i see portable x-ray machine. we have also entered the modern world. we think of world war ii, history, 70 years ago, but we are already using things like x-rays to give personal real good care in the field. my father was a medic on guadalcanal. he told stories of trying to practice medicine in the middle of the south as if a jungle. without going into the gory details, it is not as easy as it sounds. new techniques and new medicines were making it possible. my father is responsible for handing out the antimalarial medication. quinine was the principal one. the japanese occupied lands had most of it. so american scientists came up with a substitute, a synthetic. it made you feel horrible. it turned you yellow. my father tells me he more or less had to hold a gun on soldiers to get them to take it. at any given moment, more troops were sick thn were wounded in battle. the real problem was going to be disease. you needed clean water and you needed various medications. malaria was the big problem in south pacific fighting. for all of these problems, you h

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. >> and there's no evidence of that in his recent x-ray. >> you can see his lung scans when he was sickve months ago to today. what was that like to see the scan? >> it was scary. even the doctors are like, wow, how did you come from basically being a whiteout to having clear, normal, healthy lungs now? >> we're so, so fortunate, but i know his case is very much the exception to thebo iult re. mak you emotional, amanda. what's going through your mind? >> it was the hardest three weeks of our lives, and it's just, it was just a lot, you know, he doesn't remember it. so his struggle with it has been different than mine. >> you were carrying the world on your shoulders. >> yeah, it lusure seemed like . >> tetu still suffers some complications from his illness, although far less serious than anyone could have igi s itill h pain or circulation pain in my left hand, which is like having constant pins and needles in my arms and tingling in my thighs. >> how much is that post traumatic stres still with you guys? >> there was a lot at first, trying to figure out what was real and what was not re

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trend on the video sharing app tick-tock that has outraged some holocaust memorial groups for the x. ray it is a posting clips in which they pertain to be victims of the nazi regime is in makeup to display bruises and simulating starvation. the auschwitz birkenau museum and memorial in poland has spoken out against the cycle of holocaust challenge train museum is at the site of the former german concentration camp released a statement saying the videos could be hurtful and offensive and trivialized history a report a job is here with more on this story joe what exactly these 2 talkies is doing well one perspective is that these 2 talk creators are insensitively using the holocaust as content in their videos in order to game followers and fame but another perspective is that they are trying to empathize with the victims but in a way that's causing intergenerational miscommunication we can have a look at some of these videos now. so as we can see in these clips the creators of basically acting as holocaust characters and their recounting how they were captured by the nazis and died and som

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of adults just because they're asymptomatic doesn't mean things are going on in the body if you do x. rays and c.t. scans you can actually see changes that are going on you can see changes in the blood so even low people aren't feeling symptoms there can still be physiological change but the proportion of people that are completely asymptomatic is smaller than we did think at one time john great to get you on the show today john campbell health care expert coming to us about a battle in england thank you well some blame young people for the resurgence of the coronavirus in germany they say they're not sticking to social distancing rules is tessa vita. we are in the center of a possible corona hotspot butlins central this neighborhood popular for its bozza nightlife is now seeing a rise in infections we are still around but most young people didn't seem to be worried to some agreed to talk to us but want to stay anonymous do you understand. scared to get infected. well no not at all i would not go. in and we don't think about it at all we just want to go out they said that a 2nd wave would

we think of world war ii of course history 70 years ago, but we were already using things like x-rays to give personnel real good care in the field. of course the earlier the care comes the earlier it happens, the better chance of saving a life or healing more quickly. i mention my father a few times. i'm going to mention him one more time. he was a medic, a platoon sergeant and medic and he tells some stories of trying to practice medicine in the middle of a south pacific jungle. new techniques, new medicines were making it possible. my father was responsible for handing out the anti-malaria medication. unfortunately the japanese occupied lands held most of it, so indonesia, indo china, today's nations of vietnam were under japanese occupation. so american scientists came up with a substitute, a synthetic. it made you feel horrible, it turned you yellow. there were all kinds of rumors what it did about your constitution, and my father tells me he more or less had to hold his gun on them in order for them to take it. at any given moment more of your troops were sick than actually woun

it features thermal imaging cameras and an x—ray app. it is beautiful how it...t on by the pandemic will have long—lasting effects on the fashion industry and we may see the end of the seasonal show. that was jen and that is it for this week. as ever, you can keep up with us on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter. thank you for watching and we will see you soon. goodbye. hot and humid across southern and eastern areas with temperatures on a pa rt of eastern areas with temperatures on a part of yesterday. an abundance of strong august sunshine. more co mforta ble, strong august sunshine. more comfortable, low 20s further north in the sunshine but in between we have had some cloud. very slow to clear across east wales and the east of england and some could linger near the north sea coast and then return as we go through this evening and overnight. just the outside risk ofa and overnight. just the outside risk of a shower. chances do increase in the night. drawn from the south and west, perhaps the odd one further north but the big talking point a

it features thermal imaging cameras and an x—ray app. it is beautiful how it...e pandemic will have long—lasting effects on the fashion industry and we may see the end of the seasonal show. that was jen and that is it for this week. as ever, you can keep up with us on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter. thank you for watching and we will see you soon. goodbye. hello. yesterday was the hottest august day since 2003. temperatures reach 36.4 celsius in london and some parts of southern england didn't drop below 20 celsius overnight. lots of sunshine around for many this afternoon, but not for all. there is much more cloud around, across the north—east coast of england and that may start to fringe parts of lincolnshire through the afternoon. also, coastal areas of cornwall could just hang onto more cloud throughout the day. this area of high pressure building to the north of the uk, it is generating more of a north, north—westerly wind, so a north—south split in terms of temperatures. the south is where we will see the heat, cool and fresh further

of adults just because they're asymptomatic doesn't mean things are going on in the body if you do x. rays and c.t. scans you can actually see changes that are going on you can see changes in the blood so even low people aren't feeling symptoms there can still be physiological change but the proportion of people who are completely asymptomatic is smaller than we did think at one time john great to get you on the show today john campbell health care expert coming to us i don't have an english thank you was i'm playing young people for the resurgence of the coronavirus in germany they say they're not sticking to social distancing roles is tessa vita. we are in the center of a possible corona hotspot butlins central this neighborhood popular for its bozza nightlife is now seeing a rise in infections we are still around but most young people didn't seem to be worried about some agreed to talk to us but want to stay anonymous i don't understand you scared to get infected this wells no not at all i would not go. there if we don't think about it at all we just want to go out they said that a 2nd

of adults just because they're asymptomatic doesn't mean things are going on in the body if you do x. rays and c.t. scans you can actually see changes that are going on you can see changes in the blood so even low people aren't feeling symptoms there can still be physiological change but the proportion of people who are completely asymptomatic is smaller than we did think at one time john great to get you on the show today john campbell health care expert coming to us about all of our law in england thank you well some blame young people for the resurgence of the coronavirus in germany they say they're not sticking to social distancing rules is tessa vita. we are in the center of a possible corona hotspot but lynn central this neighborhood popular for its bozza nightlife is now seeing a rise in infections we are still around but most young people didn't seem to be worried some agreed to talk to us but want to stay anonymous do you understand. the scam to get infected. wells no not at all i would not go. in and we don't think about it at all we just want to go out they said that a 2nd wave

it features zoom calls, auto—imaging cameras, and an x—ray app.lasting effects on the fashion industry. we may even see the end of the traditional seasonal show. that was jen, and that's it for this week. as ever, you can keep up with us on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click. thank you for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello. wednesday was the hottest day of the year so far for wales and that is how thursday could start as well as widely across the murky on the eastern side of the pennines until the afternoon in some spots and for scotland, again some of the potentially in the teens but with some sunshine and away from the showers in the south you could the showers keep coming under thunderstorms through the a lot the top and here we go again. not a lot in the way of sunshine for much of scotla nd the way of sunshine for much of 00:29:20,248 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 scotland or northern ireland, welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: joe biden appears in public for the first time with

do i get to keep i'm on the other x. ray. more or munchausen's victims but so if you have those people let me also tell you that there are people holland smarter than you or i who are looking magine be here of crowds from gustava bon to the a clock crecy 2 to mama behavior to people who study the way birds in memory of schools we're looking at how humans are are acting look at how people are some let me ask you this i know some people who are petrified terrified they never want to ever come out of their homes again this is more like new york here empty the goes down the day after anyway but there are plenty who are so slight in there are people like me who say enough even the 1918 pandemic and then one day my god grow up a parish dried up and and i'm not so we're having as this gusa people all of them are going to. the act accordingly. yeah i don't know that i want to line up day one i want to give it a few months to see if the 1st people begun just dead and up like those new things and i am a legend you know and i'm not the

it features zoom calls, thermal imaging cameras and an x—ray app.ght in by the pandemic will have long—lasting effects on the fashion industry, we may even see the end of the traditional seasonal show. that was jen, and that is it for this week. as ever you can keep up with us on social media come on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we will see you soon. bye— bye. hello there. for the second friday in a row, some of us have experienced some extreme heat drifting up from the near continent. in fact, the first friday of august saw temperatures peaking at 36.4 degrees in central london, and the heat was pretty widespread across the midlands, central and southern england. widely seeing those temperatures in excess of 30 degrees. that said, not for all. in parts of north—west wales and the outer hebrides we saw temperatures only at around 16 or 17 degrees, and here there were some showery outbreaks of rain. so over the next few hours those temperatures will fall into single figures, by contrast in the south—eas

it features thermal imaging cameras and an x—ray app. it is beautiful how it...ought on by the pandemic will have long—lasting effects on the fashion industry and we may see the end of the seasonal show. that was jen and we may see the end of the seasonal show. that wasjen and that is it for this week. as ever, you can keep up for this week. as ever, you can keep up with us on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter. thank you for watching and we will see you soon. goodbye. hello. another very warm if not hot day for much of england and wales. always that it could across northern ireland, scotland and the far north of england. some china and for most to the west of the day but there will be more cloud feed in in the eastern and north—eastern coast of england. parts of cornwall hanging on to more cloud. i stepjust england. parts of cornwall hanging on to more cloud. i step just across central southern england could get up central southern england could get up to around 3435 celsius for south—east england. more like the high teens to low 20s for the

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mike: brad, some people talked about covid as a sort of an x-ray on our society. you were way ahead on this issue but i think we realize now with so much remote learning what a massive, life-changing imperative broadband becomes. brad: i think that is very true. actuallyht now you cannot go to school virtually in an effective way if you don't have access to broadband and you don't have a good computing device. there will obviously come a day when the pandemic will be behind us, when kids will be back in class in school buildings, but even when that happens, there is a huge homework gap we need to close. and we need to live in a country where every student can access all of the resources needed to do research, to do homework, to collaborate with other people. even post covid i think the importance of the broadband gap is not going to update -- abate one bit. it will remain just as important to our future as it is now. mike: you said two of the most beautiful words in the english language, two words i have not heard in quite a while, and that is post-covid. we've go

having or did not go back to the doctor when they said let's go back and have another look at those x—raysd that there are 16,000 people who have died through mr medical care. and the sage figures looks that 50 years ahead and five years ahead, and it makes quite scary reading. what's important from this as well is the numbers and lessons that the government can now learn from this. pa rt of government can now learn from this. part of the problem here has been the success of the government messaging at the start of the crisis. stay at home, protects the nhs and save lives. people were very careful whether they went to hospital or not. did not want to put the nhs in danger, and i think people are expecting the situation is going to be like italy were the hospitals were under a lot of pressure, not enough beds for people and people out in the corridor is. we saw the government take action and pulling those nightingale hospital is commanded the end capacity was not one of the big problems and those hospitals late most of the time. i think one of the lessons we are learning if we do get anothe

. >>> the governor announced the hiring of x-ray hundred 50 seasonal firefighters.areer many said they would want if they were out. >>> the feeling that we have been left out. >>> there nonviolent. turn around and rehire.>>> they say many inmates did go on to get jobs. the u.s. forest service. right now there is no positive cases of the coronavirus. >>> health officials say they're canceling mobile testing until further notice. the program is being suspended to all of the multiple fires. city officials said they plan to provide a update soon on one testing will resume. >>> fire crews a working nonstop to put out wildfires. they have another challenge. theft and looting. they tell us about a commander working with the wildfire who was victimized.>>> they risk their own safety to protect communities. people trying to take advantage of the situation. that is exactly what happened in the lightning complex fires on. >> there are no mixed words. a situation so frustrating. >>> blows me away. >> they say it was directing crews when someone got into his car and drained his

. >> that means x-rays and dental work. it's part of what has continued to happen even though that the zoo has been closed during this pandemic. >> some of the routine things that can wait a little bit until we have our normal functioning budget back again, we're holding off on the procedures. any sick animal is getting the same top level med skin that we can provide. >> covid-19 has changed things with the staffing and the employees facing the challenges of balancing the work and child care. as adjustments have led to some shortages in the doctors and nurses, masks and gloves are also standard. now, the animals are being watched for the covid infections. >> we have a whole data bank that we're building. we definitely don't have any extra money. we have the resource to file if we have to check the animals. >> make no mistake. opening the doors to the zoo is an emotional boost to the staff as this e see visitors once again. >> so happy. just walking through the zoo. >> while the hospital tours are not back yet, it's importan

it's an x-ray on how trump operates. one, identify early a potent competitor. it was -- it's really kind of his operating manual, which is pretty important now as we head into the election. >> you paint another amazing scene about two months later, i guess, september of 2019, where speaker nancy pelosi is at home in georgetown in her town house getting ready to come into the capitol for the day. the phone rings and it's a call from the president of the united states asking her, are you really going to impeach me? tell me bhomore about that conversation. >> she'd already decided that's what she was going to do. she was getting ready. it was the white house. please hold for the president. so she does. and trump comes on the line and wants to talk to her about gun control. they're making great progress about guns and he wants to talk to her about this. he she's thinking, what are you talking about? there's been no progress on guns. she said something like, sure, that sounds great. then he pivoted immediately to, so you're really going to impeach me? and she said,

he got a job at a chicago hospital being a kpa x-ray technician, but instead of doing a lot of x-raysaffairs and stealing money from the hospital. >> john robinson got a job in the late '60s, i believe, with a dr. graham, who happened to be harry truman's personal physician. >> he was a very good people person. smiled a lot. he gave an excellent first impression. but he had another side to him as well. it was found out that he had embezzled $25,000 from dr. graham. but we weren't the only ones. he went on to have many, many years of embezzlement and other white collar crimes. >> he had this long, long career as this con man. if there was a way to con somebody, johnny robinson had already thought it through. >> he's always doing a con. he's always stealing from someone. >> time after time, robinson is caught and convicted for these white collar crimes, but every time he manages to escape any real significant prison time. >> 1977, there's a banquet in downto ksacity at one of the holsand they announced that the man of the year was john robinson for all his great work that he'd done. >>

. >> we did a big workup on him, x-rays, blood work and couldn't figure out why he was do this. >> reporter: so tusker was brought to redwood city, where doctors from the sage veterinary center and animal scan examined him. >> we reached out looking to get an mri of tusker the hi yenna. >> reporter: which costs thousands of dollars. a tough reach for the zoo, which has been struggling because of the recession. so sage offered its services for free. >> it's hard financial times for them. and it's for a good cause to help these animals the best we can. any time that we can help them out, we're happy to do it. >> reporter: tusker was put under, given an mri to check for brain tumors. and then doctors decided to do a spine tap. >> we always have a huge commitment to taking good care of these animals, but this is the next level, and it's possible because of their generosity. >> reporter: they expect answers within a couple of days. so far, we're told the initial prognosis is pretty good. the sample is being sent off to the lab. tusker will be back at the zoo by this evening. scott budman, nbc ba

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