ucsf is doing this and we know they'll take a holistic approach with that, we want to introduce dr robertostility who's the chair of the epidemiology will continue the conversation thank you >> thank you on exciting moment for me i'm a physician and taken care of of physicians most of my life and an epidemiologist and concerned about the population that led me working with allen and others which is other people have said really a unique initiative in the acceptance that that is bringing together all aspects of health interested parties in san francisco to do something that is really hard and complex and only done if we have a collective impact on the process cancer is the number one killer in san francisco as allen said by car more important as a public health medical on or about than other problems might maybe 13 hundred san franciscans die every year from some sort of cancer and 4 thousand plus new cases every year so in one sense it is is manageable number and a big number we shouldn't have a tolerant in a city with the kind of resources and expertise and willingness to work together a

c span video library is an easy way to search and view c-span programs, to help with its use is dr robertrowning, the executive director of the archives. >> go to cspan.org, the main site. look at the front page. on the left are hearings and presidential events of that day, and the political campaign events. righted underneath that on the left is a link that says recent events, and they appear in the order they were on the network. you can search for a person's name. every person, 117,000 people have pagers that contain their video, and on that page is a link, a search box. you put in a word. let's say you want two of jackson lee, and you put in a word - let's say they talked about climate change. >> memories of the congressional black caucus tomorrow will receive signatures and public statements of those demanding this body support president obama's clean power plant. >> speaking on the floor, talking about that, in those words, and that will get you to particular small

ucsf is doing this and we know they'll take a holistic approach with that, we want to introduce dr robertostility who's the chair of the epidemiology will continue the conversation thank you >> thank you on exciting moment for me i'm a physician and taken care of of physicians most of my life and an epidemiologist and concerned about the population that led me working with allen and others which is other people have said really a unique initiative in the acceptance that that is bringing together all aspects of health interested parties in san francisco to do something that is really hard and complex and only done if we have a collective impact on the process cancer is the number one killer in san francisco as allen said by car more important as a public health medical on or about than other problems might maybe 13 hundred san franciscans die every year from some sort of cancer and 4 thousand plus new cases every year so in one sense it is is manageable number and a big number we shouldn't have a tolerant in a city with the kind of resources and expertise and willingness to work together a

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dr. robert browning, executive directory. >> go to cspan.org and look on the front page. on the left side are all the hearings and the presidential events of that day and the political campaign events and then right underneath that on the left side p is a link that says, recent events. they appear in the order they were on the network. you can search for a person's name. every person, 117,000 people have pages that contain all their video. on that page is a link, a search box. you put in a word. so let's say you want sheila jackson lee and you put in a word. they talked about climate change. >> members of the congressional black caucus tomorrow will receive the signatures and public statements of those demanding that this body fully support president obama's kleen power plant. >> let's say you want ted poe will speak a lot on the floor. he talked about iraq. put in those words and then that will get you to particular small pieces, almost like paragraphs where they made their remarks. >> the soldiers were members of the third battalion 16th field army regiment, the first c

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ucsf is doing this and we know they'll take a holistic approach with that, we want to introduce dr robertostility who's the chair of the epidemiology will continue the conversation thank you >> thank you on exciting moment for me i'm a physician and taken care of of physicians most of my life and an epidemiologist and concerned about the population that led me working with allen and others which is other people have said really a unique initiative in the acceptance that that is bringing together all aspects of health interested parties in san francisco to do something that is really hard and complex and only done if we have a collective impact on the process cancer is the number one killer in san francisco as allen said by car more important as a public health medical on or about than other problems might maybe 13 hundred san franciscans die every year from some sort of cancer and 4 thousand plus new cases every year so in one sense it is is manageable number and a big number we shouldn't have a tolerant in a city with the kind of resources and expertise and willingness to work together a

dr. robert browning, executive director of the c-span archives. and look outan.org on the front page. on the left side are all hearings, and the presidential events of that day, political campaign events. and then right underneath that on the left side is a link that says recent events. with its use is dr. robert browning, executive director of the c-span archives. >> go to c-span.org and look out on the front page. on the left side are all hearings, and the presidential events of that day, political campaign events. and then right underneath that on the left side is a link that says recent events. they appear in the order they were on the network. you can search for a person's pagesevery person has that contain all the video. on that page is a link, a search box where you put in words. let's say you want sheila ,ackson lee, you put in a word with say they talked about climate change. >> members of the congressional black caucus tomorrow will receive the signatures of public statements of those demanding that this body. for president obama's clean power plant. , who talks ted poe abou

dr. robert watkins' third time performing surgery on gronk's henrich, fox25 news. >>> a man in his set of are under going surgery for a violent home invasion. three men busted into the brockton home and tied a man up using his own suspenders. the men beat him and shocked him with a taser as they repeatlily where the gold was. took the man five hours to get him free and to call for help once the men left. we spoke he can clue sievely with the victim from his hospital bed. -- exclusively with the victim from i can't be bouncing off the damn floor. pulled on my suspenders and finally i got them off. it wasn't easy. i found a knife there and i cut them the victim will have surgery and the robbers are on the run. >>> in ludlow and sharon had it happened with a shooting at the econo lodge. one guest told fox25 that he opened the door of his room to find heavily armed officers on the other side >> the next thing you know there is a ar-15 pointed in my face, pistols and all this stuff, i am naked now getting out of the shower. and crazy. >> sara: students at three schools were kept inside during

dr. robert watkins. rob did not return to action sunday after that play against the jets. proceeded to walk off the field, and where i saw him very gingerly in the concourse walking after the game. you can't forget this hit from earl thomas on the 13th. is it possible it was done on that play? no matter when it happened gronk is out for at least two months. earlier today i interviewed robert kraft for sunday's pregame show. he talked about dealing with adversity. >> it's like life or business. the teams that do the best are the ones that have the best mental toughness and can persevere through adversity. of course, that's so important for success in any field. back at the 2001 team, but funny how it's applicable to the 2016 team. i'll be interested to see how the patriots deal with this report tomorrow morning. no statement expected tonight. bill belichick will address the media on friday morning. we, of course, will be there for you. >> the patriots it's always the next man up, right? that man is martellus bennett. they signed bennett in the off-season, and that's a great

dr. robert watkins with operate on his back. this is a major blow to the patriots offense and a major hurdle to clear on the road to super bowl li. gronk is a menace on the field when he can play. every reason to believe this will end his season. i can't imagine him rushing back to play after back surgery, even if it was the super bowl. terrible, tricky recovery for anyone, let alone someone who puts his body on the line every time he suits up to bennett was back on the field practicing. tom brady and edelman were out there. the 4-7 rams come to town this weekend. the patriots try to go 10-2. that type of record is commonplace in 2016 and it's bha we expect from the pats. in 2001 those expectations were a little different. robert kraft for sunday's pregame show. he reflected on the power of winning that first super bowl championship. >> red, white and blue shortly after 9/11, so in a we represented the country in many ways. >> that's where this phrase came from. we're looking at it. >> we're all patriots, and tonight the patriot

dr. robert watkins have performed surgery on gronk's back. live in foxboro, michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> man in his 70s is under going surgery after a violent home invasion. three men busted into the brockton home and tied the man up using his own suspenders. the men beat him and shocked repeatedly asked him where the cold was. took the man five hours to get free and call police once those men left. we spoke exclusively with the victim from his hospital bed. >> i am 72, i can't be pouncing off the damn floor. i just pulled on my suspenders as hard as i could and i finally got them off. it wasn't easy. i had a knife and found it and cut them off. >> gene: the victim will be having hip surgery this morning. loose. >>> a trial date has been set for the mother of a murdered toler, bella bond. rachel bond's attorney and nor a status hearing. she is scheduled it return to court next month to prepare for her february 22 trial. they believe bond was an accessory in her daughter's murder. they believe her boyfriend killed the child by punching her

dr. robert watkins will perform surgery on gronk's back in his career. gronk hurt his back against the jets and patriots released joint statement with the gronk family saying, quote, with the help of the patriots medical staff along with the consultation of several medical experts, it has been best long-term interest to undergo surgery to address his lower back injury. rob is expected to have surgery friday. we do not and remainder of 2016 season and friday's surge before making a final determination. >> lose great player and i d accomplish. and wishing him the very best and hope get better as soon as possible. >> patriots chairman and robert kraft did not directly the injury in interview with our sports director tom leyden and 3 before the back injury this season. gronk's career the herald counted the patriots record as 77 and 21 with the talented tight end on the field and 15-17 without. dominant, not as dominant as when gronk plays. all eyes now how the patriots will respond on sunday. live in foxborough, i'm michael henrich, back to their start tight

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dr. robert hardaway said about the left for college -- electoral college. professor robert hardaway is with us from denver. he is a professor at the university of denver. thank you for being with us. guest: very pleased to be here, thank you. host: let's elaborate on what you wrote and what we have seen since november 8 and until today, the so-called hamilton electors preventing donald trump from becoming our 45th president. hamilton for ate lot of things that he said in the federalist papers. one of the things he advocated was for eliminating states and just like russia, have lines across the country. monarchicalcated a president who would be elected for life. but none of those proposals weren't ever adopted, of course. genius as he was in terms of the thencial -- creating financial integrity of the united states, none of those suggestions were adopted. he did say the electors should be outstanding people from the community. but of course every state now, since 1876, have said we will allow the people of their state to elect me a look doors who are pledged

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dr. robert browning, executive director of the c-span archives. whichto www.c-span.org, is the main website. look on the front page on the left side are all the hearings as a presidential events of that day, political campaign events, and right underneath that on the left side is a link that says recent events. they appear in the order that they were on the network. you can search for a person's 170,000ery person, people have pages that contain all their video. and on that page is a search box and you put in a word. find say you want to sheila jackson lee. put in climate change. >> members will receive the signatures and public statements of those demanding that this body fully support president obama's clean power plants. want -- or if you want a talk about iraq. put in those words and that will pick up small pieces, almost like paragraphs where they made their remarks. >> the soldiers were members of italian combat team of the first cavalry division. these american soldiers for volunteers that's for to protect the united states. >> across the to

dr. robert browning, executive director of the c-span archives. >> go to c-span.org, the main site and look on the front page. on the left side are all the hearings and presidential events of that day, and the political campaign events. right underneath that on the left side is a link that says "recent events." they appear in the order they were on the network. you can search for a person's name. every person has pages that contain all their video. on that page is a link, a search box. you put in the word. put ins say you want to a word. they talked about climate change. >> members of the congressional black congress -- conference tomorrow will receive signatures and public statements of those demanding this body fully support president obama's clean power plant. >> ted poe will speak on the floor and talk about black. smallill get you to pieces, almost like paragraphs, where they made the remarks. >> the soldiers remembered of the third battalion, 16th field armored regiment of the first cavalry division. these american soldiers were volunteers that swore to protect the united states. >> a

dr. robert browning, executive director of the c-span archives. >> go to c-span.org, which is the main siteand look on the front page. on the left side are all the hearings and the presidential events of that day and the political campaign events. and then right underneath that, on the left side, is a link that says "recent events." and they appear in the order that they were on the network. you can search for a person's name. every person, 117,000 people have pages that contain all their video. and on that page is a link, a search box, and you put in a word. so let's say you want sheila jackson-lee. and then you put in a word, let's say they talked about climate change. >> members of the congressional black caucus tomorrow will receive the signatures and public statements of those demanding that this body fully support president obama's clean power plant. >> if you want ted poe, he talked about iraq. put in those words, that will get you to particular spamall pieces, almost like paragraphs, where they made their remarks. >> the soldiers, second armored brigade team of the first cavalry dec

dr. robert browning, the executive director of the c-span archives. >> the main site is c-span.org.k on the front page. on the left side are all of the and the presidential evidence of that day, political campaign events. right underneath that on the left side is a link that says recent events. they appear in the order they were on the network. you can search for a person's 117,000ery person, people have pages that contain all of their video. on that page is a link, a search box, you put in a word. let's say you want sheila jackson lee, and then you put in -- let's say they talked about climate change. tomorrow, members of the congressional black caucus will receive the signatures and statements demanding that this body supports president obama's clean power plan. >> if you want ted poe speaking on the house floor talking about iraq, put in those words, and that will get you to particular small pieces, almost like paragraphs, were they made the remarks. >> the soldiers were part of the second armored or gated combat team of the first cavalry division. american soldiers were voluntar

ucsf is doing this and we know they'll take a holistic approach with that, we want to introduce dr roberttility who's the chair of the epidemiology will continue the conversation thank you >> thank you on exciting moment for me i'm a physician and taken care of of physicians most of my life and an epidemiologist and concerned about the population that led me working with allen and others which is other people have said really a unique initiative in the acceptance that that is bringing together all aspects of health interested parties in san francisco to do something that is really hard and complex and only done if we have a collective impact on the process cancer is the number one killer in san francisco as allen said by car more important as a public health medical on or about than other problems might maybe 13 hundred san franciscans die every year from some sort of cancer and 4 thousand plus new cases every year so in one sense it is is manageable number and a big number we shouldn't have a tolerant in a city with the kind of resources and expertise and willingness to work together and

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. >>> awarded last night, robin roberts begin the sports broadcasting dr inducted into the sports broadcasting hall of fame. she was a pioneer at espn, spending 15 years there. robin revealed tennis player. so even though she didn't make that happen, we say she did pretty well. >> we say congratulations. >> huge, well deserved. >> yep. >>> a soccer fan from afghanistan is back in the news after receiving the thrill of a lifetime. so this photo of the then 5-year-old boy went viral in january. he's wearing a messi jersey made from a plastic bag. well, messi sent him a real jersey saying pick me. this week, it happened. the two met in qatar, and now the 6-year-old superman would not leave messi's side and took part in a pre-match ceremony. see how he bolted there towards him? like, okay, go ahead, and the kid's, like, nope, i'm good, i'm good right here. stay here all game. >> it's great to see messi do that. that's something that ronaldo would do. >> yes, he things for children in need. >> for himself. no. we love ronaldo and messi, but a beautiful moment. >> it is, indeed. >> yeah. >> see, foc

robert pigott, bbc news. drp and author of how to dismantle the nhs in 10 easy steps. there is a narrative of progression, a manufactured crisis in which the key factors are really cuts and privatisation and that is accelerating and meaning the nhs is getting worse. it is notjust a recycled picture, it is heading on a one—way route of privatisation, u nfortu nately. the nhs says services are on track to get an extra £21; billion the nhs says services are on track to get an extra £21; billion in real terms. is that the answer? we need more funding and investment, as a report from deloitte pointed out. gp budget, as a proportion of the overall budget, is down. that will help. we need to be careful with the accounting tricks with these numbers because we heard during the general election about an extra £8 billion for the nhs and we know that translates as £22 billion in cuts to meet the funding gap. we need to analyse those figures carefully. we need more funding but ultimately we are going to need to look at these

two years after robert went to prison, rosenfield opened the mail and found a letter from, of all people, rocky fugett. >> dr. mr. rosenfield, i have some information about robert that i think can be awfully beneficial. you're welcome to come visit me. >> snail mail. rest assured, steve rosenfield's drive to the prison was much quicker. >>> coming up -- >> help is on the way from inside prison walls. and outside -- >> this is one of the most intense interrogations that i've ever seen. >> that interrogation would soon be key to the case. >> i can't lie about the evidence. >> he's lying about lying. when "dateline extra" continues. >>> benjamin netanyahu accused the obama administration of issuing last week's resolution of the israeli settlements and demanding it be passed. israel is summoning the ambassadors of ten nations to jerusalem including the u.s. to reprimand them for that u.n. vote. >>> russian officials say they cannot rule out terror as the cause of today's military plane. that crash killed 92 people. now back to "dateline extra." >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. despite his c

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robert pigott reports. hello, mrs richardson? come on in, i'm dr helen. come on through, come and have a seat. has been struggling to make routine appointments within three to four weeks at her surgery in lichfield. winter is increasing the demand on a health service already under year—round pressure. gps warn that their service is stretched desperately thin and lengthening waiting times could pose a serious risk to patients. firstly, there just aren't enough gps out there, we don't have enough clinicians in the workforce. but also, we haven't got enough nurses and other healthcare professionals, too. so the problem this winter is as bad as it's ever been. and that's a real worry. gps currently see more than 1.3 million patients every day and there are now 60 million more consultations every year than there were just five years ago. the doctor is available wednesday 11th. like other gps, the doctors at central surgery in rugby have found themselves caring increasingly forfrail, elderly people and patients with complex, long—term illnesses. it's helped add 16% to gps' workload in the last seven

dr. besser at the table. more on their story in a moment. first that "jinx" bombshell of robert durst.eal estate heir made famous in "the jinx" now awaiting trial in los angeles for the 2000 murder of his close friend susan berman. dan abrams joins us. it shows an interview with him just after his arrest in 2015. in it he claims he was on drugs during the filming of "the jinx." let's take a look. >> fill a whole long weekend when i did the interviews for "the jinx," i was on some meth and when i looked at the little pieces of it i was going like, this and like that and it was -- it should have been obvious. >> so he says he was on meth. why did the l.a. district attorney's office release that tape? >> it came up in the context of a court filing. basically the prosecutors are arguing that this tape should be admitted into evidence. the defense is saying that it was improper. that it wasn't a voluntary statement and for now prosecutors are saying to the judge, can you review all of the evidence to determine what might be admissible and what not. but let's take a step back and think about

dr. j in a while. >> creative people in the control room. that serves as a warning to everybody. >> yes, sir. >> with mr. robertsff camera. i do it on camera. >> i wasn't talking about that. all right. >>> let's show you the market. dow is negative. trying to get to 20,000. thought we hit it earlier. eric with what history says about that milestone and others. >> the dow has been struggling to get over 20,000. now the fourth day since we crossed 19. this could be a self-fulfilling prophecy that we don't get over 20 k, we may struggle to get there for a while. let's look at a few examples. the dow crossed 4900, no stopping it. consider the move to 15 ,000, we blew right by 14,900 and hit 15,000 on the same day, holding a close two days later. we hit 9900 and then had to wait three trading days to touch 10,000, but then had to wait 12 trading days to close above 10k, including a close of 9997 and 2625 before coming back. here we are at day four, this could be the make or break day. >> doesn't look so good. why the trouble, you think? out of breath? market needs a breather? >> the market of stocks. it is not an ind

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