and there is plenty of video to watch at the jail in puyallup, washington. >> these videos are essentialrrection institution your privacy is diminished. >> reporter: that's putting it mildly. they described the ordeal but are too embarrassed to show their faces. >> it was an awful experience. and humiliating. embarrassing. the anger of knowing that somebody has these videos. and it's happening to all these other women. >> reporter: it's a controversy that erupted when defense attorney james egan, researching public records for a dui client, stumbled upon these videos. >> i've represented a 1,000 people in dui's and i've never seen this. >> reporter: turns out cops in puyallup have been videotaping and watching young women, most of them detained for dui -- as they change clothes and use the toilet. >> this practice appears to be a peep show. >> reporter: the jail does have curtained areas for changing clothes in private but these women were all were sent to a holding cell with a camera overhead and told to strip. >> felt like a doll they were just dressing up and dressing down. i was on d

thanks to the aca, the puyallup tribal health authority in washington state created the country's firsttribal family medicine residency program. patients are cared for in a culturally sensitive way, often by native american staff. and we're seeing results --- a young physician caring for a revered tribal elder; a doctor who has delivered babies in the community for years, and now his son is also doing the same. and that's creating more quality health care, but also sustaining bonds between generations. that's progress that we need to build on. and then the fourth area that we've got to work on is, let's keep our covenant strong by being good stewards of native homelands, which are sacred to you and your families. i saw the beauty of crow agency, montana, when i was a candidate for this office. next year, i'll make my first trip to indian country as president. [applause] the health of tribal nations depends on the health of tribal lands. so it falls on all of us to protect the extraordinary beauty of those lands for future generations. and already, many of your lands have felt the impact