organized by this woman, florida attorney sara blackwell. >> blackwell: this is about the companies makingreign workers with h-1b visas. >> blackwell: when you tell someone their real reason for getting rid of these jobs is for cheap foreign labor, that should offend everyone. >> whitaker: they have to train the worker who's going to take their job? >> blackwell: right. they are told by their company, if you don't train this person in a way that we approve of them being trained, then you don't get your severance. >> whitaker: the u.c.s.f. medical center is a highly- regarded state-run institution. administrators say outsourcing the i.t. jobs could save $30 million taxpayer dollars over the next five years. that's a fraction of the university's $5.8 billion annual budget, but to robert harrison, it's his job. >> harrison: i can't wrap my mind around training somebody to take my position. you know, it's my livelihood. how am i supposed to feel? >> whitaker: i've heard some workers say that-- this is like digging your own grave. is that what it feels like? >> harrison: it feels worse than tha