cameron: you have to realize two things. the first one is that a lot of these individual stocks that are getting hit hard right now where the mecca -- were the mecca of the yolo long option trading. those options positions are getting unwound. the other thing that is important is that we think that investors need to be very appreciative of the fact that the liquidity environment is going to continue to tighten. as that titans, there really is not any appetite for high valuation kinds of things. where you can reduce exposure to areas that are dependent on liquidity, you have to. and then rotate into areas of the market, whether it is consumer staples or utilities, as well as some of those defense areas. that is a really cheap way to hedge out some of the geopolitical risk, mostly going into really big headlines. this part of the market has been left for dead for much of the rally over the past couple of years, so that is a fantastic opportunity to be able to add a little bit in your portfolio. kailey: i'm looking at the move

that sets of cameron crise on our markets blog. i'm sorry, cameron.the rate of change of yield that we see now. stan fischer was huge on that with his tenure at the fed. we are moving fast, aren't we? cameron: we are. the question is whether we will continue to move fast moving forward. you can perhaps argue that the rate of change in yields might slow from here. certainly at the last few auctions, central banks have stepped up huge, took down a record proportion of the 10 year sale yesterday. so it might be the case that some pretty large buyers have decided that yields are juicy enough that may be it is worth ago. tom: an unfair question, but it is unfair thursday here. the 10 year yield is 1.92%. where is the equivalent neutral value of the 10 year yield? cameron: it is so much higher. i reckon the 10 year now should be around 2.90%. the curve is a lot flatter than it ought to be, given current policy settings, and that is largely a function of the tenure being lower than it should be, given where inflation is, given where unemployment is. kailey:

cameron despolion who treated diana. story, thank you, you named the baby cameron after the doctor. how are you and how is the little one doing? >> i'm good, i'm doing good. the baby is great. he's just a cryer. >> as they normally are, right? and to be clear, you did not want to get the vaccine because you were pregnant. has the experience changed your decision for covid-19 vaccines? >> yes. definitely, it did. the initial response to not getting it, it was because i was afraid that it would harm the baby, but i have been vaccinated since. >> that's great. chris, this is your third child. what did you tell them when your wife was in the hospital? what was that like for you? >> it was definitely difficult. i told her, you know, the doctors, that she had to come home, that we have a family to go home to. and we got to try to save the baby as well so it was definitely some uncharted territory for the doctors trying to save mom and a baby while on ecmo so -- >> oh, yeah, and dr. cameron we'll get to you in a second on that.

cameron: it's descriptive.veryone knows that if the yield curve converts, it leads to recession but i would say a couple of things. one, the models that use it refer to the three month versus the 10 year at cyclical highs on the one hand. two, it's not what the yield curve really says. it says that where policy is what is expected to be relative to neutral, it's almost pavlovian. the yield curve flattens. at this juncture there still isn't that much to worry about. there are other things to talk about in detail if you are so inclined. romaine: another cpi report, the big question is, how will we get to that march meeting without any action? sarah: there won't be anything until even that possibility of the floated inter-meeting hike and the door has gone wider to the possibility of that basis points increase in march out of the gate for the tightening cycle and we have already seen markets more or less price that in. roughly an 80% chance right now that they will go 50 basis points in march. i'm wondering, camer

one for cameron done a bitter pill for them to swallow. after 50 years of hosting african couple of nations, once again to go almost dead, just almost there are be knocked out on a penalty issue that against egypt are quite a painful for camera. even with our great legends. like someone who's not every president of the people in the country, but as i say in football when it comes to penalties, it's a lock of the draw. yeah, really. i mean i'm hurt for them. and alyssa, and what a final synagogue versus egypt does it even get bigger than that? what is at stake for both sides? mockery. sunday, so much a stay gets a big final, you know, senegal who are best in africa for the last 3 years on if you, for rankings and eat it. why the most successful team on the continent when it comes to winning african clashing in a final is a big one. you have sad your money and are muhammed salads, inmates at liverpool? how do you separate this 2 players and these 2 teams are many will say, well, for senegal, they have never won a before. is a big chance for

and from his perspective for cameron. so i'll say this tournaments clearly has live up to the billing. and that's where we're living. thanks so much, alyssa, in lake are soaking to leslie alyssa tacoma as only thank ah. now, a cove at 19 vaccine is now obligatory in the commerce islands at the country is going further than most with their mandate. d. w is southern africa correspondence ada increase as more from the commerce capital maroney, a military police check point, the cast cans pass without develop covert vaccination certificates. the jap against the corona virus is mandatory for all adults on the cameras islands. so i think we already had lot of time for sensibility zation. so now we are not forcing people that to we just we just saw and freon for them to go and vaccinate critics of president as early as sumani call his rule autocratic. he issued the vaccine mandate in december by presidential decree. have you forgot your vaccination cards? you are allowed to ask a friend or family member to bring it here. then it

cameron: the latter by a wide margin.litical stuff, it is one of those things everyone likes to worry about because there are very few real experts on this. it is this amorphous bogeyman in the closet. i think the tangible impact of these sorts of concerns is generally overstated. if i can use an example from my own career, i think it was 2006 i had a long position in the israeli shekel. back then there was a brief shooting conflict between israel and lebanon. the lesson i learned is as soon as it started i got out of my position. the shekel was stronger the day before the shooting ended that it was a day before it started. this taught me an important lesson about how seminal some of these concerns are, even if the tensions matured -- how ephemeral some of these concerns are. lisa: one thing that is not a favorable has been the price of oil and it is continuing to climb out of concerns of russia ukraine or that we are not pumping it to the resources -- pumping enough into the resources people still rely on. i what point d

. heartbreak for cameron have got the top score of the tournament for set up. rebecca was not meant to be, which means we'll get to see it and anger last of senegal against egypt. and our final, it's sad your money versus a muhammad said are, these are livable inmates the best football as it in africa, across the world. and everyone can pay witnesses as to who gets to win. it will be sadly mighty and synagogue for the 1st time in their history after 2 losses. oh, well, how much sala? crown in a big pharaoh, for egypt, if they get to win it again, synagogue in that find another m. allan bay stadium on sunday. lisa shakuma, all the year 2022 winter olympics have now begun at beijing's the iconic birds nest stadium. originally built for the summer games in 2008, it's in use again as beijing becomes the 1st city in the world, the ho summer and winter games. a ticket weren't on sale to international visitors or to the chinese general public o select spectators were invited. as it show up, sedate spread gulf, we'll have more world news at the top of the our dock film bo is up next. having to

he was vote also 2010 and replaced by new conservative prime minister, david cameron, cameron, et cetera, to lead countries still reeling in the wake of a financial disaster. and a coalition government that had set it fights on one thing above everything else would use the nation's debt debt. neil approved orthodoxy, is that you must push your overall levels of that down is past the basic, nearly april policy in response to the global financial crisis. and so this is where we go stereotype from the idea that we must slash public spending in order to pay our debt down. so you'll start at a very disproportionate impacts on the poor, on as the minorities, because many people, minorities, are also poor. the government's austerity program had increased insecurity for many people whose lives were already financially insecure. and then in 2016 britain went to the polls to decide if it should stay in or leave the european union. let's make sure the june, the 24th is independence day in the federal ha, more than half of those who voted agreed. and britain left the you now that insecurity brought

as i learned last night cameron as a native of the nutmeg state. for those of you who are want anybody know that make state is a number of you. i was really hoping that i was going to be able to enlighten you. although he bolted for the palm trees and sunny skies of southern california when he studied at pomona college as an undergraduate. he liked the west so much that he moved up interstate 5 to stanford where he completed his phd in history in 2015. he is he already boasts an impressive publication record and tonight. he's here to discuss with us his most significant accomplishment to date just paper trails the us post in the making of the american west published earlier this year by oxford university press following his lecture cameron will be happy to take your questions and afterwards to sign books which are available for purchase just outside. i think the drill is to buy them outside and then to bring them back here so that cameron can sign them. so please join me in welcoming at cameron blevins. all right. i think i'm all set here. can ever

rob cameron alsojoined us clarification. many thanks. rob cameron also joined us from slovakia.ed the russian economy, with the central bank having to double its key interest rate to 20%. the value of the russian rouble has fallen to a record low, plummeting by a0%. the european union, the us and now the uk, have taken the unprecedented step of prohibiting business with the russian central bank, making its reserves useless. 0ur economics correspondent theo leggett reports. queues at cashpoints over the weekend in moscow and st petersburg. russia's�*s currency is collapsing. the country's banks are becoming ever more isolated from the global financial system and people are getting worried. translation: fiur getting worried. translation: our economic getting worried. translation: oi" economic situation will getting worried. translation: <1>ij' economic situation will get a lot worse. it is inevitable in the circumstances but it is still not comparable with the people who are dying in their homes through the fault of ourforces, dying in their homes through the fault of our forces, w

cameron out, theresa may out and they are _ cameron out, theresa may out and they are trying to get are trying to get boris johnson out no— they are trying to get boris johnson out. no prime minister will please any of— out. no prime minister will please any of those. that can be said of some of the names, yes. but if you look at some of the names who have come forward in the 2a hours or so. aaron bell, back borisjohnson in the 2019 election. nick gibb served under theresa may and david cameron as a minister. he is not your usual rabble—rouser. i think the names coming forward might be of concern. and the fact it does seem to be people from not one particular faction in the party, but right across at the moment. seeing how that develops in the coming weeks and whether that builds into the pressure that goes to a confidence vote. �* , ,., , pressure that goes to a confidence vote. �* , ~' , vote. absolutely, we will keep across developments, - vote. absolutely, we will keep across developments, thank i vote. absolutely, we will keep i across developments, thank you. emergency workers

saying goodbye to cameron as he went away to college.ike she knew something -- >> something was broken in the family and could never be fixed. but then there was this news, huge news that the dna match to one-time bus driver who moved down to davis, california. the troopers called karen as soon as the results came in. >> you get excited. you think, wow -- >> this is the guy? >> yeah. >> then the bomb hit. >> the bomb? >> the bomb. they had some new dna system out. they retested it and it turned out it wasn't. him >> ouch. >> no one could believe it. >> back at square one? >> back at square one. and dealing with karen again. >> karen ramped up her campaign to keep the case in the public eye. >> bonnie's karen campbell continues her own crusade to find her daughters killer. she remains unsatisfied with the investigation. >> the attention brought in tips. troopers eventually tested more than 100 dna samples. and nothing came but frustration. the case grew cold. as cold as some of the winter nights up here. and four years became six, eight,

and while they celebrated despondent cameron's came to terms with their loss after they missed out on a chance to win it all on home ground. the game was decided on penalties where egypt kept their cool and broke the home sites hearts. sunday spinal pit 7 time champions, egypt against a highly rated cynical side where a chasing their countries 1st ever african title was on. these game will be special for 2 players in particular. 2 teammates who usually line up together for live of liverpool. well now go head to head where at a business end of the african cup of nations in cameron grace, i'm in finals at witness sadie, a mighty leading senegal against booking i fastened the 1st 3 goes to want to qualify for the finals and well, egypt will have my salon, he did not to day to penalties, but i still wanted to go to want over cameron. hop break for come out and have got the top score of the toner. memphis in abaca, why is not meant to be, which means we'll get to city 10 gallons of senegal against egypt and that final, it's sad your money versus a mohammed saw that these are livable inmate

and then based on sunday, lisa tacoma and cameron, that is the summary blues have already taken not hold off for those of us in the northern hemisphere, that is the 1st sy fy blockbuster of the year might offer a welcome escape. i'm a director rolanda, amateurish and known as the master of disaster for films like independence day and the day after to morrow. i still live at his latest apocalyptic vision moon for the plots, which if nothing else is out of this world, good breaking news. the governor has just order a man fall planet earth is in peril after a mysterious force towards the moon, out of orbit possible. as it hurtling towards earth chaos ensues, and it's up to a nasa executive, an astronaut, and a conspiracy theorist to save the day in order to get away with the unlikely heroes are played by halle berry, patrick wilson and joe bradley, who suit up for what looks like a suicide mission to save earth from certain annihilation. german director, roland emmerich is famous for his apocalyptic vision. and this film plays out a typically wacky scenario, in which our own technology can

we need — cameron, etc. it's basically over. we need to— cameron, etc. it's basically over.tegic alliance against the west. putin met the president, he was there for the olympic ceremony.— the president, he was there for the olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be... olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be- -- these — olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be... these are _ olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be... these are people _ olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be... these are people who - olympic ceremony. yeah, i wouldn't be... these are people who don't i be... these are people who don't have any other friends, so of course when putin turns up, and he's probably the only one who has, she jim payne will make a huge post and act like they are great buddies. they're like any two playground bullies. the fact that they are nasty men and terrible bullies, one of whom poisons people for fun and one of whom commits genocide, will have a fall out of their own. they'll just eat each have a fall out of their own. they'lljust eat each other, but it's nice to see them —— not nice to see

nick gibb served under theresa may and david cameron as a minister so he is not necessarily the usualng forward might be of concern to downing street and the fact that it does seem to be people from not any one particular faction in the party but right across at the moment. see how that develops in the weeks and we'll see whether that builds into that pressure that goes to a confidence vote. well, meanwhile, another former minister, liam fox, has been speaking at an event in the past few hours. he's told party members in the south west of england that being a conservative is not a vehicle for personal ambition — but comes with a built—in set of values and beliefs. he was asked whether he continues to support borisjohnson. ifi if i didn't support borisjohnson i would have already submitted a letter and i have not. and i think what we need to do is get on the process of government. it is not as though we're short of big issues to deal with. with the crisis in ukraine, we've got the global recovery from the pandemic, we have got inflation rearing its ugly head and we have seen a rise in

cameron called him a _ think he will what? cameron called him a greasy piglet.will slip out— him a greasy piglet. i think he will slip out of— him a greasy piglet. i think he will slip out of this. these major, major things— slip out of this. these major, major things that — slip out of this. these major, major things that have happened to him and walk-outs_ things that have happened to him and walk—outs by his most loyal champions. so, we will see. tell walk-outs by his most loyal champions. so, we will see. tell us wh ou champions. so, we will see. tell us why you think— champions. so, we will see. tell us why you think he — champions. so, we will see. tell us why you think he will— champions. so, we will see. tell us why you think he will survive - champions. so, we will see. tell us why you think he will survive given | why you think he will survive given the fact that there are a lot of people that think he won't. because i think we are _ people that think he won't. because i think we are now— people that think he won't. because i think we are now not _ peo

cameron drink from the corner. she had 17 complete blow up the bruins 76 48.here's 17 38 no and conference or the stanford cardinal. the men, however, not extra, so hot line, the washington huskies tonight. and or w s. u cougars up 13th michael fluorosis hit the shot and stanford scraps back within three. james keith will get it knows what to do with it, but that was about as good as it gets for stanford under 30 cardinal down harrison ingram, can it and the cougars converge on a 66 60 win, and it was a losing effort for the cal bears as well against the huskies. saint mary's. and companies creating victory over portland turnovers did it alex ducasse with the steel logan johnson converts. on the other hand with the slam? he had 17 gales prevails. 75 54. so now 18 and four and they've got six straight wins. lots of all about it, and we'll have all the pebble beach golf highlights for you tomorrow. that is the sporty life right now, guys. gales are cruisin. alright mark. thank you. thanks everyone for joining us tonight. good night. (doorbell rings) hey, cam. lo

cameron called him a _ think he will what? cameron called him a greasy piglet. to him and walk-outs— things that have happened to him and walk—outs by his most loyal champions. so, we will see. tell walk-outs by his most loyal champions. so, we will see. tell us wh ou champions. so, we will see. tell us why you think— champions. so, we will see. tell us why you think he — champions. so, we will see. tell us why you think he will— champions. so, we will see. tell us why you think he will survive - champions. so, we will see. tell us why you think he will survive given | why you think he will survive given the fact that there are a lot of people that think he won�*t. the fact that there are a lot of people that think he won't. because i think we people that think he won't. because i think we are _ people that think he won't. because i think we are now— people that think he won't. because i think we are now not _ people that think he won't. because i think we are now not dissimilar- people that think he won't. because i think we are now not dissimilar to | i think

gorillas that were discovered here in 2002 up to then they were only 2 known gorilla subspecies and cameron. one group living south of the seneca river and another hundreds of kilometers away to the north. for the reason why we call we are collecting the sample is to do some genetic analyses to find out, well, how related the glass of able to doors farms hard of the cassandra, the crockery where good less able forest in southwest and cameron covers an area of almost 1500 square kilometers and borders on nigeria. it is part of a large rain forest region, the 2nd largest worldwide after the amazon in brazil. to protect the rain forest in the future. the project aims to include the residence of the more than 40 villages surrounding the forest. the 3 village is taking part in the project so far all have a gorilla guardian's class. to enable the residents to feed their families without having to resort to poaching. they can joined the local club here they get helped to by livestock or plant vegetables or cocoa. o. like here in mit, there is a small school in the other 2 villages on the edge of t

he did, they did penalties, but i still wanted to go to want over cameron hart break for come out and have got the top score of the tournament for set up. rebecca waste not meant to be, which means we'll get to see it. and i go last of senegal against egypt in that final. it's sad your money versus a muhammad said, are these are liverpool tin made the best football as it in africa, across the world. and everyone can pay witnesses as to who gets to win. it will be sadly mighty on synagogue for the 1st time into history after 2 losses, or what i met sa, crown in the book fair for egypt, if they get to win it again. synagogue in that find a lot of them are limby stadium on sunday. as the february, a blue as have already taken, not hold for those of us in the northern hemisphere. that is the 1st sy fi block breast of the year might offer a welcome escape, german director and roland emory should known as the master of disaster for films like independence day and the day after to morrow delivered his latest apocalyptic vision moon for the plots that if nothing else is out of this world, goo

egypt mohammed fella he did not need to pay the penalty, but i still wanted to go see $1.00 about cameron hob break. i'll come out and have got the top score up to 20 minutes. so that's why it's not meant to be, which means we'll get to the city that i go. lance of santa go against egypt. in that final, it's sad. your money vest, says mohammed thought liverpool teammates the bet football in africa across the world that everyone can pay witness to that. so who gets to when it will be psycho money? i'm sending off for the 1st time in history up to 2 losses. oh, well, how many feller crown in the big ferry for egypt if they get to win it again, senate go in that find it. and then based on sunday, i now if the february blues have already taken no hold for those in the northern hemisphere. well that it has the 1st a sy fy blockbuster of the year might offer a welcome escape. german director roland emmerich known as the master of disaster films like independence day and the day after to morrow delivered his latest apocalyptic a vision moon for the plot. that if nothing else is after this will b

. >> and i think we're going to play the guessing game as to what life cameron johnson front of good morning. could be it's the berkeley hills on the not that it matters. as you can see, any of it that low gray is sitting right across the east bay resulting in lower visibility stretching from santa rosa. >> livermore san jose out along the coastline to watch out for these foggy pockets this morning. definitely more of an impact that we've seen and quite as quite some time now, as we do see cool winds pushing in from the ocean that are only contributing to some fog that we're experiencing this morning. also going to contribute to a noticeable cool down this afternoon from the mostly cloudy and gray. start to the morning to a mostly sunny afternoon. we do have a change of pace just around the corner that will get us to some brighter skies. but we're going to be staying cool all day long. 40's and 50's for your current temperatures. oakland right at 50 degrees. santa rosa at 47, san francisco and san mateo as well as each. 49 later on today. daytime highs only in the 60's. now this is a

i think the fte, cameron greensill, thought was a good story.ate, very few journalists, lots of parties going on a very few journalist knew about it. you had it on your lap in a sense because on saturday, 20th 2020 the times published the story of the political editor, the policy editor and said borisjohnson celebrated his 56th birthday yesterday with a small gathering in the cabinet room, rishi sunak and a group of aides sang him happy birthday before they tucked into a unionjack cake. so back then you had what then became a huge story, how could you print it without realising it was incendiary? we missed it. what you think about that now? it's embarrassing. had you heard about parties at downing street before the mirror and itv publishers scoops? no, not from that when you mention. in that sense, you've heard of it but not recognised it as a party. i don't we put together, at that time that it was clashing at that time exactly with the instructions of the government. i think that's what happened, that's why we didn't spot it. and when you saw

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after the couple of ne his house at cameron, i have ended the tournament on a high note, they sailed fed place and they did so in a dramatic fashion. up again spoke in a faso and embarrassing error from keep an eye on nana sent the home side and at half time to nail down they then fell. 3 knelt behind in the 2nd half, cameron and then came alive. they pulled it back to 3. all saw strike a vincent elbow, bucker's scoring it too late goals. it went to penalties and anna managed to redeem himself as the host went on to wind. shoot out, o egypt tell only have advanced to the club a world cup semifinals, but their coach is not happy he's having to cope without his players who are representing egypt at the africa cup of nations. instead, the coyote base team at b mexican side monetary in upper darby mohamed, the honey getting on the score seat and the 2nd half a to sale the one know when i'll actually it will face brazilian cup are made us for place in the final if cats and fee for it or is games on top of $1.00 another it's, it's amazing. i mean, this is unbelievable how this happens. i m

nick gibb, former schools minister, said under david cameron, theresa may and then borisjohnson untile reshuffle last year. he has been writing in the daily telegraph this morning, there are a couple of significant things about this. first, he is not what you would call a westminster firebrand so i think his intervention is significant. the language he has used in this article is quite strong. he talked about it having been inaccurate to tell the house of commons that there was no party. he raises questions of trust. he concludes with comic to restore it trust we must remove the prime minister. now we know a number of his colleagues are mulling if they agree with that analysis, too. plenty of conservative mps don't, like for example the former cabinet minister liam fox, who has pointed to the fact that so by the threshold of 5a letters to trigger a confidence vote, 15% of the tory mps, hasn't been reached. yes, you've got some unhappy mps, yet they've not even reach the 15%. in other words, 85% of my colleagues are still willing to give the prime minister the benefit of the doubt. the

thank you so much to you both, cameron and chris. >>> we are just getting started here on the seconding bell. up next, we'll discuss the biggest opportunities in the banks ahead of the fed's rate hikes when we're joined by goldman sachs richard ramsden. >> plus, kohl's adopting a poison pill plan tistl get reaction from an acvi investor. we'll be back in a couple minutes. adapts to different oxygen levels and starved it. i am here because they switched off egfr gene mutation and stopped the growth of tumor cells. there's a place that's making one advanced cancer discovery after another for 75 years. i am here... i am here.... because of dana-farber. what we do here changes lives everywhere. i am here. . >>> welcome back bank stocks getting a boost after treasury yields jumped following the big jobs report. the banks index up around 6% so far this year. joining us now, richard ramsden from goldman sachs thanks for joining us. >> pleasure to be here good to see you. >> my first big picture question, and jpmorgan is a good bank, i think, to highlight it, which is how surprised were you

at just 11 years old, cameron white is a painter, designer and now a published author. >> you know hownk a lot, and then you get the big idea, and your idea comes to life. so that's what happened with my book. >> reporter: "coconut saves the day, the covid monster," is about a young girl on a mission to take down the virus. it's a story that hits close to home for the middle schooler. >> my grandfather, i believe it was 2021, he contracted covid and passed away. >> she hopes her book like the hero in it can light the world in a dark time. >> covid can bring depression, it can bring sadness. you still have to believe, you know, that this will be over with soon. >> meanwhile, a little further north in new york, hannah just launched a new club at her high school with a mission to help the hungry. >> in order to raise more awareness, we need to spread this message about hunger that's right in our community. i think that bringing this club to our school allows so many people to be involved. >> the club, feeding westchester at masters, is the latest in a long like of philanthropic endeavors,

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a public holiday synagogue beat egypt full to on penalties in the final and cameron after the match . and that no, no you're watching you w. news live from berlin up next. our doc film series, a filmmaker returns to her childhood. i'm in sorry if i'm allowed slacker in berlin . thanks very much for watching. take it. ah ah trailed your hand ah. can this become.

saw declared monday of public holiday, sunny isle beach, egypt for 2 on penalties in the final in cameron. after the match ended, neil neil you're watching d. w. news live from berlin up next is business with chelsea delaney. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching.

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las autoridades hablan de miles de migrantes que llegan a la frontera y son enviados refugios de cameron quienes administran este refugio >> más personas de nicaragua de guatemala >> también han sido que pedir autoridades migratorias la garantía de que dios liberados indicados son negativos para covid-19 por el reciente número de infecciones >> hablamos ahora de quien dice que en estados unidos se hace una práctica donde los hospitales del país se encargan de repatriar esto ocurre cómo cubrirá los gastos. >> [sonidos de ambiente] . >> un joven de 21 años por cuatro años diciembre se accidentó al volcarse la camioneta donde viajaba fue atendido en el centro médico de esa ciudad >> dicen que lo van a mandar de regreso en próximos días pudiera trasladar al joven para que continúe con su rehabilitación >> que le van a sacarle el hospital pero el caso es una práctica donde muchos hospitales encargan de repatriar y queridos porque no tienen un estado legal en el país o no cuentan con seguro médico piden a la familia evitar la repatriación de elso >> necesitamos el apoyo correspondiente posible

michael cameron, history professor at the catholic university of america, we're going to leave it there. but thank you so much for coming onto the show. thank you for having me. let's take a look at some other world news headlines at this hour. a u. s. military probe has found that the suicide bombing that toward the couple airport during the evacuation of afghanistan was not preventable when he resources on hand. over $170.00 after guns and 13 us troops died in the august attack. the investigation also included that the single islamic state bomber acted on into the inner court or area of madagascar in bracing for a powerful cycling forecast to hit the islands east coast on saturday. authorities more in the tropical storms. impact could be severe, with winds of almost 200 kilometers and our gas car are still really some deadly flooding after heavy rainfall. in brief and over $100000.00 dead fish and spotted off the french coast built into the atlantic ocean from a large fishing vessel. the owner has blamed spell on a broken nach environmentalist accused the trawler of illegally dumping