pm may: the national health service is indeed looking for savings within the nhs which will be reinvested in the nhs. hear! pm may: it is this government that is providing not just the 8 billion of extra funding in nhs requested that 10 billion index refunding requested by the national health service on transformation plans developed on the levels in the interest of local people by local commissions. hear! it is very strange the prime minister should say that, mr. speaker because the committee shared by our honorable friend says it is four point 5 billion not 10 billion. that is quite a big difference there. mr. speaker, part of the reason for the strain on our national health services is that more than one million people are not receiving the social care that they need. mr. corbyn: as a result of this, there has been an increase in emergency admissions for older patients. margaret wrote to me this week saying, it is not funny, [crosstalk] mr. corbyn: she described
american library association. to her left is the director of the center for the future of libraries. examining innovation in libraries and the communities they serve. and finally, susan parker, who is the deputy university librarian at ucla, where she leads building you just building design and renovation projects. and serves as the library s chief financial officer. susan parker, let me start with you. favorite library moment and or what you like about libraries? are you sick of that? if you worked in a fast food joint, you stop eating it. do you still like libraries? i love libraries. they are obviously a place i feel very comfortable. it is what the that attracted me to libraries that kept me coming back as it is a place i was always welcome even as a small child. you develop affection for the people who treat you kindly, and even more so they live or you in re you in with bigger and better book and you get excited in thinking and looking things up. is there a moment i
pelley: the africa mercy sails into ports to treat diseases that the rest of the world doesn t see anymore. you are our baby. pelley: for her mostly american crew. hey, i hear your voice. pelley: .it is the journey of a lifetime. you know that there are some people saying to themselves, i could never do what she does. those poor people are terribly disfigured. i can t look at them. people have been saying that to these people their whole lives. someone has to look at them. someone has to look them in the eye and tell them that you re human and i recognize that in you. safer: out on the lone prairie, a 200-mile drive from the nearest airport, stands marfa, population 2,000. the train doesn t stop here anymore. at first glance, the place may look half dead. but look closer. marfa today is an eccentric tex- mex place of art galleries, tourists, cowboys and characters. i m steve kroft. i m leslie stahl. i m bob simon. i m morley safer. i m lara logan.
francis [speaker not understood], so that s pretty, pretty impressive. you know, i don t want to repeat what s been said. i simply want to say for my own personal experience, i ve had the opportunity to work with many, many city staffers and i just think that you are an incredible individual and you are really top notch in term of how you have performed your duties. for me specifically in my office, working with the youth commission has been just such a full filling experience. and many of the policies that we have worked on, our policies where we worked so closely with you as a commission, some of those are issues that were brought to us by you and the commission. and there are so many examples where you have empowered youth to believe in themselves and to really make a difference in the world, whether it s the undocumented youth policy where the youth commission was instrumental, to the free muni for youth program which just started a few days ago, to the historic first mee
of people from the san francisco police department and the command staff who attended charles retirement party last week. and when they spoke about charles, and even though some time the occ is thought of as that other department where there could be conflicts between the police department and our office, the members of the command staff said that chief investigator gall man always operated with integrity. and, so, i m taking this opportunity again to publicly thank charles for his commitment to the goal, to the mission of the office of citizen complaint to promptly, impartially, and fairly investigate civilian complaints of police misconduct. thank you. (applause) before i turn it over to mr. gall man, i also want to recognize our chief of police. and again, it s a testament to mr. gall man as he s about to retire, we have our chief and deputy chief present. we couldn t leave because it s charles. so, 15 years, we ve been together many, many nights. i, too, want to than