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know, tele lawal, what happened in the run-up? that is why i welcome the run-up?ent, that is why we are so happy the investigation is being conducted, but we also want that done by community members, local stakeholders, people who can scrutinise what the police say so that we can say, ok, this is reasonable, necessary force. this was a plainclothes police officer, is it normal they would not have body cams? they are supposed to wear them, not all offending. the question to the police is why weren't you wearing one? —— they are supposed to wear them, not all of them do. this case is similar to rodney king, that is the extent to which people are upset and angry at what they see as a continuing trend of disproportionate violent arrests of disproportionate violent arrests of young black people. in your mind it is to do with race? in relation to the disproportionate number of black young men and women routinely stopped... this specific incident? in my opinion, lots of people had jumped to race, to so many assumptions, let's have the investigation. we know we do not liv

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. >> i know you were a big supporter of tele- health and noted the regulatory barriers. one section of the act would give you the authority to weigh out the barriers to the traditional reimbursement under the circumstances. if the services would reduce spending while maintaining quality or if the services would improve health care quality without increasing spending. can you talk about what that authority would mean in terms of public health and especially expenditures regarding public health? stanek as you mentioned, i've been passionate in my advocacy and i think it is in part for states like hawaii and that our rural expanding access and also extending just the quality of care even more to make sure all of america shares centers of excellence. it was written in the 1960s before tele- health acces healto there are many barriers to voting they would look forward to working with you on anyways the flexibility could especially in ways that don't open the door to fraud abuse or waste beneficiary resources. >> we had a lot done with the senator's leadership and a bipartisan

those so called tele said we're a people now line up to meet us people want to benefit from our experience and even the international communities and i wouldn't name countries who have asked us to engage palestinians cross the border but don't you think the international community when it comes to south africa that is he more is racist and it had to go away and there was strong solidarity with comes to us palestinians it seems israel has impunity we had the masses of our own destiny at the end of the day yes it is true international solidarity did play a role an important role in terms of boycotts sanctions and whatever else and isolation of apartheid south africa but if it wasn't the south african collective who took to the streets the palestinians have to work as a collective you have a mass movement in eugene is really a party i mean gauge people in terms of the common values that we have in terms of dignity in terms of human rights in terms of democracy and these common values would bring us together. underneath the golden dome of today that has to be respected is the foundation stone

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for tele-mental health. okay. >> all right. thanks. >> i yield. >> thank you, ms. lee. mr. cunningham, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair, thank you to everyone of you for attending tonight. suicide prevention coordinators are critical to va's efforts to prevent veteran suicides. i wanted to see if y'all could speak to in your opinion, as to what shortcomings the va has, suicide prevention coordinators as far as mistakes they may make. are any issues or weaknesses found within that particular employment. >> sure. i can take that. we have i said earlier 444 suicide prevention coordinators, around the nation. we are the only hospital system that has employed full- time suicide prevention coordinators to get after this issue. we are in the process of hiring up another 246, this is based on an analysis that was done over the past year, that recognized the fact that we plucked up our veteran crisis centers as you know, brief to this committee, and then we also created a new capability called reach that which is a predictive algorithm that produces a red

hosting palestinians home most palestinians i can host them at by who listens but of all of us the tele d. is to host people at all in essence and also as part of our diplomatic work but we had tonight that fundamentally south africa's did what was called the peace the arctic front. those that oppose the party came together and we realized they were common principles and i think palestinians have to realize they have more in common than that which divides them interestingly. those so called tele said we're a people now line up to meet us people want to benefit from our experience and even the international communities and i wouldn't name countries who have asked us to engage palestinians cross the border but don't you think the international community when it comes to south africa that is racist and it had to go away and there was strong solidarity with comes to us palestinians it seems israel has impunity we had the masses of our own destiny at the end of the day yes it is true international solidarity did play a role an important role in terms of boycotts sanctions and whatever else a

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who they would vote for or traditionally or who represents but also what how that would affect the tele doubt any given coalition for example if the socialists win the most votes and they get given the first choice that forming a coalition they would have to then undergo that would not to stare a tea party and also regional parties as. well if they fail to do that then that then gets passed on to the people's party the next biggest party and that could include having a far right box party as part of the coalition so that perhaps has most has motivated people to go against that one or even perhaps for it as well and forget of course that this is the most interesting election and certainly the most divisive one that has been in this country since the end of the dictatorship of general franco all right let's talk about catalonia for a minute because catalonia has been central to the national debate so what are the hopes and fears of catalan voters. by the hopes and fears that they can resolve the current political crisis that the region has found itself in ever since there was the attempt

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at this clothing design studio in southwest tele fabric waste is seen as a valuable resource the philosophy is simple we don't need more new clothes that challenges the current fast fashion business model something this label does with pride. the problem in the fashion industry starts from the fact that it's based on a linear fashion model so today about seventy three percent. just go into latin foods because there is lack. of using the fabrics and. working with. it is this realisation that let critique and due diligence to other founders to address the problem of textile waste in india and set up a design label committed to making fashionable clothing pieces from textile waste upcycling discarded items it's a concept that has been gaining in popularity in the textile industry all over india as awareness rises. there's always a garment that comes out of it. but then i've gotten process is there's a lot of that happens i could obs all of that on board the small scale unit or a lot that is so much that has been produced and that exists it's about time that we start thinking about using. their

killed many civilians and forces to leave their homes the protesters oppose these went over another two tele turkey and reach. the worry that if have to takes control of tripoli they will be silenced without. tripoli palestine's new government has been sworn into office mohamad chatah has become the first fatter party member to take up the role of prime minister in a decade he was appointed to the role by the palestinian president. mahmoud abbas critics including factors rival a mass of accused us of a power grab. for us in ramallah with the latest where does this leave government efforts at reconciliation. so as the first official to be leading a government since the division between fatah and hamas it raises many questions about the future of that of conciliation specifically is that we've heard from have math officials in the gaza strip who said that this government i mean unconstitutional and that they but they would be waiting to see how it would be dealing from with the gaza strip we know that the palestinian authority has been imposing measures against hamas as rule in the gaza strip

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when you do a tele-medicine visit, you don't do a proper physical exam.- legal ramifications and you prescribe unnecessary antibiotics. this is not an innocent medication. antibiotics have serious adverse reactions. diarrhea, allergies, rashes, we don't give these medications without discussing the risks and benefits and only when they're properly indicated. so if you go see your doctor in a primary care office setting like myself as a family medicine doctor, you will get better treatment, more accurate treatment than a tele-medicine provider. this is an important way to get care for people who are far away from a doctor, who don't have access. but we need to do it responsibly. we need to talk about the fault of the system, where it lacks, and how we can improve the system because technology is going to increase as a rapid base. people want scree convenience md more. you can't do it irresponsible. dagen: the more you use antibiotics, the less effective they are. >> you're on vacation, kid has strep throat and you need antibiotics. it's a problem with the

blessing to a new training center for populist european politicians it's partially hidden in a remote to tele and village but bennett is working to spread his message across the continent. this form a ministry in trees altie in the hills of central italy has been revived with a new mission here benjamin hardwell has launched a conservative center called the institute for human dignity he wants to draw together christians and jews and fight against islamic fundamentalism young politicians will come to terms altie and trained to become right wing populists resulting in the next generation is going to become the global headquarters of the fight to defend the judeo christian basis of western civilization so that's just not just here in europe but right across the world. vision has won the support of steve bannon the former advisor to u.s. president donald trump the two devout catholics have met frequently in rome. i'm just honored used to help out and you know what i'm trying to do is add maybe a little organizational ability and and in to bring in donors faculty people i would know throughout th

. >> reporter: timmothy pitzen's aunt teled the that the family expects to learn the results of a dna test later thi afternoon. for more on this case, we go to nbc's ron mott. >> reporter timothmothy pitzen chicago was just 6 years old in may 2011 when his mother cutcked himf school early, then took him on a road trip including visits to water parks. three days later, amy fry-pitzen killed herself at this illinois tel. the note she left behind saying her boy was safe but that he would never be found. >> we stillo not have any solid leads asti to wherothy may be. >> reporter: there also was blood found in her car which tezed positive as timmothy's. but a possible major development. according to an ohioolice report, a 14-year-old named timmothy pitzen told investigators he had just escaped two kidnappers that have been holding him for seven years, running from a red roof inn motel in theincinnati area across a bridge into kentucky. the boy described his captors as white men with bodybuilder-type build, one with a spider tattoo on his neck, the other a snake tattoo on his arms. police in

an international chain off a tele to clinics has been slammed for helping hundreds of australian couples choose the gender of their children the procedures banned in australia itself and was carried out in the united states. outrage over the latest move toward designer babies the world's first genetically engineered baby out and you get down the slippery slope of does genetically altered designer babies includes designer babies with the gene editing procedure clinics can alter a child's d.n.a. that allows them to change physical features such as i color and even kill certain illnesses about on editing human embryos is established in twenty nine countries around the globe the u.s. too has restrictive rules on research but gender selection is not prohibited scientists bryan how many explains concerns surrounding genetic engineering. the risks are so high right now know that you know that's that's why the wired genetic engineering has been banned for humans because in animals you get you get situations where you get a thirty going to rio's that are considered good enough to implant in and o

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but where did on a tele get his knowledge of the human body. with the enthusiasm of the early renaissance for all things classical interest in anatomy was growing as well. almost all the artists sculptors and painters of the renaissance would have studied human anatomy if only from books and drawing. and there was a flourishing trade and fresh corpses it was illegal in many places and punishment for this crime was often draconian but curiosity often triumphed over fear. didn't tello quite possibly deceptive corpses to. michelangelo and leonardo da vinci one of two generations later. but even in donna telos time in the early renaissance artists were very familiar with the structure of the human body which allowed them to create new very lifelike depictions of people. men like donna tello were either artistically talented scholars all scholarly artists. as fate would have it done to tell it was interpretation of the old testament hero didn't achieve the same popularity as another sculpture of the renaissance one that was also created in florence.

well received by many kashmiris so how will this huge voting exercise affect people living in the tele trade to help us explore the possibilities in indian administers kashmir. associate professor of politics and into the. no relations at the university of westminster or so. dean is a journalist who covers wins issues and conflict in the region. this is a human rights activist and feisal is the president of the jammu and kashmir people's movement party hello everybody for the benefit of our international audience they realize that india is the security elections ongoing right now so big that they're broken down into several parts have a look here my laptop audience you can see jehmu and kashmir the elections are twenty nineteen there are funny phases before you even get a sense of what the results might be but not everybody is voting there is a boycott going on right now kiran can you explain to me why some people say i'm not going to the polls i have not voted. german kashmir is disputed territory between india and pakistan and people of kashmir since one nine hundred forty seven have

because donna teles david was naked. just a few generations earlier ancient statues were destroyed for showing nudity. both made ichi and on a teller was certainly aware of how revolutionary it was done it hello state it was the first life science sculpture of a new since antiquity. i'm just. unlike other cultures the renaissance didn't worry about depicting naked or semi-naked bodies were passed mark but that was very significant for the development of medicine. you can't study anatomy if you can't depict naked bodies it's. a concentrated that was crucial to a different way of looking at people who. didn't mind a person wasn't just animated by the spirits and guided by the stars storybook he was a mechanically functioning machine an organism a few know and organisms. what was also unusual was this interpretation. dennett tennis david is not a muscular adult but a youth with a rather fame and in appearance. and he is fascinatingly lifelike. but where did on a teller get his knowledge of the human body. with the enthusias

forces thousands to leave their homes the protesters oppose these tabulation meant over another two tele tarion region. they worry that if have their takes control of tripoli they will be silenced without the. tripoli. to the states because several politicians there are being critical of president trump after he tweeted out a video containing footage of nine eleven designed to attack a muslim congresswoman she's ill hand over the video features edited sections of a speech omar made on civil rights for muslims in the u.s. some time later the speech was overlaid with footage of the attacks on nine eleven which we here at al-jazeera have decided not to broadcast the videos being shared on social media to suggest the congresswoman was playing the line eleven in response some people condemn the donald trump tweet and accused him of islamophobia in the video that mr trump tweeted is looped repeatedly saying quote some people did something the actual quote from the speech goes as follows for far too long we've lived with the discomfort of being a second class citizen and frankly i'm tired of it

so we're trying to figure out given the constraint how we step by step continue to mof forward in tele -- move forward in telehealth, one epic is up and tested and the tires are kicked. the next big efficiency leap will be tied closely to telehealth. we want to make sure that we're keeping that focus in light of the constraints with the epic build. moving on to interpretive service. the mission of interpretive service is to provide trained medical interpreters to ensure service between the patients and the san francisco health network providers. our overall need is the most recent report from the data center is 36.7% but over 35% of our patients require some level of language assistance. so again, i just want to place this in context. this is extraordinary. medical systems our size are nowhere near this rate. so said another way, it's safe to say as a network we couldn't practice medicine without interpreters. that's the importance of this utility. over the past year, we've done just to give a sense of volume, over a 250,000 interpretations. the top three languages remain stable. for y

for tele-mental health. okay. >> all right. thanks. >> i yield. >> thank you, ms. lee. mr. cunningham, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair, thank you to everyone of you for attending tonight. suicide prevention coordinators are critical to va's efforts to prevent veteran suicides. i wanted to see if y'all could speak to in your opinion, as to what shortcomings the va has, suicide prevention coordinators as far as mistakes they may make. are any issues or weaknesses found within that particular employment. >> sure. i can take that. we have i said earlier 444 suicide prevention coordinators, around the nation. we are the only hospital system that has employed full- time suicide prevention coordinators to get after this issue. we are in the process of hiring up another 246, this is based on an analysis that was done over the past year, that recognized the fact that we plucked up our veteran crisis centers as you know, brief to this committee, and then we also created a new capability called reach that which is a predictive algorithm that produces a red

nbc's al roker travrld to teled northern most portion of alaska, to a city considered ground zero for climate change. there he saw firsthand how the scientists are gathering this information at an absolutely vital level. >> we are here to go out with scientists who are doing cutting edge work to determine the damage and extent of climate change. global warming is happening. we see it here in alaska where the temperature is warming at twice the rate as the rest of the world. and what does that mean for us? what happens in the arctic doesn't stay here and, in fact, will affect people worldwide. >> it's the top of the world, and for scientist, this town, formerly known as barrow, is known for climate change. >> the changes that are happening are happening in just 30 to 50 years. >> reporter: so we made the trip 330 miles boabove the arctic circle and out onto the ice to see the research firsthand. >> how deep is this? >> 25 meters. >> ignacius rig or is a scientit from the university of washington. >> what's this one? >> this is our fundamental weather station that measures air pressure,

the defendants include doctors accused of writing fake prescriptions and owners of call centers, televiders and equipment companies. 130 of these companies billed medicare for $1.7 billion. the medicare program already paid out about 900 million of that, shep. >> shepard: john, did seniors on medicare lose money in this scam? >> the people targeted paid no money up front. federal investigators say they are still potential victims because they shared personal information, which can be shared on the black market, used for other crimes. they say it's very important if you believe that you are a victim of medicare fraud that you contact the health and human services fraud hot line immediately. the number is 800-hhs-tips. and authorities say it was tips to this hotline that helped them launch this investigation, shep. >> shepard: jonathan serrie, thank you. the new york mayor bill de blasio just declared a public health emergency in the nation's largest city, particularly in brooklyn, and ordered people to get vaccinations as a measle outbreak is spreading. he says the city has disease det

when a firm date was established for pulling the troops out, it basically sent the message to the tele-band that no matter how much we suffer over the next few years, if we can just hang in there we have got this thing. ms. dobriansky: what about the ongoing negotiations with the taliban that are taking now? pres. bush: the guy who is negotiating on behalf of the to myhe was close administration, he is a good guy. bob and i were chuckling because the afghans are constantly accusing him of wanting to be the president of afghanistan, which is not like the best decision in the world for him to be aiming for. but bob knows a lot more about it than i do. all i know is afghanistan has got a democratically elected government. that at some point in time to be a part of any process in order for it to work. mr. gates: i would say that -- i think he's a very good negotiator, a very good ambassador. he knows the afghans well. he is afghan himself. which is why they worried he wants to run for president, although why anyone would think that is a career-enhancing move i am not quite sure. but i think tha

a major disconnect, the tele- band is taking credit for that attack even as the u.s.ing down with the leaders for peace talks to end the war. >> this is the hardest part of my job. ice on the condolences to the families of the friends of those service members who lost their lives. they gave the ultimate sacrifice for which we can never repay. let's talk about the situation, we are executing the south asia strategy in the south asia strategy really speaks to reconciliation with the taliban and reconciliation comes about from putting pressure on them. what you see the casualties of war, and parallel there is a peace negotiation process and probably the best possibility for peace. >> 14,000 u.s. troops. it is your mandate to cut that? >> our mandate is to execute the south asia strategy, pure and simple. >> is 14,000 a good number? >> we don't talk troop movements and troop levels. >> is there hope that this will come to a resolution? >> i am hopeful. this is a real possibility for peace. as i mentioned earlier, we are driving down two tracks. >> we are here at the space

. >> teles me about the changn your restaurants over the last 30 years. you've started to cater different clientele. >> the clientele is changing. we have kids and families and if you have five people, there'sy usuallne with gluten free and somebody who doesn't want to eat meat or fish. so we have to have this wide variety. and also we have wonderful surf and turf and salmon and shrimp. >> and these are from the me cock menu? >> you can come over for dinner and have those dishes. >> what about the pasta? >> theyng complementihese beautiful -- >> you're making me all the tim gluten free, it sounds like. >> i pretty much eat everything. >> all right. are you and ioing to have a bowl when this is over? >> i do try to make healthier choices, i would try td beyon burger. >> tofu skewers. >> what are some of your best sellers? >> people come for brkfast. they have ndpancakes, waffle eggs. they have eggs with sausages. always the old classic sand byes. dohink at the silver diner we don't have what you want. we have a great meat loaf, buta it's m from grass fed b

looking at telemedicine, tele-press and looking at the person as a whole person. not necessarily focusing on getting people to get tested but seeing why they aren't getting tested. maybe it's because they're worried about food for their family members. so offering opportunities to provide other resources to encourage individuals to get tested. once we do identify individuals living with hiv, being able to link them to needed services. so you know, i think we have our work to do. i think that one of the things that will be a priority for us is to bring everybody to the table, those living with hiv, those from some of the rural populations to determine what it is we can do to make this successful. we have worked on an integrated plan, however we're still working on her end of the epidemic plan, and i think that will be a starting point to create a roadmap to get us to some of those goals we want to achieve. jen: one quick follow up. in mississippi, if someone wanted prep, where would you go? prep is available. we will now focus on providing more information about pr