cloud hospital for being recognized as one of the most digitally connected hospitals in the nation. this is not st. cloud hospital's first major award. in fact, just last year they were named one of the top 100 hospitals in the country. as technology continues to develop and advance, our nation's hospitals are better suited to provide their patients with a very best care possible. which section actly what the st. cloud hospital does each and every day. we're proud that the st. cloud this l is a leader in health care industry and in utilizing useful technology. allowing patients to stay in touch with their doctors and nurses, renew prescriptions, gain access to their records, t health care and even take part in virtual physician exams. this high distinction is the result of the health care providers and the information systems staff working for center care health in the st. cloud hospital. thank you for your service and thank you for making the st. cloud hospital a leader in 21st century health care. i rise today to recognize randall and cheryl, the owners of the pizza ranch in andove

the chief psychometrist at the national hospital enough to just fears that using therapy as a punishment sends the wrong signal and stigmatizes those struggling with mental illness instead of mental health clinics she believes the police should look to other countries for solutions in other words i don't know what do you stop you're just going to get it to get in the post and you're just going to have to to respond . so i think we need to when you will when we need a lot to do in terms of data collection and you times also driver education and in terms of law enforcement making sure that the laws are there and the al beat the traffic police chief is convinced he's on the right track since the new law went into effect his offices have arrested more than two thousand defenders as a matter of fact is in the results people who have been arrested and have gone to the hospital for that evaluation have also sent messages to even the our friends there had discussions so the message has gone. but on the streets of the capital of drivers have mixed views. you have. delighted our stop you from goin

there aren't even basic necessities such as bread and water medicine no electricity no fuel the national hospital and the al salaam hospital were completely destroyed and there is not one left for civilians but there are two or three hospitals operating for i sold fighters the americans blew up bridges leading out of the city and in fact prevented civilians from leaving rocka although terrorists can easily exit the city even though the areas controlled by s.t.s. from the coalition so twenty five thousand civilians from besieged areas do not deserve safe passage. you know about that often a chance to newcomers had d.j.'s and fatima abandoned by their parents who fortify still the two children are too traumatized and unable to speak. and. pretty much. my thoughts at that all. they do just to make the nose go to. joins me live. lawrence can you tell us more about these children. will have. a parent cousin muhammad there and. we've seen very few cases of severe is this that you know they can tell us the ages the family name where they had seen their parents what had happened to them this is a case of

there aren't even basic necessities such as bread and water medicine no electricity no fuel the national hospital and the al salaam hospital were completely destroyed and there is not one left for civilians but there are two or three hospitals operating for eisold fighters the americans blew up bridges leading out of the city and in fact prevented civilians from leaving iraq although terrorists can easily exit the city even though the areas controlled by s.t.s. from the coalition so twenty five thousand civilians from besieged areas do not deserve safe passage. so the f.b.i. has denied a freedom of information act request to release files relating to hillary clinton's e-mails claims there's a quote lack of public interest for such a disclosure to be made. in the gulf process and jaco tries to shed some light new york attorney tie club injury has been waiting for more than a year for the f.b.i. to fulfill his freedom of information request and reveal the files on hillary clinton's e-mails only to get this response you've not sufficiently demonstrated that the public's interest in disclosure outwei

there aren't even basic necessities such as bread and water medicine no electricity no fuel the national hospital and the al salaam hospital were completely destroyed and there is not one left for civilians but there are two or three hospitals operating for eisold fighters the americans blew up bridges leading out of the city and in fact prevented civilians from leaving rocka although terrorists can easily exit the city even though the areas controlled by s.t.s. from the coalition so twenty five thousand civilians from besieged areas do not deserve safe passage. the u.s. state department ordered the closure of the russian consulate in san francisco along with to annex this within the next two days the move threatens to take relations between washington and moscow to a new low. looks into russia's reactions of the move. each hostile move hostile decision by russia or the u.s. is followed by yet another blow and response this latest one by washington means that the number of russian consulates in america will have to be reduced to three and the one that is being shut down in san francisco is the ol

nations. this hospital two hours from the border says it has trouble coping with the dozens of refugees pouring in each day. >> rohingyas has long faced discrimination and violence in burma, where they are considered illegal immigrants by the countries buddhist majority. pressure has been mounting on burma's leader in recent days. the nobel peace prize wininner t with a foreign minister r in an attempt to mediate the crisis but she has so far remained silent and has refused to condemn the violence. >> kenya's main opposition hiser has outlined conditions for taking part in a presidential vote rerun in october. his conditions include the sacking of some election officials, a review of the electronic transmission of results, and for all eight candidates to be allowed to contest the rerun. the supreme court declared the hoover kenyatta's victorino endboard on friday citing widespread irregularities in the electronic transmission of vote results. 12 minutes past 1:00 here in the french capital. a quick reminder of the following stories. vladimir putin condemned north korea's latest and most powerfu

i was told that the national hospital was also lost its roof.eatest difficulty at the moment is lack of communication, the entire infrastructure has been damaged and we are very concerned infrastructure has been damaged and we are very concerned that it may well be a number of casualties. the prime minister is doing the most to come to the outside world for assistance and i believe trinidad and tobago have announced they will send helicopters, if they are able to land in dominica. we are concerned about the extent of the hurricane passed by island having suffered from the tropical storm erika only two years ago, almost to the date. we are perturbed by the situation there. this is an island about 70,000 people? 72,000 or 73,000 people, is beautiful, called the nature island of the caribbean, and joe hart will —— hearts will lead to witness the effects of the hurricane as they experience the hurricane. i was told it was apparently stronger than previous hurricanes. such as hurricane david in 1979 and some clip sent through what's up by people who

it raises money for children's national hospital, amazing hospital and with us is the family, the ruperthas a special tie to this event. good morning to all of you. i want to introduce everybody. this is dad remi. hi, remi. she's three years old and then brother chi. he's three years old. we've got the family joining us. the kids super excited although remi is a little reserved. this is obviously a big fundraiser for children's national. it's the second largest fundraiser for this hospital so it's a big deal and you all did this last year for the first time. how was that like for you and why did you guys get involved? >> yeah. >> this is our third year doing the race. >> okay. >> so, we got involved like i said three years ago after our daughter was at children's national for 14 weeks. we were -- a family reached out to us and join the grateful family team at the time and last year we decided to start team remi. >> tell us more about team remi. who is involved and if you can always elaborate more on remi's diagnosis. >> sure, sure. team remi is a group of friends and family w race and he

nations. this hospital two hours from the border says it has trouble coping with the dozens of refugees pouring in each day. most. does have a long face discrimination and violence in burma. where they're largely considered illegal immigrants by the country's buddhist majority? pressure has been mounting on burma's leader on sun suu kyi in recent days. the nobel peace price winner met with indonesia's foreign minister on monday. in an attempt to mediate the crisis. but she's so far remained silence. and has refused to condemn the violence. well they become route is an expert on southeast asia and the sales for university here in paris now earlier i asked him why he was taking us suck suci. so long to speak out about the plight of the working. quoting the constitution the military has control of all the peripheral regions the regions where there are insurgencies. secondly she's not going to spend her political capital on the ruined sure it's a sad thing to say. but her priorities in not there who approaches other develop economic development of myanmar burma. and also to the peace agreement a li

the hospital serves a lower income section of washington and some of the nation's most powerful peoplethe official washington trauma hospital of choice. hospital employees, local officials, and health experts were used to determine how it has fallen so far and reputation. they describe an aging, understaffed facility were the last operating room in which steve scully said surgery had to be closed because of a skew its debts because of a sewage leak days later. the main operator is in the hospital basement and some of the rooms are under bathrooms. " today.ge of the "usa the "washington post" editorial boards is an overdue debate, at last, on foreign military operations just took place on the floor yesterday. senator rand paul push forward an amendment that would require a new authorization of military force. they say the amendment voted down by the amendment on wednesday would have not solved any of the problems with the current mess that dates back to 2001. sponsored by senator rand paul, longtime critic of use efforts abroad, calls to repeal the 2001 aumf and the 2002 authorization o

five members of a national church remain in the hospital after a shooting sunday morning. police say sampson shot and dilled a woman in the parking lot before going inside -- killed a woman in the parking lot before going inside. the death toll would have been higher had an usher not confronted the >> he physically engaged the shooter. during the struggle the shooter was shot. >> mulled the trigger -- pulled the trigger. he had the gun pointed at him. i'm proud of him. jonathan: the gunman survived and now facing murder and attempted murder charges. police say he has a history of domestic dispute and suicide attempts. federal investigators opened a civil rights probe in the shooting. michelle: new tonight we learned that the person killed in a crash in clarksville was an off-duty d.c. police officer. police say barry easeman died after he crossed into traffic on route 32 and hit tractor trailer. he was a four-year veteran. the driver of the tractor-trailer was not hurt. jonathan: happening right now preparing to welcome home heroes. just 24 hours ago virginia task force on

hospitals. have you ever done a zomba class? it sounds painful to me. if you wanted to slip another disc, do that. this is the idea that it is the nationalrvice, and maybe we should go to hospitals for prevention rather than treatment. i think it's a great idea andi treatment. i think it's a great idea and i suspect it won't be met with universal approval, but it is quite clear that a lot of health problems in the uk, particularly a big city, which has got worse in recent decades are notjust medical issues, but they are lifestyle related. it isa but they are lifestyle related. it is a shame that people are not able to have a healthy lifestyle, cook well and exercise much before they get to this point, but if it turns out a hospital that they are incapable of living a healthy lifestyle, it's great that the hospital might make it easier. i am not convinced zumba is the solution. i absolutely take your point. when the nhs, every day, we are hearing is in financial crisis and has a massive shortage of doctors that might get worse with brexit, and there is a huge debate about the future of the service, which is the most cherished thing in thi

the hospital ship, the c-130's and national guard. we have to make sure to do everything we can for our fellow citizens in puerto rico. thank you very much everybody.

national forest. both people were airlifted to a hospital.immediate word on their conditions. >>> and police in dearborn, michigan are investigating the shootings of two children at a home day care. they were shot by another child who was apparently playing with a gun kept in the home. both children are in critical condition. neighbors say the woman at that home watches ten children at a time. >>> health fiofficials are sounding the alarm about this year's flu. they recommend getting the injectable vaccine, not the nasal a mother in detroit could face prison time for not getting her son vaccinated. >> it all stems from a dispute she's been having with her ex-husband. our affiliate, wxyz has the story. >> i would rather sit behind bars for standing up for what i believe in, than giving in to something i strongly don't believe in. >> reporter: wow, what a position this parent has been put in. >> god forebbid he would be injured by one of the vaccines. >> reporter: some might label her as overprotective, stubborn, strong or all of the above. she

the hospital ship, the c-130's and national guard. there is a surge of resources. we have to make sure to do everything we can for our fellow citizens in puerto rico. thank you very much everybody. appreciate it. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you coming up friday morning, a discussion about republican efforts on tax reform, the budget, and health care with american action for an president douglas. studiesor puerto rican talked about the current amount of federal aid needed for puerto rico. shame is ryan of common cost on traveling rules for public officials. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. also in the morning, iowa senator will talk foreign policy at the center for strategic and international studies. a.m. eastern 9:00 on c-span two. happening at the same time, the george washington senator for cyber and homeland security conference.nual we will have that live on c-span c-span.org, and streaming on the free c-span radio app. >> for as long

the hospital ship, the c-130's and national guard. we have to make sure to do everything we can for our fellow citizens in puerto rico. thank you very much everybody. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact here. friday morning, a discussion about republican efforts on tax reform, the budget, and health then center for puerto rican studies, about the current amount of federal aid needed for puerto rico. and, common cause on travel rules for public officials. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. ernst willator joni talk foreign policy at the center for strategic and international studies. that is live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. at the same time, the george washington center for cyber and homeland security holds its annual conference, looking at several security policy issues. we will hav

other systems like national health system in the u.k., and hospitals are employed by the government. they ration access to care and medicines and surgeries and things simply because they have a set budget year to year nd they do not go above the budget, which causes waiting lists. the frustration in the u.s. is undoubtedly physician and hospitals having to deal with ultiple insurance issues and multiple administrative issues, eats up a lot of time. a headache forly them, i understand it. of hospitals ity in the united states are not for profit, not businesses in the sense of trying to turn a profit. studies have shown the problem the u.s. has is really the higher thanare much anywhere else. open-endedut medicare is an entitlement. whatever physicians charge, medicare will pay. we have been trying to shift away from that over the last 10 years or so, but the shift is going to be a slow one. the shift from volume to value, to get more efficiency out of the system, is what people think will bring down administrative overhead and caused by andamlining positions bills. at the same time, w

hospitals are closing up. the national weather service said nowhere on the keys will be safe irma could wipe out roads desperately needed to get trapped. >> if you're in the keys get out. >> you're on your own, don't expect us to come get you, because we're not going to put ourselves at risk. >> calling 911 during irma will not matter. "action news" brian taff traveled to florida yesterday as people prepared for irma. >> reporter: good morning, there is a real sense of unease here in fort lauderdale, florida, that's the sentiment shared back here at home who have relatives in south florida. some of the concern is being mitigated sinners the storm has a westward course that makes fort lauderdale and miami out of the bulls eye. the airport shut down last night as affirmation of good judgment like those who decided to leave yesterday. >> it's like a convoy, i don't know if you ever driven in a military of convoy. >> reporter: steve was in a stream of cars out of irma's path. >> 600 home community about 400 homes are gone. >>

women are now able to drive themselves to school, the university, the hospitals, to work. the nationn are going out of school. fathers used to go out and pick up children from school and now the nation will operate very normally. it isa nation will operate very normally. it is a celebration of... for men and women. it is a family issue. so it is really a big deal. it is a big deal and a major celebration for men and women in saudi arabia. for you, personally, how are you planning to celebrate today? are you planning to go behind the wheel this morning?” will wait untiljune and have my license and i will be one of the first people getting that licence. the official licence in saudi arabia and be driving on the street. that isa and be driving on the street. that is a big deal. i will definitely be one of the first women applying for the licence and i'm excited! 0ver over to france. a man who'd been in a vegetative state for 15 years has begun to show signs of consciousness, thanks to an experimental therapy. the pioneering treatment involved implanting a nerve simulator in his chest. f

the hospital ship, the c-130's and national guard. there is a surge of resources, and we just have to make sure that we can do everything we can for our fellow citizens in puerto rico. thank you very much everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> our prayers have been answered. , and his family's strength have been such an inspiration to this house and to the people it serves. america is grateful for this moment. , forhair now proudly asks what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? [laughter] >> to speak out of order, mr. speaker. [applause] [laughter] [applause] >> the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he may consume. [applause] [laughter] rep. scalise: thank you mr. speaker. you have no idea how great this feels to be back here at work in the people's house. [applause] the past 30or years, the video library issued a free resource for poli

charleston, south carolina, a city that several travel publications describe as the most hospitable in the nationoutside downtown sits a modern day fortress. where strife and conflict often overshadow southern hospitality. >> it's crazy here. you get a little bit of everything. you have suicidal inmates. you have females. you get alcoholics from the street that come in, combative. >> i'm telling you! >> you've got segregation inmates. you've got a whole bunch that you've got the to deal with at one time. >> there are about 1,300 men and women incarcerated at the sheriff al cannon detention center's known as the charleston county jail. while some have been convicted, most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. >> communication is the biggest thing, i feel, when you're dealing with a whole different variety of inmates. you got the to talk to them. the more i talk to find out what the problem is and learn how to deal with the problem, you get less resistance from them. no, you get into a fight, you hit one somebody who's got something, you don't know. >>

the hospital ship, the c-130's and national guard. we have to make sure to do everything we can for our fellow citizens in puerto rico. thank you very much everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] nick nick pelosi plose good afternoon for being accommodated. we were scheduled to meet this morning and had a joy full occasion on the floor of the house which you have seen with the return of our colleague, the majority combhip, steve scalise and so exciting for us that he walked onto the floor with all of the challenges that he has had and thank god that our prayers are answered and thank god to jennifer, harrison and madison and the capitol police, the physicians, his staff, so many people made his return possible today. making himit to them so strong. but a relationship that we have had over the years. ok, earlier this week, republicans withdrew the latest version of trumpcare. americans made their voices heard. i'm proud of the effort of people telling their stories. over 2,000, whether it was phone banks, to

one man died, another rushed to the hospital as flames raced through this home about a mile from the national institute of health. as q mccray reports, firefighters ran into some hurdles. q: law enforcement confirmed one person passed away and another was rushed to the hospital. this is a look at the scene. this is the 5200 block of dan berry road, near highland avenue. these are montgomery county firefighters and police officers. they have been here since 4:30 this afternoon, when they got the call that the fire at this house. according to firefighters, when they got here the house was on fire and a man met them at the door. he was rushed to the hospital suffering from smoke inhalation. he told firefighters his friend was still inside. firefighters did their best to get inside the home. once they were inside, they were met with what they described as supporting conditions, especially -- hoarding conditions, especially in the basement. he found his friend, but he had passed away in the basement. >> there was lots of boxes and materials and stuff like that piled up, which made it difficult to

john muir hospital in walnut creek celebrated national rehabilitation awareness week with some exotic therapy animals. kron4's jeff pierce shows us some of the animals that were at a camel named marcello came to john muir hospital in walnut creek to help celebrate national rehablitation awareness week. she was just one of several exotic animals that have been trained in patient rehabilitation, he's an african fox called a fenic, they're actually found in the sahara. an african bush baby is not a monkey it is related to the lemurs from east africa this is scarlet and she's an electis parrot from the solomen islands. john muir hospital has a well established pet therapy program but having exotic pets is a special moment for patients and staff. we have the regular pet therapy dogs but this one's a day when patients, and staff really, to enjoy exotic animals who are therapy trained. the animals come from lyon ranch an organization that rescues exotic animals and trains them. they're therapy animals and we go to hospitals, nursing homes, senior facillities. hospital staff and the animal ha

national park. one person was injured and flown to the hospital. a rockslide wednesday actually killed a hiker.ockslides from al capitan are common, but it's very unusual for anyone to get hit by the falling rocks. kenneth craig has more. >> do you see that? i'll zoom in a little bit. it's just, it looks like smoke, but that, again, is dust. >> reporter: huge pieces of yosemite national park's el capitan crumbled again on thursday, one day after a hiker died there in a rockslide. reporter matt mendez from cbs affiliate kgpe captured it on his cell phone. >> yeah, this is what we're seeing, just a lot of dust filling the air. wi reporter: this tourist also setnesd it. >> then i saw the dust. it's kind of just falling down the mountain. just hoping no one was up there. >> reporter: little more than 24 hours before, a slab of the mountain thundered down into the valley, killing a british hiker and injuring his female thursday morning, despite the accident. >> it's a very common occurrence to have rockfall. unfortunately, a horrible tragedy in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: climber

. >> reporter: the national part service says one man was airlifted to a hospital. >> something came through our sunroof, we didn't know it would , but it shattered and the dust pardon. >> we were trying to out run it, go let's go, at the same time my husband reached up and he was like my head because it was bleeding profusely and hurting. >> reporter: 24 hours before, a slab of the mountain thundered down into the valley, killing andrew foster and injuring his wife. >> it is a common occurrence, unfortunately a horrible tragedy in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: officials reopened the park this morning, despite the accident. climber said the latest rockwell happened -- rock fall happened in nearly the same spot as yesterday. the smoke and dust filled the entire valley. we asked a geologist, is this unusual? >> it's not, it's quite normal. it is a natural erosional process that occurs on granite. these rock walls are coming down because the rocks want to he wrote under the force of gravity. >> reporter:. officials say yosemite housed 80 rockslides every year. >>> we a

climber andrew foster has been killed in a massive rockslide in yosemite national park — his wife is in a critical condition in hospitalformer tesco executives have gone on trial accused of fraud and false accounting. good morning, everyone, welcome to the exciting new sound... and it's been the soundtrack to teenagers‘ lives since the 60s — we're celebrating 50 years of bbc radio one. and coming up in the sport and bbc news, sergio aguero is involved in a car crash in amsterdam but could his injuries lead two weeks on the sidelines? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the governor of the bank of england, mark carney, has given another strong hint that interest rates will rise this autumn for the first time in a decade. the base rate was cut to the current record low — of a quarter of one percent — after the eu referendum. the bank has since been under mounting pressure to raise rates to help curb inflation. mr carney told the bbc that they are likely to rise in the "relatively near term." our correspondent simon gompertz reports. it looks like the cost of money, the interest rate on the cash we borrow,

air assets from north carolina national guard have been getting hospital evacuations under way in the members throughout the week is needed. 130 helicopters and more than 1,000 technical high water vehicles are on stand—by. florida national guard is coordinating with other states and the national guard bureau to ensure approximately 30,000 troops, 4,000 trucks, 100 helicopters and air evacuation crews. regarding fish and wildlife, the conservation committee are preparing search and rescue teams for potential deployment. regarding utilities, i've been in contact with the providers who're already working on staging an asset allocation so they can return power as quickly as possible following the storm. they're accurately prepositioning resources throughout the state and in neighbouring states. studio: the florida governor underlining the importance there of low—lying areas of miami which are already subject to evacuation particularly and he said, don't ignore these warnings, we can repair your homes, we cannot repair your lives. don't sit and wait for it, get out when you are told to do

the national guard spent thursday evacuating baptist hospital. plus, all eyes are on crosby, texas, where there are concerns about more explosions at the archema chemical plant. the evacuation of people living within a mile and a half of the plant. meanwhile, there are signs that help is on the way from the president and the administration. fema says they have already approved 100,000 requests, totaling $15 million of individual assistance. two republican congressional sources tell nbc news that the trump administration is likely to ask for $5.5 billion at first. that is expected to be split between the fema disaster relief fund and a small business loan fund. there was hope that passing a bill could be included with the debt ceiling, but sources say that fema is burning through the cash they have so fast they may not be able to wait until late september for more help. yesterday the vice president toured corpus christi, and even helped clear brush. he assured texans more help was coming. >> i think karen and i today were most inspired by the volu

with a weapon that plunged our entire nation into darkness, no phones, no cars, no hospitals, no run water, nothing. it's the kind of thing that keeps military strategists up at night. and according to experts that threat is real and could be deadly. it's called an electromagnetic pulse attack. north korea would just have to detonate a nuclear weapon above the u.s. power grid. no more hospitals, nothing. back to the stoneage in an instant. what options are available to america? welcome back, gillian. this is a scary scenario. i have been talking to a lot of people who say they are surprised north korea hasn't lobbed a missile at hawaii, japan or seoul. but this is something they could do that might be a more grave outcome than a nuclear bomb blowing up in the continental u.s. gillian: this kind of h-bomb is the worst case scenario. that's a nuclear holocaust. it would be a situation where a hydrogen bomb is dropped over the contiguous united states and it completely disrupts the electric grid. no access to any electricity. running water, the internet. i just want to allay everyone's

national emergency. shelters are packed. make shift hospitals. schools are closed in definitelily. and millions are without power. and, wochlf, thousands of peopl have come out and helped. i was watching the scene unfold and you can she rescue workers crawling through tunnels they have been able to make inside the collapsed part of that building as they look and continue that search for what they believe is it a young girl still trapped inside alive. whether or not this all comes to fruition is a scene and a moment here that many people here, as you can see around me, are anxiously awaiting. wolf? >> yeah, let us know what happens. let's hope for the best fr the little girl in mexico city. up next, senate republicans are trying to persuade a few remaining holdouts to join the latest push to repeal obamacare. after all the failed attempt does the last dish attempt have a real chance? when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with talt

nation. this morning 22 people in the hospital and hundreds of police are on the hunt for the

the project will begin operations with 11 nations as members of its consortium. a nurse at a hospital to give officers a blood sample from one of her patients. alex wubbels declined the request, because the police didn't have a warrant or the patient‘s consent. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. the university of utah hospital in salt lake city. a nurse, alex wubbels, is talking to police officers. they want a sample of blood from one of her patients — the driver of a lorry, who was badly burned in a crash, and is now in a coma. he is not under arrest, he can't give consent, and the police don't have a warrant, so the nurse says they can't have the sample. i'm just trying to do what i'm supposed to do. that's all. in the end, one of the officers, named by local media as detectivejeff payne, decides he has had enough. done, we're done. you're under arrest. you're done. he grabs hold of the nurse and takes her into custody. screaming somebody help me! visibly upset, she is taken outside and put in handcuffs — arrested, she believes, for simply doing herjob. the onlyjob i have as a nurse is

. >>> in newcastle county, mascots took over dupont hospital for children today celebrating nationalwist day. ♪ it's that kind of twist. the cat from villanova and other mascots danced around with patients. mascots were raising money to fight childhood cancer. >>> well, a car burst into flames after crashing into a bridge. that burning car didn't stop two quick-thinking officers. how they got two people out when the doors jammed. >>> plus the eagles home opener just three days away. they're gearing up for the giants on sunday. >>> and time is running out for you to vote for our high school blitz game of the week. right now fighting it out for top honors. there's still time for you to help get your team on top. to cast your vote, visit nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app. you can also call or text your choice to 610-624-4111. the winner announced tonight at 11:00. next time, i want you on my bowling team. [ laughs ] rodney. bowling. classic. can i help you? it's me. jamie. i'm not good with names. celeste! i trained you. we share a locker. -moose man! -yo. he gets two name your price tools. h

nation. this morning 22 people in the hospital and hundreds of police are on the hunt for the suspect. let's go trastraight to our sen cnn correspondent. i know it's early hours and the investigation is just getting under way, but what do we know at this point? >> reporter: good morning. we understand from british security sources more details about the device, and the assumptions, and as they understand it there was a timer as part of the device and that allows them to extrapolate and this was intended to cause much more damage, poppy. it's unthinkable, really. you have an injury toll of 22, and that's almost miraculous that's the limit. and that's because this device went off as the doors were opening at the station. it was just an absolutely fortunate coincidence they were not locked in as this device went off. we have been showing our viewers the device. it's a bucket bomb. it's incredibly, incredibly crude, but the intent behind it is what is concerning authorities as they sit around the table at the emergency meeting, a session of cobra led by the prime minister. and we have alre

national anthem. i was at walter reed hospital recently, and i saw so many great young people and their missing legs and arms and they've been so badly injured. and they were fighting for our country. they were fighting for our flag. they were fighting for our national anthem. people do disrespect that by kneeling during the playing of our national anthem i think is disgraceful. >> dana: the president and the nfl has been fueling debate on the issue since friday when the president suggested any player protesting the anthem should be fired. brian, we are five days into this story. it's not left the front pages or the top of any of these news shows. where do you see it going after last nights monday night football game? >> brian: is in the nfl's courts. they have 48 hours to get it done or else we're going to see more antics on thursday. roger goodell, unfortunate set of circumstances and challenges the previous commissioners did not have to tackle. a lot of this is thanks for the hand grenade. everything is going to blow up on my watch. i know it's not easy, but he should've handled this era go just the

earlier, here, puerto rico's national guard moved quickly to get this eight three-year old a hospital. rescuers like this are becoming routine oe vibrant isls paralyzed by flood water. people looking for military trus others, helped themselves,r in h dryer ground. devastation, there are those moments of joy. since the hurricane hit. were limited commercial flights will resume to the u.s. and only to theseci aim, atlanta, j. kennedy in new york and philadelphia.or cbs news, san juan, puerto rico. long time at the scene of another natural disaster, the at 273, androm the mexico it is still, expected to crews t through the ruble of the 7.1 quake mo' be survivors in at lee 10 collapsed buildings. correspondentanrom mexico city o pauline a gomez rang out as rescuers tried safety. minutes later, she was pulled fr wreckage. responders in mexico city of pulled 60 survivors from the using dogs. they are searching for missing people in the debris. >> how long have you worked here.nly. >> quad loop is looking for a 26 year-old than 40 people still listed as missing, from this collapsed office bi

hospital. officials with yosemite national park say, big rock pieces break off and fall several dozen times a year... but rarely injure anyone. the first rockfal on wednesday killed a 32- year old british man and injured another woman. it has been 18- years since the last rockfall- related death at yosemite. yosemite is still open, but some roads are affected in yosemite valley. (robin) fleet week activities get underway this weekend here in the bay area. there will be several training exercises on sunday morning. and then on sunday afternoon... the blue angels will be in town for their signature air show. then activities will be in full swing next week, (robin) and kron 4 has you covered for all your fleet week coverage. we will have coverage all week long... then on saturday, october 7th ... you can catch our special "blue angels live" show beginning at 2 p-m. stick with kron four - to catch all the action. (james) coming up.. the crisis in puerto rico deepens. what is being done to help those in need. (robin) and... flu season is around the corner. why doctors say this could be one of the worst

hospital with critical injuries. >>> president trump says it's time for all nations to join forces to isolate the north korean menace. today's news conference had president trump praising china for breaking off banking relations with the rogue nation, but there is no confirmation that actually happened. china is warning the u.s. and north korea that a war will have no winner. >>> a big shakeup today at equifax. it's ceo announced his retirement abruptly. the departure comes after a huge data breach that exposed personal information of tens of millions of people. >>> a creepy dog napping is over for a bull terrier. there are still mysteries to solve, though, the first being who did it. scott is back on the farm in maryland where the dog has just been brought home. >> folks, kato is back. here's some of the video taken minutes after the homecoming. kato apparently was stolen from his maryland farm in january, found in georgia months later where a reward has just been paid to get him back. marie is kato's mom. >> we felt like it was a dream at first because he's been gone so long. we held him and loved him and hugged h