. >>> and hitting the pickett line. how mental health care is at the center of this new protest affecting one of the largest medical providers of california. >>> and another live look at the afternoon commute. this is downtown san francisco. the usual back-up for oncoming cars making their way. and smoother sailing on t ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> an american doctor who survived ebola is returning to west africa, the heart of the worst ebola outbreak in history. dr. rick sacra announced he is returning to liberia. he won't be working in an ebola ward but will be caring for patients. he plan to spend nearly a month outside the camden of monrovia. >> my doctor has now cleared

. >> the myth of america's white pickett fence suburbs has yet to catch up to our poverty has shifted. suburbs in some of the largest metro areas have seen their poor population grow more than 65% since 2005. more than twice the pace of growth in cities. that makes the suburbs home to the largest and fastest-growing poor population in the country. >> this is a widespread trend that effects all kinds of metro areas that we long associated with urban poverty. to see poor population in suburbs grow significantly. >> and the majority of people of color. of those who live below the poverty line more than 50% are african-american and latino compared to 23% of white suburbsites. in ferguson, 25% of blacks live below the poverty line compared to 11% of whites. >> we've seen structural changes in the economy that have led to people in suburbs and across the country slip down the economic ladder. >> there are many ways that they've slipped down the ladder. some suburbs suburban poor are middle class who have slipped down the ladder. many are new immigrants, minorities pushed out of cities. mino

plor than 2,000 mental health workers are on the pickett line. psychologists, therapists and social workers claims kaiser added new patients through obama care but hasn't increased psychiatric resources. >> kaiser is taking on hundreds of thousands of new patients. in the meantime they have not kept up with the growth in membership by hiring more of us to take care of the mental health needs of the members of kaiser permanente. >> claiming some people have to wait for months up to follow-up appointments which prolongs the recovery process. >> thieves may be using your frequent flyer miles. hackers broke into the accounts of frequent flyers last month. they then booked free trips and upgrades using other people's miles. about 10,000 accounts were affected. united counted just a few dozen. both airlines have frozen the accounts and are working with customers to restore their stolen miles. >> look at this video. watch out for this elephant in the road. drivers in thailand came to a screeching halt today after this wild pachyderm started attacking ca

george pickett another example example -- speaking of people famous for blowing it. [laughter] so he would spend his time going to benny havens tavern nearby, you know, sort of going off post highly illicit activity, going in the middle of the night to enjoy some rum flips and have other escapades. he would try to get together with, you know visiting debutantes or whoever might be around because at the time west point, particularly in the summer, was a tourist destination, and they had hotels on the post. so naturally, the cadets were investigating who might be checked in. and custer was definitely amongst that group. and playing pranks and doing other things devilments and generally getting in trouble this is what custer did. he had a talent for that. but i i think what's more important for understanding custer is he had a talent for getting out of trouble. a lot of guys got in trouble, and they got expelled. but george custer for whatever reason whether his charisma or he was just lucky he would get out of the trouble that he got into. and another thing was he neve

the united states state department and the general services administration to choose our own fort pickett is the new home of the foreign affairs security training center which will bring as many as 500 new jobs and millions and millions of dollars f investment of investment with it. federal spending will continue to be an asset to our economy. but there's no question that the foolish sequestration policies born out of the dysfunctional congress is doing real damage to our economy and to many virginians quality of life. what remains to be seen as however spohn to this new reality, that the days when virginia could simply rely on federal spending to buoy our you federal spending to buoy our economy in both good times and bad are over. if we are going to preserve virginia's position as a global economic leader we must open up new avenues for growth that are not dependent on federal government spending. we must grow, we must strengthen and we must diversify. to sum it up, we must build a new virginia economy. folks, this is our time. [applause] if you look at the policy actions that my admini

once said that for young white men in the south it's a few minutes before 2:00 on july 3, and george pickette the word. for those who covered mario cuomo a generation ago it's once time 3:15 on friday, a small plane is warming up bound for manchester new hampshire, and governor cuomo's office has just scheduled a press conference on the second floor of the state kopt capitol. do you think not running for president he aborted a potential for his liberal version of democratic politics to be sustained longer? >>, no i don't think so because i don't think he had -- he had it in his heart to run for president. i think at a certain level he was humble about his talents. to run for president of the united states, as chris smith said earlier in the show you have to have that feeling, that fire in the gut. and i honestly don't think mario cuomo had it. i think he recognized that. i think there were times when he thought, well, you know maybe it would be nice to sleep in the white house every night. but i think at the end of the day, he was concerned about new york. and he was focused laser-like on th

don't know if the president has ever been to the battlefield of gettysburg but also general george pickett went on charge there it was valiant but failed. i think that's what you're seeing here. politically the president may be making an argument to try to demonize the gop and republicans, but when you look at those numbers you just talked about, it does not make sense. if we were raising taxes to truly do something to lower our debt, if we were raising taxes to get the 90 to 91 million americans dropped out of the work force back to work then the american people could understand it. if you go back and look at how president bill clinton pivoted in 1994 and he worked with the republican majorityies in the house and senate, they were able to cut the size and scope of the government. >> clinton worked with the republicans. and you know what? the country benefitted. let me go to bob. >> listen, let me -- >> okay. because we all know this isn't going to happen what he's proposing. but all i see is a guy, the frank marshal davis guy, the right guy. bill clinton said the era of big government was

the united states state department and the general services administration to choose our own fort pickett is the new home of the foreign affairs security training center which will bring as many as 500 new jobs and millions and millions of dollars in investment with it. federal spending will continue to be an asset to our economy. but there's no question that the foolish sequestration policies born out of the dysfunctional congress is doing real damage to our economy and to many virginians quality of life. what remains to be seen as however spohn to this new reality that the days when virginia could simply rely on federal spending to buoy our economy in both good times and bad are over. if we are going to preserve virginia's position as a global economic leader we must open up new avenues for growth that are not dependent on federal government spending. we must grow, we must strengthen and we must diversify. to sum it up we must build a new virginia economy create folks, this is our time. [applause] if you look at the policy actions that my administration has taken the proposals that i've