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Unions Fight Sale of Safety-Net Hospitals

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Six safety-net hospitals in the state owned by the non-profit Daughters of Charity Health System are up for sale. But there's controversy over one of the bidders, Prime Healthcare. Hospital unions are stepping forward to voice their concerns.

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