many of the patients come to our icu that need sub-acute care. sub-acute means they have ongoing issues and many of them are ventilator dependent, they are vital people and they are not just the ventilator and not just a body there, they are people. the aim is to get them out and back into the community, but the sub-acute is close to all ad admissions at st. lukes d those patients that need those beds, it is really part on them sub-acute patients need a place that is home. many of them have been there for years and you can't dismiss that fact. that is home for them. some of them are able to get out on to the street a little bit on a mobile wheelchair with a ven ventilaton the back. they are needing to be part of the community. sending them out of the city the jus,when they are closed by attrition then we are minus more sub-acute beds and we are going to have to go out of county to get them. i hope that st. maries is abl mariys marri - >> thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is elizabeth halifax visiting o ombudsman at st. luks i have witnes

becausagbecausewhile case managr placement they are kept in icu waiting for placement. the wait can be long. because of this in some instances we were able to accept more -- indiscernible. this led trecently in our ten be care for patient awaiting lung transplant and the most appropriate unit to care for this patient is sub-acute but this request from nurse case managers refused to allow this patient to move to the empty sub-acute bed. downstairs to e patient was held in icu for close to a year even with sub sub-acute beds empty on the floor. as one of the nurse case managers - -- we are committed o do everything in our powers to provide shar -- indiscernible. as nurses we need to be able to care for patients at the appropriate time. thank you. >> thank you. are we ready for public comment? >> so for members of the public that wish to testify, speakers will have two minutes please state your first name and last name clearly and speak into the microphone. those with written statements are encouraged to leave a copy with the city clerk. no booing. speakers are encouraged

i assume if he's in the icu, that it was critical condition.e were told that his blood pressure kept dropping and that a couple of times there was serious, serious concern about whether he was going to pull through. i'm told he's still being treated. he's in the icu. that he has been stabilized. but we're really waiting for an official report. at his age and his health concerns, he suffers from parkinson parkinson's, with this infection and sepsis, this is very, very serious. and of course all the more upsetting for his family and staff because it follows so closely on the death of his wife and the burial on saturday. we were doing the coverage on saturday. everybody was wondering how he was going to deal with the loss after 73 years of marriage and such an emotional week. of course, nobody expected this news this quickly. but he has been hospitalized. >> you were in houston at that funeral, jamie, and you saw president bush. we're showing some pictures of his son the former president pushing him along in that wheelchair. what did he seem like

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by day four in the icu, erica's mommy was seeing signs of hope. doctors believed erica was strong enough to remove her breathing tube. now, it was time to see how she would do on her own. >> i was rubbing her hand and she opened her eyes a little bit and she said mommy. and everybody was like, oh, my goodness. she's speaking. >> while erica took the first steps to recovery, there was a big sign of life in rick arnold's investigation. it was a mystifying discovery that would turn out to be crucial. >> why is this with all these personal effects of aaron harper. >> makes no sense. >> makes zero sense. >>> coming up, a cadillac leads to an unlikely clue. when "dateline" continues. there's no way to hide from potentially deadly heartworm disease. just one mosquito bite can transmit it. so protect your dog with delicious heartgard plus. digestive and neurological side effects have rarely been reported. ask your vet for more information. heartgard plus, the vet's #1 choice i just want to find a used car start at the new carfax.com show me used trucks wi

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blood pressure dropping but now stabilized and the good news is he is out of the icu. we'll get you any more details when we can. >>> we have breaking news about amazon and alphabet, the parent of google. you can see both stocks look like they're moving because they're mostly traded on other exchanges like the nasdaq. but there is a glitch at the new york stock exchange that is preventing trading of these two widely held stocks. nicole, what can you tell us now? reporter: this is a program that rolled out here at the new york stock exchange. it's a new program in order to trade stocks such as nasdaq stocks, such as exchange traded funds. brand new program that they are rolling out bit by bit since april 9th. the stocks that were due to trade today, alphabet, google, amazon and a few other, five names in particular, were not able to be traded because of an issue. they've never traded here in this particular format. it's not killing market share, it's not changing the privacy the stocks which trade away at the nasdaq and more than 10 other exchanges. tomorrow, they will

they must be adjacent or in hospitals because of patient fragility and frequent transfers to the icu. thank you. >> you are now going into public comment. >> no c2j2 and then we will. sorry gordon, please. >> is it okay for one of the nurses to speak from st. luke to speak before myself? >> supervisor sheehy: sure. we are also going to open it up for public comment as well. >> my name is jane sanderval. i have worked at st. lukes for -- years. our concern as future nurses and the health and well-being. as a result of the advocacy of nurses the h2j2 collision of which we are a part and the families of our patients at st. lukes make a commitment last fall to provide care to our remaining subacute patients however we are here today to state in no uncertain terms that this commission beige does not gdoes not go farenough to addree services in the city and county of san francisco. cpmc and must commit to accept new subacute patients and make permanent commitment. shamefully, cpmc has rejected this idea and has only outlined the plan to disrupt the remaining subacute patients by transferrin

, antibiotics, fluids for the infection and i'm told that today he is stabilized, he's still in the icu in serious condition. >>. >> the statement put out by his office. you're familiar, especially for someone who is 93 years old and their health is fragile. >> it can start off as a minor infection, when it becomes sepsis, it usually means it has spread throughout the body, spread into the blood, what typically happens is, someone may start to have high fever, they may have changes in their vital signs. those are the warning signs. you're 93 years old, you have had problems in the past, you have to identify what caused the sepsis. in this case, a bacteria it's great he's responding to those. still, you -- these things take some time to really be sure that you're going to be able to clear the infection and his body is going to be able to maintain all those vitals. >> typically there's a course of antibiotics, it may be several da days of iv antibiotics, followed by days of oral antibiotics, these things are measured in days and weeks, not minutes and hours in terms of his recovery. >> ha

he was brought into houston methodist hospital and went right into the icu, and that the infection led to sepsis, which, for someone his age, with his health problems, is really dangerous. and that on sunday, they had some real scares, that twice his blood pressure dropped, and they weren't sure he was going to make it. the good news is that they've been giving him antibiotics, they've been giving him iv fluids and it seems to have stabilized him. he is still in the icu, but i'm told that it's very serious. >> there was a statement put out by the family, yes? >> right. and that statement says that president bush was admitted to the hospital after contracting an infection that spread to his blood, that would be the sepsis, that he is responding to treatments and appears to be recovering, and that they'll issue additional updates. i think that everyone is hopeful. he appears to be recovering. but when you're 93 years old, when you have parkinson's, when you've been in and out of the hospital a lot, they don't know. >> and suffered a great loss. >> you suffered a great loss. >> i know you

. >> if you give somebody a statin to lower their cholesterol when they are already in the cardiac icu, you can't fix their heart. but we saved millions of people by lowering cholesterol. >> we have the chance to do that in alzheimer's disease now. >> i was a teacher -- >> reporter: results for alice's study should be complete in four years. >> i love looking at my photographs and the past. i don't like the idea of forgetting those. >> reporter: hoping the future holds a cure to keeping the past alive. >> so does this mean people without symptoms should be getting brain scans? >> not yet. the new definition is really meant for researchers so they could try treatment much earlier and a new way of thinking about alzheimer's. if they are successful in the trials, then, yes, we could down the road see brain scans become an important screening tool. >> thank you. >>> coming up, sweet surprise. why a 170-year-old classic american candy is suddenly flying off the shelves. >>> also the star of late night shares a dramatic story of his rush to get to the hospital with his wife in labor with the

luckily, i think we've become better at having more support for families such as wendy's in the neonatal icu. we usually have parent advocates that have often gone through the same issues themselves and have walked a mile in their shoes. >> mm. >> so, at our hospital, we have two mothers who have had babies in the nicu that are around to support the families in addition to all the staff, physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists, physical therapists that these babies and families need. so, a lot of it is sort of expectations management. >> now, you're deeply involved with the march of dimes. so what is your role, and what do you want people to know about it? >> well, what i want to know is it's important to support the march of dimes because we are an organization that truly has invested a lot of dollars in the prevention of prematurity and research for the betterment of health of women and children. and we're the only organization to have conquered the initial mission that was set out, which was the polio. and most foundations are still battling or trying to conquer the disease that they w

bush is in the icu.esponding to treatments and we wish him well. >> thankfully is right. >>> and now we'll go to a case of being in the right place at the right time. we see brave acts from firefighters every single day but even as minnesota's assistant fire chief dustin kalis didn't expect this a 3-month-old baby girl. her father seeing one way to save her life as the building they were in went up in flames dropping off her the balcony into kalis' arms. that hero praised her father for his bravery and he's a hero himself. take a left hand. >> obviously that moment he knew that's his last-ditch effort is to throw his child and himself jump over the railing down to us. so i'm just glad we were there to be able to help out. >> we were all glad he was there. both the father and the first responder that came to that baby's rescue were so modest and both very, very brave and thankfully everyone is fine and the father, he was woken up by the baby's crying. yeah, so that saved both their lives. >> to toss that

back oust icu and hopefully will be leaving the hospital on friday.o for those that believe in faith i hope you'll pray for my d dad. i am not objective about this. i am totally biased about is it. but i believe he's the greatest man alive and i want him to stay alive a little bit longer. >> at 93 years old. george h.w. bush is the longest living former president. >>> leading the news, a 12-year-old boy trapped underwater in a south carolina resort swimming pool is alive tonight thanks to some quick thinking from one of the hotel guests. video shows two boys swimming around a pool and then they remove a metal grate and one of the boys gets stuck. that's the metal grate. rescue efforts then began. it was not easy, though. it took eight minutes before they were finally able to get him out. here's nbc news's gabe gutierrez with more on this life-saving ordeal. >> reporter: the surveillance video shows two boys playing in a resort pool last month in north myrtle beach, south carolina. police say one of the boys appears to pry open a safety grate. the 12-y

george hw bush moving out of the icu, to a regular patient room, alert and talking, more focused on theouston rockets, florida governor jeb bush saying his dad is a fighter. >> the guy is stronger than an ox. hope you will pray for my dad. i'm not objective about this, totally biased but i believe he's the greatest man alive and wanting to stay alive a little bit longer. >> bush was hospitalized for a lot but infection after laying his wife, barbara bush, to rest. 9 minutes after the hour, 1-on-1 with an elite law-enforcement team hunting the worst of the worst. >> whether it be ms 13, these gangster eyes our communities. >> we have been man hunters since 1789 and the best in the world at it. >> us marshals making america's borders safe again, the inside reporting you will only see right here. here we go again. a closet for stressed-out students. don't they know this is the easiest time of their life? a quiet place to cry when "fox and friends first" on thursday morning returns. >> welcome back, taking on ms 13 and other violent gangs operating on our southern border, fox news getting a

bush has moved out of the icu. he is not a regular patient room alert and talking.ly spokesman saying he's more focused on the houston rockets than anything else could bush was hospitalized for a blood infection the day after letting his wife, former first lady barbara bush to rest. we wish him well. gerri: definitely glad for that news. a new word on wall street. what do investors need to keep in mind going forward? david nelson, chief strategist with ballpoint asset management. great to have you here. we will start with boeing which lifted the dow yesterday as much as 100 points at one point in trading. they just crushed their numbers. i want to show you we are expecting all-time highs for s&p 500 earning. we got some estimates out there to show you how much higher these will be. that's the boeing stock right there. take my word for it if you talk to the people at s&p, telling his earnings are headed higher setting a new record. my question for you, can this continue and will we see the companies benefit from higher earning? >> higher earnings are definitely part

emphysema, she didn't want to keep taking the trips to the hospital, being in and out of the hospital, icu. this is what the last year of her life was. she was wearing oxygen. that decision to when to go to a less aggressive care and comfort care -- >> melissa: what does that mean? we've heard that in the past few days. what is "comfort care?" >> it's confusing people. we should clarify that. what that means is, you can still eat, you can still take your medicines, you still get supportive care and treatment and oxygen, but focuses now on making you comfort. pain relief, if you're in pain. you're not going to end up on a respirator. >> melissa: not aggressive. >> yes. jim baker visited her. he's her husband's former secretary of state and chief of staff. she had a glass of bourbon and joking and relaxing. so i think she just made a decision. this can be very instructive for everybody out there, it's not a matter of your diagnosis or how old you are. you can be in your 90s and not make this decision. but it's not based on a diagnosis. people with emphysema and heart failure are often reluct

. >> reporter: george hw bush moving out of the icu, and a regular patient related and talking.ob: he is more focused on the houston rockets than anything else. his son, former florida governor jeb bush saying his dad is a fighter. >> the guy is stronger than an ox. i am not objective about this, i am totally biased about it but i think he is the greatest man alive and would like him to stay alive a little longer. jillian: he was hospitalized for blood infection the day after his wife, barbara bush, was laid to rest. wish them well. just about 10 minutes after the hour, clinging to life, the parents of alfie evans refusing to leave his side. there last-ditch effort to keep him alive. rob: mass exodus from blue cities, liberal policy forcing people to leave. high tax states, could republicans turn the tables? kristen tate is live to tell us how that could work. >> i'm not a republican. i have been embarrassed and ashamed. jillian: he ditched the party because he is ashamed. fired fbi director james comey revealing his true feelings about republicans and your comments are pouring

. >> he said he expects schwarzenegger to be in the icu for at least a few more days. back to you. >>> also in southern california, police are looking for a bank robber who mocks the camera in the middle of his crimes. tom shows it the unique approach he takes which given the name the last minute bandit in at -- >> the fbi said this is the face of a man posing and smiling in front of a bank security camera after he has stolen money. one of his latest targets was cafe bank in monterrey park. folks who live in the area are trying to make sense of this behavior. >> its a strange approach. i wouldn't think anyone would bother to do that without a mask on. >> fbi investigators tell us the smiling robber has hit three banks. he has even earned a nickname from the fbi, the last minute bandit. >> the end of the day, maybe people are tired, ready to go home and catches them off guard. >> the robber has not used a weapon. investigators say he shows tellers a note threatening he has one but no weapon has been seen. his known targets have all been in the san gabriel valley >> i'm

went right into the icu. and the infection led to sepsis. from someone his age and his health problems is dangerous. and on sunday, had some real scares. twice his blood pressure dropped and weren't sure he was going to make it. they have been giving him anti biotics and fluids. and i am told it was very serious. >> there was a statement put out by the family. >> right. and that statement says president bush was admitted to the hospital after contracting an infection that spread to his blood. responding to treatments and appears to be recovering. i think everybody is hopeful. but when you are 93-years old and have parkinson's and in and out of the hospital and suffered a great loss. >> i know you were at the funeral this weekend. how did he seem then? >> the first picture you showed was friday when he went to greet the public. >> which was kpoextraordinary. >> he chose to do that. he said i should be there. they said you will only stay for 15 minutes. and he stayed and stayed and it was very stoic. . saturday was the funeral. it had to have

and caught up to her -- in the icu. >> we walked into her -- bleeding out of everywhere. >> reporter: wasn't really any hope. they could see that. she was going to die. >> i just sat down and held her hand. >> reporter: but tom wasn't there to hold her hand. tom fallis was at the evans police station, answering questions. >> i don't know what's going on. i have no idea and that's why i'm asking to speak with you. >> reporter: it was 2:00 a.m. and tom was still wearing blood stained clothes. the ones a sheriff's deputy thought said should already have been bagged as evidence. >> how is your relationship with your wife? >> really good. >> reporter: but tom said ashley was devastated when she miscarried the very day of her new years eve party. >> it was hard for ashley, it was hard for me, but i didn't think that there was getting to this point. >> reporter: still, at the just -- >> still at the party she said she seemed all right. they got on fine until the argument about the marijuana. tom admitted he was furious that ashley's family said he was trying to protect her and they weren't.

she was not put in the icu, i'm told, and she was getting oxygen and medication to help deal with the shortness of breath. she was -- she was in a fragile state, but i'm told she turned around and she was doing better. and so they were able to release her this past week on tuesday. but then the cycle started again, and i am told -- barbara bush and her family, her children called her the enforcer. she is very tough and very strong, and she said, i am not going back into the hospital. she just made that determination, that she opted to be at home now. so they are now taking care of her at home, but her health is failing, fred. >> they're respecting her wishes. jamie gangel, thank you so much. keep us posted. of course, all of our prayers are going out to barbara bush and the bush family. >>> quite a change now. another major headline that we're watching today. president trump unleashing on his former fbi director. he's waging a rhetorical war against james comey on twitter. this ahead of comey's highly publicized book tour which essentially starts tonight with the start of a television

he was put in the icu, put on antibiotics and other liquids.ut i'm told that sunday was a very rough day, that twice his blood pressure dropped, and they really didn't know whether he was going to make it, that he was struggling. but today i'm told he's stabilized and they hope he's turning the corner. >> obviously, to go through an experience like the funeral and the wake where, you know, members of the public were coming and the former president really wanted to be there to shake everybody's hand. >> we saw those pictures on friday of him greeting the public. he didn't have to do that. no one expected him to do it. he had seen the video and he said, i want to go down there. and he stayed and stayed. he's someone who likes to do the right thing and gracious, and it was that. but no question, this has been the most emotional, heartbreaking weekend for him. they've been married for 73 years, and i'm sure that in addition to the infection, that took a toll. >> yeah. it's hard to imagine the former president without the former first lady. you told

whether it's 2004 and it's the icu and his boss is being approached by the white house council to tryreauthorize a program that comey thinks, that's not what alberto gonzalez should be doing. or whether it's intervening when it comes to hillary clinton in her e-mail situation, even saying she was wreckless in the way she had handled the e-mails, to now what he's doing with donald trump, it seems like behavior he doesn't reserve for one party or one person. there is a question, should he be doing that? should he be weighing in on this? it's also interesting that he is went person who is uniquely perched to know some of these things, right? he thinks it's possible the russians may have dirt on the president. it's possible that some of these unconfirmed details could be true. and he seemed to stress that he couldn't rule it out. and it is interesting whether or not you think he's doing the right thing here, that that is his judgment of the situation. >> you also have covered the entire hillary clinton campaign, would i love to ask you, we come back, comey is speaking about his decisions

bush is out of icu, and his son jeb says he's headed home friday. bush family spokesman says the former president thanks everyone for their prayers and good wishes and that the former president is focused on the houston rockets closing out their playoff series against the minnesota timberwolves and also making it to maine for the summer. up next, america's election headquarters results from arizona and a top candidate in the west virginia senate race, he raises some eyebrows with a controversial statement. insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. i recommend my tempur-pedic to nigheverybody.ver. the most highly recommended bed in america. now ranked highest in customer satisfaction with mattresses by jd power. visit tempurpedic.com to find your exclusive retailer today. booking

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. >> but we're told he is responding in the icu to antibiotics and other intravinous fluids. >> and hopefully he'll be all right and able to come home. we know he's been in intensive care before and come through it. this time, though, coming hours after attending his wife's funeral. difficult to imagine that. how was he at the funeral? i know you were there. >> you know, he -- we thought that he was remarkable at the funeral. not just at the funeral, but the day before when he went to greet the public who were coming to pay their respects, the fact that he would go and sit there and he spent quite a bit of time there, obviously at the funeral. you saw the pictures. he was very emotional. this is heartbreaking. and obviously this is exactly what his friends and family have been worried about, how he would deal with the loss after 73 years of marriage and such an emotional week. but i'm told saturday night that he was doing very well, that he had dinner with his family, but then sunday morning, he took this turn and it was really a crisis, erin. >> all right, jamie, thank you very much. i want

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and it was just a marijuana who landed another patient on life support, in the icu hanging between life and death as he was inhaling lacks, 90 90-100% thc. and tourist beware. recently a traitor and a man who is visiting our beautiful city for a convention. he came to the emergency department concerned he couldn't talk right and his arm wasn't working. i did evaluation to make sure he didn't have a stroke and when everything came back normal he showed me a small package of gummy bears that was labeled hangover remedy. he received a very expensive diagnosis of marijuana poisoning. it was heartbreaking for me to treat an elderly man who travel to our scripps institute for a second opinion for his cancer diagnosis. his son saw a prominent advertisement i was hoping they marijuana brownie would help with his nausea caused by chemotherapy. his nausea was not better and i admitted into the hospital with chest pain and palpitations from a pot brownie. a three-car collision closer freeways for a few hours as the driver admitted to be high on marijuana and he will not interest the statistics bec

it was just marijuana who landed another patient on life-support, in the icu, hanging between life and death as he was inhaling wax, 90 to 100% thc. tourists beware. recently i treated a man who was visiting our beautiful city for a convention. he came to the emergency department concerned he couldn't talk right and his arm warrant working. i did the evaluation to make sure he didn't have a stroke. when everything came back normal showed me a small package of gummy bears, labeled hangover remedy. he received a very expensive diagnosis of marijuana poisoning. and it was heart-breaking for me to treat an early derly man who traveled to the scripts institute for a second opinion for his cancer diagnosis. he saw a prominent advertisement and was hoping the marijuana brown any would help with nausea caused by chemotherapy. his nausea was not better. i admitted him to the hospital with a palpitations with pot poisoning. a collision closed our freeway he was high on marijuana, he will in the enter statistics because no one died. what about our medical examiner? what does our medical examiner

farquhar is expected to remain in the icu for a few more weeks. >>> the world is waiting this morningo learn the name of britain's newest royal. the duke and duchess of cambridge introduced their healthy baby boy yesterday. the newborn prince is the third child of prince william and his wife kate. he is fifth in line to the british throne. siblings prince george and princess charlotte visited their baby brother at st. mart y's hospital in london. princess charlotte waved to the crowd on their way to meet them. it was just perfection, adorable. look at this baby. we'll be outside kensington palace with more on the new prince in our next hour. >> i'm with steven cole better as he said in the opener, how does she look so good. because your body's still going through stuff, if you know what i mean, that she can walk out and look that good. >> it takes a village or a monarchy. >> it does. she looks great. >> a lawsuit is pulling back the curtain on musician david copperfield who's being sued by a tourist. ahead, how more audience members now claim they were injured >>> good morning. it is

he is back out of icu and hopefully will be leaving the hospital on friday.man alive and i want him to stay alive for a little bit longer. >> sandra: we look forward to seeing the 41st president out of the hospital. >> rick: south korea now giving president trump credit for opening the door to talks with north korea as north and south prepare for tomorrow's landmark summit. president trump earlier discussing c.i.a. director mike pompeo's recent meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> president trump: mike pompeo did go there. he wasn't supposed to meet with kim jong-un. they were with each other for more than an hour. they spoke and he also spoke with his counterparts in north korea. they had a great meeting. he then left. >> rick: senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in seoul, south korea. what can we expect at this summit, greg? >> in 12 hours time this historic summit should kick off. it is happening in the dmz, the area between north and south korea about 20 miles from where we are. high security. most of the media kept away.

he's expected to spend 30 days in the icu. >> we're talking about cigars.called jewelling. so what is it and how health experts say it could be a threat to your kids. >> reporter: they're small and sleek, colorful and flavorful. on its website jewel calls its product the satisfying alternative to cigarettes. most kids call it jewelling and the campaign tobacco free program says it's an alternative. >> you literally plug it into a usb drive on your computer, it lights up and heats up, and then you can put it in your hand and without anybody actually knowing what you're doing, you can smoke this product, get a hit of nicotine and without leaving any after smell. >> really like the mint and the fruit, those are the two flavors that we all really use. >> reporter: 17-year-old jake has been jewelling for a year now. >> after the last couple of months i've seen a huge increase. >> reporter: jewel lab says it strongly condemns the use of its products by minors. in addition to limiting web sales to those over 21 jewel says it also works with school districts across

. >> i went into septic shock on the plane, took me to icu, almost died. >> you almost died. >> i nevero take you into surgery because your blood pressure is so low we're concerned about organ failure. >> he was feeling grateful. the show in las vegas turned into a massacre. >> i called my mom and sister to tell them, hey, i'm in las vegas. i'm here. i'm all right. always tell the people you love them as much as possible. >> do you? >> all the time. >> that gratitude comes true in his interactions with fans and his amazement at how far he's come. his story now draws crowds. country music's hall of fame. do you ever think, i did it, i made it? >> you know, you look backward and then you look forward. this is amazing. live in the moment, enjoy it, then wake up and go and go, okay, what else do i need to do? >> he'll perform this sunday at the acm rewards. it will be something of a somber return to las vegas, but he told us he hopes the music can be a small act of healing. john? >> that line, tell the people you love you love them. >> jan, can i borrow your country music playlist? i bet it

in the hospital setting, to use fentanyl in icu in anesthesia by trained people in the thought of this speed on the street but did deadly potency is absolutely frightening than astounding. we would be very pleased the crew worked closely with customs and border patrol as you know. they have increased capabilities and a number of investigators that they have in order to stop the importation of fentanyl and kara fenton also it does not enter our supply and of course we would be very pleased to provide technical assistance and to work with you collaboratively because any efforts that we can do to minimize fentanyl getting on the streets will greatly aid our fight and prevention and treatment. >> thank you, admiral. the staff on this committee and leadership to this committee hears back then i just think it is one of those issues that we should be able on a nonpartisan issue to address in address quickly. i noticed a cms recently finalized a call letter which had a prescribed limit for medicare beneficiary patients with acute pain. not talking about cancer. talking about acute pain. as you

when i got to a&e, i collapsed, lost consciousness and was taken to icu where i was in a coma forfour clotting when the septic shock. my kidneys failed, so i had dialysis as well for two months. it was a very difficult time. i knew from early on that i was going to lose my legs and my fingers. i was not sure what was going to happen to my face. and in the end, i lost the tip of my nose, as you can see, and my lips off guard so speaking is difficult. eating is difficult. it is better now, but it is still difficult. after four months now, but it is still difficult. afterfour months in hospital, my legs were amputated. very soon after that, i started legs were amputated. very soon after that, istarted physio legs were amputated. very soon after that, i started physio and began to walk, first on one leg, and two weeks later on both prosthetic legs. after three months i was able to walk unaided and went home. how do you find the motivation, the will to do that and carry on, when you are living an ordinary life. you are scratched by your dog, and we should say this is very rare, and you los

former president george hurry better walker bush has been move today icu unit into a hospital and focusedall. statement released says president bush naturally thanks everyone for prayers and good wishes and also wants to assure everyone that as good as he feels now, he's focused on houston rockets quoting series against minnesota timber wolfs than anything that landed him in the hospitalment well, president bush should be smiling today. houston rockets won last night. eliminated timber wolves with ease, 30 points for james harden. for the first time we can say the nfl draft kicks off tonight on fox. 8:00 o'clock eastern time, at&t stadium outside of dallas, the draft will begin, the cleveland browns select pete hegseth -- no, you to tune in to see what it's going to be. the browns have fourth picks. "the new york times" obtained recording with nfl players after president trump suggested that any player who kneeled for national anthem should be fired, well, bob craft owner of new england patriots to have reported given president trump a super bowl sing isn't entirely on the president's sid