john campbell. he joins me tonight from carlisle in the u.k.. it is good to see you again. let's start with france and greece. they are making coronavirus vaccinations mandatory for all health care workers. talk to me about why this is necessary. >> these patients are at risk and health care workers can pass the virus on to patients. people who are vaccinated are 50% less likely to get the virus in the first place and if they do get it, they are 50% less likely to pass it on. we are talking about a 75% level of protection here. there is a pretty good medical rationale for all of this. brent: is there an ethical rationale for not making the vaccines compulsory? i am thinking of angela merkel. she says there is no need to make the vaccinations mandatory. >> this is a good debate. you will get us different opinions. it is a fundamental principle in health care for giving informed const for anything we do. i can't even take a patient possible pressure. it is perfectly reasonable that everyone has the choice what medications and vaccines the get. that is a basic human right but

and we spoke to health care analyst john campbell, and we asked him about the ethics of making vaccinations, compulsory. it's a funded mental principle in health care. the most giving formed consent for everything that we do. so i can't even take a patients blood pressure without dive informed consent that they allow me to do that. so it's perfectly reasonable that everyone has the choice, what medications or vaccines they get. that's a basic human right. but then again, employers haven't duty of care. they have a duty of care to the duty of care today or employers who they have to maintain help often. they also have a duty of care towards the patients for whom their employees are looking after. so it's balancing this risk between informed consent and the duty of care, the employers and individual clinicians have. of course, the properties, the 1st doctor who's documented said 1st do no harm. so it is in common baton or health care work is not to do harm. ok, analyst john campbell, for now in tennessee, sound roger federer has pulled out of the upcoming olympic games because of injury . pha

john campbell, a u.k. based health analyst and educator.ccording to the polls, more than half of the brits say they are worried about removing restrictions. is it a good idea for the government to lift the restrictions now? dr. campbell: that is a remarkably good question. the government and the scieific advisors say this is the best time. they say if this is delayed further, it will just delay hospitalizations. it is best to do this now when we have the summer on our side, when we have the vitamin d from the sunshine, the ultraviolet. best to do it now rather than delay it into wintertime. but as well as that, we had a letter to the lancet recently with 1200 scientists and doctors, writing that they are concerned about it. and there is a big debate in the u.k. about this now. a lot of people on one side, a lot of people on the other side. basically this is a u.k. experiment, i think we can only collect that. the world needs to watch this with interest and see what the outcome will be, because there is a lot of unknowns. brent: let me ask y

john campbell, he joins need tonight from carlyle in the u. k. doctor camp looks good to see you again. let's start with france in greece. they are making corona virus vaccinations, mandatory for all health care workers. talk to me about why this is necessary. well, because these patients are at risk and health care workers can pass the virus on to that patients that we now know quite definitively from day through the u. k. the people that are vaccinated a 50 percent less likely to get the virus in the 1st place. and if they do get that 50 percent less likely to pass it on. so we're talking about the 75 percent level of protection here. so there's a pretty good medical rationale for this. is there an ethical ration now for not making the vaccines compulsory? i'm thinking of the german chancellor, agular macro. she says that there's no need right now to make the vaccinations mandatory. this is a good division of course, and you'll get lots of different opinions from different ethicists. it's a fundamental principle in health care that we must give

our correspondent, john campbell, has been at the scene.e collapse. the right in question is behind me. it's known as the top of the world. they don't know exactly what happened, but some people appear to be thrown from the ride. the service says six people were sufficiently injured, but they needed to be taken to hospital. three adults and three children. they've been taken to hospitals in belfast. the service is none injuries were life—threatening. —— the service as none of the injuries. they've been discharged by paramedics. this was a terrifying experience for those involved, and investigations are under way to find out what caused this accident. lightning has partially destroyed two properties in hampshire — as the heatwave comes to an end in some parts of the country. weather warnings are in place across southern england and wales for flooding, hail and strong winds. duncan kennedy's report contains some flashing images from the storms. this is how the week—long heat wave came to an end for the two houses in hampshire. the lightning s

and we spoke to health care analyst john campbell and asked him about the ethics of making vaccinate vaccine, vaccinations around that compulsory. it's a fundamental principle in health care that we're most giving formed consent for everything that we do. so i can't even take a patients blood pressure without the informed consent that they allow me to do that. so is perfectly reasonable that everyone has the choice. what medications or vaccines they get? that's a basic human right? but then again, employers have a duty of care. they have a duty of care to the duty of care today, or employers who they have to maintain help often. they also have a duty of care towards the patients for whom their employees are looking after. so it's balancing this risk between informed consent and the duty of care, the employer as an individual clinician have of course the properties. the 1st doctor who's documented said 1st do no harm, so it is incumbent on, on health care work is not to do harm. i'm going to support non to tennis. roger federer has pulled out of the upcoming olympic games because of i

john campbell, and i asked him about the ethics of making vaccinations. compulsory is a fundamental principle in health care the most giving formed consent for everything that we do. so i can't even take a patients blood pressure without the informed consent that they allow me to do that. so it's perfectly reasonable that everyone has the choice. what medications or vaccines they get? that's a basic human right? but then again, employers haven't duty of care. they have a duty of care to the duty of care today, or employers who they have to maintain help. and they also have a duty of care towards the patients for whom their employees are looking after. so it's balancing this risk between informed consent and the duty of care, the employer as an individual clinician have of course the properties. the 1st doctor who's documented said 1st do no harm. so it is income. baton or health care work is not to do harm. the tennis don't. roger federer has pulled out of the upcoming olympic games because of an injury. federer at 20 time. grand slam champion has been struggling to find his best form after h

john campbell always with the cards he carried to remember each soldier killed in battle. >> i thinkut them every day. >> reporter: general david petraeus after nearly a decade of war -- >> your thoughts? >> reporter: taking off from this base in a combat mission. we are upside down, over the mountains. after all these years, all these missions, the taliban is gaining strength as afghan forces surrender or are massacred through districts across the country. the majority of the districts that have been taken are many miles from here in kabul. the big question is what happens here when all the u.s. forces leave afghanistan? we travelled to the outskirts of cabal to the home of a taliban elder, a senior leader when the taliban was in charge of this country. >> the taliban is taking over many districts in afghanistan. will they come here to kabul? [speaking foreign language] there's no doubt said the elder. that's a clear concern for general miller. >> what's happening now? how alarmed are you? >> we should be concerned. the loss of terrain and the repeating of that loss of terrain has t

that is john campbell, our northern ireland business editor.in a report after 33—year—old sarah everard was murdered in march. her death sparked huge protests and a public debate about women's safety. the government will also reveal plans for a new 24—hour rape and sexual assault helpline, and there will be £5 million of funding to tackle violence in public places at night. i'm nowjoined by andrea simon, the director of end violence against women. thank you very much for being with us. are you impressed by what has been announced on this? i think it's really important if there has been this recognition in the strategy we have seen today that we need radical and transfer would have changed when it comes to prevention and tackling violence against women and girls that covers everything from harassment in the street and online and public spaces to sexual violence as well and domestic abuse. we do need the going to go across policing, health, education, transport. so whilst there are good sentiments expressed in the strategy, the actions that follo

he meets don rush, or john rush beach brian campbell and says [inaudible] there's another story that has never been caught the attention, it needs to be paid to. and ross gave campbell a copy of death in the promise not. okay, ten years later, don and i both got a call from today's show produced two that says on the 75th anniversary, the today show will do our show. this was gigantic. because with the exception of an op-ed in the washington post in 1982, when my book came out, there had not been a news story in a national news media about the massacre since the 1920s. so a lot of things start coming together. like wall street, money is raised for the black wall street memorial. there's going to be survivor. and you know, ceremony aren't all that. nbc comes, they interview the, philip bunch of survivors, they fill me as well. and they, you know, put together this story. and this is. right that i thought about two weeks out and realized, we'll shoot, if the today show is doing this story, i bet i can leverage that and get some more press. so i got on the phone and in a week i got the n

john. i think that i have to go. okay, good 2nd. okay the how the k. the horton. okay. can doubt this? is don campbell. yes. yeah. we did a phase honda through through the warehouse on the mail that was to show you the and i don't see that which is it not be yellow. this is that sounds don't go to the scene that will be in the head support. now, who? no one else in the home. quite sure. the young lady. that whole thing, who was it was really in the entirety of his shower. this is home and there's a stand, a famous tree. and this thing is being promoted by these where they show visiting. both of those ones are span keys of i'm very successful. the one against the best husband she, she's the one who gets the inviting creams are very helpful because of both all the extra is also very, very complicated. gets abused element of skin. and that is very confident that the i think they should give a message. but i think the more important thing, you know, the, you know, the boys have to look back in order to be with you just to should be, you should be your thing. you should stop competing because it's not the the, the, in

let's bring in boom, bus, co host christy i and john e, as in miami, herbert business school. kristi, let's start with you here. we saw that dds dot campbell nearly 23 percent in early trading on tuesday. they say they have stopped adding new year to new users and will comply with beijing. but how big of a hit is this to the newly listed company? well, it is quite a bit especially to the reputation after announcing that they're basically de listing the app 2 days after the essentially i p o. and they have now come out saying that this will most likely have an adverse impact on its revenue within china. so the company, an overall reported a net income of about 837000000 in the 1st quarter of 2021. but the growth in its core market had already begun to slow down drastically in china. so it has been extended to other fields from car repairs, grocery delivery, and a $100000000.00 into researching at holland driving technology. so in terms of its diverse revenue mix, it's doing fine, but now it looks like they have to spend a critical amount of time and energy and money into satisfying the c a, b, and complying with the review regarding user da

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campbell, bbc news. let's speak now to the former england footballerjohn barnes. johnifs johnhanks for being with us. what do you make of mings's comments? i am for being with us. what do you make of mings's comments?— of mings's comments? i am not concerned _ of mings's comments? i am not concerned with _ of mings's comments? i am not concerned with priti _ of mings's comments? i am not concerned with priti patel. - concerned with priti patel. regardless of what she said, that is not the reason why those racists posted those things on twitter or racial abuse of those boys. if she said that it is wrong to bhutto and supports taking the knee, do we believe that that would not have happened? we are trying to make a complicated problem very simple. why are we talking about priti patel? we should be talking about the solution to this problem. i don't agree with priti patel at all but why are we now focusing on something she said? the fires have been burning for a long time, she hasn't stowed any fires was that it was not as if we were... i would want to talk about the nation getti

john wooden the great ucla basketball coach. tremendous philosophy working with others. his definition of success. so, yeah i mean, no one's got to be more shocked, honestly than coach campbello. i read this may be three seasons long is that what y'all were planning >> yeah. >> how come? >> roker introduced us to this show before anybody was watching it al, what do you think about just three seasons? >> i think it has to be four it's supposed to be even got to even it out. >> there you go. >> why three a reason behind -- that's it >> just the way we conceived is, back-to-back, brendan and i sat around, three instructors. didn't invent it bwell tired of it after two, but, no we're not. that screws up the whole plan. >> super cocky thinking we'd make it to three swagger that manifested into like actually having to do it. it's frightening. >> remember what you wore to the golden globes? >> sure do. >> that sweatshirt what are you wearing for the emmys? an outfit picked >> i don't believe it or not, i didn't put much thought into that outfit either. >> why were you wearing that super cute, but why did you decide. >> it was 2:30 in the morning for us, middle of the workweek i did