gladys can't walk.m high blood pressure, arthritis, a respiratory disease, and on top of all that, she smokes. aspirin can help to prevent blood clots. [ speaking spanish ] as you guys see someone like gladys, that could be our grandmother, our mother, our neighbor, like it was hard for me to be there. yeah. honestly, how do you do it? breathe, in, suck it up, and do the work. for me, it's more personal, because it's my island, that these people need me more. lemonis: the scope of the disaster is hard to grasp. with no power, hospitals struggle to treat patients after the storm. the official death toll stands at 64. but the actual number is in dispute, and may be far higher. almost half the people here have limited access to medical care, and there's a critical shortage of doctors. add a lack of clean water, rampant mosquitoes, and raw sewage in the rivers, you have all the makings of a health crisis. and how many families need help, all of them? all of them. lemonis: back on the street, we hear shoutin

gladys can't walk.fers from ar the tlierkts a re respiratory disease and she smokes s a spin helps to curb blood clots. as you guys see someone like gladys, that could be our grandmother, our mother, our neighbor, like it was hard to be there. honestly, how do you do it >> we suck it up and do the work >> for me, it's more personal. this is milan, these people need me more. >> reporter: the scope of the disaster is hard to grasp, with no power, hospitals struggle to treat patients after the storm t. official death toll stands at 64 but the actual number is in dispute and may be far higher. almost half the people here have limited access to medical care and there's a critical shortage of doctors add a lack of clean water, rampant mosquitos and raw sewage in the rivers, you have all the makings of a health crisis how many families need help, all of them? >> all of them >> back on the street, we hear shouting from across the river where are they asking for help do you see them? how do you get to them >> th

depression and anxiety and suicides are on the rise gl gladys cannot walk she suffers from arthritisnd on top of all that, she smokes >> as you guys see some one like gladys that can be our grandmother or neighbor, honestly, how do you do it >> breathe in and suck it up and do the work. this people node eed me more. the scope of the disaster is hard to grasp. the official death toll stands at 64. the actual number is in dispute and maybe far higher almost half the people here have limited access to medical care and there is a critical shortage of doctors rapid mosquitos and raw sewage and you have all the making of a health crisis. >> how many families need help, all of them? >> back on the streets, we hear shouting from across the river >> where are they asking for help do you see them? how do you get to them the bridge to their neighborhood washed away the storm and leaving everyone on the other side completely caught up. >> you have to find the spot if you go this way, it is going to get steeper the question is, is it difficult? but, how >> not down here but over here we are the s

seventy nine year old constant and seventy seven year old gladys aren't just best friends and neighbors they're also boxing partners. twice a week they come to the a.t.m. gym in johannesburg to hit the punching bags and keep fit constant used to suffer from high blood pressure but has already noticed improvements in our health almost by look i enjoy boxing because it makes me fit and when i go to the clinic the doctors say i no longer have high blood pressure i feel stronger since i started coming to the gym because again. the development of obesity and noncommunicable diseases like high blood pressure high cholesterol and type two diabetes is on a critical rise in south africa which is why nutritionist claudia go along welcomes the pensioners combined cardiovascular and resistance training routine when you combine those two kind of ascertaining things like crunching runnings swimming i walking this is resistance training it is body weight exercises circuit training training exercise like that not any sports muscle mass but also cruising miscible equate to tunes you can control that dev

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gladys was born in this neighbourhood and has lived in it her entire life.one of the revolution‘s heroes, she says they've been ignored by the government for decades. music plays the well—worn strains of the song that immortalises che guevara, sung by the cuban bard silvio rodriguez, considered one of the revolution‘s most emblematic voices. the song is known off by heart by millions of cubans and encapsulates how the cuban state would like people to remember el comandante che. but that vision isn't shared by the singer's son, silvito el libre. his reality is very different. silvito‘s the cuba you don't know takes a hard look at the island, raising the kind of issues that the authorities prefer to keep under wraps — violence, social decay and police control. despite his uncompromising lyrics, silvito insists he is no opponent of cuba. but silvito‘s candour has brought him problems. he says he's been detained and his friends have been intimidated by the authorities. it's led him to move away from the island to tampa, florida, where he is free to follow his ca

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they were the very best of san diego. > gladys was part of an organization that gave help to batteredetired as a diplomat for the u.s. state department's foreign service. ( james ) california has happy cows... and now it wants to be sure that the chickens are happy too. but more than a dozen states are now trying to challenge the state's "egg law". those states are asking the supreme court to block the law requiring any eggs sold in california... to come from hens that have space to stretch out in their cages. the suit claims the 20-15 law has cost consumers nationwide up to 350- million dollars per year because of higher egg prices. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... history repeats itself for a man born in the back of an ambulance. how he ended up there again... 42- years later.... and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge... ( james ) a maryland firefighter -- who was born in an ambulance -- spent his 42nd birthday delivering a baby the same way... in the back of an ambulance.( darya ) daniel helsel and his team got a call yesterday to help a woman in labo

gladys said perhaps next they'll have a male resident or someone who plays an instrument as well.touch with the first resident and they said the person has stayed in their life. >>story. when she said getting insights from a young person and they can also see what we're all about. >> she has grandchildren but it's different when she's with her grandchildren and the conversations they have. >> like a girlfriend. >> it is. >> it's mutually beneficial. it teaches people not to be afraid of aging. i'm sure she has a boyfriend, but i'm sure there are many options. >> such a beautiful story. thank you. >> thank you. >>> you can hear more of "cbs this morning" on our podcast. on our itunes and apple with startup jonathan and the need for more women in silicon valleynd his new book. working with w lead to more products. i can attest to that. i played a doctor on tv, but now i'm helping save lives for real. i'm partnering with cigna healthspring to remind everyone how important preventive care is to people my age. so go, know, and take control of your health. cigna healthspring. together,

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huh i have a meeting with some d.r.e.a.m.ers, and i just wanted to welcome to our committee, ccl gladys, javier, martha, maria, anna, aid anna, fabiola and caitlyn. we're so excited to have you here. we just offered -- i just offered the d.r.e.a.m. act as an amendment to the continuing resolution. to allow a pathway to citizenship for young people that were brought here at a young age. i'm hopeful the committee will adopt that. again, as the efforts from the gentleman in washington indicated are ongoing. i think this committee now has the opportunity to solve it and to do our property, which is not to pass the d.r.e.a.m. act into law, but to refer to the full house. just to allow a vote. where i am confident, and it has the votes in its present form by a reasonable margin. to pass. thanks again to the d.r.e.a.m.ers who continue to make sure that members of congress are educated and aware about their everyday battle to be able to work legally and remain in the only country that they know. and i kneeled back. >> thank you very much. is there anyone else that would seek or call for questio

joining us now, nbc news correspondent gladi schwartz. >> reporter: we know it was traveling at 80 milesecovered in the back of the train. i want to show you what's going on. live, very difficult conditions out here for crews in this washington rain but you can see over there, there's a crane working in tandem with another crane and it's getting ready to lift up a piece of the train off of the bridge, off of that overpass. other pieces of that train were littered all throughout this highway on i-5 here. they're having to cut this train apart piece by piece and lift it out of the way. they're hoping to restore traffic here on i-5. but this is where that train derailed. in fact if you look over there where those blinking lights are, that is where the train was coming into the curve. it should have been going 30 miles an hour there. it was going 80 miles an hour. that looks like a major contributing factor to this train derailment. mika, back to you. >> i don't understand, we had a train wreck here in new york -- >> yes. >> again, once again, went around the corner too quickly. why don't we