off balance, right? >

. >> reporter: in a city overburdened with crime and understaffed with police, calling 9 the 11 didn't took vallejo police an hour and a half to get here. >> reporter: but it was too late as they started noticing the other items missing. so they decided to try to track down the thief themselves. the husband installed a security camera. but they wouldn't need it. by then they spread the word about what the burglar looks like. >> he had short dread locks. that's how i remember them. >> reporter: last week they cornered him on his block. monica snapped this picture of him getting the same answer. >> sorry, we don't have anybody available. >> reporter: and the husband marched the man out of the neighborhood and took matters into her own hands. >> i made this flier. >> reporter: they would later identify the man in the photo as jason mcfarland. a few days, they spotted him burglarizing a car. this time police arrested him. >> when he was arrested, he was only five feet away from one of the flyers. >> reporter: not only in jail, but they found some of their stolen property in an abandoned ho

. >> translator: where i work is so understaffed. i don't want to do overtime. i see no benefit from the recent rise in stock prices. i want a government to take steps to improve our lives. confederation ceremony told the gathering that the economic measures taken by prime minister shinzo abe's administration have not yet shown a positive effect on people's daily lives. >> translator: now the yen is weakening and stock prices are rising, but people's lives have yet to improve. we are seeing h food and gasoline prices which are making our lives more difficult. we will be stepping up our calls for more pay. wage hikes are the right way to get out of deflation. >> the rally adopted a declaration demanding wage increases for all workers. this included nonregular workers that now account for over 35% of the labor force and also urged employers to stop forcing overtime on their workers. >>> people from around the world recognize mt. fuji as a symbol of japan. people have honored it in art and in song. some even look upon the mountain as sacred. now unesco advisers hav

i think that the va truly wants to do the right thing, but unfortunately they are woefully understaffed when it comes to providers in mental health care. i have suggested that va go outside of their own system and go into the try care system to give veterans the opportunity that they cannot get with health care provided in a timely fashion within the va. allow them to go outside into the private sector coming to a system that already understands military personnel, give them a chance to double the providers for mental health overnight. the va will tell you that the public can get an appointment within 14 days of the question. unfortunately our information is that it takes a whole lot longer for a veteran to get into the system and of course we are seeing 22 veterans per day in this country commit suicide. by anyone's estimation, those numbers are way too high. unfortunately it is not going to get any smaller. we expect that number to grow. i would hope that the va would be prepared for those growing numbers. the president last summer said that he would hire 1900 more mental health provi

now, because the police department is understaffed, the consultants are offering recommendations on how to fight crime more effectively. now, the report also spells out the department's shortcomings that led to the current spike in crime. the report found problems with a number of issues, including csis. the consultants say crime scene investigators often work without direct supervision and are disorganized. there are problems with the digital photo file system. officers rarely use it to find robbery suspects because the system, they say, is extremely slow. when officers do collect fingerprints from burglary scenes, not much happens because officers rarely compare those fingerprints to other prints found at other crime scenes. and the department is too slow to analyze shell casings found at shooting scenes. the report says if this analysis is sped up, then detectives could do a better job connecting the casings to other violent crimes. the consultants recommended ways to fight quality of life type of crimes such as burglaries. one way to do it, they say, is to create diu, district inves

. >> in a city overburdened with crime and understaffed with police, calling 911 didn't help. >> it tooklejo police an hour and a half to get here. >> but it was too late, and days later, neighbors started noticing other items missing so monica and her husband decided to try to track down the thief themselves. installed a security camera, but they wouldn't even need it. by then, robertson had spread the word about what the burglar looked like. >> he has short dread locks. that's how i remembered him. >> last week neighbors cornered him on their block and monica snapped this picture of hichl. she also called police but got the same answer. >> sorry, we don't have anybody available. >> steel's husband marched the man out of the neighborhood, and once more, steel took matters into her own hands. >> i made this flier. >> vallejo police would later identify the man in the photo as kenyata jason and a few days after posted his picture, neighbors say they spotted him burglarizing a car. this time police arrested him. >> when he was arrested he was only, like, 5 feet away from one of our fliers.

it says the police department is understaffed. the consultants are offering recommendations to fight crime more effectively. the report spells out the department's shortcomings that led to the current spike in crime. >> the report found problems with a number of issues, including csis. the consultants say crime scene investigators often work without direct supervision and are disorganized. there are problems with the digital photo file system. officers rarely use it to find robbery suspects because the system they say is extremely slow. when officers do collect fingerprints from burglary scenes, not much happens because officers rarely compare those fingerprints to other prints found at other crime scenes, and the department is too slow to analyze shell case, found at shooting scenes. the report says if this analysis is sped up then detectives could do a better job connecting the casings to other violent crimes. >> the consultants bill bratton and bob recommended ways to fight quality of life type of crime such as burglaries and m

the union says the hospitals are understaffed and employees are facing cuts to benefits while executives raises. nurses at several hospitals in the east bay plan a week-long walkout starting friday, may 17. >>> men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer will now be getting more help when deciding where to go with their treatment. a new test will let the patient know if he needs to treat aggressively or if he can just leave it alone. ucsf and cleveland clinic researchers created the test which is the first of its kind. it uses a biopsy sample to look at the tumor's genetics. >> i think there is no question these genetic tests this thing is the wave of the future. it tells us about that patient's individual tumor, so it's precision medicine. >> doctors suspect many men can live with prostate cancer just by keeping an eye on it. half of all cases are low risk and do not need aggressive treatment. >>> sunshine may be good for the heart. researchers in scotland studied the effects of uv rays on your skin. they found sunlight may reduce blood pressure and cut the risk of heart attack and

osha what you mentioned before why was it neglected for so long why is this administration so understaffed and underfunded well two things one i mean we are in this age of austerity which we have to cut as much government spending cut as much food safety inspectors chemical plant safety inspectors workplace safety inspectors there's just seems to be. this overwhelming. thought in america today in a lot of europe of deregulation factories of reaganism new liberalism this idea that is that if you get government out of the way shrink it that the market will police itself that these things will become less and less and less and we'll live in this perfect continuity and everything but of course that doesn't that doesn't hold any truth in fact what we get is what we see in west texas a plant that wasn't inspected in ninety i was one when that plant was inspected one thousand nine hundred five you get where you see the b.p. gulf disaster you get what you see in massey whether jinyan the massey mine you know going back to international workers day i mean here we have workers dealing with violent w

for issues that may have been a direct result of this explosion osha's grossly underfunded and understaffed as well but let's talk really quickly about your new initiative our america and initiative and it's not new and this is well it's been in existence. well for years ok so your recent edition of and what is it about and how to get people out of the mindset of that two party dictatorship well i don't think anybody is out there providing a voice for what i think the majority of them as believe the notion of being fiscally responsible socially accepting well ok it's one thing to have that philosophy but where is the voice for that philosophy i'm trying i'm trying to provide that voice our america initiative is the vehicle for my being able to do that well certainly there's a a lot of things about libertarianism that are very attractive and i thank you for coming on and. we all gary and john the former presidential candidate libertarian party honorary chairman our american initiative appreciate it i think you. feel like you so far go to our facebook page at facebook dot com slash breaking t

osha what you mentioned before why was it neglected for so long why is this administration so understaffed and underfunded well two things one i mean we are in this age of austerity which we have to cut as much government spending cut as much food safety inspectors chemical plants safety inspectors workplace safety inspectors plus there's just seems to be this overwhelming. thought in america today and in a lot of europe that of deregulation factor is a reaganism neo liberalism this idea that is. if you get government out of the way shrink it that the market will police itself these things will become less and less and less and we'll live in this perfect continuity and everything but of course that doesn't that doesn't hold any truth in fact what we did is what we see in west texas a plant that wasn't inspected in ninety i was one when that plant was inspected ninety five you get where you see the b.p. gulf disaster you get where you see in the west virginia the massey mine you know going back to international workers day i mean here we have workers dealing with violent workplaces unsafe w

over, the two day strike prompted hospitals to cancel dozens of surgeries and they say they are understaffed denied on not accepting a new pension plan. >>> the winds are reducing and it requires better body armor for sale lores and a minimum of two rescue boats per yacht. this comes after the death of andrew simpson who died during the training session near treasure island. >>> they are due to take a vote on allowing them on several times of the day. they like the idea and 80 percent did not change them about riding bart and some want a longer test period before they make a change. now members of public can make comments about this bike policy. >>> there is a big mess in livermore valley and i hate when this happens. >> this is the second day we have had troubles. >> 580 near the pass and this time it is 'overturned truck. the don't mute is terrible very slow coming in from the pass and 580 and in this is your commute you need more time, truck is eastbound so it is blocking lanes and westbound it is slow because of rubber neckers and if you are driving, it is actually lighter than usual and

issues that may have been a direct result of this explosion and osha was grossly underfunded and understaffed as well but let's talk really quickly about your new initiative our america initiative and it's not new and this is well it's been in existence. well for years ok ok so your recent initiative and what is it about and how to get people out of the mindset of that two party dictatorship well i don't think anybody is out there providing a voice for what i think the majority of americans believe the notion of being fiscally responsible socially accepting well ok it's one thing to have that philosophy but where's the voice for that philosophy i'm trying i'm trying to provide that voice our america initiative is the vehicle for my being able to do that well certainly there's a lot of things about libertarianism that are very attractive and i thank you for coming on and. we all gary and john the former presidential candidate libertarian party honorary chairman our american initiative appreciate it i think you. feel like you so far go to our facebook page at facebook dot com slash breaking the

saying that this small office in cincinnati that inappropriately targeted the tea party groups was understaffed and confused. is this likely to be seen as e useful new information? >> it depends on who's reading the story. it's not going to stop the investigations. another hearing in this senate finance committee this week. the big question is, did anyone in the white house know about this targeting as it was happening? the white house said it didn't know about it until this spring. was there any direction to the irs from the white house? if the answer is no, this isn't going to go very far. some irs officials have lost their jobs. unless you can draw this tightly to the white house, this may lead to some changes in the irs and this program. but i don't think the idea of a scandal will continue. >> the administration is saying that the white house didn't know until the spring. reports they knew about this last year, before the election, if the former treasury secretary tim geithner knew about it. >> that's the question. the white house has said that information was not passed on, we should also

for issues that may have been a direct result of this explosion osha's grossly underfunded and understaffed as well but let's talk really quickly about your new initiative our america initiative and it's not new and this is well it's been in existence. well for years ok ok so your recent edition of and what is it about and how to get people out of the mindset of that two party dictatorship i don't think anybody's out there providing a voice for what i think the majority of americans believe the notion of being fiscally responsible socially accepting well ok it's one thing to have that philosophy but where is the voice for that philosophy i'm trying i'm trying to provide that voice our america initiative is the vehicle for my being able to do that well certainly there's a lot of things about libertarianism that are very attractive and i thank you for coming on and. we all gary and john the former presidential candidate libertarian party honorary chairman our american initiative appreciate it i think you. both feel like you so far go to our facebook page at facebook dot com slash breaking the

we just have so much understaffing and our department. the patients are at risk because of its.squeeze, the workers are squeezed, we have to provide this loaded work to a demonstration. >> because of the strike, they stated that they had to cancel an hundred and 50 surgery's and some of them are based of chemotherapy patients. five children were not able to get their card operations. this is supposed to be a two day strike. there is no indication that this will go past two days. >> we will take a quick break a tie 6:39 a.m.. we will be right back. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. le annouer ] add a wireless receiver. call to g

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i just feel like they are so understaffed.und. >> that leaves burglaries unsolved. >> they are the same mo. same time of day. same neighborhoods. >> the recommendations showing up in the report, there is serious floss in development -- flaws in development. whether it is a result of short staffing, or inept leadership, remains to be seen. >> they may approve hiring their own private security for the area. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the california attorney general filed a lawsuit against jp morgan chase. the allegations involve 100,000 credit card holdards in california. between 2008 and 2011 they filed thousands of debt collection lawsuits every month using practices that violate california law. it included robo signing documents. >>> welcome to san francisco's big day. a look at the massive project and the unique name given to one of the machines. >> and a human head discovered at a recycling center and one thing that will help in the investigation. ./ú =/v8s q [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarch

saying that this small office in cincinnati that inappropriately targeted the tea party groups was understaffed and confused. and former people who worked in the office saying, this wasn't political, just misguided. is this likely to be seen as useful new information? or will it be dismissed as the liberal "new york times" defending the president? >> it depends on who's reading the story. it's not going to stop the investigations. there's going to be another hearing in the senate finance committee this week. the big question is, did anyone in the white house know about this targeting as it was happening? the white house said they didn't know about it until this spring. was there any direction from the white house to the irs? if the answer to those two questions is no, my guess is that in the end, this isn't going to go very far. you've already had some irs officials lose their jobs. other irs leaders have to answer questions about why they didn't tell congress more, earlier about this. unless you can draw this tightly to the white house, this may lead to some changes in the irs and this program

is it too many claims or understaffing at the v.a.?well, i no longer believe it's a staffing issue. i also have to say that as a leader i know secretary shenseki on a personal level and you can't find a more capable and competent person to lead the agency. they're trying to work with as many people as they can to get the backlog fixed. at the regional office, again these people have been there for a while. they're government service employees, and they know there is nothing that you can do to either remove them or replace them, so they just continue on doing the things that they like to do, and there's nothing that really--there is nothing that has been done to get them out of the way. >> john: i'm baffled why this backlog continues to exist and grow. if it's not a staffing problem and we know that the pentagon and the v.a. is not affected by the sequester then it has to be a funding issue. if the blame doesn't fall on the head of benefits, allison hickey or fall on the president or does it fall on a previous administration that sent a

because they have to go and tell their fellow americans that they may be audited, they do this work understaffed, we have to maintain confidence in the system. you are right, it was a foolish mistake. the president is even more correct in that it is outrageous and intolerable. let me focus on something you said. when you're asked if there was any finding or evidence of political motivation you said no. >> that is correct. --would find is a situation what we find is a situation where inexcusable activity took place. i think it is unfortunate for those who are in positions of authority. the book have to stop somewhere. that cannot diminish the work that has been done by anyone in the irs. i hope you understand it you are here today talking to us because we need to get to the bottom of this. we need to clean up and clear some can go back to the business of making sure people respect the fact that we have a voluntary system of paying taxes. let me ask the question of mr. george. in your report you indicated, that "there appeared to be some confusion by the determination cnet specialist and applicant

as the "time"s described it, quote, an understaffed cincinnati outpost that was alienated from the broader irs culture and given little direction. overseen by a revolving cast of mid-level managers stalled by miscommunication with irs lawyers and executives in washington. and confused about the rules they were enforcing. so what's really going on here? one man with some insight into what lois lerner was up to today and what she might have known is marcus owens. he's with me now. he held her same position in the irs, director for tax exempt organizations, from 1990 to the year 2000. he's now a tax lawyer in private practice. mr. owens, thanks for coming on. enlighten us. why do you think she took the fifth? >> well, she had to. there have been calls for a criminal investigation. department of justice has answered those calls. and she's been accused of lying by members of congress. she had no choice, frankly. >> why not -- i'm just going to play average citizen here. you can be the sophisticate from the government. or former government. why if you have nothing to hide and you're a truth tell

. >> reporter: the 911 call center has been beleaguered for years, understaffed and overwhelmed by 2 million calls annually. last year, 30% of the operator positions were unfilled. at the same time, incidents of domestic violence were at a record high. >> in 2011, we had ten domestic violence murders. in 2012, we had 26. so we know we have a problem. >> reporter: and yet when victims like deanna cook called 911, unless operators knew a gun was involved or someone was already injured the training manual instructed them to enter a code that did not give those calls the highest priority. >> do you wish she had called somebody else that friday? >> that was my main question, why did she even call the police? she knows they take their time. she knows. i thought she knew what i nuchl why didn't she call our cousins, us, why did she call the police first and that's horrible for a woman experiencing violence to think she can't call the police first. >> reporter: the cook family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of dallas. the first person named in the suit, the 911 operator tani

>> well, police are understaffed, number one n a city like cleveland, you have a lot of crank calls, lot of disturbance calls and police get a lot of crank calls, especially about a high profile case like this. in one way it's hard for them to follow up and follow every lead, but then good there have been calls where residents have said, hey, there's something funny going on, we heard a woman screaming, we saw a naked woman in the backyard. and police say they never got those calls, but residents say they did place them. >> any suspects over the years of the three? >> off and on there were some minor suspects but no serious suspects. nobody really taken into custody and charges brought against them. >> one i heard never gave up on her daughter, died of heart failure, and the family always said it was a heartbreak. >> that was gina dejesus's mother, who was vigilant in her search for her daughter. she was always at a lot of the vigils and she was at every police press conference. she always held out hope that her daughter would be found alive. you can look in her eyes and see that hop