. -- covid ward. i chose _ hospital's overboard. -- covid ward. my city - hospital's overboard. -- covid ward. i chose my city becausel hospital's overboard. -- covidj ward. i chose my city because i wanted to deal with my community, my society, my people, my home. i got to live that career and the city i look up that career and the city i look up to. that career and the city i look u- to. , , that career and the city i look u . to, , , ., ~' that career and the city i look uto. ,, ., ~ ., up to. this is rafik hariri university _ up to. this is rafik hariri university hospital, - up to. this is rafik hariri - university hospital, lebanon's largest healthcare public largest healthca re public institution. largest healthcare public institution. every year it treats thousands of the country's poorest patients. t country's poorest patients. i love working at rafik hariri university hospital because it simply receives and hosts those vulnerable populations that are the most in need. even if it is not to the highest of standards or to the best of qualit

yeah, and there is really _ from the maternity ward.d worked out what is the best, safest thing for them to do, so in the guardian, your hearing about the trinity wards being more at risk and perhaps unable to deliver the vital services they need to —— maternity wards. i have to say, for my own experience of the coming apparent during the pandemic, there is a lot of restriction still on maternity wards, with only one parent logged in at a time, which can be challenging, but i think it is understandable, but this contrasted with the telegraph piece, which is talking about cases going down, and this interesting idea about children's epidemic which may well fizzle out, i do think a lot of people will be scratching their heads to try to work out what they should be doing and what is going on with a view to the end of the year and dismiss, as faiza said. {lilia with a view to the end of the year and dismiss, as faiza said. ok, we are auoin and dismiss, as faiza said. ok, we are going to _ and dismiss, as faiza said. ok, we are going to go _

back on the covid ward, it's another busy shift for dr ghaidaa.and they need a physician to carry on the procedure and, like, know what kind of medication to give and start compressions. i was a bit shocked because i saw the patient yesterday in the morning and he was fine. he wasn't even complaining, if anything, so to just drop dead like this, it's a bit of a shock to us and i was a bit aggressive because i really wanted him to carry on, but it just didn't happen. but, i mean, this is how it goes. we usually were like "somebody�*s dead? ok, so it's a free bed", right? so... yeah, sorry. there were several nights during my duties where i found myself alone with dying patients and then you look at them and you realise that you're not the reason they're dying, it's the country they're living in. as the hospital continues to struggle, a surprise breakthrough has seen the formation of a new government. many of those in the new cabinet are from traditional political parties, blamed by many in lebanon for the current crisis. but there were a number of

this is the part where i want to talk a little bit about julia ward how. julia ward how woman who wrote the battle hymn of the republic in 1862. i thought you about her. she didn't begin to take on a more public role during the civil war especially through writing, she's a brilliant thinker, diaries are at harvard and she becomes involved american women's suffrage association because she wants the vote. she the more moderate character than elizabeth cady stanton and she wants the vote for this reason. her husband, every time she wants to leave him he says great, go, you will never see your kids again. in this era, children are the property of their fathers, and if women divorce their husbands they can because from the kids so she stays married to him and tries to continue to have access to the kids. the great part of this story, i read to her directly years ago, he is really awful to her and keeps trying to destroy the diary, telling her she is stupid and nobody will listen to her and she doesn't matter and he is the shining light in the couple because he

there are 40% corporations in a hospital wards -- normal hospital wards than a week ago and 15% in intensivere units. >> and back to class for the primary schoolchildren in berlin after the holidays, but with the difference -- no masks. even though the prevalence is particularly high in schools, massacring is not particularly obligatory. >> we have a lot on our hands with other diseases, as always in the autum the intensive care units are already stretched. we are down to 10 or 12% capacity, that is just too low, and staff are exhausted after 19 months. most patients are unvaccinated and experts say that is a big problem, and a parental one. about 65% is a vaccinated -- this attitude is called reckless. anyone who doesn't get vaccinated now is risking their lives and the lives of those around them. politicians are debating what should happen as the epidemic runs its course, but the party leaders of germany's likely next government already have a clear position. >> school closures, lockdowns, and kerr funds -- curfews will not happen with us. medical errors calling for clear guidance. sumi: f

ward is counterclaiming for harassment.ppen in a dog park and when you go to a dog park and you unleash your dogs for them to romp around sometimes things happen and you sort of accept that as a liability of letting your dogs free in a park. and there may be some merit to that. i assume this is your dog... >> yes. >> judge judy: the offending dog. >> yes. >> judge judy: how long have you had the dog? >> i've had her for about a year and a half. >> judge judy: has she ever bitten anyone? >> no. >> judge judy: has she ever bitten another animal? >> no. >> judge judy: were you ever cited in any way for having an aggressive dog? >> only when this issue happened. >> judge judy: how many dogs do you have? >> two. >> judge judy: what kind are they? >> i have my great dane, and then i have my whippet mix. >> judge judy: and how much does this girl weigh? >> 108 pounds. >> judge judy: and they have

while the ward is suffering from consumerism. this point i agree with you, we probably can tolerate spending a bit last individual basis, but when it comes to the supply chain, it is a very different situation. now from 30 years ago, countries have to balance their own patterns. countries like friction and the us have probably permanently lost their ability to develop a major range and lower and supply chain of their own. and if we look at the global goods about 80 percent are produced and sold locally, only about 20 percent of the goods are doing international trade. they're traveling around the world. and amanda is 20 percent of global. this is very unlikely that any of the countries did not have the capacity can suddenly debacle capacity. it's either because the higher land cost or higher taxes or labor costs, they just simply cannot. they have to rely on c, n on china. so i think this is a new reality. people have to adapt to, they can just develop or to, or a fact, a parallel system. one rely on the regional supply and why r

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they can always quicker than the rest of the ward. so i think that kind of victims of their victories because they have modest robin the economy so fast, and now they're having problems with the supply because the demand is already there . but the supplies and all that to see that the demand. so trying to think about carefully when you're playing with kind of there's, when you open that market, for example, how the market is going to react to do months. i think it's very important for the near future. just kara, we are running out of time, but i just want to ask you this question. there is collateral damage when it comes to the global supply chain. it's not just the big economies in the world, china, the us, russia, britain, europe, et cetera. there are, you know, poor nations who certainly can't afford to trade certainly can't afford to buy those because because the price has gone up. does that make a difference to how the supply chain works? well, absolutely. i think that's, that's a big situation, particularly when you have a suppl

that working on the wards. what ruc in on the wards? �* ., ., the wards?e wards? at the moment, i am - working in accident and emergency in birmingham and in the last few weeks we have seen an increase in the number of patients coming in of all age groups, young and old. covid—19 can affect everyone. as a result we are seeing some who have become seriously unwell, some who have unfortunately passed away, so covid—19 is still here. unfortunately passed away, so covid-19 is still here.- unfortunately passed away, so covid-19 is still here. when you say across all age _ covid-19 is still here. when you say across all age groups, _ covid-19 is still here. when you say across all age groups, is _ covid-19 is still here. when you say across all age groups, is that - covid-19 is still here. when you say across all age groups, is that as - covid-19 is still here. when you say across all age groups, is that as it | across all age groups, is that as it ever was or are you saying any change in the sort patients coming through? it change in the sort patients coming th

so i hope somebody's watching a tell me about the 2021 b t, hip hop wards the i am here pop ward. certainly a few people. can they claim that you're one of them tell me i tell me what i felt like that. and i rather must have been growing it. amazing, amazing like you like like we mentioned it does seem a low double that sort of little bit because you know, here they are honoring you all your work and everything. but it also, it also reminds you that you get know, you know what i'm looking at all the young faces, man and all the and all the new acts. and i now i can remember being in that seat looking up at looking up at the podium. and some of the people paved the way for myself, you know, and you just feel a little different about it. but when i was looking out, it was just amazing man because you know, you get a lot of congratulations, all of the youngsters. i'm happy to pay half of my didn't even know they weren't. but how, how i've influenced them and how, you know, they're excited to be there on my day and, you know, and things like that. and, you know, it just makes you feel

starting us off this hour, our nbc news correspondent jake ward from california, the headquarters of facebook. facebook advisor, roger mcnamee and katie harbeck. she ran the team on how to use facebook for their needs. roger, we'll start with you. as we do know, facebook has been a punching bag for years, but what was interesting was the witness with her candid testimony, and two, the substance. this went from saying facebook is bad and explaining how facebook and instagram can be addictive and harmful to children and can really undermine our democracy. roger, is this an inflection point? >> the thing about francis haugen is she is so courageous, so ah authoritative, and i found her utterly convincing. i thought her testimony today was extraordinary. in my mind what she has essentially done is -- mortgage loans or policing. i think when we're looking at it, we need to think about safety for all technology. i do think the motion that likes the fda that certifies products every year is actually a really good idea with harsh penalties if it turns out you're not safe. i think we also nee

but you know, so when mr. ward comes to your town, you have the option to not buy a ticket. you can ignore his podcast, you have the right to do all those things. but should he be prosecuted in a court of law that takes it bridge way too far and in my opinion, matter, the law have no room for maneuver on this. they can't necessarily legislate on subjective thoughts of an audience as to whether something's offensive or tasteless . i mean, i'm offended that this was even considered. i'm offended that a human rights tribunal got to charge in and find a guy tens of thousands of dollars for a joke, comedy and joking. and freedom of speech is a human right. when did this change? this is nuts to me. and you know, i have to disagree with the, the woman who spoke before this, he was not making fun of his disability. he was primarily making fun of people like her who thought the kid was so weak that you couldn't comment and make fun of his singing. and he hardly made one of his thing. he just said he was a bit less good than celine dion. and the whole joke is that people were if we sa

clarissa ward, cnn, kabul. >> just incredible to have clarissa ward on the ground for us there, theserian laundrie and now his sister is speaking out so we are live with an update next. from the very first touch, pampers, the #1 pediatrician recommended brand, helps keep baby's skin drier and healthier. so every touch will protect like the first. pampers some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town, and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. learn about plans that could give you more healthcare benefits than you have today. depending on the plan you choose, you could have your doctor, hospital, and prescription drug coverage in one convenient plan. from humana, a company with 60 years of experience in the healthcare industry. you'll have lots of doctors and specialists to choose fr

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today is her last day in the ward. what's going on in your mind right now? many of them. i put more people in body bags over the last two years than i have in the last nine. it's hard. and there's just a heaviness. so. that -- that effort to preserve my own mental and emotional health was a -- helped with the decision to do something a little different. >> reporter: the exhausting and polarized climate has also led to troubling protest signs like this one outside the e.r., calling doctors murderers. >> i feel forllf us whore trng toiggainst covid and provide care and that's what the greeting is. >> reporter: now more than 18 months into a pandemic that once celebrated these workers as heroes, dr. megan mcinerney says today she thinks twice about wearing her scrubs in public. >> is it because i feel unsafe? i don't necessarily think so, but i'm certainly not going to put myself out there. i'm not going to put up a sign that i'm a health care worker. >> once celebrated as heroes, today some at times feel like the enemy. one r.n. in this icu actually left to be

jake ward, thank. don't go far. we'll be coming back to you later in the hour for an update on the hearing. >>> let's now turn to what else is happening in washington. joining our conversation, politico white house correspondent and playbook co-author, eugene daniels. he's also an msnbc political contributor. leann is still with us. thank you both for being with me. leann, the standoff on the debt limit continues. the u.s. barreling towards defaulting on its debt. what's the plan to stop that from happening? >> there is a plan. i don't know if it will work, though, jose. the plan is for senate democrats to hold another vote tomorrow on lifting the debt limit. but the problem with that plan is it needs the support of ten republicans in order to move that process forward. there's no indication that i'm getting from republicans on capitol hill that they are willing to provide that support. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell insists that he's not going to help democrats do it. now, i will say that there is -- there

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this morning the ward ministries hosted in antiviolence block party at the black culture his own and east oakland. but in setting it up, they asked themselves the key question. >> what do kids like? that is what we are going to do, is what kids like. >> reporter: it sounds like you are saying it is important to listen to kids if you want to get through to kids. >> exactly. took they offered games and challenge contests and even a pop-up rollerskating rink and it turns out that success at throwing a good party may hold some of the same elements at preventing violence. >> when you start to hear the ages of young people who are committing the crime, they are beginning to be younger and younger. and so i believe it is our responsibility not to say those kids, but to really know that they are our kids so you get there appears to reach out to them and get them involved in a day like this. >> reporter: reverend ward has created a team of young people to become positive influencers in the neighborhood and guys like stephen harvey. >> i have not seen a lot here so i have to take responsibilit

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in prisons, they were david dun, guy juniors last words in 2015 before he died in the hospital ward of sidney's long by prison. oh, the coroner found lack of oxygen while he was restrained, was a contributing factor to his dead. and, but it has taken the death of a black man in america to wake us up to what happens here. are the black people die here in custody? and that the numbers keep rising. and we failed to stop us. i don't believe actually the government have learned anything more than how to hide operational deaths in custody from the world. and that's what we're trying to expose here. we need to expose globally what's happening here in australia because we resonate with people like george floyd, we resonate with those families. we resume with, you know, various testing custody around the world that are going. i'm same similar issue, adobe whatever, and stop you think about it through the years of slave we're we're set free play masses or palletized masses. they became brain. gra kilo bab, though the blacks from about 70 years from run the hotel, no. tulsa, oklahoma, and rosewoo

there's no light in the maternity ward.that makes no sense at all. we're not in a state of war, there is no earthquake, there are no hurricanes. we just need the bare minimum — electricity, for foreign countries to help the haitian state, but not the government. haiti has been in political turmoil since the president was assassinated injuly. the prime minister is a suspect in the murder investigation but denies any involvement. a month later, an earthquake struck, and getting aid in has been difficult because of gang violence and kidnappings. now, the country is facing a new crisis — its largest gang has blocked access to its main fuel terminal, demanding the prime minister's resignation. ariel henri has refused to step down but acknowledge the impact of fuel shortages. translation: the country'sl hospitals will find themselves in great difficulties if they cannot find the fuel they need to have electricity so they can treat the sick. his message was cold comfort for haitians struggling to access healthcare. translation: i'

the mainland ward and the island ward were connected by rock which in a sense, it eroded away and thedrivers behind the project and its whole reason to exist was to improve accessibility to the site. one of the major problems at tintagel is this incredibly rocky landscape. we wanted to be able to get lots of people here who couldn't get here before because there were so many steps up to the island, a lot of people couldn't because they had bad knees, use wheelchairs — whatever it was. now we have essentially step—free access all the way from the car park onto the site, and it was so satisfying on the opening day to see literally a queue of wheelchair users from the local village queue up to be the first person to cross the bridge and onto the island — something that they may not have done for many, many years. in my mind, this was a textbook example of how you should design a major piece of engineering in a really sensitive heritage or archaeological site. you could look at all sorts of designs for bridges that would actually have to go through the archaeology on the surface of the is

cnn's clarissa ward went to afghanistan to find a very different picture.ble afghans tortured and shamed with medieval techniques. >> reporter: this is the image the taliban want to project. friendly and pious, bringing peace and security. on the streets of ghazni city, a taliban official goes from shop to shop. talking to the owners. he asks how the security situation is with the taliban in charge. the situation is good. praise be to god, the man says. it may well be a performance for our cameras, but it is telling. the taliban wants to show they have changed. when you're talking to the men and some of them don't have long beards, are you saying anything to them about their beards or does it matter right now? we tell the people that this is the prophet muhammad and make them aware, he says. but we don't want to force the people to do this. in another part of the market, the newly resurrected, much-feared religious police are also keen to show they are taking a lighter touch. they gather the shopkeepers to introduce themselves and warn them about the import

here's jacob ward. >> reporter: facebook's internal research shows that for years the company has studiedically every social ill that plagues its platform from human trafficking to violence. and facebook appears to be at war with itself as to what should be done. as some of its researchers loudly sound the alarm. >> they are making dramatic recommendations about changes to the company, but it doesn't seem as if the company has changed. why is that? >> we do listen to the researchers, and first the fundamental question is why would you have a research team in the first place? we have those researchers. we've built a team now of more than 1,000 individuals, most of them with ph.d.s, who work on researching the experience that people have around our products and our different features for only one reason and that's to make those products and features better. >> but researchers post internal messages with titles like, does facebook reward outrage? carol's journey to qanon and we are responsible for viral content. when we post misinformation, it's more likely to be shared. and that can lead to

utilities having a good day, to karen wards point.anks are down which is interesting in the wake of what we are seeing. we are getting a flatter curve and that seems to be the narrative. a story this morning talking about 30,000 job cuts at volkswagen. you need fewer people to build motors than engines. the u.k. housing market continuing to provide a good update for barrett. that setting the sector on fire. if you want to talk about the housing market being on fire the u.k. is an example. man group, was at 5.6 billion they took in? well above expectations. it continues to pull in funds, a fresh record in terms of assets under management. alix: volatility equals active management. german finance minister olaf scholz is in washington for an imf meeting. in report turn caught up with him -- annmarie hordern caught up with them. >> there are a lot of prices that increase which is also due to the economic recovery we have seen world wide. so far all the experts tell us in the next year we will have normalization of price. alix: annmarie ho

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this intensive care ward has the capacity for 10 children, but have to accommodate 30 see this machine. many of them are not working with it or the dying buffer. children are increasing because we haven't anything really the budget for the thing like these are right. i mean, if it is life saving right dollars off of this is, are debra, increasing it yet, but we have nothing. not in the front cover face. i'm coming from a model that are children that are malnourished. the approaching winter is going to make matters worse for millions of afghans who are unable to feed their families. the u. s. children body says it will try to get help from international donors. seeing number of children that are saying that a mon norrish of equipment that are failing oh, supplies that are very limited. the health system is about to collapse. ah, we have weeks, not months or years. we will have humanity and capacity that are millions of people that out of going to star there's winter coming to food shortage is is a medical shortage or you heard that there is fuels short fish? ah, so the whole country is

i'm charlotte bellis, in the maternity ward of dusty bassetti state hospital in cobble. we don't to say the suspension of foreign aid is putting these woman's lives. ah, we begin with su dawn and the mounting demands at home on abroad for the military to walk backwards. the un assistance mission to sir john has treated that envoys from several western countries have met with the ousted prime minister, abdullah ham dock at his residence and us secretary of state antony blank and has spoken to his foreign minister $2.00 neighbors. the also showing disapproval, the african union has suspended call to me until civilian rule is restored and the world bank has put a deliveries on hold. anger within the country is also growing. state will company, workers and doctors have joined protests against the power grab. meanwhile, the military's cracked on continues more politicians and activists happen, arrested, sick sudanese ambassadors happens, fact heb morgan has this report from call to these road blocks on the streets and neighborhoods around to dance. capital 2 are now a common

for more on this, i bring in jacob ward.od morning. 10,000 john deere workers went on strike this morning. why are we seeing what feels like an uptick in strikes? >> good morning, jose. that's right, it is the largest private sector strike in two years. 10,000 members of the united autoworkers striking against john deere, asking for better pay and as you say, that is part of a national push when it comes to negotiations between labor and management. we also see iatsi, the behind the scenes union in hollywood preparing to go on strike. they say they could strike as early as monday. that's about 60,000 members of the behind the scenes union in hollywood and would bring hollywood production to a halt. they say the revenue for hollywood has gone up during the pandemic and they haven't seen their share of it and you mentioned nurses. about 21,000 members of the nursing union here in california saying that they are prepared to go on strike, about 96% of them voted in favor. they have the to issue about a ten-day warning, because i

james ward-prowse _ you believe the earth is flat.d - you believe the earth is flat. james ward-prowse has been held up - you believe the earth is flat. james ward-prowse has been held up to. you believe the earth is flat. james ward—prowse has been held up to the england squad for the matches against andorra and hungary. the southampton captain replaces the injured leeds midfielder calvin phillips. he will be hoping to win his ninth england cap. he was included in the initial england squad for euro 2020 this summer, but he missed the cut for the final 26. women's super league leaders arsenal will be hoping to take their brillaint form into the champions league but have the tough task of facing champions barcelona in their group stage opener. 16 teams feature in the group stages in a new look tournament. barcelona lifted the trophy for the first time in may after thrashing chelsea 4—0. but arsenal are unbeaten so far this season and bossjonas eidevall says they have "no fear at all" of facing the defending champions. some rugby league

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plus i'm charlotte bellis in the maternity ward with dusty but she state hospital in cobble. we dock to say the suspension of foreign aid is putting these woman's lives. ah. now the u. k says, threats by france to block british boats from its ports are a breach of international law. and the latest escalation in a dispute linked to a post breaks at fishing agreement. the comments come after francis seized a british boat fishing and its waters without a license in paris is also threatening sanctions. if the u. k. doesn't got more licenses to french fishermen in u. k. waters. the british government has any sanctions would be met with the appropriate retaliation. it is very disappointing to see the comments that came from france yesterday. we believe these are disappointing and disproportionate and not what we'd expect from a close ally and partner the measures being threatened. do not appear to be compatible with the trade in co operation agreement or wider international law. and if carried through will be met with an appropriate and calibrated response. why don't you feel it's

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