hurst says he hopes to be back for the last few weeks of the season.can he make it back in a healthy and safe way? would you be concerned if he was a patient of yours headed back on the field? >> well, i think things need to be taken into consideration in terms of the amount of concussions he's had prior to this one. the severity of concussions, how long the symptoms lasted before they cleared. all of that will be taken into effect and whether he can exert through a protocol without provoking symptoms. for instance, hypothetically saying this was his first or second concussion and everything completely cleared up with the exception of the small gap of memory of four hours, yes, he would be most probably cleared to come back and play. >> doctor, hurst has previously talked about his struggles with mental health and depression. we know from history that football players that have had repeated concussions have had similar situations. similar symptoms in the past. how can something like this contribute to mental health problems? >> well, it can aggravate a

technologies. >> as for some of the start-up, amazon is investing in through its climate pledge fund, hurstshe's most excited about electric aviation as well as agricultural commodities such as taking ag waste and turning it into biodegradeable plastics. >> i'm just curious, getting to be there in the middle of all the action and we talked about in dubai, they're obviously a big oil producer and they're trying to do a big economic transformation, as well, a la saudi arabia. >> and we saw a major announcement on methane emissions which a lot of people here said were surprising that they want to cut emissions to near zero by 2030 and that was over the weekend. when i talk to ceos they keep telling me there seems to be a sense of urgency at this cop than when the u.s. re-entered the paris agreement and that's the horrible year we've just had, the fires, the flooding, the smoke. i don't have to tell you how bad it's been, but over here they're really seeing that urgency in their negotiations and in their talks and in the money. >> interesting. diana, thank you very much. we appreciate it. diana

brigade has had to retreat from gaza itself says the story. there's a very important article by david hurst of the middle east eye today where he is clearly stating that israel has clearly lost this war, it's really curtains for them, they moved into an urban sworm, the seventh of october operation was actually about drawing israel in, it's clear that you can't go into 1948, you can't go to the west bank, you have to draw them into gaza which the hamas and the rest of the palestin factions managed, now israel has moved into the urban swamp and it just doesn't have to get out of there. is going deeper and deeper into that quick sand and the remarkable thing is that the as amal said that the people of gaza are so resolute and so strong they are refusing to be thrown into the sai, they saying we will die a ground, we will breat the last breath here, we will lead to death, but we will not never leave never land, so the nathaniau plans of avoiding prison forest corruption charges or to take over you know the oil and gas of the mediterranean sea. the eastern m oil blocks, the gas blocks or to cre

her body was found under a blanket in a bunk bed at the house in surrey, by then herfather, hurst wifeng the death of a child. more on that story as and when we get it. going back to our main story. vladimir putin is continuing to deliver his end of your news conference. that is in moscow. this is the first one he has held since the russian invasion of ukraine, it is normally an annual event, let's listen in. translation: a great team. very upbeat, but their scope is limited, you know? as per the statutory documents. they cannot take direct participation. and i always was engaged in channelling and managing funds but i am in favourat and managing funds but i am in favour at the same time to increase and enhance their rights with respect to the control of what amount is channelled where and what the outcomes may be. also in the sphere of rehabilitation and i will not delve into details now but i know the members of parliament after visiting one of the outlets of this foundation reported to me and we will improve the operation of that foundation, it is good to uphold the interests of the

my colleague of wall street journal correspondence, evan hurst, garbage has been held in look forward to the prison without a trial for 37 weeks. his detention was today again his, his, the extension on his detention was today again of health. a poll whelan, another us citizen, has been in prison for nearly 5 years. a spokesman for the us state department, which considers bozeman wrongfully detained, recently said that moscow had rejected what it called a substantial offer to return both of them to the nighted states. is that true? what will it take to bring them home? and do you think that finding an agreement with united states to bring them home to their families, can be a way to improve the severely strand relations between the united states and the russian federation. thank you. the with good well, you have mentioned that your colleague from an austin agency. there's been an allstate was in the boston for austin. john john. okay, hang on that network. excuse me, may be somebody as well. hey, is detained without trial. he has been in detention without trial here and you said that

a team spokesperson told cnn t that hayden hurst returned in a limited capacity. post amnesia is forgetting something that happened before and after. so scary situation there. >> very scary indeed. here is hoping that he can recover there. briefly, juan soto, i miss him here in washington. what do you make of this? >> well, the yankees offense was dreadful last season, so you knew they would do something. they got trent grisham in that deal as well. and so yankees might be looking more like the yankees next season unfortunately for your orioles. >> i was going to say, let's go os. thanks to everyone for joining us. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> she caves any time the left comes after. nikki is corrupt. >> i love the attention, fellas, thank you for that. >>> it was knives out for nikki haley at last night's republican debate. will it stop her momentum? >> the republican front-runner not on the debate stage, instead hitting the campaign trail today, donald trump is expected to be in new york city courtroom. >>> block critical aid to ukraine demanding tou

a team spokesperson told cnn t that hayden hurst returned in a limited capacity.t amnesia is forgetting something that happened before and after. so scary situation there. >> very scary indeed. here is hoping that he can recover there. briefly, juan soto, i miss him here in washington. what do you make of this? >> well, the yankees offense was dreadful last season, so you knew they would do something. they got trent grisham in that deal as well. and so yankees might be looking more like the yankees next season unfortunately for your orioles. >> i was going to say, let's go os. thanks to everyone for joining us. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

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the returners blasted and then the kicker from cal, michael hurst right on the spot recovers the footballnext play. fernando mendoza finding monroe young 25 yard touchdown, seven nothing cal in 15 seconds. but later in the first, we're now tied at seven. mendoza to tron. grizzle, grizzle breaking free and looking for the goal line. can he score or just pushed it? pushed out of bounds just inside the one. and then next play jaden ott punches it in on his 21st birthday, 14 seven. cal announced he's returned to cal next season. let's have some skittles. but the red raiders scored 27 unanswered to brooks. well, he finds his way in 3114. in the third. cal trying to make a comeback, but mendoza threw three interceptions as cal falls 3414. they finish the season six and seven. coach wilcox with a loud message for the off season. >> love the guys on the team. we got great guys on the team, really good people, but we need better football more consistently and so we got to demand that from ourselves. um and the players need to demand it from themselves and their teammates. so, uh, this doesn't buil

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long hurst said and fda has not kept up with one of the first medical advices approved by the fda and an article on effectiveness of artificial intelligence screening and preventing vision loss from diabetes of policy mod and he will that would lead to reimbursement and what's great about this is that it increases access by having a device that can be put into any person's office whether it's an eye care provider or family practitioner and the second letter is letter support from johnson & johnson that does talk about privacy, equity, bias and transparency in the system since those have been brought up. >> thank you, we're going to accept a documents list at the end and make sure those are included and give my friend here a chance to review. thanks. >> i know i did it first because i'm older and forget things. so wave herd a lot about ai in the potential residenting of un-regulated ai integration and fda regulating the product since the 1970s and ai integration into healthcare raised the status quo of healthcare and seen in digital pathology and drug optimaization and integration in p