gerri: understaffed, i'm not willing to let them off the hook.anything that needs to begin to get that recall information faster? >> was a recall actually starts-- the problem here i don't think was so much getting information to the public was the recall was announced, but rather that the recall should have been done years earlier. gerri: allen, thank you for coming on. >> my pleasure. gerri: next, the man who was a pioneer of holding him accountable. he's here. consumer advocate ralph nader gives us his thoughts on if anything has changed since the chevy corvair. stay with us. ♪ you know what i love america, fine barbeque good times and zero heartburn. ♪ and that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me zero heartburn... annc: prilosec otc ahh... annc: the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for nine straight years... you can't beat zero heartburn... annc: prilosec otc one pill each morning 24 hours zero heartburn. gerri: general motors has had a checkered history on safety issu

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gerri: understaffed, i'm not willing to let them off the hook.there anything that needs to begin to get that recall information faster? >> was a recall actually starts-- the problem here i don't think was so much getting information to the public was the recall was announced, but rather that the recall should have been done years earlier. gerri: allen, thank you for coming on. >> my pleasure. gerri: next, the man who was a pioneer of holding him accountable. he's here. consumer advocate ralph nader gives us his thoughts on if anything has changed since the chevy corvair. stay with us. ♪ gerri: general motors has had a checkered history on safety issues and many of us may remember consumer advocate ralph nader voices strong disapproval of gm's chevy corvair nearly 50 years ago in his book unsafe at any speed. how far have we come since then cracks joining us now ralph nader author of the new book unstoppable the emerging left right alliance. look about to the show. so, have we made any distance? have we solved this problem? will we ever solve this

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. >>> san jose police department is understaffed and overworked. to help ease the workload, the city is having civilians now take on some of the tasks. it's part of a new community service officer program. these officers will do things like taking nonurgent calls for burglaries and stolen cars and writing up reports. 25 recruits are taking part in the initial five week academy that's happening right now. >>> the pink saturday party during san francisco pride weekend is in jeopardy after continued violence at the event. at this year's event in the castro a member of the organization that host the party was attacked by a group that was shouting homophobic remarks. this is just the latest offense. in past years there have been other attacks and a shooting. the sisters of perpetual indulgence are considering limiting the party or canceling it altogether. >>> a man died in an accident near half moon bay. cal fire says the man was with friends digging a tunnel in the sand at francis beach monday. the hole collapsed burying him under 4 feet of sand. the p

we'll be increasing our commitment long overdue to animal care and control to this shelter that is understaffed we had to close down two days a week this is a safety net that didn't turn any animals away and increasing our cities overdue commitment to making sure that we're keeping our public spaces clean so everyone can use them so colleagues that is, i think a terrific budget and i'm proud of the committee work i thank you. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. supervisor avalos >> thank you schaerl and i want to thank you for your combination of the mayors priorities and the board of supervisors. i want to thank you for your flexibility it's been a real pleasure to do so i think you won't be always agree with everyone i think you may have been talking about me i really appreciate the dialog with our office and your staff has been great to work with throughout the process so thank you for the collaboration. and also want to thank my staff and my office jeremy and pat and others from the beginning of the process and jeremy have down or done the lions work of the project and many other departments a

a new report fines san francisco's understaffed sheriff department spends millions on overtime to core those who call in sick. they paid out $11 million in overtime to cover sick and injured deputies in 2012. the report says that the practice of using overtime to cover for sick only employees depletes city funds and increases the chance for injury among deputies who work extra shifts. >>> there is a rally in oakland calling for the raising of the minimum wage. workers calling for the city council to pass the lift up oakland measure after the rally workers planned to attend a city council community and economic development committee meeting where a minimum wage economic study will be discussed. the rally gets underway at noon at the chamber of commerce on 14th. >> a group housing add vehicles in san francisco has withdrawn a ballot initiative to restrict airbnb, and will work through the legislative process instead despite receiving enough signatures to get their proposal on the ballot. housing advocates argue that short-term rentals threaten affordable housing. >>> in japan a filibuste

denied and in general we know that great prisons are notorious for being overcrowded prisons are understaffed and in fact we managed to speak to one of the prisoners we had to conceal his identity of course so that's the reason why what you're about to see the face is covered and the voice has been altered so let's listen and see what life is like in the great prison we say no to the green guantanamo namely to a prison inside a prison without any rights without any future prisoners who have completed one fifth of their sentences should be allowed to visit their families we live filthy conditions mice and cockroaches there are no doctors here for every illness they just give us aspirins they are prisoners here we have no money so nobody gives them anything to eat we find cockroaches in our food the prison food is disgusting it's better to eat nothing than to eat this food five prisoners live in a cell designed for two we haven't eaten for the past ten days and the doctor has given us nothing they come and eat some sugar i'm in a desperate situation i have already lost ten kilos and i can't eve

the fight over pensions and budget cuts has left the san jose police department understaffed in recent years. >>> other bay area headlines, mountain view police trying to track down this guy that they say robbed a bank near castro and california streets yesterday. they say he did not show a weapon but managed to get away with more than $1,300. police say as you see he has facial hair and, this is telling, he smelled like he hadn't bathed in a while. >>> benicia city council passed an emergency ordinance restricting outdoor water use effective immediately. residents and businesses will only be able to water outdoors between 7 and 8 a.m. addresses ending in an odd number can only water on mondays, wednesdays and fridays. even number addresses will be allowed to water on alternating days. but no landscape irrigation will be allowed on sundays. the restrictions run until october 15. >>> we are less than four hours away from highway 280 shutdown. 9:00 tonight northbound lanes will be closed from highway 101 to king street. crews expect to re-open that roadway about 5 a.m. monday. during the

the fight over pensions and budget cuts have left the san jose police department understaffed in recent years. >>> a newark motel in danger of being shut down just got a six- month reprieve. the e-z 8 motel is the only home that some people have. but many say it's a magnet for all kinds of crime. last night neighbors told a city commission that crime is spreading in the area and enough is enough. >> the crime is in the surrounding neighborhoods when they are breaking into our houses. when they break into my car, when i'm having dinner at bj's, when they're shoplifting over at the mall. >> planning commissioners gave motel owners a list of demands to improve their security. if nothing changes the motel could lose its business permit and will be forced to close. >>> kpix 5 has learned of a second hate crime during san francisco pride weekend. police say this member of the group sisters of perpetual indulgence was attacked during a party saturday. the suspect yelled anti-gay slurs and punched the victim. >>> today the jury in the bryan stow civil trial will begin a sixth day of deliberatio

this followed up with practical measures, even among circumstances, our health facilities are understaffed. now they are stretched to the limits, so the human resource, it is very crucial component and we need them. >> for the community affected, life has practically shut down. check points limit movement and schools are closed. it puts a strain on people. the outbreak has been properly contained, many in the region will view each other with suspicion, wondering who's infected. aljazeera, ghana. >> the first hurricane of the atlantic season is threatening trouble. richard has all the details, so it's hurricane after ritual. >> long time coming, of course. along comes arthur just when you don't need one, because it's holiday time and millions of people heading towards the coast. this storm system has quite a history, seeing significant rainfall develop from across the bahamas, 149 millimeters in 24 hours. the worst is to come for some areas. there's no doubt about it. the satellite sequence, you can see it start to go develop more of a northward track, going at 15 kilometers per hour with s

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who tell me that the -- talking to people in san jose who tell me that the police department is understaffed and they're hoping it will make a difference. here are the 25 recruits in their first academy class. they'll be going through training for the next five weeks learning how to handle a sort of situations -- a variety of situations. they'll be assisting control, writing reports, doing crowd control and they may be called to help at a crime scene. they're also handling burglary and auto theft calls that are not urgent. one man said he noticed a delay of response times. >> there was a noise complaint. my neighbors were noisy at 12:00 and i need them to quiet down. i don't want to go out and fight with them. i know they need to handle other calls. maybe this is one of those officers could do. >> what do you think of it? >> i think it's great. >> the officers will not be involved in calls that include active suspects. they'll be carrying pepper spray to encounter a dangerous situation. there's a problem with wage and benefit issues, that's why this is a shortage. they're hoping to free up p

our health is understaffed so now they are stretched. to the limits.o the ruts is very crucial compliments and we need them. >> the communities effected high is practically shut down. check points limit movement and many schools have been closed. also put as strain on people. until the ebola outbreak has been contained many in the region will view each other with suspicious, wonder hog is effected. al jazeera, ghana. >> separatists are being blamed for the killing of at least nine people in eastern ukraine. it's been a hot spot for intense fighting between prorussian fighters and troops since the cease fire ended two days. russia, france, and germany have agreed to work on a new plan to stop the bloodshed. many soldiers are reluctant to end their operation. tanks, personnel, men and sup whys are pushing eastward. the army says it has the separatest in their sites and that a cease fire would find little support here. >> it has to be a short one, so that the separatest can't get more strength. if it is a truce, it should be for one day only, just to give

the agents here are understaffed and the criminals on the other side those that transport the immigrantsophisticated in adapting to the situation. it appears that more immigrants are trying to flee border patrol, changing tactics than turning themselves in as we have seen in the past book, probably because the deport agencies have started to escalate. even though the situation on the border is changing. the crisis conditions and the desperation will continue as well. >> heidi zhou-castro reporting from texas. >>> many people in central america are desperate to escape because of violence. one of the most dangerous places is san pedro sulo in hopped where gages carry more -- gangs carry more weight than the government. yesterday a group of 40 mothers and children were deported back. it was the first group of central american children sent home as the u.s. cracks down on undocumented immigrants. paul beban returned from honduras and has been cog this story about the children who made it to the u.s. from san pedro sulo and joins us in the studio. after being in honduras and watching what is

they are understaffed, which is a huge problem and huge threat to us all.he culture there calls for families to take care of individuals when they're ill, to wash them and prepare them for bureiaburial. >> it's scary to hear about. one sometimes thinks it happens there then it could happen here. is that true? could the same sort of situation happen in the united states if we had some sort of outbreak like that? >> i think it's possible that someone could return from west africa. in this case or with other diseases from other parts of the world where, for example, you had sars or merz or what have you, it wouldn't go further because we would recognize individuals infected and isolate them and protect ourselves in that way. as i said earlier, the sorts of cultural practices which predispose to transmission taking close care of people, washing dead bodies and so forth, just don't pertain in new york or no other parts of the united states. >> i read that you worked closely with the chinese government when the sars outbreak happened back in early 2000s. >> i did

made quick work of this saying they are understaffed and they wanted to get it cleared before the commute. if there is any silver lining it is for people headed northbound on 101 because the scene is cleared and traffic is moving along quickly. i got an update from c.h.p. about what happened starting after 2:30 that a motorcyclist hit the back of a big rig and i can tell you it was a double trailer as fault truck and possibly the motorcyclist was trying to pass the truck and slammed into the back it and the motorcyclist was thrown from the motorcycle on to the road and that is when other cars became involved. >> the rider of the motorcycle was left in the road and there were several vehicles inadvertently that came into contact with the body. whether contributed to his death, we don't know. >> the victim has not been identified and we know he has hispanic man between 25 and 30 years ago and witnesses say that he was speeding, possibly going up to 100 miles per hour so at this point c.h.p. believed speed has something to do with the accident and it will be a while before they determine if

. >>> a just-released report fines the understaffed sheriff department spends millions on ever nightrecover worker whose call in sick. according to the examiner the department paid out $11 million in overtime to cough sick and injured deputies in 2012. the report says that the practice of using overtime to cover sick employees depletes city funds and increases the chances for injuries among deputies who work extra shifts. >> in 90 michigans washington state is the second state in the nation to tart selling recreational marijuana, with the first store expected to open is cannabis city in seattle, with store owners expect to sell out with two grandmothers running $50 and an full will cost $700. 300 recreational pot shots will open cross the state and colorado is the first state to sell recreational pot in january. >>> a typhoon is taking aim at japan and here is the stunning view from space. german astronaut tweeted this photo of the eye of storm. it is massive. he is working on the international space station. the okinawa government says a fisherman is missing and ten people are injur

. >> san francisco's understaffed sheriff spends millioning on overtime to covers workers would calln sick. according to the examiner the department paid out almost $11 million in overtime to cover sick and injured deputies in 2012. the report says that the practice of using overtime to cough sick employees depletes city funds and increases the chance for injury pentagon deputy -- injury among deputies. >> in oakland they call for the raising of the minimum wage, a grouch workers is calling for the city council to pass the lit up oakland measure and after the rally workers will attend a city council community and economic development committee meeting i where a minimum wage economic study will be discussed. the rally is underway at noon at the chamber of commerce. >> a group housing advocates have withdrawn the initiative to restrict home sharing service airbnb and will work through the legislative process, instead, despite getting enough signatures to get their proposal on the ballot. housing advocates argue that short-term represent am sites threaten affordable housing. >>> develop

border patrol and disappearing into the brush, and it's porus, and the border patrol is highly understaffed and indeed, they're in great need of more resources, and on the other side, the traffickers, the coyotes, are very sophisticated and always adopting and we heard that there may be a new method of getting across. more are fleeing the border patrol. and its different than the mass surrenders of many migrants that we have seen in the recent months. and the people on the ground think of because of the massive deportation, the push for more has started here. >> thank you. many people in central america are desperate to escape because of the violence, and one of the most desperate places is in honduras where the gangs carry more influence than the government. yesterday, 40 mothers and children were deported from the u.s. back to honduras, and it's the first group of central americans sent home as the u.s. starts to crackdown on immigration. paul got back from honduras a few weeks ago, and he joins us tonight in the studio. why such a surge of people coming in to the u.s. from central americ

or secondary prevention for drugs in the future than at any other time in history and they're understaffed to do this. the critical problem with this is these things have been laid at the treasury's door steps without add kwanly thinking them through and that's going to slow everything down and make a mess. >> no one would have thought the irs was going to be the agency at the center of this scandal, as well. but indeed, it is the irs and it's all of these federal agencies now that have an enormous amount of power. if you look at the d.c. circuit decision, it did focus on what did the law say? and the law said that the subsidy ves to come through the states. now we're seeing a huge overstep of the responsibilities of the federal government all because of the way the administration interpreted the law. >> more oversteps. how does this play out going forward? what's the next catalyst in this? >> i think it's going to be a huge legal situation. in the d.c. circuit, they're going to hear the case. chances are the supreme court will take it, but you never know. this is going to be a huge mess.

we're understaffed. we don't have the manpower.we ask for manpower you know what the agency said they would send us five supervisors. are these supervisors going to help us process. the answer is no. >> the immigration crisis, some american citizens taking matters into their own hands refusing to allow ilgs to disembark in the california city of marietta. a crowd of 200 to 300 people surrounding the bus and caused the buses to turn around headed back for the border. we're back with the panel now. charles, i think it's difficult for people here if isis crosses the border into ukraine. this is our border. we have a crisis at the border. he does nothing for a couple of weeks. and then, last week, he comes out and we hear he is going to make a statement. what he is going to do about this. what is the statement? the first three quarters of it is an attack on republicans and say if they would only pass my immigration law this wouldn't have happened. a complete none secular because, it's his policies of loosening the deportation of people

penny pinching, understaffing actually left juvenile inmates with permanent brain damage involved in one of the incidents the u.s. justice department looked at. >> if it's a disaster, why do they keep getting contracts? >> he's controlled the money since the day he came into office, establishings, near death beatings, sadistic guards that encouraged juveniles. >> has he been asked about it? >> he knows all about it. all he has to do is look at the record, ed. this is an organization -- the ceo of this oregon actually paid $20,000 to rick scott so he could redecorate the governor's mansion. understand rick scott knows this line. the federal judge that looked at this organization said that it was an inhumane cesspool that geo has put together. this is a scott who has been a governor shield for geo for years now. he helped geo earn multimillion dollars every year. scott describing geo as a bold, innovative cost saving private prison group who is an example of the american dream. in fact, it's the american nightmare. >> none of this analysis by the justice department phased the governor

with many facilities overcrowded and understaffed, that task can be difficult, if not impossible. in the next hour on "lockup," we'll go beyond the scenic desert landscape to the penitentiary of new mexico, a prison that is battling to overcome a long history of violence. just 15 miles away from the art galleries and shops of santa fe, a concrete fortress looms above the horizon, surrounded by double razor wire fences. housing more than 800 inmates, the penitentiary of new mexico is the state's highest security prison. >> we have pretty much the worst of the worst inmates in the state of new mexico. a number of the inmates that have been convicted of first degree murder. >> they got a lot of psychos too who just don't give a [ bleep ], doing life sentences. >> the prison's history is notorious. many of the most violent events took place in a facility called the old main. >> inmates had to prove themselves just to survive. >> you had almost 1,200 inmates in that facility that was built for 750. >> you have people living on top of each other, pushing each other. and i mean, there wa

despite being fully operational on our first visit in 2000, the facilities were understaffed and overburdened. there were less than ten physicians to care for more than 3,500 inmates. >> the medical care here sucks. >> medical sucks. >> medical sucks. >> we need better medical. >> i've been here eight years and never had a physical. they won't give me a physical. they said because i'm young and i'm healthy, i don't need a physical. >> because of standards that are set by the community, there has been a significant increase in funding for the health care services for women and we have been able to add to our staff both in terms of physicians, nursing, mental health staff. is it still -- no. do we have enough staff? no. do we have vacancy issues and problems we're working with? yes. but we are significantly better off in terms of our ability to deliver quality standard of care today than we were a year ago or five years ago. >> most of the difficulties stem from the inherent differences between male and female populations. above all, pregnancy. >> pregnancies in a prison provide a very unique p

. >> did he say understaffed and needing resources? >> well. come on over to the good side, dude.. there is no mistranslation here. the line of thinking is lower than a snake's belly. if fox & friends think they have to speak english for help in america, they can keep on prending. if energy could come from anything?. or if power could go anywhere? or if light could seek out the dark? what would happen if that happens? anything. could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." this is for the folks who take a shower after work. we have been talking with the folks from bold nebraska for months. their fight t

we're understaffed down there, we're trying to rebuild a barracks. so the commander told me that they had agreed with hhs, we have to house these people but we can't do it beyond october. they promised they'd leave by october. where are they going to go? hhs doesn't have an answer for that. i don't have an answer for that. i'm just saying that you have to set up something. until the president reverses this decision and makes some kind of a comment, you don't want to take of crossing all the way through mexico, risking your lives and all this to come to this country and when you come here, you've got to obey the law or we're not going to let you in, that would stop it, chuck. that would stop it. >> obviously you know the president is not going to reverse that. we've got a crisis here. he seems to be -- you know, there seem to be -- they have made that pretty clear. now on the 2008 law which of course seems to hold up the deportation process in this case because of the asylum -- the asylum issues that have to be dealt with before a deportation can happ

employees who spoke out about understaffing, inadequate care, phony bookkeeping.nd their jobs in jeopardy because, quote, a culture of retaliation inside the v.a. listen to what one physician told the house committee on veterans' affairs. >> the veterans needing care that presented to the er have survived campaigns like d-day, iwo jima, ted fences, counter offenses, croatia, desert storm, the battle of fallujah and dismal years in helmand province. it is a bitter irony to me that i as a physician could not guarantee their health and safety within a v.a. facility in the middle of cosmopolitan phoenix. >> our senior investigative correspondent, drew griffin, broke this story months ago. what happened at last night's hearing? >> well, the house was looking at these whistle blower investigations. there are 76 retaliation cases being taken up by the government that handles those cases and tries to protect the whistle blowers. as we have seen time and time again, the whistle blowers are scared to come forward. because they have seen others whose careers have been ruined

here is a picture of the officers to committee service officer academy started yesterday it is understaffed and believe that don't the issues need to help. the twin but officers will be split and will respond to lower priority calls. they will not carry a gun and their power is limited >> they will not write citations or deal with the bandit beagle vehicles or to make arrests. they will place reports and file with the police department. >> reporter: the association released this information reading in part " some of our offer of officers this is political misdirection stemming from a failed leadership. many more officers on the street not more report writers. " >> reporter: in san jose mike pelton kron 4 news. >> reporter:new at five. >> reporter:a spike in san francisco murders this month. but the city is still on pace to have fewer homicides than last year. the most recent killings were yesterday.in the same area. one around 5-am near 6th and minna streets in the south of market area. two arrests have been made in that case.in which a 19- year-old man was fatally >> reporter:the other was

of one issue exacerbating the wave of illegal immigration, understaffed and underfunded in the greciangly took a look at the numbers. what is the and -- what is the administration doing to change the momentum? >> 200 43 immigration judges on the federal level, a case backlog of 375,000. thans a major issue, more 20,000. the backlog has grown more than 20,000 cases in the three quarters of this year. it is a big problem for immigration but for this issue specifically, because of that , each of those children is given a mandatory asylum request. they get an asylum appearance in court. it is majorly problematic. >> what is the administration doing to try to address the issue? >> it is merely funding base. the key is to add new judges. take a look at what eric holder said on abc on sunday. >> the immigration laws are being enforced but we are faced with an extraordinary situation where thousands of people, young people especially, are fleeing central america for economic endemic violence in their countries. immigrationhing judges to border this process. >> it is a surge of immigration judg

to fix the problems for the veterans because that is what we do but it's been historically understaffed. i would like to send staff to tell me what is happening in st. louis, with happening in los angeles and come back to report so i get it from the horses mouth because right now i cannot trust where it is coming from so that is my soapbox to each of you and we all feel very strongly that we have to come up with a solution. we have to have accountability. we had the constitutional power and need to give the authority to do this and added to the good staffers that are there so they can get out there and ask the questions. and i would suggest were put forward each of you maybe i am a little pollyanna -ish on this but i am a high school teacher. this is bullying. this is what it amounts to. there's been a lot of research done. here's what happens if the increased productivity, loss off litigation, commitment, satisfaction, transfers, adverse impact from the patient customer satisfaction. we know all about that. but the question i have is that we can say to the va can go down this has never

. >>> still ahead -- and understaffed police department facing a big challenge.find out what happened this week that had san jose police racing from one part of the city to another. >> reporter: we're live in stockton with the details that police have recently released regarding the bank robbery suspect who survived, the high- speed chase and what we're hearing from the family of the victim hostage. >>> good morning. we have big backups now leaving san francisco. southbound 101 is very slow. it is now beginning to affect traffic leaving downtown. we'll tell you what happened and what your alternate route is. >>> well, no report of drizzle in el granada or half moon bay. there's some in pinole, sausalito. it's been that kind of a week. even some tropical clouds and big thunderstorms up in the sierra. we'll see if those pop up today. >>> she texted her husband. he sped down as fast as he could. >> family friends and friends dash family members and friends mourning the death of a hostage in a high-speed chase and shootout. we're live digging for more answers. you ca

more travelers are great for the industry and our country, but if our understaffed pofrts rts of areverwhelmed by more travelers, it holds us back. nothing says welcome to the united states than a two-hour wait in line at customs. i am hopeful we can improve this problem and look forward to working with the bill sponsors as well as the tourism industry to address it. >> thank you, senator. >> mr. chairman, we've talked with senator rubio and his staff about this. we're more than happy to wok with him with a letter to the agencies that have the ability to impact some of the concerns that we all have about people getting into the country, how they get into the country. we were certainly glad yesterday to see a huge house vote to extend this program and our managers package today included the same reforms that the house package includes and i want to see what senator klobuchar has to add to that. >> mr. chairman, we are so pleased with how this has gone done. we have 30 additional bipartisan sponsors since we started, it is now half democrats, half republicans. we are now opening it up

during that time we were grossly understaffed in physicians and nurses. there was insufficient staffing to wash beds, answer the phones, wash beds, and doctors and nurses got pulled away. when the number of patient visits increased, the number of mistakes as well as near misses in our nursing triage skyrocketed. symptoms such as stroke, heart attack, pneumonia, blood infections and other serious medical issues were routinely missed by inexperienced triage nurses or experienced triage nurses that were overwhelmed by the flood of patients hitting our e.r. i started reporting this to the chain of command. in the process of reporting this, 120 of the nurses retaliated against me. they would not give me verbal reports. administration was made aware of this and they were asked to intervene and stop this behavior that was interviewing with my care for patients. they ignored my repeated requests for additional resources for the e.r. and they would never institute the comprehensive standardized nurse triage training that we needed in order to prevent future mistak

answers to fix problems for veterans because that's what they do but it has been historically understaffed. i would like to send this staff out there to tell me what's happening in st. louis, what's happening in los angeles so i get it from the horse's mouth. right now i can't trust the data. that's my soapbox to each of you. we all feel very strongly but we have to come up with a solution. we have to have an accountability. we have the constitutional power. we need to get some authority to be able to do it. we have to add to these good staffers up here so they can get out there and ask the questions and start doing this, and i would suggest or put forward to each of you, maybe i'm a little pollyanna-ish but it's beyond the pale. i'm a high school teacher. this is bullying. you talk about horizontal violence. there's been a lot of research done on this. increased turnover, lost productivity, loss of motivation, lots of lateral transfers, lawsuits, and adverse impact on patient's customer satisfaction. we know all that, that research is out there. the question i have is we can say it's the

not only are they understaffed and lack resources, now they've got to deal with illegal immigrants whoeciate you joining us, sheriff. first off, when you're hearing that call, how unique are calls like that to you? >> those calls are -- they have a crisis. we need to respond to them. those are pretty regular calls on a daily basis. >> so those calls, you have to respond to, even though for the most part when you get there, you realize they're not even american citizens? >> that's correct. but they're on u.s. soil and due process comes into play and that's the way we're taking them as. >> you have 129 a couple years ago. you're heading this year on average, if it continues, with another 87 who have lost their lives by the time you get to them. they're dead. so far you've recovered 43 corpses. to date. here is another example of the 911 call that came in to your people. >> 91 s state your emergency. >> hello? >> (speaking spanish) >> sheriff, they're coming across the borrowedder and haven't had anything to drink in three days. what do you do? >> well, basically what you try to do when t