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one of the i me old eyes ation organizes use cna, a luminous run, good chairs. so this is a how police brutality cracked down on what had been a peaceful demonstration. here in los angeles, at the university of southern california usc about 93 students were arrested on the 1st day of the student protests this morning. early this morning, more than 100 students were arrested at u. c. l. a. where the police came in and violently attacking the students, pepper the pepper spray the students and arresting them. they were not being violent. they were simply indian captain. intrinsic defending kent meant to continue to demand that you see how they stopped investing in dead stop giving their money to support the genocide being committed by israel. the students are steadfast, the students are now getting up and they have community support. you know, i'm an alumni, i'm a proud alumni, b, c, l a. and we've been going out there to see it to support the students. the process will continue at u. c. l. a. and many universities throughout the country just yesterday or may. they

companies that support israel and the war and jobs that you think that's what it would take care of the cna for, for the authorities. the campus will thirty's to say hey, at least let's talk about that. we can do that if you will clear that campus. do you think that would be acceptable to the protest? i don't want to speak for the protesters, but i would say that that's their main demand and that they're not willing to budge on some sort of movement from the administration. tell us about the fortification of being captured and tell protest is the uh, protect it and trying to prevent the police from making ending cache. and uh yeah, so there's barricades, i'm pretty much each side of the encampment there's, you know, there's, recall, there's a barricade over the doors of they, you know, there's, there's fences that are tied together. uh, people are drilling together, different materials to create new barricades and people are also, uh, sort of linking the sides of the barricades with a homemade shields and, and sort of a, it is just standing there since the block, the block, any sort of a sp

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these kids are getting a chance to get certified as cna along their diploma when they graduate from high school but some will go right into work but others will actually go into nursing programs. and so it's not like either or for higher education are going into the workforce. either way you're getting a meaningful stimulus to students in terms of showing up for school. whichrk again helps attendance which by the way is something we should be encouraging. i want to again for the last minute talk about took office the department of education was under numerous court orders for failure to obey the law. the prior administration had denied 98% of the application for loan discharge of the public service loan program which was created for a bipartisan vote in the house in 2007. i was there. remember george bush, president bush signed into law. going back into the recovery mode in terms of these programs. can you talk about ps lf in terms of the progress you've made? >> thank you for that question. just broadly speaking public servicee loan forgiveness progrm was one of them broke and it was no

>> if you move out of state, you can only have cna, right? >> correct. >> but, then you go to another state where they dont take blue shield or united healthcare, how does that work? >> outside of blue shield service areas for the hmo, the hmo's for blue shield and kaiser are in california only and not necessarily state wide either. rural parts of california won't have access to access plus trio and kaiser hmo so the plan is exactly the same, but this was set up several years ago to facilitate a lower contribution for the ppo plan for those who don't have a choice of plans. >> so they are in another state, you can go to whatever is available there and then-? >> national networks both with blue shield and united healthcare, so even though blue shield of california remains the administrator, they tap into something called blue card for national ppo provider access, so i live in new mexico so there is a different blue cross blue shield plan in new mexico but i can access any provider part of blue cross, blue shield because they work together wit

annmarie: the new york times is reported that cna -- that the cia director bill burns was consulted onhe changes that hamas signed up for and the words "sustainable calm," words israel has agreed to but is not anymore. why is that so difficult at the moment? norman: it comes down to interpretation. sustainable calm does not mean the end of the conflict. for israel the eradication of hamas is the goal. for hamas it means the conflict is over and it returns to power. we like it in the west. the problem is that it means the end of the war and the survival of hamas will hard it is really views on the language. annmarie: now that we know israel has taken control of the crossing. we heard from the state department. the state department said the u.s. had put proposals on the table for israel to go into rafah. is it your understanding the israeli government is using one of those proposals the u.s. had greenlighted? norman: we have three things underway. the israelis have undertaken clearing operations that could enable the rafah operation. that does not meeting will take place. it could be ove

i was with a group called cna boot camp.t's a funded eight week intensive program to people trained and certified to fill all of the gaps we haven't nursing homes and hospitals. immigrant population is probably the largest cohort that is benefiting from that program for the agent community we have in eastern connecticut. it's a highly efficient good return on investment turn of job training hours and accelerated fashion to deal with again it is still a lot of job openings in the economy. that's not what i want to ask about today's i think you know. you came up and visited my districts about four months or so ago. visited with eight nursing community in the state again at the time as you recall while i'm sure we lost a valuable compassionate nurse who was a victim of workplace violence but she was stabbed to death osha has done an investigation. there is a penalty. it's after the fact and a relatively meager amounts in terms of the value of a human life. the department is working on workplace violence prevention osha rule. ca

i was just with a group called cna boot camp where it is a funded program, eight-week program to get people trained and certified to fill all the gaps in nursing homes and hospitals. immigrant population is probably the largest cohort that is benefited from the program, the haitian community that we have in eastern connecticut. again, it is a really highly efficient, good return on investment in terms of job training in and it's a limited fashion to help deal with, again, what are still a lot of job openings in the economy. but that's not what i want to ask about today. you visited in my district about four months or so ago and visited with the nursing community in the state. of the time, as you recall, i am sure, we lost a valuable compassionate nurse who was a victim of workplace violence. she was stabbed to death at a home health visit with a very high-risk patient. it never should have happened. again, osha has done an investigation, there is a penalty, but it is after-the-fact and a relatively meager amount in terms of the value of a human life that was that. the department's wo

this is cna closed captioning is brought to you by sokoloff law mesothelial more victims call now $30 billion in trust money has been set aside. >> you may be entitled to a portion of that money. all when 8085920400. that's when 8085920400 welcome back to cnn special coverage of the donald trump hush money criminal trial were closing arguments are set to resume so just a few moments moments ago though, some of donald trump's older children spoke out outside of the courthouse and i want to say sorry to the jury. that's in there. this has been the greatest colossal waste of time. >> and to the jury when they realize these people who have waited he said five weeks of their time in there that they have been part of a political game as new yorkers. i'm pretty sure they're going to be upset about it. >> here to discuss this now as cnn's presidential historian tim naftali, tim great to see you. this is another history. torque moment for donald trump and one that actually is quite sad, honestly for the country to have a former president sitting in a criminal trial when you take stock of the c