along with clair, 011552 zant i get calls probably 2-3 a week just screaming for helpdr. zant - who was an army doctor in the vietnam war - has treated 42 war veterans pro-bono - or at a major discount. 010620 zant i would say 95% of these men and women were completely returned to normal after their hbot dr. zant theorizes - veterans's ptsd, emotional as a result of brain damage or concussions caused by explosions of war - which create toxic bubbles in the brain - like bends.000830 clair these guys are very smart, and a lot of them come home and they can't put together full sentences cuz their brains have been rocked. 010825 zant the hbot actually treats the brain, we're not treating the symptoms directly dr. merete ibsen and mike holder at university of iowa hospitals and clinics showed iowa's only hyperbaric oxygen multi-chamber. 154445 ibsen you will get the oxygen for 30 minutes then we take the hood off and you breathe this for ten minutes then we do that 3 times. in addition to breathing 100% oxygen - the patient's inside air is which forces the oxygen to stay withi

hoping for a miracle - clair soon discovered dr eddie zant and his hyperbaric oxygen therapy center in florida.he took and finally - resurfaced. 000423 clair about the tenth treatment i woke up and realized, i was awake. i don't know how to describe this to you or the viewers or anybody else. it's the feeling that you're there. you're not over here looking at this person saying how do i get there. you're there. now- he fights - along with dr. zant - for hbot to become a mainstream prescription for veterans. 001155 clair i figure, i got a second chance at life now, im gonna spend it helping these soldiers get the treatment they need. along with clair, probably 2-3 a week just screaming for helpdr. zant - who was an army doctor in the vietnam war - has treated 42 war veterans pro-bono - or at a major discount. 010620 zant i would say 95% of these men and women were completely returned to normal after their hbot dr. zant theorizes - veterans's ptsd, emotional and physical problems - form concussions caused by explosions of war - which create toxic bubbles in the brain - like bends.000830

we heard that zante opposite direction as well.nd anti—paris have put in a localised restrictions as well. grant shapps has previously said that it would be too difficult to impose restrictions on a granular level because lots of other countries don't have the same amount of information or testing to be able to get that sort of information out. at the moment, it looks likely that the government policy is not currently due to change. caroline davies, thank you very much. labour has called for next summer's a level and gcse exams in england to be delayed by up to two months to allow pupils more time to catch up on lost teaching time after schools were closed during the pandemic. the shadow education secretary, kate green said pupils have a "mountain to climb" to prepare for exams after months away from the classroom. the uk government has insisted exams will go ahead next year. tony bonsignore reports. it's only been a few weeks since this year's students got theirfinal grades but what to do about next yea r‘s exams? it's a question

johnny van zant. how are you? good to see you. a round of applause for johnny van zant. years. i have watched you outside of fox and"fox & friends." you love the audience. >> we love being up there in the traveling not so much these days because we are old. but legging the shows are amazing. the lynyrd skynyrd crowds. [cheers and applause] >> brian: they are very red, white, and blue. when did you realize there is a patriotic string to your audience? >> we came out with a song called "red, white, and blue" years ago. when we wrote that song we thought about what is a lynyrd skynyrd crowd? red, white, and blue and lynyrd skynyrd crowd. when we started doing that -- we are still doing it today. that is when we really, really new, hey, our crowd of true americans. [cheers and applause] >> brian: you have watched jacksonville grow and hearing the stories of '73. can you describe it? you don't live in the county but can you describe jacksonville is like now? >> oh, my gosh. first of all, we have the jags. [applause] what? and we finally got the team comeaux you started to see

sunshine getaways to the island of zante.ct to many uk holidaymakers, but for some, they were hoping for. it was quite scary to be honest. as soon as we boarded, we realised that many of the passengers hadn't really been educated about the wearing of face masks. many of them were wearing them around their chins, underneath their noses, they were taking them off to talk to fellow passengers and walking down the aisles with their mask off to speak to others. at least 16 cases of covid—19 have so far been linked to the flight. all passengers on board have been told to self—isolate. the airline that ran the flight, tui, have said... but this isn't the first time holiday—makers returning to the uk have had symptoms. last week, local health officials in plymouth said a group of 18— and 19—year—olds had also tested positive. zante itself has introduced its own restrictions, including closing restaurants, bars and clubs and cafes, at midnight and banning more than four people at restaurant tables, advice shared on the foreign office

van zant. lady, i didn't kill sid. and yet you were seen fleeing the alley where those shots were fired. and finish off the job. look. you got this all wrong! when i got paroled, i went straight to sid. we had it out, and he apologized. except now he's dead. why would i move on him? he agreed to give me a major chunk of change of an upcoming sale of shares to some equity group. so we were good. that doesn't square with you shooting at him in the alley. that wasn't me. i swear! sid called me and told me the paperwork for my stake in the show was ready. but he wouldn't sign off unless i brought him something. okay, fine. i'll play along. what did sid want you to bring? an unregistered gun. why would sid want a gun? wait, no. let me guess. he didn't tell you. it's true! he just told me to meet him near that alley at 11:30, so i did. and he told me i could pick up the signed papers in the morning. and then he told me i should take a hike. but you didn't. well... a man asks for a gun, he's looking to dance with danger. i th

we have spent many, many bitcoin here in l. zante in san salvador, l zante, which is where bitcoin beaches is, of course, way more hyper bitcoin eyes than in san salvador. there's wide use of bitcoin here in this region. everybody except sets it along the beach here. we also did raise like 2 and a half $1000.00, close to 2 and half $1000.00 for the daughters of the c max. interviewed her when we 1st arrived here. so that was really exciting. but in the mean time, so while we've been here or where we are system run on the us dollar rails, well things are starting to fall apart and a little bit too late for them to realize that the game is over. and this extraordinary event happened while we were here on stage at le, big com, in san salvador. what we saw is that, you know, here was the positivity and relentless optimism over in the united states at the bloomberg conference of the fi out legacy system. we saw this headline, hillary clinton at bloomberg's, new economy forum issues, a warning on crypto currency quote. what looks like a very interesting and exotic effort has the potential for un

sunshine getaways to the island of zante — an appealing prospect to many uk holidaymakers.return they were hoping for. as soon as we boarded, we realised that many of the passengers hadn't really been educated about the wearing of face masks. many of them were wearing them around their chins, underneath their noses, they were taking them off to talk to fellow passengers. at least 16 cases of covid—i9 have so far been linked to the flight. all passengers on board have been told to self—isolate. lee evans says he was only contacted yesterday afternoon by e—mail, five days after he flew home. i just felt they could have contacted us a lot earlier. it's been a bank holiday weekend, the weather has been kind to us, and i've been out and about, and if i'd known, i would have been in self—isolation today, i would not have done some of the activities that i've done, not wishing to put anyone else at risk. the airline, tui, said there were only made aware of the cases by public health wales yesterday. they say that passengers are informed prior to travel and via pa announcements on

sunshine getaways to the island of zante — an appealing prospect to many uk holidaymakers.the return they were hoping for. as soon as we boarded, we realised that many of the passengers hadn't really been educated about the wearing of face masks. many of them were wearing them around their chins, underneath their noses, they were taking them off to talk to fellow passengers. at least 16 cases of covid—19 have so far been linked to the flight. all passengers on board have been told to self—isolate. lee evans says he was only contacted yesterday afternoon by e—mail, five days after he flew home. i just felt they could have contacted us a lot earlier. it's been a bank holiday weekend, the weather has been kind to us, and i've been out and about, and if i'd known, i would have been in self—isolation today, i would not have done some of the activities that i've done, not wishing to put anyone else at risk. the airline, tui, said there were only made aware of the cases by public health wales yesterday. they say that passengers are informed prior to travel and via pa announcements

some on that tui flight island of zante.t tui flight including staff had been accused of not adhering to safety precautions. customers know that they should be wearing masks on board. it is the responsibility to do so. our crew train and enforce that but it is a difficult thing to enforce, particularly in an aircraft way you are not in the cabin as much as he used to be before. it has led to the travel firm tui to stop offering holidays to the resort of luganos on zante. the health minister says there are currently six compasses of cases amounting to 13 new infections linked to flights from greece. but he claims they have related not only in wales but also in scotland and england too. last night the scottish government imposed a 1k day quarantine restriction for anyone returning to scotla nd restriction for anyone returning to scotland from greece as of tomorrow morning. it is spreading again particularly in these three areas. and we believe that in these areas it is spreading primarily as a result of household gatherings. m

the airline tui launches an investigation — as nearly 200 passengers on a flight from zante to cardiffold to self isolate after a number test positive for covid 19. after 64—million half price meals served in august — the eat out to help out scheme ends today with many businesses calling for an extension. and the cost of plastic bags in england is to double to ten pence — and all shops will have to charge for them. here in the uk, labour has called for next summer's a level and gcse exams in england to be delayed — by up to two months — to allow pupils more time to catch up on lost teaching time after schools were closed during the pandemic. the shadow education secretary, kate green said pupils have a ‘mountain to climb‘ to prepare for exams after months away from the classroom. the uk government have insisted exams will go ahead next year, whatever the timings. our political correspondent helen catt reports. it has only been a few weeks since this year's students got theirfinal grades, but what to do about next year's exams is a question that's already testing politicians, and it's o

but then they got a tip, peter van zant with the story of vengeance in vegas. >> reporter: customers loved shauna tee fay. shauna met george at the casino where they both worked. he was an army man, after graduating from west., later becoming an las vegas fireman. george's sister, maria. >> they are both hardworking looking people, they made a lovely couple. beautiful baby girl. but sean that complained to her sister that george had become jealous and critical. >> it was all those little things that built-up, over time. >> reporter: after 10 years together, shauna moved out. on september 29th 2012, after shauna left work in the early wait for her, in her home. >> reporter: suddenly, shauna wielding a hammer. >> she was savagely beaten with until she was dead. miller are investigators. within 48 hours detectives get a crucial tip from an unlikely worker. william penic, known as bill wig. he told -- at big will. >> what kind of numbers do you find on the phone? >> we find a guy by the name of george, he says that is my friend, the firefighter. >> 48 hours peter van zant is with us now.

candidate talking about anything at all that matters and white nationalist organization white ren zant says trump might be the last hope for a president that would be good for white people. when asked why he is getting this kind of support trump says he doesn't need it. >> a lot of people like me, even an gel cals like me, democrats, liberals, conservatives like me. >> reporter: a campaign stop in south carolina, he was asked again. >> you seem to be a lot of support or growing support from c radical groups, white supremacist groups, what do you think about that. >> you are telling me about something i did not know about. >> he stereo types that degrade people like latinos. so while donald trump is not a hard core hate monger at all, he is someone who is not above using messages that appeal to those who are.

clint van zant standing by. clint, in that report, witnesses say they saw two people get in to an argument starting in the library and at least the unconfirmed reports what witnesses are repeating that two people pulled out guns. and started firing on each other. this would obviously be some kind of altercation if the facts are collect. not one of these school shootings where an individual comes on campus and randomly targeting individuals on campus. nevertheless, someone is critically injured doesn't matter the circumstances necessarily surrounding it at this point but we know multiple people were shot as a result of whatever happened there and this is a situation of gun violence on yet another campus. >> it's gun violence on another campus. some may say well, it's more of an incident of violence in a workplace or it could be a shooting in the county and an inner city. doesn't make a difference of where it is right now but in this particular place it was on a college campus and as you talked earlier, as you sug

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back with me, former fbi agent and profilar, clint van zant. one of those thing. you heard the spokesperson from the toronto police very, very caution about saying what it is. we know from eyewitness reports there were bags, tarps covering people. most of the witnesses we have seen have said there were dead people. but you can hear in the voice of police spokesperson the caution before anybody says anything that leads us down a road of deliberate terrorist act. >> right. but you know, what we have to do, we have to also consider the statistical probability. we know that both al qaeda and isis has advocated -- have advocated. >> right. >> on their website and to their followers, if you can't get a gun, if you can't get an explosive, use a vehicle. where have we seen -- we have seen nice, munich, stockholm, barcelona, twice in london, new york city, and now toronto. we know in nice in july of 201,8 86 people were killed in an incident like this. it's hard to imagine that terrorism wouldn't be the first thing that police think about before they consider any other mot

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is it zante or gone to zante. is it zante or zante ? zante? the friends that zante? zante? i trust her when she is around them? that's interesting. where is zante ? interesting. where is zante? >> where is that? well, i was there last night actually. and i met some wonderful people. you know where it is. >> could you point to it on a map? no. >> so greece, maybe . >> so greece, maybe. >> so greece, maybe. >> i mean, it sounds a bit greek, doesn't it? well so. oh, no. got girls no. girls. they've got no girls trip to greece. she's gone. so this like the sort this place is this like the sort of ibiza of you know, of the ibiza of today? you know, i'm so i'm imagining. >> yeah. who knows? they're drinking they're drinking alcohol, they're having fun. look, what do you think fun. but look, what do you think about this? >> because like, you know, if you've got partner they you've got a partner and they should be allowed to do what they right. they should be they want, right. they should be allowed if it's like allowed to go even if it's like allowed to go even if it's like a plac

let's bring in former fbi profiler and nbc analyst clint van zant. gabe said they're trying to create a civil environment. when's the strategy there? >> one of the things that has a hostage negotiator i would try to use as a hook is this little boy's 6th birthday which is wednesday and work very hard -- now realize he has a grown daughter so he is a parent even though he's allegedly estranged from his grown daughter and saying that he needs to be home with the family and jimmy lee, we need you to help. number one, get him home for the birthday and let's get you out so you can tell your story to the media and everybody could understand what drove you to this point. >> and we see this often, clint, where individuals who act out this way want their story told or they go on to the blogs we have seen in the past or even have writings on their facebook page. in this case, gabe says he has this veiled demand that he wants his complex story told. how do you convince him that his story will be told once he is out of there and ethan is safe with his family? >>

. >> reporter: nick vin zant is senior research analyst for quote wizard, a part of mortgage companyding tree. >> essentially fema is changing the way flood insurance is priced and regulated. and they're doing that because of climate change. >> reporter: vin zant's team estimates 157,000 california homeowners who currently pay for flood insurance, 31,000 of them living here in the bay area, could see their rates go up because of rising sea levels. that's 3 out of every 4 property owners who currently hold flood insurance. >> it doesn't matter if you don't believe in climate change, your insurance company does. >> most definitely, it is a factor. >> reporter: edie lohman is the national flood insurance specialist for fema region 9 which oversees operations in nine western states and territories. >> one of the goals of the new rating system is to make sure there's equity in the rates. >> reporter: the new flood rating, lohman says, considers how close your home is to water, its elevation, replacement cost, as well as other variables. meaning that some homeowners' costs will go up, whil

. >> reporter: innocence four criminal analyst clint van zant was saying they can get different kinds of evidence. >> we can get touch dna, when you and i touch something, leave a minute sample of our dna, anywhere from a pizza box to a victim's neck. >> reporter: van zant says even though more arrests haven't been made believe it is likely as police compare evidence more could come. very hard for one person to control four people, especially three adults. >> reporter: van zant says sometimes it takes weeks to compare dna evidence found at a crime scene to evidence collected at other locations like the vehicle wint was riding in when he was arrested. >>> temperature hit 90 today and kept on going. doug is here to let us know how long this heat wave will last. >> i tell you what, guys, a good which to cool off there, a little bit of water on the head a very hot afternoon very humid, especially for anybody having to work outside today. and again, i commend everybody for doing so. inside today a little bit on the cool side. outside, anything but. 91 degrees the current temperature, 93 ri

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those urns and the turkish union of zante was founded in 1927 in order to preserve turkish culture but when a court ruling forbidding any n.g.'s from having the words turkish in its title came into effect it's signs along with those of other n.g.o.s who were seized by the police a move those unsuccessfully challenged in europe. now as a kid was at the cinema get tickets now as a kid. i know but it's all about marking as a color you can stickers on them we're going to follow you on you can you give me a lot of that want to kill them really you know sort of. discrimination starts early here. last year the creek education ministry should die and 5 turkish minority schools bringing the total number of schools closed to $65.00 in just 8 years. now his forty's says a reserve went to this turkish speaking school in the village of karmakar struck his parents and their parents. its sudden closure has dealt a heavy blow to the community if i call them. mr. mayor. the addition of. a much. formal muster. was a pleasant day let. mrs burrage year i was in the church of lebanon candy died in any chan

paige van zant found that out when she left her steady job at a bank for one in the ufc octagon. morgan brennan has more. >> reporter: this is page 12-gauge van zandt a professional fighter in the ufc. and her nickname pretty much says it all. >> i like punching you in the face our body is our tool and weapon. >> at 5'4", 125 pounds she is the size of a ballerina but she'll take you down and make money doing it she got an offer to tush pro and she took it. >> i was working as a bank teller and i asked for sometime to have and they said i couldn't so i took time off any way and took the fight and then i was fired >> it was a career move that paid off page is now rising star and fan favorite in the brutal ultimate fighting championship. >> people are surprised when they found out i'm a fighter i don't look like a fighter. i think girls can do anything they want to so there shouldn't be a stigma behind having to be manly to fight you just want to fight. >> and she does get paid for all of the blood sweat and more blood. >> and they take care of their athletes and an amazing corporat

an impact on the total amount of time a child spends on a bus, and we also have to be congress any zant of the fact that -- congress any zant of the fact that every time we leave a stop, it might impede our ability to maintain a coherent kind of efficient infrastructure. so we'll take that into consideration, too. >> thank you. i just want to caution making sure we have some criteria set up for that. so that as we make decisions across town, that they're falling into place in that regard. on page 17, the -- the three major implications and the afterschool programming, i want to make sure that this coincides with our objective to have afterschool for all. and to make sure that we have after school on site. and the idea that we have so many -- i didn't realize that we had so many offsite after school programs. i thought it was maybe a handful. and we were just kind of accommodating folks because it was on our way. so -- and didn't realize how many we had on site. so i just want to make sure that that a

let's bring back former fbi profiler clint van zant. we are still waiting on the details of all of this but if the reports are true -- >> thank you all. >> if the reports are true, clint, that this was gang related, that it resulted from an argument, is it fair to say that this shooting is more representative of the 30,000 firearm deaths that we see per year? do we have clint on the line? >> it was acted out on a college campus as we discussed earlier. this is number four. four shootings so far just in the first three weeks of 2013 on college campuses. so, you know, we would like to say keep these things off campus. you know? we don't want guns. we don't want shooters on college campuses. but if the year continues like this, you know, the united states has got a real challenge ahead of us, especially when we look at the 1,500 firearms-related acts of violence that took place on college campuses in just a recent year. this is something that's growing, unfortunately, opposed to going away. >> clint, i think we all agree we don't want guns

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ordered that scaled back because the disperse zants are toxic. whatever b.p. is doing about the leak, government officials made it clear it's not enough. the sun rose over the gulf today as tempers reached the boiling point. >> b.p. in my mind no longer stands for british petroleum, it stands for "beyond patience." >> they will be held accountable we keep our boot on their neck until the job gets done. >> reporter: meanwhile, b.p.'s c.e.o. tony hayward made a surprise visit to an oil-covered beach and later defended his company. what about a federalizing, sir, the cleanup effort? at least handing that over to the government as long as b.p. continues to foot the bill? >> we have worked collaborative and cooperatively with all of the federal agencys from the beginning of this. the relationship on the ground, s fantastic. >> reporter: but look at this beach, sir. >> and we continue to do everything we can. >> couric: i toured the area by helicopter yesterday with coast guard admiral mary landry. she says she's pushing b.p. to do the cleanup better and faster. so

all passengers who were on a flight to cardiff from the greek island of zante have been told to self—isolateighest increase in excess deaths at the height of the covid19 pandemic, compared with those in the rest of the uk. the stirling university study shows overall that care home residents accounted for 40% of all britain's coronavirus deaths. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. at least 26 residents at melbury court in durham are believed to have died from covid—19. it is understood to be the highest death toll in a single care home in the uk. but today's research underlines how death has become too common at too many care homes. academics analysed excess death rates, the number of people who died in care homes this year over and above the five year average. they found that, at the height of the pandemic, deaths in england were 79% above average, and in wales they were 66% higher. 62% in scotland, with the northern ireland performing best, though deaths were still 46 percent higher than usual. have you been able to do any analysis of why these figures are where they

has already used 655,000 gallons of the toxic disperse zants. congress has questioned why b.p. chose these chemicals, bought from a company where a former b.p. executive sits on the board. now the three members of congress who finally have the video are working to get it into the hands of experts who make k make sense of it. >> we need objective parties to have access to this information. >> reporter: this clip shows a robot arm working to prevent a leak two days after the explosion. two days later, the coast guard confirmed leaking had begun. on may 3, a robot arm works painfully without success on a gushing pipe. purdue's steve whorlly looked at the live feed for us today and continues to estimate up to four million gallons a day has been gushing from two leaks. >> by watching the oil come out of the riser tube on the live feed, there's still a substantial amount of oil discharging into the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: the members of congress who saw the video accuse b.p. of trying to hide the truth. >> b.p. has lost all correct. >> reporter: if the purdue scientist is correc

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zants is the acting head of omb. right? >> that's correct. >> why hasn't the administration sent his name up for confirmation, or have they? >> at this time, i do not believe his name has been submitted for nomination. i'm unaware of the circumstances surrounding that issue. >> do you know how long it's been since his name's been submitted? >> again, i do not believe his name has been submitted. i do know that -- i believe that he became the acting director in january of 2012. >> and the state department has an acting inspector general. >> yes. that is correct. >> the thing i can't understand is the president makes a recommendation to the senate, and the senate reviews it at the proper committees, and then they either confirm the full senate or they reject them. the senate does not have the opportunity to rule on that or to make a judgment unless it's submitted to them. i just don't understand why at this point we still have these people that are in acting positions after 3 1/2 years. i'm not sure you can answer that questi