this clinic is operated by the united medical doctors of afghanistan. >> on days the weather is hot, we have many people with congestion problems such as dysentery, diarrhea, malnutrition. also somewhat respiratory problems. it increases day by day, particularly among the refugees. otherin disease, and contagious diseases are increasing. those diseases which relate to the living conditions of the refugees do not change. unified preventive program against these diseases were all of the refugees, and bring thesean diseases under control properly. to treat aable patient as it is necessary or required. we are faced with shortages. we do not have enough to the northerns commander in afghanistan. >> the boys are very brave and strong. they always fight. in many places, one where we're -- one where fighting with the enemy, these foisting on the deposition. many of them have been killed. they could have brunch and escaped, but they stood there, stepped back. >> welcome to book tv. every weekend beginning at this time on c-span2, cash -- [no audio] >> when we fight them, their soldiers come f

this clinic is operated by the united medical center of afghan doctors. >> usually, on days the weather is hot, we have many people with congestion problems such as dysentery, diarrhea, malnutrition. tb. also some with respiratory problems. it increases day by day, particularly among the refugees. tb, skin disease, and other contagious diseases are increasing. those diseases which relate to the living conditions of the refugees do not change. there is no unified preventive program against these diseases for all of the refugees, and therefore can bring these diseases under control properly. our main problem is obtaining the necessary and needed medicine to supply, but we are not able to treat a patient as it is necessary or required. we are always faced with shortages of medicine. we do not have enough to treat the refugees. >> mohammed hussein is a commander in northern afghanistan. brave ands are very they are very strong. they always fight in jihad. in many places when we were fighting with the enemy, these boys did not leave their positions. many of them have been killed in our battl

--with a that medical unit vet medical unit. we provide context and background on issues of interest. tiny island the middle of the ocean are being fought over by china and its neighbors because of an increasing strategic significance. there was a look at how things -- here is a look at how things are escalating. >> these islands to not look like much, but they are at the center of a simmering dispute. seven countries have overlapping claims in the south and east china sees and there is one common player, china which has been jostling over maritime territories for more than a century. tensions threaten to boil over, potentially dragging in the united states, even talking about possible war. china claims more than 80% of the south site -- south china sea within the border it calls and is proven by a 1940's map. a decade ago, country started making formal declarations under new u.n. rules. that led to several motions from several nations to show ownership. china started building islands. that led that led the looking's the challen

hospital just added 36 new private rooms for patient care. 20 rooms are located in the nursing unit for medical or surgical patients. and 16 will be used for immediate and advanced medical care. the medical marijuana industry is budding. clark county is home to the highest number of medical marijuana patients in the state. but the age group, using medical marijuana the most, is industry. fox5's cyndi lundeberg breaks down the numbers. <

hospital added another 36 private rooms for patient care. 20 rooms are located in the nursing unit for medical or surgical patients... and 16 will be used for immediate and advanced medical care. the hospital is also undergoing construction for patients in observation status. when both projects are finished.... the total bed count will increase from 190 to 250 hundreds of together to mourn two palm springs police officers this weekend. family and friends gathered at a memorial set up outside the palm springs police department. the candlelight vigil honors 63- year old jose "gil" gilbert vega and 27-year old lesley zerebny. both officers were shot and killed while responding to a domestic disturbance call saturday ... a third officer was also shot but is expected to survive. mos says: "me and him would always joke around. he would tell me that i have the right to remain silent and anything i say will be held against me in court. he was a funny guy. that's all i gotta say." police have identified the suspect responsible for the shooting as 26-year old john felix. he was taken into custody sunday

one of the main drivers has been the vast overprescribing pain medication in the united states. and the pharmaceutical industry has a role to play. but physicians have a role to play. and enough pain medication in the united states to give every adult americans their own and part of our efforts have been to have more training for preshrivprescrib preshriveprescrib prescribeers and cdc released guidelines but we also have to intervene as people's use becomes more chronic so we have been working diligently to estate based prescription drug monitoring programs so that you can identify people who might approximate going from doctor to doctor to be able to do this. we have been looking at disposal. we know people who start misusing pain medication get them free from family and friends. so we have been taught as good consumers if we get a prescription and we don't need it or only need a few to stick them in the medicine cabinet and that's often the start of problems so we have been promoting disposal programs but i will go back to what the secretary said t biggest gap that we see and t

the booking area being us as a medical unit and holding cells are all full. trying to figure out be done because the number of inmates doesn't seem to be dropping. >>> a teenager accused of fighting an officer is facing charges. the 16-year-old was caught loitering friday. he got angry with the officer. threatened to spit on him. tried resisting arrest buzz was eventually taken in. >> teaming town help residents prepare their homes. the city is are received a grapt from the ohio several dozen owner occupied homes and provide rental assistance to others. >>> fantasy sports fans stick around for march madness -- the rules could soon be changing. >> a heart-warming homecoming >>> we shift towards the south. also lower 70s. even warmer as we head throughout the week. but for now though i'm going to toss it over to kristen. >> thank you. we are dealing with fog so be extra careful on 77. but elsewhere in northeast ohio and the highways look good. we do have some work happening starting akron along 76. i have those lane restriction details coming up a little bit la

one the first responders walk or carried the 42 children off of the bus and brought them to the medical units. most of the kids appeared to be under 10 years old. patient was transported separately because of a pre-existing medical situation. no serious injuries. most of the children were taken to the hospital as a precaution. that said, most of them were shaken up crying for their parents. if you could just tell me again, we hear some kids crying. >> they are a little scared. it was a pretty impact. we want to as a precautiously, all of the children are going to go and get checked any idea preliminary what happened. >> the bus was making a left turn and i don't know, you know, any speeds or anything like that. obviously the ideal bus was going down and the bus turned in front of him. beyond that i haven't really talked to either driver to get an assessment of exactly what happened. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. now, the children all attend school. stieve's charter bus service did not want to talk with us. but school officials tell me they were not hired by the school s

. >>> baby logan was born in a mobile unit out pseudoa medical center in the aftermath of % hurricane matthew. >> his birth was pretty dramatic, even given the evacuations, power outages and water problems happening around the city. >> definitely different. you do all of your training in a hospital and out of the back of a do you believe wide they rolled me in. i had nine minutes and he was already out. >> we heard stories every other patient. they have been sitting in water and i lost my family and house and this was a nice diversion from that. >> now, the woman's original doctor thought she would have needed a c-section but that turned out to not be the case. >> in the parking lot of the hospital, here's a baby. >>> so overnight rain from denver north. a lot of what we saw was closer to fort collins and across the plains and nothing down south which is where we needed it. this is your cheat sheet. today is the coolest day of the week, highs only in the upper 40s. skies clearing this morning. we will get more sunshine and warmer by friday. we'll get a warm up through the% week buttto

the first respondersf walk orir carried the 42 childre off of the bus and brought them to the medical units. most of the kids appeared to be under 10 years old. one young girl was loaded onto a treacher andon officials say one patient was transportedport separately because of a pre-existing medical situation. no serious injuries. most of the children were takene to the hospital as a precaution. that said, most of them were shaken up crying for their the parents. we hear some kids crying. >> they are a little scared.ttle it was a pretty impact. we want to as a precautiously,ct all of the children are going to go and get checked out. any idea preliminary whatr happened. >> the bus was making a leftg a turn and i don't know, you know, any speeds or anything like that. obviously the ideal bus waseal going down and the bus turned id front of him. beyond that i haven't really talked an assessment of exactly what happened. the cause of the crash is still under investigation.tiga now, the children all attend ideal academy public charter school. stieve's charter bus service did not want to talk with

. >> kirk figueroa and officers had to set up a mass unit providing emergency medical assistance to matt morris and richard sentlow. >>> both officers at this time still stable but in critical condition. they're recovering which is really good news. >>> moreis is a in 2006 he got an award for bravery after he helped log the escape of a masked man firing off shots on blue hill avenue. cintolo has been an officer for 27 years. >>> i would like to commend my officers for the courage and bravery. >>> as he walked the crime scene overnight in east boston, the suffolk county d. a. saw the >> a miracle of modern medicine and emt service of our great city these officers got care they needed at mass general. >>> but the cops including superintendent and chief william grasse visited the two officers, commissioner evans said when he visited with the families he spoke with one of theuct dos who treated his men. >> he said, you're have fortunate that the patron saint of police st. michael was looking down on these two officers. >>> a blood transsution u fusion help save his leaf along with come rats

doctors prepped the operating table -- in the 'medical unit' for an emergency c- section. . . but the baby couldn't wait. "logan - josiah - britt" was born in a matter of minutes -- weighing "9 pounds / 9 ounces". you can hear more about logan's dramatic birth - tomorrow morning on eyewitness news. join us tomorrow morning on abc-11 for the latest eyewitness news. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. buck newton's law legalizing discrimination. a national embarrassment. it was my honor and my privilege to carry house bill 2 through the north carolina senate. and newton stands defiantly behind hb2. my opponent calls this buck's bill. and you know what? i say, bring it on! buck newton is wrong for attorney general. we're better than thi

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. >> got medical on unit. took the pipe flap down, went to apply hans cuffs, i got distracted.quick and pulled it in and ran a razor blade down my arm. it blew me away. i didn't know what happened until i pulled my arm out and saw the injury. >> moseley's slashed arm required 59 stitches. and the scar isn't only physical. >> the psychological effect never goes away. i think you learn to adjust to it. but you can't take this job for granted. these guys are not here but for the right reasons, and the reality of it every day is there. keep your eyes on the inmates at all time. don't ever take your eye off them especially on death row because these guys got nothing to lose if they were to injury you. >> hodges declined to talk to our producers on camera. ironically, the prison videotapes his every move. >> we film him everywhere he goes when he comes out of that cell just like you're filming me so we can maintain some kind of discipline. >> we're secure. >> but when we traveled to utah state prison, we met one condemned man who was willing to speak with us. at the time of our inter

steven simerville is a pediatrician and medical director of the newborn intensive care unit at pueblo's st. mary corwin's medical center. he supports the ballot initiative to ban recreational pot in part because he said he has noticed more babies being born with marijuana in their system. his observations have anecdotal, but he is concerned by what he has seen it in his own hospital. in the first nine months of this year, 27 bab hospital, tested positive fo for t.h.c. that's on track to be about 15% higher than last year. when was the last time you took care of a baby who tested positive for marijuana? >> i have babies up on the unit right now. >> reporter: right now. >> positive for marijuana. >> reporter: and when were they born? >> all of them were within a week. >> reporter: what does the mother say when you say, "your baby just tested positive for marijuana and it can possibly harm the baby?" tested positive. obviously, they know they've been smoke marijuana. but they're in disbelief that it's harmful. they frequently said, "how can it be harmful. it's a legal drug." >> pelley: you

the booking area is a medical unit and holding cells are all full. so the county sheriff says he's trying to figure out what can be done. because the number of inmates dropping. >> 6:36. fancy -- significantty sports fan. to your office pool, the rules could soon be changing. >> then a heartwarming homecoming dance. the daughters of a fallen ohio police officer received special escorts for their big night. >>> that's a critical visibility level this morning. >> it's so concerning for people. especially on 71, 76. what time did the sunrise again? >> 7:27. that's integral to this fog personning off. >> absolutely. hopefully by then we see improvement. 71 right at 76. showing you these two picture. they're the worst pictures as far as fog is concerned. slow it down. give yourself plenty of time. >> the indians are coming home. they'll face the boston red sox. they won yesterday. they have home field advantage. the first playoff game will be here thursday. times. jackie? >> sounds good. on to this story. a special escort trt daughters of a fallen ohio po

when you think about it, the #1 cause of accidental death in the united states is overdose from medications, this is kind of intriguing for this sub-set of patients and people. i think it's viable when you think about it. >> dr. travis: i am not adverse to the concept. where i struggle is, at what point do you move away from the treatment protocol to the and they are offering free heroin, i would think that it would be really difficult to take the next step. i think that's my part where i am struggling. >> addiction medicine, the specialty itself is evolving every day, it's getting better and better. just to make it clear, ken, is it true that methadone treatments, which has been the go-to place, fails in "x" amount of cases? >> it's the same thing. it's exactly the same thing. you know, where is that that travis is talking about? when do you change it from treatment into putting them into these types of programs? i have one down the street from our place here and there's a line every morning. they are lined up waiting for their fix. these are not like most people, they are not given the li

we had our medic unit check them out and take them over to the hospital to get evaluated. >> reporter: it took fire and hazmat several hours to clean up the spill. police and fire have yet to say how or why those chemicals ended up spilled inside that car. >> live in pinole, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> when you combine those chemicals together, you get chlorine gas. scary indeed. >>> a fire growing in wine country, crews continue to battle a fire dangerously close to home. the fire over unitville yesterday afternoon. major evac aces under way in campbell creek. the fire still grew to 53 acres. right now people who live nearby are hoping for the best. >> it's nerve-racking, but there's nothing you can do about it. you have to go see for yourself. >> what stauff do i care about? >> cal fire says at this point the fire is 20% contained. >>> back on the water, crews will salvage a boat that capsized over the weekend. we hope to learn what might have caused it to tip over. investigators say the boat was over capacity, 27 adults and three children were rescued from the water, all are

too many people have died, and we don't want any more food and medical supplies from the united states arrived in haiti today. hurricane thousand people in the island nation. thousands are homeless. they've been through a hurricane that lasted for many, many hours and, obviously, they are looking for food and for water which is really the aid that needs to be done." they're also fighting to stop the spread of cholera. news for your health...many americans have their own opinions whne it comes to being vaccinated against the flu.and health officials want yhou to know--some are just just under half of all americans got the flu vaccine last year.and some doctors say common myths about the vaccine may be one reason why many choose not to get a flu shot. one of the most common ones: "you can catch the flu from the vaccine"scientists say... that's absolutely false."it will never give you the flu, it doesn't work that way. you can get muscle aches and a little bit of fever after the flu shot but that just means it's working, that doesn't mean it's giving you the flu." if you do get sick after

we had our medic unit check them out and take them over to the hospital and get evaluated. >> reporter: the officers checked out okay at the hospital, went back to work at the police station. it took cocoa fire and has mat several hours to clean up the spill. police and fire have yet to say how or why those chemicals ended up spilled inside that car. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> another developing story. we've gotten word a wildfire burning in wine country is 25% contained. that fire dangerously close to home in napa valley. mandatory evacuations under way for people living in campbell flats and campbell creek. police attacked the fire from the air tnd the ground but it still grew to 53 acres. people are hoping for the best. >> it's nerve-racking, but there's nothing you can do about it. you have to go see for yourself. >> what stuff do i care about? >> cal fire says cooler temperatures and lack of wind will help crews get a handle on that fire. >> a sign of relief in the south bay. firefighters say the loma fire now 100% contained. as the rainy season ramps up, there's a new th

witnesses say tebow stopped what he was doing, comforting the man, even praying with him until medical units arrived. as for tebow's day on the field, let's say he's got a little work to do. he went 0 for 3. >>> coming up, the clown scare kicks into high gear. check out this clown caught on video hanging on a bus. we'll show you how people reacted. >>> first, happening now, google opens coding class to teach computer science in the fruitvale neighborhood, aiming to get black and latino students involved in technology. read more on our website, nbcbayarea.com. colin kaepernick getting the nod as quarterback this weekend. you can hear firefighters therek >>> right now yes have to make sure this doesn't explode again. >> you can hear firefighters trying to keep people back. two townhomes exploded near chicago last night. two workers with the gas company were hurt. they were fixing a gas leak when this all happened. we don't know how serious those injuries are, but nobody else was hurt. >>> today prosecutors plan to announce charges against a man accused of shooting two palm springs police offic

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witnesses say tebow stopped what he was doing, comforting the man, even praying with him until medical units arrived. as for tebow's day on the field, well, let's say he's got work to do. he went 0 for 3. >>> 6:52. coming up, a bay area police dog recovering this morning. that dog attacked in the line of duty. we'll tell you why police say the suspect went off that dog. plus -- >> reporter: another fire on a popular hiking trail here in the east bay. one of dozens over the past few months. i'm bob redell. we'll have that story coming up. >>> google opening a coding lab to teach computer science in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. the code next initiative aims to get black and latino students involved in technology. you can read about it on nbcbayarea.com. colin kaepernick will get the starting nod as san francisco quarterback this sunday. a lot of people talking about it on our facebook page. you can, too. we're back in two minutes. bay area... ==laura/vo+rail== a popuba >>> welcome back. before you head out the door, we have top stories on nbc bay area. >>> a popular bay area walking trail

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steven simerville is a pediatrician, and medical director of the newborn intensive care unit at pueblo's saint mary corwin medical center. he supports the ballot initiative to ban recreational pot, in part because he says he's noticed more babies being born with marijuana in their system. his observations are anecdotal, but he's concerned by what he has seen in his own hospital. in the first nine months of this year, 27 babies born at this hospital tested positive for t.h.c., the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. that's on track to be about 15% higher than last year. when was the last time you took care of a baby who tested positive for marijuana? >> simerville: i have babies up on the unit right now who are positive for... >> lapook: and when were they born? >> simerville: all of them were within a week. >> lapook: what does the mother say, when you say "your baby's just tested positive for marijuana, and it can possibly harm the baby?" what does the mother say? >> simerville: they're not surprised that it-- they're tested positive. obviously, they know they've been smoking marijuan

we set up a mobile command at marine agreen jz have 4 [inaudible] assigned, 3 medic unit, one amr unit and rescue boat 1 and 2 to enforce the safety zone of air show box and fire boat 3 and assigned battalion chief. also is ems chief jech jef myers who oversaw the operation as we had newer captains working so provided assistance for them and see the unit working it. normally just have normal cogs during the event but we had the unthinkable happen at the end the air show, we had inboat over turned with 30 people inside or on it. 27 adult squz 3 children. there was 3 people in the cabin when the boat over pm turned. i talk to a suviver and was in the cabin and filled with water rapidly and saw the young boy and went towards the boy and pushed him out a open window along with the mother and found a pocket of air and took a breath and found his way out. cpr was conducted on the boy we believe by the father and put on surks f police boat marine 10 kw wry the time they got to the dock the boy was alert. >> do you want advance your slide? >> i guess i should. there we go. you can see it. so,

publiclied in the journal of health affairs said not get the flu vaccine costs united states consumers $6 billion in medical expenses last year. it said that the majority of adults avoided get the flu shot in 2015. of course it is not 100% guarantee but they hope that financial impact can sway some of you out there to get the vaccine. >> i have mine. >> the treasure island music festival kicks off this weekend, a new location on the island, on the southeast corner, and it will be the festival's last year. the reason is not released but a shuttered naval airbase is being rezoned. ice cube and james blake will build there and neon indian. with free shuttle service from the civic audit inform and heavy traffic is expected through the weekend. keep that in mind as you are making your plans. it will be a rainy festival. >> it s i will put the forecast on twitter and facebook. i want to focus on tomorrow's storm, 3:00 in the afternoon, it moves into the north bay as you head out for the evening at 7:00 in the heart of the bay and by midnight back to scattered showers. look at sunday, waves of rain all through the

an orlando based pro medical marijuana group called united for care. they might have a point here. association made it no secret that they oppose legislation for to approve medical marijuana in the state of florida. so, this candy warning is in a poll struggle or is it something else, a legit concern? jerry deem mings made the -- demings made the claim. he said this has happened in colorado. but the most recent statistics from the associated press that we found from 2014 show that there were zero reported cases of this happening in colorado. that pro medical marijuana group, they say they never heard of it happening in 24 other states that legalized medical marijuana. but authorities are calling this a legitimate warning. they say that parents this halloween should look out for suspicious wrappings around candy and any unusual [no audio]. >> we apologize for that. how its officers are using body cameras. the demonstration will happen during a meeting of the citizen review board designed to improve trusts between police and the neighborhoods they serve. tpd started using body cameras