just in the emergency room and based on her level of severity so good or bad. we got there before a few other patients and she got to bed now the other patients are going to wait even though they might have more severe problems they might have to wait for a bed for hours. if martin luther king you know even if they just limit their number of beds which they're planning on doing to forty two beds today and that's going to be repercussions for everybody so. hopefully it won't get to the point where it's going to be affecting patient care to the point where people are going to be waiting for such long times that they're not going to be getting treated as they should so we'll see what happens. yeah he was actually driving check out the vehicle and the passenger. there is no one in me and to this we are the county hospital for the poor and yet we're the trauma center for

everyone on the south bay area of los angeles. so it makes no difference if you have the best insurance in the world or no insurance the next time you're in a traffic accident if god forbid we have an earthquake or bioterrorist attack we are the place that you want to come we're the place you're going to be brought regardless of where you want to come and if we're overcrowded have no gurneys you're going to be in trouble you're not going to get the kind of care that you deserve. it's not the train wrecks that really scare us and keep us up at night. who would scare is a sin keeps us up at night is that essentially a pandemic flu it'll take about. twelve hours before every hospital your is overwhelmed. by. the forty three year old with a critical quarter yeah well now he said have you heard of the emergency room there's another what do we can do you're in the emergency room right now. well can't they help me there at the emergency room for. a lot of times they

think oh no i want you to take us in the ambulance because we'll be seen faster in the e.r. . we. needed the emergency room we want to be transported from one hospital to the other because you know use an i pod he would present theories are you want to go to kaiser no. there's a lot of what we can do there. now one of those was. with a tool that was developed and like any tool you have you don't have a set of instructions along with the tool is going to be you misuse and abuse and eventually you don't break.

down a little bit more to the bones. the metal structures you're already in a hospital hold on a moment in there and i'm trying to get it interpreter for you certainly movement don't i won't get scratched by now what is the murder here clearly. the young boy that some of his people on the don't get in the bed it was ok all the emergency room my wife does care about is dying and then there's a don't want to help you out ok what am i going to be in the fight against the obama team of blood ok and why aren't they helping or that i'll go watch it or to do it you're not doing it and they're just watching her talk abt to contact the nurse or doctor let them know hey mom any blood they don't believe they're not

going to let him in if he's causing a problem he needs to contact the county police officers at the security dept there was no doubt medics are not going to pick him up our pick is why apart from optical coaches are already at. one fifty one. with the merchant hopefully it will build up well. and your first one is well. below the. plate there's one. thing that i think that the going. to do prevent. their lives than that of the other you're at but you're at that awful man. i cannot for you for the quality of the hospital there is something like i want to use for my purposes only a very good part of it out of the birds. it is not

a mirage maybe they're ok what about a criminal think of it than a. contract awful. to do with them just lying and i want to use for murder only where. it is not. a hit. for ever after that incident we actually have patients who are actually not in the e.r. but in the ward but they're not getting timely treatment in the world they want more pain medication don't pick up the phone and dial nine one one so we're sending the

m.s. captain out to the eighteenth floor of the hospital to provide more pain medication for patients inside there you know you go at once you're over there are five fires paramedics are incredible you know we make that we're constantly doing training and more training more training and they stepping up to fill that gap but is that what we want as a society for the fire department to become the health care system. that. a big part of the fix is more primary and preventive care if the people with diabetes and high blood pressure get treated early then they don't come in here with heart attacks and strokes. and yet i've learned that it feels like you know a lot of that. but even then you go primanti actually you love in an ideal world for us need to open up those county clinics today so we have some place for individuals will walk into before they become in crisis and need actually nine i want to service it all comes down the phones really it's

a catch twenty two you know situation so what we did here fire season sixty five we've managed to more risk use that we can put into place if things get really bad which they do a lot here. is it a band-aid yes but it's long and maybe we have right now be able to serve everybody in this community. let's.

cut. cut cut cut. cut cut. cut cut cut cut no no no you know that a president are going to have to come together the folks. at it. culture is that so much of him and i think you should be that issue of finding the right of the mark when the fate oh in the battle for syria the international community is as divided as the syrians themselves when it comes to resolving

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is coming to you live from moscow city center with me wrong welcome to the program first this hour straight to syria where there have been several explosions in the country's second largest city town of aleppo where the blasts are being blamed on what's being referred to as terrorists at least eleven people are reported dead the targets were military intelligence and security service headquarters it is the first kind of its attack in aleppo the city has been relatively quiet since the uprising began in the country last march. fighting a foreign funded insurgency and also blamed terrorists for several bombings in the capital damascus in december and january. as the violence in syria escalates and assad forces across the world are seeking indirect means to topple the president the u.s.

is setting up an international coalition aimed at supporting rebels in the struggle the so-called friends of democratic syria will involve countries willing to prop up the opposition and more pressure on the regime direct military action is ruled out but reports. the british and the qatari special forces are already in the conflict zone and while the u.s. and its allies criticize russia for supplying military hardware to damascus there are now calls from america to arm the opposition about a very important part of the region's already being flooded by a power made in the usa. at the united nations security council america holds one permanent seat but when it comes to weapons the world's largest arms exporter is often seen as sitting on two chairs they say there isn't an international embargo on arms preventing them from doing that that is a fact but that doesn't change the immorality of supplying

a dictatorial regime that is killing its people in massive numbers every day and we are are deeply concerned about that as u.s. officials continue publicly scolding countries over relations with syria critics say the accusations are being thrown from a tremendous glasshouse the u.s. is a hugely difficult in this regard because they've long been the largest arms dealer and most of those weapons the us sold the story quickly more than four hundred billion dollars worth since the one nine hundred sixty s. have gone to the middle east and you can't argue. seriously that it's made that region any more stable in the past few years nearly fifty percent of u.s. weapons exports have been flowing to the middle east many countries with the biggest appetite for american weapons have also made headlines for carrying out brutal crackdowns against dissidents and opposition groups if you are are you ok in

france they are thugs you're not i mean this is for all of us who have been overseas the duplicity in apocrypha c. of american foreign policy is painfully. evident according to congressional figures america has sold one point four zero. billion dollars worth of weapons to bahrain since two thousand and america struck its single biggest arms deal when saudi arabia ordered sixty billion dollars worth of arms the us has long subsidize the israeli military and recently supplied them with bunker buster bombs experts say this strategic arming of middle eastern countries is aimed at iran and extending u.s. dominance in the region. is going on. against your own it's not a rule of you know human rights. it's all about some geopolitical f.b.i. whistle blower sibel edmonds has accused america of playing particularly dirty

while leading a campaign for regime change in syria this is not some kind of. simultaneously op risings situation where people are a ballet and then suddenly they are mysteriously armed and mysteriously arms are being smuggled into syria from cherokee who who is providing this arms nobody is asking in the us media well these are u.s. arms shipped to turkey this as the u.s. military complex flush with record revenue continues to lobby its interests on capitol hill arms manufacturers are some of the biggest companies in america there are some of the most powerful lockheed martin not only do they making so much for the defense department around the world there are federal contractor and many other levels there are going to vote in elections this statue outside the u.n. headquarters is a symbol of global peace and nonviolence but critics say the idea has been twisted by the u.s. which goes around advocating peace arming countless conflicts all for the sake of

profit marina point ny r.t. new york. well russia has been trying to mediate a peaceful solution to the syrian conflict for months now and wants to host talks between the warring sides but one the middle east expert tells us here at r.t. that negotiations will be hard to bring about as long as the syrian opposition is simply rallying for regime change. but after the meeting with the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov expressed his readiness however the other side is not expressing its readiness there are some members of the syrian opposition who are expressing readiness however there are other sides a lot including the muslim brotherhood who actually don't seem to want to participate in the gauche ations and are setting preconditions or saying in order for us to enter negotiations assad must fall and i think that is part of a western edge on the the whole thing for the west is not about negotiations is about overthrowing a regime which is

a part of the i broke brought up block which washington or which some western states western powers want to get rid of including is are also wants to get rid of them. this is our team now greek politicians a last minute agreement on a fresh austerity plan so hasn't exactly been created with open arms a forty eight hour strike is being called by the country's two major labor unions and eurozone member states say they will put even more conditions on greece before handing out a second bell out after a struggle athens did manage to broker a multi-party austerity deal which has been demanded by creditors and was in place just a matter of hours before your of ministers met in brussels but they are still unhappy and unwilling to hand over one hundred thirty billion euros the rig parliament now has the part of pockets of cuts and reforms by sunday the journalist still be on the phone with this says the situation in the country is deteriorating and the consequences could be disastrous. but what we get from all these measures.

if we have all the default then we are in this situation where we have to face slow death from starvation in greece this situation in greece these extreme at the moment we have children playing being in their school because they don't have proper breakfast and because they don't they don't have enough food so you realize that the situation is getting worse and worse we have a lot of people as i told you that they are hungry at the moment first of all they demand the election which i have to tell you here and now they want elections they want to be seen second they have been wondering whose recipe are we following at the moment increases i mean the greek government recipe comes from the i.m.f. and they're simply doesn't work. it's going to do three each of you the troika gives their main. orders and you know that we get more and more seen the last two years. as they say and i agree with them easier to see this time to morrow rice

from the west than to see all these orders and all these measures bring us to growth and bring us back to normal life. and there robert all the chair of the london based think tank the bruges group believes that it's the european currency itself that's pushing greece to the edge greece is in severe economic difficulties and it's failed to meet many of the targets that the eurozone in the i.m.f. has set it for what it has to do in terms of to be able to reform its finances to be able to pay back some of the debts that it so that has been largely caused by issues to do with the euro itself and the problem that the euro creates and how it makes the greek economy competitive in it so basically greece cannot survive while it is in the euro and the more austerity measures which are being forced upon it or just hurt the greek economy even further wages have been cut by thirty percent on

average in greece pensions are being carved people are finding it very hard to survive because of the result of the austerity measures in the problems caused by the euro what they're doing at the moment is just throwing more money at the problem and really putting back the day when greece will have to deform will have to leave the euro. now at ten minutes past the hour here in moscow still to come in a program that separated spouses by israel or something thousands of palestinians from permanently living with israeli families. civil society in russia is moving to the forefront of politics with a mission to keep the upcoming presidential election fair and transparent a group of leading public and pro-active figures are joining forces and crucially they seem to have the support of the candidates and the voters are going to press going to fast. it doesn't take long to find videos of alleged violations

during the recent parliamentary vote in russia just a couple of clicks is enough and scores of these files have flooded the internet and even though most of the allegations are still to be proven in courts tens of thousands of people have been taking to the streets demanding fair elections with marches presidential votes just around the corner events are unfolding quickly where. people want to vote responsibly and to know where their votes go they want political competition independent courts in media and forming the voters' league is not meant the idea was floating in the air the voters league was officially founded in january by a group of journalists bloggers activists orders reuters and other public figures and stay with us blake t.v. host and now activists. have already asked for the head of a charity fund and blogger. also known as dr lisa.

or other school math ordinator of the blue buckets movement fighting for equal rights on roads for everyone. our league is an opportunity to gather people who are not indifferent to what's happening the more people with a civil position there are the better the leagues main goal is to ensure a fair election. it's published a list of initiatives on the web divided into groups that everyone can be a part of public discussions and online votes are the key instruments and letters have been sent to all presidential candidates asking them to cooperate with the week and even though the project is less than a month old everyone has so far agreed including pledging middleton another candidate businessman mikhail prokhorov has already struck a deal with the leak years ago and willing to authorize one hundred fifty thousand league observers would also arrange to put together a unified database to keep track of the election protocols according to its

founders around ten thousand observers are needed to ensure a fair election in moscow alone. it's great that the civil society wants to be more active but it's clearly important not to cross the line and observers not only are a position it is serious so if limitations not to take sides in the political process. it is the league's founders say they'll shut the organisation down if it ever starts turning into a political movement claiming they are keen to work with all candidates equally there's no doubt society has changed more people want to have more influence on russia's political life perhaps that's why it took less than one month for the voters league to establish ties with both the authorities and the opposition and with the help of promise from candidates the league just may secure enough access to effectively monitor the vote in march as long as it avoids taking sides and protects its neutrality is going off r t moscow. all right you can always get all

the latest news and updates online just by looking. just a click away some of the stories i read today for example have a look at this iran returns the q one seventy drone that was downed in december last year to the united states only now it's pink and about an eighth of the original size. also online spoke too soon germany's forced to switch back to nuclear energy just one year declaring it was giving it up find out why it. it could have with us today this is our city now russia has over one hundred billionaires many of whom made their fortunes when state property was privatized in

the one nine hundred ninety s. but after decades of reaping the profits they may soon have to give a fat share back presidential candidate a lot of impudence has a proposal russia's very own robin hood tax let's get some details on this now and speak to our teaser business that are nick paul here joining us live on the program and it good to see you on this so tell us i mean how exactly is this supposed to work even if it ever does become law will the rich people could they just a rock up to the doors of the kremlin sporting bags of money i mean it's putin simply playing robin hood. it's probably going to be done by the tax man wearing a suit carrying a sheaf of papers i think the serious point here is that putin is in full campaign mode and he's basically. to sort of. cover some of the money the oligarchs have had acquired in some cases perhaps fraudulently or at least not

entirely honestly which he put in themselves admitted when he's making a speech yesterday now it's quite tricky to get money back from people you have to do it you can't just go and empty their bank accounts and this is sort of the reason number of problems so the details are quite thin on the ground or how it will happen and we are talking vast sums of money i mean i mean how how how much could it bring to the russian economy could we really see a bout of the rich giving to the poor i mean they're certainly i mean we all know there are certainly enough super yachts to go around there are enough so. we see the rich giving to the port not voluntarily probably so as i say it will have to be done. in the enactment of law now there are some precedents for this in the u.k. actually after the property has ation period in the noise and it is under thatcher this whole deal which telecom which gasoline. and the the government. later decided they'd sort of all the families who were much too cheaply and then want to go and get some more of that money and so they live with a windfall tax of about eight billion pounds which is you know often in

considerable sum of money so that is a possibility let's talk about the timing here how is all of this going to go down with the political lobby here in moscow just less than a month away now from the election the presidential election how is this going to work with voters do you think you will promise to also come up with the idea for luxury tax which was actually on things like super cause. he's quite explicit about the idea that this is not going to be a tax on the middle class it's just for this very small minority of super wealthy people now it's difficult to generalize about. any population feels but i think it's a sense that they don't really like the tycoons because the oligarchs and taxing them not likely to be a vote loser let's put it that way you mention the only cars you mention the tycoons i want to put in their rivals for the presidency we got off one of the country's richest playboys loving the bachelor lifestyle of fast cars and fast boats i mention here.