This morning on world news now killer storms. tornadoes and fierce winds pound the country. the summer-like system putting millions of people in the danger zone today. ebola in america. the dallas nurse infected after treating a sick man from africa. could she have spread the virus to others? she s very nice. hope everything goes well and that she gets well real fast. as she gets help from an ebola survivor who fought the virus and won. personal physicians who make house calls. how first class medical care is saving families time and money. you don t have to find babysitters. they can be in the comfort of their own home.
For the rest of their lives in one way or another. we owe it to them to provide whatever they may need in the way of medical services, jobs as well as mental health services because they have served us so very, very well during these two very lengthy, very complex and dangerous wars. the prospect of sending veterans to private care faci facilities if they can t get what they need, you re talking about a 40-year resolution to get this thing straight eened o. people can t wait that long. we re not suggesting they wait 40 years. no, but going to the private care. i think it s always an option. the veterans hospitals will be overwhelmed. we have many but we don t have enough beds to take care all of the potential illnesses. we ought to be looking at contracting out with various facilities private, other public
I ve known the general for a long, long time. he s not the kind of person who will quit. if he announces he s leaving it s because the president has told him to resign and his time is up. i expect at some juncture he is going to leave. probably not before the end of the results that come from the inspector s generals report. at the end of the day i don t think the didn t is structured the take care of our veterans, give them timely, first class medical care when they need it which is some reason why people other that i have been calling
In uniform. you have called for radical changes altogether but can you weigh in on the prospect of private care being offered to veterans who are unable to get the care they need in a timely fashion and taking it outside in the private care. it s starting to sound like i m not the only one talking about making sure troops get the right care and if it means getting into the private sphere. we can t have troops who need care once they re out of service an the va is supposed to be taken care of them not being taken care of and if they have to get taken care of by the private sector, then that s what they have to do. okay. good to talk with you. thank you. you re welcome. we have new information from the santa barbara county sheriff
Karzai or with any of the potential presidential candidates. this trip is really aimed at focusing on the troops, aimed at thanking them for their service. alex, this comes against the backdrop of this administration dealing with the ongoing scandal with the va. the revelations that as many as 40 vets may have died white waiting for care. rob nabors was dispatched to that area to investigate. he will put together a report for the president. that s due at the end of the month. that s the backdrop as president obama thanks the troops. he s going to visit wounded w warriors who are at a hospital. we are going to keep you updated on the president s trip as we get more information fp