let's bring into contortion he's a professor of political theory at the university of nursing, and he joins us now from prevents and front. profess, obviously a huge amount is riding on the selection posters. those seem to think that despite the, the seeming popularity of the national rally, they're not likely to get an absolute majority. will we see perhaps different motion behavior today because when we're looking at rentals. yeah, that's a very good point. it's true at the beginning of the week, there was projections that pops announced before was would be able to get to $299.00. so the novices majority that seems to have dropped off likely in parts in large part because of as being, as we know before the, this idea of the republicans from that the 3rd and candidate withdrawal. so that there would be a conflict through all the find. the 2nd phase come today because of either that or lost some of them, that's not kind of a good or important aspects to bring in is a crescent of participation, which has been very much of an in 2022. it's it, there's a, i think there's the 20 percent u

the next year that they'll try to implement your home professional political family at the university of nursing. and we appreciate it. thank you very much indeed. to do the 15 people have been killed by is very strikes on gaza since don't that follows the charging of a you and one school and staff at a sheltering displaced palestinians which killed 16 people and wounded at least 50 others. the attack happened at the new set of refuge account in central gaza. the number of victims is overwhelming. districts largest remaining health facility unlocks the hospital on us has rejected israel's claims. but it's telling me target advice was operating near the school. all just the that's how the mom would spoke to a doctor to dr. ahmad yourself. is a pediatrician at the i likes the hospital and he described the impact of israel's attacks and families and children. and currently the health care system is completely overwhelmed because of what appears to be a complete targeting of all the health care infrastructure in a small strip of land with 2 and a half 1000000 people in it. um the, the few hospitals

he's an associate professor of politics of university of nursing. and he also writes on french politics for projects and the good. he joins us now from london. here's the national assembly, i understand this set to convince for the 1st time on thursday, right? this set to be a power struggle that to when they try to elect the national assembly president, to sort of speaker of the house. all we liked you to see more decisiveness from the left there than so far when it comes to the prime minister that they have just an as actually that they will have a unity candidates from the last coefficients for speaker of the highest. so they haven't reveals, and that is yet, but it just the mass that they're not going to be a bit of a struggle between the different parties because as being pointed, i know i lastly lines nor to sandra's, or the far rice kind of majority. so how is that the task is going to work out? it is going to be very, very challenging for the prime minister. is quite interesting. the as was said by your journalist, or just being as a power s

some good food. alda 0 must say, is that the whole is a professor of political fairly at the university of nursing. and he's joining us from propose in funds. thank you very much indeed for being with us campaigning for the snap elections being described as rush. do you think the french voters have been given enough time to be able to make informed decisions? a yes. well that was part of my comes done, but it wasn't, it was a close stop and actually after the floor, european, the results for his party. but the idea was to put the nice and now which is claiming united instead of inc further into european policy. it also came 1st into for us trying to put them in front of the face. so are they ready to actually assume power or not? and it looks like, you know, there are products that are starting to show the, the polls, the latest pose suggesting that actually has come on us and, and it's on, there's will be quite far from an absolute majority, which is $289.00 in the french national assembly to be closer to $2210.00. so and then you have the last thing alliance and then like most own part to you wh

about the temple nurses working shorter hours, i'll just say that according to the pennsylvania hospital association, 30% of our in positions unfilled and apparently temple universitypital spent $55 million for nurse overtime during, because of a nursing shortage. so i'm not sure how to score that because they work less hours but he had to pay morer overtime and/or for other. >> these are for the nurse managers because the other nurses are on these like three-day schedules and so forth. and this was put into place at two years after the pandemic started. >> southerners managers are working -- that the rns themselves? >> correct. because they're not on five day schedules so they have spent almost out of time. mr. leland, right now were trying to get the health bill. the best i can tell my service working 80 hours a week. anytime they called it on a saturday or sunday or monday on holiday they are fully prepared and obviously there. when you all have big crunch time, deadline oestreich, boom, you got to move like people still 32 hours. >> was no. it's an all come right? this is not pencils down at 30 to hours. it's a question of what you stand to work with your flexi

caring for the sick by ridding us of medical debt, you can help us in this mission. >> our next witness is alison ward from chicago. neonatal nurse practitioner at the universityf chicago medical center and has personal experience with the difficulties of medical debt and ongoing costs of taking care of her family. >> good morning. i would like to thank the chairman and ranking member and all members of the committee for holding this important hearing and for me inviting. together with my husband we are the parents to twin boys and neonatal nurse practitioner. as a parent of children who spent over six months in an intensive care unit. our life as parents started with my twins were born at 30 weeks gestation weighing three pounds each. we health insurance coverage but with this coverage we were responsible for the cost of medical care. the reality of the situation and the anxiety we received a bill that was 25,000 within the babies' first month of life. it was important to concentrate instead of our financial worries. during this time we were anxious as we knew it was the hospital to share noise or a debt collector. this was scary. i returned to work earlier t

nurse. and they can go with another apprenticeship and they can go to university of wisconsin's system and take a higher level of nursing. that's really important. health care in our state is really hurting for people. and apprenticeships seem to be making a huge difference. and we are doing that in a lot of other areas, whether it's a business, finance areas, whether it is in the trades. and people like to earn money while they are learning, and that has proven to be a real incentive for people. >> please. >> we have had some success in that space recently. so, yes, health care is huge for everyone, is a huge piece of the economics. it's about the only place we've been able to expand and diversify our economy outside of tourism. we were short, like everybody, on health care providers. so we just got aggressive on that and said we are going to forgive the lungs, pay down the loans through health grants, repayment program. first year, we had a shortage of seven or 8000 health-care workers. everybody's going to need it because population is going to max out in age around 2030, 2035 so we are goin

imagine also scandal of underqualified nurses joining the nhs, the uk's under—fire nursing regulator is being forced to investigate fears that a third of universitiess to work in hospitals, despite failing to carry out hundreds of hours of training . and the sunday times training. and the sunday times israeli attempt to kill hamas leader leaves dozens dead in gaza airstrike. truant registered to save covid lost generation and fans descend on berlin and harry kane points the way. those are your front pages, but what about this corker in the sunday telegraph, liz truss blames rishi sunak for trashing her records. former prime minister liz truss that was the last prime minister. but one do keep up, she has blamed the scale of the tories general election defeat on rishi sunak trashing her record. liz truss, who lost her seat last thursday, becoming the first prime minister to do so since sir ramsay macdonald in 1935, says she was among the conservative candidates to have paid the electoral price for mr sunak's errors. writing for the telegraph in her first intervention since the devastating result, she said that she had kept her silence dunng that she

the gift will also help increase financial aid for other students in the university's schools of nursinga graduate of johns hopkins and said the high cost of medical school and gradual school, quote, too often bars students from enrolling, especially when the u.s. faces a shortage of medical professionals. >> boy, this is so important. you've seen a few other people do the same. now mayor bloomberg doing this at his alma mater, what a great -- as he said, we are facing a shortage of medical professionals, of nurses. so this is critical. >>> a look now at the morning papers across the country. the columbus dispatch has a front page feature on a bill that would allow students to leave school for religious classes. under the bill, public school students can attend an off-campus course with written permission from a parent or guardian. current ohio law allows students to be excused for religious instruction, but does not require districts to have a specific policy in place. the orlando sentinel reports a cyber attack has caused a backlog of death certificates. the electronic system has been

sacrifice of imam hussein, the more nurse reiterated that commemoration of events of karbala is important to reaffirm pledge to the ideas of the imam, imam hussein safe guarded the universal values of humanity, truth and justice, his love is the biggest unifying factor that brings people together regardless of ideologies or religious divide, is the source of inspiration and a perfect role model for the oppressed communities across the world, he teach us to remain steadfast and never compromise in the... of justice no matter how big the enemy is. m said the tragic events of karbala are replete with lessons and the message will resonate across history. they also carried flags of palestine and expressed their outrage over the... symbolizes the spirit of resistance against oppression and that's why people around the world draw lessons and inspiration from him and his uprising. voluntary groups had also set up stations to provide more with water, meals and tea. the authorities had made extensive security arrangements to ensure the procession goes smoothly. the best part of the procession is people's cooperation. today's peaceful procession is the divident of peace. process, we

universal credit fraud in the last year alone , it was £6.5 billion. now alone, it was £6.5 billion. now there's a lot of discussion in westminster at the minute, about 5.5% pay rises for teachers and for nurses, the two child benefit cap. well, both of those things could be paid for if they clamp down on benefits . fraud in the down on benefits. fraud in the department first. >> sounds good, but the intention might be there. what about the modus operandi? how do they do it? they haven't managed to recoup anything since covid. what's going to change now? >> well, that is the key question, martin. and i don't know about you, but i think the department simply throwing in the towel as they have done and saying that the issue of fraud in our society is inexorably just going to rise. and there's nothing we can do about that, frankly, isn't good enough from a government department. when we look at how the country has dealed with crises such as these in the past, it's not like this . in the past, it's not like this. and more fundamentally, i think the department for work and pensions has an obligation actually to crack down on this practice so that then taxpayers money is being spent on the public's

the wonderful family of lake and riley, the brilliant 22 year old nursing stood and she was so proud of being 1st in her class who was out for a jog on the campus of the university of georgia when she was assaulted, beaten and horrific lee killed yet another american life were stolen by a criminal loudly and said free by this administration. these were incredible people were talking about these were incredible people who died or to night american. this is my val, i will not let these killers in criminals. into our country, the keep our sons and daughters say as we bring security to our streets we will help bring stability to the world. 6 i was the 1st president in modern times to start no new or is, you know, we were the toughest we were the new use of those hungry, strong country run by very powerful, tough slater's tough guy. pressures are like up because you stuff and he came out recently, they were asking that interview. the whole world is exploding. what's happened and what's going on for to oregon to prime minister. hyundai is very tough. he said, i don't want people coming here to my country are blowing up our shopping centers and killing people. but they

the wonderful family of lake and riley, the brilliant 22 year old nursing stood and she was so proud of being 1st in her class who was out for a jog on the campus of the university of georgia when she was assaulted, beaten and horrific li killed yet another american life were stolen by a criminal alley and said free by this administration. these were incredible people were talking about these were incredible people who died this tonight, america. this is my vow. i will not let these killers and criminals into our country, the keep our sons and daughters say as we bring security to our streets, we will help bring stability to the world. 6 i was the 1st president in modern times to start no new or is, you know, we were the toughest we were the new use of those hungry, strong country run by very powerful, tough leaders. tough guy presses are like him because you stuff. and he came out recently there were asking, i met at interview the whole world is exploding. what's happened and what's going on to oregon prime ministers hungry. very tough that you said, i don't want people coming here to my country and blowing up our shopping centers and killing people. but they s

dealing with out of midwest in as they're trying to then on annotate basis code into that system into universally. couldn't someone approach them about putting in universally a disputekilled nursingode so that that would be, you know, applicable and apply to all of these might need it they change those things and i'm very much a - they - just a thought that maybe eric or someone would makn your part a lot easier just a thought. >> thank you for the citation i'll take that back. >> i have one can you give us more that context in the number of beds in the city in total? because we're dealing with lower level of care had you look at the numbers people have with the hospitals and their total alter and kaiser permanente has the system can be give us complexities how we can see challenges of general what, you know, objective people are in beds. >> that's a great question. we're not having it numbers in front of me right now but a couple of things that are for about that data one of the things this data didn't capture what challenges that the hospitals are xeshgs and i mean the discussed that with kaiser permanente but have contact with the providers like the hospitals they operate with

with the wonderful family of lakin riley with brilliant 22-year-old nursing student who was so proud of being first in her class. she was out for a jog on the campus of the university of georgia when she was assaulted, beaten and horrifically killed. yet another american life was stolen by a criminal alien set free by this administration. and these were incredible people. these were incredible people that died. tonight, america, this is my vow -- i will not let these killers and criminals into our country. i will keep our sons and daughters safe as we bring security to our streets. we will help bring stability to the world. i was the first president in modern times to start no new wars. we were the toughest and most respected. and you saw this, hungary, a strong country run by a tough leader. he came out recently. they were asking him in an interview, the whole world is exploding. what is happening? viktor orban, the prime minister of hungary, a very tough man said, i don't want people coming into my country and blowing up our shopping centers and killing people. and they said to him, what is going on? he said there is only one way to solve it -- you have to bring

of these universities in their affiliated hospitals. etemad newspaper has recently published a report criticizing the advice on childbearing provided in health centers and quoting an anonymous nurse who is said to be serving in a deprived village in kerman and wrote that we were threatened if we do not force childbearing in our village. . and education about pregnancy prevention, giving reprimands and deductions we will wait. the university of medical sciences of this region, after following up on this matter, said that based on our investigation, none of the health workers of the region conducted an interview in this regard, but if they provide documentation, the relevant official will be dealt with seriously. we have never given such advice to our service providers. just our goal as those who are on the front lines of health. informing mothers about the benefits of having children. in another part of the report of etemad newspaper , it is said that disabled babies are born due to the prohibition of stilts in iran. we in no way called anything we do not have a ban on plagiarism. but we have standardized and made it scientific. unfortunately, because it is tied to the commercial

they say favorite supporters of the ruling party and they want a nurse based system and spend tons of how do we has more now from zacko. c from the back of medical university, around the us, proud of the doctor university campus. now the product is going on near the language. modern memorial, the large number of students have gathered yet. there's also some gather and many pops of the city in different answer section and then not staying very long, but testing and then leaving that area. they've been reports a balance in different parts of the country. i feel that as a student, we should all take part in these preteen. we are taking a risk and all violence against protest is messed up immediately. we re continued the movement and now we have new d months. aside from the abortion make up the quote, the system. we also once the withdrawal of comic busha, seen and stopping all violence against us, the cities are signing the continued to protest. they are to protest against that proto as. 1 of the government, heavy and effective, and the pro government elements attacking government. the buckeye university, 10000. now the $10000.00 across the country with the h

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nurses up to 1 million rubles. we hope that these decisions will be a good incentive for our doctors to stay in small settlements, as well as for graduates of medical colleges and universitieside qualified care and consultations to local residents. of course, this is extremely important; not all of them, for various reasons, have the opportunity to travel, get treatment, even to a regional medical facility. mikhail mishustin made a working trip to grozny, where he held a meeting with members government commission on social and economic development of the north caucasus federal district. it took place on the sidelines of the caucasus investment forum, where the regions reported on the implementation of breakthrough projects. in priority sectors launched 3 years ago. together with the heads of regions and federal ministries , the meeting included elaborate solutions to improve the quality of life in the macroregion, develop its economy and social sphere. the head of government noted the results that were achieved in the manufacturing sector industry and agriculture. this was the result of coordinated actions of federal and regional authorities and development institutions. th

ago i was in an operating room and the phone rings when one of the circulating nurses -- and the -- hold it up to my ear and it was the university and there was a the florida wants to attach your wages for child support. i said, what? i said can i have three children. children. i support them very well. by the way, i have, by the way i have eight grandchildren, not three. [applause] but they said there's a woman in florida that says you are the father of her son, and she knows where you went to high school. college and medical school, internship and residency even has -- [inaudible] i sit anybody can get that information. are you kidding? on the basis of that, a paternity suit? and they had to get my lawyer involved and it escalated, event the state said send us a blood specimen so we can do a dna . and i said, i'm not going to give you guys might lead as incompetent as your it will end up at a murder scene and i'll end up in jail for the rest of my life. [laughing] and then it escalated a little more and that it just died. but what happens is sometimes people see somebody who's out and about a lot like myself and they assume th

of laken riley, the brilliant 22-year-old nursing student. she was so proud of being first in her class, who was out for a jog on the campus of the university ofw, i will not let these killers and criminals into our country. [ applause and cheering ] i'll keep our sons and daughters safe bringing security to our streets and we'll help bring stability to the world you saw this, hungary, strong country run by very powerful tough leaders, tough guy. press doesn't like him and he came out recently and they were asking him at an interview, the whole world is exploding and what's happening? what's going on? victor aubon, the prime minister of hungary, said i don't want people coming into my country and blowing up our shopping centers and killing people. but they said to him, tell us what's going on. what's happening? what is it? he said there's only one way we can sell it. you've got to bring president trump back to the united states because he kept everybody at bay. [ applause ] >> he used the word i wouldn't use because i can't use this word and the press would say he's a braggard. i'm not. china and russia and everybody was afraid of him. nothing

of laken riley, the brilliant 22-year-old nursing student. she was so proud of being first in her class. who was out for a jog on the campus of the university of georgia when she was assaulted, beaten, and terrifically killed. another american life was stolen by a criminal alien set free by this administration. these were incredible people we're talking about. incredible people who died. tonight, america, this is my vow. i will not let these killers and criminals into our country. i will keep our sons and daughters safe as we bring security to our streets, we will help bring stability to the world i was the first resident in modern times to start no new wars. we were the toughest. we were the most respected you saw those hungary, strong country run by a tough guy. president doesn't like him because he's tough. he came out recently, they were asking him in an interview, the whole world is -- what's happening? viktor orban, prime minister of hungary, very tough man. he said i don't want people coming into my country and blowing up our shopping centers and killing people. they said to him, tell us what's going on? what's happening? what is it?

the creative writing at the university of pennsylvania, and for two decades before that was a staff writer at the washington post. he lives with his wife, cecile, a retired nurse outside philadelphia. and in washington and d.c. please for his books at bookshops. dot org. a site that will lead you to your local independent bookstore. but tonight we also have books for sale in the lobby courtesy of books on call nyc over there. paul and i will be in conversation for 40 minutes or so and then we will take questions from our live audience. we will try to end this program after about one hour. again, to the leon levy foundation for funding this and all our events. so paul. paul, i want to begin you say this book has been simmering. you use that word for at least half century but it is a memoir. is it a memoir or is it a biography of your father? what's the difference. oh, boy. a great question. and when i figure it out, i'll tell you, i call it a reported memoir. i'll just in a minute, try to say a little more about that. but i asked my on the way in if i could just make some acknowledgments. thank you's right here at the start and i'll take a detour and do that. s

university professors and the the, the most have permanent doctors in gauze right now. the number of health care workers who have been killed by is there instances genocide exceeded 500 people buy from the doctors and nurses and health care professionals. over a $160.00 journalists were targeted what they're covering. the news from garza and they have been telling all the told prominent professors in gaza is that they're doing this because they, they wanted to other people and does it that you don't have a way of living can cause i and the, the policy maybe would have to do because this is ester, nick, it's lindsey and genocide in the cleansing of the policy and people. how can they do ethnic cleansing in gaza without destroying the infrastructure, without destroying those, the permanent people that giving way of life and goes to like health care workers, and doctors and professors and teachers. they have to do that so that the people in cause i need cause and whatever. so this is manufactured, it's a plant. they know exactly what they're doing. they're not just getting by mistake . they're not just sitting, can think unintentionally. they know where they are coming. when they bump my family than you who

general sides of government and these are the targets doctors and nurses, childrens under mothers, engineers that academics, students on that hers from elementary school to high school to university school, the story, every single university, every single hospital. and yes, it's been killing jordan that it's by the many, many dozens including a number of our own colleagues in garza and. ready i spent in palestine and at the same time getting bands, joe 0 in the band such as 0 for reporting the facts on the ground. and we have been and we had reported for man is that as much as from palestine, we have had, as many horses from is right. as we've had from that us. and yet can, we weren't bad as is what continues to can all work on each other. comics by this time it's been harder 610 months and it had certainly been one for our colleagues. i just what i was trying to join us in gaza strip and there was a hold of succeed that just continues to unfold as we wait for more bad news from guys, including about a good number to our own colleagues. indeed, and i wanted to try that out, is there a senior pass code on list? thank you. my one as the well, if you're just joining us, it is just p

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