Asking you how can Veterans Health programs be improved and ryan wright posted a national singlepayer system that allows vets to go to any hospital or put them in medicare system. We go into the help not to feel like we dreamed up symptoms. Three Family Members of veterans told their story on capital hill and discussed how the Veterans Affairs could do a better job. If i could get everybody to take their seats, please. The hearing will come to order. Before we begin i would like to ask consent for scott peters from california and representati representati representative arizona to sit up here with us. I would like to welcome you to service should not lead to suicide access to vas Mental Health care. Following a Committee Investigation that uncovered widespread data manipulation this committee has held a full committee of oversight hearings over the last several weeks to evaluate the systemic failures that have consumed the Veterans Health care system. None of them have contained the fa
Email from a Fourth Amendment perspective in part that he feared if it doesnt count that should eliminate the protection of privacy. That is, to the extent we a lhaa lot of robots looking at our email to scan it for viruses or to service ads or whatever, if that counts and weve agreed to that or otherwise have allowed that, that could mean we have given up our overall interpretation of privacy in those communications. I fear that toxin was killing the Fourth Amendment to save it. I think im more concerned about the parables that come from government surveillance than private surveillance and i think our allowing that kind of behavior does not eliminate protection of privacy, and we have enough cases saying that that i feel comfortable. But its not that easy. It gets to the automation rationale which is the case where smithfield, maryland said we do not have enough cases to judge. I think this goes to age bias as much as anything else. They said, human operators used to connect our call
2012 and almost 25,000 in 2013. As of july 6, over 50,000 children have been apprehended and placed in our care in fy 14. To address the associated challenges, a twopronged strategy has been put together. One is to drive down the length of time the children remain in shelters. The other is to expand our shelter capacity. When it comes to time, the children that are in our care, we have made significant progress. Since 2011 when it took 75 days to reduce that time to 35 and are continuing to make progress to move in more quickly. About 1700 beds and since january, and we have also opened a temporary shelters with three military races across the country. While temporary solutions were necessary in the short term, makeshift solutions do not make longterm fiscal sense. Morerary shelters cost than the permanent shelters. As we move forward, the reality is that we dont have enough beds and we dont have sufficient resources to continue to add beds to ensure that the children are not staying i
Prisons are now a cottage industry. They are built a company that bids on the prisoners, and then they stuff full of prisoners. Is 2. 7 of the worlds 25 ofion, and we have the worlds prisoners. Your guest is so right on. See, it is about getting them into the system. Once a young man gets into the system, and unless you are smart, like i was, i saved my son you cannot get them out. For forgiving this this for myforgive son. He was one of the first 17 that landed in afghanistan. President clinton gave me , but your guest is so right they want you to be there. They want you to get in prison. Man, they getng caught, they get in the system, and there is no way out. Bob. Lets get a response, lets hear from bernard kerik. Guest peter, here is the thing two issues. One, it is an 80 billion a year industry, so there are a lot of lobbyists out there. Oute is a lot of industry there that wants as many people in prison as physically possible , but i agree with your caller on this one point. That
Did you take that girl . Did you have anything to do with her disappearing at all . No. A halloween mystery that will leave you chilled to the bone. What did you think when you saw that . The hair on the back of your neck stands up. Reporter in a quiet rural township in southeastern michigan, as october chilled into autumn two young women prepared for the social event of the season. Its gonna be great. Itll be so many people. Reporter or so they imagined, so they hoped, in their sunny naivety. They and so many others of a particular demographic, on the farms and in the small towns around Monroe County. It was, like, a buildup that whole summer that we couldnt wait to go to this Halloween Party. Reporter halloween Becky Brinson and her friend Chelsea Bruck just loved dressing up for halloween. Chelsea and becky worked together at a restaurant called olgas kitchen in monroe and, as they served their customers, they talked endlessly about what was coming. This wasnt going to be just any H