main thing we were concerned about is finding out if they were thirsty and obviously they were and needed food. i understand the man came across three or four jelly fish. but besides that, there was no big attack, shark or anything like that? no, not at all. as a matter of fact, we were talking to sean and he was expressing his distress he was going through wondering about shark attacks. and he said when he hit the jelly fish, it stung for a while, but just the whole entire situation of him worrying about other things a lot worse than that, i guess he was able to annual handle that fairly well. did we find out how they fell off their boat? they told us that he s evidently charter captain and they were heading out to sea out of key largo and they fell off the transon of the boat. i guess it was locked in forward gear and he said when he hit the water, he knew he was in trouble cause the boat was just continuing to go and they started treading water at that
disabilities act is the federal law. there is a double whammy in new york. you have an ability to bring an action before the new york state human rights division. you have protection based on disability but also protection based on your veterans status. that can change from state to state. but you can bring an action under the federal law and your local state laws. how do you prove when, you know, let s say you go for a job, you don t get it. and obviously they saw that you were in the army and you were in iraq or something like that. and then how do you prove that you were discriminated based on your ptsd? it is a tricky situation, especially with an applicant in a preemployment situation. what we look at is the applicant pool. who else was up for the job? who is the most qualified person? who ultimately received the job. sometimes you ll have a clear-cut answer. you ll say this person, this veteran was he was perfect except he was perfect and he didn t get the job. as far
humanitarian issue. we can t deal with these children in the way we deal with adult illegal immigrants. they come across at the hands of human smugglers. they re all alone. they are young. they have no support system here. basically they are sent across and on their own and that leaves law enforcement here trying to deal with that situation. i understand they re landing in different states without telling the governor. in massachusetts, for example, they re coming in by the dozens into massachusetts, and the governor doesn t even know. what kind of plan is this? i don t know what kind of plan it is. is it a plan at all is my question. the sherrifs here are very concerned, sherrifs from across the country. sherrifs are elected officials. we have a lot of independent thinkers and people that think differently. i assure you the sherrifs are 100% in line with is this border situation has to get under control. we are left with so much problems tbr from this that the federal government
situation. i know the three of you very well and you feel it, too. of course. you have kids pouring over. and some he have them are sick and it s a of them are sick and it s a terrible situation. but we have to strengthen our borders. we have to build a fence really a very big, powerful wall. we have to do something because people are bringing their children and they re saying, let the united states take care of them. we are almost a bankrupt nation. if you look at what s going on with the kind of money, 17 trillion, which is going up rapidly, which by the way, soon is going to be $21 trillion, we don t have the money. we don t have the resources. we don t have the people. we don t have the jobs. we don t have anything. we re supposed to be taking care of the world. it can t happen. we need strong borders. absolutely. and that is the position of a number of republicans.
we don t have to have this morning. elisabeth? maybe he called for help on your phone, brian. maybe he did. thousands of immigrant children are pouring in to the borders and agents and aid workers are struggling to care for them with this influx, a brand-new worry arising, a possibility of outbreaks from any number of diseases, including some we haven t seen in years. so should we be concerned? dr. mark siegle joins us now. we see the amount of children they were predicting up to 80,000 children expected to cross illegally this year and 2014, along with the kids comes some sickness. what are we looking at? i think that this is a big public health crisis that s emerging. we talk about a problem with illegal immigration, but we re not talking enough about the medical side of this. if someone comes into the united states as a legal immigrant, we screen them for tuberculosis and for all kinds of diseases. we usually catch it before they come in. if they come in illegally, we re fac