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high points to help you seem to feed the indiana pacers 1911537 of those points coming in the 1st health care oh, suggesting the food seeing rebounds and minus a good start to the season for orlando with 3 winds from full now. and let's finish with the stunning pictures from the mountains of switzerland. we will spend the winter pilot piece of software, a smash the number of face jump records using any type of foil technology. we often seen volts of sports, the flu and he's waiting safe for just on the 6 minutes, covering more than 12 kilometers. starting from around 4000 meters above sea level, he says a new model for the length of flight time for this flight distance and biggest bass jump. all right, we'll leave it there for the time being i left multiple to that later. funny patriot. thank you very much. now, china, it's testing self driving, taxis, similar to the ones operating and boss of united states, or some have raised questions about how people's livelihoods will be protected in an increasing the automated economy, stony chambers for some of the city of ha hey la cab on the streets

this is about health care in minnesota, we are ranked 1st and health care for a reason. we trust women, we trust doctors center. they want to respond to the governor's claim. will you create a federal pregnancy monitoring agency then or certain? certainly we won't. and i want to talk about this issue because i know a lot of americans care about, and i know a lot of americans don't agree with everything that i've ever said on this topic. and, you know, i, i grew up in a working class family in a neighborhood where i knew a lot of young women who had unplanned pregnancies and decided to terminate this pregnancies because they feel like they didn't have any other options. and you know, i, one of them is actually very dear to me and i know she's watching tonight. and i love you. and she told me something a couple years ago that she felt like if she hadn't had that abortion, that it would have destroyed her life because she was in an abusive relationship. and i think that what i take from that as a republican who probably wants to protect innocent life in this country who pro

assistance from the international community to allow with reads in these air strikes, to let the health care workers and 1st aid workers to get to this location, to be able to do their job because it's become extremely dangerous for medical personnel across 11 on to do their job. on friday alone in the southern suburb, one paramedic was killed, a hospital had to close as a result of the security situation. so things are very, very serious. and now with the face of this, a high ranking hezbollah official in question, things are really very unstable at the moment as to what will happen next. what is clear is that israel has no intention of allowing the reprieve from this neighborhood any time soon. okay, so a lot of uncertainty around how some stuff you, dean, meanwhile, strikes have continued into a southern bay roost and elsewhere. and 11 on a took us through the latest attacks as well. like i said, there's at least 8 air strikes in the southern suburb of gray roots in and around areas where we seen previous strikes also in the vicinity of the roughly curry international airport. so that is another area tha

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the gentleman on the panel, i am a very conservative man, so i will go to ladies 1st we will go to new delhi of health care. i think it's very interesting is that in 2001 at golden sacks, a, an investment uh firm. they came up with the acronym brakes and it was basically a vehicle to invest or plunder whatever word you want into the developing world. and now we have the 16 summit breaks in house on is quite amazing. and the idea that was born in the west has been taken over and developed by the global south. i think that's a very interesting chronology. go ahead. it is indeed on the bus and will find the town about and he has said that i don't see the point of this group anymore, a boss and the fact that the us is not a it's so the rest is watching what the ricks is doing. and the bricks has passed a, the number of members, as soon as you know, and this is the guy that, that people seen being talked about and discussed. the brakes last smell consist of 10 emerging economies representing more than 45 percent of the, the population that nearly 27 percent of the was gdp. so the potential is immense. and havin

the gentleman on the panel, i am a very conservative man, so i will go to ladies 1st we will go to new delhi of health care. i think it's very interesting is that in 2001 at golden sacks, a, an investment uh firm. they came up with the acronym brakes and it was basically a vehicle to invest or plunder whatever word you want into the developing world. and now we have the 16 summit breaks in cars on it's quite amazing. and the idea that was born in the west has been taken over and developed by the global south. i think that's a very interesting chronology. go ahead, as it is indeed on the bus and will find the town about and he has said that i don't see the point of this group anymore. a boss from the fact that the us is not a if so the rest is watching what the bricks is doing. and the bricks has half a, the, the number of members, as soon as you know, and this is the guy that, that people seen being talked about and discussed. the brakes last smell consist of stan, emerging economies representing more than 45 percent of the, the population that nearly 27 percent of the was gdp. so the potential is immense.

1st and foremost. so the is to the local remaining, maybe cose and health care. what is the constantly scared that i could be the next target for us coming in from, from outside to this, these are the some level of safety being a foreigner and bucks at the same time we need. but we don't know who, who, when the next person will be struck. for those reasons we're instructed very um, particularly the way not to leave the hospital grounds as these tend to be besides this areas to be lucky. so i lost a lot, there was an attack just literally across the road at the entry of the hospital. and any one of us could have been just outside wondering along the road at this point in time. and they've been struck. and it just shows how, how dimes it is for us to be any way of it inside the hospital. and even once we're inside the house where we don't know when will be attacked and, and, and how that will attack the type flight to, to continue. we just need to put our heads down and keep going. and in some ways you're going to be a little bit not even just putting, you know, li

this was a direct and targeted attack on this health care facility in the government of the entire region in the south of the country. and this is not the 1st time that we've seen israel target and health care facilities across the country. according to the health minister at for as of yet that israel has been targeting intentionally and directly healthcare facilities. uh, at least 2 under the air strikes targeting 55 hospitals, forcing at least 58 health care facilities across the country to close down as a result of direct attacks by israel. though, as these riley's are say that they are targeting has beloved facilities that infrastructure. and they claim that they are targeting health care facilities affiliated or what they believe to be at storage depots belonging to hezbollah without providing any evidence. in the meantime, what it has done to this country's health care infrastructure is deteriorate. that already a fragile situation of this uh, the country was in a dire humanitarian situation. prior to these latest attacks of this is just exasperated the situation. this is why, according to the had a few items oven on the country is no

as we health care here, real certain and basically the whole model has been that nobody else had any responsibility for making sure there was health care here in the county didn't the city did 1st year that we writes worst in the robert wood johnson health rankings. i totally can't administrator that. boy, you know, at some point you guys would grab a step up if you want to know couldn't be here in an approved. do you guys have got to do this? i'll retire at some point and unless there's some kind of structure, some somebody has responsibility for health care year. it will be in a health care here. patricia i thought you were probably looking at me. how are you? ok. ok, yes ma'am. i'm good for you. well, i've been to be going on the phone to years 14 years ma'am. if i need to stay new to the full time, she'd rather stay here then ill move in the nursing home here. so i work in a nursing home and know how they treat those people and but loose and always that all my kids. i would rather go home with the mode that go to the nursing home. if i don't feel sick, i'm in the word. oh, i'm reading or just write, write, write about my thoughts, how i feel about b, b, t for use. oh, how y

spent my adult life in was ons, advertising for children to receive health care and protection and education. these might be the 1st prize is where i have to begin by advertising the children a humans for the children. and i saw and these are totally perplexing, and i find it maddening. and, and, you know, i, i find it very sad jobs. there is not a place for children right now. yeah. because it's holland, for 1100000. it's not a place because they are forced to live in conditions that do not deny them of life . any medicines of water is denied and sometimes of dignity out of the science on palms continue to full. if i look and alex the hospital, you will see thousands of children who try to have you tysons. what's like for a little child who suddenly lost their arm and a leg. well, in the early stages, they don't want to look at it. they start traumatized, they don't want, don't just to look at it. that they, they, they simply don't want to acknowledge that their life has been turned around like that at the same time, some of these children, if i think of who i do to just say, and i've also lost their family, they

for the 1st time in 25 years, polio was detected in casa prompting, the un to caviar vaccination campaign, because of health care destruction has left its young and own to face, yet another back. as the debt to rises, expose phone, the collapse of health care services could, can move people in the conflicted sense of consumption. grief, seizure facilitates here on out. is there a devastating floods, rapids launch pods or cell? sit down displacing really 900000 people. imposing is on the way in tennessee as presidential election with guy said, hoping to win another to the one of the dead concepts of the 21st century law. so you can just be fine. collect the bodies of the policy, the and the $365.00 days of genocide in guys we $165.00 days. unrelenting is waiting from vault in a week of special reports, all just the remarks one year of genesis in gosh, in depth analysis of the day sidelines. how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinion it's, it's really have a very high kid is inc and civilian political debate. what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially t

i spent my adult life in was ons, advertising for children to receive health care and protection and education. this might be the 1st crisis where i have to begin by advertising that children are humans for the children. and i know i find this out to leave a place and i find it maddening. and you know, i, i find it very sad jobs. there is not a place for children right now. yeah. because it's home for 1100000. it's not a place because they are forced to live in conditions that i do not deny them of loss. any medicines of orders, the no i them sometimes have dignity out of the science on buttons continue to for if i look, you're not locked. so hospital you will say thousands of children who try to have you tysons. what's like for a little child who suddenly lost their arm and the legs. well, in the early stages, they don't want to look at it. they so traumatized, they don't want, don't just to look at it. they, they, they simply don't want to acknowledge that their life has been turned around like that at the same time. some of these children, if i think it was, if you just say, and i've also lost their family life,

for the 1st time in 25 years, polio was detected in casa prompting, the un to caviar vaccination campaign. because of health care destruction has left its young and own to face. yet another battle. as the debt to rises exposed upon the collapse of healthcare services could, can move people in the conflicted sense and the consumption seizure. now demonstrations and support of the power steering people are taking place around the world a day before the one the a mock the start of as well as for on golf in pockets. don organizes say hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets of cut off to demanding israel ends . its was. so assuming that scenes in spain, thousands of people attended a demonstration in barcelona on sunday. protests have been organized across 50 towns and cities over 3 days and into the key thousands of people march. then suppose that palestinians struggling to survive and gone ser, demonstrates has carried launch kind of sent in and took his flags through the streets of his stumble. holding for an end to the conflict. the father news now intonations of voting in the presidential electio

spend my adult life in was ons, advertising for children to receive health care and protection and education. these might be the 1st prize is where i have to begin by advocating the children a humans for the children. and i find this, i'll tell the perplexing, and i find it maddening. and you know, i, i find it very sad. does. there is not a place for children right now. yeah. because it's home for 1100000. it's not a place because they forced to live in conditions that i do not deny them of life said he made a sense of what is the noise and sometimes of dignity under the same time bones continue to fall. if i look and i'll walk to the hospital, you will see thousands of children who try to have you tysons what's like for a little child who's suddenly lost their arm and the leg. well, in the early stages, i don't want to look at it. they. so traumatized, i don't want, don't just to look at it. they, they, they simply don't want to acknowledge that their life has been turned around like that at the same time. some of these children, if i think of who i did, you just say, and i've also lost their family, they've lost

for the 1st time in 25 years, polio was detected in casa prompting, the un to caviar vaccination campaign. because of health care destruction has left its young and on to face. you have to now the bathroom as the debt to rises, exposed upon the collapse of health care services could, can move people in the conflicted sense, some chevy seizure. dr. jeremy hickey is in the at least 3 ologist on our medical mission and gone. so they spoke to us from outside of deluxe, the hospital and data bella. a my last visit was between the mid june and july. and then it was, it was quite busy. alexa was still out friday, you know, 300 percent capacity now coming back on. uh so how do i like size is one of the less functioning hospitals? and so the capacity is just blown out even for the uh, the, the a are, is constantly phone. not anyways, people suffering not injuries and critical incidents, but also have people who just need basic primary care as well. so, as you can see behind me at the moment that the place is flooded with people, and this is just, this is entirely the life of the incidents just a couple is not the guy her

health care facilities. the order goes into effect starting november 1st until either the end of march or april 2025. the county is requiring masks are alameda, contra costa, santa clara, san mateo and napa counties. the food and drug administration has given the green light for the first at-home covid 19 and flu test, with no prescription needed. the fda announced the authorization of the green rapid check test for outside emergency use. this test uses a nasal swab to deliver results in about 15 minutes. people ages 14 and up can take the test on their own, while those two years old and older should use adult supervision. new research is reinforcing the idea that no matter your age, it's never too late to quit smoking cigarettes. researchers from the university of michigan say that even if you quit life later in life at 35, 65, or even 75, you still live longer. the study found that smokers lose anywhere from 4 to 9 years of their life, depending on how long they've smoked. the data showed that nearly 10% of people who quit smoking at age 65 gained at least eight more years of life. the city of san

has been that nobody else had any responsibility for making sure there was health care here in the county didn't the city did 1st year that we right, worst in the robert wood johnson health rankings, i totally can't administrator that. boy, you know, at some point you guys have got to step up. if you want to know can be here in an approved do you guys have got to do this? i'll retire at some point and unless there's some kind of structure or some somebody has responsibility for health care year. it will be in the health care here. patricia i thought you were probably looking at me. how are you? ok. ok, yes ma'am. oh, i'm going for you. well, i really be going out to years. 14 years ma'am. if any of this thing used to be full time or she'd rather stay here, then ill move in the nursing home here who i work in a nursing home and know how they treat those people and the nurse and all that. all my kids i would rather go home with them. oh and then they go to the nursing home. if i don't feel sick, i'm in the word. oh, i'm reading or just write that write about my thoughts how i feel about b, b t for you though. how

county a rational don't do you think, i mean, come on, i had one, not the 1st time as we said, but it is not the only health care facility. the only hospital that's been targeted time and time again by these really do you think there's a deliberate strategy here by israel to, to decimate guys us health care system and i have 0 doubt about it slowly 0 doubt. i mean, i don't think there's any other way that you can explain this. there have been over 300 health care workers that have been unlawfully detained with those release reporting, tortured over a 1000, according to the ministry of health. and we have confirmed, at least a 600 of them through communication with their families and other means health care workers who have been killed by the is really military software since last year. i'm just talking about the goddess trip. i haven't even started talking up the west bank or loving on. and you know, when i told you i think it's so it's important that we speak very clearly about what's happening. what is the is really millet theory is clearly aiming for is the full force explosion of the palestinian people, no m

officer has issued a local health order requiring staff and workers in patient care areas of skilled nursing facilities to wear face masks. the order is effective. november. 1st, it does not apply to patients residents, visitors or others with health conditions which prevent them from wearing a mask. it's because of the seasonal increase of rsv covid-19 as well as the flu masking will be required in areas such as lobbies, examination rooms, patient rooms and hallways. parents, teachers and community members rallied at the oakland city hall demanding that oakland unified have clean water at its campuses since the school year usd has notified several schools that drinking water contains lead that exceeds the district's water safety standards. handwritten do not drink. signs have been posted above water. fountains alerting students not to drink from them. thinking that they're not really still not taking it seriously. at usd is not. >> take i mean, there are a couple of council members are seeing very concerned and a couple of school board members who seem very concerned, but i'm just worried that nothing's going to happen. >> it's unclear how long students have

health care workers. but in santa clara and san mateo counties, the requirement extends to hospital visitors. the order runs from november 1st turn out to san francisco, where it's a big weekend for fleet week. the blue angels are performing two more air shows today and tomorrow. today starts at 1230. blue angels take to the skies at three north beach, drawing a large crowd last night, including service members who got their flowers, lots of people thanking them for their service. the energy is a prelude of what's to come. all weekend long. more than a million people expected in san francisco. organizers say the events generate around $10 million for the city. again, today's air show begins at 1230. the blue angels take to the skies at three. if you're headed to the city this weekend, be sure to scan that qr code on your screen to get accs to our fleet week guide. that's at nbcbayarea.com. you can also download our free nbbay area app. we will send you alerts about any changes to the air show schedule right to your phone. and speaking of changes to the schedule, will the clouds impact the shows? cynthia has one last look bef

1st seizure and a new team. we went to the hospital, but they missed diagnosed it as a re fox and sent us home safely. things major step for our health care system is inputs this team on file. so believe we have the right to know if i should be fully the right. not to know certain things, including genetic information, need to change from up to on the seat. the researchers are committed to upholding that right, well also maintaining and the flexibility to expand the screening criteria. but it will still take years before genetic screening for newborns is widely introduced in germany. new lives will conclude in 2025 with other pilot projects sent to follow. for the defense family, that would be welcome news. while antonia's organ damage can't be on done, other children could be diagnosed and treated as newborns. allowing them to lead a more carefree life. wild, irritable, stubborn or cheerful, both nature genes, i'm new to our environment, help shape us. but what is that you determines our personality? that's where a studies of twins come in. when 2 people on genetically the same and grew up in the same environment. well, they end up with

1st half hour, judy vance, and a lot of that. but you saw waltz what he started talking about housing. when he started talking about health care. when he started talking about issues that matter and the day to day lives of americans, you have some of the best answers of the inter to be the 90 minutes that we were there was the science or in a number of those concerns that matter to all americans, john the on the, on the, the issue of abortion, and i say, i don't want to talk about the issues per se, but j d funds did say that he had not supported the national bond on abortion. that's not actually true, is that he was very clear. and the 2022 race that he had, the supported lindsey graham's belt that would have gone to boston across the country after 15 weeks of pregnancy. now my reason for mentioning is this. he's also, of course, had to explain numerous times why initially he was completely against president donald trump and then seemed to flip flop and now he's running a standing as his running mate. how does it convince wavering voters for you or she? and by default, republicans that are genuine about where they stand on key

1st, the speculation orders were not clear to them and they were given notice the nation no clear destination where they can find safety, security, the social supplies like fluid water and access to health care hospitals also were instructed to evacuating that area, leaving it potential vacuum of the provision of health care service that is live saving and this is what the international committee of the red cross, the i c r c has been engaged for both naturally with parties to the conflict, to ensure the corporate mission of civilians and to remind and basically, the importance of leaving old production that though facilities needs, you must be respected and they must be given full the supplies they need, including medicines, fluid, water, and fuel. while they say is come out of one hospital, which has come under is really huge. also in the north of being cave, the local health ministry has reported that hundreds of metix patients and displace palestinians were apprehended during a raid on the base plus the facility. some of him remain detained. electricity was cut, which was believe to have caused the depths of 2 children in intensive care is really force is called the action that culture a

1st, the speculation orders were not clear to them and they were given notice the nation no clear destination where they can find safety, security, the social supplies like fluid, water and access to health care hospitals also are instructed to evacuating that area, leaving it potential vacuum of the provision of health care services that is live saving. and this is what the international committee of the red cross, the ice here see, hadn't been engaged for bell, actually with parties to the conflict, to ensure the appropriate mission of civilians and to remind and basically the importance of leaving old production to sales facilities means you must be respected and they must be given full the supplies they need, including medicines, fluid, water, and fuel. and now the news, the ruling party in georgia has won the country's parliamentary elections and by quite a margin, according to preliminary results with over 99 percent of the votes counted, the central election commission has released these figures showing the georgia dream party securing 54 percent of the vote, as, as turnout was well over half of eligible voters, r t shaped bose is in tbilisi right now is closely following the election

health care facilities. that order takes effect beginning november 1st until either the end of march or april of 2025.ing wearing face masks are alameda, contra costa, santa clara, san mateo and napa counties. the food and drug administration approved the first at-home covid 19 and flu tests with no prescription needed. the golingan rapid check test uses a nasal swab to get those results in about 15 minutes. the test is available for anyone at least two years old. well, children's fairyland in oakland, temporarily changing the name of its famous sign in honor of indigenous peoples day, which is next week. now, the words alone land will be displayed on fairyland hill until the end of the year. fairyland officials say the new sign represents a commitment to bring indigenous stories, artists and performers into the theme park. ohlone is a tribe of native people here in northern california. time now. 659 tesla revealed its new robotaxi at the warner brothers discovery studio in burbank, and it was, well, like something out of a movie. now take a look. this is what elon musk calls the cyber cab, and he eve

health care system in the north of gauze. that's been devastated advisory, the bombardment a 100 miles more, joins us live. now some data is by in central garza. so 1st of all, are we seeing who the strikes industry, jaya, neighborhood, and gauze and city indicates a shift in the past and the tax yes, this is what we are seeing family and in fact, for a whole you would see in this patterns of attack that it's throughout the times of the month, where is the tax in terms of intensity and his skills are dropping down, but they are more concentrated in areas where people are trying to get back to their home just before we go into what happened in the similar situations hopper, you know, great refugee camp where google people were targeted as they were on their way to inspect their homes after the work destroyed by the, the, by the mass of environment of the past few weeks to a target. as soon as they approach the area where their residential home is located, similar situation that happened in cj, i, as they are the hours of this morning work, a house was destroyed the moment, there's really another terry i knew about the some of the residents were inside

1st of these recreation orders were not clear to them and they were given notice the nation no clear destination where they can find safety security. the social supplies like fluid bullets or an access to health care hospitals, also were instructed to evacuating that area, leaving it potential vacuum of the provision of health care service that is live saving. and this is what the international committee of the right across the eyes here see have been engaged for bell actually with parties to the conflict, to ensure the appropriate mission of civilians and to remind and basically the importance of leaving old protection to sales facilities means you must be respected, that they must be given to the supplies the need, including medicines, fluid, water, and fuel. and other news that ukrainian armed group has attempted to cross the russian border into the brown st region. according to the regions governor, the attackers were hit by heavy fire with officials saying the situation is now under control. and in the done yes, people's republic, ukrainian armed forces have attacked their own civilians for trying to leave the battlefield from the city of chops of yard to cross to the russian side. as drone f

for the 1st time in 25 years, polio was detected in casa prompting the un to carry out the vaccination campaign. because of health care, destruction has left its young and on to face, you have to know the bathroom as the debt to rises, exposed to boom, the collapse of health care services can move people into conflict itself and the consumption seizure and dr. victoria role is, is a plastic surgeon who volunteered on to medical missions. the guys are in march in august, she kept a video diary documenting her experience. take a look tuesday. the 2nd today for them, the the, the, the, the, see that that was just to land strong interest. see the side this nice little sewage. that sounds quiet place doesn't. the end of to victoria rose joins us now live on algae, sierra from london. dr. rhodes. thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us. so you work. ted guys is european hospital in the past year. you volunteered there. we saw a snippet of, of some of your experience in gaza. how do you reflect on that experience today? what differences have you observed from the 1st time you went into gaza and when you were las

1st, the speculation orders were not clear to them and they were given notice the nation no clear destination where they can find safety, security, essential supplies like fluid, water and access to health care hospitals also are instructed to evacuated in that area, leaving it potential vacuum of the provision of health care service that is live safety and this is what the international committee of the red cross. the ice here see, have been engaged for bell actually with parties to the conflict, to ensure the appropriate action of civilians. and to remind me to read the importance of giving older protection. that health facilities means you must be respected and they must be given full. the supplies they need, including medicines, to water and fuel. i work team have been trying to deliver that to the team, talk to the hospitals and the most and govern the rate the label. unfortunately, we were unable to, however, we managed to get why, why not we were not given to be lied to by the concerned authorities because of different vendors, facilities for they go to their uh, however, we manage to deliver essential services, essential humanitarian aid and medical supplies to to hospitals and got t

investigatory report, but it's also in the 1st united nations report that fact checked and from the facts drew this conclusion that the is deliberate targeting of health care. what because the health care system in itself, which is a crime i will prime, can we also talk about the deliberate targeting? well, certainly the targeting of children, you've made a specific point to highlight the number of children that are being killed and used in the sort of the well known killing of the 5 year old little go heading through a job in january is a classic example within your report, can we say the indiscriminate targeting of children is a parent is clear and is a little crime. we do say that not only because of the numbers of children killed but also the nature of the injuries they seems to be diabetic shooting of these children, the wounds out on the chests on their heads, on the back of the heads, not on the limbs and so on that is one characteristic that's clear the. d that is dotted talk is to this particular case, we investigated a 5 year old hint drug. jo. it's really moving because a child was pleading for help for so long. we decided to investigate that. w

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year starting on january 1st, donald trump, and it's project 2025 that will go away under a trump presidency also just the cost of things like housing and childcare and health care may trump's plan and is tariffs on everything that's brought into this country. it's going to raise costs for american families $4,000 a year where kamala harris is has a plan to reduce costs that should be a consideration here as well. >> senator, before i let you go, you of course, are from arizona. that is a neck and neck state as well? i want to ask you about a key constituency there a marist poll showed last month that trump and harris are effectively tied among latino voters in arizona four years ago, joe biden won latinos by 24 percentage points. why is she under forming underperforming so dramatically in that voting group? >> well, i did a tight races in 20202022 polls in arizona. they can bounce around a little bit. i will say this just like the muslim community in in michigan, the latino community in the state of arizona is going to benefit significantly from a kamala harris presidency. harris and walz are committed to their values. these are often middle-class and working c