the doc says and nurses gathered outside the national hospital in harare where the sang and chanted slogans denouncing of direction and demanding his release. disc over to head out in now where is standing by he is the vice president of the hospital ducks association welcome to the africa mr engel why do you believe that your colleague has been abducted. ok thank you very much saw. peter has been informing us. of in provocative messages and in some point you actually see and you can sure to restrict our count of. messages. from the contents of seaton which with a provocative message and prior to the deviance or for us knowing that he was abducted you have managed to see and it's explicitly news and i know if we tell what's our group of medical doctors we see being abducted have been followed by d.n.a. to defy me in india managed to source into the conduct of these clothes in the tubes saw. this particular events we have. fresh words in that direction they mean the. isolate on the floor they some are pulling making to its sawyer's to us this seems like an abduction let's talk about the reali

doc says and nurses gathered outside the national hospital and had out a way they sang and chanted slogans denouncing abduction and demanding his release . let's go over to have at it now we're standing by he is the vice president of the hospital docs association welcome to the deadly africa mr engel why do you believe that your colleague has been abducted. well thank you very much assure. has been informing us user is colleagues. from serving provocative messages and in some point you actually see and you can sure to count all of. this is. from the content is a seat in which with the privilege of message and prior to the event to deviance or us knowing that she was abducted you have managed to see in text message you use an arrow to tell what's a group of medical doctors we see being abducted have been followed by d.n.a. to defy me in india managed to also see and the conduct of used was in the tubes saw with. this particular events we have. rational odds in that they mean the guy that. isolate on the floor. making 3 it's shore years to us this seems like an abduction let's talk about the

the doctor says and nurses gathered outside the national hospital in how the way they sang and chanted slogans denouncing abduction and demanding his release. is covert to hide out in our way is standing by he is the vice president off a hospital ducks association welcome to the africa mr engel why do you believe that your colleague has been abducted. ok thank you very much saw. peter has been informing us. his colleagues. have been surveying provocative messages and in some point they actually seem to have controlled to restrict account of. this it. from that context is a seat in which we did provocative message and prior to the event to deviance or for us knowing that he was abducted you have managed to see in the text messages. what's up with medical doctors we see being abducted being followed by d.n.a. didn't if i mean can you manage to see into the conduct of these closing in the tubes shore with these these particular events we have in west wards in that direction i mean the guy you know lives in. isolate them before they do some are pulling making threats shaw years to us this

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hospitals. so southern democrats supported the legislation, even if they opposed the national health insurance plan. over the next 25 years, burton -- hill burton funded a third of all the hospitals built in the u.s., and brought modern medical care within the reach of millions of people, but the choice to centralized medical care in a hospital while not passing universal health care coverage or building primary care making health care more expensive. it also created the hospital lobby, and the hospital industry became a powerful political force in health care debates. the growth of hospital care in the absence of universal coverage also led to the growth of private insurance to pay for all that care. in the 1940's, insurance became tied to employment as firms offered health benefits instead of hard wages during world war ii. in 1943, the irs encouraged this by making benefits tax exempt and congress made that permanent 10 years later. just as hill burton subsidized private hospitals, federal tax policy gave government support to private insurance by certain employers. the job-based system grew unt

a reminder the top stories on al-jazeera the founder of the zimbabwean nation robert mugabe has died in hospital in singapore at the age of 95 tributes have been pouring in from around the world along with harsh criticism of people remember one of africa's most divisive leaders many of criticize his human rights record accuse him of destroying the economy it's a ball boys current president's amisom moment gaga who took over in 2017 off to mugabe was overthrown was called him a national hero. his. didn't. diminish. the principle. all the collective rights of the. of the games in general. in particular the roads all the people of zimbabwe. gave you all. the hundreds of people are still missing in the bahamas as officials warn the death toll from hurricane dorian could be staggering at least 30 people are known to have died but rescue workers are still discovering bodies in the ruins and floodwaters left behind by the storm the british parliament's upper house has approved a bill that blocks the u.k. from crashing out of the e.u. without a deal that bill will now become law on monday but it's yet a

hospital. and what nation, what system, what cps puts an 80—year—old woman, who hasjust lost her husband of 60with both motor and manslaughter and cleared of both. the defence would have been, if you are ina the defence would have been, if you are in a suicide pact, that is not murder or manslaughter but if it wasn't, it could clearly be either. iam part wasn't, it could clearly be either. i am part of the legislature, and i am very clear that this country needs legislation on this. i do not blame the cps and the police, the judges and jurors. they would say they are just judges and jurors. they would say they arejust doing judges and jurors. they would say they are just doing what the law says but what sort of country allows that woman to be put that sort of health. the problem was - i agree with everything you have said that to be put this trial after all the horrors, losing a husband, coming around to being resuscitated and facing these charges. the 14 page suicide letter was entirely written by herand suicide letter was entirely written by her and not signed by him. i suspect he was to poo

reminder the top stories on al-jazeera the founder of the zimbabwe nation robert mugabe has died in hospital in singapore at the age of 95 tributes have been pouring in from around the world along with harsh criticism people remember one of africa's most divisive leaders president. who took over in 27 after mugabe was overthrown has paid tribute to the former leader calling him a national hero. quickly is. did a little. of diminish against the principle all the collective rights of. africans in general. in particular the rights of the people of zimbabwe a form he gave all. the hundreds of people are still missing in the bahamas as officials warn that the number of people killed by hurrican dorian could be staggering at least 30 people are known to have died but rescue workers a still discovering bodies in the rubble and floodwaters left behind by the most powerful hearkened to ever hit the island. the british parliament upper house has approved a bill that blocks the u.k. from crashing out of the e.u. without a deal it will now become law on monday the decision is another setback for prime m

15 years ago, it's not designed for multifactor authentication where it's going to cost a national lab or hospital or the war fighter millions of dollars to replace it. >> tom? >> so i want to back on the partnership thing. it's important to us, the speed of the war fight that we have accreditation that's automated not only between us but interoperable with our partners. we've passed out a process that if you want to connect to our multimission environment networks, you go through, and the next step is automating. we'll have to fight at the speed of our enemy. it's fast. this is the way they've prepared to fight. >> building on what they're saying, the challenge we have is that in our accreditation process we go through the rigors. ed a er is varies if they creat something and they don't like it or we found it, they burn it down and bring it back up. i think within the dod, that's become a highlight point. how are we doing it? we look at how we look at the dib and supply chain and how we get the right controls that equal real requirements and make it -- i don't want to use the wordage agile, but b

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. >>> the victim was eventually taken to the hospital non-life- threatening injuries. >>> the national rifle association is suing san francisco accusing the city of violating his freedom of speech.>> why the nra things it has a case.>> reporter: less than a week after the cities board of supervisors declared the nra a domestic terrorist organization the nra fired back calling the move unlawful. the measure came on the heels of high-profile shootings including the one at the gilroy garlic festival. the nra filed a federal complaint against san francisco over its declaration. it is taking orders during the city from taking any action to enforce the resolution. such as discouraging the cities vendors and contractors doing business from the ear with the nra. they claim the resolution violates its first amendment rights. san francisco supervisor is named in the lawsuit. >>> we believe the nra is a destructive force in this country. there are thousands and thousands of deaths every year. there are assault rifles and weapons of war on the streets. the nra every step of the way has sown divisi

when we look at other hospitals that we could have, the chinese hospital, the independent hospital in the nation have 23 available beds and you can't do 17? you are like a big corporation. i am sorry, i don't think it is too much to ask. i have been at multiple hearings. we should have another hearing on skilled nursing beds. it is they are sending people to sub-acute beds to replace those with skilled nursing beds at davies hospital, i think it is wrong. i think it is morally wrong, and i don't want to second guess what the morals may be of setter health, but i am telling you what i heard loud and clear is that my colleagues agree it is morally wrong, if you don't keep these beds as sub-acute beds, it is wrong with the city and county of san francisco and the families that need the care to keep their loved ones alive. thank you very much. >> thank you, supervisor fewer. >> chairman mandelman. >> i was not here when this blew up over a year ago. i have a narrow point or question and a larger point or question for the other hospitals. on the narrow point, my colleagues expressed concerns of vario

cigar in london with the top stories on al-jazeera the founder of the zimbabwean nation robert mugabe has died in hospital in singapore at the age of 95 tributes are pouring in from around the world along with harsh criticism as people remember one of africa's most divisive leaders president amazon and went gaga who took over 2017 after mcgarvey was overthrown his pay tribute to the form elisa calling him a national hero. is it we did a little. of goodness shows a difference to principle all the collective rights of the. africans in general. in particular the rights of the people of zimbabwe or for whom he gave you all. the hundreds of people are still missing in the bahamas as officials warn that the number of people killed by hurrican dorrian could be staggering at least 30 people are known to have died but rescue workers are still discovering bodies in the rubble and flood walls has left by the most powerful hearken to ever hit the island the british parliament's upper house has approved a bill that blocks the u.k. from crashing out of the e.u. without a deal it will now become law on monday the decisi

you know, they gettysburg national military park is a large place, but the battle was over a much larger area. some of the areas where the farms that were used as hospitals or the farms they were fighting on or people claimed heavy damage are not part of the national park today. last few that, in the years, has come into the possession of the park is the efrin william house, the house near where the first day of the battle was fought. i chose tonight farms that we have photographs on, just to illustrate some of them. we have a really nice photograph 1900. house taken about efrin was a blacksmith. house, to the left, there is the first shot marker of the battle of gettysburg, the first shot was fired as the southerners were advancing on july 1. apparently the southern army started lobbing shells toward the post after they fired the first shot, and efrin whistler ran into the road to see what was happening. an artillery shell landed near him and threw him to the ground. his system suffered such a shock that he was taken to the house and died a few weeks later. whistler died as a direct result , just after the first shot was fired. the national park service

countries for the last on a forum and i would like to express my gratitude for the hospitality after. great turkish nation. at the beginning i would like to. emphasize up on the joint principles in relation to syria. the protection of integrity integrity and national sovereignty and independence of syria and lack of interference by other countries in this country. which has always been something that we have been emphasizing upon. these issues should be taken into consideration very serious to know all the grounds for the return office debility and prosperity and. security should be paved the way. they should be prepared for one of the part parts of the agenda for our discussion is. that stomach or figure on the russian federation in the republic of turkey. when it comes to bringing the syrian crisis to an end we should all. but the emphasis on this means and also to counter terrorism and the committee for the formation of the constitution in their agenda for a few g.'s and exchange of prisoners and they kept out their people and also to improve the humanitarian situation and reconstruction and also asses

national and international aid organizations have begun moving in to airlift the injured to hospitals and bring food water and other staples to those who have no means to leave. but the widespread destruction poses for medical logistical challenges to teams scrambling to distribute supplies. in the u.s. dorian made landfall as a category one storm hitting the coast of north carolina with battering waves storm surge and heavy rain caused extensive flooding powerful winds and a series of tornadoes ripped the roofs off houses and knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people. dorian has lost a little steam as it barrels on toward eastern canada packing sustained winds of up to 145 kilometers an hour it's forecast to touch down in nova scotia later on saturday. well the football now and the netherlands have managed to embarrass germany at home by winning 42 in the euro 2020 qualifier sashka napoli gave germany an need scoring off to only 9 minutes but too quick 5 dutch goals turned the game on its head in the 2nd half unaware toni kroos equalised from the penalty spot the germany t

streets that need to hear committees now is more about change people have gone hospital near the area the mission of the national army is to 16 tie up oil companies and i'll just do a stories about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their culture. not the house on holding arrogance to account. and. head to head on a. hello i'm a star and this is the news hour live from joe coming up in the next 60 minutes. the u.s. president maintains he's done nothing wrong as a memo reveals that he did encounter bob to investigate rival joe biden. iran's president warns the u.n. that the gulf is on the edge of collapse and accuses the u.s. of economic terrorism. boris johnson returns to westminster and says the supreme court was wrong in ruling his suspension of parliament on north. and we take a look at how the south african military is continuing to patrol troubled neighborhoods in cape town. the u.s. president donald trump says an impeachment inquiry against him is based on a hoax but a summary of his july phone call with the ukrainian president released by the white house reveals that

hospital. during the united nations general assembly just last week, he was limited to traveling in a six block radius from where the gathering was taking place. the restrictions imposed by the u.s. state department are one of a number of sanctions the trump administration is using to pressure iran. iran called the decision, quote, inhumane, while the administration said the visit could take place, only if an american citizen was freed from iran. speaking to local media this year, a an adviser to iran's supreme leader said his country would catch president trump and put him on trial for his treatment of iran. the comments come as iran did he release a british flagged oil tanker yesterday after it was held in the persian gulf for more than two months. tensions near the strait or hour hormuz led to multiple iranian attacks on tanks and infrastructure over the summer. and according to western governments it was iran who launched cruise missiles and drones to attack asaudi oil field two weeks ago. before heading back to tehran, iran's president said this. >> i told leaders when you accuse a country

off line because it is not designed for multi factor authentication, where it will cost a national lab or hospitalfighter millions to replace it. >> tom. >> so i'm back on the partnership thing. very important to us at the speed of the war fight that we have accreditation that's automated but operable with partners. we established a process that we passed out, if you want to connect to multi mission partner environment networks, process you go through, next step is to automate that manual process. again, you get out there, we're going to have to fight at the speed of our enemy and it will be fast. this is the way they're prepared to fight. >> and building on exactly what these two gentlemen are saying, the challenge we have is that in our accreditation process we go through the rigors, where adversaries, create something, don't like it, they burn it down, bring it back up again. we have to think, i think now within the dod that's become a highlight point. how are we doing it, what is relevant. on the cmmc side, we look at how we look at the dib and supply chain, how we get the right controls that

nations. researchers at a new york hospital believe that a non- psychoactive extract for marijuana has got the potential to relieve autism symptoms. the same compound has already shown results in reducing epileptic seizures now, clinical trials are underway. and the final result will be out in about two years. >>> a new study finds pet loving millennial's are willing to pay for good care, and convenience, when it comes to the health of their four-legged housemates. as hilary lane reports, one fast-growing company is using its up based business, to help meet the demand. >> reporter: ashley heseltine has been in pet care for 11 years. and when it comes to her dog, she spares no expense. >> i got julie, i had just started on my own as a freelance writer, i had no money, i went into credit card debt, just getting him taken care of. >> when he began showing signs of joint stiffness, she became concerned. and turned to fuzzy pet health. a subsumption based pet care company. >> julie, look who it is! >> reporter: using their off, heseltine was able to get veterinarian lisa letterman to get juliet hom

about this stuffout you highlight something that is imperative and let's just be hospital, as conservatives the national media and the social media, they're going to be fighting against us. but at the end of the day there's reason why donald trump won 30 of the 50 states because i believe as i go around the country and talk to people, american people, we are still a conservative nation. we still believe in the basic ten nets of conservatism, and that will win the day, but we do have to educate and get out there and talk and i thank you for being involved and engaged and i hope you like "power grab" and i appreciate mile howle and hair tam for hefeng me. it's 1:02. i'm two minutes late so thank you. appreciate it. [applause] ... >> please take a minute to silence your phones before we begin. while you are doing so, we have a fair number of members with us tonight.

national authority for president before he called on the relatives to come to hospital to receive their loved the dead bodies of their loved ones for those who died in the back. also the there is no expectation for us funerals to take place. rescuers are still digging in inside. this building which is 2 stories building where the the prisoners of war were were kept inside but so far the they still do you know also inside the the. first building the 1st story in order to find if there are more did bodies or survivors also the people who are from the hold these who used to keep secure the place there are also reports that the among the victims all right with an update from thank you. thousands of students in hong kong are skipping classes to keep up the pressure against the government students from across the territory have gathered at the chinese university of hong kong to voice their anger protest organizers have called for a 2 day general strike and they're continuing to demand the scrapping of an extradition bill and greater government reforms meanwhile there has been another stern wa

hospital. >>> president trump is slamming the impeachment process started by democrats. the acting director of national intelligence testified on capitol hill today defending his reasoning for not turning over the complaint to congress. >>> bart has approved a new turnstile designed to help deter fair invaders. clear windows, curved edges. also open wide enough to allow bikes or wheelchairs to pass through. quite a popular parking strategy is no longer a great idea. >> reporter: the city says you better watch out, the rules have changed. define for parking without a residential permit like this one used to be around $50. >> in certain areas they will be $225. it will be immediate towing if you don't have a permit. it is mainly just south of the stadium and it is included in these stressed changes. changes the city says are needed. >> people have been parking in front of people office homes and in driveways and doing other things to take over.>> reporter: several neighbors i spoke with confirmed. towing cars is a sensitive subject and no one would go on camera, details of gun confrontations were common.

embassy response was asked to contact the philippine national police to provide protection of the hospital- which was not welcomed by brandon's family and colleagues who do believe that police have been part of the harassment and the intimidation that brandon and his colleagues have been experiencing the last of a years. amy: if you can talk more about that. shawn crystal at the committee to protect journalists said "authorities should leave no stone unturned in identifying a never-ending the perpetrators behind the shooting of journalist brandon lee and to present a rodrigo duterte shows he asserts about protecting journalists from all the talk of investigations will come to nothing and violent attacks on the press will continue, he said. who you knowscribe is behind this attack and also what happened to others that shot? hat he was >> we have learned in our trip throughout the philippines is this was not an isolated incidents. in the case of brennan, seven -- several of his colleagues were visited that evening. or join for them, none of them were home and it was only brandon that was hom

get breakfast done that's the slogan of their conference he's going to the hospital on sunday to talk about money for the national health service he wants talk about numbers of police officers and all these sorts of things but bracks it is overshadowing every single thing and the question that he still can sound so when he keeps being asked is how is he going to get the u.k. to leave the european union at the end of october as he has vowed to do or he said he would rather die in a ditch while at the same time parliament has passed a law demanding that he does the exactly the opposite and go to the european union to ask for an extension for at least 3 months he says he'll of a the law he also says to leave the european union at the end of october and both of those things cannot be true and consequently while this conference is going on up the road from here in london all the different opposition parties are working now flat out to come up with some sort of strategy to block him entirely from forcing the end of october looks like if not next week and in the coming weeks they will force a vote of no confidence in hi

seriously ill a few weeks ago the government released a statement to the nation telling people that mugabe has been in hospital for longer than usual and then on thursday some his family members were flown to singapore again a sign that maybe he was reaching the end he leaves behind a complicated legacy for many zimbabweans he's been a part of their lives for decades since even before independence in 1980 those who want to remember the good things he did like educating a lot of zimbabweans who for many years have received an inferior education from white couldn't rule some praise them for taking the land away from a white minority giving it to black people some also say that he also did well in trying to show africans and zimbabweans that you can try and speak out against the ways even if they don't want you to push through certain policies like take the lead with jenny on the continent he's seen as a hero a lot of people say you'll be remembered as a man who spoke out against the west but zimbabweans angry with the way he handled the economy are not. not too impressed with the way he handled the economy and t

taliban suicide bomb attack near a hospital in the southern province and defense ministry official says the intended target was a nearby training base for afghanistan's national intelligence agency. the u.s. has expelled to cuban diplomats for what it called influence operations the officials were pool said at the cuban mission to the united nations in new york the state department's hasn't given any details about the accusations or release that it promotes names travel for other officials at the mission has been restricted it comes just days before the u.n. general assembly gets underway. genesee is former president president brothers in. the has died he'd been living in exile in saudi arabia and the fled there after the 2011 revolution which forced him out of office chairs article for takes a look back at his legacy that's when he was swept from power by a wave of popular protest fleeing tunisia saudi arabia a former military man and diplomat zene ben ali took the presidency in 1907 with a bloodless coup unseating the country's 1st post colonial president in every election since he was returned to power with enormous majorities his opponents said the votes

been agreed that he will be buried in the national heroes a come on him and in about a month's time. ruled zimbabwe for 37 years he died in a singapore hospital last week at the age of 95. go live to our correspondents privileges from here is. a privilege tell us more about the funeral that took place today. more than 10 african leaders from. various countries including south africa kenya. in attendance to our bid farewell to the late president robert mugabe they spoke highly of him. saying that he was an icon and. a liberation hero who did not only fight for going to school isn't for zimbabwe but also for the african continent. you you had or saw other leaders where it presenting china russia in cuba. you know just showing the geographical representation and those that we are allies to gabi with during his reign. been a dispute over where exactly robert mugabe's remains would be laid to rest what was that about how was it ultimately resolved. in the past few days is burial arrangements has been a center of controversy and also tensions between the government and the family the family wanted him to be buried at a private ceremony in these rur

hospital's after—care. developers and conservationists do battle over america's biggest national forest.ouble trouble for england, as australia's steve smith scores 211 in the fourth ashes test. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news... northern ireland warm up for their euro qualifier with some friendly help from luxembourg. it's an own goal! good evening. the prime minister's brother has dealt him a severe blow by announcing he's quitting politics, saying he's torn between family loyalty and the national interest. jojohnson, who voted remain, has resigned as a government minister, and will also step down as an mp. after losing a series of crucial votes in the commons over the past 48 hours, borisjohnson was in wakefield this afternoon, where he again pledged to leave the eu on 31st october. he said he would rather "be dead in a ditch" than ask for another extension. mps will be asked to vote again on monday on an early general election. labour says it wants to rule out a no—deal brexit first. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. you should be in brussels, negotiating! yes, we

hospital. syria's deputy prime minister has used his address to the united nations general assembly to demand the immediate withdrawal of all foreign forces while it told world leaders his country is open to international dialogue but never at the expense of its national integrity diplomatic editor james bass has more from the u.n. . syria's deputy prime minister walid muallem again representing his country at the u.n. general assembly hit out at 2 nato members for their military presence in syria. and were to the united states in turkey maintain an illegal military presence inside northern syria they have been so arrogant to the point of holding discussions and reaching agreements on the creation of a so-called safe zone inside syria as if they were planning to establish the zone on american or turkish soil the u.n. believes this is an important moment for syria after 8 and a half years of war at the end of october 150 delegates comprised of 3 groups nominated by the assad government the opposition and representing civil society will meet here at u.n. headquarters in geneva under these terms of

syria have told the bbc that hospitals in rebel—held areas of idlib province are being deliberately targeted with air strikes by syrian government and russian forces. united nations

hospital and he is expected to be okay. >> a new lawsuit against san francisco, the national rifle association is accusing the city of violating its freedom of speech. that comes less than one week after the city board of supervisors declared the nra a domestic terrorist organization. the nra fired back calling the move unlawful and filing the federal complaint yesterday. it is seeking court orders barring the city from taking any action to enforce the resolution like discouraging vendors and contractors from doing business with the nra. >> we believe that the nra is a hugely destructive force in this country. there are thousands and thousands of gun deaths every year. there are assault rifles and weapons of war on our streets, and the nra, every step of the way has so division and sought to keep these weapons on the street. our perspective, that is a threat to public safety. >> met haney called it a political move by the nra and it is a frivolous lawsuit. he presumes it will get thrown out of court quickly. the nra's attorney says this is an assault on all advocacy organizations across the country. there can be no space in ou

national debate.>> reporter: the trump administration about-face comes after outcry from politicians celebrities and doctors at children's hospital. tonight isabel has new reason to smile.>>> the 24-year-old who lives in concorde learned to date the trump administration will reconsider plans to deport patients like her. who are in the u.s. receiving life-saving medical treatment for terminal illnesses. today u.s. citizenship and immigration services announced it will reopen nonmilitary deferred action cases. like isabel's. >>> they were invited to the united states in 2003. to take part in clinical trials that led to a treatment for the disease that isabel was born with. mps 6. they talked about the importance of the treatment. in a recent episode of my last days. >> reporter: after today's announcement isabel said she is thrilled the doctor about the reversal. they released a statement saying we will be working with our local representatives to find a more permanent solution that guarantee does isabel's life is never put at risk again. she received an outpouring of support of the past few days. a petition signed by more than 70,