has been hospitalized in california, his statement just released from his spokesman in the last few minutes, says quote, on tuesday evening, two nights ago, president clinton was admitted to you see eye medical center. that s university of medical center kelly to receive treatment for a non covid related infection. . statement continues quote, he s on the, manned in good spirits, and incredibly thankful to the doctors nurses and staff, providing him with excellent care. that s obviously a very barebone statement from former president clinton spokesman. nbc has confirmed the basics of this. i can tell you that cnn is reporting tonight, an nbc has not confirmed this, but cnn is reporting tonight that former president was in california, on tuesday, for an event related to the clinton foundation. he fell ill, he wasn t feeling well. he was taken to use the i. and they say he is being
would drag on but all it would do is force hezbollah to take things over by force. hezbollah is tring to tell people don t make me do that. and i think that is what we saw happening today. a former us president has been admitted to hospital with a suspected blood infection. bill clinton, who is 75, is in the intensive care unit. he was admitted to the medical centre to receive treatment for a non covid related infection and doctors say he has been closely monitored and responding well to antibiotics. let s get some of the day s other news. polish mps have passed a controversial bill that allows border guards to immediately expel migrants who ve crossed the border illegally, even if they are asylum seekers. poland has seen a huge surge in the number of people, many from the middle east, trying to reach the country illegally from belarus. eight brazilian soldiers
source? is that a non covid pneumonia, does he have a pneumonia from another source, brought about by cold and flu season. does he have a skin infection, that then travel to his blood, was there something else? maybe, all these things sound scary to viewers. was there urinary tract infection? i m sure this work up has actually already done, and they already probably know the answer to it. the fact that he s already well probably transiting out of the icu in the next 48 to 72 hours, if not sooner, are all good prognostic signs here. early treatment, early intervention, and an early rebound, rachel, are all great predictors of getting out of the icu and getting back home. now, they re saying after two two days of treatment, his white blood cell count is trending down, how should we understand that? that s a great sign. that s the clinical symptoms that i went through, heart rate, respiratory rate, fever, and then there is what we get on our lab values, so we get that lab culture of o
lawyers to dig into. all of that is relevant in this lawsuit. because the protesters who were hurt by the trump security people, were protesting his position on exactly these issues. tim bryan, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate. at the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. bria williams starts now. well good evening, once again day 268 of the biden administration, and we begin tonight with the breaking news we ve been covering this evening. on former president bill clinton, he s hospitalized tonight in california and, at the university of california or vine medical center. a spokesman for the former presidents released a statement tonight, it reads quote, on tuesday evening, president clinton was admitted to ucla medical center to receive treatment for a non covid related infection. he is on the mend, in good spirits, and is incredibly thankful to the doctors, nurses, and staff providing him with excellent care. clinton s doctor says he s been
is still really in the thick of it. as are all those other states, as are even more states than that. so the crush of patients, unvaccinated covid patients, and how that is crowding out all the other kind of care that the hospitals need to be providing. honestly, to me at least, it seems like that s job one, in terms of what s wrong in the country right now, on covid. we have to protect the health care system, people who get in car accidents, who have strokes, heart attacks, operable cancer, need to be able to get in and they sometimes need icu beds. and if we ve got hospitals and icus over tapped consistently, in state after state after state, week after week after week. we re losing our ability to keep americans alive. and keep americans from getting illnesses, that ought to be preventable. people ought to be stable, won t be. as long as our health care system has this