wrong,nfortunate, it is and we need to fix that. issues thate bloomberg highlighted when it comes to osha is the number of inspectors under its wing. it is 862 inspectors at the start of this year. they say the total and play 16 was 950 two, down from a historic high of 1400 plus in 1980. >> that is this administration has really let osha wither. it is a victim of neglect. there is a hiring freeze. not stand working it's really very unfortunate what is going on with osha right now. i left in january 2017. they have not confirmed an assistant secretary in 40 months. there was a deputy who was acting in my place, but the position was empty for so long and there was no nominee, so by law, she cannot even continue to be the acting assistant secretary. half of the senior executive positions are empty. the agency is filled with very dedicated professionals who want to do everything they can to protect workers, but they are not working with one hand tied behind their back, but two hands tied behind their back. st: isn't there a systemic pr

nfortunately, that doubt remains. "life magazine" is saying for the first time now we have irrefutable evidence speaks to that doubt. the other key to this is that the captions refer to the victims that you are seeing as prisoners of all nationalities. but it never mentions jewish victims. that thread even remains as nazism is defeated. that thread of not putting jewish victims front and center remains in some of the american press. at the close of the exhibition, we come back to rafael, the man who coined the word genocide. limkin himself is a refugee from poland, jewish, who lost 49 relatives. e spends all of his energy trying to get genocide recognized as an international crime. in his autobiography, which he wrote in pieces over the course of the late 1950's, one of the things he wrote was about the importance of telling the story to the american people, that all over europe, nazis were writing the book of death. and the importance of repeating this story to americans on the street, in churches, on the porches of

>> nfortunately there wasn't a plan in place.his has not been a strong suit of nursing homes or assisted living. i think it's easy right now just fame the nursing homes and the assisted liviilities. i also think we have to point the finger at how we pay forr these ces and how we regulate these services. erfundedoften und nursing home services in this country. we have had poor models of oversight and accountability. at the end of the day we get what we pay for unfortunately. >> nawaz: a lot of families have loved ones in these facilities. they're readinthe headlines, and they're worried. i want you to speak to them and tell th what youuld advise. should people be pulling loved ones out of their facility? should they think twice before pulling someone into the facilityo >> my heart out with everyone with a loved one in a nursing home. this is an inyicredibly time. i don't know many of us can pull our loved ones out of a facility at this point. i think it may be too late actually. as we were just discussing, the nursing hopes around