know is that he is in a coma we've seen pictures of him being carried into the airplane in a covered gurney an enclosed gurney he is certainly stable enough to fly but his family spokesperson is saying that obviously it's not just a trip for him to get better but it is a trip to save his life so his condition is still serious it appears ok so still in a serious condition i guess we should make it clear that it is that the german government is bringing novell needs to germany and in geo. so cinema for peace is a berlin based in geo a foundation they promote movies that are socially important politically involved and they also organize awards ceremonies for for movies they have already carried out the transport of. 2 years ago so they have almost an expertise in this field and it was vance you know who alerted them to know the situation on behalf of the family and who got cinema for peace involved this time to. ok julie on friday there was a tug of war between the russian doctors treating alexina valmy and the german doctors who wanted to bring him to berlin do we know what persuaded the russ

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the next thing i knew, i was on a gurney and it wasn't until they cut my clothes off of me, which includeda brand-new suit i was wearing for the first time, and then found the wound back appear where it had gone. in the pain had come when it had hit that seventh rib, and the pain came when it glanced off the rib, and then went on down through my long and about an inch from my heart. and that was about the time that they told me i had been shot. i had not known. >> thank you. >> we are going to have to run so -- >> yes. midway through his presidency in june of 1985, president reagan talked in the oval

just about that time my knees began to get rubbery and the next thing i knew i was on a gurney and it wasn't until they cut my clothes off me, which included a brand new suit i was wearing for the first time, and then found the wound back up here where it had gone in. the pain had come when it hit that seventh rib. and the pain came when it glanced off the rib and then went on down through my lung and ended about an inch from my heart. and that was about the time then that they told me i had been shot. i hadn't known it. >> thank you. >> okay. you're going to have time for photographs but really have to run. >> yes. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> well, listen. thank you all. >> i am very grateful. >> thank you very much. >> week nights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight gettysburg college professor timothy shannon examines colonial era diplomatic ties between european settlers and the iroquois confederacy of the eastern great lakes region. he describes what treaty meetings may have looked l

hospital capacity and supplies to make sure we didn't end up like italy where there were people dying in gurneys and waiting rooms. president trump made sure that we had enough ventilators, used the defense production act. we now are on track to have over 200,000 ventilators produced this year. and no american who needed a ventilator didn't get a ventilator. i think we've done much better than italy in regards to how we handled this. and right now i think we're making great progress on a vaccine. we had the fastest vaccine to go to a phase three trial. we have six candidates that were producing. so hopefully we'll get to the phase very soon where we have the view oaccine out there and able to clean up the aftermath of what this global pandemic has caused not only to america but to the rest of the world. >> i will just point out, jared, that the united states has been averaging about a thousand deaths a day over these past several weeks. italy has been averaging about three deaths a day over these past few weeks. they're clearly on a much better track than we are. i want to play a clip. this is a

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the first one is good news related to the addition of the wheelchair gurney van for the transportation benefit. we did confirm that we will have the capability of adding this enhancement as of september 1st, 2020 so ahead of schedule. we will be working with director yant and her team on the implementation and roll out of this addition. so that is good news. the next couple of updates are related to our work around contact tracing and our support to address systemic racism and kaiser has committed to grant funding to the public-health institute and and hired from within communities that have been disproportionately effected by covid-19 and such as the black and latino communities and will support the work of local public-health departments. it will help facilitate opening for businesses and schools. additionally, kaiser is providing investments and grant funding to address the systemic racism and lack of economic opportunities that have per sited and prevented communities of color from achieving total health. as the next step towards supporting these communities, we will provide suppor

a career politician who has taken variety of positions on variety of issues and they got him on a gurneytic party is going to become in post biden era. biden says he's a transitional figure. harris understands this and the president of the united states should be openly campaigning that joe biden will probably not be around to finish second term and probably not even first term. it's trump versus harris and it should be trump versus harris. steve: i heard so many pundits talk in the last 12 hours or so how she was the safest pick when you look at it because she was the attorney general in california and she ran for state office and she was vetted during the presidential campaign, but really when you -- when you look at her record as you have explained, she's not that safe a pick at all. ben: i'm bewildered by the conventional wisdom that she's a safe pick. zero black support in the primaries, she doesn't bring enthusiasm to the ticket. she doesn't bring any level of charm to the ticket. she's actually kind of awful in debate once you get past the first punch. i don't know what she brings

the next thick i knew it was on a gurney. the next thing it wasn't until they cut my clothes off me and found the wound back up here where it had gone in. it hit the 7th rib and the pain came when it glanced off the rib. then went on down through my lung and ended an inch from my heart. and that was about the time then they told me i had been shot. i hadn't known it. >> thank you. >> you're going to have time for photographs. >> thank you. >> weeknight this is month, we're featuring "american history tv" programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight, gettysburg professor timmy shannon examines diplomatic ties between settlers and the confederacy of the eastern great lakes region. he describes what treaty meetings may is looked like and the importance of exchanging gifts. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. enjoy "american history tv," this week and every weekend on c-span 3. you're watching "american history tv" every b weekend on c-span 3 explore our nation's past. c-span 3, create bi