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we want michael watt taken to task over this.nd for patients who have died under the care of one doctor. if anything is to be learned out of this and if any action is to be taken, families, we must make it easier forfamilies to be heard. northern ireland's department of health has apologised, but michael white himself has never had to face the public. he asked to be removed from the medical register, which has meant he has never been required to attend a public tribunal. the police have said they are considering the findings of the medical reviews of michael watt�*s work before determining whether they will conduct a criminal investigation. families say they will continue to campaign for the disgraced doctor to be called to account for his actions. emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. the food standards agency says school meals are a more important safety net now than ever, because so many families, are struggling with the rising cost of living. they've been working with 18 councils in england on a system to keep up the quality of scho

your house might need a ten kilowatt system, so that's 10,000 watts.our whole house up. but how exactly does the bodyheat system work? the heat from the dancers is sucked up into vents and rather thanjust being pumped out into the atmosphere like a regular ac unit, it is transferred into a specialised fluid and then pumped into a dozen boreholes 200 metres under the venue's community garden. the sandstone and mudstone here absorb and retain the heat, effectively acting like a thermal battery. then, when that energy is needed, weeks or even months later, it can be transferred back through heat pumps to warm or cool the venue. we have attached temperature sensors to all of the borehole loops, so we can see the individual temperature of each loop and how that is varying, and that all feeds back into the control system in the plant room, so we can see notjust the total temperature of the system but each individual loop and that allows us to balance it for efficiency. the bodyheat system is being turned on at a party, and what better way than an event honou

tte: name of dr michael watt his history with these patients?of dr michael watt has become well—known in northern ireland over the last few years for the wrong reasons. he worked at the belfast health trust until 2017. the year after that, 2500 of his patients were recalled after concerns were raised, the biggest ever recall to happen in this part of the uk. of those 2500 patients, one in five of them had to have their diagnosis changed. now, he was a consultant neurologist, he treated to conditions like parkinson's disease, motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis. there have been a few investigations into his practice. an inquiry earlier this year, for example, found there had been significant failures, and also criticised the belfast trust for not picking up on the problems earlier. the latest review concerns patients who were under dr watt�*s care who died. so physicians from the royal couege died. so physicians from the royal college were directed by the health care regulator in northern ireland to take on a sample exercise, if you like. t

so to the right is watt avenue and jackson road and that's from the handwritten directions where he was supposed to turn or exit off of highway 50 and turn left onto jackson road. the blue lines are his call records that we were able to get from his cell phone number and that showed him turning his device back on at about 8:52 and 8:54 p.m. on january 28th. this is what led us to believe that he was in that area. and if you look at the red line, that arrow indicates a gas station that we were able to get surveillance video from showing a car similar to his left onto highway 16. this is an overview, on the top left is where he was determined to be based on his cell phone and the video. in the middle right there is where the remains were located. the next mark on highway 16 is the next direction according to the handwritten directions. and then to the far right is pioneer to give some context of where they were located. and that's a zoomed-in map of where the remains were eventually located. and i can play that again afterwards. >> thank you, gentlemen. thank you, john and tyler. at this

and so did the turbines. developers of focusing on the $100.00 watt tacoma unit, which could be used on the terrace or the roof of a house. for the yesterday, poke a moke a moon up, the system can be used as a back up energy supply in a home in a most say not cash. only imagine a detached house with 2 to 4 solar panels is pushing it out even although psyche position is that then has one or 2 generators. yeah, households basic needs could be covered using wind energy even at night, or you're only gone. because unlike the sun wind doesn't disappear at night. during the pandemic, the team had to economize due to a lack of money. but then a game changing order came in. the plan as of the neil muddle eco city in saudi arabia, want to use renewable energy. and cortex is large scale atlantis system is now going to be tested on the site you're on. but for brandon them and their notion of surprisingly they have given us this wonderful opportunity to build units of up to 7 and 8 meters from with the router. it's a great opportunity for us to learn more and open up and develop the technology mo

that it would then have an output of $100.00 watts here. but if they go into production soon, the client vibrating wind turbines could be available to buy early next year. one thing, governments and regulators need to get louder about is green washing. the practice is prevalent, according to one reported 42 percent of cases green claims or exaggerated deceptive or out right. false. look no further than the food and beverage sector is how to hold companies accountable. ah, you probably recognize at least some of these products they're made by europe's biggest food manufacturers. these companies all seem really concerned about plastic waste. there's a lot of plastic pollution in the environment. and the uncomfortable truth is that some of it has got our name on it. $8000000.00 tons of plastic waste and up in the ocean each year. we are committed to enhancing the sustainability of our packaging and our business really olympic that anyway. but many of these companies also consistently rank among the walter worst, plastics polluters, the coca co

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nick watt is live in colorado springs this morning. believe you're outside the hospital because there's still so many people injured inside. >> reporter: that is right. there are at least 25 people injured, poppy. five dead. ten of the injured are in this hospital behind me, some of them in critical condition. gun shot wounds and more. last night i spoke to two people who walked out of that club just a couple of minutes before the gunman walked in. and they said it was not busy. maybe 30, maybe 50 people max in there. so five dead, 25 injured amongst that. and those that weren't injured in body, obviously injured in mind during that traumatic, traumatic short burst of gun fire. apparently the gunman walked in just a little bit before midnight and opened fire with a long rifle almost immediately. guys? >> i know that the authorities have not released a full list of the victims, those murdered and those who are still fighting for their lives. we're slowly learning some of their names. i wonder if you heard from any of the victim's famili

it creates $100.00 watts of power for the survey for come on, come on. the turbine can now provide energy for a home. a single family home, for instance, could have 3 or 4 solar panels on the roof. additionally, there could be one or 2 platelet turbines to provide the basic energy needs at night consume, obasi love, even the gourne cornyn up when you're only gone. the decisive at manage off the weakling wind turbines. they can be put in populated areas even cities. once the large prototypes are finished, mass production of these mid sized turbines is getting closer. perhaps there will be available for purchase early next year. and here's a look at our top story at this hour. g g 20 summit in bali, wrapped up with leaders buying to quote, calibrate the pace of interest rate rights. in order to avoid spill overs. they also warned of increased volatility and currency moves while condemning brushes war in ukraine. that social thanks for watching have a successful day ah, [000:00:00;00] with ah, imagine building a green house in every fellow an energy plan an

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thus, we can produce dozens of millions of watts of cheap watt, plus nuclear energy and power infrastructure which is connected to the energy grid of the european union. now russian missile terrorism aiming at our energy capabilities. russians the day before yesterday launched almost 100 missiles against our power infrastructure. and yet today again, the losses are colossal. but it means that rebuilding will have to be a large-scale project. i am inviting your countries and companies to start joining, we held one of the biggest australian investment groups committed first $500 million into the green growth of ukraine. under 25 billion rebuilding the facility of ukraine, and i am grateful to mr. andrew forrest for his decision to be the first and mr. larry fink from blackrock. another example is resources. the economy needs lithium and other rare metals. in some of these resources, we have the biggest deposits in europe. this is a colossal opportunity, plus transport capability. machine building capacity, a culture of labor and access to the labor markets of the world. this is the basis of th

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the latest review concerns patients who were under dr watt�*s care who died.n a sample exercise, if you like. they examined the clinical records of a4 patients who died, they found that over those a4, well, the misdiagnosis rate was double that which it was in patients that were living. the fact that the misdiagnosis rate was higher, much higher in patients who died, has obviously raised a whole other set of concerns now, and as regards the families of those who died, well, a number of them are of course wanting further investigations. the health care regulator has said that there may be a case to refer they examined the clinical records of a4 patients who died, they found that over those a4, well, the misdiagnosis rate was double that which it was in patients that were living. that has been lightened to a4 patient records that have been examined, and the number of patients who have been affected could well run into the hundreds or maybe the thousands. a sense of what the next steps might be. given that this doctor, this former doctor, came under scrutiny for

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nick watt has been there for the past several days. suspect just made their first court appearance today. what happened? >> reporter: that's right, the suspect appeared by video from the jailhouse behind me. the suspect was seated throughout, slumped, slurring, wearing an orange jumpsuit with a lot of bruising around the head. remember, during the attack he was brought to ground by patrons. the appearance was short. here it is. >> could the defendant please state his name? >> anderson lee aldridge. >> did you watch the video concerning your constitutional rights in this case? >> yes. >> do you have any questions about those rights? >> no. >> reporter: and that was pretty much it, apart from the lawyers and the judge talking about when the suspect will make the next appearance, scheduled right now for december 6th. that is when we should have formal charges. for now, alex, the arrest want charges are five counts of first-degree murder and bias-related crimes. that's what they call hate crimes here in colorado. >> nick, what more are we

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. >> more from nick watt in colorado springs. >> whitney, we now know the five names of five victims killed here at club q. this is the make shift memorial. they jumped on him, beat him with his own handgun and stopped him. >> i found a crease between his arm more and head and i started wailing away wa his gun. i was telling people, call 911. call 911. i lost my kid's boyfriend. i tried. i tried to help everybody in there. i still feel bad. it's sad people didn't go home this guy, kill me, man. you killed my friends. my family was in there. barrett was hit seven times. one grazed him. take a listen to what he told me. >> started with the bullet holes. i called my dad. my best friend. we have a great relationship and i called him and i wanted to team up. i wanted him to hear my voice and i wanted to tell him i was shot. i was bleeding out. >> reporter: as for the 22-year-old suspect, he is still in the hospital. when he gets out we are told by the da he will be appearing via video and he will be told his arrest charges. the full charges are likely to come a couple of days after that a

jc watts, it is disappointing, he is on the board of paycom, those are part of the folks trying to buyction, like the soros company. he is a contractor with some of the other democratic operatives, no surprise there. oklahomans can see through that and that is why americans are disappointed with lies, chaos and distrust of polls and things going on. >> shannon: governor, it will take a second, i need to interrupt you hear and make sure you answer, that was federal audit, there is state audit and give us specific responses to the accusations. >> yeah, here is the deal, i'm so proud, i started my company with $1000 and a computer shortly after college, we've grown that to 1000 employees today. long before i became governor, we have quality jobs programs with 600, 700 companies and that was put in place long before i ran for governor. so twisting the truth with something that our company and the private sector got in place long before i was governor, along with every other company that qualifies in the state of oklahoma is nonsense and oklahomans can see through it. >> shannon: one of the

nick watt, thank you. joining us now is colorado state representative, the first openly transperson elected to the legislature. and also council woman, how is your community doing? >> we're angry, grieving, concerning and a tremendous outpouring of love and support. the love and the support is outweighing everything at this point. >> that says a lot given the carnage. congresswoman, nearly 1 in 5 hate crimes are motivated by lgbtq bias. you attribute some of that to lgbtq rhetoric and laws that are being enacted into law. you tweeted when politicians and pundits keep perpetuating insults and information about the trans and lgbtq community, this is a result. are you holding fellow lawmakers accountable for this shooting? >> well, it's not just lawmakers, but pundits as well. you know, we keep hearing people on fox news in particular and many of these podcasts just repeating over and over and over again the lies, the tropes and all the misinformation to paint and villainize people who are lgbtq, in particula

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and we'll be having, we'll have another 1,000 meg watts -- meg ga watts. this will be coming out. what's going to happen once we keep add regular newble energy production in puerto rico, generation in puerto rico will be shutting off the plants of preba that will generate savings. this cannot be viewed as losing a revenue from customers and nog a precarious financial condition. you will not if you generate the savings related to this transformation that is going, there shouldn't be any financial issue for prepa and that needs to be the low they are better. that's what i'll be keeping an eye on in terms of the plan of adjustment. miss gonzalez-colon: a year and a half ago, on the island, what you're doing to ensure luma improves service and the performance metric? governor pierluisi: there's oversight for luma from so many quarters. i do oversight. my chief of staff does oversight. i have an assistant chief of staff on energy affairs doing it as well. we have the p-3 authority, doing oversight as required by the contract. we have the legislature doing oversight. we have mayors doin

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just opened at heriot—watt university in edinburgh, the national robotarium is a research centre fort ways they can be used in industry as well as all walks of life. one of the aims of the national robotarium is to try and work out what work works for humans and what work doesn't work for humans, and therefore the robots should do that work instead. that's what they're trying to work out. what? well, if you didn't understand what that was about, maybe the robots could explain it better. what sort of research goes on here? research about human robot interaction, - artificial intelligence and trustworthy - autonomous systems. are they going to do weird experiments on us? no, this is a kind of place where they work with industry to explore robotics in society and in the workplace. great. i love field trips. i feel excited. well, don't we all? one of the superstars of the robot world in general is spot — boston dynamics�* flagship all—terrain dog—o—pod. out of the box, spot comes with lots of simple—sounding but really actually very complicated ability. that's my favourite. that's the bi