a disgrace and shouted that i, i, an army veteran and a police officer, should be executed. the man sees the opportunity of my vulnerability, grabbed the front of my gas mask and used it to beat my head against the door. he switched pulling it off my head, the straps stretching against my skull and straining my neck. he never uttered words i recognized but instead guttural screams. i remember him foaming at the mouth. as i was swarmed by a violent mob, they grabbed and stripped me of my radio. they seized ammunition that was secured to my body. they began to beat me with their fists and with what felt like hard, metal objects. i had been beaten unconscious and remained so for more than four minutes. at the hospital doctors told me that i had suffered a heart attack and i was later diagnosed with a concussion, a traumatic
you were tagging about matt net so i have a could not and a bobby pin here. explain to me why the key sticks to me. it sticks to my neck, too. so if somebody can explain this, that would be great. any questions? well, it did not stick to her, but one of the more shocking things is to hear the hesitancy. when you s. dr. wen, hear conspiracies like that, and that what they are, how do you think we can do that that? first of all, we have to say it s not true, right? i ve been vaccinated. metal objects are not flying to
as it s decelerating bodies are flying, luggage is flying around, glass the breaking, metal objects become protruding into bodies and why 150 the blood works has given 150 units of blood already to area hospitals. bill: some of those wounded the injured still need help and they aren t yet clear for future. they need o blood and ab blood. they ll need blood for days. bill: one thing i was curious about. you are going 80 miles an hour as you described a moment ago. three people are killed. i was struck by that number being what i consider to be very low. when you look at the aftermath of this accident, this was horrendous. i thought loss of life, it was possible it would have been much higher. what is your feeling on that? it could have been much higher and i praise the first
decon. the other issue, don, is mosquitos. a ten-day breeding cycle for mosquitos. you start counting from the day out this thing made landfall, all this fresh water from corpus christi all the way over to lake charles and back into houston is going to be quite a contest. in katrina, we brought in the air force c-130s and sprayed south louisiana literally and that takes several days. so that s a mission they will have to start thinking about. right. when they start doing that because the mosquitos will wreak havoc on the population. elizabeth, there are also a lot of health dangers for when people go back to their homes and start surveying the damage. what are you learning about that? right, so there are several things people need to be careful about, don. first of all, your home is not probably structurally sound, if it was affected truly by the water so you might step on a stair that looks solid but it s not. people get injured like that. unfortunately, with some frequency. a
i want you to just stay cool, okay? back in level six, staff has received information about the presence of weapons. i had an inmate come up to me yesterday and tell me that another inmate every time he is in there sweeping or mopping the pod that he keeps asking him if he can get him some metal pieces of four or five inches long. he says, yeah, every time i m cleaning in there, he s asking me for metal objects, but the other day when i was sweeping and mopping he called me, got my attention, he pulled out a piece of metal, he says about this long, and says, never mind, i have one. so i hit the neighbor and sure enough, the neighbor had one. the object that was found was about seven inches. so, you know, we re missing probably about this much of rod still. basically we re going to go down to s-pod where these weapons were found. i shook down three of the inmates, and i m going to shake down probably the rest, the