the enrollment, they're the ones that were responsible for doing that and last but not least, brian rodriguez and marina coolridge is our project manager who has done an ex ex exemplary job. >>> we have 35 of these left remaining to be tested and so we're still that and this is for our when the report was written they've gotten through a few more by now but january 1st when we start sending files out, we have to have those, most of those complete. another important thing that marina and her team accomplished here is we had a self-service pilot so 165 members participated in that and everyone really enjoyed it and they enjoyed providing feedback and we're taking a survey they completed and when we start developing it more for a bigger roll out we'll use all those responses. even though we were really busy we had to get that in and it was well worth it. i do want to go back up a little bit to operations and talk about some of the outcomes of the enrollment. we had several big things that happened this year one of them as you know, the implementation of blue shield trio and we'll get in to more

in-person contacts have increased and our in-person contracts have been on the first flor because brian rodriguez who mitchell mentioned earlier came up with a idea of having these little mini scanners at each station so instead of xeroxing applications and gives them back to members for the records we scan the application in on the spot and it linked in to the system and we gave the original back to the members so it was not only efficient it was green because we probably on the first floor alone scanned five or six thousand applications and that's five or six thousand pieces of paper we didn't have to replication -- replicate. the largest off site fairs were busyer. city hall was dish sent three staff members to the city hall off site benefits fair and they didn't get a break they were talking all daylong and people had tons of questions and it was similar and some of the fairs were flat and one of the p.u.c. fairs but the bigger fairs we had that are more around the civic center are much bigger this year and unified school district had a benefits at john owe owe owe -- we didn't get an accurat

brian: evelyn rodriguez kayla's mom along with iowa steve king all over the immigration issue and hasr was one of them. tell us about ms-13 and this insidious gang. >> they are ruthless. they don't have a heart. what they do is -- it's just bad. brian: sends also your daughter's death, seems almost random. >> she was an innocent girl. good girl. had her life ahead of her and it was taken. brian: walking back from school with her friend? >> walking home from getting something to eat. steve: evelyn, what did you know about ms-13 before this happened? >> not really too much. my area is still, you know, residential, very quiet. you see kids playing out on the street. steve: one of those areas where in your head you think i'm safe. >> absolutely. steve: would never happen here? >> absolutely. where i live, you didn't hear anything like that and all of a sudden, you go to work, you come home and your daughter is not home. ainsley: what do you think when you hear so many people saying that the president is racist because he wants to build a wall and then you hear the president's response and