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. >> melissa, not only am i at 10 downing, we're also in the room that margaret thatcher useto have asdy. we talked about mr. trump, about kim jon, abo brexit. we also talked about the importance of technology as a driver and as a big drive going on from the prime minister this week about technology. we started off with that issue and at this moment in time with brexit as a backdrop, tech is so important for the uk >> london tech week a great opportunity for us to welcome the investment we had in the uk from tech companies. recognize the huge opportunities there are here in the uk for tech companies to start up and grow and to talk with people around the table. as i did this afternoon, we have venture capitalists. we had people who have set up tech companies, who have sold tech companies, set up more tech companies. people who are really innovative in this sector and it wasn't just people from the uk sitting around the table. we had people from argentina, from the uea, from america, from china. from israel. so it was a real otunity during london tech week to talk about the ways in whic

enforcement.ar you afraid that the information that you provided in order to sponsor your nephew might be useto deport you now? >> ( translated ): yes, i'm afraid. i'm afraid. don't know what's going happen. i'm thinking about my immigration case, but because he is mnephew, i can't abandon him. for me, my nephews are like my first sons. i li for them. >> alcindor: omar's case and jenny's dilemma are not unique. sont 900 unaccompanied immig children were released to sponsors in maryland between october 2017 and april 2018. about 90% of the sponsors helany sinkler has met are undocumented. sinkler runs the family reunification program at esperanza center, an immigrant resource group funded by the catholic charities of baltimore. >> we get at least one individual a day saying, how will this affect me? willomething like that happe to me? i'm worried about my family here, i'm worried about myer children >> alcindor: sinkler says workers are honest about the danger. >> we don't make any false promises to our sponsors. we don't say things like, it's going to be okay, nothing bad will happen to you, be

murphy, medicare useto allow states whether to designate hospitals as critical access. i understand we've prohibited state-based desig nations because of concerns they were overutilized by allowed hospitals had already earned that state-basedesignation to keep it. in cases where the critical access designation may have been overutilized, how do hospitals compare to the cms definition of a critical access hospital? >> so, i think the dev -- i think the definition of critil accessospitals, senator, and whether it's a in a hospital for the uninsured and often interface with my colleagues who are in an emergency room with some understaffed critical access month and so understaffed that they frankly had to send all their patients to the hospital where i worked, and so a lot of what i will say now will reflect that perspective. let me first go here. i'm interested in the medicare wage index and which hospitals with the higher cost structure get more? if you will, the more get more. now, it seems as if under current law based upon your geographalre ral hospitals in my state ca