commander lazar. >> good morning, supervisors and commissioners and trustees, i'm commander david lazar with the san francisco police department community engagement division. the school resource officer program is within my division, so i'm joined here today by acting captain elonda williams who will co-present with me and i look forward to this presentation and also fielding any questions that you may have moving forward. in terms of my presentation today i'm going to talk about the m.o.u. status, some of the issues and concerns that we have and the work that we're doing moving forward and we'll talk about the school resource officer program and i know that there were questions about that. and give you an update about know your rights and we're proud of the work that we have done with both the school district and the department of accountability on that brochure and basically what our next steps are. one of the themes that i'd like to put out is that i know that today we're talking about enforcement and what are the citations and arrests and things of that nature but we really see tha

i mean, walk me through situation where -- >> good morning, david lazar. in terms of this particular definition, for example, an active shooter situation. a young person has a gun, or the example i'm thinking about right now that would clearly qualify for this would be, say a student because the police, a student from a cell phone calls the police and says, you know, on the bottom floor of a particular school in this room, there is a sexual assault in progress. we would make sure that right away we responded to that location in order to protect life and safety of the individual calling. of course, in fairly quick terms , we would be getting a hold of the school officials, but what this does is allows us to go in and take action to protect life, to prevent serious bodily injury or death when things are happening in progress that is why we put that in there , as opposed to very tragic situations that restricts us from having to go directly to the scene and having us first go to the principal's office, that sort of thing. >> okay. i guess it is the previous s

secretary alex lazar, thank you for being here tonight.ght's news before this event at the white house. >> alex: laura it is incredibly troubling. we have a humanitarian crisis at the border. we have got families and kids flooding across the border in unprecedented numbers. i'm full. at hhs, as you know, we have unaccompanied alien children. a 12-year-old girl comes across the border by yourself. what do you do with her? give her to hh as him we take care of her in a shelter. we are full and running out of money. we need this money to take care of these kids periods >> laura: 72 hours transfer hhs facilities but there is no facilities. >> alex: i can't put a kid in a bed that does not exist and i cannot make it by the doesn't bond. >> laura: over the weekend, check it out. >> if hhs needs $3 billion to improve the conditions to build more housing, wouldn't that alleviate it? you are talking about not giving one more time and that doesn't make sense. >> i wouldn't give them one more time for these types of conditions. i don't have confidenc

lazar our secretary, alex -- alex azar, don't do a good job, do a great job. obamacare doesn't work but it works at least adequately now. we had that choice to make. nottically, it is probably the best thing i did but it is the right thing for many people. i want to thank you for doing a good job. defending lot of time medicare, social security. we are always going to protect pre-existing conditions. the republicans are totally behind that. if you see anything little bit unusual, it -- we are putting in very strong, taking care of patients with pre-existing conditions. that issay, alex, that a strong foundation of what we are doing and where we are at. we are taking power away from bureaucrats, insurance companies, and special interests. we are giving that power back to patients. we are giving americans the right to know. now we have the right to try , know, negotiate, pick your own doctor, and other than that, what can i tell you? can't do better than that. health care system that is going to do good and work for the people. i want to thank everyone for being

alex lazar joins me exclusively and will ♪ >> laura: as we told you at the top of the show, fox news to the democrats are balking at the supplemental border request $4.5 billion. so let me get this straight they claim president trump is making this crisis worse. yet they will not step up to fix the facilities and actually pay for beds for children.. joining me now exclusively on this and huge breaking newsow today, transparency for prescription drugs..r secretary alex azar, thank you for being here tonight. your response to tonight's news before this event at the white house. >> alex: laura, it is incredibly troubling. we have a humanitarian crisis at the border. aus we have got families and kids flooding across the border in unprecedented numbers. i'm full. at hhs, as you know, we have unaccompanied alien children. a 12-year-old girl comes across the border by herself. what do you do with her? give her to hhs him we take care of her in a shelter. we are full and running out of money.h we need this money to take care of these kids periods >> laura: 72 hours transferr hhs facilities b

i'm disappointed it's not commander lazar, since that is who runs and architects hsoc. that being said, you dance with who is here so i have to respond to what is said. hsoc is 17 or 18 months old. and we're still talking about what we need to do with lead with services. that's a really, really flawed system. and so the idea that we're just going to dump more and more money into what is criminalizing homelessness and actually penalizing us when we go for hud money, it takes away points for us when we criminalize homelessness. he said that two nights ago that the shelter system was closed down by 5:27. at 8:00 that night, they were doing sweeps in front of st. anthony's. there is a disconnect. this coordinated response to homelessness is not very coordinated. and it's being led by the policemen and the waste disposal people. that's not a good system. not a good system at all. these new positions created for hsoc, it's not like they're returning one for one, people back to hot team. now we're creating two different tiers of outreach workers. my guess is that is because th

. -- we aren't finish out of money said alex lazar on tuesday.ay.zar said on the action on the hill came as turmoil gripped homeland security. john sanders, who had been serving as active commissioner revealed he is leaving july 5. he had been in office for only a couple of months. is replacing is mark morgan. ice.organ leads history placement will be the current deputy. grim reports continue to flow in from the border. we have can really on the line from washington, pa. caller: good morning. i was born and raised here. my biggest point today would be we had people in congress, in the senate who have been there for over 30 years and have done nothing. i am assuming and hoping for a change we would keep an eye on these people and the next time they are up for a vote, get them out of there. 30 years is too long to let this go on. mineola,ial i -- texas. david. caller: i read an article in the texas tribune today. people are trying to donate on the border food and toothpaste and the needs for these children. they are not accepting them. the border p