it deals exclusively with victims of snakebite and samson is a typical patient in typical danger. venom from a carpet viper prevents coagulation, and without treatment, he could bleed to dea. samson first treated his injury at home in his village, using traditionaremedies, but after two days, the bleeding continued, so he traveled more roads to come here. now, his foot is severely swollen. >> there is swelling already, so the tissue is compromised. so if the's an infection, the infection can set in rapidly, much more than in a normal tissue. >> reporter: this is the only hospital of its kind in sub-saharan africa. demand for itservices is rong. we've only been here at the kaltungo snakebite hospital for about 30 minute and within that time, three patients have been admitted here. a year die from venomous according to the world health organization. to put tat in perspective-- in 2018, more people died of snakebites than were killed in war. india and neighboring countries in asia have the highest number of fatalities. in africa, the highest caseload isgeria. at least 10,000 people a

samson took to cleo immediately.itals and nursing homes while sam song is a trained service guard safeguarding lea who suffers from a medical condition. >> samson has been trained to help with some of the medical episodes that i have, and so he helps prevent them. >> reporter: calvin and they're known online, share pet friendly travel spots complete with fur-tastic snapshots. >> they make us laugh every day. we love to have our whole family together and enjoy like what the world has to offer. >> and we will be sending cleo, samson and calvin their medals and this is why riva will never be our pet of the week. right now let's go to ginger. >>> yeah, but that gets an extra special touch by riva. then it's extra good. so congratulations to all three. so how about this? are you all ready to try your luck at winning the ultimate dream vacation? well, this segment is sponsored by caesars rewards whose escape to the empire sweepstakes is giving you the chance to win a four-night stay at one of their iconic properties. plus,

in this context i'm almost glad samson asked for the last 70 and seeing and on the day today for the match promotion commission. gretchen just shoot on disk in the. legion mom. and i'm going to go so sad i'm not going much to the mama just back yeah. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't let this you watch kaiser report. an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country trying to wipe out an american town. we do everything in our power to protect the. water they escaping the climate change poses the same threat right now alaska has seem some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 30 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. this fast and that means the river is 35 closer to hound them was the year before i think we're part of america 1st from america across. the river. welcome back i'm still here with one of the greatest filmmakers of all time for the talk it's actually 75 years since the end of world war 2 if you've

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already outside the control of the government struggles to contain an insurgency that's claimed samson's of lives. on serious i'm address is following developments in mali from 00 in nigeria's capital so regional leaders are on their way to bamako what can we expect. when basically it's not clear what reception that will get from the new leaders of mali the military that overthrew president cater but already we're seeing we actions on the streets of mali a group of young men insist that the course is not welcome in the country course had earlier on imposed a lie and blockade on mali and insisted that constitutional power be restored constitutional order because stored in that country and that mali is suspended from all decision making bodies of the echoes in addition to other sanctions on the people who executed the call. it basically what these things have been in these sanctions that been caused and successfully so by and course they also need the support of more 10 year and to sort of implement it because mali is unlocked one look to country surrounded by the rest of the course countr

distances nellie and company by their parents this was one of these concerns the education minister said samson is not an option and the supreme court rejected the police say that any to make the acceptance of an academic year. the u.s. state of the reason anna faces a long and costly cleanup process after hurricane laura battered the region killing at least 4 people while leaving hundreds of thousands without power one of the biggest storms ever to hit the state also caused damage in neighboring texas and gallacher reports. the sheer power of hurricane left a wide trail of destruction through louisiana the storm didn't bring the fun survival to. model surges forecast as predicted but the damage is severe neighboring southeast texas escaped the woodstove laurus 240 kilometer per hour winds but more than half a 1000000 in both states without power as the storm steam rolled through louisiana it ripped facades off buildings down telephone poles and left a massive clean up for those that rode the storm out it's pretty bad i mean you can it's written right around the corner there the whole garage is

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elizabeth katie samson saw women who had control of the economy in ways.that they were the deciding factors in situations of war or peace. and so having a model allowed them really to dream the possibility, not just of equality. not just of the vote, but of a transformed world. it's really not even a process of women in the suffrage movement working for their rights. they were working for legal existence. once women married, they were considered dead in the law. elizabeth katie stanton called for a transformation of society. she called for an end to capital punishment, corporal punishment, she believed that a woman should have control of her own body. she was revealed for talking about a woman's right to have a divorce. i want her to be remembered for those things. the progressive elizabeth katie stanton. but i also want us to remember the racist elizabeth katie stanton. the woman was not perfect. she never acknowledged that she grew up in a slave owning household. and i think she never really took accountability for his racist statements. that's the imper

you've met calvin, samson and cleo, watson and kiko, and ?only you >>> excellent music. >> go ahead. [ laughter ] >> good morning. welcome to friday. hope yours is off to a good start, and we cannot wait to meet kerith. >> it's friday. it's been a week. can you tell? but we do have a good story we want to tell you about. you'll remember this inspiring medical student we surprised in our make your monday series. we have a really great update to tell you about. >> yeah, russell ledet from lake charles, louisiana which was hit really hard by hurricane laura. how he's lending a helping hand. >> that's a great story coming up. >>> we'll begin with president trump and that big speech last night officially accepting his party's nomination for a second time in a way that's never been done before. the white house was a purely partisan stage. trump made his case that this is the most important election in history and posed a stark choice between him and joe biden, all before a packed audience on the south lawn. you see it right there. let's go back to

so calvin samson who is the basketball coach at university of houston, he talked about at the last ncaa tournament that he had parents calling him, talking about that they would sleep on the floor if they could just get to the tournament to see their kids play. we're talking about a-- the ncaa assigned over a billion dollar contract per year to allow for turner to broadcast the games. and their parents can't even come to the games. so that's a failure that the ncaa has had. and they have had since 2014 when they lost that ed o'bannon case to be able to come up with some name, image and likeness legislation, but they have not done it. it has been 100% a failure and here we're talking about, oh, we have to do something. let's not just do something, let's do the right thing for these kids because not only is it not an opportunity for them, are' actually causing economic injury for them. for example, imagine if your daughter was a gymnast at ucla. she had worked her entire life to be great at her sport. she captivate the world with her floor routines and she generates hundreds of millions o

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our able audio assistant john samson just rushed in and fixed my ifb, the thing in my ear.rything. look who's here. senator john barrasso, republican. i hope you can hear me, senator. >> very well. stuart: excellent. excellent. excellent. now -- >> everyone in wyoming can hear you, stuart. stuart: i've got a loud voice, senator. now, the postmaster general just said the postal service does have the capacity to handle mass mail-in voting. i'm going to contest that, because i don't care about the post office. to me, you've got a mass mail-in voting, you are going to have chaos. you will not have a result on election day or even election week. you could have multiple challenges all over the country. i think it's going to be chaos no matter what you do. what do you say? >> first, i say anybody that watched the democrat convention for the last couple of days needs to be concerned about just how dangerous the democrats are and i have to tell you, stuart, they are a danger. what i saw is a party that is a danger to our jobs, our safety, our security, our freedoms and all you have