. >> now i know people sometimes say, i've never heard the time, ob/gyn. >> yes. >> i know ob/gyn, youan tell, i am no obyn. >> no. >> i nos the process well -- >> all right. >> anyway. what in the heck -- if ob/gyn there. 's watch this show every morning, would strong abs, strong stomach muscles prevent a natural vaginal birth? >> that's confusing. >> why? >> i couldn't figure out it would be, that should be helpful, would help to push the baby out. that will would make good sense, i don't know her problem was, and she didn't really reveal it. >> interesting. we have have done so many stories about when there is fit mom, working out, lifting weights, people freak out, no, it is okay, it is okay. well, here is one situation where really fit mom. she is saying hey it ended up causing complications. >> but does she know what she is talking about? again, we look to ob/gyn a he is, why would strong stomach muscles prevent a vaginal birth? why? >> no, think what i it did make it more difficult to do to cut through the stomach muscle. >> oh,. >> that's all that i think that's what she is tal

where women have little or no access to needed ob-gyn care. even in my own district, there are rural communities where women live more than 30 minutes away from a hospital or clinic offering prenatal services. with almost one million babies being born to mothers who did not receive adequate prenatal care, we must allow for new opportunities to target ob-gyn to health care shortage areas. the national health service corps offers tax-free loan repayment assistance to support qualified health care providers who choose to take their skills where they are most needed. why would we not try to give every woman the ability to receive timely prenatal and labor and delivery services? i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields. the gentleman from texas reserves. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from illinois. ms. schakowsky: if the gentleman has no more speakers, let me just say how pleased i am to be a supporter of this legislation. i am prepared to yield back the balance of

the ob/gyn delivered all of kim's babies, all of kourtney's their business. >> he's seen all of their vaginas in their worst possible state. >> he sees the one-month checkup. >> the one-month checkup is gross too. >> no, it's not. >> is it? you have a kid. [laughter] >> re -- we got rae sremmurd. he's got the number one song in the world.p>> who gets more gir beatles in their heyday or black beatles? harvey: i know it's the beatles. >> the stones got as much. harvey: no they didn't. guess who mick jagger wanted at the time? jagger. >> no, that means mick jagger was getting butt from both side. >> kellyanne conway. harvey: she's a smart, smart person. >> we say congratulations. you're the first woman to win a campaign. >> young women have a role in politics. harvey: forget about trump. it's her. she did an amazing thing for women. >> her motivating young women to get into politics is the same as ava braun motivating young women to get married.

the ob/gyn delivered all of kim's babies, all of kourtney's babies. harvey: he's all up in all of their business. >> he's seen all of their vaginas in their worst possible state. >> he sees the one-month checkup. >> the one-month checkup is gross too. >> no, it's not. >> is it? you have a kid.

the ob/gyn delivered all of kim's babies, all of kourtney's babies. harvey: he's all up in all of their business. >> he's seen all of their vaginas in their worst possible state. >> he sees the one-month checkup. >> the one-month checkup is gross too. >> no, it's not. >> is it? you have a kid. [laughter]

. >> oh, i can't imagine how she is an ob/gyn. ya.ou should squirt it on your body. i'll tell you after the break. >> what should we do during the commercial? i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" >> certain area of your body to apply perfume to be effective. the doctor said -- >> where did she go? it looked like that wouldn't get together any time soon. >> her husband came by to pick her up. >> ya, that's right, he did. >> anyway, she said what a lot of people do, spray the perfume into the air, then you walk through it. >> a lot of people do, that yes. they say that way just the right amount, than sprague too much on you. >> it is a hint, not overwhelming. so this new research says

the ob/gyn delivered all of kim's babies, all of kourtney's babies. harvey: he's all up in all of their business. >> he's seen all of their vaginas in their worst possible state. >> he sees the one-month checkup. >> the one-month checkup is gross too. >> no, it's not the. >> is it? you have a kid. [laughter] >> who gets more girls, the

the ob/gyn delivered all of kim's babies, all of kourtney's babies. harvey: he's all up in all of their business. >> he's seen all of their vaginas in their worst possible state. >> he sees the one-month checkup. >> the one-month checkup is gross too. >> no, it's not the. >> is it? you have a kid.

the ob/gyn delivered all of kim's babies, all of kourtney's babies. harvey: he's all up in all of their business. >> he's seen all of their vaginas in their worst possible state. >> he sees the one-month checkup. >> the one-month checkup is gross too. >> no, it's not. >> is it? you have a kid. [laughter]

doctor delee was the hospital's on call ob-gyn. birth 8.mp4 3:10 nurse: so is belvedere that you just had to pour out? is that what..? doctor: no it was tequila. birth 6.mp4 :33 doctor shoes off/shorts -- slow mo, repeat video after discussing his booze of choice, you can see something odd. 16:50 attorney cal potter: it turned out to be the doctor who is barefooted shorts. darcy: wait. the doctor was barefoot? cal: yes. darcy: while delivering the baby? cal: yes. attorney cal potter represents alex. he's says the system betrayed the entire sims family. cal 17:39 it's a very disturbing sequence of events that took place. alex 39:03 i kept telling the doctor 'i can feel everything, i think the epidural wore off.' and he's like 'oh just scoot your fat ass down, 'oh i bet you wish your doctor would have came back in town' it sounds too bad to be true. but on the video... birth6.mp4 :54 doctor: i was doctor: don't you wish richter stayed in town this weekend now? 55:13 alex: it was just jaw dropping. i just couldn't fathom why all this

the ob/gyn delivered all of kim's babies, all of kourt ney's babies. harvey: he's all up in all of their business. >> he's seen all of their vaginas in their worst possible state. >> he sees the one-month checkup. >> the one-month checkup is gross too. >> no, it's not. >> is it? you have a kid.

joining us today is ob/gyn dr. nita landry. welcome back! >> are you ready for sex and beauty? >> i am ready for sex -- who isn't ready for sex and beauty? right? >> dr. travis: this first one is about beauty. we are talking about way new beauty tool. can it highlight your hair up to 7 shades, with less damage. the blond-wand claims. we will put it to the test and reveal results later in the show. first we head over to the procedure room, our colleague, dr. sonia batra is going to show us a procedure that may music to some of your ears. this is a cool procedure, tell us about it. dr. batra. >> i am here with jude e -- judy. the earlobes also start to sag and lose volume. we start to lose volume there. we will do a great procedure to take a little bit of filler and prop up and restore that support structure and that platform so that she can wear her statement earrings. judy, i will have you rest back. and we will take out the earrings here. >> dr. batra, sometimes it's an issue of lines or wrinkles in the earlobes, too. >> that's true. >> other conditions attach the ears, pixie

the ob/gyn delivered all of kim's babies, all of kourtney's babies.all of their business. >> he's seen all of their vaginas in their worst possible state. >> he sees the one-month checkup. >> the one-month checkup is gross too. >> no, it's not. >> is it? you have a kid. [laughter] >> re -- we got rae sremmurd.

birth control or free for most people who have insurance >> , ob/gyn from university hospitals says expecting any women to make appointments before the end of the year , based on what she hears from members of the facebook group calledt position of moms. >> these are people in the know about what methods are available, and say that i've go to get my iud replaceded or go get >> two sets having an iud implanted will prevent them from having to spend about $1,000il if coverage is lost, citing other recognized benefits. you have to go back for a follow-up visitit or to the drugstore every month is just there. dr. greenfield says there is another plus to have access to long-term birth controlerpl she a study conducted by colorado found the se abortions by 40 percent. >> those were huge numbers when it was free and easy access. >> sin weather jazz money may b an argument the new administration is forced to considerhe as mr. trump weighs which healthcare benefits will remain in which ones will go. not yet clear if americans will lose access to free birth control but consider that will last about ten

in illinois we have a vast open desert the places where you cannot get competent ob/gyn care because of malpractice concerns. i want to make sure that if we reform lawsuits we can lower the barrier to doctors entering the field. up to age 26 should be cap. there's one key reform. u.s. an american citizen deserve the right to be able to buy insurance from any state in the union if you can buy car insurance in northern virginia you should be allowed to have national competition across the country. >> thank you. the senator has voted to repeal the senator care act every chance he's had a chance to vote on the acts. he's voted consistently every time to repeal it. i voted both to fix it, but also to preserve its. i voted for example to get rid of the medical device tax because hospitals tell me they would pass those costs onto individuals. there things we can do to fix the affordable care act without throwing people onto the street. one of the fixes is to work to allow people to close a loophole that allows people to sign on during the grace period, have a major medical procedure and the

doctor delee was the hospital's on call ob-gyn. birth 8.mp4 3:10 nurse: so is belvedere that you just had to pour out? is that what..? doctor: no it was tequila. birth 6.mp4 :33 doctor shoes off/shorts -- slow mo, repeat video after discussing his booze of choice, you can see something odd. 16:50 attorney cal potter: it turned out to be the doctor who is barefooted in his bermuda shorts. darcy: wait. yes. darcy: while delivering the baby? cal: yes. attorney cal potter represents alex. he's says the system betrayed the entire sims family. cal 17:39 it's a very disturbing sequence of events that took place. alex 39:03 i kept telling the doctor 'i can feel everything, i think the epidural wore off.' and he's like 'oh just scoot your fat ass down, 'oh i bet you wish your doctor would have came back in town' it sounds too bad to be true. but on the video... birth6.mp4 :54 doctor: i was told not to say 'lift your fat ass up.' birth 6.mp4 :11 docto: stayed in town this weekend now? 55:13 alex: it was just jaw dropping. i just couldn't fat

if you are 85 years old today in cuba, you have a daughter or a son that is the head of the ob/gyn clinict the most important hospital in savannah, that is not a demon, this is a man who changed your family's life. if you are someone who had their parents put in jail and saw the dark side of that treatment of that major revolution that he represented, of course there is a far darker interpretation that doesn't absolving. it will never only be one thing. let me break in for a second. that is why the best thing we can do for anyone who is viewing it is to try to keep these complex and contradictory ideas in mind because they are both true. jeffrey: he will have multiple legacies. no doubt about it. it will depend on the experience that people had with him and in cuba where you stand politically and do the whole issue of socialism. that legacy will be the david versus goliath. the guy who stood up to the hegemonic power. versus goliath. he became a hero to a lot of latin americans and people in the third world. people will think that his legacy is that he stood up to the united states and de

frank delee, openly talking about drinking while alex sims doctor delee was the hospital's on call ob-gyn. birth 8.mp4 3:10 nurse: so is belvedere that you just had to pour out? is that what..? birth 6.mp4 :33 doctor shoes off/shorts -- slow mo, repeat video after discussing his booze of choice, you can see something odd. 16:50 attorney cal potter: it turned out to be the doctor who is barefooted in his bermuda darcy: while delivering the baby? cal: yes. attorney cal potter represents alex. he's says the system betrayed the entire sims family. cal 17:39 it's a very disturbing sequence of events that took place. alex 39:03 i kept telling the doctor 'i can feel everything, i think the epidural wore off.' anh your fat ass down, 'oh i bet you wish your doctor would have came back in town' it sounds too bad to be true. but on the video... birth6.mp4 :54 doctor: i was told not to say 'lift your fat ass up.' birth 6.mp4 :11 doctor: don't you wish richter stayed in town this weekend now? 55:13 alex: it was just alex's mom, sheree, says she knew something was wrong when the doctor walked in the do

countryside of cuba and you are 85 years old today, and you have a daughter or son that is ahead of the ob/gynlinic at the most important hospital in havana, this is not a demon, this is a person who changed you and your family's life. if you are someone that had the property nationalized, their parents put in jail, the dark side of that treatment of the revolution, of course there is a far darker interpretation that does not absolve. it will never be only one thing. jorge: let me breaking for a second. that is why the best thing we can do for anyone who is viewing it is to try to keep these complex and contradictory ideas in mind because they are both true. jeffrey: he will have multiple legacies. no doubt about it. it will depend on the experience that people had with him and in cuba where you stand politically and view the whole issue of socialism and revolution versus capitalism, and the traditional definition of democracy. one of that is david versus goliath, the guy who stood up to the hegemonic power in the region. he really became a hero to a lot of latin americans in the third world.

doctor delee was the hospital's on call ob-gyn. birth 8.mp4 3:10 nurse: so is belvedere that you just had to pour out? is that what..? doctor: no it was tequila. birth 6.mp4 :33 doctor shoes off/shorts -- slow mo, repeat video after discussing his booze of choice, you can see 16:50 attorney cal potter: it turned out to be the doctor who is barefooted in his bermuda shorts. darcy: wait. the doctor was barefoot? cal: yes. darcy: while delivering the baby? cal: yes. attorney cal potter represents alex. hetrayed the entire sims family. cal 17:39 it's a very disturbing sequence of events that took place. alex 39:03 i kept telling the doctor 'i can feel everything, i think the epidural wore off.' and he's like 'oh just scoot your fat ass down, 'oh i bet you wish your doctor would have came back in town' it sounds birth6.mp4 :54 doctor: i was told not to say 'lift your fat ass up.' birth 6.mp4 :11 doctor: don't you wish richter stayed in town this weekend now? 55:13 alex: it was just jaw dropping. knew something was wrong when the doctor

and the only doctor they could get on such short notice was an ob/gyn. so really not qualified for the mission he was given. and can you imagine the terrible pressure that this man was under? it must have been awful. and so it's really not very surprising that he didn't clean the president's wounds properly. didn't close them up properly afterwards. those two mistakes guaranteed that william mckinley would die. once mckinley was dead, the first thing that his number one paet ron and friend, mark hannah. mark hannah was an ohio businessman and important political boss at this time. when he learned mckinley was dead he said the following. now, that damn cowboy is president of the united states. and he was referring to theodore roosevelt, who was in fact, our vice president. and how t.r. happened to be vice president is a really intriguing story. roosevelt might have been a devout republican, but he was a liberal. by temperament and inclination he was a reformer. and that was enough to make him public enemy number one in the mind of tom platte, who was the

countryside of cuba and you are 85 years old today, and you have a daughter or a son who is the head of the ob/gyn clinic at the most important hospital in havana, this is not a demon, this is a person who changed you and your family's life. if you are somebody who lost, who had their property nationalized, their parents put in jail, who was on the dark side of that treatment of that major revolution that fidel represented, of course there is a far, far darker interpretation that doesn't absolve. it is never going to be only one thing, jeff. >> let me just break in for a second, and that is why the best thing that we could do for anyone who is viewing us is to true to keep 24 is complex and contradictory ideas in mind because they are both true. fid sel going have have multiple legacies t will be the experience that people had with him, in cuba where you stand politically as you view the whole issue of socialism, revolution versus capitalism and the traditional definition of democracy. but one of that legacy is going to be the david versus gal eyate and the giant player, the guy who tood up to the

committee also approved the ob/gyn community service roles and regulated reviewed a modification to the permanent [inaudible] internal medicine inpatient units and revisions. vice the pulmonary privilege list and listed labs that are approved. in closed session the committee approved the credentials report and minutes. unless there's a new additions from our colleagues who were there-that is the jcc minutes >> great. thanks. >> item 11 is the committed agenda setting. you're the master calendar investors in a question >> any questions? >> a reminder to measure sanchez joyce you of the joint meeting with the planning commission on november 17. 10 am-noon >> what time? >> 10 am until noon >> mister secretary are there any dates you worry about quorums? >> at this time there is not >> so we can move onto item 12 which is consideration of closed session at the receive any public comment for this item. you're welcome to vote >> will to go into closed session. all those in favor say, aye all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] we will go into closed session and thank you everyone for a

was ani: athena health ob/gyn clinic. there are some things we missed. market,ook at the emr after the initial wave of installation and implementation, hospitals are spending more money to optimize these systems. you cannot print because when we built this 1970 system, the computer was static, and the doc or was out there seeing their patient. now the doctors are mobile and something as simple as printing a document becomes a huge nightmare. it gets printed in weird rooms and half the time the drivers are not installed. there are lots of complexities about installing these emr systems which have this big opportunity in the back which we are now dealing with. now?: ed, where are we the earlys about days. mr's,exaggeration of the erms what is the next phase? mr. park: we are pretty early into it. there was a guy who is laying down cable in my yard, literally wiring our entire neighborhood brake cable and had dirt trenches all over the place. that is where we are now. we are in the process of putting basic infrastructure in place. that is my perspective on

committee also approved the ob/gyn community service roles and regulated reviewed a modification to theaudible] internal medicine inpatient units and revisions. vice the pulmonary privilege list and listed labs that are approved. in closed session the committee approved the credentials report and minutes. unless there's a new additions from our colleagues who were there-that is the jcc minutes >> great. thanks. >> item 11 is the committed agenda setting. you're the master calendar investors in a question >> any questions? >> a reminder to measure sanchez joyce you of the joint meeting with the planning commission on november 17. 10 am-noon >> what time? >> 10 am until noon >> mister secretary are there any dates you worry about quorums? >> at this time there is not >> so we can move onto item 12 which is consideration of closed session at the receive any public comment for this item. you're welcome to vote >> will to go into closed session. all those in favor say, aye all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] we will go into closed session and thank you everyone for attending. >> c

joining us today is ob/gyn dr. nita landry! welcome! [ applause ] >> thank you! [ applause ] >> dr.says orgasms change your brain activity so much it can literally put you in a tranc

inin america is to illinois, we have vast, open deserts of places where you cannot get competent ob/gynof malpractice concerns. we want to make sure that with the form -- with reform lawsuits, that we can lower the barrier. there is one to perform that we need. you as an american citizen deserve the right to be able to purchase any insurance from any's desk any institution in the state. should be of the have full competition across the country. has duckworth: the senator tried to repeal the affordable care act in every chance he has had to vote against the act. he has voted consistently to try and repeal it. i voted to fix it and to preserve it. i voted to get rid of the medical device tax, because hospital told me they would have to pass the costs onto individuals. tore are things we can do fix the affordable care act without throwing people back onto the street. one of the fixes is to allow people to close up loopholes that currently allow people to sign on it during the race. period, ande grace then drop it. there is a loophole that says that if you sign on during the d andenrollment

we have to reform losses and places and we have to where you cannot get confidence ob/gyn care because of malpractice concerns. we have to make sure we lower .he barriers be haveve the right to insurance on any state of the union if you can buy insurance anywhere. you should have complete national competition across the country. >> think every much. >> the senator has voted to repeal the act. he has voted consistently to repeal it. >> i voted to repeal it but also preserve it. i wanted to get rid of the medical act because we have to test it on to individuals. i think we can do many things to fix the affordable care act. to of the fixes is to work allow people to close a loophole that allows you to sign onto a grace period and drop it. sayloophole would actually that if you sign into affordable care act during the open to keep theyou need affordable care act for the entire year and that alleviates the cost of the cost for the year. we cannot put millions of americans out. with presidente clinton calling obama can't make races as them where we have seen an embarrassment and offering no

we called an ob/gyn.ctor is in the house. >> but first, ann hathaway takes the campaign trail to philly. how she surprised one local student with a thought and you just have to see his reaction. >> ann hathaway in philly? i love her. when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services. but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. >> investigating church fire as hate crime. hopewell baptist church, an african-american church, in greenville, was burned and vandalized. >> somebody spray painted this: vote trump on the side of the billing. fortunately there was nobody inside. >> help the parishioners there. >> a church. >> oh, let's lever the ch

in illinois, we have vast, open deserts of places where you cannot get competent ob/gyn care becauselpractice concerns. we want to make sure that if we reform lawsuits, that we can lower the barrier. i want to make sure that up to age 26 is kept. there is one key reform that we need. you as an american citizen deserve the right to be able to buy insurance from any state in the union if you can buy car insurance from a green gecko in northern virginia. you should be able to have full competition across the country. rep. duckworth: the senator has voted to repeal the affordable care act every chance he has had a chance to vote against the act. he has voted consistently to try and repeal it. i voted to fix it but also to preserve it. i voted to get rid of the medical device tax, because hospitals told me they would have to pass the costs onto individuals. there are things we can do to fix the affordable care act without throwing people back out onto the street. one of the fixes is to allow people to close up loopholes that currently allow people to sign on during the grace period, have

we have vast, open deserts of people where you caret get competent ob-gyn because of the fear of lawsuitser the barrier. age 206i want to make sure is kept. at there is one key reform we want to keep. you as an american citizen deserve the right to buy insurance from any state in the union. if you can buy car insurance from a green gecko in any state, you should have free insurance competition in every day. duckworth: the senator has voted to repeal the obamacare act in every chance he is had. every single time to repeal. i voted to fix it but also to preserve it. i voted to get rid of the medical device tax because the cost would be passed on to individuals. there are things we could do to fix the affordable care act. one of the fixes is to work to allow people to close up loopholes that currently allow people to sign on during the grace. have a major procedure and then drop it. the movement that was a bipartisan fix that if you sign on to the affordable health care act during open enrollment and have a major medical procedure you need to keep it for the entire year to alleviate the cost

committee also approved the ob/gyn community service roles and regulated reviewed a modification to the permanent [inaudible] internal medicine inpatient units and revisions. vice the pulmonary privilege list and listed labs that are approved. in closed session the committee approved the credentials report and minutes. unless there's a new additions from our colleagues who were there-that is the jcc minutes >> great. thanks. >> item 11 is the committed agenda setting. you're the master calendar investors in a question >> any questions? >> a reminder to measure sanchez joyce you of the joint meeting with the planning commission on november 17. 10 am-noon >> what time? >> 10 am until noon >> mister secretary are there any dates you worry about quorums? >> at this time there is not >> so we can move onto item 12 which is consideration of closed session at the receive any public comment for this item. you're welcome to vote >> will to go into closed session. all those in favor say, aye all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] we will go into closed session and thank you everyone for a