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now guy's and st thomas's hospital in london has a new robotic device for operations which aims to speed spend less time in hospital. frankie mccamley explains. i got most of my family's picture here and this is my dad. nasser was diagnosed with prostate cancer earlier this year. i wanted to get rid of it and that is the basis of how the operation came to be. he was asked if he wanted to be the first person in the uk to have his prostate gland removed by a new robotic system. it's nice to be part of something new within the medicalfield, that in future may contribute a lot of effectiveness, a lot of service to the community and therefore, i had no doubt about it. using 3d hd cameras and remote arms a few metres away from the patient, surgeons at guy's and st thomas's controlled robotic arms in order to carry out complicated operations. this hospital has the largest robotic surgery programme in the country with six robots carrying out operations on all different parts of the body from lungs to tonsils. surgeons here are pioneering new techniques that could soon be used across the uk. in f

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you yourself, we know, i volunteered as a chaplain at st thomas's hospital, _ a stone's throw from lambething the worst period of lockdown, when so many people _ were losing their lives. what impact did that have on you? it had the most profound impact on me. it stopped me worrying about myself so much, which is very healthy, so it reminded me it's not about me. it obviously was in the front line, seeing the extraordinary work being done by the nhs, and their capacity for improvisation, invention, sorting things out quickly, it is above all showed me the huge important of the dignity of each human being, regardless of faith. i just think of the number of people who were very near the end of their lives that i prayed with, or parents with children not covid related who were near the end of their life, and that sense of our fragility, but of the hope that people found in prayer, in god, in reaching out was extraordinary. i was expecting to be seen as a bit of a nuisance but we've got to have a chaplain, you know, and we are short so this trying not to do too much harm. and it was quite the r

johnny bananas: the realist of them all, "real world st thomas." marie roda: yes. when i was originally approached with this idea from the powers that be, they were like, listen. we want you to bring the smartest, funniest, most awesome television personality you can find. mm-hmm. and i called her, and she wasn't available. so that's why i reached out to you. who drafted my invite? this was like a u up text, like, last minute. now marie, i've filmed a lot of great episodes of "1st look" in the past. but the one we're about to watch is an oscar wiener. before today, if you asked me to name an extraordinary ability, eating would not be it. you have a lot of experience with wieners. do you-- have you ever put a condiment on a wiener that you've consumed? of co everybody's good at something. for me, it was eating hot dogs with buns soaked in warm crystal light. i don't know. one of the methods to eating hot dogs is you soak your buns in a liquid. if you were in a hot dog eating contest, what would the liquid of-- would you soak yours in wine? like, what would you do. i

using 3d, hd cameras and remote arms a few metres away from the patient, surgeons at guy's and st thomas's in order to carry out complicated operations. this hospital has the largest robotic surgery programme in the country, with six robots carrying out operations on all different parts of the body, from lungs to tonsils. surgeons here are pioneering new techniques that could soon be used across the uk. in five or ten years' time, most keyhole surgery in this country is going to be done with robotic assistance and it has been a slow growth over the past ten years or so, but we are now at the stage where some of these robots are so adaptable, they can help with so many different types of operations. how have the patients responded? the patients have been fantastic. they have been very positive and thankfully the results so far have been good. in nasser�*s case, his results were everything he and his family hoped for. he is now cancer—free and making every day count. frankie mccamleym, bbc news. 0ur north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. let's ta ke let's take a quick look at our h

st. thomas hospital just across the river. take one parliament, whether a huge tears here this morning. again, for the 2nd day running for people getting that booster jobs now of my children to the cure subsided somewhat, but it's still sneaky around the grounds. inside the hospitals. and people are very keen to have that important booster shots because of the protection that the scientists say it will offer them only on the chronic baron. it's a busy day here, politically. we've had, as you say, politicians on the science committee and parliament's question in the chief medical officer. what was interesting was the chief medical officer st. still, how little is known about the effects of the on baron to deal with him. this interesting is the predictions of it's exactly how many infections on likely to come from it. the official figures sales around 54000 people have contracts in her own virus in the last 24 hours for the you k, i help security agency you k h i say, but it's for the real number of new infections is actually close at 200000 a day. now to work on the basis that may be abo

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st. thomas in minnesota.e in the u.s., even as people are trying to prepare for omicron, many parts of the country are still reeling from the delta variant. more americans died of covid this year than in 2020 -- despite the wide availability of free vaccines. and as viewers told us, the continuing resistance to vaccinations has led to distress among those who are vaccinated. >> my name is jenn moore, and i live in mont clare, pennsylvania, right outside of philadelphia. >> my name is jeff yang. i'm an author, journalist and strategist living in ladera heights, los angeles. >> i'm loretta cochran. i'm an associate professor of management at arkansas state university in russellville, arkansas. >> my name is leslie douglas. i'm a teacher and i work in washington, d.c.. >> i lost my grandmother to covid on october 1st. she caught covid. she was shipped to a nursing home on the other side of the state where we couldn't talk to her. and when she was returned to us a month later, she had dementia and passed away wit

there were a legend parties taking place in number ten, the archbishop was actually working in st thomas'site interesting to hear what he has to say about these allegations. he says he'sjust disappointed to hear what was going on allegedly in number ten at that time. he saying when leaders get things wrong committed got a duty to put their hands up and say that they made mistakes. he was actually quite careful in what he said. he was asked about what did he think about borisjohnson and whether he was an honest person, and he quite wisely avoided that and said he would not be getting into individuals and said i do have a pastoral role when it comes to some of these people. they are important in our nation and i would much rather talk to them about this rather than come up with my own judgment on them in advance to speaking to them. high judgment on them in advance to speaking to them.— judgment on them in advance to speaking to them. high praise though for the queen. _ speaking to them. high praise though for the queen, rachel. _ speaking to them. high praise though for the queen, rachel. y

st. thomas the apostle are all of the apostles who basically went there to be evangelicalsand to gain more from their flock . in 2003 as saddam hussein was about to fall, i was living in baghdad and i was working as a journalist and i had opened up a bureau in the ministry of information. saddam hussein's ministry of information. i can't explain how paranoid that time was under saddam hussein. everything was bombed. we were allowed to have cell phones. you couldn't have any kind of communication. i had a satellite phone but every night you were only allowed to use it under the guidance of the ministry and every night they would seal it with sealing wax and put a stamp on it and in the morning there was a creepy guy that would come and open it for me and just as a sidebar this man had no fingernails . they had been ripped out like under torture and every day he would open my satellite phone and i would stare at his fingernails think what did he do that he was in saddam's prison? what happened to this man? something happened that was so terrible that he was putin prison and his fingernails w

st. thomas.s the trial may be dissatisfying for members of the community clamoring for systemic change. >> the trial is going to hinge on can the state show that she -- not that she meant to kill him, but that she disregarded her training, that her active grabbing the gun instead of the taser was so beyond the pale of what any reasonable officer would do that it could be considered reckless -- those are tough questions to answer and that is where the nuance exists. fred: in the meantime, officials and residents are grappling over what is next for brooklyn center. the killing of daunte wright seemed to bring to the surface issues around race and policing that had lurked just below, in a city that rapidly has become minnesota's most diverse. >> i feel very much personally responsible for what happened with the killing of daunte wright. fred: mike elliott is the mayor of brooklyn center. he has pushed a number of public safety reforms, including using unarmed civilians for certain traffic violations

st. thomas in minnesota. ♪ judy: u.s.es stationed in hawaii, and others working in and around the base there, are dealing with tap water contaminated with petroleum. the cause is unknown, but investigators say a leak from a nearby fuel storage facility, operated by the navy, may be to blame. on monday, secretary of the navy carlos del toro issued an apology. but as stephanie sy reports, there were warning signs. stephanie: for days, active duty soldiers at joint base pearl harbor-hickam in hawaii have been distributing water to their own, thousands of military families without clean drinking water due to fuel contamination. >> i am a single active-duty mom of two special needs kids. stephanie: at several town halls in the last week, resident after resident reported harrowing medical problems, in their children -- >> on sunday, my children took a bath, and for 45 minutes after -- afterwards, they complained of burning skin. stephanie: and in their pets. >> we made the heartbreaking choice to put my beloved dog down after a

st. thomas the apostle or all the apostles basically went there to be evangelicals,, to bear witness and to gain more in their flock. in 2003 as saddam hussein was about to fall, i was living in baghdad and and i was workia journalist and and i openeda bureau in a ministry of information. saddam hussein's ministry of information. i can't explain to you how paranoid that time was under saddam hussein. everything was bugged. we weren't allowed to have cell phones well, you could have any kind of communication. i had a satellite phone but every night you're only allowed to use it under the guidance of the ministry, and every night they would seal it with wax and put a stamp on and in the morning it was a creepy guy who would come and open it for me. as a sidebar this man had no fingernails. they had been ripped out like under torture, and everyday he would open my satellite phone and i would stare at his finger nails and think like him what did he do, like what happened to this man? something, something happened to him that was so terrible that is put in prison and his fingernails were ripp

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st. thomas, the lone star, houston community college, and i know someone is texting me right now. but i am full of college students all of them working very hard. and i thought i would bring to the floor today the constitution, i love the words of the declaration of independence, the opening words that we are all created equal. certain inalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. does that mean students right now struggling to make ends meet? i think that famous noodle meal they eat pause they just don't have the money to survive, does that mean that one person that is still the first person to go to college in 2021, does that mean the person, the single mother that has made it to 20-something hours and has to drop out? america has always said that the american dream is defined singularly by your presence here in the united states. but yet we're finding that state and federal policymakers are ignoring the one trillion -- the 1,730,000,000 plus of national student debt and that one fourth, one third, one sixth of the american people, 47 million, about that numb

st. tomorrows. -- saint thomas. she served in organ -- in aircrafti enduring freedom. major miller's commitment to service also extends to teaching. she taught english at the united states air force academy earning the academic rank of assistant professor and serving as executive officer to the dean of the faculty. grace joined our team in january of this year and she since then has fully embraced kansas, its people, and the challenges they face day in and day out. grace's personal interactions with kansans and kansas veterans in particular have helped drive meaningful policy in a time when our past and present servicemembers have needed it the most. she has spearheaded the senate passage of six triple eight congressional gold medal act of 2021 which recognizes the 688th central postal directory battalion the only all african american, all-female battalion to be deployed overseas during world war ii. the six triple eight sorted millions of pieces of backlog mail so troops serving on the front lines could hear from their families and loved ones from home. their efforts

st. mary's on the break. alex dukas with the assist. thomas scored 22. they are 101 on the season. of course, the steph curry what is on tonight. we will have the update. >>> people wearing the best santa suit braved the chilly weather for santa con in san francisco today. a sea of santas and a few elves gathered at union square. in san francisco, many are celebrating with a citywide pub crawl. others celebrate by donating twisted fire department's tweet drive. >>> i'm going to wait for the real thing. >> okay, okay. in the meantime, i'm glad they had ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'keefe: tonight, deadly tornadoes rip through several states, the damage catastrophic. president biden says help is on the way. >> the federal government will do everything -- everything it can possibly do to help. >> o'keefe: kentucky hardest hit, up to 100 people may be dead. the governor declares a state of emergency. >> this will be, i believe, the deadliest tornado system to ever run through kentucky. >> o'keefe: cbs news is there. in illinois an amazon warehouse takes a direct hit. >> i'm je

thomas and cora johnny. now from new york is his biographer, brian peterson, who's booked on the st. color, a revolutionary and cold war. africa is out now. thank you so much, brian. for coming on just before we get to the man man himself, we were talking to the information minister of mammography. now advising save gadhafi ahead of christmas eve's elections in libya. m. e. category me denies. any libyan involvement in the assassination of thomas and kara, before we get to who he is, why in your book do you claim lots of links to her? so the statements, one saying the elimination of st. kara was on the market of his raider. where do you get all that from given? we've had this denial. yeah, i mean i've, i've, you know, read through a lot of us embassy cables and talk to revolutionary leadership. a lot of the colleagues us and kara, thomas and cars. uncle was the listen car was actually broken, ave ambassador to libya during the revolution and was, was very close to lot of the action was going on there. and we know is it, you know, some cars relationship changed over time with you. i mean, initially cannot be tr

. >> i think that what the st was doing, and i thought she and a very kind of deft away sidestepped justice thomas' questions on this by saying that the government was not denying that the states had an interest in fetal life, but saying in the abortion context, the liberty interest of a woman is more profound or more consequential. so the waiting is different. if you take a step back from all that what you are essentially pushing for, and policy indiscretion. and it's not you are not doing law, and what are the accommodations that get made between the competing sides, that's legislative work. and that's why i think justice kavanaugh had the best of this by saying, the constitution doesn't have anything to say about abortion one way or the other end if the is a have to be accommodated, and if it's different in new york or alabama then so be it. to hear from justice breyer, if we are perceived as a political arm he said a "that will kill us." but to andy mccarthy's point this all routed out of a decision that was so badly decided, criticized by justice justice ginsburg it, but when scott stewart wa

involvement in the assassination of thomas and kara, before we get to who he is, why in your book do you claim lots of links to were? so the statements, one saying the elimination of st. kara was on the market of his raider. where do you get all that from given? we've had this denial. yeah, i mean, i've, i've, you know, read through a lot of us embassy cables and talk to revolutionary leadership. a lot of the colleagues, us and car from us. the car's uncle was the listen car was actually broken, ave ambassador to libya during the revolution and was, was very close to lot of the action it was going on there. and we know is it, you know, some cars relationship changed over time with you. i mean, initially cannot be tried to, you know, helps, and car resolves, certain economic problems cannot be helped us on car take power by providing weapons via gonna and you know, so the relationship was pretty solid initially, but it deteriorated rather rapidly and, and, and mainly because some car didn't want to allow libya using berks burkina as a training base for a plan to warn liberia. and also some car refuse to accept the green book to sort of a guiding source. so you know, c