you know, just a few like nurses and cnas are held above everybody else. i'm sorry, it takes every single person in a nursing home to make that work. i work in housekeeping and laundry. i work long hours. i work 23 days in a row doing housekeeping, tore my bicep at work. all because we are short staffed. two people cleaning a huge building for 140 resident's. they ask the impossible of us. >> and it's a critical job that you do, because if the laundry wasn't clean and disinfected, it would increase the infection rate of the residence, right? >> yes. >> and you have been a pro as a healthcare provider. you've been a home care worker, a certified nursing assistant, a pharmacy technician, and now you work in the laundry at roseville nursing home. tell me how you got involved in fighting for the standards d board. >> i had a phone call asking if i would tell my story because of my injury and my injury happened over a year and a half ago. and i'm finally getting surgery to fix it in december. that's too long. >> and the surgery is paid for by your husband's hea

by the way, according to the cna tv channel, there is currently a nuclear submarine and several aircraftrriers in the aquatoria near the south korean peninsula. as reported by reuters southern. korean army together with us military forces were to conduct a shooting exercise near the border with the dprk. we didn’t have to wait long for an answer to such warm congratulations. north korean leader kim chenin also decided to give the residents of south korea, and probably north korea, a festive mood in the new year. tim stated that the unification of the korean island is impossible. and so that no one doubts this, he added with full responsibility that if... such a need arises, then the dprk army is more than ready to do the unexpected, to pacify all of south korea, that stands for, as you understand, a threat to use nuclear weapons against south korea. the fact that kim jong-un is not joking was confirmed yesterday by his sister, kim yo jong. she also stated with full responsibility that the dprk armed forces had removed the fuse, and any mistake on the part of the south korean military. re

he says, retain control over gaza over accessed by land, and cna, and the key government to function with some supplies of water, electricity. it's talk as of its group may have read that no one can doubt to keep continuous reality of israel script on garza, the courts legal holding from 2004. how good of a similar point has to be made here? what is riley is doing in gaza? it is doing the entire tree under its own control. its actions are enforcing its occupation. the law around the self defense on the elliptical $51.00 is the un charter has no application but that is the main point. the main point is much simpler. it is that no matter how long strips or a pulling an attack cool provocation, genocide is never a politic response. every use of force with a used in self defense or then forcing an occupation or in policing operations or otherwise must stay within the limits set by international law including the explicit judy and i think one of the conviction to prevent genocide so it's not for it could be used to the publicly available evidence of the scale of the destruction resulting

and a lot about ukraine, israel, russia, cna. hear that a little with the other candidates, but that is the most foreign policy of all of them. >> when do you heabaand? >> tuesday. >> where will you be tomorrow night? >> i thinka high school in east iowa. to watch a caucus. >>enjoy america. we have a couple more folks here including these ladies. hi. tell me your names and where you are from. >> i am rachel from ankeny. >> melanie from naples, florida. >> you are with women for nikki. >> fire in our bellies. >> are you the head? >> i am co-chair. >> and i am the iowa chair. >> what did you think of the event tonight? the final pitch, the day before the caucuses. >> i was at nikki's first campaign event here in iowa, and we've consistently seen the crowds grow and grow. per poll numbers continue to climb. she is obviously resonating with islands. -- with iowans. nikki should be our next president. >> once you hear nikki haley, you are in with nikki haley. we are all fired up because she takes a vision for americans, americans, who

know what the him act is of living in areas that don't have them. cna, last part of the city authorities have promised to create much new park areas, but many residents ready. disillusioned by the encroaching reality of the concrete jungle, one is iris has lots to offer, but it certainly needs to welcoming more green the sites to china. high speed train travel has arrived in the people's republic has financed the costly infrastructure project, many notions that delighted by the country shifting to more than the 2. but the resulting desk pushes the small nation integrated dependency on. it's my teenage this is the high speed train with which allows hopes to race into the future. it still looks somewhat daily and then this small country, which is one of the forest and southeast asia, the huge railway station in the capital wing. chun built by a chinese developer, feels a bit out of place the crew make their way to their mobile workplace. the board with china lights 414 kilometers away. say lower function is the chief train conductor. he completed his training in china and speaks to languag

nurses, cna's, owners, administrars. host: monica in missouri giving her assisted -- her perspective on assisted living and nursing homes, and the issue of staffing came about that hearing yesterday. the was a back-and-forth between one of thsenators and some of the workers about the need for more staff in these type of facilities. here is a portion of that from yesterday. [video clip] >> i read we will need an additional 7 million long-term caregivers of ese eldercare facilities. that seems like a shocking estimate to me. hard to imagine how we cld possibly hire millions of additional people per year at these facilities, giving their already existing labor shortages. do you think that estimate is within the reasonable range? if it is not, how many more workers do we need over the next five to 10 years? >> thank you for the question, senator vance. i have not heard 7 million, i have heard 5 mlion. but i will follow up and give you the information i have. we got hit by e pandemic really hard. health care workers left and

and joining us now is christopher savage, cna, he's an expert on less than america at the chatham house. think tank in london. welcome to the w. police. the saying that the prosecute is not a looks like an assassination. can you tell us what, what do you make of this latest escalation and violence and equitable? well, it certainly looks like an assassination. it was done in broad daylight to shop multiple times in his car measure mentioned he was investigating the seizure of the television station in ecuador that i think this is the shape of things to come in the, the, the gangs of declared war on the government. and the government has said that this is an internal civil conflict. so i think we're going to see a lot more of this. and it indicates that the problem isn't just one of the military employees can handle as a, a democratic government tries to address issues and security and crime which would have to use the traditional system. it's going to have to do it. so under the rule of law and democracy and this is going to place judges and prosecutors usually risk . and so there's goin

right, so what we are seeing from the defense ministry city statement on k, cna is quite slim in terms of the details of the system. but what it appears to be is a successor to the hair to that was tested back in april after, in march, north korea had announced its intention to create a underwater nuclear capable attack drone. that's when it said it wants to create at radio. active su nami, under water, but it does seem that this drone system is still under development. what the statement did say, though, was that it blamed the us south korea and japan for threatening or korea security, and that's why they're conducting this test. so monday through wednesday did see a rather large naval exercise among the united states, south korea and japan in waters south of the korean peninsula. closer to south korea's choose you island. and it did involve some 9 warships, including the us as called vincent nuclear aircraft carrier. south korea's joint chiefs of staff had describe it as an exercise for deterrence and readiness against north korea's nuclear and missile threats, as well as maritime ri

and north korea is saying via the state media case, cna, they're saying this was a nuclear capable under water attack drone called the hey you 5 to 3 hated inquiry and means to nami. and it said that it was to deter the, quote, hostile, military maneuvers of the navy's of the us and its allies. so for some context, there was a naval drill conducted in water is south of the korean peninsula, closer to south korea showed you island among the us, south korea and japan, monday through wednesday of this week, it was described as a larger than usual naval exercise involving the us nuclear aircraft carrier, us as called vincent south korea's military then explained that the exercises were aimed at fostering deterrence and readiness against possible nuclear and missile tests from north korea, as well as maritime risk, such as the transport of weapons of mass destruction. this of course, is the latest in what has been a series of escal, a tory actions by north korea this year so far. just a couple of weekends ago, the 1st weekend of january we saw the garage of hundreds of artillery of the wester

right, so now, but now with this cost of the incident with the former ambassador mano out of has a cna himself. and he gave us a behind the scenes of that exchange, and it was my mistake that i did the research to these 2 hooligans when i accepted the interview. but after the interview i tried to. ready research and find out that these are the as a german and this page sign this stuff again. this your trying to pin down every single you know, person that i need to extract from them. that one dimension is the combination of i'm asked to the question that's called the size of the mess of the 7. and i started going back to the close of the problem. and unfortunately, they were not waiting 3 and that they just wanted one statement from me and to finish the interview that i pulled up, i must. and that would be impossible. thomas is in the digit bar of the, of resistance movement of the 1st thing is and it's their rights as they are in gaza under it located for the last 16 years where 2200000 people, us suffering from this embargo and blockades over them. and this is the way to basically to

i'm there and i don't think it was an international statement. serious, the cna is full. the kitchen is calling us because of richmond. and is there a concept of communication about horses and mental was trapped because if the st best soft, reinstalled the same people, miss austin opened us people bill, stalls thinking well, a subdivision must reached a place of pre a place to be just you and his wife the south korea on south street that you can do to that is to say no, but asked me to know if my cost is evil. they cost, i don't my up and it makes boba's sense. the problem is just because it's every man, you know, it's crazy glen into the back of the screens, but most people, his house, okay, turn it off every emotion attached to this business. so i said it probably came to most people, the goals as a complete un office shock, because also can you go from uh, be upon based in traffic from a separate b u r n in napa. ida, do you agree with that? despite the hotline tone of uh, the germans remarks, um, does renewals actually want to engage to think, to what extent was they

and sap and are might have defined those but didn't catch it. >> cna is community needs assessment. that is process by which we go through a variety of data and focus groups and other surveys and things to understand the needs in the community. sap is serving allocation plan. that is a result of-born out of the community needs assessment that is the department distilling the community needs assessment into our planning as we look forward to the 4 years. >> fantastic. and then i wanted to comment. i was happy to see a number of initiatives around technology and providing access for elders and platforms and so that's really good to see. and then one thing that might be helpful if you want to consider a rev next time around would be general size of the rfp for these categories. just because numbers will give me a sense of scope for each of the initiatives. >> i have acronym question, what is moca. >> i didn't say because i couldn't think of it. it is modernizing older californians act. they were trying to return the dollars from the 2008 budget cuts. >> okay. >> i think you are saying

here is we l have the deeply realist analysis of the fact that xi jinping's china is not a status quo cna. xi jinping's china is a change the status quo china. that is radicay different. therefore when you aly that to taiwan, the south chin sea, east china sea and more broadly it brings into immediate focus the question of how do you sustain strategi stability under the circumstances, for which there are only one conceptual answer andhat is what my colleagues have just said deterrence. war fighting capability. the chinese communist party are not dumb. we can talk about deterrence as a concept, but unless they form a materialonclusion that it is real, that it has got teeth, that the is substance, it has got flesh and blood attached to it, thenhey will not believe it. from its core in the middle of it, what do you get as americans? number one, we australians coinvest with you in your submarine industrial bas there will be a combined investment, additional investment of some $65 billion u.s. in the immediate ars ahead. i've been down to groton, newport, i know what the base looks like. i kno

you cna a lot of pilots age out because you can't fly after 65. that was going have to be changed. listen, 43% of americans between 55 and 65. have a 0 so yeah, society age and it's going to will cause. we're in the sweet spot for supporting like you just said, our kids who are living in our basement longer write it used to be, you know, 17 to 20. now it's like 30 to 40. >> and then you've got our parents 70, 80, 90 or whatever years old. so we're kind of in the middle supporting both ends. i see that. >> yeah, it's financial hardship for a lot of people as well. again, this one of the reasons i tell people, max, out your 4, one k start saving early, you know, we're at stock market highs right now. if you put money in their 4, 1, k you're 30% last year. it's it's it's one of the reasons i still do this with very good. yeah. and we listen. thank you, i want to picture of your daughters. roommates that, get. >> it's it's it's they'll get they'll get a room. so i mean, they're not all in one room. some bunk beds. okay. thank you, rob. if you have a question or comment beacon region on

i hope the cna course that i'm, he's going to want to do so at this moment in time, we don't even know if, if, when we have done since the beginning of the war, we have done this hundreds of i p it is kind of the people who are trapped in their homes and many of them and these kids that we were or expended less because all of the areas where is the occupation forces and tanks and i considered as military areas and they keep getting denied access to our team to reach these areas where our and he didn't do it out, anyone tried to the the, these areas need to get there. so even yesterday it took hours. why is the what the said there was very good. if i put on the advice you to do was 10, but not anywhere inside the car and just put ethics situation. so when she was and we're talking about only 6 years old, she wouldn't be fixed by the way of the $495.00 on the top of the at that point because she was appealing, it's come take me from here as soon as possible. and because ours i'm can, we can get that green light off that could if anything, has been made in the gym, the ambulance and once

the conditions also of the palestinian prisoners end inputting cna is randy jails. and most importantly of all, i would say is the elements of a big disagreement between the us are needs role with regards to the release of the text of the palestinian taxes. that these are collections on behalf of the understanding authorities, which the us has been trying to pressure israel for the past weeks to release through the hollow, standing authority as a good well gesture given that the palestinian authority, according to the united states and the biden ministrations are revitalized by the standing authority is supposed to assume some kind of a horde the over the guides of scripts on the day after israel has refused to release these by these tax funds. and as i actually just today and recently refused another offer by the us to transfer these funds via norwood's. so this is the conditions in which i believe james is a, he's a, is arriving to israel's on a positive note, i would say that the meeting with the, these really opposition leaders got lucky. this is a positive elem

nurses, cna's, owners, administrators.ost: monica in missouri giving her assisted -- her perspective on assisted living and nursing homes, and the issue of staffing came abo that hearing yesterday. there was a back-and-forth between one of the senators and some of the workers abouthe need for more staff in these pe of facilities. here ia portion of that from yestday. [video clip] >> i read we wl need an additional 7 million long-term caregivers of the eldercare facilities. that seems like a shocking estimate to me. hard to imagine how we cou possibly hire millions of addition people per year at these facilities, giving their already existing labor shortages. do you think that estimate is within the reasonabl range? if it is not, how many more workers do we need over the next five to 10 years? >> thank you for the question, senator vance. i have not heard 7 million, i have heard 5 milon. but i wilfollow up and give you the information i have. we got hit by thpandemic really hard. health care workers left and are never comin