patient half naked on the city streets and it's about 30 degrees out here right now. >> reporter: baraka called an ambulance which took her back to the same hospital. >> i share the community's shock and anger at what occurred. >> reporter: now, the hospital is apologizing. >> where we absolutely failed and where we own that failure is in the demonstration of basic humanity and compassion. >> reporter: it's the latest so-called patient dumping example. hospitals discharging at-risk, often poor patients into the streets. cases in los angeles, las vegas and washington, d.c., have resulted in lawsuits and terminations. we talked via skype to the man who took the video in baltimore. >> i do believe that this is happening far more frequent than anyone even imagines. >> reporter: tonight the patient is back with her family, but the question remains how did the hospital allow this? tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we'll take a short break. coming up, no pen, no problem. a major credit card doing away with the hassle at the register. >>> he's only 20 but now set for life. the country's ne

imanu baraka. he's the man who recorded this seen that went viral over facebook.old tonight is back with her family but they haven't known where she has been for days now. they only learned of that once they saw her on facebook. when dr. ba dr.baraka came acroe scene he said he could not believe what he was seeing but he knew he could not stay silent. >> my objective was to get clear about what was going on. to hold them accountable. and what was happening in my head is that not on my watch. you're not going to do this on my >> reporter: dr. imanu baraka tells us this happened about midnight on tuesday morning as he was leaving work. he is a psychotherapist that works by the hospital. he said he plead with the security guards to bring the wambach inside of the hospital but those pleas, he says, fell on deaf ears. now, if you have not heard a portion of this, we want to play it to you. we will tell you it is not easy to listen to but it is important here to understand what happened. >> okay, ma'am, come and sit down. come on. they just left all of her stuff out her

que la llev al mismo hospital. - va skype, baraka, comparti su indignacin.imagined." traduccin: "yo pienso que ésto está pasando mas frecuentemente de lo que cualquiera se imagina." - varios medios estadounidenses han reportado que se trata de una prctica habitual conocida como 'echar al paciente'... expulsan a las personas desamparadas, sin dinero o sin seguro mdico de los hospitales. - y se cree que ste pudo ser uno de esos casos... uno en el cual mohan suntha, presidente del hospital de la universidad de maryland, reconoci el fallo. "where we absolutely failed and where we own that failure, is in the demonstration of basic humanity and compassion." traduccin: "en donde fallamos y lo reconocemos es en haber demostrado un comportamiento bsico de compasin y humanidad." - suntha aÑadi que comparte la rabia y frustracin de la comunidad. - la paciente, la cual se encuentra con sus familiares, fue descrita como una mujer con una enfermedad mental... y por supuesto la pregunta de todos ahora es, por qu el hospital permiti que algo as sucediera. - pero ahora el es

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imaru baraka was passing by, and intervened. he also video'd what was going on. are you 0k? down, ma'am, you don't look well. i am at a local hospital where individuals have left the patient, half—naked, on the city streets and it's about 30 degrees out here right now. that is not ok. you need to call the police. is there a supervisor available? so you are ok with leaving that woman out there like that? i'm a psychotherapist here in the city and clearly, there are some mental health issues that appear to be going on with this individual. come on, sit right here. come and sit down. come on, you've got to smile for me... there you go. you're going to be ok. there is the ambulance behind me and i'm really wondering if this is going to be the end result. at least four people have drowned and dozens are missing after a boat carrying venezuelan migrants sank on its way to the dutch caribbean island of curacao, police said. the coastguard have reported a growing number of vessels carrying migrants from the south american country, which is suffering a severe economic crisis. sarah c

>> reporter: so you were about in this area when you started >> yesmp >> reporter: imamu baraka cell phone. >> she's in the heart of down clothing on, vulnerable, fully exposed -- literally. enraged. >> go ahead and sit down. ( crying ) >> reporter: today the university of maryland medical apologized and promised a thorough investigation. are you sure d case >> we feel comfortable in the statement that that is-- that video not a pr would occur with any frequency at all. >> reporter: there no national database that traction so-called patient patient lacks insurance or legal requirement is that a hospital make person is fully treated. >> reporter: >> what i see on that video say person who was not stabilized, is a person who needed further care. clearly, there was more that that hospital needed to do. >> reporter: to protect her privacy, we are not identifying the patient, but in a facebook post her mother said that video was horrifying. she says that her daughter is with family and will be getting medical treatment not here, but facilit jeff. eff pegues staying on this story in, thank

. >> reporter: imamu baraka was recording with his cell phone. >> she's in the heart of downtown baltimoreh no clothing on, vulnerable, fully exposed-- literally. i became enraged. >> go ahead and sit down. >> ( crying ) >> reporter: today the university of maryland medical center apologized and promised a thorough investigation. are you sure this is an isolated case? >> we feel comfortable in the statement that that is-- what you saw on that video is not a process that would occur with any frequency at all. >> reporter: there is no national database that tracks so-called patient dumping incidents. they often occur because a patient lacks insurance or financial resources. >> the legal requirement is that a hospital makes sure that a person is fully treated. >> reporter: catherine lhamon is with the u.s. commission on civil rights. >> what i see from that video is a person who was not stabilized, is a person who needed further care. clearly, there was more that that hospital needed to do. >> reporter: to protect her privacy, we are not identifying the patient, but in a facebook post, her mo

baraka can be heard asking for a supervisor. ummc issued a statement, saying "we share the shock of many who viewed the video. " imamu: when i say she had no clothes on, she literally had a on, no underwear, and it is at least 30 or colder degrees out here. saying "weospital clearly failed our mission with patient." they are conducting a review, which could lead to personal action. in baltimore, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. larry: two busting up a jewelry store. you can see them hurling rocks. they started breaking display cases. there is a catch. does this look familiar? we found out this is the exact same store that was hit less than a month ago. this is the oldest video on the right, side by side. somebody is out doing the same thing. >> the flashlight is right there. get out of there. go! larry: a flash flood emergency out west. the pictures are stunning. so far, 17 people are dead, another 8 reported missing after flooding and mudslides forced thousands to leave their home. gonzalez is live with the latest. search teams back ou

headquarters to 20 cities, including newark, new jersey joining us this morning is the mayor of newark, ras barakar, congratulations on making the cut >> thank you thanks for having me this morning. >> when you're honest, did you expect to make the cut >> well, actually, yes i think that newark is, you know, right for amazon we've been saying that for the longest time i was telling everybody that we have a great chance at this opportunity, and it came true. so we're excited about it here in the city of newark. still elated by the news >> can you tell us a little bit about the process? have they contacted you directly has there been any back and forth? what was it other than the submission of your application >> well, that was it we submitted our application we advertised as much as we could on our side about our desire to have amazon in our region and in the city of newark we did that and they responded based on that. but we had no one-on-one contact, no one came here, we didn't go there. so we're waiting for the next iteration after this >> mr. mayor, what are your expectations now in the process

here's a closer look at some of the video....and the reaction today from the hospitalpresident.. imamu barakato leave this woman out here?come and sit down - sit down. i know it's cold and you don't have clothing - i will get you help. dr. mohan suntha/hospital president - where we absolutely failed and we own that failure is in the demonstration ofb asic humanityh and compassion. the hospital president says there's an extensive internal review being conducted...and everyone involved in the woman's treatment is being questioned. he also says that he's reached out to the man who took the video to thank him for coming forward... the hospital has declined to update the woman's status...citing privacy concerns.pam and steve? (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the democrats dig in in support of daca and one week from todaythe government will shutdown unless congress agrees to a budget.we've got insight to a possible agreement. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) the skies are supposed to be clear, the swells strong and the waves high.everything is coming together for the annual mavericks surf competition. the window is

baraka actually called 91 weren't, an ambulance came here and brought the inside the hospital.here while he was upset. we don't know who status right now. but clearly it appears some people may be fired over this, guys. >> bob, i'm speechless looking at that video. your heart breaks for that would the woman. just so thankful that that passerby was kind enough to get her some attention. >> reporter: and someone who, you know, we've been talking to people outside the hospital this morning. someone who works at the hospital says, they have a psych ward here. >> right. >> clearly if she had mental health issues, they can have taken her somewhere instead of from the emergency room to the street they could have taken her to a different part of this hospital. >> we don't know at this point if it was security personnel decision or was it a hospital medical decision the person that ultimately discharged her or left her out there? >> reporter: we don't know for sure. you know, of course, in the video we blurred her face for privacy reasons. >> sure. >> reporter: appeared to have head wou

. >> the video has gone viral and has sparked anger that good samaritan's name is a it mamu baraka. >skype. thanks for joining you. >> good morning, steve and hold. how are you. >> we're doing well. you were able to track down the mother of the woman we saw in this video. can you give us an update as to how that woman is doing? >> she's doing welch she's with family. she's little banked up. um, but she is safe. she's getting the treatment that she needs that she's needed for and i am -- i'm happy. i'm happy. >> well, i'm happy that you came along and found her. i'm grateful for that. can you kind of take us through, like, how you discover it and i'm amazed at your wherewithal to get the whole thing on video so that something really can be done about it. >> well, i'm a so company therapist in private practice and one of my kids came in or one of the kids that i see came in and sneezed on me so i was going to the rite aid that was just a block away and then i saw something that really caught my eye but didn't catch my eye which was the security team with a patient in a wheelchair, and t