lynn show us how this can be achieved using the example of a prostate removal. they combine general anesthesia with regional anesthesia. pain killers are injected directly into the abdomen to switch off any feelings of pain there. when general anesthesia is accompanied by regional anesthesia a smaller dose of anesthetic suffices. gets here and there here we have a general anesthesia with a very low concentration of inhalation and aesthetics we giving the patient so little the machines are sounding the alarm to say you are using too little medication your patient will wake up because machines and he used to us watching and reading the igi line but it shows us that he's under far enough of the city from the actually of. dept of venice t.c.m. dosage of medication duration of anesthesia details on all 3 factors during the operation are collected and say. these details are subsequently combined with data on the patient's health and post-operative recovery for the bio coggs study at the shari tay. the aim of the study is to give researchers a measure of whether their

lynn ramirez shows us what is next.>> reporter: the bart trains will be running here in san jose. for passengers. just yet. the warm springs station in south fremont is still the end of the bart line. a 10 mile extension of fresh tracks into san jose is now finally under the control of bay area rapid transit.>>> this is a significant milestone. >> reporter: they spent 20 years designing and building the tracks the systems into new stations at milpitas and berryessa. construction and tests are finally complete.>> we really now pass the baton to bart for them to begin their phase of the testing. >> reporter: residence near the bart tracks in milpitas and san jose will begin seeing a few more trains coming down the tracks as bart tests power and communications. >>> after that is training operators on the new system. and actually replicate the future service.>> reporter: cannot come soon enough for southbay writers including this warriors fan who wishes he could have caught a train in san jose. >>> i grew up here 20 years ago. that was the rumor them. 20 years later i come back to vis

lynn: yeah, come on. let's show you the kitchen. this is lynn's world. lemonis: what is in lynn's world? lynn: we make the biscuits, the dessert. lemonis: when do you make the biscuits? can we make them together? lynn: yeah, we can make them together. they're a lot of fun. lemonis: how much time a day does this take you to make? lynn: well, 30 minutes a batch. that includes the prep time. but we're doing eight batches. lemonis: four hours a day, almost. lynn: yep. lemonis: who makes the biscuits here? and nobody else? woman: no. [ chuckles ] -lemonis: not a chance? -woman: no, not really. lemonis: so, how come you don't let other people make these? lynn: i grew up, my mom catered. and mom always taught us, whatever we do, we do it at our best. lemonis: people come from far and wide to get these biscuits? lynn: they do. we can't keep biscuits on the buffet. all right. lemonis: and so, this is what they look like when they come out? lynn: that's what they look like when they come out. lemonis: i love it. lynn: oh, good. great. lemonis: these biscuits are a

lynn, everyone. >> reporter: but no one showed up, so she and a staff member t wento get it but by then it wa left with a security guard. then this -- >> who would think within hours of recovering it, he would be back again a steal it back again? >> reporter: he took a flute a car n clarinet and a reed. >> i get that, we're all a little off.i this way beyond that. >> reporter: derrickward, news 4. >> what a story. >>> there is no question amazon's new headquarters will have a big impact on our area. today people who live and work near the iite crystal city gonc a chae to voice their concerns ahead of amazon's arrival. they met ath wakefield hig school in arlington. this forum is called communities first. the organizers want amazon to listen to theeople who live in arlington and alexandria when they go about making decisions about hq2. among their concerns are the impact it will have on traffic and affordable housing in the area. >>> all right. let's talk weather now because, gosh, it's just the same kind of picture you see behind us right now. it's what we've had all day long. we both decided to w

but lynn says despite providing documents and showing her mum's aggressive behaviour...ommissioning group found that her needs did not meet their criteria for fully funded nhs care. have you had tea yet? to come back and say her behaviour was not unpredictable, i can't understand their, i can't understand their rationale to the situation but it's a... unfortunately it is what is happening. the bottom line is it is happening. and it shouldn't be happening. joyce's health is deteriorating. her gp has now placed her on an end—of—life palliative care register. her husband, pete, who is in the early stages of dementia has had to spend most of their savings on her 2a/7 care needs, which he says it should be provided by the nhs. she isjust like a cabbage now. if you can call it that. we always, we were always together, weren't we? always together, always going out, go out together. but now, no chance at all. how are you feeling today? still a bit tired. might get out and have a chat and a smile with somebody else. the family say their savings to continue caring forjoyce are run

but lynn says despite providing documents and showing her mum's aggressive behaviour...group found that her knees did not meet their criteria for fully funded nhs care. have you had to yet? to come back and say her behaviour was not unpredictable, i can't understand there, i can't understand their rationale to the situation but it's a... u nfortu nately situation but it's a... unfortunately it is what is happening. the bottom line is it is happening. the bottom line is it is happening. and it shouldn't be happening. and it shouldn't be happening. joyce's health is deteriorating. her gp has now placed her on deteriorating. her gp has now placed heron an deteriorating. her gp has now placed her on an end—of—life palliative ca re her on an end—of—life palliative care register. her husband pete who is in the early stages of dementia has had to spend most of their savings on her 20 47 care needs which he says it should be provided by the nhs. she isjust like a cabbage now. if you can call it that. we always, we were always together, weren't we? always together, weren't we? al

lynn i want to start with you. you brought us the video that we showed that was for teen and tween events at library near you. oms at that event? >> lynn? >> yes, can you hear me? >> martha: yes, we're playing the video that you sent. you took this video? >> i did. i took that video on saturday afternoon at the library. there was an event held there. there was vendor tables in the middle of the library stocked with big bowls of condoms, some items i had to have explained to me. i'm not quite sure why the teens and tweens needed to have them. there were bookmarks that were accurate and there was a lot of information and most of it was about sex. >> martha: kim, talk to me about the group you founded. 500 moms strong. why you felt it was important to speak out about your feeling about these events? >> when i first found out about it, we couldn't believe that this group is coming for our children now. now they want to groom our children into their unhealthy liflifestyle. we decided it had to stop. i a career where i went around the country encoding medical records, large hospitals. i saw the effects of hiv and ai

i want to show with you a recent facebook post by lynn patton. this might be of interest to mr. meadows, regional administrator for the housing and usual and development. a political appointee who worked for the president and his family. she wrote on may 22 and i quote, just retweeted this amazing tweet, both my twitter accounts, it may be a hatch act violation honestly, i don't care anymore. an executive branch official openly says they don't care about complying with the hatch act? > it concerns me when they say who is bound by it doesn't want to bound by the hatch act. on that, i can't comment because i believe we may have a ase. ms. speier: as we look at your power and authority, it's pretty limited. you can only make recommendations. >> certain people. when we have a functioning board, most federal workers, we can go to the mspb and file a complaint. it's only on the president appointees that we have more limited jurisdiction. ms. speier: up since you have limited jurisdiction on them, do you think it might be effective if you could go to the msp bmp and impose a fine of ma

i want to show with you a recent facebook post by lynn patton. this might be of interest to mr. meadows, regional administrator for the housing and usual and development. a political appointee who worked for the president and his family. she wrote on may 22 and i quote, just retweeted this amazing tweet, both my twitter accounts, t may be a hatch act violation honestly, i don't care anymore. an executive branch official openly says they don't care about complying with the hatch act? >> it concerns me when they say who is bound by it doesn't want to bound by the hatch act. on that, i can't comment because i believe we may have a case. ms. speier: as we look at your power and authority, it's pretty limited. you can only make recommendations. >> certain people. when we have a functioning board, most federal workers, we can go to the mspb and file a complaint. it's only on the president appointees that we have more limited jurisdiction. ms. speier: up since you have limited jurisdiction on them, do you think it might be effective you could go to the msp bmp and impose a fine of mayb

it's a show of support ch not being expressed by everyone, though. we told you that db lynn ski council is down. >> a tense day on campus in the south basement several zunts another chez school g eating expired candy. parents were called tothey arri. the six children were taken home. >> i don't know what -- like what happened to me?happed to t candy? >> students say it came from a vietnamese store. >> it's touted as a magic remedy but is it safe? the fda is looking at it closer. rick ety cot an has such a high price tag. >> check it out. fog is back at the closeline. . >>> the family of a man who died after sheriff's deputies tiesed and pepper sprayed him is suing. he was killed in a confrontation with deputies who tried to stop him for jay walking on the fence la. the man who had a record of mental illness. >> it should not be that the human can be killed, tortured to death with absolute impunity. that's why i'm here. >> we should add internal review is going on in the police department. kim kardashian met with the inmate kevin cooper at san quinton yesterday for a couple o

show. kelly mcnally, carly cooper and emily lynn. executive producer the diabolical genius justin wells.anks to all of them and the team back in new york and washington. they make this possible. you'll see the interview with the president on monday. until then, have the best weekend with the ones you love. we'll be back at 8:00 p.m. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. good night from kyoto, japan. sean hannity is next. ♪ >>> welcome to the special edition of "hannity." the 2020 election. i'm dan bongino in for sean. for the hour we'll preview the race for the white house and we start with the painny long two- -- painfully long two-night democratic debate. this week americans got a glimpse at how radical and out of touch the left have become. nowhere more apparent than immigration. the policy of open borders isn't enough. now the field of radical candidates promise to decriminalize illegal immigration altogether. give all illegal immigrants unlimited taxpayer-funded healthcare. and much more. watch this. >> raise your hand if you think it should

and later on the in lynn operation in the images as they were shot and then you have the way they are used for instance we. are not going to show british or american soldiers execute germans who have surrendered they don't show that. the. however they are going to shoot and show images glorifying the courage of the allied troops in the. book you can see it through the choices that are made by the cameraman. yeah yeah. and all street and then those images are sent and edited with music and narration that serves and that's understandable in a time of war that serve the interest of their propaganda. was. i got only one vacation historical day forced by moscow challis americans have begun the long awaited invasion by germany remains under guard on the ground and even if they are trained in back shot the events of june 6th 1904 from the middle of the night until the end of the day are told in a completely organized way it was essential for the german propaganda to never present the events in a chaotic way and to use narrated sequences instead of people even from the young german units are watching the enemy's approach and transmit t

work into all of it and later on the in lynn operation in the images as they were shot and then you have the way they are used for instance. and not going to show british or american soldiers execute germans who have surrendered.

not it's an actress on a popular american comedy show who's been transformed using deep fake technology only an expert can tell the difference how lynn says the implications for politics are disturbing you can actually create very realistic videos of someone saying things that that person never said and in times where you have elections this becomes very very dangerous recently a video of democratic congressional leader nancy pelosi doctor to make her look drunk was shared more than 2000000 times on facebook even though it was quickly identified as fake the problem is people see this and they believe it and even if 2 days later it's debunked the damage is already done they've shared it or they have this in the back of their mind groups with nefarious motives could create international chaos with deep fake videos it could be you know this person has been assassinated it could change what political leaders you know can put anything in their mouth so that's i think the scary part of it and people would you know share things and say hey look i saw the video the person really said it only took a couple of clicks on the keyboard to change

not it's an actress on a popular american comedy show who's been transformed using deep fake technology only an expert can tell the difference how lynn says the implications for politics are disturbing you can actually create very realistic videos of someone saying things that that person never said and in times where you have elections this becomes very very dangerous recently a video of democratic congressional leader nancy pelosi doctored to make her look drunk was shared more than 2000000 times on facebook even though it was quickly identified as fake the problem is people see this and they believe it and even if 2 days later it's. the damage is already done they've shared it or they have this in the back of their mind groups with nefarious motives could create international chaos with deep fake videos it could be you know this person has been assassinated it could change what political leaders can put anything in their mouth so that's i think the scary part of it and people would you know share thing and say look i saw the video the person really thought that it only took a couple of clicks on the keyboard to change my image int

not it's an actress on a popular american comedy show who's been transformed using deep fake technology only an expert can tell the difference how lynn says the implications for politics are disturbing you can actually create very realistic videos of someone saying things that that person never said and in times where you have elections this becomes very very dangerous recently a video of democratic congressional leader nancy pelosi doctored to make her look drunk was shared more than 2000000 times on facebook even though it was quickly identified as fake the problem is people see this and they believe it and even if 2 days later it's debunked the damage is already done they've shared it or they have this in the back of their mind groups with the fairest motives could create international chaos with deep fake videos it could be you know this person has been assassinated they could change what political leaders you know could put anything in their mouth so that's i think the scary part of it and people would you know share things and say hey look i saw the video the person really said it only took a couple of clicks on the keyboard to

. >> lynn coughlin and four remarkable veterans are here to show us what it means. is country. you are carrying his legacy forward. >> yes, we are. catch a lift has helped 5600 veterans currently across the nation. we provide wellness, fitness, grants, whatever they need to heal holistically through their own journey. they have physically healed. they drop hundreds of pounds, get off the medications 5 to 30 a day, which is incredible, and they do that through fitness, however they want to heal. >> let's quickly go to each one. we want to honor each person here. let's start down here. >> jason smith. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> what has been the impact of this catch a lift on your life? >> it's been amazing. you know, it gives me a healthy outlet post military service to stay active. it is very important for veterans to be active after the military service. >> can you show us some stuff? >> we are going to run out of time. >> he can bench a lot more than you. >> show us just one? >> sure. >> i got to see it. that's heavy. >> nice job. awesome work. >> we only ha

lynn sweet, always appreciate having you on. thank you, ma'am. >> thank you. >>> so this video shows a russian warship nearly crashing into a u.s.ircraft carrier. now this near collision is part of the escalating tensions between the countries. why is this happening and what will the u.s. do about it? >>> an autopsy results back revealing new details regarding how three american died in the domincan republic. >>> and find out why this colorado tum -- couple, they too, became violently ill while staying at that same resort. >> blood boiling. it is too coincidental with the symptoms we had for me to gyp to stay quiet about it. (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a parking splat. fly-by ballooning. (man) don't...go...down...oh, no! aaaaaaahhhhhhhh! (burke) rooftop parking. (burke) and even a hit and drone. (driver) relax, it's just a bug. that's not a bug, that's not a bug! (burke) and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ i get to select my room from the floor pla

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and later on the in lynn operation the images as they were shot and then you have the way they are used for instance. not going to show british or american soldiers execute germans who have surrendered they don't show that. the. however they're going to shoot and show images glorifying the courage of the allied troops in the. book you can see it through the choices that are made by the cameraman. yeah yeah. and all sweet and then those images are sent and edited with music and narration that serves and that's understandable in a time of war that serve the interest of their propaganda. was. i got one vacation is go work all day course by moscow bush and the americans and they got it all on the way they didn't but germany remains under guard on the common thief in the dark run in by. the events of june 6th 1904 from the middle of the night until the end of the day are told in a completely organized way it was essential for the german propaganda to never present the events in a chaotic way and to use narrated sequences instead of possible dead even from the german units are watching the enemy's approach and transmit thei

lynn are you there? okay. we will check back in a bit. do we have len? we will check back in in bit. we want to show you video from earlier. large black plumes of smoke fill the sky a short time ago. look at that. the flames just shooting high up into the sky. firefighters surrounding that condominium complex. crews on ladders working to put that fire out. perimeter was set up fairly quickly. according to witnesses. and someone we talked to who actually posted video on twitter. no word if this is affecting power in the area. but people are being asked to avoid that area. now bystanders are gathering around at the burger king across the street. we saw a denny's from the chopper 5 shot. and that structure just you know completely visible. looks like a total loss. all you can see is the framework. the complex is skeleton blackened by the flames. much of the middle, too, has collapsed. >> yeah. the scaffolding is also visible from the angle. social media users are saying the smoke is visible from the hayward hills. mutual it's a is requested. planes have been seen landing near the area. san jose airport week spoke to her, she

not it's an actress on a popular american comedy show who's been transformed using deep fake technology only an expert can tell the difference how lynn says the implications for politics are disturbing you can actually create very realistic videos of someone saying things that that person never said and in times where you have elections this becomes very very dangerous recently a video of democratic congressional leader nancy pelosi doctored to make her look drunk was shared more than 2000000 times on facebook even though it was quickly identified as think the problem is people see this and they believe it and even if 2 days later it's debunked the damage is already done they've shared it or they have this in the back of their mind groups with nefarious motives could create international chaos with deep fake videos it could be you know this person has been assassinated they could change what political leaders you know could put anything in their mouth so that's i think the scary part of it and people would you know share a thing and say look i saw the video the person really said it only took a couple of clicks on the keyboard to cha

lynn is hopeful they'll get good news this time because the doctor hadn't called. >> and one time when the news wasn't so goo he called immediately after the scan to let him know that was showingbut this past time he texted, so that in itself is good. >> every time a scan comes along, it's a moment of truth. so it's like i covered during my career, i covered a lot of trials. it's like waiting for the jury to come back with theverdict. there is incredible tension in the courtroom when that jury walkbe back into the roomuse you don't know what they're going to say. >> good to see you. >> it isd officially goo to see you. >> reporter: that sounded good, but wh would the scs ?shanng >> reporter: he pointed out an area that could have gotten >> we risk damaging the normal long. no new ones popping. >> reporter: the hope anday is the scans will continue to bring good news. meanwhile they continue to plan for the future. maybe a trip to alaska next year and before that, wedding for their daughter in the fall. >> it's going to be a happy, happy occasion. >> reporter: and joe, as aays, is never lost for laughter. >> after the wedding we'll go out to the garden in the back. we'llig up t

lynn is hopeful they'll get good news because the doctor hadn't called. >> one time when the news wasn't so good he called immediately after the scan to let him know whatwas showings past time he texted, so that in itself was good. >> every time a scan comes along, it's ant mo of truth. so it's like i covered during my career, i covered a lot of trials. it's like waiting for the jury to come back with a verdict. there is incredible tenson in the courtroom when that jury walks back into the room because you don't know whatthey're going to say. >> good to see you. it is officially good to see you. >> that sounded good, but what would the scan show? >> these are your lungs. >> he pointed out an area that could have kusuffered a slight injury. >> every time we radiate something, we do risk damaging the normal lung. the important part, n new ones popped up. >> the hope and prayer is that these scans will continue to bring good news. >> i hope so. >>nwmeale, the krebs continue to plan for the future. maybe a trip to alaska next year and before that a wedding for their daughter in the fall. >> it's going to be a happy, happy occasion. >> and joe as always is never lost

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seemed to show that something like one in eight people now consider themselves to be vegan and 21% consider themselves to be mostly eating plants, basically, as opposed to... we can talk to lynn already been one in one way. we asked our supporters what they sought at the eu proposal. i think they did have a thread in their response suggesting it was the meat industry panicking, as you have just said. overwhelmingly, they were against the eu proposals, and i think... sorry, but they would be, you are asking for vegetarians what they think about meat. some of the people who answered the survey were meat eaters. but i think overwhelmingly what they were saying is there is not a problem and there was some confusion about what is the problem the eu proposal is trying to solve because consumers are not confused about what they are buying and we have never had a complaint from anybody. but it comes down to marketing because what you are trying to do as a vegetarian, people in the middle, you are trying to bring them over into the vegetarian market, aren't you? and to do that you are basically saying, come on, it's me, really, well, sort of, but it's me, really, well, sort of, but it