becoming more aggressive and spreading throughout the body. prevent the body according to the medical press website , australian doctors discovered this protein. it is activated using a combination of new and existing drugs and can inactivate colon cancer cells and keep them in a silent state, as well as repair damaged dna. this protein is an immune biomarker that can predict who will get better or worse after being diagnosed with colon cancer, which can be treated successfully if detected early. the next part of the news at 2 o'clock: the importance of elections in choosing a strong parliament this is in the hands of the people, iranian coach sharaf iran. we don't agree. higher than anyone . today wherever we are, we are higher tomorrow. the leader of the revolution in his recent meetings called real competition one of the important pillars of the election. title means that the field is open for the presence of different political, economic and cultural views, so that all different intellectual currents with their different views can have an active presence in the big election race and for

as you see, the only medical press on the left are under the nursing team, where most of them are volunteers and live in the area and do not have any place to evacuate. we have been talking to the nursing team and they're sending us that they were go, our goal is to stay here because they feel that it is a huge responsibility for them to leave the hospital. they also told us that the main doctors are evacuated with their families because their families were inside. the hospice us. also, the administrative team is completely empty, where the doctors are doing the doctors left in the hospital are doing both the administrative work and the medical you are here. there are sin also volunteers for the cleaning, for cleaning the hospital. and at 2 days ago, some journalists who were here in the hospital had and made an initiative, has been at the hospital to clean its floors and its emergency departments more than 90 percent of the month. because a team in the opposite has put the evacuated after i myself also evacuated the hospitals and its not only doctors who evacuated but also journalists where

defender of the assad football team , arrived in tehran this morning to participate in the medical tests of pressice club and sign the contract. the futsal team of palash naft abadan today in the thirteenth week of the women's premier league with a 2-1 victory over saipa, one week before the end of the season, they won. four points became the early champion of iran. avertai sari basketball team, which is experiencing its first season in the premier league and is in the seventh place of the table with 8 wins and 7 losses , announced the withdrawal of this club from the continuation of the league due to lack of financial resources. thank you very much for your support until we meet again, may god protect you. greetings to you, dear viewers , dear and respected countrymen, we are with you in egypt. the 18 o'clock news informs you that the soldiers of the occupying regime are attacking different areas of the west bank for more than 10 they arrested a palestinian and injured several people . occupiers in ramallah, nablus, and tul karam arrested six palestinian youths and injured 3 others . in another

on press tv. medical charity group doctors without borders says average more than 100 palestinian children are killed in gaza every day. the group says children are dying in every possible way. children comprised. is more than a third of all fatalities in gaza since october 7th, how the scene of resistance fighters kill more invading israeli soldiers and retaliation for the ongoing onslot on the gaza strip. kasambira gets killed eight israeli forces an ambush an area east of conunis. the group also destroyed a regime armored personnel carrier in central gaza.

admitted to the hospital friday following complications from a "recent elective medical procedure." the pentagon's pressis allowing idaho to enforce its strict abortion ban ahead of the justices hearing the case this spring. it can penalise doctors who performed the procedure in emergency situations. the court granted emergency requests filed by idaho state officials, putting on hold a federaljudge ruling that pa rt part of the state from forcing concerns that have violated us law on emergency care. i's law makes performing an abortion a felony punishable by up to five years in prison. justices say they expect to hear oral arguments in the case in april and issue a ruling by the end ofjanuary. oscar pistorius has been freed on parole from a jail in south africa. it's nearly 11 years since pistorius murdered his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. she was shot multiple times by pistorius at his home, in a crime that gripped the world's attention. he claimed he mistook herfor a burglar. the former olympic champion was whisked away from prison in pretoria earlier, and is now thought to be staying at his uncle's h

what the paper does reveal is that the medical coverup orchestrated by fdr's physician mcintyre and pressretary early had been wildly successful and even the full extent of his polio did not appear in print until hugh gallagher's 1985 book, fdr's deception. and those were only the coverups that took place during his lifetime. two decades after his death, fdr's daughter, anna, and her husband, a physician, conspired with dr. howard brewen, the cardiologist who treated him for the last two years of his life to rewrite history. the hoax was perpetrated by manufacturing a detailed false medical narrative and publishing that bogus account in a prominent medical journal. this narrative sought among other deceptions to disspell any idea of fdr having been the sick man, more him having any cognitive or neurological problems at all. the deception was specifically meant to hoodwink the greatest story in james mcgreggor who in the late 1960's unwittingly accepted the false narrative he was fed and enthusiastically incorporated the falsehoods into his second fdr biography, soldier of freedom, that bo

the press produced emails confirming that he helped the medical company metabiota obtain multimillion-dollarthe us government for research into deadly viruses. it is reported that biden jr. brought metabiota together with ukrainian energy. burisma companies, jointly they implemented a scientific project, which involved high-level biosecurity laboratories in ukraine. the researchers also questioned hunter’s cooperation with chinese partners; they were suspected of money laundering in tax crimes. another personal correspondence of the president’s son was leaked online, from which it became clear that a certain chinese billionaire was paying him $10 million a year for access to important contacts. we spoke with babalinsky about this, he said that joe biden received at least 10% of the proceeds from deals with a chinese state-owned energy company. now footage from the presidential press service. during a visit to the second branch of the vishnevsky hospital , vladimir putin spoke with wounded members of the north military district. i want to congratulate you on the new year. how are you treated

similar increase happened last year as a lawsuit challenging access to mister press tone medically inducedrtion pill. after one of at least the least productive years in congress ever. lawmakers are now kicking off the year with a backlog. one of the most urgent takes and task that they are undergoing right now. keeping the government open. a washington correspondent, raquel martin has that story. >> congress is kicking off the new year already nearing the brink of a government shutdown. if you thought the politics in 2023 refined, just wait until 2024. democrats and republicans will soon be racing to prevent partial shutdowns on january. 19th february 2nd on fox news sunday, texas congressman tony gonzales said house republicans will continue fighting for spending cuts pushing to pass these conservative appropriation packages that that that have gone through the house. those cuts remain a nonstarter among democrats like texas congressman henry choir, who want republicans to stick with the bipartisan spending bill they reached last year. we want to make sure we don't have a shutdown. we wa

. >> from press conferences to commercials with coach primetime deion. sanders is using that to send out medical>> goodman's the bill, the press. did you just to get these talking about expenses? health insurance doesn't cover whether it was the big screen or sidelines saban was the face of college. football's is absolutely the end of an era. >> that was david walton reporting sabin never had a losing college season all those years. remarkable. alright night, 47 the time. let's get over to the weather center. find out from how chilly with temperatures still ' are this morning? yes, still gold down in the 40's for a lot of us. but >> we're pretty much out of the 30's for everyone at this point. so it is getting warmer gradually. sunshine. sure does. look nice this morning about kuwait hour traded in yesterday's rainfall for nothing but sun today, even with the frost advisory this morning mount and you've got an inch and a half of rainfall the past few days. san francisco in sonoma around a half an inch closer to a 3rd for the rest of us. but hey, that was nice to be seeing that moisture. it's als

nixon had ordered aids to break into ellsberg psychiatrist's office to steal his medical records and to link them to the press to discredit them. but they were caught and the operation backfired. in the end, a federal judge dropped all of the charges against ellsberg. it was then the daniel ellsberg became a lifelong activist. he was not the typical anti war crusader. he was a republican. he was a marine corps veteran, but his new mission in life was to work against war and especially against nuclear weapons and nuclear proliferation were going to speak with 2 of daniel ellsberg, personal friends, randy credit go a long time comedian and social justice activist. the former director of the william m counselor fund for social justice and host of the radio show live on the fly, which airs every friday afternoon in new york and armand county. he's a former, colorado county commissioner and executive director of a national youth sports charity. gentleman, welcome to the show. i'd like to begin by asking both of you how you met dan ellsberg for all of us who knew him. it was a memorable event. certainly, randy, i t

health and medical services sabe said in this plan for the foreign press an electronic health file is created and everyone receives health care services for free. implementation of the polio vaccination plan for the children of atba along with the iranian children in khash raees. khash health center said that during the implementation of the immunization plan for children under 5 years of age, more than 28 thousand iranian children and civilians in this city were vaccinated against polio. the health department consisting of expert doctors and health care workers participated. the first stage of supplementary immunization polio was done until 23rd of december. and the second stage will be implemented on 14-17 of bahan this year. afghanistan's domestic factories produce about 25% of the medicines needed by patients with high quality. the deputy of the afghanistan pharmaceutical manufacturing union said: currently, 75 pharmaceutical factories are active in the country, and these factories produce 950 different drugs. according to abdulmatin haqjo, these drugs include tablets, capsules, a

medical institutions, in accordance with international law, must always be protected, this was emphasized by the organization’s pressecretary. here is footage of this very raid in the city of jenin in the palestinian authority. armed men and women in civilian clothes and medical equipment. form these are the soldiers of the israeli defense forces, although the style is more similar to massat. three people were killed during this operation. israel calls them terrorists, members of hamas and the islamic jihad group. allegedly , one of these militants participated in organizing an attack on jewish settlements in early october last year. we don't want to turn hospitals into battlefields. but we are determined to prevent hospitals from becoming a breeding ground for terrorists. about the activities of bapor - this is an agency under the un, meanwhile the party is also collecting documents which is engaged in providing assistance to palestinian refugees, more than 30,000 people work in it, including branches in different countries, and as the media write, with reference to israeli intelligence, over a thousand employees a

it's similar increase happened last year as a lawsuit challenging access to press tone. the medicallyuced. abortion pill, more americans with diabetes will see their insulin costs go down in 2020 for the 3 largest makers of insulin are capping the price of that drug to $35 for most patients. as many as one in 4 patients have been unable to afford their medicine bleeding them to ration their doses. sometimes with fatal ramifications. that's according to the american diabetes association. the 2021 american rescue plan act change the amount drugmakers have to pay to medicaid. so the new lower costs from the company as well, save them some money. us news has revealed its list for the best diets of 2024. this year's rankings examined a total of 30 diets and for the 7th consecutive year, the mediterranean diet has claimed that number one spot, nutrition experts are praising the diet for its focus on diet quality, rather than a single nutrient or food group. the mediterranean diet focuses on a daily consumption of fruits, vegetables and whole grains. here's what it looks like outside at the

medical authorities deny. the humanitarian situation remains a pressing issue, and there are continued fears about the limitedthe territory and how it's distributed once it does arrives. 0n the border between israel and gaza at kerem shalom near rafah in the south, families of israeli hostages held in gaza have prevented aid from reaching the city. 0ur middle east correspondent, lucy williamson, reports from there. and a warning, some viewers may find content in her piece distressing. in gaza city, hunger sometimes offers the best chance of survival. crowds drawn to a delivery of humanitarian aid yesterday driven away by gunfire. bullets arrive faster than starvation. sirens blare today at the same aid delivery point 20 people were killed by shelling, according to the hamas—run health ministry. more than 100 injured. translation: we were heading to get flour and they shelled - us four times, and some people were martyred and injured, and i was injured in my hand and leg. rockets are not the only threat to life in gaza. food stripped from trucks by hungry people as soon as they arrive. the un is warning of fam

a similar increase happened last year as a lawsuit challenging access to the press tone, which is the medically induced abortion pill. well, a group of house republicans are now headed to the southern border today as they try to pin the blame for the border crisis on the biden administration the white house is firing back at republicans saying that they didn't do anything before leaving for the holiday. our dc correspondent basil john takes a look. >> the administration says it is still committed on working on a solution with congress as some u.s. cities continue to deal with the influx of migrants about 60 house republicans led by speaker mike johnson are starting their 2024 with a visit to the southern border to hear from border patrol agents about the influx of migrants. it's invaluable to get their direct in take texas. congresswoman beth van dyne is one of the republicans on the strip. she says the biden administration needs to take action. we've got nearly 90% of people here would apply for some that don't qualify. and yet what biden administration is doing is allowing the man as border o

and when you found out that denis has no medical experience, this is the most pressing matter. and sould seem that one could wish for more, but naira decided to go to the northern military district. to support our soldiers, because you are new, lack self-confidence, you need to build communication with the hospital staff, i had never encountered the military before, i didn’t know their thinking, let’s say, psychology, what is acceptable to say that no, the most difficult thing was , probably a psychological moment, to see sheep, in our studio during... the events of the twenty-second year, i was very eager to sing concerts for the fighters, in over the course of a year it was impossible for me not to do something, i was like, well, this is probably a sign for you to look in the other direction, and then they asked me if i would like to complete nursing courses, i said, great, let’s do it, it was important to me take part in any capacity in which it is required, but i am a professional, i have my life experience. shows that you always need to be ready to sing, after training we did an

conflict in the middle east, the position of our foreign ministry on key topics, a big press conference by sergei lavrov. medicalare for residents of new regions is the focus of the government’s attention, which was also discussed at the meeting. in the grip of a snowstorm in the capital region, the heaviest snowfall in 10 years is predicted by half-meter snowdrifts by morning. chechen christmas eve is the eve of one of the most important christian holidays, a path of spiritual renewal, cleansing, washing in fonts and special services in churches. fragile girls with an iron will who helped save northern capital, the film air in wide release, a movie that will not leave anyone indifferent. and at the beginning there is news about the special operation. the russian army liberated the village of vesyoloye in the dpr. the village is located north-eastern artyomovsk, about two dozen kilometers from it. today’s report from the ministry of defense includes almost 900 killed militants, a lot of damaged equipment and two damaged locations of foreign mercenaries. details of the attacks on the lair of french mercenaries, w

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medical professionals. as we highlighted in the press releases that we put out, he continues to stay very actively engage with the senior staff and a's making important decisions about national security and defense. >> has he asked the chief of staff to resign or has she offered to resign? >> no. >> the white house chief of staff put out a statement about procedures, as the secretary believe he has become a distraction for the administration in which he serves during an election year? >> the sec. rep -- continues to remain carrying out his duties. >> secretary blinken said the death toll in gaza was high. and they mentioned the terms. does the pentagon agreement -- >> as we said for a long time, any civilian debt is a tragedy. the secretary and others, as we have engage with our israeli partners, continue to encourage them to do everything possible to mitigate and will continue to do that. no one wants to see civilians killed in this conflict, whether they be palestinian or israeli. we will continue to work towards that. >> they issued a statement condemning u.s. weakness. do you have any update that you can

conflict in the middle east, the position of our foreign ministry on key topics, a big press conference by sergei lavrov. medical care for residents of new regions is the focus of government attention, about what else was discussed at the meeting. in the grip of a snowstorm in the capital region, the heaviest snowfall in 10 years is predicted by morning. half-meter snowdrifts. epiphany christmas eve, the eve of one of the most important christian holidays. the path of spiritual renewal, purification, washing in fonts, special services in churches. fragile girls with an iron will who helped save the northern capital, the film is in wide release, a movie that will not leave anyone indifferent. and at the beginning there is news about the special operation. the russian army liberated the village of vesyoloye in the dpr. village is located north-eastern artyomovsk, about two dozen kilometers from it. today’s defense report also includes almost 900 killed militants, a lot of damaged equipment and two damaged deployment points of foreign mercenaries. details of the attacks on the lair of french mercenaries, which were

i thought the most important part of that press release is when he said this was his medical issue ande took full responsibility for the disclosure decision. i admire him for that. >> general, zoo he was on -- the secretary was on the phone with the president on the day of the admission to the hospital on new year's day. we don't know if this was before or after this procedure and maybe you don't tell everybody on the call, hey, guys, i'm at walter reed and i'm going to go under general anesthesia. in that moment is it reasonable to expect he made a decision not to tell the president? >> i don't know, victor. >> i only ask that because you know him. he was a classmate at west point. >> what i would say is he may have been going in for a 25-minute elective surgery, and i can think of dozens of those that could have been happening. it was when that elective surgery had complications that he was asked to stay in the hospital. the fact that he was on that call tells me his team was with him, it could have been at the hospital, from his home or wherever. these kind of individuals, these ver

when he reveumed full duties on friday evening, that was in consultation with medical professionals and as we highlighted in press releases we have put out he continues to stay very actively engaged with the senior staff and is making important decisions about national security and defense. >> has he asked his chief of staff to resiep or has she offered to resign? >> no. reporter: the white house chief of staff put out a statement saying the secretary believe head had become a distraction for the administration in which he serves during an election year. >> the secretary continues to remain focused on recovering and more importantly on carrying out his duties as secretary of defense. reporter: a different topic, two erequests. first of all, secretary blinken today said -- does the secretary agree with the assessments? >> as we have said for a long time, any civilian death is a tragedy and of course the secretary and others as we have engaged with our israeli partners have continued to encourage them to do everything possible to mitigate civilian harm and will con to do that. no one wans to see innocent civilians

press tv world news. israely forces disguised as women and medics attacked hospital and occupied west bank on tuesday killing three palestinians while they were asleep in their beds and during the briefing us state department spokesperson matthew miller was grilled and left with no clear answers regarding the incident. okay, and then my second thing, which has to do with this operation that the israelis launched in in jenene a hospital today. um, what, what, what, do you have any comment on that? is this, is this something that you think is a is problematic? israel of course has the right to carry out operations to bring terrorists to justice, but those operations need to be conducted in full compliance with international humanitarian law. well, those operations include going into hospitals and murdering people in their in their... regardless of whether they are suspected or so you don't think that they went in and killed complete people who were completely innocent. so let me say that if you did think that then you would be condemning it right? we certainly would, we would generally say that we don't want t

a similar increase happened last year as a lawsuit challenging access to the press tone, which is that medicallyicine that helps medically induced abortions was also threatened to be pulled off shelves. >> it's 10, 20 right now. a group of house are headed to the southern border today. they are trying to pin the blame for a crisis at the border to the biden administration. yeah, but the white house is firing back at republicans saying that they didn't do anything beaore leaving for the holiday with her dc correspondent basil john, with the story. >> the administration says it is still committed on working on a solution with congress. has some u.s. cities continue to deal with the influx of migrants. >> about 60 house republicans led by speaker mike johnson are starting their 2024 with a visit to the southern border to hear from border patrol agents about the influx of migrants. it's invaluable to get their direct in take texas. congresswoman beth van dyne is one of the republicans on the strip. she says the biden administration needs to take action. we've got nearly 90% of people here would appl

medical issues of any of their personnel, including the s.e.c. def due to hippa requirements which require specific privacy and disclosures. while secretary austin said he'll try to do better in the press releases, he also said and i'll emphasize this, this was his personal medical issue and he took full responsibility for ' disclosure digs. so i admire him for that. he has multiple deputies he trusts to continue the actions of the department while he's away. and he's on a pretty tight schedule in both the wars in ukraine and israel over the last couple months. i give him a little grace on this. >> and obviously, we don't know the details yet. when we get those details, we'll know more at that point. but let's jump into the news. the secretary of state antony blinken is back in the states trying to prevent this from becoming a widening conflict. you called this a tinder box. are you seeing signs of this broadening? in a way that is concerning? >> yeah. i did call it a tinder box a couple days ago. it's been concerning for me since the very beginning. we talked about it. israel has reported they've completed the dismanhuntling of hamas frame work in the north. they said they'll continue

why was the world's third richest person a magnate with no medical training, serving as the architect of? the response effort to the most pressing health crisis in many generations. politico went in a different direction. reporting everywhere you turn in this pandemic. the gates foundation involved, which has fueled conspire heresy theories amplified by anti-vax callers that he caused the pandemic to vaccinate the world and get richer the process or that he wants in the world to be implanted with a microchip politico then look the gates foundation itself to explain the crazy making as mark susman ceo the gates foundation explained, conspire to see theories thrive on the notion that hidden secret things are happening. and so one of the key things we do to say we have no secrets, ask us questions and we will explain what we're doing and how we're doing it. versions of victim narrative played out hundreds, maybe thousands of times during the pandemic, as journalists build volumes in describing how the gates foundation, despite all of its best intentions and good deeds, was being maligned by irrational criticism and attacked with mi

medical technologies to microelectronics. in the country. will always support breakthrough projects, but alexander lukashenko calls for focusing on the most pressing ones: science needs to finance what we need now, and naturally, scientists always tell me, without studying and promoting fundamental science it is impossible, well, let ’s promote fundamentalism, which will contribute to development this applied topic, so we need more from life. well why do we need fundamental, even applied science in those sectors where we don’t have schools, and in general we won’t do this, because it’s catastrophically expensive, we don’t have the money for it, well, we need to decide exactly in which direction to move, that’s me i say for the organizers of our science and the minister of education and the higher attestation commission, so that they should be a real purgatory, so that under no circumstances should they let anything pass, as the people seem to think. 12 scientists received doctoral degrees from the president, and another nine received professor certificates. these people are innovators in their fields, the head of state urged not to stop in scienti

general, when such options are identified , which, as they say in the press, are called postscripts, this is a kind of reporting from a medicale completed the required number of services, sometimes postscripts turn into serious problems for patients, for example, medical examinations for russians are paid for once a year, if in the card there is already a tick, even if it is effective, the person may be refused. 2 years ago elena bernikova fell ill with covid, the doctors never came to the call. hospitals were closed without examination. a month later, when the patient she lost consciousness on the street, the doctors deigned to send her for an x-ray. when elena began to leaf through her map, she was speechless. i just opened a series of interesting ones. it turns out that they came to me every day during covid, they examined me there, they treated me, medicine, they prescribed everything. and at the end it says concomitant disease. 16 courses of chemotherapy, of course, i was in shock, to say nothing, where did the cancer diagnosis come from on the card, elena’s son-in-law began to find out. the ministry of health made reque

press and the des moines register. the sheriff's facebook page is reporting that multiple law enforcement and medical staff are on sitement and you can see the law enforcement for yourself. there is a high number of officers there, and the site is secured and the dallas county -- which is the county and not city -- and that is releasing more information as available, but right now, this is active scene. you are seeing the video from a few minutes ago. cnn and i think that we will be hearing from a police officer -- correct? is that what you told me? >> we have sound from a police officer on the ground. >> we will do the best to get you something at 10:00, if you can be patient, and as soon as the sargent and i can get any information or somebody over here, we will get it to you. thank you. >> obviously, that is about an hour ago, and so we are expecting to hear from them very, very shortly and at this point in time, we don't know about injuries, and we do not know exactly what happened just yet, but there is a reported shooting on the first day of school. and over to cnn law enforcement analyst charles ramsey, and nevermi

top stories on out, just the around the thomas to me and right pressing says this really forces afraid one of guys's last operating medical facilities. all of my hospital in the southern city of con eunice is also sheltering display sonata simmons. and i'm office political leader is mine. he says the group is reviewing a ceasefire proposal on the war on god. so it follows talks between the top and intelligence. she's from the us, israel in egypt. these are as prime minister says, the war will continue until the whole goal, so make the united nations secretary general has met major donors of the un agency for palestinian refugees. antonia gutierrez was seeking to reassure member states that temporarily suspended the funding for the agency. that's out the israel accuse 12 and wise, approximately 30000 employees, of taking part in the october 7 attacks the u. n. his side, those who were named and is investigating the allegations, i was just curious, christian salumi has more on that meeting from you and headquarters in new york system to civilians. the un security council is reiterating its demand to scale up came out of tea

press tv. now uh, mr. fantino, we've seen the israeli regime bombing hospitals and medical facilities, and also schools that uh become shelters for the shelters for the displaced palestinians, but we don't hear much about israel uh destroying literally every university in the gaza strip. they killed uh nearly 100 university professors along. with hundreds of teachers, according to the palestinian ministry of education, at least 4,300 students and more than 200 teachers have also been killed, so is it right to say that the regime not only destroys the structure of the university, but also the future of all students. yes, very much accurate to say, the apart regime is looking to destroy palestinians everywhere, currently focusing in in this genocidal on... on the gaza strip, but by destroying every university, by killing the professors and the teachers, they're depriving the people of gaza, the opportunity for education, which is of course what israel wants, it doesn't want an educated population, it doesn't want a population that will be able to to resist it through knowledge of its of its crimes, its intern

press tv, tehran. the world health organization says israel has attacked hospitals and other vital medical infest. structure nearly 600 times since the regime launched this onslaught on gaza. the who said at least 613 people have been killed in the air strikes on health facilities. the world body also condemned the persisting bombardment since such attacks are pushing palestinians in gaza to the breaking point. meanwhile the who chief says many wounded palestinians in gaza have a reduced possibility of saving their limbs. that's because they are receiving care several days. after being injured. tedros adenom gabriesus also says lack of treatment and experts lead to amputations, adding that some patients undergo surgery without anesthesia and pain relief. the world health organization says only 13 hospitals are partially operating in gaza as israel continues to pound medical centers. a canadian doctor at the europe. hospital describes the situation as huge human tragedy. let's take a listen. the human tragedy is is so huge here. i don't think people have an idea of how tragic this is, unless you actually com

press tv, tehran. the world health organization says israel has attacked hospitals and other vital medical infrastructure nearly 600 times since regime launches on gaza. "the who said at least 613 people have been killed in the air strikes on health facilities. the world body also condemned persisting bombardment saying such attacks are pushing palestinians in gaza to a breaking point. meanwhile, the who chief says that many wounded palestinians in gaza have reduced possibility of saving their limbs and that's because they're receiving care several days after being injured. tedros atanam gib sus also says lack of treatment and experts lead. the amputations, adding that some patients undergo surgery without anesthetics and pain relief. palestinians trapped in the besege gazo strip are desperately struggling with severe scarcity of daily necessities, they're facing water shortages and lack of sanitation, unless the listen to some of them speak about their dire situation, as you can see we have children. with us, but there are no shelters, we have women and children, but there is no food, water, no daily ne

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press briefing and said nothing about the hospitalization. on that same day, deputy secretary hicks was told of the severity of austin's medical condition. she then worked with the chief of staff on a plan to notify the white house and congress. on january 5th, secretary austin resuming his duties from the hospital, the press and the public finally told about it late in the day. secretary austin issuing this statement from his hospital bed -- "i recognize i could have done a better job ensuring the public was appropriately informed. i commit to doing better." national security spokesman john kir bimade clear that austin will keep his job, but there's growing outrage, not just from the hill about the efforts to hide this, but the pentagon press corps, as well. and david, austin is now out of the intensive care unit, but remains hospitalized in good condition, although we still have no idea what happened to him. david? >> david: many questions ahead. martha raddatz tonight. thank you. >>> we turn now to the race for the white house. president biden in south carolina today speaking at an historic black church in charleston, where nine worshi