officials responded and said the explosion may have happened inside a garbage dumpster. overnight investigators founf another device.just blocks away. abc s ray raimundi.on the scene. with the latest overnight developments. nats - over scene video there was a huge explosion. and i saw the back window of an suv pop out and all the glass went into the street and my wife and i just looked at each other and ran up sixth avenue. new york city on high alert after an xp through manhattan surveillance video obtained by m-s-n-b- c captures the chaos. it felt like a lightning bolt struck the building. it like shook the ground. and everyone ran out of the restaurant. the whole city was in the street. (bill de blasio, mayor) we believe at this point in time it was an intentional act. the explosion around 8-30 p-m in the chelsea neighborhood was in or near a dozens of people were injured - i m willing to help - come with me. (james o neill, nypd commissioner) we do have video
who discussed the change at a talk hosted by the alliance for health reform and kaiser family foundation. this is an hour and a half. we re going to go head and get started. i m marilyn serafini. i m with the alliance for health reform. i would like to welcome you to today s briefing on payment and delivery system reforms in medicare. so today we re going to be looking at the evidence behind numerous experiments that are going on across the country to pay medical providers based on quality rather than the quantity of services. i would like to thank our supporter in this event, the kaiser family foundation and in particular our longtime partner, tricia neuman. i wanted to let everybody know that you can tweet with us live with this event. you can tweet your questions. you may tweet your comments. for both the people in the room and also those who are joining us live on c-span. the hash tag is medicare demos. if you would like to access our speaker presentations and you are n
tricia neuman. i wanted to let everybody know that you can tweet with us live with this event. you can tweet your questions. you may tweet your comments. for both the people in the room and also those who are joining us live on c-span. the hash tag is medicare demos. if you would like to access our speaker presentations and you are not in the room with us, you can find them on our website at w www.allhealth.org. i m going to turn this over now to our partner tricia neuman who will tell us more about why we re here today. thank you, marilyn. it s great to be here. before we get started, i just want to congratulate you, marilyn, and sarah dash, wherever you may be, for taking over the helm of the alliance. we miss ed, but it s great to see you both new co-ceos. so welcome. of course, you have been here for a while. i want to thank all of you for coming here today on behalf of the kaiser family foundation. i m excited to be here. i think we re going to all learn quite a bit. a
thank you. can you hear me? thank you very much. i m going to start off with a disclosure, which i is on my front slide. i want everyone to know i will talk about home based primary care, a house call clinical model for elders and how that led to the independence at home. my disclosure is, my presentation does not involve cms sponsored analyses. it s my responsibility and no review or verification by them. hopefully, patrick will be okay with it. next slide. i m going to talk first about the patients that we serve. i would like to do a brief survey of the room. how many people in this room have an elder in their life who is sick and has trouble getting to the doctor s office? raise your hand. looks like more than half the room. independence at home and home-based primary care is the model of care for those people. 17 years ago, dr. george toller and i came to d.c. and decided to set up a clinical model for care for those who are frail and have trouble getting to the office.
untouched by our counterterrorism effort. so in the future just recognize that in order to restore deterrence, we re going to have to show capability, capacity, and resolve. recognize this is an international arms control agreement and not a very good one although there are some advantages, recognize the advantages as well. but it s not a friendship treaty, and some people have tried to make it into a friendship treaty say it s worthless. as a friendship treaty it would be worthless but it s an arms control agreement that fell short of a lot of hopes but it s not completely without some merit. we have allies out there. we have allies who want to rally to our side. i don t forget sitting with the king of jordan one day. we were working on his syrian refugee problem and i have seen refugees all around the world from the southeast asia to africa to the dalmatian coast. i have never seen i have been up in the refugee camps. i have never seen refugees as traumatized as those com