peter nicks decided to chronicle a day in a life of an open emergency room. the film is called "the waiting room" and is being called one of the best documentary projects of the year. it is playing in select cities across the country. here are some scenes from the "the waiting room." you have to wait for that -- >> you have to wait for the same day as an emergency services. no limits. >> the emergency department is completely full. the beds are full. nobody moves. >> i cannot look through the cracks. >> call up here and ask him. >> i was just laid off my job in march. >> heart rate is really high. >> i have never had anything happen to me since my in vincible 20s. >> is ok. i will not go until you are ready. >> mail from a gunshot wound -- male, gunshot wound. >> this numbness sends a write- down. >> if you are diagnosed with a stroke, you are set right out the door. >> we are an institution of last resort. >> stay with me. you want to see the doctor today? >> we are putting seven in three, three in the hallway. >> this is my first time in the hospital. >> co

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"outfront" tonight, peter brooks, nick burns, former u.s. ambassador to nato.to see you again. nick, let me start with you. senator john mccain, senator graham, senator ayotte were the ones who sent that letter ten days ago. the assistant to the president for homeland security, john brennan was on it and they asked who knew what and when. is it fair to say they're stone walling? >> i don't think it's fair to say that at all. i think it is legitimate to ask what happened that night. why did we lose four great american public service including ambassador chris stevens. what lessons must we learn from that and how do we protect diplomats. that's the question, secretary clinton has ordered an investigation and review of the process led by one of the most respected people in washington, ambassador tom pickering and that process should not be politicized. that committee needs to take the time and the care -- what's happening is this entire process has been politicized. we ought to put our emphasis on finding out what happened. i think that's where this debate should

peter brooks, former deputy secretary of defense, and nick burns former u.s. ambassador to nato. r, i'll start with you. >> okay. one week's time the president has dropped a reference to al qaeda. he left it out twice. we only played one sound bite. now he's put it back in. >> well, i mean, this is related to libya, erin. you know, we're all confused about what happened there other than the fact that four members are dead. they're breaking news every day, and i think the president is concerned about talking about defeating al qaeda and seeing what's going on, what happened in libya, what's going in north africa, that you talked abou he talks about afghanistan and going after the peop tha attacked us there. that al qaeda core, which is in afghanistan and pakistan. the fact of the matter is that the real problem in afghanistan is the taliban. so the message is very, very mumbled and mixed, and i increasingly get confused what he's telling us. >> the reference is in the speech consistently and then they took it out. it got noticed not just by us but by others i'm sure. do you think t

nick -- from the sheriff's department, kathy barnes, a lot of people. it was a well-known fact that the phones were rolling over. >> president farrell: thank you very much. appreciate it. next speaker. >> i'm peter warfield executive director of library users association. i consider it highly offensive that the chair is giving us two minutes and not three as required by the sunshine ordinance. that's required under the sunshine ordinance for public comment and there's only five or six people here making put. first of all i'd like to say that the chair -- and i'd like to ask for three minutes. the chair did not apparently get an answer as to what the symphony money was being used for specifically. it seems the answer for that question was it's legal. but not what the use is. i certainly think the chair might ask for more specifics about what that gift is providing. with respect to the grand jury's recommendation, let me just over all say that in general i agree with many if not most of the recommendations and the findings, but there's one recommendation that i think is quite toxic and that is until the grand jury has reviewed of what the fends of sfpl has done with the money keeping 90% of what t

nick bubanas leaves for a court date that will determine his future. >> definitely stacked against me. i want to change, i want to do something different. it's just tough. >>> a new problem for david peters>> you guys not start this fight? but you guys finish it. but he thinks he may have discovered one of life's secrets. >> for girls you go to the left, guys -- if you want a boy you go to the right. that's how you make babies. left girls, right, boys. >> bubanas' 4-month-old daughter was born just before he came to jail. >> i was in the room. the most beautiful disgusting thing i've ever seen in my life, i think. when she came out, i cut the cord. my kid's mother held her first. and they passed her to me and it's weird how something -- how you can just meet somebody and already instantly have love for them. a love that you can't describe. would you do anything for them. and that's my motivation right now to get out and try to do the right thing for her. hopefully it works this time. hopefully do i something different. she deserves it. she needs her parents in her life, you know? >> today, bubanas is on his way to court where he hopes charges of assault and battery will be dropped becaus