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. >> reporter: in 1993, 31 boxes of comingled remains were handed over to the u.s. >> there was just more than one body in those boxes. >> reporter: ten years ago, now retired master gunnery sergeant james george bobby's nephew submitted his dna. bobby was identified by a single tibia in november. >> being able to bring him home and to have closure for our family is -- is just -- is -- is very emotional and -- and, um, it's something that, um, my aunts and uncles and my mother, um, had always dreamed about. >> reporter: and 65 years later, on a noisy tarmac, honored by the salutes of firefighters and police officers, roberta terry graham finally returned to his family. >> for our family and again, i can't be -- i can't be more happier than that. >> reporter: at sfo, andria borba, kpix 5. >> corporal graham will be buried with full military honors tomorrow and his family made sure he will be placed by his brother. >>> 4:48 now. let's get over to roberta on what looks like a lovely day for baseball, huh? >> it's always a love day for baseball even snow it's going to be cloudy -- even t

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. >> these are our medium security inmates and housed in a cell where there's bunk beds and comingle 24 hours a day in an open dormitory area. >> sheriff officials say there has been 78 jail fights reported this year so far and last year there were 225 inmate fights. investigators were not able to find out what sparked today's confrontation. >>> a water main break on a key road in the east bay is slowing traffic. it happened underneath an extremely busy stretch of san tom vacar is there tonight to illustrate why we can expect more of that >> take a look. avoid this if you can. it was supposed to be repaired by five but when you dig into them you find problems and they did and it will be awhile before they replace the water main. underlying this incident is the far more important issue of preventing such failures in the morning. 6th avenue and 54th streets were closed because of a water main that raised the possibility of a car eating sinkhole. crews responded immediately but the damage to daily life was already done. the emeryville campus of the national middle school was closed to 2

. >> they comingle 24 hours a day, seven days a week. this is not a rare occasion. last year we had over 225 fights throughout just the main jail. this year already we're up to 78 fights. >> >> reporter: the sheriff's office says two inmates started fighting, others got involved. one of the combat achants went the hospital for stimtches and s back in custity. the man who helped start the blue ribbon commission says today's fight highlights the need for more cameras and a new jail facility. >> with mental health populations with violent criminals coming out of the state which we're now having to house in local jails. just with some of the gang activity and types of organized crime we see in our area here. >> reporter: legal analyst steven clark says each fight increases the scrutiny. >> you're never going to eliminate all inmate fights or altercations. but the question now becomes, why have there been so many and of such a broad scale. >> reporter: steven clark also says how that question is answered could lead to higher awards from juries in certain civil cases. the

this dilutes the wait-time data making new patients time appear shorter because they have been comingled with the other cohort. for years they have blamed long wait times on training issues, largely because it was warned about those issues as far back as 2005 when the inspector general's office published a report highlighting the improper scheduling practices and poor training process. many oig and goov gao reports since that time have found that the same scheduling problems continue to exist. yet, in the 11 years since v.a. continues to blame wait time manipulation on the very same cause, a control over which v.a. has complete control, secretary mcdonald has repeatedly ask that we allow him to run v.a. like a business. but i can assure you, if an executive running a company used the same excuse to explain away 11 years of problems in a row with no change to show for it, that individual would be out of a job. but not at v.a. despite years of reports of confirming systemic issues, the department has successfully fired just four people for wait-time manipulation, while letting the bulk of

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