we try to throw a little bit of ice, you know, on here, on the bottom, get a little bit on the bottom and when they get their body on here, we like to throw it above them. what s going to happen is the only thing showing is going to be their head, okay? that in an ideal world. w we also like to throw water on there, and this will drop their body temperature a degree almost every five minutes if done properly. reporter: the arizona burn centers say people are getting burned on the pavement. the pavement is so hot it only takes a fraction of a second to get a pretty deep burn and to lay on a hot pavement or a hot surface for ten minutes, 20 minutes, a half an hour, an hour, that s full thickness burn. the skin is completely destroyed. reporter: phoenix s mayor explains how they are battling the heat. we have mobile cooling units that can go to an emergency site
there. if has been shown to drop their temperature a degree almost every five minutes if done properly. reporter: it s not just heatstroke. the director of the arizona burn center says people are getting burnt on the pavement, accounting for half the patients in the valley icu. the pavement is so hot that it only takes a fraction of a second to get a pretty deep burn, and to lay on a hot pavement or a hot surface for ten minutes, 20 minutes, a half an hour, an hour, that s full thickness burn. the skin is completely destroyed. reporter: phoenix s mayor explains how they are battling the heat. we have mobile cooling units that can go to an emergency site like a fire. we even have tactics where we can go out with ivs that have been cooled and that can cool people from the inside which can save lives. another program we have that s very popular is our cool pavement program. so we are really just looking at how we design the city.
organisers of the truck protest in the capital, 0ttawa, have been arrested. earlier police warned protestors of imminent action to clear them from the area and end a crisis that prime ministerjustin trudeau warns is threatening public safety. large numbers of officers have been seen moving into the city centre. downtown 0ttawa. police putting up downtown 0ttawa. police putting up fencing around government buildings. around 400 trucks are still here. the centre are still paralysed. leaflets were handed out telling the truckers to leave the area now or risk arrest and vehicle seizures. we have been bolstering our resources, developing clear plans and preparing to take action. in the past few days we have been communicating directly with unlawful protesters have told them they must even be of one damn the consequences of disobeying these rules. these rules. nearby in parliament these rules. nearby in parliament the - these rules. nearby in parliament the prime | these rules. nearby i
with the disruption in ottawa? two thirds of canadians are saying it is time to go home, truckers and one third saying they support the general idea of what is happening but residents have been frustrated. the ottawa police chief resigned saying he cannot do thejob resigned saying he cannot do the job with the resources he had and now there is a move going forward. the prime minister to bring in an emergency site which had not been used since his father was in power in 1970 so this was something he did not want to have to use but there is additional powers police they help them clear protesters from wellington today and will give some semblance of normalcy back. had to know what will happen but others that authorities have got control of the city you see happening over the city you see happening over the next few days? the next few days? some protesters the next few days? some protesters here. - the next few days? some
mental-health concern, as many of them did, they don t get that help as quickly as they should. yeah. i mean, it sounds like, from the whistle-blowers, this is just an overwhelmed facility. i want to read what hhs secretary javier becerra said. he said our duty at hhs, to provide safe and appropriate care for the unaccompanied we take allegations of wrongdoing seriously and swiftly. report allegations not only to the office of the inspector sorry, i m we take we constantly work to improve the conditions and services required to care for children in these challenging settings. i have been to ft. bliss, including this month. i have inspected conditions of facility and questioned site managers. i have spoken to children while they are in our custody. we continue to receive safe, appropriate care and every emergency site will be investigated. um, my question, i guess, for you is what what, now, happens with these complaints? and are there going to be changes, at this facility?