dr. kim overseas -- oversees the sail program. aging and thriving, in place movement that will benefit significantly from the development of new technologies and devices. i look forward to hearing not only from her, but all of our witnesses this afternoon. senator mccaskill. senator mccaskill: thank you. helping our seniors remain in their communities and age with dignity is an important issue and a top priority of this committee. you have assembled a great panel today and i am look forward to -- looking forward to hearing about exciting innovations that could help seniors and their families. there is a disconnect between the number of seniors who say they want to stay in their homes and communities and the number of seniors who end up having to move into nursing facilities. a recent aarp study found that 87% of older adults would prefer to remain in their own communities as they age. while it may not be possible for every person depending on risk factors to remain in their homes, for many of

dr. kim overseas the sail program. aging and thriving, in place movement that will benefit significantly from the development of new technologies and devices. i look forward to hearing not only from her, but all of our witnesses this afternoon. senator mccaskill. senator mccaskill: thank you. helping our seniors age with dignity is an important issue and a top priority of this committee. you have assembled a great panel today i look forward to hearing about exciting innovations that could help seniors and their families. there is a disconnect between the number of seniors who say they want to stay in their homes and communities and the number of seniors who end up having to move into nursing facilities. a recent aarp study found that 87% of older adults would prefer to remain in their own communities as they age. it may not be possible for every person depending on risk factors to remain in their homes for many of us, it is possible. it is preferable in terms of quality of life and financial

just have to tell you that dr. kim has a board meeting so he's going to have to leave, hard stop at 10:25. >> the realities of fighting poverty, you have to go to board meetings. >> i'll be ruthless and i'm going to -- i'll moderate to bring questions out but i'd like to start with one question if i may, dr. kim. that is when you said this isn't about spending billions, this is electricals s trillions and talking about the profit seeking private sector. governments usually know how to work with the non-profit sector of the private sector but don't really know how to work effectively with the profit seeking. what are your authorities about how to establish this parltenership? >> well if you just look at the numbers, so, john you know official development assistance the foreign aid was $130 billion last year. all of us that multilateral development banks were part of that world. if you add up every dollar that the multilateral development banks can provide, it's somewhere in the order of 180 to 200 billion plus. but we'r

dr. bokin kim, head of the. the won institute of graduate studies in glenside, pa is leading the charge in educating the regions newest practitioners. >> the won institute is the only certified school in pennsylvania to teach acupuncture. >> yes. we are the only one. we have seventy acupuncture students. >> lester rolf, a veterinarian, who used acupuncture for management of his asthma symptoms became a believer and is now an instructor at the won. >> what are the big differences you see in western versus eastern medicine. you see them as complimentary. >> right. >> well, the western tradition is to take a medicine a pharmaceutical in order take care of the disease. the eastern tradition is to re-harmonize rebalance the energy forces. existing in your body. already existing in your body. we're taught that we don't heal the body. the person heals themselves with assistance of the needle reminding them of what they should be doing. >> acupuncturists 'needle' over 350 accupoints to un-block meridians or channels and

dr. kim, i love the fact that you are involving the students at the university of maine. it is incredible that there are 50 different ideas that should keep them busy for quite some time. i thank you for taking the time to testing -- testifying for us today. i want to thank senator mccaskill and members of our committee who participated as well as the committee staffs. most of all, thank you to our witnesses. our meeting is adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [chattering} [indiscernible] >> if you missed this in hearing we will have it for you later in our program schedule and you can find it online at www.c-span.org . loretta lynch will be on capitol hill tomorrow and will justify -- testify at the justice department budget hearing. and also tomorrow, voters in the united kingdom make their choices, parliament tory choices -- parliamentary choices. we will broadcast live coverage and extensive interviews

. >> thank you dr. kim and thank you for recognizing your family on testifying david everybody else russia apparently nobody else got the memo. ice want to start off by saying if talent and dedication alone could solve this crisis we would be there with the testimony of today and of the days, but we still a problem to let me start with asking a few questions. first or director botticelli we office of national drug control policy, uses the term recovery. does it mean to include patients with opioid addiction in a treatment program and so using heroin or other illicit drugs are producing that's not recovery? >> from our perspective and also as a person -- clearly we want to make sure that people are continuing to progress in the recovery and free from subsequent is the ultimate goal of recovery program. i think everyone would agree on that. but we also the substance used in opioid use disorders are chronic disorder and oftentimes and even my own age there and show me that people often wet springs relapse and

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dr. oz is going to stop by. >> and from "unbreakable". >> kim my schmidt. >> very funny. >> now a performance by this family weithin this fallen world i wonder what will heaven be like ♪ >> the willis family! [ applause ] >> oh my gosh. we love you guys. >> morning. >> it's not your first time. >>> right now at 11:00, confrontation in the parking lot. friends and family come face to face with a suspected drunk driver accused of hitting and killing a mother and her little baby girl. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >>> i'm scott mcgrew.ime this morning, but the true fireworks came outside the court where the victims' family and friends confronted the suspect in the parking lot. >> stephanie chuang is live outside the courthouse in

dr. oz is going to stop by. >> and from "unbreakable". >> kim my schmidt. >> very funny. >> now a performance by this family wer hand ♪ ♪ if there's such perfection within this fallen world ibz; wonder what will heaven be like ♪ >> the willis family! [ applause ] >> oh, my gosh. we love you guys. >> news. sky force 10 is over philadelphia where one person was taken to the hospital after reports he was shot. we're really working right now to find out exactly what happened. who this person is. we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it on air and on our nbc 10 app. >>> also isis in the u.s. the terror group is now claiming responsibility for a deadly weekend shoot out in texas as we learn about the gunmen behind the attack. isis is vowing to carry out more attacks like the one in texas. jay gray tell mes us about the statement released over an isi