ruskin, last word. >> you are so right.on of america creeping crawling into our home. couples need to be more -- >> laura: ladies, parents have to be the first line of defense for their kids. >> yes. but we can't put it on some parents. >> laura: we're going to have both of you back. because this is a problem that's not going away. we will look for solutions. real solutions for parents who want help for their kids. thank you so much. up next, president trump kicks off his 12-day trip to asia. we are speaking exclusively with u.s. trade rep bob, big stakes involved. potential trade war with potential trade war with chinininininhey hun, huh! we gotta go. come on. ♪ "grandma! grandpa!" ♪ thanks mom. here we are. look, right up to here. principal. we can help you plan for that. >> laura: just hours ago president trump touched down in honolulu, hawaii, making a stopover as part of his 12 tour to asia. he was largely elected on his promise to renegotiate trade deals that have really hurt american workers. as such, one of the most

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karen ruskin, a lot of people dangerous are on the streets. thanks for taking the time to be here. what happened here? >> neil, this is so devastating. what concerns me so much is what is happening with mental health facilities. why are the numbers declining when we need an increase in mental health facilities? not only the numbers declining in terms of the mental health facilities but once you get a bed, the numbers are so large there's not enough beds for the people trying to get in and the staff is overworked, this is so concerning. and then talk about not documenting? that's another potential problem. if you're not documenting violence. even let's say you did document violence, are the other healthcare professionals reading it? does hippa prevent it? all of these factors play a role. >> what i'm worried about, doctor, back in the 50s, 60s when state mental hospitals were at their height and they housed better than 500,000 americans, where did all of those patients go? >> good question. what has happened to them? so people that were in mental health facilities? where are they no

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and working with m.t.a., thanks to the chief working with director ruskin, olivia scanlon, and assistant chief, and working on keeping our streets safe, but also from our perspective keeping it safe for our members so they can respond to the emergency calls. some of the safety or traffic calming devices, they sneak up on you, they have to be highly visible, the units can get injured if they hit them at high speed when responding. so we are working together and hopefully that will continue to progress in that manner. bureau of fire investigation, open reports, 119, made three arrests. also attached to my report is the updates, assistant chief is doing a good job down there, working on the m.o.u., with the director down there, as well as getting new rigs down there, and some staffing coming up in the new year. and that concludes my report, and i'm available for any questions. >> president cleaveland: thank you very much, chief gonzales. any public comment on chief gonzales' report? seeing none, public comment is closed. vice president nakajo. >> vice president nakajo: thank you very much,