Reporter bandaged and handcuffed, he showed no emotions. Tell us what happened. Lost it. Reporter the 46yearold is charged with setting a fire at the Lincoln Hotel that killed his girlfriend. People was running down the hallway. Everybody was like get out, get out, theres fire. Reporter Surveillance Video from across the street shows small putting gas into a coffee cup. According to the affidavit, he returned to his first floor room at the motel. Then it said just after 2 00 this morning, he threw gasoline in her face as she smoked a cigarette. Small said because he was angry. We believe she reached out to him and yelled his name and he left her in there to die. Reporter authorities found small walking in the area. His hands were burned and he smelled like gas. Smalls family contacted authorities saying he called them confessing to the crime. Nbc 10 was there as police were hauling him away. When we asked do you think you should go to jail . Slide over. Slide over. Reporter the victim
That is sustainable over time. I think those are all vague rings, im not a policy person. Im looking at how these things spread and what are the approaches we can take to empower communities to come up with their own solutions. Do we ask them, what you think we should do . And they said what i think we should have bed nights, no they dont, we they say we would like better water into this town or whatever it is. Thank you. Im from a part of this world where this has impacted me but nonetheless im talking about the care being and they have a huge problem because of the poverty and marginalization. Im happy that you talked about the fact that Public Health issue and sanitation issue basically are more important than medical issues for stopping a lot of stuff from happening. Two questions, the first, because we have not talked about that but i know both from europe and from the United States of america and other developed countries there are attempts to place people in the tropics in diffe
Managed. The example that i give his aides. From the late 70s when the first case of aids and people were getting these infections and you cannot culture the organism and could not find out the cause. They invariably died. Was very highly stigmatized. But its happening people who were gay or drug users. But the advocacy was so telling and so effective that money was poured into research and by 1984 that virus was isolated and in 1987 the first treatment was introduced. So a man who was diagnosed with aids he was dead within a year, in 1991 Magic Johnson was diagnosed with aids, and i saw him the other day. He is leading day. He is leading a pretty normal life with treatment. So it is simply a matter of getting good treatment. The last thing i say is this variation of quality of care everywhere, its more varied than in Psychiatric Care just because the field is well developed. You need to find good treatments and if you do that i think you should be able to help measurably and hopefully
Volunteers who organize a bunch of immigrant kids from all over the worlds who prospects are bleak and suddenly their lives are transformed because they can all play soccer together. Adapted for young people by warren st. John. This is the shorter version. The title rather nicely catches the spirit of this whole enterprise. The act outcast united, the students are taught to think of themselves as outcasts and their united and coming together where they can generate a new more wholesome culture and thats one main reason why lots of classics in the classical sense of books are so cute. 91 of the books assigned in programs around the country were written after these children were born. 91 . So its as though the written word hardly existed before they did. There are a few sort of hints that there mightve been something written down in english earlier, but you have to go to some pretty far away colleges in southern utah and places like that to find them. I would say theres a major exception
Contribute 6. 5 million to the budget and gets about 4,000,000,000 back. Back. I would have to check those numbers. Thats a savings of about two and half million. [inaudible conversation] it was such an honor to be here [inaudible conversation] thank you for joining us and thank you for your patience which has been exceptional and above and beyond any sort of duty. Thank you. I like to start by talking about some of the future prospects of the European Union if we stay in and what we should hold out. One of the provisions in the deal that was struck a few weeks ago was on regulation would be review. With the need to returning from the united kingdom, bear in mind , how likely do think it is . Im grateful for that. To talk about the development. You said we wanted the euro we did not want to worry about the way things were going. I have to say that i think my view one of the reasons that my attitude has changed from a speech i waited 2003, i think it is a bent on administration, of all