james betts a service for decades.aura anthony has the story from oakland. >> it's an honor and a privilege to serve. >> reporter: and serve he has. dr. jim betts is a pediatric surgeon by profession who has gone above and beyond when it comes to giving back to his decs is at ucsf children's hospital in oakland. a position that led him to the earthquake where he not only rescued survivors but also recovered the dead. >> we actually were called down to the cypress structure for the trapped individuals that were there. >> reporter: that service didn't stop there. not at childrens he works as a volunteer firefighter and emt and part of the search and rescue team in big sir where he has a home. in recent weeks he served on the front lines of the dolan fire one of hundreds raging in california. >> this is a very unusual year. we have covid and the pandemic and the fires in big sur and the hospital duties here and all the political unrest that is going around the nation. >> reporter: as dr. betts approaches his 73rd birthday

time for a look at the weather— here's darren bett.e have more cloud running into england and wales today, the sunshine is a little hazy. i want to show you the big picture, take you to canada, right the way over the atla ntic we to canada, right the way over the atlantic we have a stream of clouds making a beeline towards scotland and northern ireland, where we had seen wet weather this morning. as the rain moved southwards we are getting sunshine but also blustery showers in inverness. the main wayne barnes heading further into northern england the north wales, generally dry ahead of that, sunshine at times, probably best in the south—east, we will get some sunshine but also these rather blustery showers. the main wayne barnes think southwards this evening and overnight, lots of the ryan peters out as it moves further into england and wales, clearing skies further north, showers into scotland and northern ireland. —— lots of the ryan peters out. double figures for much of england and wales. much of the cloud will feed into scotland a

james betts, it's a dedication to service that dates back decades. laura anthony has our story now from oakland. >> it's an honor and privilege to serve. >> reporter: and serve he has. dr. jim betts is a pediatric surgeon by profession who has gone above and beyond when it comes to giving back to his community. his primary job for nearly four decades has been at children's hospital in oakland. a physician that led him to the cyprus structure after the 1989 loma earthquake, where he rescued survivors and recover the dead. >> we were actually called down to the cyprus structure for the trapped individuals who were there. and a group of us went down there. >> reporter: that service didn't stop there. while not at children's, he works as a volunteer firefighter as an emt and part of the search and rescue team in big sur where he has a home. in recent weeks, he served on the frontlines of the dolan fire, one of hundreds raging in california. >> this is a very unusual year. we've got covid, and the pandemic. we have the fires in big sur. we have our hospit

betts. third month in a row that the econmy has expanded. but the latest figures show it is still almost 12% smaller than it was in february before the pandemic began. with more, here's our economics editor faisal islam. in spring, during the peak of the pandemic, the economy fell at a historic record. and now the figures show the opposite over the summer, as industries such as construction return to work. here the building of the tallest new office block outside london. you can see the numbers of people who are operating on the site, who are using the shops, the local amenities, and i think the local businesses really appreciate seeing the construction industry at the forefront of the recovery of the bounce back. but this has been like nothing else we have encountered. the economy normally grows by fractions of a per cent, not nearly 7% in a month — as injuly. but the context is of course the switch off of a quarter of the economy, during the shut down. sincejune, a sharp rebound has only m

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here's darren bett. it is warming up over the next few days, and turning more humid as well.haps a taste of summer for some parts of the country. today we have had a band of cloud and rain moving south. not much left for northern england and wales, that will drift southwards, further north clearer spells, a rash of showers, maybe a bit cooler than it was last night. further south, across cross england and wales double figures we start the weekend with that band of cloud, still producing a little light rain, heading south—east wards through the morning, many places still dry and toll lolling that we get a good deal of sunshine, scarp tomorrow before clouds over in the north—west and the winds pick up again. but if you have the sunshine tomorrow, those temperatures should feel quite pleasant. however, we have rain to come during the evening and overnight. northern parts of northern ireland particularly scotla nd northern ireland particularly scotland threatening localised flooding, heavier rain on the hill, that rain on sunday still round but heading up to the highlands of scot

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. following the sunshine today it will turn cold quickly and the clearer skies. overnight the winds will continue to drop in east anglia and the south—east by them it will stay cloudy. much milder in northern ireland than it was last night. it was the coldest september night on record. 9 degrees in belfast. in the west cou ntry record. 9 degrees in belfast. in the west country there is a risk of a touch of frost and short lived mist and fog patches as well. rain in northern ireland and western scotland. head of the cloud and patchy rain we have some sunshine. because we have atlantic influences, it will be warmer, particularly noticeable across the east of england. quite mild again on tuesday and wednesday. later in the week it does tend to at the same time, the weather more unsettled. —— turn cooler. as thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks — the labour party calls on the government to promise students will be able to go home for ch

time for a look at the weather here's darren bett. it was the staycation weather today across more southern parts of england. elsewhere we have had more cloud streaming in from the atlantic and that will continue overnight tonight. we have rain in the north west of scotland and that will only turn wetter and the winds will be strengthening as well. many areas look like being dry. it won't be as cold as last night actually, and a noticeable change across scotland and the north—east of england. we have that band of rain in north—western scotland which will move down into northern ireland. some heavy rain over the hills. eventually the rain arrives in the north of england and north wales. elsewhere dry with sunshine, temperatures similar to today. we get blustery, heavy showers in northern scotland where the winds could be touching gale force on friday. elsewhere we still have showers across scotland, but although they get swamped by thickening cloud, rain coming in from the atlantic and rains picking in as well. saturday should be dry,

here he is speaking in the last couple of hours. think it would be bette| asked i think it would be bettery askedif i think it would be better they asked if i'd rather have it. i'd rather have it before the election. i think would be betterfor our country. and we will pick somebody thatis country. and we will pick somebody that is outstanding, very qualified. they are all qualified but somebody thatis they are all qualified but somebody that is outstanding. i'd rather see it all take place before the election. that was president trump speaking there. that was president trump speaking there. our north america correspondent david willis is in los angele. it's difficult to overstate how important this whole process is is in a? it's interesting, there is a president that was established not long ago thatjust before a presidential election you wouldn't nominate a new supreme court appointee. but that seems to be well, gone. absolutely right. it was backin well, gone. absolutely right. it was back in 2016 when republicans refused to vote on a nominee that barack obama had come up with because th

jim betts. he's been a pediatric surgeon in oakland for nearly four decades. volunteer firefighter. in recent weeks, he helped fight the dolan fire near big sur. >> this is a very unusual year. we've got covid and the pandemic and we have the fires in big sur and our hospital duties here. we have all the political unrest that is going around the nation. to me, it's been a privilege to be able to become a pediatric surgeon, as well as a firefighter. >> dr. betts is turning 73 soon and he doesn't have any plans to retire from either one of his jobs. wow. okay. well now i feel like i've done absolutely nothing with my life. >> not a thing. >> not a thing. >>> we still have plenty of time to try. >> ye >> iik at so, we still have time. let's take a look at what we are looking at today besides what an idol there and hero. let's walk out to the expl exploratorium at pier 15 and see what we can find. you can see not nearly as smoggy as it was this time yesterday. air just a little bit cleaner and just about 56 in downtown san francisco. spare the air, record 15th con

betts is turning 73 soon. from either one of those jobs. >> and look how he's just walking through like, this is what i do. >> he's like 73 what. >> you need me to save your life? >> i can help. >> i can help. >> i mean, what else can he do? he needs a third thing. can he become scuba certified and save the whales? >> probably. >> that's his 74th birthday. >> we can only hope. >> meanwhile, we're going to do some self care this morning and this one's for that bear. >> yes to that bear and his snack time. >> yes. please let's leave that bear alone. let him go shopping wherever he wants. >>> well, coming up next, the seven things you need to know today and we also want to tell you that abc7 launched new streaming apps. wherever you are you can get breaking news, weather and more with our new abc7 bay area app on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. search dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm

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so i think bett understanding the conditions in the future, will allow us to better handle societal impacts that we can expect as well. >> amanda, since 2009 there has been a strategy of evacuation first. we are seeing that in oregon now. we have 0,000 people who are e in danger of a fire. hey how well is the evacuation strategy working out? do people willingly leave thei homes? >> yeah, there is a lot of research looking at evacuation, a lo of peopwant to be informed, ey want an official evacuation order. what we saw with the campfire, fast-moving. of fires those orders don't come sometimes in time for people to leave. and have a safe wievacuation. out meeting a fire getting into an accident. at happens when we can't bout evacuate. things like preparing our homes, community areas, shelters in place. how do we decrease the risk around our homes, maybe we need to have fire equipment on site. there are other approaches that can help usdeal with this. but, evacuation is the safest option. get out early, that is the best wa>>to go. craig, can the technology that you're using at the center, help

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. how is it looking? it is actually quite sunny across many parts of the country to the rest of the day. still a bit of a chill in the air, but the wind is a bit later. there is more ploughed for easternmost parts of the uk, especially eastern england. the cloud is taken off in east and the other south—east to give one or two showers. drier than yesterday. the wind, that has been really cold, is beginning to ease. the best temperatures are probably in south wales, 18 degrees. this evening and overnight, the wind continues to drop in east anglia and the south—east. it stays cloudy. we have cloud coming to northern ireland, so it will be much milder than overnight. ahead had a better, clearer skies down to the west country. the risk of a touch of frost, short lived mist and fog patches and some sunshine. we have patchy rain coming across northern ireland, heading its way into scotla nd ireland, heading its way into scotland and western parts of england and wales on monday afternoon. not much rain ahead of i

now the weather with darren bett.iving in scotland and northern ireland. what is left of the main is across northern england and north wales and ahead of it temperatures in the south—east where we see the best of the sunshine 20 degrees or so. that band of rain move southwards most of the rain peters out. to the north clearer skies, more of these blustery showers blowing into scotland and northern ireland. it will be cooler than it was last night but fairly mild across england and wales where we have that area of cloud. as we head into this weekend though most of the cloud will come into scotland and northern ireland, rain for a while although the weather should improve during sunday. the england and wales a lot of dry weather here, spells of sunshine, it will warm up as well. this is the bigger picture is across northern england and north wales and ahead of it temperatures in the south—east where we see the best of the sunshine 20 degrees or so. that band of rain move southwards most of the rain peters out. to the no

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren bett.lder in northern ireland than it was last night. it was the coldest september night on record. 9 degrees in belfast. in the west cou ntry record. 9 degrees in belfast. in the west country there is a risk of a touch of frost and short lived mist and fog patches as well. rain in northern ireland and western scotland. head of the

time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello.sunshine, but there's certainly a chill in the air for all of us thanks to this nagging northerly wind, strongest for the eastern side of the uk, closer to that area of low pressure. that brought a months worth of rain across parts of east anglia yesterday, and it's been dragging in some strong winds today, a rather gloomy scene here along the coast in suffolk. and really cold, as well. a lot of cloud recently across the eastern side of england, keeping temperatures down, and the cloud has been bringing some outbreaks of rain and drizzle. that's tending to move its way towards the south—east by this evening. still quite windy along the north sea coast of england. winds gusting a0 mph or more. gradually the winds will ease down a bit overnight, but we will keep a lot of cloud for the east of england and it is probably going to turn dry, though the rain is not far away. further west, lighter winds, clear skies, it will be a bit colder and there may be a touch of frost again in central sc

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let's welcome onto the program betsy broughton or smith betts he's a law enforcement trainer and former officer as well in the video we saw a man chasing an officer doll in the street brandishing a knife surely the officer had no choice but to defend himself in that situation right. absolutely you saw how large the one thing is and also understand that this young man. is about to face or was about to face additional charges and he was going to go to court in the 1st week of october for stabbing 4 other people last year so this is a dangerous young man his family called the police said he was out of control release got there and he immediately starts chasing a police officer with that knife the officer is not only right to use deadly force but frankly obligated we are not suicidal police officers here in the united states we get to use force and it's unfortunate no officer ever wants to do that but that was the only choice in lancaster pennsylvania the video it's certainly not appeasing the protesters we saw muscles of people taking to the streets and gauging in quite a lot of bundled is

start our ro trip reporting right after today's news summary today's lower winds gave firefighters a bett chance against wildfires raging across the west which have killed at least 26 people sinceid- august. in oregon, seven people are confirmed dead but dozens more are missing. a top state official said they are preparing for a possible" mass fatality event." tens of thousands of people ha been evacuated and more than one million acres have burned. south of portland, oregon, two of the biggest fires-- are expected to merge. they cover morthan 300,000 acres and are 0% contained. in california, more than two dozen major fires are burning after the hottest august on record. fithve o20 largest fires in the state's modern history are burning right now. governor gavin newsom surveyed the damage from the north complex fire yesterday, which has killed nine people and said the fires are clear evidence that climange needs to be taken seriously. >> i'm a little bit exhaustedat e have to continue debate this issue. this is a climate damn emy. this is real and it's happening. this is the perfect stor

here's darren bett. it's a little bit cooler for us today.d you, it doesn't feel too bad when the sun is out on the sunny skies will be along the south coast of england, but here in cumbria it is altogether cloudier and cooler. a bit of dampness in the air. you can see over the last few hours the extent of the cloud. it's been quite cloudy for many western areas already. further east cloud is tending to fill in and across scotla nd tending to fill in and across scotland we have rain setting and when the breeze picks up. temperature is cooler than yesterday gci’oss temperature is cooler than yesterday across the south—east of england although many places in england and wales will be fine and dry and continue that way this evening and overnight. the rain sets in across the north west of scotland and the breeze starts to freshen as well. there will be a fair bit of cloud around overnight and it will be milder than last night, significantly milder cost eastern scotla nd significantly milder cost eastern scotland and the north—east of england. tom

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now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there.nt sunshine, it hasn't been as windy as well. different story further east and mind you where there is still a lot of cloud this evening, a lot of the rain we are seeing will be pushing away to the south—east, moving away over night, the winds do gradually ease a bit but we hang on to the cloud. further west, clearer skies, overnight lighter winds, going to be quite cold, maybe a pinch of frost in central scotland, southern parts of northern ireland. much milder overnight for eastern england underneath the cloud, temperatures may not raise a great deal during tomorrow where those cloudy skies continue for eastern england, although a good deal drier than today. elsewhere much lighter winds, more in the way of sunshine, should feel quite pleasant. but those winds still quite strong and gusty across eastern parts of england, east anglia and the south—east gusting 40 mph for a while. maybe easing down a bit through the afternoon so it won't feel quite as chilly as it has done today, temper

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now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. how is it looking? still a bit of a chill in the air, but the wind is a bit later. there is more ploughed for easternmost parts of the uk, especially eastern england. the cloud is taken off in east and the other south—east to give one or two showers. drier than yesterday. the wind, that has been really cold, is beginning to ease. the best temperatures are

here's darren bett. it is warming up over the next few days, and turning more humid as well.h. not much left for northern england and wales, that will drift southwards, further north clearer spells, a rash of showers, maybe a bit cooler than it was last night. further south, across cross england and wales double figures we start the weekend with that band

time for a look at the weather here's darren bett. the staycation weather today across more southern parts of england. elsewhere we have had more cloud streaming in from the atlantic and that will continue overnight tonight. we have rain in the north west of scotland and that will only turn wetter and the winds will be strengthening as well. many areas look like being dry. it won't be as cold as last night

world china in response call for unity in the fight against covert 19 is a diplomatic editor james betts like all the other world leaders speaking at the u.n. president trump speech was prerecorded his words were as controversial as as well. we have waged a fierce battle against the invisible enemy the china virus which has claimed countless lives in $188.00 countries in the united states we launched the most aggressive mobilization since the 2nd world war the fact checkers in a country that suffered more than most from cope with 19 unlikely to question those claims as the chinese ambassador to the un listened in the general assembly hall the president intensified his attack on china we must hold accountable the nation which unleashed this plague onto the world china in the early is days of the virus china locked down travel domestically while allowing flights to leave china and infect the world before introducing president xi the chinese ambassador made an impromptu intervention complaining about bullying and. china resolutely acts that baseless accusation against china his president in

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. good afternoon. could an afternoon.ime a chill in the air, temperatures below par for this time of the year but it is not as windy as it was yesterday. essentially we have a northerly wind and still an area of low pressure setting to the east of the uk. that area of low pressure, and month's rain yesterday and that is why we have scenes like those in knowledge, flooding streets. still a bit of rain in the air at the moment and temperatures are just only in double figures. it is a different store in the west, blue skies, not as windy, it feels much more pleasa nt as windy, it feels much more pleasant and you can see the contrast on the map here. with the cloud across eastern areas, three in a bit of rain that is moving in across eastern england, heading towards the midlands as the cloud tends to increase. some cloud heading into the north west of england. wales, south—western joinville sunshine, generally dry across scotland and the winds are not as strong. all top temperature in glasgow, south wales and the south—west o

and he will bette the embers flying. 50s bill is almost zero out the front window there. a fiery red glow. now if you want to keep track of all the fires burning in the state, and there are plenty. you can use the exclusive wildfire tracker. right at abc7news.com and on our free abc7 news app. and we have an air quality tracker which is really important. on that note, let's check in with speblncer christian. breathing.ing heat and windy i >> that's true. the weather conditions today have been moderately helpful. we need more than just a one daybreak from the intense conditions we've had that have contributed. here's what's happening. 81 degrees. so it's not hot there. the relative humidity has increased from yesterday. now 43% which is still fairly low. but not dangerously low like yesterday's in the teens. the wind is very light. and tee gusts have been relatively light. you can see that the surface winds in the north bay, generally under ten miles an hour. the gusts have been from about six to maybe 12 miles per hour. so once again, the weather conditions are helpful to

. >>> south bay leaders and researchers are looking to find bett ways to plan and prepare. >>> i'll haveorecast coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> and house speaker nancy pelosi was able to get her hair done at e salon on union street monday in san francisco. she says the business told her they were accepting customers legally one at a time. >> just today the city began allowing salons to operate outdoors only. indoors won't be until later this month. we'll have a lively report with reaction coming up. >>> meanwhile, president trump. >> during a visit to a kenosha, wisconsin, he met with law enforce and enforcement and business owners but not the family of david blake, the man shot by police office officers seven times. >> reporter: in spite of state and local leaders askino post pone the visit, fearing tensions were still too high. he toured a building. >> we have to condemn the dangerous antipolice rhetoric. it's getting more and more. it's very unfair. you have some bad apples.

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now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.unshine. we had this cloud around which should lead to a spectacular sunset. it has been cold and cloudy on the east of england, the winds have dropped in bridlington. thickest of the cloud affecting east anglia in the south. a much drier day than it was yesterday. those ones in the south—east are easing and will continue to fall overnight tonight. we have this cloud advancing in from the atlantic, especially into west scotland and northern ireland. plus it was the cold est northern ireland. plus it was the coldest september night on record and tonight will be much milder. the cloud from east scotland all the way down to the west country, there is the risk of a touch of frost and some mist and fog patches. early next week we should see higher temperatures but it will be turning more unsettled. we have this band of rain in the morning across northern ireland and west scotland, the rain becoming lighter as it heads eastwards into western parts of england and wales. ahead of its, some sun

your co-star, the great bette midler, said that you two became best friends working on this set. >> because it >> jimmy: we're going to be friends, trust me. >> we're going to be friends until it kills me. she would be sitting in the makeup car and i would stand close to her and ask about her life and talk to her, and ask her if she wanted to hold hands or sing a song >> jimmy: no way she's the most fun >> i worked so hard. >> jimmy: and it paid off. >> she's the best. >> jimmy: she really is. i want to show everyone a clip here's julianne moore in "the glorias. take a look. >> i refuse the idea that women don't get along. >> sometimes we don't. we argue, we fight i came here to tell you in person, you have been elected to represent the national women's political caucus at the democratic convention. >> no, no, no, no, no. i don't want that job. >> that is exactly why you should have that job >> exactly how does that make sense? >> a reluctant spokeswoman is more likely to represent the group. >> i have no desire to make an enemy. >> too late. >> jimmy: "the glorias" is available on amazon p

now, jeffrey gold bette goldbere many defense stories over the year. jennifer griffin confirmed key elements of the story based on her sources, as has the washington post. leslie, this isn't a routine white house denial. you have several top aides that were there in france including sarah huckabee sandersing saying this never happened, john bolton saying he never heard it. >> i think maybe they weren't standing with him when he said it. there are two things here many jennifer griffin is an outstanding journalist and to me you've got to look at not only if there's an anonymous source but who was reporting that source. jennifer griffin of our own network has confirmed this, corroborated this, washington post, new york times. but in addition, howie, you have you to look at a pattern of behavior and the president, i mean, with the mocking of the disabled journalist, the president saying negative things about a gold star family, a grieving mother, saying to a mother of fallen soldier in niger that he knew what he signed up for, the things he said about john

cketing passengers who try to > and he we' bett ide o amazon's annual prime day. but first, let's check in with drew. did you just get a fresh fade? >> i did. i'm trying to copy you with that nice haircut. got to look good on television. >> you're at the peak of your power. >> that's right, i'm at the strongest right now. we're talking about the great air quality. we are green across the board in the north bay from ukiah over to fairfield. similar in the city. good air quality, redwood city, fremont, all doing great. essentially no matter where you live, we'll have fresh air today. so enjoy. numbers right now, we're in the 50s to lows. 55 currently in santa rosa. hour by hour, later on today, lunch going to go outside, temperatures really comfortable, 70s to low 80s. and later on, not warming too far from those numbers. warmest spots inland going into the mid and upper 80s later on this afternoon. so highs today good air quality, temperatures in check, 71 in the city, 76 in oakland, 81 in san jose, 85 in santa rosa. 88 the high in concord. but changes will come th

partners, making products more affordable, emigrating the economy so that our businesses er abroadpete bett because of the agreement. it was economically successful, yet politically unpopular. we had a presidential candidate renegotiated to the nafta. so, notetermined to do just because of his campaign promise, but as we know president trump has held strongl decades thatfor america had not been a winner in past trade agreements or in global institutions, like the wto. in his view, it was blue-collar workers who had paid the price for this. there was a recognition among north american political and traded leaders at that nafta, despite its successes, was outdated and needed to be modernized. there was a recognition in america that there had been a bilateral trade agreements that often left america outside of it. what we knew politically, and what i had seen, was since nafta, with very few exceptions, within congress there had been a dramatic- i mean, deterioration of bipartisan support for trade in congress. there was a opposition within the democratic party, oftentimes leading to very spars

i mean, it 3450might look bette but i was checking my air purifier in the other room and it was purplewhich is usually not a good color. >> you have one of those fancy colors, i like that. >> i do. >> that is neat. hopefully more people will be able to get a hold of those also. kind of like when we rount of electricity, there is a run on generators and air fiir purifie. so let's first show you what it looks like outside. it is smoggy. and that is because there is more smoke in the marine layer and it came from oregon. so you can see ukiah, santa rosa, fairfield, san francisco, oklahoma, fremont, redwood city all with poor to unhealthy air. the winds at the surface are coming off the ocean. but the winds right above it that brought us so much ash and smoke yesterday have switched directions. they are not coming out of the northeast, they are coming out of southeast so that is why i don't think that it will be as orange today. spare the air through at least friday and i'll show you why i think that it will last into saturday with your smoke forecast. >>> and this morning a lot of us are

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. >> what would be bette actually took a reinvestment of those private healthcare dollars, and put it into our primary healthcare system. >> reporter: janine mohamed has a very different idea where those billions ought to go. she runs the lowitja institute-- a research organization that abvocates for better healthcare for australia's iginal and torres straight islander populations-- people who've suffered decades of racism and discmination. on avege, people from indigenous groups, like kylie battese, sufr higher rates of chronic diseases than their peers. mohammed says they die 11 years earlier on average than non- usindigeustralians >> it just seems ridiculous that they can't be, those fds can't be redirected to aboriginal torres strait islander health coen we know that we have the poorest health os in australia. so, for us, it's, you know,os giving the mprivileged more funding. >> reporter: dr. ashish jha,de of the brown school of public health and a collaborator with us on this series, says, yes, there are significant problems here-- but every nation's health system is a work in pr

trump tweeted, obama care will be replaced with maua much bett and far cheaper alternative if it's terminated in the supreme court. trump has claimed he will unveil a health care plan for years but could not pass a plan even when republicans controlled congress at the beginning of his presidency. senate minority leader chuck schumer responded a short time ago. >> donald trump has recently as this morning said one of the reasons he's putting barrett on the court is to get rid of america's health care. to get rid of the aca. that should not stand. if she gets on the court, it's a certainty that over 150 million americans health care will be hurt dramatically. >> all right. i want to bring in the former health and human services secretary under president obama. thank you for joining us on this. one of the mayor questions is this fear that the affordable care act will be struck down if amy barrett is to be confirmed. back in 2017, in a notre dame law school article she quoted from justice anthony scalia and saying that obama care should be renamed scotus care. what is at stake here if obama care

>>that's emily bett a she and her children have used the marine county library for the past few months when it started curbside drop off and pick up. >>but coming soon the library and all libraries in the county will be able to open their doors to allow patrons back in it's all part of the county moving along the grid transitioning from tier one to tier 2 cities are these are jobs. these are people getting back to work there are a number of industries. >>that are able to move indoors finally that it's been difficult for them to operate outdoors they're also industries that are able to reopen for the very first time after 6 months of this pandemic laney hendricks marine counties spokesperson explains the county was supposed to reopen last week but the state shut that down the county then appealed and after hashing over the covid case load it agreed the county was on the right path so excited that we're able announces businesses but we also want to caution our it's not time to give up hope. >>and it's because of the good work out wearing masks being very cautious when you're out in publi

it's not because their doctors are better it's because their leaders were bett better, and on top ofhat, south korea has an unemployment rate, i believe, still under about 4%, and ours is depending on how you measure, two or three times that so it was a question of there is no good answer for the president in this. it's not -- it's not unexpected. he was as you suggest, he was probably scared of spooking the stock market he hoped that he could cover up through the whole presidency he has no experience in running a government, and what you said about the cdc, if this had been any other time -- and i've talked to people like tom frieden who ran the cdc and others the cdc should have been in charge of this if the cdc had been in charge and done the briefings and based on science and then the president of the united states, imagine if he'd worn a mask back in march and talked to the public as adults, tens and tens and tens of thousands of people who have since died would still be alive there is no question our economy, our schools would probably be able to open safely. all the things tha

who have experienced a loss is oftentimes it seems like somebody is sort of makiing a turn for the bette and then they don't. and i know adeline was in the hospital for more than two months. she was on a ventilator since early august. you were able to be there at the end, which so many families aren't, that's got to be a blessing considering the alternatives. >> yes, yes, it was. but we were also very fortunate in the sense that before adeline had turned really ill, she had her cell phone. and we made sure that when she was at hca, the first hospital, we communicated nonstop with her, because she was so incredibly frightened. and just -- not even talking. we just kept the phone and we went around our business just so that she knew we were connected with her since we couldn't go in. then, when she was transported to memorial herman, we had spoken to one of the nurses and said, could we, since we cannot come in, can we at least just talk to her? we couldn't see her, but we wanted to talk. so every night before we went to bed, we basically went over what our day was like and then we said we

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