and his students give him top marks as a lecturer and communicator. and now another tally if someone can articulate methyl part of charlie can feel a to b. you. have to. be that high. or can feel my heart at all i always say that they are going for a surgery the brand new video moments i. can mention to you ridicule me to live it. up because she was asked us a lot harder well and that's just to keep up the other thing but it'll up the bulbs but hey our tears started be told well i took a lot of the mean in this willimon this but the one worth. hackett tomorrow. has some too and no use there are limitless no we are do.

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only good empty cat had a hand in that empty can and. enjoy an image of a hangman am at home in canada. i think you double in. sydney acting. yes lunatic at the knee and in latin. the other about 4 years ago or so patient of mine came in for a one year one year follow up i had done a total knee on his right knee and he reached down he took the socket off his left leg and he threw it across the room and i said what's wrong with that sock it looks like it's probably $2030000.00 for that socket he said yeah but it falls off you know what i would what i'm sweating it falls off he's an inductor you have to come up with something and you have to develop something so i started like everybody else to go and google and turns out that there was this guy named moon jed. errors

in in australia and patients from america were going to australia to have the procedure done where they didn't need a socket anymore and i thought that's amazing they said i can't believe it i don't believe it works i met mungiu and we talked i really just has a. certain air about him a certain amount of charisma that's very captivating moujik kept inviting me out to australia to learn the technology because i didn't really know how it was done. in the room. i got on to. the major parent being an amputee my. i hold pretty much my whole life. it's the disappearing near and dear to my heart i like helping other people i like. seeing other people that find comfort and start and are able to walk pain free who are in this maybe the same situation as me it's just giving somebody that hope it's just brings goose bumps to my arms even just talking about

it. so you tell me where i'm typing. what am i to them. so it's it's kind of. read when since you have the surgery you are pretty much part of a life family and everyone is so thankful he's just an incredible surgeon incredibly intelligent he really cares about people and he cares about his patients . and just very good friends at this point i don't really even think of him in that patient doctor relationship anymore. he's just a special person and i think you would find every single one of his patients would say the same thing.

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session in italy care. of the big surgeon professor in 110 when that is divides his life into 3 main areas giving support to refugees who are driving astray or inventing new surgical devices and treating people who are in greatest need of his expertise. one clinic in the occupied west bank is very close to his heart. i do you know what i'm allowed to me. there and. i didn't mother in the. will to pay. for it let me push wait ok. how will. it be. ok then you are subject to suit both of us

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doctor. his job to get to chair. but those little time when we spend together as a family. i think that worth waiting for. his. children adore him and and every time he comes home and if they're not asleep their eyes just light up. and and of course here. he is just beautiful man. and in black and in more or less the math it was a unique story. to you who've gone through the extremes that he's been through is an amazing tile. he comes from a very privileged background. all of that was taken away from him when he had to flee from iraq. and then to become

a boat person by chance. is i mean he is the really degrading conditions on the boat and even more so when he was in the detention center in western australia and to build back to being the the world leader in arceo integration that he is now he's come from some great deads to reach the great thanks. mark on the story of hope and dedication spanning 2 continents. in our 2nd part dr mohammed has a heart specialist in the american state of ohio to ask his answer. actually knew where is the islet. one of the minutes i'll. put it the laser on.

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because you dislike. the desire to understand the full. picture of. the human condition is universal. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera world leaders are united in their praise for ukraine and russia after the 2 countries successfully carried out a prisoner exchange 70 people were swapped then a deal be hailed as the 1st step towards and then 5 years of conflict 2 planes carrying $35.00 prisoners from each side landed simle taney slee in the 2 capital

cities that were emotional scenes as they were reunited with their families. we have to do all this to have. these horrible war. really. by being busy because. emergency aid is being rushed to the bahamas amid fears that the number of deaths as a result of hurricane dorian could rise significantly the government and rescue teams believe that hundreds of perhaps thousands are still missing even though only 43 people are confirmed dead rescuers expect bodies to be uncovered as flood waters recede following the category 5 storm the strongest ever to hit the island nation iran says it now has the ability to enrich uranium to a much higher level in a further blow to the 2015 nuclear deal new equipment means they can take it to more than 20 percent that's way beyond the 3.67 percent limits set in the deal

which the united states pulled out of in may last year and the u.s. says a satellite photo proves that iran is lying about the whereabouts of the oil tanker released by gibraltar 3 and a half weeks ago it says the adrian doria one appears to be near the syrian port of tartus this fight iran promising that the vessel wouldn't go to syria saudi arabia has reiterated that it won't lift a 15 month blockade on qatar imposed alongside the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt they accused of violating a 2014 agreement by meddling in regional affairs and in their words supporting terrorism catherine has rejected the allegations and hong kong police of fire tear gas to the spurs protesters gathering at a police station for a 2nd night there angry over the alleged excessive use of force by police earlier police successfully prevented another protest planned for the city's airport those

are the top stories al-jazeera world continues next i'll have the news hour in half an hour ahead. the arab diaspora now stretches to the 4 corners of the world persecution conflict and economic factors have caused millions of arabs to leave in subtle approach every story is different every journey is different and every outcome is different .

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manager. time for reflection is a major part of dr has sheedy's life his long daily commute is for. this gives him time to consider has personally and had to make a priority. so let the country. but there be a tussle bought a new book about and you can tell it from the way it can but the. apostle a long cutie syndrome and i will transgenic rabbits to drown but then i know what i'm in. a little toss aside. when her car but it will cost

our will nuclear cardiology can be the harvard or the tufts b. n.y.u. new york university will exit fellowship directly after a fellowship at the n.y.u. chalk to focus and make. what i need a little more money ellie she. and i feel what is highly placed. here has to mansfield. is rather caught up to the genie at the start of a lot or not so a bottle for. the bar schoene with a little more hey. how do i wave your hand down your back yes i hear. us are you ready for this yes i am ok excellent so what we're going to do it is now a small incision you'll be at least see it saw and then from there we're going to

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i start as a working and they hear him and he was a very good mentor that helped me tremendously training in many procedure and restart working under resourced to get there so the research that we're trying to conduct you try to peel wind aside in that in the people from there from that normal heartbeat and we actually found that we can extract a stem soda could prove when that sudden debt. it was out of talent on the side of academia on the side of the decent what a highly subsidized she ohio virginia ohio or just a way or commands a lot of done but the thought that i'm in brown's. i've had the. dr who series is now well established in the top tier and some medicine in the

united states however has never forgotten his roots in florida. the whole goal to feel with to fall clear membrane clear took the blue child of the new year. through to have the really key. to. here with our one bit luther but the problem that could be at the new challenge of dealing with that showing. about posh element bekah. as you probably don't need a sad home for that but he about it it's not going to miss them. because i'm caught up with them bowman usually dopamine we have to have brought the level of.

the tone a juvie were from the number. of them so absorbed in women who were. it's also so we're coming from a time when the system on a budget was going to be high. tech boom and began looming and. i was in the thought of the name and here. little. bit of a moment of not actually going to. start. with us and them. with us and them on the can she was on account of the office in the middle of the phone. i've known dr jackson for 10 years we overlapped in training in rhode island here at metro health director of electrophysiology we needed to start

a program to deal with our patients needs to remove some of these old wires that need to be removed either from infection or wires don't function anymore you need a new wire and so that's why we look to hire dr jerry and he came here and for 3 years he spent starting up the program and dealing with really a backlog of a lot of very complicated cases really i think partly because of some really excellent training at n.y.u. but also within. own ingenuity he was able to quickly become expert at removing some of these very very difficult wires actually knew where is al it a slack one of them are minimal amount but if the laser on a more tag hell is that it had a slack. cord at risk the but highly o.e.m. a shifty of nasty. there. you can have a few houses open or even go up niamey in no doubt of it i'm

a could see anywhere you looked already had the chargers love most wood and the professor that robbed me i laser. i think that as an instructor's professor one of the greatest achievements we can have as teachers is to have a student that becomes better than us to give that student the tools to learn and to build upon what we have taught and mohamad has been one of the street students he has taken the skills that i have taught him that he learned from his other mentors at york university and he has gone out into practice and he has begun to do these procedures and he's done very well for 6 years so as a professor who has had the opportunity to teach somebody like that in the see him develop into an incredible young physician and take these skills and treat patients and save lives is think read is joy i can have as a professor. on

the southern shore of lake eddie one of america's great lakes my cleveland being so far north close to the canadian border it is also one of the call the cities in the united states. cleveland has a reputation as the center for medical research at tracking specialists from across the world including jordanian cardiologist dr mohammed has seen. a lot of unemployment stumble in no. and allowed to clear up that in yemen now the best so artemov year at the bunch of. a lot of theater actors surely and of course you know live here kind of what art if there are blue flares are you there meantime eyes aren't this western or charlotte daniel here is the idea if one. would feel just i'm. a hit at that i bought a car by if i left your amily afghan attire to scare mina one of them in home

a little with a very general pearson who can bring to canada should be mia and already cancer has a lot can be electric in store and she has the vulcan of the lowest possible south consortium model for one more living alone gerald pearson injury limited fall of the law all condemn a. diabetic is a millimeter clear or at a clip clip on her or him and i'm. ready. to feed member of known diet waving when they brought in dr who deary you know he says ok well for my birthday you know the surgery is today's my birthday for my birthday i want to save your life and i say thank god i believe in you let's go for the surgery of success for a doctor a year he buys the greatest physician that ever lived and not because he's just

a great surgeon is because how he cares about his patients as it were. you meet them in the best of the debt dunham how much did the had to do and matt damon has me elsewhere that inability many get at the head of tackle so if then and really how many years. we mean it's been the not i know with a few me but the many years who go in and they have one image they don't. you know what a tiny left. puppet caught. up with the key life on will android virtual reality will augment of reality if there are. in short. if you wish to be an oddity.

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a lot. and this would again come out. even though he has lived in the united states for many years his spirit is still very much and jordan whenever he can talk to has he takes a break from his many commitments in medical science to spend time with his family and a man. who was a big. the men watch how you put on the you know your mental fog when involved be the one that i will force on in any way. happen i lee a muslim ha was with a few black men could how i'd know about it in the as he out of joshua for the hellish will of the floor done as frequently as possible.

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the little could i'll be away and you have to do it i'm going to be. the man had many a mother the world. and i think leaves and the ice and i use amelia and the other the call you. and although i had them on my bob. and the night early on but i don't like a will for me because even though most of my lot of me could be a few surely out to be a. full blown with loss of my. doctor has yet he and doctor and well that is the iraqi author predicts surgeon working in

australia have much in common both travelled far from the middle east to build a new life helping other. players. to tell me more i'm tempted. more we're going to do is to have a small new delhi's see it. and then from there we're going to find both in their own ways have been very successful but just as relevant is the fact that they remain deeply rooted to their add up heritage their backgrounds have shaped both surgeons as they aim to slay since lives with great skill and compassion their work continues today.

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hello story winds rushed through a suburb of sydney causing some damage and that was probably when that front went through with the circulating central it's going to cause yet more problems further south 1st at least and there was i warning out for some pretty nasty weather in tasmania that's been dropped at certain degrees is hardly what you might expect in early spring much better in perth the 21 degrees now that warms up what unfortunately melbourne hobart represent a real drop in terms of that wind coming out from the south and you'll notice sydney is gone that's 16 coast to coast of new south wales and victoria in places will be pretty nasty i think adelaide in the sunshine still optically warm 15 but without the wind and the rain of course some of the rain could be considered useful now across inside the tasman sea the other end where the side of the circulation brings what's potentially warm there or can get 16 out of it and proud of the rain that runs through the north island just about reaches what inten further south is

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in 3. 0. hello i'm barbara sara this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes russia and ukraine carry out a long awaited prisoner exchange raising hopes of an end to 5 years of fighting in

eastern ukraine thousands scramble to leave the worst hit islands in the bahamas as rescuers try to reach communities still cut off after hurricane dorian the 2015 nuclear deal unravels further as iran says it can now increase its uranium enrichment to more than 20 percent. and i'm we're harding and doha with sports serena williams is battling right now looking for a record equalling 24th grand slam title against a player who wasn't even born when she won her 1st. world leaders are united in their praise for ukraine and russia after the 2 countries successfully carried out a prisoner exchange 70 people were swapped in a deal being hailed as the 1st step towards ending the 5 year conflict 2 planes carrying $35.00 prisoners from each side landed similar in the 2 capital cities and

there were emotional scenes as they were reunited with their families step process and reports now from moscow. it's the 1st positive in 5 years between ukraine and russia a filmmaker and a group of sailors landed at key points in the long anticipated president's walk. the release of ukrainian filmmaker all accents of who was jailed for 22 years is seen as a major concession by russia and president followed me as a lansky fulfilled his election promise to bring home 22 ukrainian sailors and 2 security service agents we have to do all this stuff to finish this horrible war ever really. i think this is if you're here. because you're right thank you very much thank you we'll leave you the sailors on board 3 ukrainian fassel 2 are captured here in the current strait 9 months ago after

russian warships opened fire on them the kremlin says they illegally entered russian waters need a crimean peninsula which russian troops east and annexed from ukraine in 2014 since then the kremlin specter protist are at war with ukrainian government forces in eastern ukraine at least 10000 people have been killed since the fighting began 5 years ago ukraine's recently elected president followed me as alinsky says he wants to revive peace negotiations with russia he's been seeking support from european leaders recently and he's spoken to president vladimir putin by phone the president exchanged could be an important step towards further tentative talks this what is seen as a victory for both president putin and the lengthy a potential suspect and witness in the downing of the malaysian airlines jet over ukraine 5 years ago has also been released despite protests by the dutch government who had many of its citizens on the flight this not only suggest that selenski had

to make concessions but also that russia will be a tough negotiating partner and future talks to end the fighting in eastern ukraine that fasten al-jazeera moscow. well international reaction to the prisoner swap has been overwhelmingly positive u.s. president donald trump tweeted very good news perhaps of 1st giant step to peace congratulations to both countries in a statement the german chancellor angela merkel said this exchange of prisoners is a sign of hope it's worth continuing the hard work to implement the minsk accord well joining us now in the studio is an immature vo who is a visiting senior research fellow at kings college here in london thank you so much for being with us so do you agree with president trump that this could be a 1st a giant step to peace between russia and ukraine yes absolutely but the actually if can be a historical moment we should not forget that this is not the 1st time the prisoners

were changed between russia and ukraine that happened on the previous president passion but the spirit in which this exchange has been done is different and it's much more positive there's much more straight talk that is less this ayat or score a political you little political point falcon i mean you say there were other prisoner swaps i mean correct me if i'm wrong the names here seem to be quite prominent so there's all exempt so it was a ukrainian filmmaker he was actually in prison for plotting a terrorist act in crimea as a presumably you know a prisoner that russia took seriously and then volodymyr samak a person of interest when it comes to malaysian airlines the crash the flight m.h. 17 so i mean it does seem that the prisoners that were swapped worki 2 to both countries prisons have been very significant they found that it took a bit longer than it should have taken this is because of these 2 names because both of them are controversial for different reasons on the size actually they

really wanted this people back. unlike ukrainian sailors who were detained in crimea who were always there for to be exchanged but the exchange of the soft. whole war became a ukrainian member of parliament who was the 1st female fighting pilot she was also quite a high profile political figure so her exchange was also quite politically significant but it didn't lead to break at all this one possibly has about the chance of that if you see breakthrough i mean the prisoner exchange obviously great news for the people that have been released but what does it do to the disputed areas in the east of ukraine to the tension that of course remains of a crimea i mean does it lead to any change there it leads him to change of tone it 1st fastly person. took march shorter

to actually do something which see him as a positive step he showed his ability to negotiate he showed his ability to reach out to be pragmatic took p s 3 talk 0 and to actually do it but do you think and it's interesting to zelinsky of course i think he was sworn in in a maze who is going to present a very short time and and also didn't really have a political background before that but do you think i mean he may have reached out to you know he may perhaps be a breath of fresh air politically so to speak is any of that going to get ready or putin to change his mind over the issues of eastern ukraine in crimea. yes but you have to start some way it is a very complicated process i don't things have gotten really very bad liberal i think there is goodwill in russia to. make some positive steps toward camp the tool nations which have been brother the nation through saying here is to be back together that it is not going to be easy but still insecure hostile

that will do right now. that his door is open that he is calling sure. accommodating and understanding and that would achieve something which has little chance of personally called for him for his political career but what is called for his country and for the people so we will should give him credit for that as well as talk putin as well. and them a few visiting senior research fellow at kings college here in london thank you. now all of this prisoner swap comes a day before controversial elections in moscow when voters will elect their regional parliament a number of opposition candidates have been banned from running their barring has provoked weeks of protests in which hundreds of arrests were made and a number of people have been jailed the opposition leader alexina vonnie is urging voters to cast ballots for the candidates with the best chance of beating the

governing party of the united russia candidates are presenting themselves as independent apparently to distance themselves from president putin's increasingly unpopular party. united russia is trying to hold on to power using the buttons of the via police for the only pillar of support that are free to allow candidates to vote in the election let alone have a fair competition and we think the only way to make this election meaningful is to turn it into a sort of referendum on the government it's going to the bahamas now and search and rescue teams are trying to reach communities still cut off by floodwaters and they pray after hurricane dorian hit emergency aid is being rushed to the island nation amid fears that the number of deaths there will rise significantly from the 43 announced so far thousands of people also everything in the storm are scrambling to leave the worst hit islands rescuers expect bodies to be uncovered as the floodwaters recede following the category 5 storm the strongest ever to hit the bahamas. off there are going to be really do is realize they've got really really

what you see in the movies like those and the. clips you watch on you tube is that it's unreal just unreal. a mile away rappel has more now from freeport in the bahamas. we're in freeport grand bahama just outside of the airport as you can see behind me this is an aircraft that has been kind of delivered here by the storm surge from hurricane dorian again this was a category 5 hurricane wind gusts upwards of 350 kilometers per hour it wasn't just those strong winds that caused so much devastation in this part of the country was also that storm surge exactly where we are right now just next to the airport tarmac this was only a couple of days ago was under 2 meters of water now at the moment there is still a lot of concern over shortages of food shortages of water and shortages of medicine but we've heard from the world health organization that help and disaster relief is on its way and we've heard that somewhere around $8000000.00 tons of food

supplies have arrived in nassau and are are and will be delivered to the island most affected in the northern part of the country the on the grand bahama and the island of abaco just a couple of days ago we were on abaco island is that arguably was the worst hit power lines still down trees snapped in half debris covering the roadways but but but much of the island is now being cleared up mr in terms of roads there's access in terms of aircraft there's access but there for many of the people that are still there they're their number one priority is getting off of these islands getting out of the bahamas until a sense of normal normalcy returns. the authorities in canada as eastern province of nova scotia a warning residents of a storm surge and heavy winds as the war and continues its slow journey north this time as a category 2 storm the local government will not order order mandatory evacuations but residents are being urged to prepare to evacuate if necessary dorian is also

expected to bring tropical storm winds to nantucket and martha's vineyard in the northeastern state of massachusetts. a powerful typhoon slammed into south korea killing 3 people and injuring 10 more typhoon made landfall in the south of the country damaging buildings and knocking out power to 120000 homes before barreling towards north korea state run t.v. there says the typhoon has now struck near the border that it shares with the self coming out on the news hour. skirmishes in hong kong after police launch a major security blitz to prevent a new protest at the airport breck's a boiling point clashes in the streets outside the houses of parliament and the embattled prime minister loses another leading party member. and in sports while the worlds.