arise, monitoring of this is happening, monitoring is carried out even at the level of the health care departmenthealth department, but i know that moscow is sensitive to this, and genetic monitoring of those variants is carried out are revealed. and if, god forbid , something new happens, that is, here is a calendar, a national vaccination calendar, it is something that is already cast in bronze, exists all the time, or there is some kind of movement, no, of course there is, on the basis of which , absolutely everything is the same scheme, yes clinical studies, clinical studies, what to make a vaccine against, of course, as soon as it is decided as simply as for covid, genetic monitoring, you identify the variant that becomes dominant, adapt the vaccine to this variant and ... use for here in your professional life, how often do changes occur, changes occur in the national vaccination calendar, practically does not happen, practically does not happen, that is, a stable thing that for decades is like, well, the only thing that is modified is the quality of vaccines, that’s it, where did what i sa

the department of health and social care say they do not comment on leaks but what we are hearing isting that smoking comes at quite a significant cost and in their response they have talked about the number of lives that are impacted by smoking and also the cost to the nhs and they say it costs the taxpayer billions of pounds as well so they've been quite clear, the department of health and social care that they are considering a range of measures they say to stop people from getting second hand smoke essentially and when you see a statement like that from the government, then essentially they are not denying they are looking at this, it means they are looking at this, it means they very much are looking at this but there are still a whole process to go before it would actually a reality. moving onto paris... the british prime minister sir keir starmer is meeting with emmanuel macron at the champs—elysees. what meeting with emmanuel macron at the champs-elysees-_ champs-elysees. what more did we find out about _ champs-elysees. what more did we find out about what _ champs-elysees.

so they've been quite clear. the department of health and social care, that they are considering a rangetting second—hand smoke essentially. and when you see a statement like that from the government, then essentially they're not denying that they're looking at this means that they very much are looking at this, but there is still a whole process to go through before it would actually become a reality. the paralympics are under way in paris. a spectacular opening ceremony marked the start of the paris 2024 paralympics games as athletes paradaed along the iconic champs elysee to place de la concorde. the head of the international paralympic committee, andrew parsons, told the crowd he wanted the games to be an "inclusion revolution". the first gold medals will be awarded in the comning hours in swimming, cycling and taekwondo. sally hurst is in the french capital for us and attended last night's opening ceremony. there were tens of thousands of spectators packing out the place de la concorde last night in a spectacular opening ceremony. the stage was full of disabled dancers and performer

department for humanitarian activities, which implements programs, including the improvement of children's health at home and abroad. the department also has a children's health camp planeta under its control. yes, caring health and quality of life of little belarusians is one of the most important tasks of adults, because our children are our continuation, our future. yes, there has been progress, yes, invisible miracles, sank to the depths and rose to the skies, sweaty klopoty. the run has stopped, robots are cradle, not man, but forgotten klopoty, will stop after all, robots are cradle, not man, what progress has come to, what progress has come to, there was a time pobres. there was a time mavrez, and now walk around the world, you want to sing, you don't want to sing, but forgotten globota, but forgotten globota, the run has stopped, stop brek, robots are blazing, only man, here forgotten kloboty, but forgotten klopaty, stopped singing, stopped after all, robots are smiling. happy man, the sun is shining above us, not life, but grace, those who are responsible for us, it's high time to understand, those who are in charge of us, it's high time... to understand, we are little children, we want to go

care. >> great point. sonata the director of our office for civil rights at the department of health and human services, melody. >> thank you, mr. secretary, sacajawea. among officers who worked at the is department health and human services. my deputy bricks of rights and health care and to protect medical privacy. so those are two pretty big jobs especially right now, thanks to the leadership of secretary and vice president harris we and around the country having conversations with patients and providers and students and advocates, at a lot of those stories stick with me at night and sugar stick with the vice president and the secretary and the second gentleman. they don't go away. hearing someone say they couldn't get care, they had to in the car with with the bt more is pretty barbaric. that's why i'm so proud were able to do all the work we're doing. as some of you i shared my story earlier this year. i was privileged enough to ivf. i became pregnant with twins. i know some is make a face. i suffered a miscarriage, it's awful. then i was fortunate enough to have safe legal abortion care in maryland. at no

health care posts. mrs. nehobandian said: "in this period of time, 566 polio vaccines were injected for people who intend to enter the country." according to the head of the communicable diseases department of the health vice-chancellor of mashhad university of medical sciences, 80,878 people underwent this care and this process. the journey continues until the end of the last decade of the month. this is the end of this news section and thank you for your support. hello, my name is jacqueline. i am a journalist and from i am america. i walked from najaf to karbala and visited imam hussain's shrine. it was a very beautiful experience. all the time i was walking from najaf to karbala, there were many places to rest, lots of food. the hospitality of iraqi people is unbelievable. finally, my arbaeen walk ended when i reached imam hossein's shrine. they have a place to rest and this service is for millions of pilgrims who come here. this was really interesting to me. this service was very parallel and it was the most beautiful thing i witnessed in my trip. i strongly recommend everyone to visit arbaeen to come whether they are muslim or not, to witness the hospitality of iraqis in a beautifu

the department of health and social care told the bbc too many cancer patients are waiting too long for determined to change that by hitting all nhs cancer waiting times within the next five years. leigh milner, bbc news. in scotland, the edinburgh festival fringe is well underway. over the three and a half weeks of the event artists from 58 countries are putting on more than 52,000 performances — from comedy to caberet, and music to magic. this week is the final week. 0ur reporter meghan 0wen is in edinburgh and spoke to me earlierfrom one of the performance areas. well, we're at a slightly drizzly edinburgh fringe outside the circus hub, and you might be able to see behind. well, you can see behind. we've got performers from the kung fu dance and circus ready to show us a taster of their show. now, this is recreating the classical lion dance and chinese opera as contemporary performance. well, i'mjoined by the artistic director. thank you forjoining us. just talk to me about the act and what you are bringing to edinburgh fringe. uh, this show, we started off as a solo in 2016, and now

care in a timely manner. in a statement kron 4 on wednesday, the hospital said our emergency department remains open and fully capable of taking care of your health care needs. now at the trauma center at regional does close down the next closest level, 2 trauma center is at valley medical center. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> san jose officers arrested a 16 year-old boy who they say is connected to a carjacking. happened just after one 30 this morning in the south side of the city. police say they stopped the teen in the area who had this loaded gun in his possession. the stolen car was returned to the victim. the 16 year-old boy was booked into juvenile hall for charges, including carjacking. >> in sandra fell 3 teenagers accused of brutally assaulting someone in june are now in juvenile hall. officers say the assault happened in the area of playa del rey in the canal neighborhood. the 3 teenage boys assaulted the victim with brass knuckles. the victim was taken to the hospital. police shared these photos of the weapons along with other guns found inside the car. they say during yesterday's arrest and automated

revealed such painful facts that they do there, that now inspections in the health care system, organized by various departmentsbe avoided. in order to convey the full severity of the working days of the security guards of the novosibirsk gynecology, one of visitors decided to turn on the phone camera at the entrance. are you asking what the hell, who are you? the security guard standing on his feet with wide eyes obscenely demanded an explanation from the woman, his colleague, inspired by alcohol, who...

england's department of health and social care says the national health service is flawed. and the foreign secretary claims he wants to work with young doctors to rebuild the national health service and improve working conditions. tom hopes to return to the nhs one day, but only when he thinks he can do better for his patients. thank you for being with us. a large iranian house, a well-equipped house. and digital expertise opened in an area of ​​over 5,000 square meters in sarai irani in qom. all kinds of mobile phones , personal computers, tablets, game devices and other digital accessories at incredible prices and long -term deals. a digital equipped house in the big iranian house, qom agha , aren't you looking for long-term deals with lower fees? don't you want all the equipment you buy to be original? . don't you want everything you buy to be at a low price , aren't you looking for a place that has both long-term features and comfortable conditions? i mean , aren't you looking for a discount ? why, by the way? home, where, where, where, city, home appliances, city , home appliances, sp

the department of health and social care says the nhs is flawed and the foreign secretary says he wants to work with young doctors to rebuild the nhs and improve working conditions. tom hopes to one day join the nhs. he will return, but only when he thinks he can do better for his patients. anti-muslims and immigrants started violent protests in this country. protesters of racism also came to the streets and held a peaceful demonstration to condemn the violence of extreme right-wing anti-muslim groups. the british prime minister blamed anti-muslim and anti-immigrant groups for causing a wave of violence condemned in the country and asked the police to take strong measures to deal with this issue. after britain left the european union in 2016 and tightened anti-immigration laws, the climate of hatred and xenophobia has increased in this country. protests in bangladesh have disrupted the production of this country, which is one of the largest garment exporters in the world. 83% of bangladesh's exports are garments. there are 40,000 garment production houses operating in this country, and

care are working with the war correspondent. this was reported by the capital's department of health. the footage distributed by the department shows that the reporter was taken to the medical facility by helicopter. yevgeny is conscious and is currently in intensive care, where doctors will conduct the necessary tests before starting treatment. tanks, armored personnel carriers, combat vehicles infantry a large number of armored vehicles kazak. ukrainian militants attacked the correspondent with a drone in the vicinity of the city of sudzha. evgeny had just finished a live broadcast, he was driving a car. the explosion caused the car to fly into a ditch and catch fire. members of poddubny's film crew were not injured. he was immediately taken to the intensive care unit of the kursk regional hospital. but how did he come to? according to the war correspondent's health , he had burns and a craniocerebral injury. in serious but stable condition, before being sent to the capital, evgeny recorded a short video message: everything will be fine, excellent doctors, in general, they do their j

health care services to pilgrims. the pre-hospital emergency department of kermasha medical university is at the service of esteemed pilgrims with a fleet of 120 devices. kermanshah gate of karbala welcomes the pilgrims of imam hussain (peace be upon him) these days . perisanias khosravi qasr shirin international border news agency: increase of 9 daily electricity consumption compared to the same period last year. the director of the operation and control center of the country's power grid said: even on friday, which was a holiday, the daily electricity consumption had an unusual increase. according to mr. jamshidi, it is expected that today's electricity consumption will be approx. it is considered a new installation in daily electricity consumption. on average , 3,000 megawatts are added to the electricity demand every hour, or 50 megawatts per minute, which is equivalent to 5 cement factories of 10 megawatts per minute. so we are very steep because of this. we ask dear people to help us with consumption management to prevent this upward slope and stop the attack. extreme heat continues in the cities of the southern half.

the department of health and social care say they do not comment on leaks but what we are dealing ishem suggesting that smoking comes at quite a significant cost and end the response they have talked about the number of lives that are impacted by smoking and the cost to the nhs. they say it cost the taxpayer billions of pounds as well. we have been quite clear that they are considering a range of measures to stop people from getting second—hand smoke essentially and when you see a statement like that from the government then they are not denying that they are looking at this means the very much are looking at it but there is still a process to go through for that becomes a reality. what have you heard from the opposition as well as other parties and reaction to this? the opposition as well as other parties and reaction to this?— and reaction to this? the son who first reported _ and reaction to this? the son who first reported the _ and reaction to this? the son who first reported the suggested - and reaction to this? the son who i first reported the suggested there is some internal

health improvement. my name is natalia falevich, i am the head of the marketing department of the sosny sanatorium, where for almost 50 years we have been taking care of your rest and health. my every working day is different from previous and from the next, starts at 8 am. i bend a semicircle near lake narach, that is, it is already a charge of such positive energy, such beauty, natural charm, so you arrive at work in a good mood. directly under my command are specialists in the sale of vouchers. also , the employees of my department are administrators. the first impression of our institution upon arrival is formed precisely from communication with administrators. the work of the administrator is not only the moment of registration of the guest and issuance him the keys to the room. work with the guest continues throughout their stay. the administrator is like, say, an information desk. is there a pharmacy on the premises. there is no pharmacy on the premises. well, our sanatorium is loved, sanatorium treatment, its prototype is generally very ancient, a type of pastime, in belarus the first mention of this type of treatment dates back to 1514, in

care in a timely manner. in a statement to kron 4 on wednesday, the hospital said our emergency department remains open and fully capable of taking care of your health care needs. now at the trauma center at regional does close down the next closest level, 2 trauma center is at valley medical center. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> and there it is. new video from the park fire today. this video was taken by firefighters who are working to contain the fire in millcreek. that's into him. a county this fire has now burned more than 420,000 acres. it's 34% contained. more than 600 buildings have been destroyed by this fire. so far and evacuation orders are still in place. >> what a monster fire calm here in the day. not a bad day. as we look live at the san mateo bridge. but kyla things have been so rough just a few hours north and east of us. >> yeah, that's right. and in fact, i want to take a look at the weather right now. 106 degrees. and you can see red bluff right now at 104. so obviously, that's very difficult firefighting, whether they've also had a little wind there between about 10 11 miles per hour out of the s

. >> project 2025 with the department of health and human services the department of life explicitly resdwrekting the notion that abortion is health care existence of the comstock act which trump could use to ban abortions nationwide without the need for congressional action and trump's previously bragging about terminating roe v. wade, we don't believe you all. that is except for the national review which posted this very sad article over the weekend including their godhead of abandoning his pro-birth followers and harrison butker to beseech j.d. vance to pull a mike pence without the hanging part and drag trump back on to team gilead. trump and vance have clearly seen the enemy, and it is not just former president obama who brk his brain last week and mrs. obama's powerful speech hit tiktok, no, the real enemy is kamala harris. it was her running mate, coach walz is launching a bus tour across georgia on wednesday concluding with a thursday rally around savannah. trump can't seem to figure out how to deal with kamala harris and the voters that she and coach wallace are attracting to their upbeat campaign, particularly women. the poll

health care. because a new cases of m poke spots have been detected and focused on the health department. this says at least 2 people have contracts with the virus ones. when i solution in a show up, let's say the patients flew in from the united arab emirates. the recent impulse outbreak started in the democratic republic of congo last year and spread to neighboring countries. the wealth health organization has declared a global public health emergency come out of honda as more from some of that, the 3 passenger were coming from the united arab emirates were stopped. good for sure. all were at board of the which the head of the toner. do that, issued a statement saying that uh the, the word carrying the symptoms do, of course have been confirmed. do have the and fox, why it is the 3rd one. i've got the rating that it does reject being sent through the nation is to your developer here, and it's all about. so the national, combined and operation center have cards, has already issued. and there do, why is it a to ensure all preparedness in the face of this new threat? and that gives you an

we have a statement from the department of health and social care showing that this is under very serioussay that they don't comment on leaks but smoking claims 80,000 lives a year and costs taxpayers billions. it says that they are determined to protect children and nonsmokers from the harms of second—hand smoking. they are considering a range of measures to finally make britain smoke—free. we knew that we will get legislation because they inherited the rishi sunak legislation on smoking so it looks like at the least this is under very serious consideration. l under very serious consideration. i think a measure like this is likely to be _ think a measure like this is likely to be very— think a measure like this is likely to be very popular— think a measure like this is likely to be very popular with _ think a measure like this is likely to be very popular with the - think a measure like this is likely. to be very popular with the public. we always — to be very popular with the public. we always joke _ to be very popular with the public. we always joke that _ to be very popular with the p

care. this message is linked to the department of health. we continue.tin held a telephone conversation with the president of vietnam to lam. the russian leader congratulated his colleague on his election as general secretary of the central committee of the communist party of the country. the parties also confirmed their mutual commitment to developing a strategic partnership cooperation in various fields. in addition, the presidents discussed the implementation of the agreements reached during vladimir putin's visit to vietnam. the head of state positively assesses the interaction in the international arena, including taking into account russia's chairmanship of brics. now to the situation in the middle east. the ilivan hezbollah movement is ready to strike israel, regardless of iran's intentions. this is claimed by the cnn television channel. its sources in the intelligence services claim that. the attack will take place in the coming days, while tehran has not yet decided on retaliatory measures. victoria koroleva has the details. the unknown is frigh

a spokesperson for the department of health and social care said...st and doesn�*t have the energy to swim back where it needs to go. let�*s take a look at the tubes now — the bakerloo line is part suspended. a part closure on london overground. now onto the weather with kawser. hello there, good morning. well, it�*s a mild, muggy start to the day with some patches of mist and fog and a fair amount of cloud. some scattered showers, as well, but it does become drier and brighter as the day progresses. some of these showers in the east may be heavy or sharp in places. nothing compared with the thunderstorms we saw yesterday. much more in the way of drier, brighter weather by the afternoon, with sunshine and temperatures while reaching around the mid to high 20s, so staying very warm. a fine evening to come with some late spells of sunshine. but overnight tonight, more in the way of cloud builds and this cloud may be thick enough for some light rain or drizzle in places. it does stay mild and muggy as temperatures hold up at around 16 to 19 celsius. we d

department of health risking losing the services— department of health spokesperson covering england says the government inherited huge challenges in the hospice sector and is determined to shift more health careamilies received personalised care and the most appropriate setting. the welsh government has set money aside for hospices to draw on to fund wage increases. in scotland it is said to be a dialogue between the government and the hospice sector and something similar in northern ireland. whereas hospice uk argue the government at westminster in terms of care in england has not really engaged on this issue and unless there is urgent action there will be further cuts in services. the department of health covering england says there is definitely a desire to move resources from the hospital sector into community care to get closer to people's homes. but i think a lot of people will will be surprised at this key at the end of someone's life or for that only out is not wholly funded by the nhs. it is not wholly funded by the nhs. it is there's an app. the rest has to come from donations, unlike other parts of nhs care where it is fully available through hospitals and so on. here we have some

revealed such painful facts that are happening there that now checks in the health care system, organized by various departments, cannot be avoided, in order to convey the full severity of the working days of the security guards of the novosibirsk gynecology, one of visitors decided to turn on the camera of the phone at the entrance, are you asking who you are, the security guard, barely standing on his feet, with wide eyes, obscenely demanded an explanation from the woman, his colleague, inspired by alcohol, who... suddenly had an increased sense of self-importance, also joined the dialogue. what's the problem, that you're drunk, federal security service, what's the problem, federal security service is standing in front of you, and why are you drunk, security service? at that moment , the chop guard, who had transformed into a security officer, tried to resolve the issue by force of diplomacy, for this he used all his charisma and vocabulary. for what purpose did you come to this hospital? i have a daughter here, that's normal. realizing that eloquence is not their strong point, the guards went on the offensiv

health care workers. anytime i sit down in the emergence department i make a point to speak to my palestinian colleagues abouteriences. many of them have been kidnapped by israeli forces during the siege. they tell me horrifying accounts of torture that they suffered because they were health care workers. human rights watch recently released a report on this. their stories are out there. >> thank you for making time for us. >> thank you. ♪ >> more than one in five adults in the u.s. live with a mental illness. only about half receive treatment. we aimed to figure out the reasons why. >> the investigation found that many therapists who additionally had insurance networks needed of leaving because of difficulties getting reimbursed. that leaves a lot of patience paying out of pocket or being unable to access care. thank you so much for joining us. you and your colleagues interviewed hundreds of therapists. you found that it is insurers who alternately decide the link of care and who gets covered treatment. >> that is right. we wanted to understand why is it that even when you have insurance, it can be so hard t

health care in general. the idea was a success, and now there are 15 inpatient departments, 23 operating rooms, intensive care and therapy , more than 15,000 children will be treated and rehabilitated in the rashal center every year. anton talpa and yulia soboleva, ntv. this is the program. and today we are following the incoming messages, well, right now sports news from our colleagues smachtv. this is moscow, you know what i love most of all, when yours. from the world of sports, and we will also study the most interesting odds from bookmakersin. in russian football, the middle of this week is given over to a cup match, and in the action , fans can see not the grandees, but simpler clubs. one of these, the capital's veles , hosted the oldest media football team in the country, amkal. the avangard stadium in domodedovo near moscow was almost full. true, the fans did not see the main star of veles, one of the heroes of the unforgettable world cup of the eighteenth year, for... nikolay kutepov remained outside applications. however, most of the spectators came to amkal, and the media fans were not disappointed

care. the welsh government has offered more money to hospices. there have been talks in scotland and northern ireland. the department of healthim was to give everyone access to high—quality end—of—life care. hugh pym, bbc news. untreated sewage has been discharged continually for the last week into sites that flow into windermere in cumbria. the water company united utilities said the overflows are designed to work during heavy rainfall. campaigners say storm overflows are only supposed to occur in exceptional circumstances and the system should have been able to cope with recent weather. here's danny savage. windermere on a day like today always looks stunning. for much of august, though, it's been raining here and the water company responsible for sewage in the area says that's why effluent has been pumped into this lake in recent days. unfortunately, us reporting on sewage flowing into windermere is nothing new. but what is new is that real—time data is now available showing exactly when it's happening. and what that tells us is that for the last eight days, at some points around this lake, it's been going on continuously.

health care part of things. so, i don't want to speak outside of where i have any authority or a decision. >> so, we followed up with the defense department military families, including more than 3,100 children. two years after the spill, some residents have reported water with a smell or sheen. the navy is conducting daily tests at pearl harbor and says it is confident there is no fuel in the tap water. richelle dietz is still using bottled water. she and brittney traeger, along with the other military families, are awaiting a judge's decision in their lawsuit. >> what is the remedy that you want? >> in our family, it's restoring my faith in our nation. >> that's a big thing to say. >> there's a body of government that failed, that contaminated our water, they lied to us, they did not protect us, and they did not intervene. and accountability looks like a lifelong care plan for me, my family, and the people affected. and that will restore my faith in my nation. >> does red hill still pose a threat to honolulu? >> this was a disaster waiting to happen. >> at 60minutesovertime.com. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i

correspondent evgeny poddubny was taken to the sklefasovsky institute of emergency care, this is moscow, the moscow health department. sasha, regarding the kursk region. unfortunately, the kursk direction is now also part of the military operations. what is happening now, is there an understanding of the number of enemies that are still in our country, the amount of equipment, tell us, well , these are not small forces, that is, this is not some small sabotage and reconnaissance group that has entered and is crawling around our forest regiments, this is a military operation, entire units for this offensive, the enemy was preparing several mechanized and motorized rifle... evgeny podubny's car was attacked by an fpv drone, and well, here's the thing, the enemy here doesn't really choose their targets, literally. a few hours before , evgeny himself released a report about how a civilian car was attacked, in which civilians died, and a short time later he himself came under such an attack, so there is a gradual attempt to establish logistics, yes, this group that invaded our territory, they need ammunition, they need f

i mean, effectively the national health service and the department for health and social care altogether200 billion a year. so that is a huge amount of money. this £3 billion would be a drop in the bucket. the key question is where does all of this money actually go? how much of that is actually being received at the front line? now, if you talk to any doctor or nurse, any kind of clinician, they will tell you they feel as though the nhs is underfunded. when we're looking at this from a wider perspective, that is most certainly not the case. we are spending huge amounts of money on the nhs and it is effectively in my opinion, a bureaucratic black hole in which there are all of these middle managers and you don't see that kind of efficiency that you would see in other kind of healthcare systems. so i actually think that the nhs needs a huge overhaul. it needs to be sort of looking at these kind of european models in which social insurance models are more effective and actually allowing patients that kind of choice. so is our nhs underfunded? >> no. >> no. >> absolutely not. the nhs is not

send our children to school, our grandchildren, our childcare, our health care will stop health care is for everyone. the health departmentto let children -- that is gone. we need medicaid expansion. we need snap. they are taking everything from us. then we heard on fm radio this morning the database has been hacked. 90.9 fm radio station. believe me when i am saying this. every state is different. we live day to day, paycheck -- sometimes social security and medicaid. that is it. people need to wake up before it is too late and we have a dictator for a day. we are pushing back and we are pushing forward. host: kathleen in mississippi. let's hear from jeff in north carolina. republican line. caller: dictator, hitler's, that is the way you need to keep talking. have some other lunatic take a shot at him again. host: go ahead and make your point. caller: is easy to see you are a democrat. why don't they hire republicans and keep this 50-50. you can tell you're a democrat from two miles away. host: nobody knows the political positions of our hosts. if you wanted to comment on the convention, go ahead. caller: tell everybody

trying -- none received life-saving care and two did receive comfort care and they passed away, according to minnesota department of health. during covid-19, they were pro-lockdown. did not let kids did sports. they had a line you could tattle on friends if they did go out. they want to get ladders so illegal immigrants can get over the wall. fracking and drilling, she's been against fracking until two weeks ago and now trying to win pennsylvania, she's for it. >> brian: right now there is pause on all leases. lawrence, antisemitism and what it had to do with josh shapiro not getting status. if vane jones said, here is donald trump. >> we are trying to win new york and we're close to doing it right now with this team. this is the worst team ever assembled for a jewish person or israel either one. this is a team that will not be there. i think i'm going to get t tremendous amount of jewish votes. i think i was doing fine there. traditionally, jewish people vote for democrats. we won last time, won miami and areas nobody has won before with jewish people. >> lawrence: brian, i am watching the vice president kamala harris ye

conscious, talking to doctors, the capital's health department published a recording made in the hospital elevator. what is the plan now, the plan is to go to intensive caredouble-check everything. they will come to us soon , they will stay here as long as the situation requires, if by september, then in september they will start studying here with us, we will provide all this and do all this, well and of course, our doctors, among other things, they work together with the ministry of health, already by decision of the ministry of health, they will be sent to those areas that are necessary, they talked about large-scale transport projects in the northern capital, in particular modernization... st. petersburg has done a huge job in recent years to update public transport. today we looked at one of the oldest tram electric lines, it was nice to note that over the past few years 650 new trams have entered the routes. petersburg, a total of 750 tram cars operate on the routes, that is, almost the entire tram fleet has been updated, petersburg is developing today, high-speed tram, kubchina shushara, solovyanka and a number of other facilities that are developi

known that evgeny has already been sent to the intensive care unit, where he is receiving all the necessary assistance. the moscow city health departmentas distributed footage in which we can see that evgeny is conscious, talking to doctors. finds out about his treatment plan, and what is the current plan, the plan now is to go to intensive care, we will check everything again, blood, tests, all studies, then we will make a decision today, i made it, i understand, evgeny's condition is serious, but most importantly, stable, that is why the doctors of the kursk hospital, where he was taken to... his condition was also assessed as serious but stable. in the morning, the doctors of the kursk hospital, where he spent the night, commented on his condition, saying that our colleague had burns, a craniocerebral injury, and also a facial bone injury. at the same time , upon admission, evgeny was immediately transferred to the anti-suture ward. this is a mandatory protocol for... after combined injuries, evgeny was stabilized there, after that until this morning in the kursk hospital he was in the intensive care unit of the burn center of the k

today, supporters of the trauma center rallied asking the health care provider to change their minds as of now, the emergency department of regional medical center includes a level 2 trauma center. they have the staff and support needed to perform surgery and other types of advanced care. but as of next monday, the ad will be changed to a level 3 trauma center and lose many of those resources affecting the timely support to treat patients experiencing a heart attack, a stroke, or even more supporters of the current trauma center worry that hca healthcare shifting resources away from the san jose and putting them into good samaritan hospital in west san jose. this decision clearly puts profit over the health of east san jose residents. and i find deeply troubling for its part, hca healthcare has acknowledged that they plan to shut down the trauma center but say that over the last decade it actually invested 200 million dollars in regional hospital. they also say they are adding 20 beds to the emergency department and working to make sure that all patients receive care in a timely manner. now at the trauma center at regi

authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend an in-kind gift of supplies valued in the amount of $57,264.40 from the san francisco public health foundation, in support of the primary caresion of the department of public health, for the period of july 1, 2022, to june 30, 2023. >> same house same call. the resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 21 resolution approving the second amendment to port commission lease no. l-16274 with golden gate national parks conservancy to build and operate a public serving cafÉ and retail space within the buadhe portions of the sheds of piers 31 and 33 for a 30-year term, with two options to extend the lease for 10 additional years, effective upon approval of this resolution and port's execution of this amendment; and to (i) establish the amount of unpaid base rent conservancy will pay to port at $289,765.05; (ii) extend the phase i improvements completion date to december 31, 2025; (iii) increase the original construction rent credit from $554,000 to $800,000; (iv) provide a three year extension of the lease term to june 30, 2052; and (v) establish a 50% share of any excess rents from food and beverage subtenants. >> same house same

everything from eliminating the department of education, dramatically curtailing medicaid, dramatically restricting, further restricting access to reproductive health care services like mifepristone. and i think perhaps most controversially in the public pulling out there is the plan in project 2025 in the playbook to re-classify tens of government, nonpartisan, nonpolitical people so that they can be more easily removed from their jobs and replaced by political appointees. these are career employees who serve democrats and republicans who would be hired potentially and replaced by individuals who have gone through this training process. host: former president trump and his campaign have been in fact that this does not represent their views and they have nothing to do with project 25. guest: they have been saying that since it has come under attack from democrats and liberal groups. a spokeswoman said, reiterated the campaign's attempts to distance themselves from project 2025. and she said anyone who wants to read about the policies should go on agenda 47, however, you have to look at the record going back further. former president trump has said great

department of education, renaming the department of health and human services to the department of life. who knows what that means. >> the dieting women, the carelse and they don't think we should have. >> but it does more than just that. there are other aspects of that department, rebranding it does what? so, you have all of these questions that they only know the answer to and those training videos gives you some peek behind the curtain to thinking of what those answers are. >> and in addition to these policies not be normal this is not what a normal transition looks like right? a normal transition you win on election, you make sense of where he wants to go, it is not a multiyear commitment with hundreds of thousands of dollars spent and this many people stopped in advance. >> yeah, normal, and to be clear, a normal transition is funded by the united its government. until right now, donald trump and kamala harris, the vice president, they have access to the transition, and they should be standing up transition teams and those teams should be liaison in with their potential counterparts in the government, so that whomever wins is ready to do m

department of health. the footage distributed by the department shows that the reporter was taken to a medical facility by helicopter. evgeniy is currently conscious and in intensive care, where doctors will conduct the necessary tests before starting treatment . poddubny came under attack from the ukrainian armed forces on wednesday evening, as soon as the first reports came in about an attempt by ukrainian sabotage groups to penetrate into russian territory. evgeniy and the film crew immediately went to the border areas, talked to local residents with our military. while we move from point to point, quickly the latest data on enemy losses in the kursk region. more than 50 units. armored vehicles destroyed in 24 hours tanks, armored personnel carriers, infantry fighting vehicles a large number of armored vehicles kazak. ukrainian militants attacked the correspondent with a drone in the vicinity of the city of sudzha. evgeny had just finished a live broadcast and was driving a car. the explosion caused the car to fly into a ditch and catch fire. members of poddubny's film crew were not injured. he was immediately taken to the intensive care unit of the kursk regional h

health care institutions help. all nonemergency services so all your elective surgeries as well as outpatient departments in both governmentospitals will be closed today. that is a mark of protest, literally and ping up the protest you put pressure both on the investigative agency as wide as the government to do more about the safety. we know that you top crime agency is investigating the incident of the rain and murder of the 31—year—old trainee doctor in kolkata and protesters are coming to mmp kolkata and protesters are coming to ramp up more and demand that a speedy trial —— the rain and murder of the 31—year—old trainee doctor in kolkata. that we had from one of the protesters, they spend hours together as you hospital, dare not save even there, where can women be safe and despite the law haven't come into place. they are not effective on the ground. most of the protest is that i have spoken to over the last few days have told me that there are lows but there are not effective. the government needs to put in place of essential law against any runners levelled at that at them and secondly, also make it more saferfor wo

care. the welsh government has offered more money to hospices. there have been talks in scotland and northern ireland. the department of healthcare. hugh pym, bbc news. let's take a quick look at what's making the headlines on some of the front pages of the first editions of the morning papers. we start with the daily telegraph — which leads on new research into so—called weight loss drugs like ozempic and wegovy. scientists say they could have far—reaching benefits beyond what was ever imagined. the times has the same story on its front page. the research seems to show that the drugs could effectively curb the effects of getting old. there's also a photo of british swimmer — tully kearney. earlier today — she won her second gold at the paris paralympics. another paralympian success story on the front cover of the guardian — lizzi jordan celebrating after winning the first cycling gold of the games for paralympics gb. but the paper leads on a story about thames water. it claims the company lobbied the government to intervene with the regulator to allow it to charge far higher bills. the daily mail reports that the prince of w

the department of health and social care told the bbc too many cancer patients are waiting too long forhin the next five years. leigh milner, bbc news. the title of funniestjoke at the edinburgh fringe festival has been announced. "i was going to sail around the globe in the world's smallest ship, but i bottled it." it belongs to mark simmons, he tells it slightly better than me, and these are his tips for writing your own. there's so many different styles of one—liner. so with this joke, it's a nice bit of wordplay. some jokes, it's all about taking people down one way and then doing a twist, and then the twist will surprise them, makes people laugh. but i think the bestjokes, it's when it creates an image in your head, i mean, they're the bestjokes, where you can really visualise what's happening. i will take those tips on board! a reminder of our top headline this afternoon. emergency measures have been brought in to stop prison overcrowding — as more people plead guilty to violent disorder during the recent riots. and the fine for taking a child out of school without permission goes

where both government as well as private health care institutions will stop all non—emergency services. so all your elective surgeries as well as outpatient departmentsprivate hospitals will be closed today. and that is a mark of protest and literally amping up the protest to put pressure both on the investigative agency as well as the government to do more about safety. we know that the top crime agency is investigating the incident of the rape and murder of the 31—year—old trainee doctor in kolkata, and protesters are trying to amp up more and demand that a speedy trial and justice is given in that matter. and they are also demanding that the government come up with stricter laws to make it safer at workplace. like we heard from one of the protesters that they spend hours together at the hospital that's literally like their second home. and if they are not safe even there, then where can women be safe? and, you know, despite laws having come into place, they are not effective on ground. most of the protesters who i have spoken to over the last few days have told me that there are laws, but they are not effective and hence they are demanding that th

care for l patients at the end of their life in the best possible way. it is ridiculous that the uk - is risking losing these services. a department of healths in the hospice sector and is determined to shift more health care out of hospitals and into the community. that's to ensure patients and their families received personalised care in the most appropriate setting. hugh pym, bbc news. it is football transfer deadline day across much of europe. millions of pounds changing kansas teams finalise their buying and selling. it is always frenetic in these last few hours as clubs try to get those transfer targets over the line. i've been speaking to football commentator and broadcaster who told me what we can expect over the next few hours. ~ ., i. �* ., ., ., few hours. what you're going to have is a situation — few hours. what you're going to have is a situation where _ few hours. what you're going to have is a situation where you _ few hours. what you're going to have is a situation where you have - is a situation where you have certain players desperate to move before the end of the window, but that may not happen because of the numbers. so

health care system, education, and housing. the work was carried out on the instructions of the president, and was attended by heads of relevant departments, experts, representatives of business, science... for us, this is the development of technologies, so now, let's say, the final touches are being made on the verification of technological leadership projects, this is machine tool building, microelectronics, this is aviation, shipbuilding, nine national projects are aimed at this, mikhail mishustin emphasized the importance of creating our own technology and production base. this work is ongoing and will allow russia to build an effective economy. for example, in the chemical industry, by the end of the decade , dozens of new technological chains should appear in the field of composite materials over 15 production, sixty products, the production of drones should increase more than fivefold. by 2030, we will have to increase the level of gross added value cost in real terms and index. manufacturing industry production by at least 40% compared to the twenty -second year, ensure russia's entry into the top ten world leaders in terms of re

health care system, education, housing. the work was carried out on the instructions of the president, it was attended by heads of relevant departmentsrts, representatives of business, the scientific community and regions. as a result, 19 projects were prepared, including new ones. vladimir putin spoke about the work on them the day before during a meeting on economic issues. national projects cannot contain any empty boxes, checkboxes, empty points for bureaucratic checkboxes, that is, without achieving a real result of practical positive changes in people's lives. i repeat, in implementing our plans, we primarily rely on the state of affairs in the economy, since it is the industrial, trade , logistics, financial potential that determines resource and budgetary capabilities of the state, forms funds that are allocated for key systemically important tasks to improve the well-being of our citizens. and such tasks were based on. work on national projects was laid about a hundred, including their financial support and a fully scheduled six-year budget. if we talk about focus, then the priorities are clear, these are, of course, first o

department and specific vice-premiers. in the areas of personal responsibility will be issues of health care and support of families, food security and ecology, as well as the development of unmanned aircraft systems, new energy technologies of art. intelligence, achieving technological leadership and independence in various areas of the economy, including in space. in the construction sector, in 6 years there should be at least 33 m of housing per russian. another task is the development human potential and talent. a unified plan for all goals must be submitted by the ministry of finance and the ministry of economic development by november 1. on other topics. the israeli general staff has prepared a plan for a quick transition from defense to offense in the event of a massive attack from iran, the times of israel reports. tehran, through the hungarian foreign ministry , announced that it had decided to launch a strike in response to the death of the head of the hamas politburo. ismail haniyeh was killed in tehran. it is unknown when the attack will take place. the iranian foreign ministry declared the inalienable right punish th

to sit in the carters waiting for care of people that are dying on the back services waiting to be brought in, say any dying in inside a or any departments and health workers are leaving around 100000 positions in england and field engine liason also knows colleagues who if the newer broad where the working conditions and pay of data often numerous dr. strikes across thing and the new labor government has made health priority. they want to shorten wasting time spent. also offering appointments on weekends and offering pay rises. they also want to train more adopters. but how long would it take before there was noticeable improvement? we all know that it's gonna take another 10 years to get the interest back to where it was. but there's likely another election in another 5 years, and they need to make sure that they deliver some significant improvements in that time. about 10 long chloe academy. should i need help quickly? she's worried about her thoughts as you to oh, the to the weight in there for child is just wrong. it's a serious thing. what she's going to be 5, what she's going to be bullied in school because she can only have formula. right?