we work closely with the nhs and we are partnering with local gp practices so you can use the livi servicens and if you are in need of a physical gp then we can refer you to your own gp. can doctors prescribe medication on this as well, and it will be sent to you through e—mail and you can go through to a local pharmacy? you can prescribe, they can do a sick note and oral advice. if you get a prescription you can pick it up from any pharmacy and you can even get it home delivered within a few hours. interesting you say you do it through the nhs here, working with nhs doctors was the pot about in other countries? is it only open to those who can either pay or have private medical insurance? not at all. since we started, it's important for all of us that it should be a service for everyone, not the wealthy few who can afford to pay for better services and access. it brings a lot of efficiency to the system. it should be for everyone. we mentioned the regulatory background which is different around europe and the world. in terms of immunity in terms of any sort of indemnity for making medical

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many are wondering what harry will do for you to look a livi living. >> are they?he's a very nice boy, but he can't be a doctor, can he? so teacher? we will see. >> on day number two of this great british crisis, what does mom make of meghan's haste to return to canada? well, she is cupped a snoot of the whole family. your weekend homework is to google cocking a snoot. if you call before 11 she might even be sober. >> bret: we will give mom updates frequently. no kneeling, no political hand gestures and no disrespect, those are some of the guidelines for the national on the big committee for the 202 2020 summr games in tokyo. we believe the example we set competing with the world's best and it's a uniquely positive message to send an increasingly divided world. those are the guidelines for 2020 in tokyo. it's been fun on the 3:00 p.m. this week and i will see you at 6:00 p.m. for "special report" with all the news. now, "your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> neil: looking more and more like something hit this thing. new video appears to show the moment that u.s.

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they make heroes out of martyrs, but not necessarily out of livi f figures qaqassimuleimamaniid become a hero because of this concerted media effort in orr to rally up support for the fight against isis. amy: so talk about the significance of him being assassinated and what this means. one thing is very important to note. as many arabians were protesting against the government in noveveer and havave them protestiting againstst the government for decades now, therere is a very lararge contingency within iran that does not support the islamic republicic one significacant res to the islamic republic. however, qassim suleimani, because of t the depictions with him in iriran and because of his role in fighting against isis anand iraq and syria, he was sot of seen as being above the fray of the internal politics of the islamic republic for two reasons. one is his activities were focused outside of iran and not insidede, so he therefore was nt sort of caught up in the politics of the islamic republic. andd two, he was not a corrupt peperson. soso within the revolutionary guard in particular,

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party, but talk radio, fox news, really changed the nature of our politics in ways that i think we're livih, with today. >> we're mad as hell and we're not going to take it anymore!to >> narra the outrage machine onne. >> you want to kill my grandparts, you come through me first! >> narrator: anger on the ground. >>ou dirty thieves! >> we can't afford it! >> afro-leninism! >> there is an ugliness with these fringe people who are comparing the president to hitler. >> ts is not simply a disagreement about policy, this is a repudiation of obama and, more significantly, a repudiation of obama's race. >> his church was bad on racism. >> they're depicting obama as an ape, you know, on, on sign that they're carrying. there are pejotive stereotypes about africa and africans. >> narrator: obama's election offered hope of racial harmony. but in that first year, it was clear that race was a central part of the divide, and his presidency was a flash point. >> obama was big symbol. you know, every time you turned on your tv, you were reminded that the country was changing in fundamental ways. , i me ha

legacy, let's talk a little bit about the children's for free music education in schools right so liviill the gap. >>in what was disappearing throughout our public school system, the living zz children's project is set free music education program for title one kland public elementary schools, so we're serving over 302nd and 3rd graders were very proud of it you should be has and.half 1st half of the years of coral program and that's what's represented at the king tribute what we see in the video there what we they open the show we get 300 children second and 3rd graders walking on to their the stage singing their hearts out for doctor martin luther king there they are approaching yeah fantastic way to start e you talked been doing this now for 18 yearof unfortunately the need is great if not greater greater than ever before there's many things that are greater than ever get your point and to find a way to expose our young people to the creative arts when the schools themselves no longer feel the responsibility to do so. so nonprofits like the one that run it's called living task reall