adult day health. -- is going to talk to you about stepping stone presentation adult day health. [applause] >> [speaking foreign language] >> i think everyone for giving me this opportunity to share my experience. and from china, i came for 20 years. i used to work for a health care center. i was in a severe car accident. i had a head trauma and had several fractures. 911 send me to the emergency room. i was in a coma for three days. three surgeries, six hours. i still have many metal pieces in my body. 40 days in the hospital. they wanted to send me to the nursing home. there was a long waiting list for the nursing home. i had to go to a hotel. a health-care worker came to visit me daily. once there was an opening in the beltway house, i went to the presentation community. very helpful. nursing care, therapy, exercise, activities. i have been living in a presentation for three years. 80 seniors, and we have been there for 10 years. hearing the news about adult day health being closed, we felt very, very sad. after listening to the mayor and several supervisors supporting adult d

. >> what i love about this approach, and i think it evolves from all the stepping stones of the past work that has happened with grief, what i love about this approach it does do what is so important it normalizes grief and it allows it to become a transformative experience for anyone at any age no matter how young or old, it allows grief to be used in that way. i think that is an important communal response. >> i've done five-day degriefing in a community in new mexico. i've worked with families, couples, schools, mayo clinic. in our professional medical education is my belief is we don't give medical professionals enough information. often times they're in the throws of caring for others needing to while the feeling. when we are in empathetic communication with individuals and families deal with loss, there's a part that is being empathetic an open to experiencing them and the truth of where they're at. it's now been named by the therapeutic field as the physical expression of an accumulation of empathy. we need to learn about self care because to be in service to others, we really

the institutions being the head of the camp might have been a position somebody would have as a stepping stone to something better the there was tremendous danger if there are too many escapes you could wind up arrested yourself. one commander was arrested december 1938 and executed for all allowing too many escapes' or discipline and it is a frightening position to be in. but if you go down one more level like the employees employees, not a position most people want to have if it is 40 below it is 40 below even if you are a guard you are still outside in the weather and the face the possibility of criminal prosecution if one of them escapes so they had to provide tremendous inducement to have a salary boost and we will let you choose your next position as a you can return to your home. they often turn demobilized soldiers to the soviet union iran have the fried choice sometimes they told you this was your job and you said yes, sir, and tried to keep your head low and not be noticed. >> host: when did the gulag system collapsing and house? >> it reaches its largest in terms of population in th

. >> we call it seed money but it is a stepping stone for dreams and vision. >> reporter: for the five dollars, starbucks gives you the red, white and blue bracelet. but one starbucks customer calls it impossible for him. >> as a mostly broke college student, i couldn't afford it. >> reporter: others say five shouldn't be a upon for people. >> five should be okay, you know buying an extra coffee. which is fine, to help. >> reporter: starbucks is providing 5 million of its own money to help get the program started, which begins november one. in san jose, cbs 5. >>> it is not weird that it is raining today, what is weird is a week ago it was 100 degrees at my house, and now it is raining. >> extremes, right? >> yeah, yeah, this autumn has already been very hot and very rainy. i mean stop and think about it. when is the last time we had this precipitation before sleet week? we'll have that forecast coming up. but right now let's look at the doppler radar, we can see most activity now is less, across the bay area, the city of san francisco is absolutely dry at this time. and looks like we

[cheers and applause] i have been attending stepping stone health care in a san francisco for two years. i was sad after my husband passed away. my sister was living with me. and i noticed the people attending adult day health care on the other side of the building. i saw people exercise and interacting together. i talked with my fellow seniors in my building and the social worker about adult day health care. the social worker came to my home, interviewed me, and found out about my sadness, osteoporosis, and other things. she said i could start soon. adult day health care helped me to feel less depressed, meet new people, and to exercise and feel better about myself. thank you to the health center and to be staff for accommodating the seniors. i think i was able to live longer because of my stay at this health-care facility. it has made my life wonderful. thank you to the honorable mayor, ed lee, the legislators, all our supervisors, and those who have spoken today, for helping us in keeping adult day health care. i would like to request the state, for you to stop the elimination of adu

association on alcohol, drugs and disability inc. and president and chief executive officer, stepping stone of san diego, san diego, california. dr. barbara l. kornblau, j.d., disabilities attorney and professor, school of health professions and studies, university of michigan-flint, flint, michigan. ed hammett, consumer advocate, marbury, maryland. dr. clark, how many people in the united states have a disability? that number is not exactly clear, but we estimate roughly 53 million people have a disability, and it may be larger because, again, it turns on new classification schema. but at least 53 million. john, how do we define a disability? well, a disability is really kind of a legal and an administrative term. and in some quarters you might be considered disabled, but by another jurisdiction you might not be considered disabled. but i use the term, often, physical sensory, cognitive, and developmental disability to really clarify what we're talking about. so, barbara, in terms of a real sense, so there are individuals who may have had accidents are now paraplegic, quadriplegic- in term

. >> we call it seed money but it's a stepping stone for dreams and visions. >> reporter: for a $5 donation starbucks will give you a red, white and blue bracelet that's called indivisible. but one says it's too much for him. >> as mostly broke college student i wouldn't be able to afford that. >> reporter: but others say $5 is okay. >> it's like buying an extra sized coffee which is fine. if it helps. >> reporter: starbucks is providing $5 million of its own money to get the program started which begins november 1st. len ramirez, cbs5. >>> isname is cooper. 2 years and 3,000 miles later, the missing chihauhau is finally home. and it was an emotional reunion for cooper's family at the airport tonight. cooper went missing from his sacramento home two years ago, he ended up 3,000 miles away in florida, how he got there is a huge mystery and his family never gave up looking for him. cooper was found after he escaped touring a florida storm. his mileage row chip led him to his family back home in california. ut what happens doesn't work out? sandra mitchell shows us the new trend among the ed.

officials actually dismiss this as a stepping stone to military action against iran but could this actually they be a long term goal. certainly it's not a goal of this administration and it's not a goal of the u.s. military both of whom recognize an attack on iran would be absolutely madness our i think actively discouraging israel it was pointed to from thinking about that sort of thing even though a couple of years ago the administration was trying to exploit the threat of an israeli attack for diplomatic purposes to put pressure on iran but no i don't think that they're planning anyone in the u.s. government is planning an attack any time in the future or thanks very much for coming to store an investigative journalist joining us live from washington thank you. and we all stew on our website r t v dot com what do you think about the thwarted iranian plot uncovered by the us and looking on the screen you can see that so far more than half of you believe it was nothing more than american ploy to smear its enemy a little less than a quarter think the story is just the tip of the iceberg wit

. >> we call it seed money but it's a stepping stone for dreams and visions. >> with a $5 donation starbucks will give you a red, white and blue bracelet that says "indivisible" but one starbucks customer called it impossible for him. >> as a mostly broke college student i wouldn't be able to afford that. >> reporter: others said $5 is nothing to those who come if here. >> $5 is okay. it's like buying an extra coffee which is fine if that helps. >> reporter: now starbucks has 6500 stores in the u.s. alone and millions of customers, and so they really do have what could be the fire power needed to get the economy goin' back if everybody buys into it. allen, i think those little bracelets you get for your $5 donation could be sort of like the lance armstrong foundation, those yellow bracelets that raised so much for cancer research. so it could be something you're going to be seeing on your friends and maybe you want to be the first one to have one in your office. >> it's kind of interesting the way starbucks has had to reinvent it to stay in the lead in the coffee business, now they are tryin

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one of the ways that my program stepping stone has had to adapt is we have so many clients who are hivpositive or have aids, that we have to be medication savvy. you know, many treatment programs will have kind of a blanket prohibition on psychoactive drugs or, you know, heavy-duty medications. we-we decided years ago that we couldn't- we couldn't hold to that. that our clients who either had co-occurring disorders and required psychoactive medication or who were on the various cocktails they needed as a part of their hiv/aids treatment really needed a treatment program that was very savvy about that. so we began to develop some case management services with funding from the hiv/aids side as well as co-occurring. and i think, as a result, our clients have a much better access to recovery because their medications are not being prohibited by the treatment program. john's point is well taken; it's not just individual with hiv/aids, it's people with co-morbidities that require medications or unique accommodations. and the programs have to be sensitive to it. and i think the hiv/aids popul

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can't stop democracy we're going to have this referendum eventually this week marks an important stepping stone towards that now you look at the likes of all of greece italy spain portugal it's been a tough year two thousand and eleven has been very difficult for members of the eurozone there are there is talk of some countries quitting this european neighborhood if they do you k. with a leave the e.u. could that could this almost be the beginning of the end for a unified europe. i hope it is the beginning of an end for a europe orchestrated in arranged by the grand design of technocrats in brussels you know what we need to see is a breakup of the year a say that once again people have a current see that suits the people rather than trying to make the people see the currency you see in greece she initially she you know an enormous sacrifice is being imposed upon ordinary folks hardworking people to prop up a currency that is the grand design of a rotten political establishment that is the fundamental problem we need a europe where. arrangements are made to suit the people not. we do apologize t

his gold and was to be the nation's first irish catholic president and new york was the ideal stepping stone for and achieving that. frank and roosevelt 1932 was running for his first term. donovan ended up running as much against roosevelt as he did against lt. governor herbert lehman. he said some nasty things about roosevelt on the campaign trail. at one point he accused fdr of being, quote, crafty. back then that was fighting words. kind of mild today. another time he accused roosevelt of being, quote, faker because roosevelt on the campaign trail claimed he was a simple farmer from hyde park and that was a bunch of bunk. roosevelt for his part took a shot at donovan. eleanor got on the campaign trail and started criticizing him during the election. donovan lost that election. turned out he was a horrible campaigner. if he was here talking to you in a small group he could turn on the irish charm and heavy wrapped into what he was saying. before a large group he was a wooden stick figure. just terrible as a campaigner. is lieutenant governor, trudy davidson thought that donovan should be

institutions to be the head of the camp may have been a position that somebody want to have as a stepping stoneo something better but there was tremendous danger if there was too many escapes you could end up arrested yourself. one commander was arrested december 1930a and executed for allowing too many escapes for a decline in discipline and it is a frightening position to be in and did you go down much more level like the armed guards not a position most people want to have. when it is 40 below it is 40 below even if you are a guard but you are still outside and you face criminal prosecution. they had to provide tremendous inducements are you work here two years and you can choose your next position to return to your home. they would demobilize use red army soldiers to work in a gulag camps and in the soviet union you groovy had true free choice sosa sometimes you did it to lower you try not to be noticed. >> landesk the crew loved system collapse? to make it is in the terms of the population of the late staal when years and after it 1942 but march 1953 stalin dies literally three weeks after

. >> we call it seed money but it's a stepping stone for dreams and visions. >> starbucks will give you red, white and blue bracelet that calls it indivisible. one says it's impossible for him. >> as a broke student i wouldn't be able to afford that. >> reporter: others said $5 isn't much. >> $5 would be fine. it's like an extra coffee. >> reporter: starbucks is putting up $5 million of its own money to help finance this project or to actually help the opportunity finance network administer this program all across the country, but as you have seen in our story, you give a little money to a small business person who has got a lot of drive and things can happen. that small business that we profiled today is doing weld, in fact, they are looking to expand right now. back to you. >> well, and how many more are out there. that's the really -- what can we tap into. maybe we missed it, is starbucks kicking in or are they asking customers to help? >> reporter: they are kicking in $5 million to help administer this program through the opportunity network which is basically all across the country

governor perry stumbled and this was an event a stepping stone back from his perspective. you decided right now to try to stop mitt romney, didn't you? >> no, that's not true. i was asked personally in a conference after my induction about why i personally would be hesitant to vote for a mormon, and i gave a very honest answer, that i fell like it would give credibility to a nonchristian religion. that was me personally, that had nothing to do with governor perry, and it occurred after the event. this i a historical conviction of mine. in 2007 i said the very same thing was in the news media talking about mormonism. this is not some new belief of minor that of evangelical christians either. >> it's not a new belief of yours but it is an issue, a hurdle sometimes to his candidacy that governor romney tried to put behind him. this is fox news radio back in september when asks about the role of his faith in his candidacy. >> you know i know there are some for whom religion is the most important issue and i may lose some of those votes. but for the great majority of americans

now they see it as a stepping stone to a multimillion-dollar job fat. that is a serious problem. >> your opinion and the theory behind the tea party and does the country need a walk which i hope it don't because in the past like a war bringing it up a little bit? >> we already have two worse. i don't think we need another war. usa world war ii got us out of the great depression. but the korean war and the vietnam war and the current wars really were great cost to the american economy because you build a bomb that goes off and there's nothing left. you build a school or a road and it lasts, educates people and makes transportation of goods more efficient so in the end i don't think we need a war. i said we need to restore faith in government. it is hard for me to see where that is going to come from especially given it seems to me that the media has no independent voice. it follows the washington dialogue and if the democrats and republicans essentially agree on a subject there is no alternative. that is happening much too much and too often for 20 or 30

gingrich and cain are no strangers to using presidential campaigns as stepping stones for getting lotsompany. very convenient. gingrich's foundation raised millions while he raised his profile through political campaigns. high poll numbers may be nice, but for candidates like cain and gingrich, the cash coming from the poll numbers is a whole lot nicer, don't you think? >>> last night the president had dinner with four lucky campaign donors. they got to ask him whatever they wanted. now they're here on "the ed show" tonight and i'm going to ask them how it went. and packages. yet they're closing thousands of offices, slashing service, and want to lay off over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem ? a burden no other agency or company bears. a 2006 law that drains 5 billion a year from post-office revenue while the postal service is forced to overpay billions more into federal accounts. congress created this problem, and congress can fix it. ♪ [ country ] [ man ] ♪ gone, like my last paycheck ♪ gone, gone away

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lunch box and build a middle class for your family without a lot of education, we don't have that stepping stonee president of a big aircraft company told me this. kids graduate from high school without the ability to read a ruler. very smart kids, but where in their whole lives will they read a ruler? not playing a video game no more shop courses or home ec courses. if you build something, you have to know how to measure. you can't start people when they're 22, you have to tastart them when they're young. >> everyone has different skills. look at your own family. everyone has different strengths and weaknesses, but do we have enough opportunities in the country in the job market and in the education system to absorb everybody, no matter what their skills are? >> right now tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of jobs unfilled. i know somebody specifically in chicago who could put 20 welders to work tomorrow, he can't find one. >> they're not trained. >> no, they're trained welders out there but making such big money that they're not going to work for someone else. >> right, right, rig

we look forward to tonight but realize this is just a step thing stone to the early primary states coming in the next 90 days. megyn: and, ray, with respect, governor perry's been dropping like a stone in the polls including, and particularly with respect to herman cain, and i just want to show you what i'm talking about and show the viewers too. new hampshire, where the debate is tonight, governor romney's now at 44% in the latest poll. perry is down at 6%. in new hampshire. six, behind cain and paul. here's iowa. romney's at 23%, cain is second at 20, perry is down at 10%. take a look at virginia. romney is up at 21%, cain also has 21%, perry is third at 13%, ten points behind. and american research group poll which is just a general poll shows romney at 25%, cain at 26 and perry 10, 11 points behind at 15%. these are the early states, these are critical states, and this is a general election poll by the american research group showing your guy is way, way behind. how do you turn that around? >> two observations. one, that a large swath of the electorate is solidly opposed to governor r