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the disciplinary board gave tut 20 days on lock down status for fighting he said was retaliation for having his food stolen from him. >> he doesn't get along well. >> officials say when tut officiated another fight they decided to the take drastic steps. he was given 60 days on lock the down, placed on cuff and shackle status. >> they are handcuffed with a belt around their waist and shackles which go around the ankles. it's a slow pace. keeps them at a slow pace, able for us to keep them from assaulting anybody else. >> got to copy law stuff. stay on top of the game. >> tut is allowed weekly trips to the law library and an hour a day of outdoor recreation but with a restriction. >> you go to the yard this a little cage. you can't be in the yard with everybody else. this is my first time experience with this. >> one week later angela would be saying good-bye to the restrictions of jail. she completed her 45-day sentence for possession of a controlled substance. >> it's a day of free dom, of recognition, a day of power. >> love you. >> see you on the street. >> i'll see you. >> i will

he will soon face the disciplinary board again for a second fight with despeines, one in which severalrying to break it up. >> when my fellow officers get hurt i'm very concerned. they don't understand when we order them to stop they should stop, because if they don't stop and continue to fight aggressively, then we have to try to control the situation, and we do end up getting hurt almost every single time. >> neither camp bell nor despeines have been forthcoming about the cause of the conflict. investigators suspect it has to do with gang rivalries. during his one hour of daily recreation, campbell reveals he fought despeines who is nicknamed jugs, over something else entirely. he sucker punched me. >> one, two, whammy. >> had to do it. >> had to do it because he wanted my red and whites. i told him i wasn't giving it to him. >> red and white outft. >> he wanted yours? >> yeah. >> red and white uniforms are worn by inmates on lockdown status in order to quickly identify them as problematic. another inmate recently left the unit he traded his new set of red and whites to campbell in e

. >> to seve board disciplinary actions we obviously want to do more. we want to get them back but i do think getting the back is not the same as getting the manager fired. >> and i get that evander stand that. having then in the private sector i am rewarded for what i reworded by and those that i don't get rewarded or four or punished igo do that. either the reward for good behavior? with the zero whistle-blower retaliation event. then uh time is now to give these recommendations on how we can do that because if we have senior level managers that will continue into do this with all due respect you were doing a great job they tried to run out the clock. and then to bring one person back says the unbelievable message i get calls from agencies all across the country to make sure the numbers are unidentified because they know that i will do something about this but if they are that fearful to talk to a member of congress here in is days systemic problem. in us to recommendations. >> and with that empowerment act is those instances and we look at these case

from a local school board, we go school to school and we will hear that it causes a bunch of disruption. -- a disciplinary time of day. once they brought breakfast in the classroom, the disciplinary issues went away. or the school says they can't afford the base infrastructure -- we have actually partnered 30 different businesses so far and they said that we will pay for that. two hundred $25,000. we will give grants to individual schools to take care of it. 140 of our schools with breakfast in the classroom. and we often talk about numbers. we hear so much about numbers. but talk to one of the little kids who are putting the ketchup packets -- talk to the kids about the difference that it makes. once you move breakfast into the , removing the stigma, and actually talk to the the differences in performance and attendance. i commend you for doing this because it is a solvable issue. and it is a tangible issue that we, as governors and first families, can address in making meaningful differences. and it may be the simplest thing we can do. go out and find ways to feed kids. >> thank you, governor. thank you

delivering, if there's a way to have a disciplinary action that brings about accountability, i'd like to see you do that. it may not be reinstatement of the merit system board it main be anything we talked about but in some way we've got to give you the tools we need to run an agency of 314,000 employees and 6.5 million beneficiaries in the veterans administration. >> i agree, sir. >> we'll all work with you to do that. we don't want to fire anybody. we don't want to privatize the va. we don't want to fire anybody. we don't want any of the stories that are going on to go around. but we want to look to solve the problems with the va and see what it is to the public what it is to us, and that's the best health care delivery system there can be for our veterans. with that said do you have anything else to say, jon? >> no. thank you. we look forward to working together to make this confirmation happen as quickly as you can get your stuff in. i just want to thank you for being here today, david, and putting yourself up for this position. >> thank you very much. >> questions for the record need to be in the office of the committee by tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. a