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Well. this room, the job you do, is great. and we really want to thank you. this is real emergency stuff at the highest level, and we want to thank you. anything i can do, you all know where to call me, and we will be there for south carolina. we're going to be there for this disaster. thank you. [ applause ] i'd like to introduce a man who has truly been working overtime, and he has been prepared for this for actually a long time, but over the last four or five days. there's nobody who has worked harder than general livingston. i want to thank you. would you say a few words? >> thank you so m...

Reporting and now confirming five people injured in the crane collapse. the man that saw it happened. ben is with us that lives in apartments nearby. what did you see or hear? >> i was actually working at my desk. i felt the apartment shaking. at first i thought it was like a typical construction noise but i realize it was much louder and i walked over and i saw it. i could see the police coming from manhattan over the bridge you were saying. >> shep: what was the scene like? >> they were all clearing the scene doing whatever their protocol for an emergency. when it went downstairs, to check i...

They've been very concise the last couple of days that the storm will remain off-shore. i have to put the caveat in there if we are dealing with a little tiny jog it's going to mean a little bit of a difference in the storm track. jenna: you know better than anybody, anything can happen over the next 24, 48 hours, janive thank you so much. we know you are hard at work and getting your emergency stuff all together. you're busy in the dean household. jenna: earl is a category 3. you've seen on your screen the type of damage it can cause, upwards of 135 miles per hour. it can do structural damage...

But $4 billion is currently the amount the international community gives to the congo for various things. and yet -- and they've done a great job in emergency stuff, in feeding displaced people. but really a very poor job in reforming the state institutions that would prevent such a crisis in the future. >> let me tern to sylvie in washington. you are a lawyer. you're dealing with the victims of rape and other such sexual violence. in terms of i guess not just on the individual level, but on the big level, can you make a difference here? is there some way of bringing accountability for these c...

To talk them through the process. this is not something that's absolutely new. again, the reimbursements were happening under the bush administration. that is where i think we really need to be realistic. >> cheryl: brian, let me bring in brian sullivan because he was nice enough to let her go. this is optional. no one is forcing this. this is optional service. >> i don't want to steer the conversation away from the discussion but we're pushing noodles here and arguing over words. to jabu's point, this is a problem, right? we are talking about people. medicare used to be or was implied to be f...