. >> routine medicines and anesthetics are in short supply as well. how do doctors deal with that this? >> it is a very desperate situation, we have credit heard stories of knocking children out. >> what does that mean? >> because there was no anesthetics. >> credit other than clunking someone against the head and knocking them out to treat them? >> that's right. when you have a place like aleppo where there were 5,000 doctors at one time, there are now 36. and those 36 that remain, they can't get adequate equipment, one doctor tells us he uses car batteries to run dialysis for those children who need it. >> trying to help these children, are they faced with situations where they can do nothing? >> absolutely. we have heard doctors tell us they have seen children die because they couldn't treat them. doctors have had to flee the country. there was a polio vaccine campaign worker who was killed back in january trying to give children those much needed vaccines. >> because of the work they were doing or just because they were in the wrong place at the w

do they even have basic anesthetics? >> well, this is a different case. some do not have anesthetics. they have to take all sorts of measures to manage that. in one case we heard of people being hit over the head in attempts to knock them out. but more frequently you have them having to endure unbearable pain. it's really basic and only adds to the suffering of the people of syria, and it adds to the urgency of getting emergency access to all syrians in need. this cannot go on. this is completely contradictory to all the norms of humanity. people, civilians, children need to have access to basic medical healthcare. >> how is that going to happen? in other words, you've-- >> you've got doctors at boards, charities, any wor work allowedn any degree of safety. >> yes, good work is happening, save the children is reaching 5,000 people but it's very difficult. the real hero are the syrians themselves who are taking risks in order to help each other. but so much more is needed. the are numbers of people in need, running in the millions. we have the opportunity

gotz numbs sofia's butt with anesthetic. then he installed a part.e he will begin the injections. wow. for each buttock ten injections. >> each syringe is screwed into the port and using force dr. gotz pumps the thick solution into sofia. one after another, syringe after syringe, the procedure continues. 19 minutes spent on each cheek. dr. gotz, who considers himself an artist, spends time molding his work. the pain is excruciating. how long does she have to be laying down like this? >> three days. >> como? >> three days. >> three days? three days she has to sleep laying down like this for three days? >> yeah. she can't sit down on a toilet seat? >> reporter: he's very pleased with his work. and when her friend comes and picks her up from dr. gotz's sofa braces for an uncomfortable ride home. he admits many of his patients become addicted to injections. >> so doesn't this worry you? >> but for a lot of people in the u.s. watching this they would consider you to be doing exactly that. to be doing this basically for money, this procedure that is danger

the first one is supposed to anesthetize the person.econd one is supposed to stop the breathing the third one is supposed to stop the heart. that is what the protocol is. that is how it happened before the big drug pharmacies that were supplying these drugs pulled them off the market. and the states had to scramble and go -- and before the state had to scramble and go to nonrelated drugs. all sorts of things happening in executions that are a little bit funky and unexpected. not going as smoothly as they had in the past. >> we don't have much time. i was wondering if you could talk about more of the exposÉ around oklahoma injecting an executed prisoner with leftover drugs. >> exactly. they have the syringe is an basically, the men would die with the first drug, the anesthetic. they would die of an overdose, which is really not how it is intended. and because they had these two other syringes in his three-drug cocktail, to stop their breeding and stop their heart, instead of throwing them out, they injected them into the dead bodies for

area are opting to be knocked unconscious with metal bars because there are no anesthetics. in the u.k. the governor of the bank of england is doing something similar bashing the markets with a crowbar because there's no monetary policy in the bank of england's tool box which can put this bad debt to sleep fast enough live wire fraud gold fix fraud is the fix for up and now for x. market fraud if fraud is a whack crabgrass to the market trying to defraud the market to save the market. to. he. can nato. do we speak your language any time of the war not a day of truth for music programs and documentaries in spanish more matters to you breaking news a little too much of anglos stories. you hear. just to ensure that all teach spanish find out more visit. all t. . it's calm. but this comes from the heart you know i've never even seen him in person for me this is the image of a hero the world's first cosmonaut everyone knows his name but few people ever knew the man was yuri gagarin's iconic first space flight the product of good fortune or destiny. constantly fail to learn strict

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there will be players enough anesthetic. >> 100 years after the great war ended in europe, you can see a chain of events that could be a crisis. >> absolutely. we need to see this in a broader context. there is a tendency in a lot of commentary here and in russia to talk about a cold war. the world is radically different. we need to think about russia, china, india, europe, and united eight. andhank you thomas graham kimberly marten. it has been a lovely conversation. >> jaron lane year is here. -- jaron lane year lanier are is here. wrote a book called "who owns the future? " i am pleased to have jaron lanier back at this table. >> it is up for grabs. if things keep going the way they are, it will be whoever is the closest to owning the biggest computers. that is what it is like now. 20 years ago, if you said, who are the most influential evil, -- is whoever has the digital networks. all of the influential people are closer to the big networks. it might be for finance or social networking. it might be for insurance. >> are we talking about companies or individuals? >> the decision is

for bandages and patients opting to be knocked unconscious with metal bars because there are no anestheticsve the children released a startling video and we gave you a sneak peek yesterday. now we want to show you in full, take a look. >> happy birthday to you! >> make a wish. >> grammy. >> have you done your homework? >> here he comes. >> have a nice day at school. >> rebel position. >> what's happening? [ sneezing ] >> where are we? daddy! >> happy birthday to you. make a wish, darling. >> the most arresting thing about that ad, these are from actual case studies collected. tell us how to make sense of this and when you can do to get involved. michael closen, someone i've worked with over the years, we go back to afghanistan. good to see you. it's been a busy hour with a lot of breaking news so we don't have as long as i like on this. i did want to ask a few questions. this conflict in syria devastated the health care infrastructure, how many children died as a result? >> 10,000 children that have died from bullets and bombs and then there's -- we don't have a precise count of how many di

are opting to be knocked unconscious with metal bars because there are no anesthetics. in the u.k. the governor of the bank of england is doing something similar bashing the markets with a crowbar because there's no monetary policy in the bank of england's tool box which can put this bad debt asleep faster live wire fraud gold fix fraud is the big fraud and now for its market fraud its fraud is all whack crabgrass to the markets trying to defraud all of the market to say the more. the interview. was in the steam purse. it puts everything in. letting go of those identities for me isn't. part of it is protecting it's somebody they would make a brother to but then if they really knew your story. they'd just. piss me before crazy how. nice to meet you my name is choose what's your name my name is geoffrey. and to treat their panga sickened by pollution farmers pour industrial quantities of drugs into the pond. on this farm in fact the fish have caught several diseases. there's a big pharma. that leaked testimony is a researcher at the university of number were in belgium. he came to he

the anesthetic took effect and the police climbed up and got the basket down. i was pretty nervous. were a lot of things that could go wrong, but if we didn't get that bear down, it was probably going to end up to be a dead bear. >> the bear might be knocked out, but the mission is still dangerous. there's the treacherous climb to reach her, the herculean effort of loading the bear into the basket and lowering her down to safety. all of this has to be done before the sleeping giant wakes. >> emotions are running high for those guys, too. they are still willing to do what they did. >> when rescuers finally reach the bear, they realize the cliff face is too narrow to angle her into the basket. their plan is not going to work. >> it turned out that they just had enough room to get the bear into the basket. they don't train for taking polar bears off the side of a cliff every day. but they improvised and tied it up and started to lower it down. >> the rescuers successfully secure the polar bear with the ropes and gently lower her. at this point bill has been dropped off by the helicopte

this local anesthetic has a ph that's a little bit acidic, so it stings when it goes in. it's not a pleasant process. >> just take some deep breaths. >> i know it. >> in and out. >> nice and easy. >> bryon receives approximately 30 injections on just one side of his face. >> going to start on this upper part of the nose where it will be a little less sensitive. you remember how this tattoo felt going on, i bet. almost done. that's it. that's it. oh, man. >> that's it, though. just hold some pressure there. we're going to wait a minute and let you catch your breath. that's the horrible part. all right, buddy. >> i want to be in there. it's driving me nuts. i'm always there through his surgeries, through everything. just kind of strange because -- i mean, it's pointless. you know. for me to do anything. but at least hold his hand like i usually do. i don't even think i'd be able to do that. i'd have to be in the other room anyway. >> i met julie at nordic fest 2005. it was a light power concert out in kentucky. you go out there and camp and listen to a few bands play and dr

know patients in syria are opting to be knocked unconscious with metal bars because there are no anesthetics. in the u.k. the governor of the bank of england is doing something similar bashing the markets with a crowbar because there's no monetary policy in the bank of england's tool box which is bad debt to sleep fast live or fraud gold fix fraud is the fix for and now for x. market fraud it's fraud is all whack back to the market trying to defraud all of the market to say no more. choose your language. kellie pickler though in a financial planner they sell some of the. treatments that the consensus didn't like and. choose the opinions that invigorated to. choose the stories that in high life choose the access to your office. ukraine's self-appointed prime minister prepares to woo washington with a visit to secure president obama's support and a financial lifeline. it's against the law. to provide that kind of package to a government that has been overthrown it's a military coup but critics say washington's willingness to give aid to ukraine's new leadership is actually against its own laws

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know patients in syria are opting to be knocked unconscious with metal bars because there are no anesthetics in the u.k. the governor of the bank of england is doing something similar bashing the markets with a crowbar because there's no monetary policy in the bank of england's tool box. to sleep past a live wire fraud gold fix fraud is the fix for a four x. mark of fraud each fraud is a whack. to the market trying to defraud the market to say more. russia called in europe to investigate the killings during riots in kiev as well as the many allegations of human rights violations and posed screw ukraine meanwhile it's against the law to provide that kind of package to a government that has been overthrown it's a military coup ukraine's interim prime minister heads to washington to discuss america's pledge for a one billion dollar aid for kiev despite claims it's against us norm. and also they to this hour after three years the massive decontamination efforts continue at the crippled fukushima nuclear plant in japan going leaks and radiation fears as widespread as. this is also international i

i suspect aness anesthetized bye narcotic drip of polluter money into our veins. but the signs of change around us continue. this is the mauna loa carbon dioxide monthly, and we have passed again 400 parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. this is the second year in a row this has happened. this year it happened two months earlier than last year. so why does it matter that we're at 400 parts per million? what does that mean to anybody? well, we've actually gone back and measured where the carbon concentration in the atmosphere has been. going way back. we can measure back in ancient ice. so we know that for at least 800,000 years our carbon concentration is between 170 and 300 parts per million. that's a long run for a species that's only been homo sapiens for about 250,000 years. that has been a long and hospitable window during which our species has developed from very primitive hunter gatherers into the complex people that we are now. and so when you take something like that, the carbon concentration and you bust out of a range that has sheltered

know patients in syria are opting to be knocked unconscious with metal bars because there are no anesthetics. in the u.k. the governor of the bank of england is doing something similar bashing the markets with a crowbar because there's no monetary policy in the bank of england's tool box which can put this bad debt to sleep fast it out live or fraud gold fix fraud is the fix for all and now for x. market fraud each fraud is a whack grab ass to the market trying to defraud the market to save the market for all the market to save the market for all the market the same the market stacey stacey stacey now max that headline about syria where people are having their heads bashed in order to and that's the size themselves. it seems as medieval and macabre to me as many of the headlines we read week in week out here on the kaiser report about what central bankers are doing and governments are doing and too big to fail banks are doing in order to save the market in syria the doctor says they're trying to save these patients as they bash their head into operate some organ but here i want to look at so

it's the same mechanism of action of propothol, a general anesthetic, as well as valium.sician because it may interact with some of the drugs you're taking and not appropriate for you. on the other hand, if it is, try. >> the quantity in terms of dosing is important? >> exactly. that's why you want to talk to your pharmacist and physician. >> and scents make a big difference? aroma therapy? >> there are certain oil contempts like lavender, sage that, can cause these warming and relaxing feelings. what people do is take a few drops, put it on their pillow at night to help them get relaxed. while they're counting sheep, they're getting aromatherapy. >> that's why it's sleep week here on "fox & friends." thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> coming up, he defended a cop killer and now he's nominated for a top job at the department of justice. is that the kind of person we want there? the widow of that murdered police officer next. >>> and then it could be the difference between life and death. the one thing you can do to survive an avalanche. >> may be

from being castrated without anesthetics to being forced to live in tiny cages unable to turn arounduntil the day they die but it's not just the animals that are suffering it's humans too right now two thirds of american citizens are either overweight or obese and huge contributing factors the consumption of factory farm meat and dairy not to mention diabetes high blood pressure and heart disease according to c.n.n. a report by the union of concerned scientists states that one hundred thousand lives could be saved along with seventeen billion dollars in health care costs if only more americans ate healthy foods like fruit and vegetables not to mention the environment is also hugely affected by america's addiction and meat and beyond just the u.s. the u.n. cites global meat production as a contributor to almost a quarter of the world's greenhouse gases the unhealthy nature of it and that serve a practice of subsidizing meat keeps the prices artificially low making fast food the cheaper alternative to poor working class families so what can we do about it while couple months ago i spok

know patients in syria are opting to be knocked unconscious with metal bars because there are no anesthetics. in the u.k. the governor of the bank of england is doing something similar bashing the markets with a crowbar because there's no monetary policy in the bank of england's tool box which can put this bad debt to sleep fast and live or fraud gold fix fraud is the fix for a and now for x. market fraud it's fraud is all whacked out back to the market trying to defraud the market to say no more. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't afford. the difference. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pens tear jerking poetry keep jobs nora's. post only what really matters. to your facebook news feed. basic needs of. economic ups and downs in the final months day belong to the old sang i and the rest that life it's a neat take it will be every week on all things. the baltic is one of the most polluted seas in the world. and some of the species they catch there have become toxic contaminating the pellets but also the entire food chain. in swede

but you've got to have that nurse anesthetic certification.job, you go in and you actually help a patient who's about to go into a surgery prep. so plastic surgery, same kind of thing, flexible schedule with this company. one year experience required, which is is not bad, as long as you a eve got a degree in nursing and anesthesia. so that's an example of the i went ooeeast to west on these. this is one of the busiest surgical centers in the nation, so it's going to be a very busy job. so there's jobs out there, but if you're living in texas, you know, you want to come home to texas, you've been in iraq or afghanistan for how many years, are there going to be jobs in texas? >> this is a struggle. >> hopefully a lot of our veterans do. deployed to employed. thank you very much. ten minutes before the top of the hour. and one man is so fed up with the president playing politics with his business that he's taking the administration to court. he joins us to air out the frustrations with obamacare and all the delays. and do you let your babies slee

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