. >>> and in scott land, we have seen a surge of nationallism, other welch our party. >>> the liberal demo accurates seemed to have been punished. and his party is predicted to get just 10 seats down from 2010. >>> hemented he may row sign his leadership. >>> i will be seeking to make further remarks about the implications of this election. both to the country and for the party and my position in the liberal democrats when i marie marks to my colleagues later this morning. >>> the immediate triumph of the night went to nicholas' scottish national lists a clone sweep of scotland at the expense of labor. a 20-year-old candidate unseating the national campaign manager. >>> it's been one of the most crucial votes for decades and the most closely fault. it could decide the future of britain, in europe. the conservatives have considered a in-out on remembership terms and there's more voting ahead and there may have to be negotiations about how to form a stable union. >>> some were quick to celebrate the success and others weren't so sure. the anti-immigration party is expected to get two se

scotland, and the blow backs what happened in scotland, and the labor party, the fact that english nationallism has been done. >>> the traditional party of the working man they tried this, and that hasn't worked. >>> well there's going to be a real battle, as to say what the left does, to fight for working people. >>> at the moment, it comes down to just personality issues rather than actually trying to work out how to inspire it. labor, are going to face tragic years ahead. >>> thank you very much. >>> terrible times and what a workout where they go from here. >>> thanks so much. >>> as we mentioned the labor party has been defeated by the scottish national party and it has been gaining momentum. and, so what's driven such a good showing? >>> it's been an astonishing night for them, a combination of factors, lawrence touched on some of this. of the scottlish have established themselves, as social justice and that has an enormous appeal, in big declining industrial cities and once the political stronghold and, they were ousted, and they gained a reputation for competence and, they have been dom

haven't made the gains we wanted in england, and whales, and in scott land, we have seen a surge of nationallismhelm our party, and i want to say to all the dedicated and decent exol leagues, who have lost their seats that i'm dopily sorry for what has happened. >>> and now he's outside the house of parliament and, i don't know if you could hear him, what did happen? >>> i think, in the end people just couldn't understand what labor's economic message was against the simplicity of the conservative party over the course of time, tried to portray him very much as a progressive someone who understood the pain and austerity as the conservatives would have had it, that sort of think and, i understand that pain, and i want to do something about it. and, try to get part of the tax burden shifted from the poor back onto the rich, and yet when it came to it, okay, but how do you get the deficit down, and borough all this money that's costing the country, billions of pounds in interest, e year, and they said, yes but we will get it down, and it just looked mulgded, compared to the straight-forward. >>> wa

nobody nationalled the soviets could stand up to the blitzkrieg but they did in britain people felt immense guardrailitude. quote. thank god for russia is a frequent expression of the very deep and fervent feeling for that country which permeates wide sections of the public, the hole intelligence branch reported to the government. given russia residents new found popularity start crips reaped the benefits. quote, some day sir stafford will return from moscow wrote a journalist. he will have a great following and his sense off power will be developed fully he will be dressed in the garb of leadership and will find somewhere to go. in fact crips may already have been eyeing the top position all the way from moscow. churchill thought he was. he told anthony eden he'd let crips come home as crips wanted to do, and then, quote i will put my fist into his face. crips returned to britain in the middle of january 1942. many thought he had come to claim the top job. churchill did not punch him. but he did intend to prick his bubble. he invited crips to lunch quote, well, stafford, how have you retur

so your turnover rates i don't know what they are nationalally but am primary care some places have turnover rates of 100% every year. it's frustration primarily frustration i would say. and go ahead -- >> again, it's dependent on different facilities to your point that people all come in with the best of intentions, but if you happen to be in an area that has a difficult time recruiting and trying to do overtime and lots of shift changes and people get frustrated and burned out and leave. in facilities they are able to maintain that people stay because they stay for the mission. >> two other quick questions, one is for mr. morris's standpoint is there a barrier if you have a different -- i'm certified by the american board but are there barriers out there for other board certifications that you see that help reduce staffing? is that a real issue that you brought up or not? i guess dr. spagnolio can answer -- and the second -- let me fill the second one out so you can answer it. the veterans choice act which we spent a lot of time on getting passed provided $5 billion to increase staffing fo