help others avoid the trend of deadly mistakes in los angeles remain that archie and archie's ramon glinda joined me earlier from our los angeles studio to tell us about the most common forms of medical errors that we sit. when we think of medical mistakes or examples of surgeons leaving objects inside a patient like a sponge or some scissors a common mistake is giving a patient the wrong dose of medicine and in some instances doctors missed tumors these are all examples of things that happen every single day in hospitals here in the u.s. but according to. a more recent report from johns hopkins university the most common error is misdiagnosis they took a look at malpractise suits over the last twenty five years and they saw that mistake no says outranked surgical mistakes and overdoses of patients and these misdiagnosis can many times lead to unnecessary procedures an example that john hopkins gives is is a teenager who went in for a complaint of a headache to the hospital was sent home days later had a stroke another gentleman who when complained of chest pain doctor after doctor missed

help others avoid the trend of deadly mistakes in los angeles remote lyndall archie and archie's ramon glinda joins me now from our los angeles superior is ramon thanks for joining us a frightening report there i'm i'm curious what are what are the most common types of medical errors that we're seeing. right when we think of medical mistakes they're examples of surgeons leaving objects inside a patient like a sponge or some scissors a common mistake is giving a patient the wrong dose of medicine and some instances doctors missed tumors these are all examples of things that happen every single day in hospitals here in the u.s. but according to a more more recent report from johns hopkins university the most common error is misdiagnosis they took a look at malpractise suits over the last twenty five years and they saw that mistake no says outranked surgical mistakes and overdoses of patients and these misdiagnosis can many times lead to unnecessary procedures an example that john hopkins gives is is a teenager who went in for a complaint of a headache to the hospital was sent home days later ha

shooting the gunman has now been identified as twenty three year old paul anthony ciancia artie's ramon glinda joins us now from l.a. with the latest ramona you've spent a good portion of the day at l.a.x. today what do you see while you were there and what's the latest on this story. that's right sam as you mentioned authorities have now confirmed the identity of the suspected shooter as twenty three year old paul anthony c. and c. a regionally from pens of ill new jersey it's been reported that he was living here in the l.a. area most recently the f.b.i. is in charge of the actual shooting investigation and has reportedly busy did the father of the younger c.n.c. in new jersey for questioning it is confirmed that one t.s.a. agent has died as a result of. his identity has yet to be released so we now have a name of the gunman there were reports that he may have been targeting t.s.a. agents specifically of course one person killed in this incident was a t.s.a. agent give me more information on the yeah in fact a number of t.s.a. employees were wounded during this shooting law enforcement agenc

agent was killed in the shooting archies ramon glinda is on the scene at l.a.x. and joins us once again with more hello around eight am so ramona you were at the airport earlier you joined us what's the latest now. sure well we're getting reports from the associated press and several other news agencies anonymous sources that the gunman is a twenty three year old man by the name of paul. i think and a good art i have talked to law enforcement officials here myself and our team has contacted the l.a.p.d. who have said that they cannot confirm that identity saying that identity was not supposed to be relieved just to recap what we had been going on here the t.s.a. confirmed that yes. he was killed by a gunman this morning at los angeles international airport it all started just before nine thirty am local time about twelve thirty eastern time according to airport police the gunman walked into the terminal three at l.a.x. pulled out some sort of assault rifle been started flying air force police police say that officers chased down the suspect shot him and took him

agent was killed in the shoot it artie's ramon glinda was on the scene at l.a.x. he joins us now on the phone welcome ramon. so ramon where are you at the airport right now and what's the latest you're hearing on the ground. sure. a couple of the hundreds from terminal three where this morning's shooting happened just to recap the day's events at about nine thirty this morning gunmen walked into ballet this morning to this even if you've been the t.s.a. has confirmed that a t.s.a. officer an employee of theirs was killed by the gunman according to airport police here bait chased down the gunmen eventually shot him and took him into custody police earlier briefed the press but i know that a total of seven people were injured during this morning's event six were transported hundreds of people were inside of this terminal three i'm looking right now dozens of planes are still stuck on the tarmac air traffic has come to a complete stall here at l.a.x. . and as i said several people were taken to the hospital after the shooting details are still streaming in but that's

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