has announced a crackdown on illegal migrants tired of struggling with its underfunded and flawed immigration system but the government's facing a puzzling dilemma now only have they been unable to stop people flooding into the country they can't seem to keep track of them when they are here r.t. sarah ferguson has a story. the black hole of the u.k. immigration system easy to get in but no one's been properly tracking who should be is going out last month chief inspector john vine revealed just how bad things at the u.k. border agency were guessing when he discovered more than one hundred fifty thousand migrants that have been refused the right to remain in the k. had simply disappeared some people may have left the country some of them may still be here i think the key fact was that the agency had no idea how many that were actually still in the country and how many are left and the u.k. immigration rules migrants who have been refused the right to remain at twenty eight days to leave the country but it's a long running problem with enforcing these rules has left the border agency strugglin

in general there is a lot of pension underfunding in the federal and state and corporate level . taxpayers are on the hook for all of it. all of the pensions across the board including federal need more money. they are not earning enough to make good and taxpayers are there . everyone has to kick in more to shore up the pensions including federal workerings >> actually the private sector is facing the problem as well. and companies have their own solutions for this. >> that's right. they buy out the employee. it is a cheaper component for a businessman to buy out the employees rather than a lifetime amount of money because people are living long yer added health care cost. federal government on the pension side. we are talking about billions of dollars. 70 million a year that we have to fund to keep the pension money and account up there. 13 billion in added health care costs it is a continued epidemic for the federal government because it expands. we have seen in the last four years continued to borrow and this is what we have to do now. >> everybody is making sacrifices, why no

. >> starting with the idea that medicare is catastrophically underfunded, $50 trillion underfund according to the accounting system they require employers to use and going to squeeze spending on everything else probably including defense and not the means tested program. a the same co-pay and the same deductibles. more like medicaid. two questions. why would democrats basically demagogue cuts in medicare which i think -- i should be paying ten times the deductibles and co-payments to somebody else. why would they demigod backed and let medicare debt every program they care about is going to be cut because of their support for medicare and why would republicans propose any cuts in medicare? they can let it go ahead and leave the rest of the budget and they can live with a government that has medicare, defense and interest on the national debt which would be fine with them. >> the answer to any question that begins why would political party a demagogue is because they think it will get some votes. i am willing to substitute my judgment for a lot of people. when it comes to my judgment for po

you want to hear from joslyn -- supervisor wiener: the entertainment commission is a chronically underfunded agency and we need to start doing this the right way instead of under reinforcing. >> thank you. i'm the director of the entertainment commission. this is a position under oewd. we believe there is a tremendous amount of work to be done in addition to planning projects yet described, -- it spreads across the brat of all projects in that department in addition to the workforce as well because of a number of jobs that are available to workers that don't need a tremendous amount of training. it is an industry that does not hire without high levels of education. it is really important and i think there is more than a full- time position to be honest and we are fully supportive of that and will help as much as we can. supervisor wiener: one other question -- going back to the revolving loan funds, once bill loan is made, is -- does oewd stay in contact as a resource? >> absolutely. we are on a committee of working solutions that helps to select businesses and we are well aware of who those

they reveal a bureaucracy that is underfunded, according to tanny berg.though substantial dollars were and have still been invested in creating more border patrol agents, more vigilance on the border, virtually no new dollars have gone into immigration and naturalization service officials to facilitate now the access by people who heretofore had gone across at the river and now are looking to legitimize their entry. narrator: professor stoddard suggests we look at europe for a way to meet the demand for labor and still protect our borders. they have guest worker programs. when the iignt comes to your country, you simply register him. he is now a guest in your country. he has no rights of citizenship. what he has is the rights to be treated like a human being and the dignity to work. narrator: in 2001, the u.s. and mexico were discussing a program to allow guest workers to move back and forth more easily. after september 11, border talks stalled amid concerns about homeland security. ironically, both countries may now have the worst of both worlds. a polic

they'll take charge of security once foreign troops leave, but they're underfunded and will need internationalistance well past the pullout. >>> so a long way to go for a country that's known conflict for a long time. i spoke earlier with the university tokyo's daisuku about what needs to be done. he worked for a u.n. assistance mission in afghanistan in 2009th in 2010. professor higashi, billions spent, thousands of lives lost. why is the security situation in the country improving? >> i think there's no sustainable peace negotiation including the taliban. of course there is some development in the last few years. in 2010 we supported to establish a new mechanism of program. and in 2011 president obama announced that he's ready to talk with the taliban to make some political agreement. and january this year, 2012, the taliban finally announced that it's also ready to talk with the united states. also the afghan government establishing the office in qatar. so there's some development, but still long way to go. >> when you talk about long way, what challenges will afghanistan have to overcome t

border agency that's just a third of one percent it's an incredibly small amount and historically underfunded and still cripplingly under-resourced the u.k. border agency is now under pressure and the latest revelations that more than one hundred fifty thousand migrants the missing could just be the tip of the iceberg let me explain why one hundred fifty thousand figure came from the couch where people have applied to extend. refused and they go into a much bigger part. or it's harder and different people are trying to come up with different results. million sounds about what number of people are here. immigration lawyer amir's eighty tells us this is the buddha agencies to have any hope of reducing the number of missing migrants they need to radically change their approach i think you need two percent stop promoting a very tough line because the people who absorb the top flight in the media or of course the markets and sells and they don't come forward if you promote a transparent and fair line and say we'll take every case individually that they want to go but these individual groups can st

i just wanted to add a point about the underfunding. samhsa reports that only 2 percent of people with severe mental illness actually have access to evidence-based supported employment. and, and the, the mismatch between what we fund and what is effective. what we know from some of our research is that in the long term, people who work use the mental health system less and so the savings, the cost savings can be phenomenal over the long term. one area, which we really haven't talked about a little bit is, individuals in recovery starting their own businesses. and i know you mentioned your husband is in recovery, and you want to talk about how he got into business? well, yes, he's in recovery and, fortunately for us, it wasn't out of necessity that we created our business of, you know, a safe haven. it was out of a desire to help others that may be suffering from something that he went through, but didn't have the resources to get the help that they need. so we decided, as a charitable thing, to just open up, you know, a recovery home. w

possibly i think it's great too i feel like we've lost that spirit of exploration largely well so it's underfunded a lot of people have it but we don't we don't commit enough to education either at school in our government or in our living room or in our solar system. that maybe they'll find some oh worm holes or something of carbon you know carbon based or some of that but no martians no martians what if they did find martian there i don't think they'll want to come to earth if they're getting our television they won't be want to be coming though they'll be seeing our lives are dashing said i don't know whether or not you think it's a big deal that humans have technology on mars the bottom line is it kind of is the big deal or at least it's a massive accomplishment no matter what we learn from it it's. tied back in a moment with the top stories here on alt. thanks for. joining. me from. going to. school started here before going global and now pulling the fire. log in. to the right to. choose your place to change your stance. to. make your statements. small.

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possibly i think it's great to i feel like we've lost that spirit of exploration largely world so it's underfunded a lot of people have it but we don't we don't commit enough to education either at school in our government or in our living room or in our solar system. is that maybe they'll find some oh worm holes or something of carbon you know carbon based or some of that but no martians no martians when if they did find martian then i don't think they'll want to come to earth but if they're getting our television they won't be want to be coming though they'll be seeing our lives our dashing said i got to know whether or not you think it's a big deal that humans have technology on mars the bottom line is it kind of is the big deal or at least it's a massive accomplishment no matter what we learn from man's. well the latest edition of cars report is coming your way right after bring the headlines stay with us. my name is richard davis i'm an architectural photographer from london that i've been traveling in russia for the last ten years. it's on a project fred rovs wooden chair choose obviously i

possibly i think it's great too i feel like we've lost that spirit of exploration largely and it's underfunded a lot of people have it but we don't we don't commit enough to education either at school in our government or in our living room or in our solar system. maybe they'll find some oh worm holes or something of carbon you know carbon based or some of that but no martians no martians what if they did find martian there i don't think they'll want to come to earth if they're getting our television they won't be want to be coming though they'll be seeing our lives are dashing something like you know whether or not you think it's a big deal that humans have technology on mars the bottom line is it kind of is the big deal or at least it's a massive accomplishment no matter what we learn from it. that's going to wrap it up for this hour but for more on the stories we covered you can check out our youtube channel youtube dot com slash r t america and also had on over to our website our team dot com slash usa and you can follow me on twitter.

wrong in polling places all kinds of stuff can go wrong at polling places because our elections are underfunded ill equipped poorly trained but it's not a democratic conspiracy to steal the vote and everything that goes wrong from their side is a democratic conspiracy and the burden of proof is. not given to the voter it's given against people to participate it's like you you're guilty before before you know you know right with. the wisconsin recall the scott walker they came in and they said hundreds of thousands of these petition signatures are questionable and therefore they need people to show up with pruett the government accountability board retired judges there said no no no that's not how the law works in wisconsin we require we give the benefits out to the voter what's so produces about these people tom is that the fault lies with the would be voter it's guilty or guilty until proven innocent we just have a half a minute left brad what can people do about this other than you know reading stephen's great work over at alter net org and your great work. and spreading the word. people real

possibly i think it's great to i feel like we've lost that spirit of exploration largely well sun it's underfunded a lot of people have it but we don't we don't commit enough to education either at school in our government or in our living room or in our solar system. that maybe they'll find some old worm holes or something of harvard and you know carbon based or some of that but no martians no martians what if they did find martian i don't think they'll want to come to earth but if they're getting our television they won't be want to be coming though they'll be seen hard life hard as you said i got to know whether or not you think it's a big. deal that humans have technology on mars the bottom line is it kind of is the big deal or at least it's a massive accomplishment no matter what we learn from man's. right those are the main news at this hour here on r.g.p. i'll be back with a recap of our top stories in just a couple of moments stay with us. thanks. to starting. the war going global and now with fire. and. choose your place to take your stuff and. to. make your statement. spoke to more.

think it's great to i feel like we've lost that spirit of exploration largely well so and it's underfunded a lot of people have it but we don't we don't commit enough to education either at school in our government or in our living room or in our solar system. that maybe they'll find some oh worm holes or something of carbon you know carbon based or some of that but no martians no martians you know what if they did find martian there i don't think they'll want to come to earth but if they're getting our television they won't be want to be coming though they'll be seeing our lives. whether or not you think it's a big deal that humans have technology on mars the bottom line is it kind of is the big deal or at least it's a massive accomplishment no matter what we learn from it. well that brings you the news both in and out of this world stay with us we'll be back with the headlines in just a bit. magine assets. phone watches show every single move. and waiting for you to stumble. i saw a man with a video camera so i moved over and he followed me. you know we realized there were following ever

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it's not because they are underfunded.times what the previous private companies spent. mica says he was shocked how much money they can waste. >> you don't wanted to know. they have a warehouse in texas and bought hundreds of things that didn't work. >> remember these, they cost $150,000 each and were supposed to detect explosives but they didn't work. >> they sat in warehouses and they paid us $600 to destroy them. >> so they waste money. misses terrorists and infuriates passengers and creates long lines. isn't there a better way. here is one. the lines are shorter at san francisco airport. they move quickly and passengers even say the screeners are nice. >> people are willing to help. >> everybody here is friendly. a lot more friendly than dallas. >> dallas and all the other airports employ government screeners. san francisco is one major airport that to hire screeners that work at a private company. they are better at finding stuff. they were twice as good finding con from a band. why were they better. here is the reaso

. >> but it was the democratic governor who pushed for full- scale reform in the nation's most underfundedly to finish the day asking for reform adjust their own pensions. he blamed republicans on that. >> it is clear to me that we will not continue to engage with republican leaders who are not sincere about voting for public pension reform. we will not let them just deny this away. >> the governor says he is going back to his organizer roots of the 1970's to mobilize voters to force lawmakers to act. >> i have been an organizer in my public life, and we will bring together the people of our state and a mighty way to make sure the voice of the taxpayer is heard. >> the next page of the drama may play out when the act to downgrade the state's credit rating. the often obscure issue of public employee pensions has now moved to the forefront of the november 6 general elections for the general assembly. >> congressmen jesse jackson jr. continuing his treatment at the mayo clinic for a bipolar disorder. tonight, his father, the rev. jesse jackson, says his son is on the path to recovery. >> he h

founding malae said before from the committee i think we are underfunded to see the futures industrythat's grown fivefold since the 90's and then we have the slot industry as well. it's my it'my understanding of commodities merchant doesn't to compared to beat could protect customers from losses such as fraud or malfeasance. again, i question whetheror not there shouldn't be -- there have been some suggestions there should be an insurance fund, there is for securities, there is for the federal deposit insurance, but there isn't for the futures commission merchants. do you have any thoughts on that? >> the commission is currently focused on doing everything we can under the current law to protect customers and i think there is more than we need to do. i certainly have an open mind as to this dialogue and i think it is really the weighing of costs and benefits and it is an age-old issue of insurance does take a cost. i think we need to focus in on our rules and ensure the customers to better and the self regulatory function works better to be a disconnect my time is up. you do it for securit