mr. pickens. i too share your admiration for director garcia and her staff and for your captain who you've assigned to the general hospital. i've had the pleasure of working with him on the join commission there and he's responsive and thoughtful and we appreciate that. i'm not sure i share your sense that we have lived up to our obligation to fix this problem urgently and let me expand on that. the obvious headline issue here is that there's patient and staff safety issues. the equally important concern i think is there are accreditation issues related to the general and this is our safety net hospital for the city and county and we all have an obligation to work urgently to make sure we satisfy local state and federal requirements so we don't lose accreditation and so on those two things, i, as director knows, i am not personally satisfied that we've moved as you are jentsly as possible and i'll get to that in a minute. sort of the first question is it's probably likely that the next issue we ha

mr. pickens until i can make sure that the commissioners have had the questions in deference to the sheriff and his time. you have none? okay. so thank you again, very much. you're certainly welcome to remain and potentially your own representatives could answer any other questions that may arise. i want to make sure you understand your own timing and that we respect that too and thank you for coming. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. pickens, there are questions and we'll start on my left here with commissioner karshmer please. >> thank you and thank you to the sheriff for the work that you obviously have worked very hard to address some of the issues. and my read of this -- these are a lot of really good ideas. the plan that you have, the meeting, the leadership, the training, the new cadets, the new security manager, frequently checks the tracking so all these process things you are implementing, what i'm looking for are the outcome metrics and how you have built them and how you intend to build them in. you did say there was the new protocol for at risk food plan a

boone pickens, legendary oil man joins us now with what he thinks about the oil market. mr. boone, great to have you. >> okay, you said gasoline and you said oil market. so i'm going -- jenna: we'll divide the two of them. obviously they're different. >> okay. jenna: i'm curious what you think about the oil market specifically because a lot of folks when they see the headlines about what is going on in iraq, have concerns what happens in the middle east what does that mean for the oil market overall. how are you looking at? >> for opec, the only country that is growing production is iraq. and they counted on production being four million barrels by the end of the year. that isn't even close to being accurate. i would say, you know, if they're lucky they will be closer to two million than four million. because of all of the things going on in that country today and i see it as a civil war, that they could go along the same lines as libya did. and libya was producing a million 1/2 barrels a day. today they're producing 2 ore 300,000 barrels. so it's, if they got libya model, t