If you have a health and safety disaster, a television crew can be the first ones on site, and that information can go around the world in seconds.

The risk-hazard distinction is huge and it has lots of implications.

Just absolute disaster from the standpoint of public safety, the community and the county at large, ... litigation catastrophe.

The disaster is still really going on, in terms of health care. We have to take all the patients who come in because so few hospitals are open, yet we don't have staff. All the hospitals that are open are in desperate need for staff.

You know why it is important to watch those safety films and to place safety so high.

The standard in the statute hasn't changed in the last week -- it's 'imperil the national health and safety' -- and we monitor the strike conditions and the economic conditions to see if that standard has been met. So far it has not.