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. >> reporter: amy is a nicu nurse which is how mike got the idea to spotlight the work she does. favors, finding an actual pregnant woman to pretend to go into labor and actual firefighters to pretend to need assistance from a nicu nurse. the couple in line to get bagels when mike gets an alert about the emergency situation a block away, something he had a graphic designer create. so amy sprang into action. >> at one point i said, do you feel like the head is coming out? and she's like, yeah, it feels like the head is right there and i'm like, can i look and she's like, no. the fireman said, amy, turn around. >> reporter: mike there on one knee behind her, ring in hand. >> and it took me a few seconds. i said, this was fake? >> reporter: amy throwing her gloves at the firemen, laughing. the moment going from heart stopping to heartwarming. >> i said, sorry. >> i'm sorry for all this. will you marry me? >> reporter: the couple sharing a kiss. the fire horns blaring and the crowd clapping to celebrate. now that her heart rate has come down a bit, amy says she wouldn't change a thin

we have done the transplants, and we have seen the children in the nicu for a long time, so i don't wantou to think you have to be healthy or stay healthy to be in this. we know what life -- life can throw you those curves, and that is why we are here for you. >> i'm just incredibly humbled. i love being part of a community like this, but, frankly, let's make no bones about it. this is going to be a tough few years as it pertains to health care and peoples's freedom in it, and if the people like here at cpac, other organizations fighting for freedom in health care, who are making the decisions today that will leave the choice in the future. if we don't make those answers, government definitely will, and we cannot have that. >> ok, well, my two final thoughts -- if you don't want government in your face, if you want better outcomes at a, you can consider liberty health care. the other thing, and i'm turning to all of you -- we are going to see attacks against this kind of system from the federal government, maybe even at the state level, and we are going to need your help to keep freedom

he was finally admitted to nicu, but help came too late. >> i keep thinking, a covid test could haveson, because then he would have received proper trement. but the doctor simply did not want to. he just gave a diagnosis off the top of his head. more young children are known to have died of covid-19 in brazil than anywhere else in the world. the death toll for babies under one is 22 times higher than in the united states. why are there more children dying of covid in brazil than in other parts of the world. >> we have a serious problem detecting cases. we do not have enough tests for the general population. even if you were for children. because there is a delay in the diagnosis, there is a delay for care in the child, so only when they are already seriously ill we get a diagnosis. reporter: the children in this hospital have won their first battle. they were offered and icu bed and proper treatment, but now they must wait for this moment. of finally being reunited with her parents -- their parents. anchor: you are watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program,

staffing shortages, say there are more patients than they can safely care for in the labor, delivery, and nicuent. the source they say, executives putting profit before patients. >> every patient deserves to have great care. they don't deserve to have a nurse that can only see them for five minutes at a time, a nurse who cannot monitor their progress, their vital signs, watch their baby. >> in a statement the hospital's parent company, hca health care, called the nurses' statements misleading. it says declining birth rates in santa clara county resulted in the personnel reductions and the hospital remains appropriately staffed. but it's the second black eye recently for good samaritan, its executive team accused of allowing los gatos teachers to jump the vaccine line before they were officially eligible as a thank you for helping the hospital raise money for ppe. the chief medical officer was disciplined and its ceo recently resigned, citing career advancement opportunities. >>> facebook rolling out a feature that allows you to show your support for covid vaccines. it's a facebook frame where

amy is a nicu nurse, which is how mike got the idea to spotlight the work she does during the proposalactual pregnant woman to pretend to go into to pretend to need assistance from a nurse. the couple was in line to get bagels when mike got an alert about the situation nearby, something he had a graphic designer create. >> oh, my gosh. >> at one point, i said, do you feel like the head is coming out? she is like yeah i feel like that is right there and i'm like, can i look and she would like no. the firemen said to me, amy, turnaround. that is why i turned around. >> she turned around, and there was mike, on one knee behind her, ring in hand. ever throwing her glove to the firefighters, amy said, yes. amy. >> mike. that is who we need to talk to. >> but also amy. that was her chance to flee. >> put me in the ambulance. take me away. >> i mean, the entire script was like a lifetime original movie. >> wasn't it? >> and why do you want to be stressed out on your proposal? don't you want to be relaxed and crying tears of joy, not stress? >> yeah, not because you are relieved an emergency i

the feeding tubes, the ivs -- one of the doctors that we worked with nicu had just -- in icu had just read an article about a new treatment. he said, we have start giving these guys that the protein levels are so low -- because protein is needed for wound care , you cannot heal unless you have a good protein level. he found out the formula or made it up himself, i'm not sure which, but there we were, nixing this formula up. today, it is called tpn, it is made in the pharmacy. i am thinking, we made it with roaches crawling around. it did help, but you have to put it into a major vein, so there goes the jugular again. i put in tubes. the first time i put it in, the doctor said, this is yours. i'm looking and i said, are you kidding me? he said, you will feel when the pop is and you will know when to stop. i'm like, oh my gosh, are you kidding? i did put in chest tubes. we also sutured, we did a lot of other things. there were times when we had to depraved of wounds ourselves -- debrief the wounds ourselves. there would be maggots. maggots are good for wound care, believe it or not. bac

i didn't see you, , senator carr nicu our next. >> good morning, mr. chairman. did you see you all. >> good morning. >> commissioner, last time you will be forced i think your wife was with us. she's a native of south vietnam, place where i served in southeast asia in the vietnam war. however we say thanks for sharing with us especially during trying times. >> just better to major. repress. >> the navy salutes the army. >> thank you so. >> we've been talking, colleagues, about the need at the irs for resources that include people, click technology, include money. we have heard several colleagues who said for every dollar that we provide additional resources to the irs, the payback to the treasure something like seven bucks. when i was elected to the house of representatives 1 million years ago i think chuck rousey just been elected to the u.s. senate, and i think senator wyden and i served together forr a number of years in the house, and those are years when we were measured the federal deficit in terms of tens tens of billf dollars a year. tens of billions of

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[laughter] pete: the above average child was the biggest baby in the nicu.i'll find out in the break, will, and let you know. will: all right, thank you. l.a.'s controversial district attorney george gascon outlines his latest progressive push illuminating juvenile strikes resulting in shorter sentencing. >> the human brain is not fully developed until we're somewhere in the mid 20s. a juvenile system is based on rehabilitation, not on punishment. overcriminalization with young people leads to higher levels of recidivism which means that it creates more insecurity in our community. a.b. 1127 is something that will make our community safer. will: our next guest lost her brother, ontario courtney, to gang violence, and under gascon's policies the then-17-year-old shooter will likely be out by the age of 25. asia courtney says criminals need to be held accountable, and she join me now. of course, we're very sorry for your loss. let's talk about ontario for just one moment. he was murdered by a 17-year-old. i know he had several children. he had just had a daugh

because of the violent surge of cases that we saw but also because patients are staying longer on the nicu, john. - that is a challenge, john. vaccination started back injanuary but so far we were only able to only around 10% of people costs at least one shot and, once again, many blamed the federal government for this. for not really preparing for this. for not really preparing for this moment when it had... that was often mentioned are all the missed opportunities the federal government had to close a deal with pfizer. the pharmaceutical company got in touch with the health ministry on august last year, but it kept being ignored since, untiljanuary or february, when the situation was pretty much already out—of—control. when the situation was pretty much already out-of-control._ when the situation was pretty much already out-of-control. speaking to brazil and thank _ already out-of-control. speaking to brazil and thank you _ already out-of-control. speaking to brazil and thank you very _ already out-of-control. speaking to brazil and thank you very much - already out-of-control. speaking