on from my hernia and that knife went through the faucet and he rolled that knife and and gut me just like a deer. 31 amburgey defended himself and beat philpot up a year later- a judge has dismissed the case and all charges are dropped. philpot's attorney says his client was found incompetent to stand trial. 06:20 based upon all of the evidence, judge guswaler? found that he was not restorable that it wasn't a result of a mental illness or mental disease and so by statute, he dismissed the charges. 32philpot's attorney says his client can't remember anything about the incident. he hasn't walked since then.07:38 mr. philpot has no mental ability to admit, deny, feel remorse, not feel remorse, he doesn't know. he doesn't know why he is in know what happened. 49but that fact doesn't give amburgey any sense of comfort fears for his safety now that philpot is free.07:06 if mr. philpott would get out of the nursing home, he would present a danger to no one. 09 11:26 he's not betting his life on it. i am. 27 12:35 it's just not right. it's just not right. 36 amburgey tells me because of the

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. >> i got psoriasis of the liver and stomach hernia and they can't give me no treatments. >> why?> that's what the chief doctor said because if they cut me open, the cancer will spread and kill me faster. >> so what does this mean for you? >> a death sentence. >> even with death looming over him, maxi found comfort in the support and camaraderie of his fellow inmates. >> him being around us, i feel like this is what gives him hope. even if he knows he's dying, he knows that there's not much the medical people can do. >> more than anyone else, joseph monigan formed a special bond with maxi. like maxi he's also serving 60 years for murder and when the prison hired him as his caregiver, he discovered it was much more than just a job. >> when i care about somebody i care about them hard. i really care about him. god answered my prayer and gave me the ability to clean him up from his head to his feet. >> by the time we met him, maxi had had a few recent brushes with death. the last time he fell into a coma and was rushed to an outside hospital. >> we was in church and one of the office

the clerk: senate resolution 408, designating april, 2016, as national congenital diaphragmatic hernia awareness month. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i now ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to immediate consideration of s. res. 409 submitted earlier today. the presiding officer: clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 409, recognizing march, 2016, as national women's history month. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i know of no further debate on the resolution. the presiding officer: is there further debate? if not, the question is on the adoption of the resolution. all in favor say aye. all opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the resolution is agreed to. mr

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we age, the fat pad under the eye, it actually herniates or pooches through, very much the way a hernia does in the gut so basically the internal lid structures that normally hold those fat pads in place, they get looser and then they bulge out, those fat pads and that's what people see as an under eye bag and it just makes you look tired. >> how did these products work? they claim they make the fat is that the case. trap. so the bamboo is woven in such a pull. now, very similarly the molecules in these creeps weave the skin creating that smooth contour underneath the eye. it's like wearing an invisible film that temporarily tightens the skin like spanx or spandex. >> i can see that working so what ingredients should you be looking for for under eye cream. >> the main one is from silicates. as they mix with glycerin it creates a paste that dries on the skin and gives you lifting, tightening, pulling effect. other ingredients to look for are caffeine, constricts blood vessels, hyaloronic acid, anti-ox dabtss neutralize free radicals and peptides trigger collagen formation to thicken the

. >> i come out the hospital, i got a hernia operation -- okay?i come to the hospital and tell the social worker, come can i get a shelter? can i get a bed? the day before christmas, look me up in the record, hector torrez. i couldn't get a shelter. for me, i'm a homeless man and what i think about the shelters? i wish i could take over and shut them down. they have been discriminating for 20 years. pier 80? what? they said you have to have a tb shot? me? $250 million? save it. save the $250 million. shut them all down. that is how i feel. i can't even take a shower. eight shelters, i can't even take a shower to come over here. domino operation -- they threw me out on the street like a dog. why the hospital doesn't have connection? what a billion dollar donation? the discrimmation is encouraged by all walks of life. everybody is discriminating and subconscious mind don't even realize that they are doing it. >> thank you mr. torrez. >> hello supervisors. thank you so much for holding this hearing today to focus on this important issue. and thank yo