james hoyt of u.c. a not-for-profit regional health system, makes the trek to a medical center in steamboat springs from his office in fort collins. during each visit to the ski resort town, he has 9 hours of patient appointments over two consecutive days. 180 miles each way with a 1300 foot elevation change, dr. hoyt's been making this monthly trip for the last decade. >> it's about 4,000 miles a year. so 40,000 miles, 50,000 miles. and i've gotten one new windshield, one new bumper, a whole new front end when i hit a deer. i've only for weather not made it once. john: for hundreds of hoyt's patients across northwestern colorado and southern wyoming, it's a life-changer. walt copeland gets to his appointments in just a 30-minute drive, usually combining the trip with other errands. many parts of the country, especially the rural west, have limited access to pulmonologists. according to telehealth and prescription discount provider goodrx, more than 5 million americans are more than a one hour drive fro

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the mucus laya helps expel pathogens to slime. hoyt, i think some units or the mucus membranes are composed of cells that form a physical barrier. and, but these are washed with a lot of saliva and other fluids here by these have many components. and then that haven't antiviral or anti bacterial effect until the of odd auntie back to the field. the intestine is to be a mean systems grand central station, northern how far immune cells are locations in the intestinal world. this is when most defense reactions against pathogens take place. as well as the immune system and the god there is of course the micro biome, all of the microbes that are found there because this is, they are habitat. other bacteria can't easily established themselves. there's their fault office, there's no room for that. i'm from the time slots when the bone marrow is also concept gaming system. it's located inside the boons. this is when most immune cells are produced. they perform various tasks, not mocks. the bone marrow basically provides the so precursors the which mature in the fight against invaders, and then prod

no soylent and drink at mile end deli which is on hoyt between atlantic and pacific. it's like the size of this book section, but there's of food there. fabulous place. and i will happily sign your book there talk to you there, can meet other people. you can stand on the sidewalk, need your food if you're worried about that. but everyone is welcome. it's on me and slightly my publisher. maybe not. i mean, it is now. it is thanks to you. it's on me, laura. yeah, i a question about what happened to especially during the pandemic was the shift to online medical management and some people are still using that for i therapies or like easy things i'm wondering good thing bad thing i mean i think it it's a little of each right like i think any opportunity that's going to get when you need care and it's not an urgent or something and you just want that answer and like you have a kid who's sick. my kid just last night was like, it would be great to be with like, hey, this kid has a fever of this. like what, should we do? and they're like, okay, do this right? but i think again

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vision network reported the officials of the japanese meteorological department for the provinces of hoytsthe israeli minister. they announced that there is still a possibility of torrential rains in these areas . konkur about japan's plan to release the polluted waters of the fukushima nuclear power plant into the pacific ocean . listen to hong kong 's chief executive janelli. which will be 3 from this area, we will ban it. previously, china and north korea had also given it that this action of japan poses a risk to health. this japanese decision has led to popular protests in this country and south korea as well. in the last 4 years, spain has left about 30 injured people, some of whom were taken to the hospital. the spanish officials consider this entertainment as part of their national and cultural heritage, the age of fatherhood for the step and song competition that begins every year with this ritual and the shouts of the enthusiasts . which reaches the peak of the city completely in open to the cows and the chase in the narrow streets of the old quarters of their small town to the c

the app was originally designed to help athletes keep track of their activity. ebony hoyt uses his bicycle to draw here. his canvas is the streets of manchester in northern england. has an idea of its been around for a while. there are people all over the world doing them to, to varying so standards. and i've seen a few of these. i did my 1st 15 days ago, i suppose. and so i kind of go and see what i can find. and i found adult in children, which is where i live. i'm looking back right now to be rubbish really, but i sort of figured out what to do, what to look for. and i've just sort of been doing in a sense, anthony, for it's generally covers 80 to 120 kilometers to make one image. in manchester, he's trying for a more complex motif, it usually takes him between 4 to 6 hours to write the distance. but it can take up to 3 months to plan that 50 times funds to draw a picture as ducks across manchester, driven by the st. patton, really, um, i tend to look at maps and see what jumps out to have my slides looking at files, seeing what, cuz i see a picture in them. and it happens to be done by

streets to make their voices heard, to raise a bow reports from the lithium rich northern province of hoyt. it's another day of protest by members of this indigenous community. northern argentina, they have been blocking goats weekdays, protesting against a provincial constitutional reform. they say, will affect their way of life. email that belongs to the community or funding ahead . i'm this, they are concerned about some articles in the constitution that considers their territory state property and could open the land for exploitation. then are you going thomas and we're fighting for our rights to be respected as dual regional communities that have lived here for me. now yeah, is we want the governor to reboot the new constitution and to resign. there are road looks like this one happening all around the province. leasing and production has skyrocketed in recent years, as the world is trying to move away from fossil fuels by communities that live near lithium plans are extremely concerned about what will happen with their territories and with the water resources in this part of the coun

. ♪ sidner: former family member barbara hoyt is torn about whether she should testify against mansonhouse would happen at mine. she was overdosed with lsd by another manson follower, who was trying to keep her from testifying. it gave her a bad trip but didn't kill her. i knew what to do then. she testified and was a great witness. dr. jordan: during the presentation of evidence, october 5, 1970, the prosecution is presenting testimony of a detective, and charles manson takes it upon himself to stand up and demand of the judge that he wants to cross-examine the witness. and before you knew it -- bingo -- he was leaping toward the judge. a bailiff tackled him in midair. he had a pencil in his hand, like a knife. and he yells at the judge, "in the name of christian justice, someone should chop off your head." charles manson is crazy like a fox. he just loves to mess with people's minds. now, the judge started carrying a .38-caliber revolver under his robe in court. ♪ ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can

doctor steve hoyt is a cal poly grad. he's an environmental scientist whose business test soil samples, timothy, elegant and environmental engineer, also went to slow. he had a random run-in with 19 year-old kristen came knocking at our door. >> a week before went missing to use the telephone. >> to call somebody followed the case ever sense wanted to help the family. paul flores, the last person to see kristin alive is serving 25 to life for killing her together with a former fbi analyst who is an expert in cadavers. >> the men went to paul's mom's house in arroyo grande along the backyard fence. they tested soil vapors for compounds consistent with a decomposing body. we found many of these compounds present at in 2015 famously accurate cadaver dog buster detected human decomposition in the same location. >> we know the technique works with a cadaver dogs in the instrumentation can measure the same compounds. it's a matter of nobody's really taking the extra step to kind put the scientific instrumentation in place until

the building hoyt with existing convenance. the r. leading to the front entrance and location of mechanical equipment. the sponsor is hosted a meeting within the community on march 7 of 22. neighbors expressed occurrence over the hoyt of the building and loz of views. over all the department finds the project is on balance other consistent with the objectives and policy of the general plan. and meets all applicable requirements of planning code. the proposed project designed to be contextual with the surrounding buildings. fronting the presidio and revised with regard to site conditions and existing convenance since the submittal. the department finds the project to be necessary, desirable and compatible with the neighborhood and not to be detrimental to importance or properties in the vicinity. this concludes my presentation and i will be visible for any questions. that the architect bruno cantor is here to make a presentation from the project experience team. you have 5 minutes. >> thank you. assuming will this toggle [inaudible]. d

streets to make their voices heard, to raise above reports from the lithium rich northern province of hoyt. another day of protest by members of this indigenous community, northern argentina, they have been blocking roads for days, protesting against a provincial constitutional reform. they say will affect their way of life. email belongs to the community of felina hit on this. they are concerned about some articles in the constitution that considers their territory state property and could open the land for exploitation. then are you going thomas and we're fighting for our rights to be respected as dual regional communities that have lived here for me. now years. we want the governor to reboot the new constitution and to resign. there are road looks like this one happening all around the province. lithium production have skyrocketed in recent years as the world is trying to move away from fossil fuels. but communities that live near lithium plans are extremely concerned about what will happen with their territories and with the water resources in this part of the country. the protest is h

and here we have the case of gwendolyn boyd, gwendolyn hoyt was a battered woman what we would today say is a victim optimistic violence. and at one point she arguing with her husband, took one of their children a broken baseball that's been kind of whacked him with it thinking she she hit him on the shoulder. she didn't she hit him in the head. he was rushed off to the hospital. he died and she was convicted of first degree murder, sentenced to 30 years in prison. she was convicted an all male cherry. and so she or a lawyer put the case, the supreme court of the united states saying this is violation of equal protection, as well as the fact that she had not gotten a jury of her peers. well, here's the court that heard her plea sitting in the middle. we have one of the great civil liberties chief justice earl ward, to his his left. you get another great libertarian, felix frankfurter, all the way over to our left. you get william douglas, another one of the great civil libertarians. and what they said unanimously, all of those civil libertarians agreed, of course. yes, it was perfect

and then we'll sort of shift on over to hoyt between atlantic pacific mile and, delhi. you can look it up on your phones if has mapping technology, if not just sniff for the smell of montreal smell of maine and french fries and things. thank you all for coming out. leave it around here. that and you, jenny it and thank youall. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for being with us our audience. today is here at the competitive enterprise institute. my name is kent lassman i'm the president here. i'm joined by mark calabria. it is also so welcome to our online participants. i will be taking questions throughout the hour in the room there will be a microphone available that'll be coming around to make sure that you're heard. and if you're online and you want to take part. the conversation with mark, our author today. there's a q&a function found at the bottom. your screen. you can type in your question and it'll be fed to me here at the front of the room today, we're going to talk about shelter, the storm mark's new book about a very interesting time in america's financial

. >> especially in a case like this -- >> so, he sent out his investigator hoyt hoffman to -- >> your more of our time actually working it the other way saying, okay, well, let's say that the other person did it. >> nathan? >> nathan. or less i actually did it. and let's look at the evidence. and, there's that bear fruit. or is that something where you look at them and it just doesn't work, because we want to make sure we got the right person. >> could you have prosecuted nathan? >> absolutely. absolutely. i mean, it would have been an easy case. >> really? >> absolutely. come in and say he did it, he is the boyfriend -- anytime you have a stabbing, you mediately look to whoever that person's romantically involved with. >> so we called in nathan yet again. >> multiple time. >> actually? too >> yes. >> they finally arrived to the same conclusion the police did that neither ashli nor nathan killed shelley, had to beat daniel. daniel alone. but making a case in court, it might not be so easy. this is one of those cases where circumstances are kind, you had no fingerprints, you had no dn