they have been used to help teach medical students in cambridge. the new technology means trainee doctors can make decisions without the fear of risking someone s life. our science correspondent was given exclusive access to see the holograms in action.- exclusive access to see the holograms in action. from the outside it holograms in action. from the outside it looks holograms in action. from the outside it looks like holograms in action. from the outside it looks like some - holograms in action. from the | outside it looks like some kind holograms in action. from the i outside it looks like some kind of bizarre drama class until you can see what these doctors are seeing. i m just going to look at the patient s pupils and they seem to be equal and reactive to light. a holographic patient with severe asthma. treating her is a new doctor. maybe give her some salbutamol? under the watchful eye of trainers connie and ruby. and if you re struggling, just say, i need a hand. this worl
in action is a rejiggering of the balance of power here. movements have grown strong enough that they have begun to challenge the previously unchallengeable political power of the fossil fuel industry and that s getting stronger. the important thing today were these demonstrations around the world aimed at banks. i was in boston today with a bunch of colleagues from third act, this progressive organizing outfit for people over the age of 60. we were backing up the young people outside of chase bank, the biggest fossil fuel lender on earth. i think that message is starting to get through. the problem is time is extraordinarily short. the scientists have told us we have to cut emissions in half by 2030, which is eight years and a little loose change away. this is the last probably push we re going to get out of the congress, if history is any guide. and so now we re also going to have to take this fight not just to washington but to wall street in a really serious way. bill mckibben, c
only human trafficking, drug traffics, national security event down there, that the trump administration created on its own, self-inflicted but now we re telling them, we re going to give you up to a million dollars per family. the magnet has just intensified. the fact is while we re passing the massive tax and spending bills in congress, taking money out of the pockets of the american people and giving those that broke our laws illegal immigrants millions of dollars, it just doesn t make any sense to me. martha: you know, your colleague dan crenshaw points out if you have a in action, the family gets $400,000. so less than each of these individuals would get, $450,000. the white house has not responded to our outreach on this. there s some suggestion that this whole thing isn t quite still coming together.
prime minister confirmed today that southend is being granted the status that sir david kinley fought for. the person who fought for this campaign, sir is not here to see this, but at least it is a positive thing sir david, and a good legacy for him and those who share his desire for southend to become a city. it ll be a fairly small city but it will benefit from what we hear from but it will benefit from what we hearfrom people but it will benefit from what we hear from people living there, the status and profile it ll get. so i think it s a good thing and something that clearly is being very well received today, lots of support for it in parliament and lots of people wanting to do something, once you get something out of what s been an absolutely horrific incident in a few days. an absolutely horrific incident in a few da s. , ., an absolutely horrific incident in a few da s. ., ,, an absolutely horrific incident in a fewda s. ., ,, few days. those who saw sir david amess in action
action. it was the 31st of august in 1962 that 18 of us traveled 26 miles to the county courthouse in indianola to try to register to become first-class citizens. we was met in indianola by policeman, highway patrolman, and they allowed two of us in to take the literacy test at the time. after we had taken this test and started back, we was held up by the city police and the state highway patrolman and carried back to indianola, where the bus driver was charged that day with driving a bus the wrong color. dr. blaine, that was 57 years ago, when fannie lou hamer was