they ll be reprimanded and probably lose four hours rec. that s about the most. and they ll pay for the destruction of the property. it is the type of violation joseph mayberry has no chance to commit even if he wanted to. he s on his third day of suicide watch after swallowing the arm of his eyeglasses. confined to a strip down cell with tear proof clothing is hard and not easy for officers to watch him. i came in this morning. i have to sit here 12.25 hours to watch, make sure he doesn t do anything to harm himself. it is draining whenever you have to put individual officers on active suicide watch inmates because it s one on one. it s 24/7, constant observation. our basic policy for suicide watch is 15-minute checks. they never lose sight of them, they actually keep notes, they take and put it in the log. that way we ve got a track
for destruction of county property. they didn t deny it. the deputy reprimanded and probably lose 4 hours rec. that s about the most. and they pay for the destruction of the property. no chance to commit. and on his third day of suicide watch after swallowing the arm of his eyeglasses, confined to a strip down gown with clothing, it s a hard existence and not all that easy. but the officers assigned to watch it. i have to sit here at 12.25 hours to make sure he doesn t do anything to harm himself. it s draining whenever you have to put individual officers on active suicide watch inmates because one on one, it s 24/7, constant observation. our basic policy is 15 minute checks and they never lose sight of them. they keep notes in the log to
probably lose four hours rec. that s about the most. and they ll pay for the destruction of the property. it is the type of violation joseph mayberry has no chance to commit even if he wanted to. he s on his third day of suicide watch after swallowing the arm of his eyeglasses. confined to a strip down cell with tear proof clothing is hard and not easy for officers to watch him. i came in this morning. i have to sit here 12.25 hours to watch, make sure he doesn t do anything to harm himself. it is draining whenever you have to put individual officers on active suicide watch inmates because it s one on one. it s 24/7, constant observation. our basic policy for suicide watch is 15-minute checks. they never lose sight of them, they actually keep notes, they take and put it in the log. that way we ve got a track record of what he s doing, if
to $10 an hour. you re fired. cities across america push forward to help workers. the city council voted to raise the city s minimum wage to $12.30 an hour. one group hopes to raise the minimum wage in dave to $15 an hour. $15 seems high because 8 has been ridiculously low. proposed ballot measure would raise oakland s to $12.25 an hour. unemployment drop will be negligible to the number of people earning 30%, 40%, 50% more per year. joining us tonight, california senator barbara boxer. great to have you with us tonight. this is become still a it s still a hot conversation and it s interesting to see how many cities around the country are moving on this. for instance, your state of california, minimum wage is going to move to $9 an hour in july. in 2016 it s going to $10 an hour. is this the model, this how we have to do this if we can t get federal action?
are political concerns there. i think the moral imperative to take this action to help two million workers overrides those concerns. that figure is something that we calculated in the spring. and it was to say to start shifting the focus on this question on who was turning up the fact that it is actually taxpay you ta taxpayers and that is depressing. so when we ran the numbers at a more granular level, we talked about $12.25. that is the kind of wage that we need to be aiming for. if you did the $10.10 an hour. it would end up being almost half a million direct contracting workers. people who have been sewing our