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there _ the major illnesses? excellent question. there are _ the major illnesses? there are two - the major illnesses? excellent| question. there are two bigger picture points for your viewers. it's not i—size—fits—all, as you'll see the booster policy in the united kingdom is based on risk groups by age, we know older individuals are at risk immune status of people of immunocompromised conditions or household status, person themselves may be very healthy but maybe they live with others who are very vulnerable that's one concept that your viewers should appreciate. and another is the need for ongoing research was severely sexing of the sexes are fantastic on the safe and effective, but they are costly and they do require multiple doses and they do require multiple doses and they do require updating periodically with the new variant. so, we need ongoing vaccine research and support for such research to build a coronavirus vaccine or around the world. so we have to develop save vaccines to cover more variance. ., ~ , ., ,., develop save vaccines to cover more varianc

it is the best way to prevent severe illness, hospitalization and death. we need to continue to ensure americans know that there are safe treatments out there. paxlovid is one of them. hydrochloric when has not been proven to be effective. paxlovid, if you are in the high risk category within the five first day of illness it has been shown, even with the omicron variant to reduce severity. it is important to know how and when taxes treatment if you are eligible. host: bipartisan policy center .org you can go there to see dr. anand parekh's work. >> c-span's washington journal, every day we take your call live on the air of the news of the day and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning we will talk the members of the house returning to washington dc to vote on the inflation reduction act with our bloomberg congressional order. also camping 2022. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span or c-span now our free mobile video app join the discussion with your facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> the

for mental illness, petty crimes, theft, jaywalking are those from mental illness.te them, get them proper treatment they need, supervision, it is possible you could get them into safe housing, get them back into the employment world, maybe off the streets. elizabeth: going to get to what the doctor just pointed out, darren porcher, what george soros left out, he didn't mention how defund the cops is hurting these cities that you cited as well. he didn't mention how they weaken the rules, weaken the crime laws. he doesn't name the research he is pointing to to make his claim what he is doing is a good thing, you know? what the doctor was pointing out, critics are saying the aclu, legal aid society, their ex-at persuading courts to release mentally ill people who need help in name of freedom but don't focus on medical care what is best for them. where do you come down on this debate? >> i believe these communities are under siege. when we look to what the actions of george soros are committing to, clearly causing these communities to spiral out of control. we saw a l

he says, "many are too quick to attribute evil acts "to mental illness rather than to a complex web "clude moral turpitude, "extreme ideology and social resentments." we can'tjust explain these things away by saying, oh, you know, they've had episodes of being mentally ill or whatever, you've got to take responsibility for your actions. absolutely. and i would encourage people to think about a spectrum of mental difficulties and mental disorganisation, if you like, or mental disturbance and frank mental disorder of the kind that gets you admitted to hospital under the mental health act, say. and there are degrees of criminal responsibility that go with that. and not everybody who suffers a mental illness and who kills kills in that context can be considered to lack responsibility. and that's why we have criminal trials to test out that evidence carefully. and it's open to judges to send people to prison, even if they have been found to be mentally unwell at the time of the killing. but you won't accept the term that this is just an act of pure evil or a sin or whatever? you don't like

— major illnesses? excellent question. _ major illnesses?u really - major illnesses? excellent question, you really hit. major illnesses? excellent| question, you really hit the nail on the head. they are two bigger picture points for your viewers. one is the concept of precision vaccine. it's not 1—size—fits—all. the booster policy in the united kingdom is based on age, we know that older individuals are creative risk. they have compromise conditions. and the people who may be very healthy but maybe they live with others who are very vulnerable. so, that is one concept or viewer should appreciate. the other that speaks to your question is the need for ongoing research. we have these vaccines that are fantastic, they're safe, they are effective but they are costly, they do require freezing, they do require multiple doses they do require updates of the new variants. so, we need ongoing vaccine research, support of such research, support of such research to see if he can do the coronavirus worldwide vaccine. we need to keep innovating as a par

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i fell ill with theater there.ifteen is our division, which was born in the fourteenth year and some kind of spirit formed ideological guys who realized that the russian world smells here, no need to help dream this position is closest to the neo-nazis. here is our front line, about fifty meters away. we volunteers already from kamchatka of the far east to karelia had 37 something nationalities. fire, i am convinced that this is just a trace of fascism, mind , part, conscience, they don’t have a microcircuit, and our grandfathers , fathers, they did everything to ensure that we had peace. and how can we be on the sidelines, it's simply impossible, as far as russia should be, i think that ukraine should all be part of russia, we took ours. and where, for example, is a slap in the face to those who was against us, so that the battalion was disrespectful. fifteen on the side of good premieres tonight on the first floor, better. yes the atmosphere of the shoulder the atmosphere of camaraderie. you see, this is really h

john kennedy extremely ill with addison's disease roosevelt extremely ill with end-stage cardiovascular disease where he was fine for four or five hours a day, but the other hours really not able to function completely. so here the issue is not just one of people being killed but also issues of incapacitation short of death, and i think we've raised throughout the day several examples of where this could happen as a mass event as others have mentioned one is obviously the issue of the insurrection and i think greg jacob raised this is an issue. what would have happened if during the insurrection those who breach the capital had actually had a more organized opposition had had a machine guns and had managed to actually kill a majority of congress. how would we have thought about what that would have happened? um and the issue raised also by normal ornstein about a nuclear attack. i'm sure rebecca will talk about that in a few minutes as well, but it might not just be a suitcase bomb but in the wake of, you know attacks in ukraine as greg jacob mentioned we can imagine other forms of nucl

he had been suffering from some illnesses.but, they did very nicely recommended i speak to jay berman. who i think is on the zoom today, he was senator bayh chief of staff. and he very graciously invited me to the century club in new york city, and we talked about the phrase party opposite. they said, you know, it sounds like senator bayh. and then i found more information that albert did not want to take the seat to become president. he did not know about this plan to resign, but, jay told me he recalled a possible ted sorenson memo advising carl albert about this, that, and the other. he said maybe, and then the coral albert archives. i looked in the carl albert archives and i found a 19 page memo of that ted sorenson, who of course was president kennedy's alter ego. before we had chief of staff in the white house he was essentially the chief of staff. there was this memo, george and chelsea, who was the organizer of his papers, did not recall seeing this document. but, but in the archives it was there. the remarkable archiv

the risk of heat illness rises significantly over the holiday weekend. remember when it comes to heat, it is a cumulative issue. when you have several days in a row of hot temperatures, it can really where your body down. not necessarily the first day, but the second, third and fourth day, it can really take a toll on your body. increased risk for fire danger with these temps. today you will feel the warmer weather. temperatures above average, but around the bay shoreline it is 60's and 70's for the most part. we will go to the mid-80's and mid 90's away from the coast today. we will all see a fair amount of sunshine as our marine layer is pretty thin. overnight tonight, mid-50's to mid-60's with patchy fog out there. everybody is under some sort of watch or warning. close to the coast we are under an excessive heat watch come over the risk is there for heat illness, but it looks like that onshore flow is going to keep the dangerous heat away for most of us near the ocean. however, a majority of us under this pink shading will see excessive heat, four da

ill and vaccinated.r you is that we are usually vaccinated against all diseases once a year this the principle will remain for vaccination. here is the coronavirus, if it is an infection uh, st- it will become seasonal. we will go down the path of vaccinating once a year quite right, especially since new gene variants are constantly appearing. if it's like the flu, every year a new vaccine formulation is made and every year we re-introduce absolutely . in short, i understand the professor's words. and academician dahl, we will do what we could, and having been ill, having been cynical, and yet, most likely more than once a year. here is the price of the goal moreover, it will not be excluded that every time, like with the flu, the vaccine must be prepared anew for the meeting of new strains of coronavirus, excellent work of a large team. very big ignorance is power. health, dear friends to all, because this is the most important thing, and today it’s about the coronavirus. we have no fear. we have a vacc

nurses started falling ill, my colleagues. security. it reminded me that everybody on this team is necessary and all of a sudden when they are not there it's a jarring experience. it's like, i think i might have shared this with you or someone in passing, it's like being in one of those zombie movies were like there's a group of teenagers inom the woods who should've gone left but they went right anyway. they are like looking around, all of a sudden where is johnny? all oh no, johnny is gone. because the zombies pick them off one by one. it wase like that in the emergency department. i have seen so and so of days. yeah, they are sick. they will be back in a couple weeks. some people didn't come back. it was a very, very challenging period. >> i think for us what the er is like on a day-to-day basis or what it was like during covid, you have a line in there whenir you said i'm a short order cook flipping burgers at lunch hour. part of the reason why you chose to write letters to patients is because you only have three minutes with them i

nurses starting to fall ill. my colleagues. security. this reminded me that everybody on the team is necessary. all of a sudden when they are not there, it is a jarring experience. it is light, i think i might have shared this with you or somebody in passing, it is like in a zombie movie where there is a group of teenagers in the woods that should have gone left but they went right anyway. looking around, all of a sudden, where is johnny? thought -- johnny is gone because the zombies picked him off one by one. it is like that in the emergency department. i have not seen so-and-so in a couple days. they are sick, they will be back in a couple weeks. some people did not come back. it was a very, very challenging time. natalie: paint for us all -- what the er was like on a day-to-day basis during covid. you have a line in their. you said "i am a short order cook flipping burgers at lunch hour." part of the reason you chose to write letters to your patients is because you only had three minutes with them in the er. dr. fisher: i think that i

too many have succumbed to those illnesses as well.m honored to be with the father of another military family that understands the ultimate sacrifice like we do. our commander-in-chief, president joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: please. please have a seat. danielle, thank you. before i begin today, i want to say a word about the news that came out today relative to the economy. actually, i just want to say a number, zero. today, we received news that our economy had zero percent inflation in the month of july. zero percent. here's what that means while the price of some things go up went up last month, the price of other things went down by the same amount. the result zero inflation last month. but people are hurting. but zero inflation last month. economists look at a measure of inflation that ignores food and energy prices, and they call it core inflation. that's about the lowest amount in several years several months. when you couple that with last week's booming jobs report of 528,000 jobs created last month and 3.5% unemployment

and, at the very first sign of illness, keep kids home, and test frequently.an we werehing is key, and at t before? >> yes, we are. >> reporter: carter evans, and test frequently. are we safer than we were cbs news, azusa, california. >> o'donnell: coming up next, an update on a deadly and mysterious illness prompting a health warning for pet owners in michigan. michigan. loguard. i'm noninvasive and i detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers, even in early stages. early stages? yep, it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. consider it done. migraine attacks? you can't always avoid triggers like stress. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks... you can't prevent what's going on outside, that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets right to work to prevent migraine attacks and keeps them away over time. qulipta™ blocks cgrp—a protein believed to be a cause of migraine attacks. quli

monkeypox is an illness we are concerned about. we are mobilizing resources to address it. it is a virus that has symptoms that include swollen lymph nodes , symptoms that can mimic a flu or cold, but has a characteristic painful rash that many with monkeypox will experience. it is spread primarily through skin to skin contact that can occur through sexual activity, as has been discussed in the press, but other forms of close physical contact. as important as monkeypox is, it is not spreading with the level of contagiousness we saw with covid, which is a different illness altogether. the key is to recognize that treatments, vaccines, and tests are three critical aspects of the response, and with the administration has been doing is mobilizing the vexing portion of the response, more than one million doses of vaccine, and working on more on the way. testing is available in commercial labs and state labs, and treatments have been sent to jurisdictions across the country, but there is more that has to be done in all these areas, and that's why we're seeing across the administr

in terms of preventing severe illness, vaccines are the best that we have. there is a terrific track record there in terms of preventing severe illness. there are other factors, these cloth based mass are not doing much of anything. n95 masks are important. in terms of the trust of these federal agencies, i don't think any agency has gotten everything right. when you look retrospectively, i am sure there are a lot of things these agencies would've done differently. at their core, these agencies have public servants that are trying to do the right thing. we have to make sure we don't lose faith in these agencies. most of the time, they get things right sometimes they get things wrong. i do agree with you that there is a trust problem and we need to work on that. i think that is something with the american public and the agencies, improve messaging, i think the take away is we need renew trust and build that trust up. host: what was the biggest thing science got wrong during the covid crisis during the past 2.5 years? guest: one of the biggest examples we got

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for the presentation of this report of the presidential advisory committee on gulf war veterans illnesses. the work of this committee reflects the administration's commitment to finding answers for the thousands of brave men and women suffering from undiagnosed illnesses after serving in the persian gulf war. and it reflects the president's abiding commitment to being responsive to and responsible for our veterans and their families. i know that there are members who are here of the commission and i'd like them if they would just to stand so that we could see all they're all standing good. we appreciate very much the time and effort that went into this service, and i know firsthand how important and difficult your task has been over the last four years the president and i have received many heart-wrenching letters from gulf war veterans and family members. many veterans and their family members said they felt that their country had forgotten them. so in the fall of 1994, the president asked me to explore the issues surrounding the health needs of gulf war veterans and to look into the fed

together with his mother on social networks, he talks about his illness.how to fight it with the whole family provides adaptation to the shape of my head. she also loves outdoor activities. literally in a few days, ksyusha will go to first grade, the little fashionista has already chosen, smart, good, there is a backpack, textbooks, pens and notebooks, not only electric wheelchairs, so that the first-grader can get to school herself, since ksyusha spends most of her time sitting, then a stroller adapted for her - it is very important. it has the necessary support, and the tilt angles of the seat rise, and since all the same handles. we have very weak not everywhere. she can drive herself, and in this case, the electric wheelchair will become her ancient assistant, which costs about 400,000 for a family. ksyusha is a lot of money, and the state child will be able to get an electric stroller. at least after 2 years, including a poster, a postcard and one branch for a bouquet. your help is not an application, the participants of the action will help to raise

own observations and told me of their efforts to bring more serious national attention to these illnesses. i visited with individual veterans, active duty soldiers, and their families at walter reed hospital and the veterans hospital here in washington, i listened to veterans as they tried to describe to me what it was like to live day after day year after year not knowing why they had become sick. i heard stories of hardworking men and women who could no longer keep steady jobs and support their families because of their illnesses. one veteran officer who had been diagnosed as 100% disable told me about the healthy and active life he had led before his tour in the persian golf, and about his frustration and seeking affective treatments for her symptoms. and february 1995, i reported to the president and the chief of staff on these findings and recommended some steps the administration could take in the future, including the creation of a blue ribbon panel to investigate these issues whether. i had the privilege of testifying at the first meeting of this committee and august 1995. i've be

the cleanup is underway after flooding from a burn scar hit the community of mark leave ill.his week. the town is on the other side of the sierra south of lake tahoe. flash flood emergency was issued wednesday night when a severe storm moved through that area. debris came flooding down from the tamarack fire. burn scar area two roads below that fire burned more than 68,000 acres last july, sandbags are out in front of businesses along the main road in town, and the road itself is covered in thick mud. just outside of mark, leave ill highway, 1989 has been shut down range is working to remove mud and debris from the road and repair damaged culverts. at a barrier weather of mild day today pretty much the same forecast for your sunday but we eventually turn up the heat in the five day forecast. and while the update coming up new statements from billionaire elon must suggest he still wants to buy twitter coming up what he thinks could put an end to the lawsuits over his decision to back out of the deal. and see what has geologists thinking a volcano in hawaii may blow ♪ at usaa w

to the extent that kids get seriously ill, we seek his get pretty seriously ill from covid. -- we see kids get pretty seriously ill from covid. tens of millions of kids out been vaccinated, with little to no side effects. put together an incredible safety profile, clear evidence that kids can end up in the hospital and get sick, it is a no-brainer. last point on this, i can give you all of the data, i will give you two pieces of an anecdote i think are important. as a date my children become eligible to get vaccinated, all three of them had gotten their appointments and had gotten vaccinated. part of it is i can say what i say, you have to look at what i do. look at pediatricians, i do not know a single pediatrician who has not cot in their children fully vaccinated. that is what pediatricians are doing, the american academy of pediatrics, they have come out unequivocally on vaccinating kids under five. the doctors you trust to take care of your kids are telling you that this is a really good idea, it is worth it. suzanne: we have experts with a similar message and i'm glad to continu

do you think you have a serious illness? i say let me speak. general, like inflammation, a real lung, it was like in the same psychiatry. and something i have not seen for a long time mr. jones, who suffered from paranoid disorders of mani and persecution. and he says he was shot at last week. eh, so that this was not. this is how you will give there. no, it means that the next question is taken by a healthy person, without chronic diseases, without anything, and it is said whether you think that you have a serious illness, your health worries you. you don't quite believe the doctor who assures your wow serious. no, you often worry about opportunities being seriously ill. we have pain in various parts of the body. you learned about the existence of your guess. diseases from internet tv or acquaintances bother you at once with several symptoms and depending on which points you answered how. there are several options for concluding that you have anxiety, or already, really. expanded hypochondria. you know, like doctors. we are faced with somehow

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so many veterans are battling burn pit illnesses today. too many have succumbed to those illnesses.honored to be with the father of another military family who understands the ultimate sacrifice like we do. our commander and chief, president joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: please have a seat. danielle, thank you. before i begin today, i want to say a word about the news that came out relative to the economy. i want to say a number. zero. today, we received news our economy had 0% inflation in the month of july. 0%. here's what that means. the price of some things went up, the price of other things went down by the same amount. the result, zero inflation last month. economists look at the measure of inflation call it core inflation. the lowest amount in several months. when you couple that with last week's booming jobs report of 528,000 jobs created and 3.5% unemployment, it underscores the economy we have been building. we see a stronger labor market where jobs are blooming and americans are working and seeing some signs inflation may be beginning to moderate. that is what happen

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elena became ill again. finally, someone miraculously guessed it was malaria.is different, it happens. there is one that is not very dangerous, but it takes a long time to be treated and repeated, but there is a six-day one. so there are no vaccinations against it . that's how much you bite so much you get sick. i arrived and i started having seizures. for some reason, they simply could not determine when a very serious attack had already begun. i'm with hospitalized for myocarditis. and there it turned out that i had malaria. that's it i started to be treated for the usual relieved symptoms. i filmed in belarus and went there to the cooler, as he was equipped with syringes just in case to put me in order there. they tried the medicine on me, i need to drink three tablets. well, time is called time. remained alive. then elena did not even suspect that this was only the beginning of her health problems and what price she would have to pay in order to stay alive. come on then first get ready for us after school, and then i will work, and then tsyplakova began act

had perpetrated that appeals with no access to a court hearing where they could complain about their ill treatment. 7 years ago that began to change the headquarters if they saw polo law firm. marina diaz told us about special custody hearings where defendants were brought face to face in front of a judge within a day of their arrest. i feathers, mri, kinsey. but as you know, she l. j surgical storage. my cap is in cassandra praising pinch, quite resolution. he's there ah, appetizing cassandra, please? la force apathy. zoe, flag around chelly 3 mommy. cheaper. think for those more cheese? the mirror would kill me and pinky up his saw a poor g. he la bows ruiz, even to isaac leslie's. you've your lengthy altered. good. a block while a thing, a passat with the introduction of new face to face custody hearings was widely welcomed and trumpeted on this official justice department video with these face to face herrings with the opportunity for a judge to assess whether someone had suffered abuse at the hands of state or thor, it is, but they also allowed defendant to speak directly to a judge

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insane mentally ill. i mean it dovetails very closely with the snapping idea and i think that the the public tends to think of that as okay. these are people who are completely detached from reality hearing voices telling them to go kill or whatever things that we might associate with conditions like paranoids schizophrenia. that's simply not the case and in the vast majority of these cases and even in the small percentage of cases where mental illness is significant and diagnosable. it's rarely a primary cause in terms of the how why questions what led this person down this path when you take a deep look at these cases, and so i think that's really important because blaming the solid mental illness which happens every time we have one of these cases that's part of the national discussion is wrong and it's counterproductive to understanding what's going on here and it's damaging it's damaging to people who do suffer from those conditions who the vast majority of whom are not violent. there's extensive res

even if they are hospitalized, it prevents severe illness and death.ver the last several months, in the spring and the summer, we are seeing a break in the pandemic between case transmission and severe illness. so we have to take that into account and decide when is the right time on the basis of what data to re-implement population prevention strategies. it was inappropriate in march and april of 2020 two introduce the guidance whether it was mass mandates or population vaccine and aids. those are the right things to do in a time of an emergency. i do not think we are in an emergency but i think we are somewhere between emergency and -- the fact that severe illness and hospitalizations and the fact that the impact overall on human health and society is lessening is a good thing. it causes us to reassess where we are in terms of the data and when to allow policies. host: unfortunately, dr., we are wrapping up on time. thank you so much for joining us life. dr. vasan: guest: thank you i appreciate you having been. >> thank you to all of you for joining

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