which for a long time is known as the american cable association and now it is america's medications association. why the name change? >> i was here a year ago and you asked me that question about cable. why is cable is still in your name but so many changes taking place in our marketplace and our members markets. we reflected that and spent a lot of time thinking about what our members are doing and at the end of the day we decided it was time for a change but time for a change based on what our members to each and every day in the committees in small towns and rural areas and that is connecting communicate. the use technology to do it. used to be cable phone and now broadband but who knows the next technology will be which if you note our name aca connects american vacation association does not refer to a specific technology and we did that on purpose because who knows what the future holds but we do know companies like [inaudible] who can act and think it. >> host: is cable a dirty word? speak to know and i seen the stories to that effect. we are very proud of our cable heritage, not only a s

other national and state organizations, including the american medical association, the central conference of american rabbis, the episcopal church, the lawyer's committee for civil rights under law, the leadership conference on civil and human rights, the naacp, the national alliance to end sexual violence, the national coalition of anti-violence programs, the national women's law center, network lobby for catholic social justice, the united methodist church, general board of church and society. it's also been endorsed by dozens of business association, including the u.s. chamber of commerce, the national association of manufacturers, and the sports and fitness industry association. mr. speaker, the time has come to proclaim liberty and equality throughout the land. mr. speaker, i now commend the bill to the judgment of the house and i comm >> before voting on passage of the bill, the house debated a motion to recommit, an effort by the bill's opponent to block the legislation. florida republican greg steube introduced the motion. mr. speaker. i want to make it abundantly clear exactly wh

and the world medical association have also posted a message today saying that they have reiterated theire asked all the practitioners not to get involved in the implementation of it, tomorrow night attention will be focused on the truck behind me in the world spent at the lease will be in action, caster semenya, olympic world champion will be here competing for what potentially will could be the last time at elite level over the 800 metres, that she has dominated over the last decade. we're into the semi finals of the world snooker championships in sheffield and favourite judd trump is level at four frames all after his first session against qualifier gary wilson. wilson showed his intent by knocking in break of 140 to go two one up. but trump who reached the final in 2011 fought back to level it. they resume at 2.30 tomorrow afternoon. david gilbert has opened up a five three lead overjohn higgins in the other semi final. gilbert trailed three two at one stage, but hit back and was on course for a maximum one four seven break in the sixth frame. he potted all 15 reds, but missed the las

which for a long time is known as the american cable association and now it is america's medications association. why the name change? >> i was here a year ago and you asked me that question about cable. why is cable is still in your name but so many changes taking place in our marketplace and our members markets. we reflected that and spent a lot of time thinking about what our members are doing and at the end of the day we decided it was time for a change but time for a change based on what our members to each and every day in the committees in small towns and rural areas and that is connecting communicate. the use technology to do it. used to be cable phone and now broadband but who knows the next technology will be which if you note our name aca connects american vacation association does not refer to a specific technology and we did that on purpose because who knows what the future holds but we do know companies like [inaudible] who can act and think it. >> host: is cable a dirty word? speak to know and i seen the stories to that effect. we are very proud of our cable heritage, not only a s

manyis up approved by medical associations. it is affirmed that the right way to treat lgbtq people is consistent with the gender identity. host: michael, else more maryland -- baltimore maryland. good morning. can you hear me? host: go ahead michael. caller: i just want to support you in your effort and wanted to make one comment. color, africanf american. prefer to be called a person of color. me.ink that more identifies i'm a black, the color of my skin is not black. it is brown. have a good day. host: that's one of the reason we use the term. thelso encompasses asian-american american community, latino community. host: what's the next thing we can look forward to? the houseboat? host: the house is expected to take up this bill this week. it will be historic and exciting moment when this bill passes for the first time. it has been introduced to several congresses. we would like to thank sara, the human rights campaign to talking us to the equality act. sara, thank you very much. for data areting wrote liveta on coverage on c

options i mean she could take the drugs but the drugs also have health risks i mean the world medical association which is made up of doctors from one hundred fourteen national associations even they. the associations not to implement these. testosterone limiting rules saw another option of course for many is that she could change events that mean she could switch over to the five thousand readers with these rules these new i w f rules don't apply they only apply from the four hundred meters to the one mile and interestingly the esthetics south africa might appeal and they have thirty days to decide if they take the matter to the surface federal tribunals or at a very complex story they're talking from dubious for thank you so much. now coming up on d w business a game of thrones fans have been pouring into the croatian city of dubrovnik and overwhelming the locals genoud them along we'll have that story and all of your business headlines coming up on new business and don't forget you can always get the latest updates by following us on twitter our handle their attitude of the news thank you for

the world medical association have posted a message today saying that they have reiterated their concerns all their practitioners not to get involved in the implementation of it. tonight attention will focus on the track behind me, the world's best athletes will be in action, caster semenya will be here competing for what potentially could be the last time at elite level in the 800 metres, the event she has dominated over the last decade. thank you forjoining us. a breakdown in trust left to alex hales being left out of the england world cup squad. his admission came after he was given a 21 day ban after he was given a 21 day ban after an off field incident reported to bea after an off field incident reported to be a positive test for recreational drugs. patrick gearey reports. this is the start of one of english cricket's biggest summers. beyond ireland and then pakistan lies a world cup. 0pening batsmen alex hales ought to have been in ireland and the key part of england was plans. he has been dropped for an off field incident, reportedly a positive test for recreational drugs, somethin

and in fact this bill is sponsed by the medical association, tia american pics. doctors know we need this bill to keep our patients safe. >> do you get a lot of response? people paying attention or posed to the bill or mandatory vaccinations? >> overall the number of parents opposed is small but they're very vocal. so at that hearing last week for about two/two and a halfours you had parents lined up lodging their opposition to the bill. >> were there parents on the other side also? >> there wir parents on the other side as well but they wir out numbered. there were buses parked outside the capitol, peopleeined up in allways waiting. it's not just people totally opposed to vaccination, but you have parents who are what call vaccine hesitant. they're overwhelmed by thef number vaccines and shots their kids are getting. and so maybe the a loo delaying some of them or picking some but not all. >> the department of health in murin sent out letters. there hasent been this outbreak ofes. fre >> there are schools and pockets of the state where the vaccination ratis low.

the world medical association made up of doctors from 114 national associations, even they are urging the associations not to implement these testosterone-limiting rules, so another option, of course, is that she could change events, meaning she could switch over to the 5000 meters where these rules do not apply. they only apply from the 400 meters to the one mile. interestingly, athletics south africa might appeal. they have 30 days to decide i if they will take the matter to the swiss federal tribunal. >> a very complex story there. thank you so much. "star wars" fans around the world marking the passing of one of the brightest lights in that galaxy far far away. peter mayhew who played chewbacca in five of the films has died. the towering actor became an icon after director george lucas cast him in the sci-fi at -- sci-fi epic. we will be back in just a minute with "the day," taking a look at the health of the press around the world. stay with us. . tenen pm h hey in the f french capital the headlines from araround the world. mass evacucuations ordered in bangladesh. read thehe bru

the international athletics federations rule last week which has been criticized by the world medical association now to a milestone in major league baseball for oakland. latex picture mike fires on tuesday he pitched the second no hitter obvious career to help oakland to a two nothing win over the cincinnati rays in twenty fifteen when he was playing for the euston astros he also pitched a no hitter against the los angeles dodgers this makes him only the thirty fourth pitcher in l.b. history to achieve the seat more than once it's also the three hundred and no hitter ever in the major leagues. and we'll leave it there for now most sports on the way again later. thank you very much peter will stay with us on al-jazeera is here with about a full news bulletin in just a couple of minutes from natives were piron and the news our team thank you for watching. i really want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality where on line when you have a male chauvinism that is in plants with in our global federation it is really hard to get. or if you join us on saturday. they can speak up their mind this

the international athletics federations rule last week which has been criticized by the world medical association now to a milestone in major league baseball for oakland. expect your mike fires on tuesday he pitched the second no hitter avi's korea to help oakland to a two nothing win over the cincinnati raised in twenty fifteen when he was playing for the euston astros he also creates a no hitter against the los angeles dodgers this makes him only the thirty fourth pitcher in m.l. the history to achieve the seat more than once it's also the three hundred and no hitter ever in the major leagues. and we'll leave it there for now more sport on the way again later thank you very much peter stay with us on ours as they are i'll have another full news person for you and just a couple of minutes thank you very much for watching. zero world goes on an incredible journey through firsthand accounts and extraordinary archive footage to the cities of palestine as they were before nine hundred forty eight and the impact the creation of israel had to. witness the vibrant commercial and coachmen times of the h

case against the international federations rule last week which has been criticized by the medical association in the n.b.a. the toronto raptors are just one win away from a trip to the eastern conference final for just the second time in franchise history the raptors got their claws into the philadelphia seventy six is in game five cameroonians pascal c. a can return from injury and score twenty five points including this dunk which brought friends to their feet inside em down on the streets of toronto twenty one points and thirteen rebounds in a one hundred twenty five eighty nine when which seems the reps take a three two lead in the best of seven series. in the n.h.l. the st louis blues or into the western conference player finals hometown hero packed maroons called five minutes and fifty seconds into the second overtime in game seven against the dallas stars to go live to the blues to a two one win as they clinched the semifinal series the next play either san jose or colorado. now to a milestone in major league baseball for oakland athletics pitcher mike fires on tuesday he pitched the s

twitter account signaling she won't comply the idea has been criticized for the rule by the world medical association whose which has asked doctors in one hundred fourteen countries not to assist in implementing it. in the n.b.a. the toronto raptors are just one win away from a trip to the eastern conference final for just the second time in front shies history the raptors got their claws into the philadelphia seventy six is in game five. return from injury and scored twenty five points including bringing fans to their feet both inside and outside on the streets of toronto quite london grabbed twenty one points. and thirteen rebounds in hundred twenty five to eighty nine when. we're going to take you straight over to london the british foreign minister speaking alongside his american counterparts we expect iran to be top of the judge lets this in is more things. we stand together in defense of the values upon which our nations were founded today secretary pompei and i met faith leaders including the archbishop of canterbury to discuss how we can better protect freedom of religion in a world where peo

nationwide votes, by groups concerned about domestic violence, by doctors association and the swiss medical associationese have always failed but now because of the need to keep those borders open with europe to keep good relations and access to the single market, the swiss have said yes to this restriction but in the run—up to this vote i talked to a lot of people primarily women who said at last, now is our chance, i'm voting for this, not really because brussels has challenged us to do it but because i think this will make oui’ but because i think this will make our country a safer place and if you look at the figures for done suicide, you can see that switzerland has the highest in europe for that and many people are saying control guns more and people in moments of desperation won't have such easy in moments of desperation won't have such easy access in moments of desperation won't have such easy access to them and maybe suicides could be prevented. a 16 year old boy is said to be in a stable but serious condition after being shot in the leg in sheffield. emergency services were called just after

the international athletics federations rule last week which has been criticized by the world medical association. in the n.b.a. the toronto raptors are just one win away from a trip to the eastern conference final for just the second time in franchise history the raptors got their claws into the philadelphia seventy six is in game five cameron's pascal c. a come return from injury and school twenty five points including this dunk which brought fans to their feet both inside and out on the streets of toronto. twenty one points and thirteen rebels in a one hundred twenty five eighty nine when which sees the raptors take a three two lead in the best of seven syrians. in the n.h.l. the st louis blues or into the western conference playoff finals hometown hero patty murray scored five minutes and fifty seconds into the second overtime in game seven against the dallas stars the goal lifted the blues to a two one win if they clinched a semi final series the next day i was colorado. i now to a milestone in major league baseball for oakland athletics pitcher mike fires on tuesday he pitched the second no

championships she will have to start taking hormone suppressants almost immediately the world medical association coming out after that ruling imploring physicians around the world saying do not give normally healthy individuals these drugs they say violates medical ethics and it's against human rights and right now so many legal team are poor in over that one hundred sixty five page judgment issued by the court of arbitration for sport and as a possible appeal in the pipeline see another court in switzerland so while they are all i ws may wish to draw a line under this issue it is not going away any time soon or are they thanks very much will come back to you live a bit later and we'll see how someone you gets on there in doha as well. well another development at the diamond league could affect the future of generations of athletes the wants to sideline the five and ten thousand meter events which are dominated by east africans katherine sawyer traveled to the high altitude training camps in kenya as rift valley find out how it could affect a deep rooted culture of long distance running. carolin

options i mean she could take the drugs but the drugs also have health risks i mean the word medical association which is made up of doctors from one hundred fourteen national associations even they. the associations not to implement these i w a f a testosterone limiting rules saw another option of course for men yet is that she could change events that mean she could switch over to the five thousand writers with these rules these new i w f rules don't apply they only apply from the four hundred meters to the one my in and interestingly the esthetics south africa might appeal and they have thirty days to decide if they take the matter to the surface federal tribunals are at a very complex story there are only mottaki from day of these four thank you so much. you're watching d.w. coming up our environment show eco africa we visit our senegalese village on the verge of disappearing and we take a look at the growth of urban farming in nigeria stay tuned for that coming up on d w in just a few minutes. go africa. free wheeling. serious issue. because i've sensed the cost. there's a growing number of

options i mean she could take the drugs but the drugs also have health risks i mean the word medical association which is made up of doctors from one hundred fourteen national associations even they. the associations not to implement these. testosterone limiting rules saw another option of course for some men yet is that she could change events that mean she could switch over to the five thousand readers with these rules these new i w f rules don't apply they only apply from the four hundred meters to the one mile and interestingly the esthetics south africa might appeal and they have thirty days to decide if they take the matter to the surface federal tribunals are at a very complex story there are talking from via these four thank you so much. now star wars fans around the world are marking the passing of one of the brightest lights in that galaxy far far away peter mayhew who played in five of the star wars films has died more than two metres tall the towering actor became an icon after director george lucas cast him in the cypher epic was seventy four years. will be back in just a minute wit

now it's america's medications association, why the name change mister pulled out? >> i was here a year ago and you ask me that question about cable, what is cable still in your name with so many changes taking place in our members markets and we reflected that. we spent a lot of time thinking about what our members are doing and at the end of the day, we decided it was time for a change. but it was time for a change based on what our members to each and every day in their communities in small towns and rural areas and that connect and communicate. and they use technology to do it. it used to be cable, on, and now broadband who knows what the next technology will be which if you know our name, aca connects america's associations communication does not cover revert to a specifictechnology and we did that on purpose because he knows what the future holds but we know companies like shantelle will connect and communicate . >> is cable a dirty word? >> it is not a dirty word and i've seen stories to that effect since we changed our name. we are proud of our cable heritag

the british medical association is saying a problem with gp retention and recruitment is some are leaving line is they are looking closely at it. it is possible they will come up with a solution next week, but it may not address the whole issue because it isa address the whole issue because it is a complicated tax problem. doctors‘ leaders are saying it is an acute issue right now affecting patients, because of the problem covering rotors and getting the work done. covering rotors and getting the work done. survivors of child abuse in northern ireland have said they feel abandoned by the government because they haven‘t received compensation nearly two—and—a—half years after they were promised it. the compensation scheme wasn‘t set up because the power—sharing executive at stormont collapsed. the survivors say westminster must step in, and they feel they‘re being used as political pawns. our ireland correspondent chris page has been speaking to some of them and a warning that his report does contain some flash photography. homes like these were supposed to be sanctuaries and shelters, wher

and on that issue, the world medical association has joined the debate urging doctors around the worldement the iaaf regulations because they say they are medically unethical. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news r otheeck ba ltle later for the "morning news" and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, may 3rd, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> cyclone fani makes landfall overnig overnight, striking india's east coast with winds of over 125 miles an hour. it's the strongest storm to hit the country in 20 years with millions of people in its path. >>> bucking congress. as democrats pursue details in the investigation, president trump says it's over. >>> and banning extremists. fabo

army medical corps and 118th president of the national medical association. dr. brown retired from the national medical institute where she managed the breast cancer chemo prevention portfolio. she was a woodrow wilson public policy scholar in 2007 where her research focused on breast cancer health disparities. her focus is on achieving health equity. she now serves as the president and c.e.o. of brown and associates, a small business specializing in improving health outcomes. dr. browne graduated from a college in mississippi. university of california in los angeles and georgetown university, m.d. she's a medical oncologist by training. we are thrilled to have you here. dr. browne: thank you. thank you chairman mcgovern, ranking member cole, and members of the committee. i thank you for the opportunity to appear before the committee to discuss universal health coverage for all americans, particularly the vulnerably underserved population. i am here as the retired military medical officer and immediate past president of the national medical association, the larges

scientific studies from northwest university and the american medical association found long-term facialrcises may improve appearance and reduce visible signs of aging. less data is available about shorter workouts like those done at face jim -- gym. he says he will face it soon because he keeps getting results. >> clients say they typically see a difference a few days after their session and workouts range from $70-$275. i don't really know what to say about that. >>> well we are all happy with the way we walked in the door this morning. let me get you into the forecast today. it will be gray. if you look at the scene from this camera looking back towards the city you can tell there are plenty of low clouds out there. san jose i've been showing this to you as well these are high enough you are starting out with a gray day in san jose as well and then that view that really shows things off at the top of the tower. it is great out there now and it will get a little thicker over the next few hours. we saw more of an onshore flow, more damp gray clouds getting pushed across much of the day.

he was a two-term president new york county medical association. founder of the children's free city hospital of new york. chairman of the committee of instruction. new york institute instruction of the deaf and dumb as they called it back then. he got involved with deaf children. also a surgeon specializing in heart, lung and chest surgery. and also doing pg -- pediatric surgery, operating on children. e chairman of a charity. quite a career. now, as a young man, his father had taken him to minstrel shows. he became a fan of stephen foster and quite a big fan of music. a medicalhe's student at bellevue hospital. a patient who had been at the bowery hotel fell and hit his head. he was assigned to medical student dr. leale. he died under his care. another incident with dr. leale -- november 1864. this is the only time the three actingrothers were together in a benefit performance in new york. performance of julius caesar. dr. leale was in the audience. that night is when the confederates attacked new york. there is a hotel next to the theater which

as a result, the journal of the american medical association this year said our waiting times are asas any in the private sector. it was a result of us putting people in place that had that sympathetic history with those that wear the uniform. i think that is the foundation for all. >> harris: i thank you for sharing the nexus of growing up brat, as i like to put it. let's talk about the mission act. part of what you're discussing is about to really become a physical thing on june 6. and you have done something extraordinary, a lot of people can't do it. you brought congress together on an issue in the mission act. what changes, how does life get better for those that seek medical help at the v.a. hospital? >> in the past as you pointed out, the wait times were astronomical. we have in this country veterans that sometimes have to travel 300, 400 miles round trip to go to a v.a. they're passing up doctors, community hospitals along the way. here in the heart of america's city, new york, it may be a short distance to a v. a facility as the crow flies but may take two hours to get there

the american medical association talks about the disease of addiction. it's not a moral failing. so many people in society looks at addiction as a choice. it's not. it's sad when we see the outcomes often. leave behind two children. our hear goes out to his family. but we as a country have to come together. patrick talked about the numbers. they're astronomical. 6,200 a year. it's underreported because of the stigma. we can do this. we do have the resources. we just need the will to to it. >> what i notice, congressman, mental health issues are not included under a lot of insurance coverage and the rest. i'm wondering if there can be something done there where you can catch a problem before it gets to be a tragedy. >> so we're on the addiction task force. it's bipartisan. it's the largest caucus that we have in congress. why is that? because so many of my colleagues like myself have gotten those phone calls. this is no a disease that is economically based or geographically. it happens across the country, rural and urban and in between. it's something that can affect anybody. if y

the research published in the f journal othe american medical association did have one good takeaway.holesterol levels have improved overall. it's recommended that kids co e cholesterol levels are checked at 9 and 11. >>> news 4 is connuing to cover the impacts of our changing climate. >> there's new evidence when we moreain now, we're getting rain than ever before. amelia draper is here with a look at why. >> what's happening is we have warmer temperatures. it holds more moisture.ee when we these rainfall events, more rain is falling. we're able to work with more rain in the atmosphere. climate central ran numbers. you can see this trend line here is clear. it is going up.is what th graphic is showing you are the average events of where we see an inch of rain or more in event over the yeerars from 1950 to 2018. this is where we're seeing an inch or more of rainfall. last year washington, d.c. broke the record forer the numb of days where we had rain of an inch or greater. the old record setback in about 1890 of 21 days. the record we set last year was 23. even more arming is this gra

the study published by the journal of american medical association says people who took the placebo atsk of having a head bleed during the was a big greater 0.6 3%. >>the fda has called for more safety data on some chemicals in sunscreen after researchers found some of those chemicals might be seeping into yomineral sunscreens we're their big hits with s petitions who specialize in the cosmetic treatment of skin. health experts call zinc oxide the gold standard when it comes to protecting your skin from harmful uva and uvb rays experts also say the best way to protect yourself when out in the sun is to keep covered and stay in the shade. >>made a decision on whether prosecutors can or cannot use surveillance video and oer evidence in the prostitution solicitation case against nfl team owners. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movemt, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. only at a sleep number store. during the memorial day sale, save $1000

in september 2017, the "journal of the american medical association" noted that atcar was one of theexpensive drugs in the system but most of the sales were coming from a small group of doctors who were prescribing it heavily that raises eyebrows. since then we learned about two lawsuits alleging that malinckrodt bribed doctors, using kick back to help raise sales. for years now, the stock has been clobbered because malinckrodt's numbers are slipping as customers switch to other less expensive drugs so what happened this week on tuesday the lawsuit against the federal government to, quote protect medicaid patients access to actar gel they effectively decided to cut medicare reimbursement for actar. that is death knell. regardless of the legal merits of the case, it's hard to argue they should pay more money when they're also being accused of price-fixing a real bad set of fax. what happens if malinckrodt loses this lawsuit this case the company says they're looking at a 10% reduction in actar related sales. it could cost them as much as $600 million retroactive rebates. while it acco

groups, groups concerned about domestic violence, by the doctors association and the swiss medical associationed but now because of the need to keep those borders open with europe to keep good relations and access to the single market, the swiss have said yes to this restriction but in the run—up to this vote i talked to a lot of people, primarily women, who said, at last, now is our chance, i'm voting for this, not really because brussels has told us to do it but because i think this will make our country a safer place. and if you look at the figures for gun suicide, you can see that switzerland has just about the highest in europe for that, and many people are saying control guns more and people in moments of desperation won't have such easy access to them and maybe suicides could be prevented. in a moment viewers on bbc one willjoin us for a round of the news with mishal husain. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. it is very slow—moving weather at the moment. the winds are light, it feels warm when the sun is out but we have seen some showers developing as

women's groups, groups concerned about domestic violence, by doctors associations and the swiss medical associationgun control, and these have always failed but now because of the need to keep those borders open with europe, to keep good relations and access to the single market, the swiss have said yes to this restriction. but in the run—up to this vote i talked to a lot of people, primarily women, who said, at last, now is our chance, i'm voting for this. not really because brussels has told us to do it has told us to do it but because i think this will make our country a safer place. and if you look at the figures for gun suicide, you can see that switzerland has just about the highest in europe for that, and many people are saying control guns more and people in moments of desperation won't have such easy access to them and maybe suicides could be prevented. us president donald trump has come out in support of ‘pro—life‘ views on abortion, amid controversy surrounding changes to the law in several states. this year alone, eight have voted to either ban abortions or further restrict the time lim

president-elect of the medical association and then doctor michael senior associate dean for faculty affairs at the school of public health at george washington university. doctor melanie is a maternal mortality projects coordinator and office of the chief medical examiner of virginia department of health. doctor lauren robinson is deputy secretary of health promotion and disease prevention for the pennsylvania department of health. finally, the immediate president and interim ceo american college of obstetricians and gynecologists. each of your statements will be made part of the record in its entirety and i would ask you summarize your testimony in five minutes or less and to help at that time there's a timing light at her table. you have one minute left the light will switch from green to yellow and finally to read when the five minutes are up. felix, please begin. >> good morning, jim and neil. ranking member brady and members of the committee. my name is allison felix and i'm cameron's mom and that is a title i'm most proud of. i have also represented our country and for all of t

i'm joined by dr chaand nagpaul a gp from north london and chair of the british medical association councilre about this issue of numbers but in essence this gives it a concrete set of figures to work. what strikes you most? first of all let's not forget that it is this government's policy to increase gp numbers by 5000. it was a repeated pledge because the government recognise that in order to provide services that met the needs of the population, we did need several thousand more gps. so it is actually quite worrying that far from an increase we have seen a reduction of maybe 2000 plus gps in this time. and that is partly because gps are retiring earlier and younger doctors aren't necessarily going for the general practise option. absolutely, so we general practise option. absolutely, so we have seen a drop in the past decade in doctors wanted to become gps and an increase in numbers retiring. but added to that, we are seeing increasing numbers of gps reducing their clinical sessions. they are finding the job extremely stressful a nd they are finding the job extremely stressful and instea

signaling she won't comply saying resist the idea has been criticized for the rule by the world medical association which has asked doctors in one hundred fourteen countries not to assist in implementing it. basketball now and in the n.b.a. the toronto raptors are just one win away from a trip to the eastern conference final for just the second time in franchise history the raptors got their claws into the philadelphia seventy six is in game five cameron's pasco county return from injury and scored twenty five points including not dunk which brought fans to their feet by inside and out on the streets of toronto before let it drop twenty one points on thirteen ring browns in one hundred twenty five twenty nine when it sees the raptors take a three two lead in the best of seven series seventy six years in the n.h.l. leeson louis blues are into the western conference playoff finals hometown harry potter maroons scored five minutes and fifty seconds into the second overtime engaged seven against the dallas stars the goal lifted the blues to a two torn one as they clinched the semifinal series next by p

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bobby, who's a head and neck surgeon who has served with the american medical association board of trustees for the last couple years. he practices in flint, michigan, and is a past recipient of the ama foundation's excellence in medicine leadership award. doctor, thank you for being here. then ms. jeanette thornton will be next. she's a senior vice president for product employer and commercial policy for americans health insurance programs. ms. thornton has previously held positions with omb and the social security administration. next we'll hear from tomm tom nickels. he's previously worked with the american college of emergency physicians and the american nurses association and right here in the house previously as well. finally, the committee will hear from dr. james gelfand, senior vice president for health policy for erisa, t. we appreciate each of you being here. we ask you summarize your testimony in five minutes, and then we'll get under way with the questions. the light system is there to give you a warning with the yellow. when you see the red light, if you'll conclude your remar

rights, religious, medical, and other national and state organizations, including the american medical associationthe central conference of american rabbis, the episcopal church, the lawyer's committee for civil rights under law, the leadership conference on civil and human rights, the naacp, the national alliance to end sexual violence, the national coalition of anti-violence programs, the national women's law center, network lobby for catholic social justice, the united methodist church, general board of church and society. it's also been endorsed by dozens of business association, including the u.s. chamber of commerce, the national association of manufacturers, and the sports and fitness industry association. mr. speaker, the time has come to proclaim liberty and equality throughout the land. mr. speaker, i now commend the bill to the judgment of the house and i comm