Lee iacocca. Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Well, a new report from Homeland Security offers an inside look at the growing crisis at the southern border. The report details overcrowding, prolonged detention, and security risks at migrant facilities in south texas. Lawmakers are now calling on top immigration officials to testify on capitol hill. Katherine johnson is in washington. Katherine, what else does the new report say about these facilities . Well, annemarie, investigators visited phi ports of entry and to areas in the Rio Grande Valley. They say theyre concerned over the overcrowding and the detention is creating, quote, an immediate risk to the health and demonstrators around the nation protested yesterday, demanding facilities holding migrant families be closed. This as theres growing outrage over the Living Conditions at the facilities. Homeland security inspectors observed serious
Service by your cable or satellite provider. [inaudible conversations] im carla freeman, im delighted to welcome you to this evenings Foreign Policy institute conversation with author michele wucker. She has just produced her latest, excellent book, the gray rhino how to recognize and act on the obvious dangers we ignore. Its wonderful to welcome michele to sais, i am so grateful to her for putting us as a stop on her book tour. I heard about this book last fall and so have been anticipating it x its an exciting read and its an exciting read. I think she has sort of been asking the question why we ignore crises that we can see coming until they literally stampede us. I think shes got a new paradigm for speaking about risk, and im excited to hear her discuss some of her ideas this evening. This book follows two others that i read the one on haitians and dominicans that i and i had not put that together. I didnt realize when i met you last fall that you were the author of that exquisitel