shed light on why this happened. we re also not showing any faces in the frame. in addition to three guests who will be joining us shortly, all experts in aviation and crash investigations, they will be weighing in on what they see in this video. because whatever brought the flight down on approach yesterday to nepal s second largest city likely happened or became unstoppable in those seconds that you ll see. 72 people were above the twin engine european made airliner, at least 68 are known to have died. now, the last video is difficult to watch. the plane in the sky. we should warn you again so is this video inside the plane. the view is out the left side of the aircraft. you see the wings trailing edge. the back side of the wing as the plane starts to bank to the left. in a moment you ll see a white flash where we do an edit. then the plane levels momentarily and then just a few seconds later, it all goes wrong and the plane banking again drops. take a look. we have live re
house. president biden s chief of staff ron klain stepping down. departure comes at a challenging time with a special counsel investigation into handling of classified documents and possible re-election campaign. right to the arlette saenz joining us from delaware where president biden is spending the white house. a little bit of news at the white house this saturday afternoon. tell us more. reporter: jim, marking a significant change in leadership apartment the white house as cnn confirmed white house chief of staff ron klain is expected to step down from his post in the coming weeks. sources say that transition is expected to happen at some point after the state of the union address slated for february 7th. this comes as really there has been very little turnover when it comes to the inner circle of advisers working with president biden. klain has been there from very beginning of this white house and worked with biden as vice president as well as during his time in the s
Physician Assistants from George Washington University and Meharry Medical College discuss how race is used in clinical algorithms and how it can impact patient
Like this doctor. the bag i carry. got a number of things in here we could use. first thing is a portable video scope, a portable ultrasound machine that we can use. also able to perform surgical airwaves. i really have all resources available here that i would have in an emergency room. reporter: what s the biggest challenge of that scenario versus being in an emergency room? biggest challenge is the external environment and chaos of the situation. when you have a larger than average sized person that s laying flat on the ground and not able to be elevated to a certain level with extra equipment, plus cameras and other people around, those are really the confounders that make it more difficult to manage. reporter: how does everyone know you re the guy in charge? we re, i wear a red hat on the sideline signifying me as the emergency physician, airway physician even other team knows when i come out what my role is. reporter: every game comes with new lesson.
We don t miss anything. it s always about the right people, the right plan and the right equipment. wee almost 30 medical professionals and everyone has a job to do. e.r. doctors, orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeons, paramedics, x-ray techs and airway specialists. this is the bag that i carry. it s got a number of things that we could use. the first thing is a portable video la ring scope. we have a port al ultrasound machine and the ability to perform surgical airways. i really have all the resources here that i would have in an emergency room. what s the biggest challenge of that scenario versus being in an emergency room? well, the biggest challenge is the external environment and the chaos of the situation. when you have a larger than average size person that s laying flat on the ground and not able to be elevated to a certain level with extra equipment, plus cameras and other people around, those are really the confounders and