i do not know if you have seen the medical associations pregnant, i have.at they would call for peace immediately on humanitarian grounds. what on earth has that got to do with supporting terror? when turkey suffered 700 tax, a lot of people have lost their lives. we did not get any call or condemnation by the likes of those people, so... i put it to you there isa people, so... i put it to you there is a paranoia at work in your government today, we have seen it ever since that attempted coup of the summer of 2016. we have seen 140,000 civil servants arrested, 35,000 people or more, including writers, journalists and academics, arrested. it is a national paranoia that mr erdogan is... no, no, it is not a national paranoia. i think it may be an alien concept to you to understand that the coltish network, religious, secretive network could build 50 years... just to be clear for owl audience, you are talking about... yes, it this is a criminal network for 50 years, they have recruited people from an early age and they infiltrated in all government bodies, incl

samet mean good she knows what that feels like he represents turkey's biggest medical association shortly after the military offensive began the doctors had published a declaration saying no to war peace now a few days later and heaven of his colleagues were detained on charges of spreading terrorist propaganda they have since been released but the authorities reaction shocked me which. is why with those doctors detained. first and foremost because of the political climate in this country for most of us . we are going through a time with no tolerance for dissenting voices or contrary opinions. and we stand by our position that saying no to war is not a crime it shouldn't be a crime in this country will get it at will which almost unique it made me very little also believes the operation should not be criticised quite the opposite to support the offensive he decorated his next stall in istanbul's conservative a neighborhood with turkish flags and he's donating some of his taking stu the soldiers. themselves are suddenly everybody can support the party they want those i wouldn't judge. but

but opponents like the california medical association say the bill is being stalled for a reason. >>e people that have to pay over $1,000 a month for healthcare and then you still have a high copay, it's ridiculous. so this bill will take care of that. >> can't offer free care for everybody. it can't offer plans that the state pays for with no cost out of pocket for anybody because we know what the economics of that look like. >> reporter: the american medical association says from a physician standpoint, there should be access to universal quality healthcare but how we get there can't be medicaid for all. one doctor says that would be abysmal. today the public will have an community for public comment. it starts at 10 a.m. at the state capital. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> president trump is ordering the pentagon to plan a military parade through the heart of the nation's capital. bay area lawmakers are weighing in on the idea of tanks rolling right past the white house. >> it's not our style. it's not the way we do business. and i really, um, object to it and i think it will cost a lot

but opponents like the california medical association say the bill is being stalled for a reason. >>eople that have to pay over $1,000 a month for healthcare and then you still have a high copay, it's ridiculous. so this bill will take care of that. >> can't offer free care for everybody. it can't offer plans that the state pays for with no cost out of pocket for anybody because we know what the economics of that look like. >> reporter: the doctor from the american medical association says from a physician standpoint, there should be access to quality healthcare but how we get there can't be a system of medicaid for all in his opinion. he says that would be abysmal. the public hearing starts at 10 a.m. in sacramento. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> san francisco's getting some international recognition as one of the worst places in the world for traffic gridlock. kpix 5's nasdaq joins us live with more. >> reporter: a lot of it has to do with construction in san francisco. but a lot of roads like the embarcadero here behind me, it's pure volume. sometimes it can take minute

. >> the american medication association and american psychological association has deemed this a hurtful and harmful practice. so in the state of california we want to ensure that consumers are protected and they know this is considered fraud. >> the proposed bill would allow people to sue for consumer fraud. a number of states including illinois have already passed a similar ban on aversion therapy for minors. >>> instances of the flu are slowing down, thank goodness, but the illness remains widespread throughout the state. well, how widespread is revealed as a deadly statistic. from february 11 through 17, 7 people died from influenza. it may continue through the spring of this year. health officials continue to stress that a flu shot is the best way to prevent illness and hospitalization, so it's still not too late to get your 234ru shot. >>> emergency dispatchers right here in california are getting flooded with hundreds of calls, and it's all traced to one repair shop. >>> one east bay city says it's time for a popular sandwich shop to go. >>> more rain is in our forecast, i'll let

suffering will but was for example of those people where this is less than shit you have to crush medical association with more than eighty three thousand members representing a road eighty percent of surgeons in turkey criticized the intervention saying not toward peace no president no one answered by calling them terrorists lovers three thousand surgeons all lovers eight to three thousand surgeons who said nothing while people were being massacred in syria i don't find that i mean that i respect their opinion but i don't mind that israel did my religion the police came only because surgeons said this was the called normal to more peace now they had some reason to call the book on people terrorists love. when you are when they're doing this to support and expressing their support for why p.g. which is a terrorist organization and express and support that of the a.g. they already mentioned nor two more they are perhaps other ways how to solve the conflict al-qaeda terrorist long. when you when you make a statement or when we criticize of course everybody should be open to criticism that's what i beli

this is according to "the journal of the american medical association." it was identified in 110 out of 111 former nfl players. so, i guess, now the question to both of you. and let me ask you, brett, how does one make the game safer? and are the ways that the nfl has responded sufficient? >> well, i think, first of all, how do you make the game safer? you don't play. you know, i mean, is that going to hpe no, i think the nfl is here to stay, obviously. and that being said, i think we -- we have started the ball rolling, if you will, in the right direction, by instituting a concussion protocol. there's, i think it's a neurologist who is at every game and if he even thinks you have a concussion, you're supposed to be removed from the game. you know, that's better than it was years ago. i think we need to look at treatment rather than prevention, because we're not going to prevent them. if you have 200, 300-pound guys running at full speed and they collide or the whiplash effect, one in five concussions are when your head hits the turf, there's only so much

both the medical -- american medical association and the association of american medical colleges have warned that ending daca will exacerbate this physician shortage in the united states. and they have urged congress to pass legislation to protect dreamers. are you listening? listen to what the a.m.a. says. estimates have shown that daca would help 50,000 previously ineligible physicians in the coming decades to help address physician shortages and ensure patient access to care. removing those with daca status will particularly create care shortages for rural and other underserved areas. without these physicians, the a.m.a. is concerned that the quality of care provided in these communities will be negatively impacted and patient access to care will suffer. this is remarkable and i'm glad i will submit it for the record. i will make sure all of -- i acknowledged mr. thompson earlier. congresswoman grace neap of california is with us -- napolitano of california is with us. jackie speier. jamie raskin of maryland. val demings i mentioned earlier. congressman -- let me see, alma adams i

samit mean good she knows what that feels like he represents turkey's biggest medical association surely after the military offensive began the doctors had published a declaration saying no to war peace now a few days later in the event of his colleagues were detained on charges of spreading terrorist propaganda they have since been released but the authorities reaction shocked me which which. is why were those doctors detained. first and foremost because of the political climate in this country most of them. we are going through a time with no tolerance for dissenting voices or contrary opinions. we stand by our position that saying no to war is not a crime it shouldn't be a crime in this country. which almost. within the first two weeks of the operation nearly six hundred people have been detained here in turkey on charges of spreading terrorist propaganda even if many are released just after a few days the message just clear whoever opposes the turkish offensive in northern syria should think twice before saying any criticism in public. medium it virally also believes the operation sh

samit mean good she knows what that feels like he represents turkey's biggest medical association shortly after the military offensive began the doctors had published a declaration saying no to war peace now a few days later and have been of his colleagues were detained on charges of spreading terrorist propaganda they have since been released but the authorities reaction shocked me which. is why with those doctors detained. first and foremost because of the political climate in this country for most of us who we are going through a time with no tolerance for dissenting voices or contrary opinions. we stand by our position that saying no to war is not a crime it shouldn't be a crime in this country. which almost. within the first two weeks of the operation nearly six hundred people have been detained here in turkey on charges of spreading terrorist propaganda even if many are released just after a few days the message is clear whoever opposes the turkish offensive in northern syria should think twice before voicing any criticism in public meet violet also believes the operation should not

has been hit with damage which is now at the moment not functioning on a statement from the medical association dealing with that saying that only advanced weapons were bunker busters could have attacked the hospital and cause the damage because it is so deeply underground built this way exactly to try and avoid the strikes that happened on thursday the violence crashed into pedestrians in the chinese city of shanghai injuring eighteen people that are government says the vehicle was on fire when it mounted the pavement three of the injured are in a serious condition police are investigating the incident more than nine hundred fifty miners who were stuck on the ground in south africa have been rescued a power outage left them trapped at depths of up to one thousand meters for thirty hours electricity has since been restored at the big tricks gold mine allowing glyphs to bring the workers to surface. thousands of people in pakistan a demanding a police officer be arrested an executive for shooting dead a man it's the second day of a mass rally after twenty seven year old people law massoud was ki

that has to be resolved with the medical association and hipaa law villagolations. >> sheriff israel said, we need less guns on our streets, not more guns. he's taking a different view from you. and that's a sheriff. he wants to go for the gun. >> he is my boss and my sheriff and does sign my paychecks, but that doesn't mean that i have to have the same opinions that the sheriff does. i think we need to intervene with the people that hold the gun, not the gun itself. until we address the real problem, which is the mental health issue and attitude of the state attorney's office of releasing these people on the street, nothing's going to change. >> thank you for joining us tonight. we'll be following every aspect of this ongoing investigation. stay right there. the plot to undermine and i think ultimately, if they could, take down the nra. and one that seems to be for the moment having some i've gotta say, i love the new place. oh thanks. yeah, i took your advice and had geico help with renters insurance- it was really easy. easy. that'd be nice. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair

has been hit with damage which is now at the moment not functioning and a statement from the medical association dealing with that saying that only advanced weapons were bunker busters could have attacked the hospital and cause the damage because it is so deeply underground built this way exactly to try and avoid the strikes that happened on thursday. in pakistan tens of thousands of protesters are rallying for a second day demanding the arrest and execution of a police officer accused of an extrajudicial killing people law massoud was shot dead during a police operation in karachi on wednesday his family denies he was a criminal the police commander who led the operation has been relieved of this duty come on haida has more from islamabad college and of people from the tribal areas of north and south waziristan consisting of mainly demetriou tribes men as well as other supporting tribes who have gone brigade or dare and it's lama bad day will be here for the next few days threatening to take their protest in front of parliament and even the general headquarters where there is a military man ner

has been hit with damage which is now at the moment not functioning and a statement from the medical association dealing with that saying that only advanced weapons were bunker busters could have attacked the hospital and cause the damage because it is so deeply underground built this way exactly to try and avoid the strikes that happened on thursday. more than ninety myron's of feared dead after their boat capsized in waters off the libyan city of the water the organization the international rather organization for migration says only three survivors have been found from the group which was trying to cross the mediterranean to italy ten bodies have washed up on shore so far survivors say most of those on board were pakistani the rising price of bread is provoked protests outside parliament in jordan pita bread prices are expected to double because the government's cut subsidies government leaders say low prices encourage waste and subsidy cuts are needed to improve the budget cabinet and mounts tax increases last month aimed at reducing government debt thousands of people in pakistan are demand

. >> the american medical association and the americn psychological association has deemed this as a and harmful practice. so, in the state of california, we want to ensure that consumers are protected and they know this is considered fraud. >> proposed bill would allow people to sue for consumer broad. a number of other states including massachusetts and illinois have already passed similar bans for conversion therapy for minors. >> the immigration reform and 780,000 dreamers, a contingent of powerful ceos will descend on washington to explain how the workforce need immigrants especially since apple and google intend to add thousands of workers in the detail. >>> the future of silicon valley is at stake. that's a message 45 executive will take to congress next week. urging to increase immigration reform. a delegation wants to impress one fact on lawmakers' minds that immigrants make up 54% of the workforce. >> they are in our colleague colleges, they're contributing members of society. very few have criminal records. this is the only country they've ever known and they are contribut

>> laura: if you're a parent you've heard about the sexting epidemic in the latest from the medical associations not welcome news. >> a surprising study about teens and it sexting it's more common than you think it could be causing legal trouble. >> 27% of kids under 18 receive sext messages including nude photos. nearly 15% of teens send them. >> laura: that's a heartbreaker. and now some experts say it should be included in sex ed classes because it's the new normal. let's ask. let's start with dr. ruskin. when i read the experts say i usually ignore them because the same people told me to do dumb stuff when i built the house and they were wrong. sexting should be normal and healthy and we should teach it in sex ed, your reaction. >> it's a very normal part for development of teens to explore sexually. sexting meeting utilizing your phone to express your thoughts and feelings as part of the digital age. that is exactly why having sex education would be helpful because you can talk about how to do it in a digital age that is being mindful of not having sex extortion. having nondigital censorsh

received sexually explicit images or messages...that's according to a new study by the american medical associationhe numbers are troubling to a lot of parents...the study shows .... one- in -seven teenagers aged 12 to 17 are sexting. and that one- in- four has been sent a sexually explicit message of some kind...the researchers say, this can cause emotional distress in many cases -- especially for pre-teens. the study was not confined to american kids ..... it looked at more than 110-thousand teenagers from around the world. one of the biggest concerns -- photos that are being forwarded and shared without the consent of the original sender.. researchers say, parents should not be surprised.... given the fact that almost everyone has a cell phone and digital access. they're recommending that age- specific information on sexting should be part of sex education. (pam) it's costing more and more money to raise a child. (steve) and many parents are not financially prepared. (steve) according to a new study... raising one child costs more than 233-thousand dollars for a middle-income family. and that do

. >> the american medical association and american psychological association deemed this harmful and hurtfu practice. we want to ensure that consumers are protected and that they know that this is considered fraud. >> the proposed bill would allow people to sue for consumer fraud. a number of other states including massachusetts and illinois have passed similar bans on version therapy for minors. >>> the california department of public health says instances of the flu are slowing down but adds that the disease remains widespread throughout the state. it's still a problem. how widespread is revealed in a deadly statistic. in the week of february 11th through the 17th 17 people died of the effects. several more weeks of flu activity are expected and may continue through the springtime. we are not out of this yet. health officials continue to stress that a flu shot is the best way to prevent illness and hospitalization. and it's still believe it or not not too late to get that. >>> well communities across the me midwest are in local states of mm because of historic flooding. it's caused

all according to a new study published today in the journal of the american medical association.st up to one in 20 american children may suffer from fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. experts say earlier research found only one in 100 children has been affected by maternal drinking. >>> there is a new treatment for a tremor disorder that strikes millions and it has potential to help many more perhaps even those with parkinson's disease. on the healthwatch health reporter stephanie stahl follows one of the first patients in philadelphia. >> reporter: simple task of drinking water was an ordeal for jim, a common movement disorder called essential tremor that causes his hands to shake uncontrollably. >> you cannot do a lot of things thaw want to to. >> reporter: tremors started 10 years ago, not known what causes it, for jim, a especially debilitating because his other hand is prosthetic, he who it in vietnam when he was wounded by fire. >> i'm very limited, i have learned to work around limitations my whole life, but this one really slows you down quite a bit. >> reporter: hoping to

according to a study published in the journal of the american medical association.in 20 american kids falls somewhere on the spectrum of disorders caused by maternal drinking. some experts say that the new study overestimates and under estimates the prevalence in different ways because of the way the data was collected. fetal alcohol spectrum disorders include abnormal growth and disabilities and behavioral problems. >>> jim carrey urging people to delete facebook accounts and dump the company's stock. the actor decided this after learning facebook sold political ads to russian link accounts. take a look at the tweet. facebook vowed to step up its efforts to protect election integrity. carrey says it's not enough. facebook has not responded to his boycott so far. >>> during the super bowl, we got a first glimpse of the han solo movie. >> our parent company, disney, plans for a new series of movies written by the creator of game of thrones. it will be different from the luke skywalker saga. bob iger says that several star wars tv shows are in the works that will be r

how do you feel about that, that the state medical associations and state medical licensing boards would be the ones who would be in charge of working the force and looking at the best practices of training from hhs? ms. gibson: we rely on our state counterparts. we need them. hands down, we need them. a dearescriber cannot get license unless they show they have a valid medical license or license in the state, is that correct? ms. gibson: and we often work with states regarding whether a state can easily take away registration. if they do not have the state registration, we can revoke their federal registration. coronation enough between all 50 states and dea, or are there some problems date? i want ask you to name them. of theson: i am proud diversion investigators, because they are embedded in communities and work mostly with their states regarding those issue. i have not heard of any issues, but if there are a will make sure they are addressed. a number of other questions i will submit in writing. thank you. rep. burgess: the gentlelady yields back. mr. hudson, five minutes for questi

is the president of the syrian american medical association thank you very much indeed for coming to talk to us and i know that you've got teams who are operating in eastern and we've just had some was coming in saying that the one the clinics has just been put out of service by russian led strikes what can you tell us about what the second was are they operating on and as a matter of fact over the last forty eight hours seven medical facilities were bombed in eastern go to four of them our son's medical facilities including the woman hospital in go to that leave the area is to go to completely are supported by medical services people are disturbed are suffering from injuries we cannot evacuate them from the buildings and certainly we don't have enough resources to treat system to treat them in the hospitals exactly this is an area that we witnessed in other people more than a year ago and see if you or your impression that these strikes a little medical facilities are deliberate that absolutely i mean we've seen a pattern where those hospitals were attacked constantly recurrently ov

the american medical association recently found that having a health and wellness coach involved in a person's wellness journey not only increases patient satisfaction and engagement but also reduces physician stress and burnout by freeing up their time. last week i introduced house resolution 733, to express support for health and wellness coaches and to designate this week as national health and wellness coach recognition week. mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues to join me in celebrating our nation's health and wellness coaches. and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. if members would please remove their conversations. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize a tremendous hoosier public servant, leader of the indiana state senate, david long, who recently announced his retirement from office. mr. messer: david has served as t

(grant) catherine heenan is here with the results of a new study by the american medical association.atherine) the numbers are troubling to a lot of parents...the study shows that one in seven teenagers aged 12 to 17 is sexting... and that one in four has been sent a sexually explicit message of some kind...the researchers say that this can cause emotional distress in many cases -- especially for pre-teens. the study was not confined to american kids.....it looked at more than 110-thousand teenagers from around the world. one of the biggest concerns -- photos that are being forwarded and sharedwithout the consent of the original sender.. researchers say parents shouldn't be surprised....give n the fact that almost everyone seems to have cell phones and digital access. they're recommending that age- specific information on sexting should be part of sex education.grant and vicki? (grant) instead of visiting the white house...the golden state warriors... are touring an african american museum today. president trump never extended the traditional champions' invitation was never granted fr

the study was published today in the journal of the american medical association.on that the mortality rate difference was statistically insignificant, meaning further studies are needed. but they say the study still raises key questions about the safety of the sport. (pam) the doping bans on 28- russian athletes were overturned today. the decision puts the international olympic committee's policy on russian doping into a frenzy, just a week before the winter olympics in south korea. the ban was originally put in place in 2014... during the 2014 sochi winter games. the 'court of arbitration for sport' upheld the appeals of athletes at that time.... but today's ruling means, the athletes' 2014 results are reinstated... and they can look to compete in the winter games which start on february 9th. ( steve ) coming up... olympic team doctor larry nassar is not the only one apologizing in the aftermath of years of sexual abuse of young athletes.. (pam) advocates are joining the fight over amazon's secondary headquarters. a bay area "h-q-2" has been ruled out -- and 20-

february 6 medical association journal, a great article on ensuring timely access to quality care. i would encourage -- i will send them to your office. i encourage you to read them. mr. secretary, you mentioned yesterday the v.a. -- most people out in the country did not realize how expensive the v.a. is. people out in the country did not realize how expensive the v.a. is. we look at the medical care and all the facets of medical care that the v.a. does, the benefit process, which we know has gotten slowed it down. we talked about that yesterday. by hiring 605 people, i'm concerned that hiring people who don't have the skills to do it will actually slow the process down. you get someone who's a good claims adjudicated, they may be able to look at that claim and get it off their desk in a timely fashion, where someone is who is brand-new will kick it into the appeals process, where it gets really slow down. i would encourage you to make sure that those 605 people are vetted and trained before they are turned loose. information technology, electronic health records, they are in them

this ceo of the nuclear medical association points out that if isotopes are delayed in reaching the ukit is the case, as we have made clear previously that the availability of medical radioisotopes will not be impacted by the uk's exit. the import or export of these isotopes is not subject to any licensing requirements. our subject to any licensing requirements. 0urability subject to any licensing requirements. our ability to import isotopes from europe and the rest of the world will not be impacted. can i thank the prime ministerfor taking a personal interest and beating myself and colleagues from across the house in support of the primodos victims. is there any good news that she has so they can put an end to this situation? i was pleased to meet him and give me my honourable friend to discuss this issue. i recognise there are many individuals whose lives have been affected by this. there were powerful stories of these individuals. i know this has been a concern across the whole house, and the concerns raised by campaign groups, have highlighted that there is an issue without health

a difficult time for the conversation to be had but a reminder that the british medical association'sned, long held stance and curtis woodhouse, who was due to headline on the evening of the fight, said it now makes him question the morality of the sport. it seems there could bea of the sport. it seems there could be a new sporting career on the wafer usain bolt? plenty of teams in the country could do with an injection of pace in their side! i'm not sure you can do much better than the eight time olympic gold medallist usain bolt, shorter but the frighteners on any defence, he denounced this morning he will be playing in this year's soccer aid match at old trafford in the summer. he's a big manchester united fan and says he once discussed the idea of a trial with their former boss sir alex ferguson. during his running career, he was deluded enough to save himself for the track but now he has hung up his spikes, good new sporting career beyond the horizon? —— puta sporting career beyond the horizon? —— put a new sporting career. robbie, let me entertain you! you can run but you can't

we know that there is sometimes a stigma associated with medication assisted their. even one who requires long-term treatment, is not an addict. they need medicine to return to work, reengage with their families, and regain the dignity that comes with being in control of their lives. these outcomes are literally the opposite of how we define addiction. our federal citizens who commit to treatment are role models. that's why i am pleased to announce the fda will soon release two new guidances that will help improve the quality of provide access to dedication assisted treatment across america. as some of you may know, several months ago the fda approved the first ever monthly injection, using what is known as a deep injection, long use in psychiatric treatments. you only need a shot once per month, rather than every day. they also could be more feasible and rural settings, where the opioid crisis has hit especially hard and treatment options could be especially sparse. guidance will help determine what kind of evidence is needed to gain approval. such as regarding how

association special assistant attorneys. >> it's an organization thatt represent our nation's medical prosecutors. it's about 5600 assisting united states attorneys across the country and 94 us attorney offices in our association represents those join our association's members. >> are you affiliated with the justice apartment? >> no, all are members are assisted attorneys but i'm not mbhere as an and nothing i say should be considered to be the representation of my office or for the department of justice. i'm here solely of my capacity as the president of the national associated. >> what is your association do? what is your goal? >> our goals represent the interest of attorneys across country and to be a spokesperson for them on issues that impact on what we do day in and day out as our nations federal prosecutors and we prosecute federal info cases. any case the ghost for the 19th district court judge isth going to be in it and assisted attorney whether it's k-uppercase-letter's are civil case. >> in one of those issues is criminal justice reform we get to that your thoughts on the florida shootin