all right, doctor ron daniels, i have a lot of affection for ron, because i know the sacrifices he makes for our people. he is not someone who is in the so-called celebrity echelon so to speak. he works so hard, and tirelessly, it is really very touching, you feel bad, and i see anybody i can do to help you, he takes it all on himself. at a stage in life there that's where a lot of folks are giving up, he has not done that. he himself, even though they were somewhat., -- peers, we needed to figure out who's going to pick up the mantle in terms of conscious and woke academia. people going to the big ivory towers, they are not in touch with our people, ron has continued to do that, and has been a consummate organizer, think things, things like this, going all the way to the first black convention in gary, indiana, so we are just so thankful for what he does and what he continues to do. and i don't mind saying it, you're on c-span, sirius xm, he holds the record of any individual of having c-span broadcast as events. -- is events. they say, how can i get on c- span, get ron daniels, c-span

ron daniels, i have a lot of affection for ron. because i know the sacrifices he makes for our people. he is not in the so-called celebrity et -- celebrity echelon, so to speak. and he works hard and i tell him, let me know anything i can help you, but he works hard and just takes it all on himself. at this stage in life a lot of folks are ready to retire and give up. he hasn't done that. he himself, even though they are really somewhat peers, when dr. ron walters passed away, we needed to figure out who was going to pick up the mantle in terms of conscious and woke academia. some folks get phd's and they are in these ivory towers and they are not in touch, on the ground with our people. ron has continued to do that and is been a constant organizer in terms of organizing meetings and conferences that think tanks and things like that, the institute of the black world, going all the way back to the first political black convention in gary, indiana, so we are just so thankful for what he does and what he continues to do. and i don't m

dr ron daniels is founder and ceo of the uk sepsis trust well, sepsis is not always easy to spot.ge, it can arise as a consequence of any infection. so it is difficult for health professionals to spot it first time, every time. what they do need to do is to work in partnership with their patients, listen to their patients, and look for sepsis. and if they do that, most of the time it can be spotted. we can speak now to melissa mead, whose one—year—old son william died when doctors misdiagnosed his sepsis. and john mccarthy who went to hosptial after getting an inocuous bump on the leg — which he lost after developing sepsis and we hope thatjoint can join us shortly. melissa, thank you for joining us, your one—year—old son william died, it must have been absolutely horrendous for you and yourfamily. absolutely horrendous for you and your family. tell us what happened. william was one—year—old when he died, in the period five weeks before his death we'd been back and forth to the doctor on numerous occasions because he'd had a cough. we were always sent a weight saying it was a vira

dr ron daniels, the founder of the uk sepsis trustjoins us now.act quickly? it can be tricky to spot, some patients especially those deteriorating very rapidly are easy to identify but for many patients, deterioration happens over a period of hours. what does it look like when deterioration happens? patients start with flu—like symptoms, they gradually deteriorate, the presentation varies hugely, it can arise as a consequence of any infection at any age, there is no one blood test measurement of vital signs that denotes sepsis, this has to have an alert, bunch of health professionals and an aware public. in terms of this study, one in four hospital patients with suspected sepsis are waiting longer than an hourfor antibiotics. which sepsis are waiting longer than an hour for antibiotics. which of course is the treatment. what's the consequence of that? for every hour we delay in giving antibiotics the chance of survival reduces by a couple of percent so people will be dying as a result and i think it's important to note we have improved, five years

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and as has been mentioned, great luminaries of our history served their daniel webster, thomas hart benton, john calhoun, and ron, right here in the picture. it was gratifying to serve on a committee that had so much power and jurisdiction, ranging from taxes to health care, and when i served on the committee we also did trade. i'm not sure about handling trade issues these days, but i hope it is coming back. because i am on the road right now with two former trade staff members of the finance committee. i know you remember angela hoffman and carrie phillips clark, who have shrink-wrapped a motorhome and are traveling across the country. i get to pop in now and then, have a glass of wine and talk about farmers for free-trade. it is a ton of fun. so this fun doesn't stop here, particularly when you work hard with staff. it makes a big difference. and they still have the same passions. as don and i know, when we leave the senate, we still have passions. that has been a great opportunity for me. to read the history of the senate finance committee is to read the history of our country, battles over tariffs, the nati

daniel pantaleo for selling loose and untaxed cigarettes his death sparked outrage across the country. and while officer pantaleo will not face criminal prosecution, he could still be dismissed from the force. here's nbc's ron allen >> he was killed on the street and thisop is still hired! >> reporter: the pain still raw for eric garner's family the video of his arrest for selling untaxed cigarettes five years ago and his plea, heard 11 times, helping ignite a national debate about policing and sparking a movement. >> i can't breathe >> reporter: federal prosecutor said tll not charge officer daniel pantaleo on desk duty since the incident, saying they cannot prove he willfully choked garner to death >> an officer's mistake, fear, misperception, or even poor judgment does not constitute willful conduct under federal cr >> reporter: officer pantaleo says he relied on hipolice that garner's resistance andd poor health caused his death in a statement pantaleo's storneyd the decision confirms the fact that officer pantaleoc did not violate eri darner e garner's civil rights. garner's family, who settled a wrongful death claim with the city for nearly $6 million, wants the officer not only prosecuted but fired >