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i am a certified nursing assistant or a cna. i am self employed and i also work on call duty with the clients. most of my patients are older people who have dementia. i totally appreciate working with seniors because they have so much wisdom. a year ago i lost my husband to cancer. before that we were living a block away from here in a room or a shared place with a friend. i kept praying for a place of my own where i could enjoy some peace and quiet and privacy. when i had opportunity to move in this building it was an answered prayer. i went to the door of my new apartment for the first time and i had ashes of my husband. i cried and i cried, but they were tears of joy. everything is here. i can walk to all the places i want to go to, to the church, to the farmers market, and to the main library. thank you for everything you have done to make this happen. this is the best place i ever lived. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you loli for your account. it really makes our job so much more meaningful hearing stories like y

cna said residents reported the smell of leaking gas to authorities. they were unaware of the eruption footage from the car park at midnight hundreds were injured. the blast so powerful, vehicles were thrown on to the roofs of 3 and 4 story buildings. evidence of the ferocious force. . >> thought someone must be out there. recuers searched and found one alive. some of the rescuers were also among the dead. this woman's husband was killed twieg to save people trapped under the rubble. >> no one can find my husband. how can this traj happen to many. i don't know what to do. >> and this woman dshg i'm so sad. sacrificed his life, trying to save others. and trying to comprehend the disaster ripping apart neighborhoods. an investigation is underway on how this can happen and who is responsible. >>> and authorities are focussing on the pet row chemical company, saying they will cooperate. >>> more bodies found at the crash site in the ukraine. using sniffer dogs to go through. the ukrainian and military russian separatists are engaging in fighting nearby. lo

. >> things cna go wrong.re in the bottom of the ocean and your thrusters failed. >> yeah. >> thank god it was not something else that failed. >> like the life-support system. >> what was the thruster? >> they drive you for it and drive you up and down. what happened was -- so, that old joke, you are walking in circles because your foot is nailed to the ground. so if the thruster sail on one side, you can only turn in a circle. so i got stuck. >> you said i am not going to be able to go forward. so therefore, you decided to go back up. if i wanted to set a record for bottom time, i would've sat there and eat my lunch and started to work on my memoirs. i wanted to get back. >> to tell about what you saw. >> no, i wanted to get them to start fixing the sub. so i could go back down. >> i see. mission? the actual >> yeah. when i was at the bottom of the challenger deep, we had planned several more dives. i was going to go back there. we were going to go to the serena deep. to look around, do some signs. so i was i

and a report from the cna corporation made up of retired igh military officers note the readiness concern due to climate change. we have as epa administrators served 4 presidents and we have uccessfully rustled with a number of public health and environmental problems all contingent including severe automobile and industrial dilution of a widespread water pollution and the unacceptable effects of pesticides like ddt. we made progress. we cut automobile emissions by 95% and improved air quality while the number of cars have doubled. the hole in the ozone layer and acid rain are under control. inherent in all of these problems was uncertain science and powerful economic interest in controls. the same is true of climate change. in all cases, cited, the solution did not result in the predicted social calamity for the scientific uncertainty are the inevitable resistance does not mean that nothing should be done unless we are willing to suffer the consequences of inaction. we believe there is legitimate scientific debate over the pace and effects of climate change but no legitimate debate of th

a law that basically says that those who become, quote, certified like a certified nurse assistance cna that can provide services in a nursing home, that certification doesn't hold up once they are released. they are not able to use that and thirdly, the residents' restrictions those for sexual abuse and those confined from a sexual sentencing. they have a thousand-foot yard rule with churches, schools, parks, et cetera. so the recommendations that i would have based on all of these is that 340b pricing would be made available and much more easily available to the departments of correction throughout the united states. we would establish guidelines for the potential impact on the departments of corrections regarding the affordable care act so that we're not kind of figuring it out as we go. thirdly, that we would promote electronic health record exchange meaning that, you know, electronic health records would be able to be exchanged through all venues from the prison system, through the jails on out into the community providers and lastly, to expand federal funding partes paying for inm

we need to make sure we do not put people and to nursing programs to become a cna and cannot compete with the others in that category. let's make sure it is ok for me and other people on public assistance to be able to open up a savings account so we can save money to on our own homes and safe for our children's college. instead of a caseworker say because you're of a savings account, you are not eligible. i feel light right now in america, there should be no child that goes hungry and no one that will have to see the troubles every day of not knowing. this photograph right here is a photo of my children. my children are everything to me. i would like to say we need to break the cycle. we need to make sure we all remember what the american dream is, providing family values. i am not a number or statistic or food stamp recipients. i am an individual lives in the inner-city we just all happens to be writing now struggling. just as so many americans are struggling. we need to get back to the core values of remembering we are people. not looked at as somebody on welfare and is lazy and w

we need to make sure we do not put people and to nursing programs to become a cna and cannot compete with the others in that category. let's make sure it is ok for me and other people on public assistance to be able to open up a savings account so we can save money to on our own homes and safe for our children's college. instead of a caseworker say because you're of a savings account, you are not eligible. i feel light right now in america, there should be no child that goes hungry and no one that will have to see the troubles every day of not knowing. this photograph right here is a photo of my children. my children are everything to me. i would like to say we need to break the cycle. we need to make sure we all remember what the american dream is, providing family values. i am not a number or statistic or food stamp recipients. i am an individual lives in the inner-city we just all happens to be writing now struggling. just as so many americans are struggling. we need to get back to the core values of remembering we are people. not looked at as somebody on welfare and is lazy and w

a law that basically says that those who become, quote, certified like a certified nurse assistance cna that can provide services in a nursing home, that certification doesn't hold up once they are released. they are not able to use that and thirdly, the residents' restrictions those for sexual abuse and those confined from a sexual sentencing. they have a thousand-foot yard rule with churches, schools, parks, et cetera. so the recommendations that i would have based on all of these is that 340b pricing would be made available and much more easily available to the departments of correction throughout the united states. we would establish guidelines for the potential impact on the departments of corrections regarding the affordable care act so that we're not kind of figuring it out as we go. thirdly, that we would promote electronic health record exchange meaning that, you know, electronic health records would be able to be exchanged through all venues from the prison system, through the jails on out into the community providers and lastly, to expand federal funding partes paying for inm