Undermine that would presumably been in the vacuums and thorough and exhaustive briefing this is legal and feasible and doable and an intent or distinct possibility but it is more of an afterthought as one potential argument why this is a problem and when he pressed the owner on this particular issue it was clear i dont know, there really see any real desire to do that development i dont see this is a situation are where the laboring are undermine the housing and clear to me this doesnt meet for the proponents of landmarking that stopping the development is not their goal there is no goal to develop that lot beyond what is there so im comfortable supporting this landmarking and ill make a motion to for the record that with a positive remedies. Supervisor peskin i was going to ask to associate myself with the finding made in the ordinance that is before us that was introduced by supervisor farrell and would add a friendly amendment it be sent as a report. He said that. That concludes my
Fentanyl it can cause them to feel very sleepy because of an increased Carbon Dioxide level. Agreed . Correct. And thats one of the reasons ultimately that fentanyl is so dangerous because it suppresses the respiratory system. Agreed . The primary reason it is so dangerous, yeah. Now, you testified that when the paramedics gave their report to you, they did not give you any reference as to potential drug use. Correct . Correct. They did not tell you that they had administered narcan or noloxone during their care, correct . Correct. And during the course of your care to mr. Floyd you did not administer narcan or noloxone, did you . No. And when you talk about those drugs that are immediately able to reverse the effects, thats what that does, narcan reverses the effects of fentanyl toxicity, agreed . Correct. When someone has a high Carbon Dioxide level, that causes that person to have a sensation of shortness of breath. Agreed . Yes. And that can happen to a person even without stress c
It can cause high Carbon Dioxide levels because it depresses the ventilation or the breathing so when someone ingests fentanyl it can cause them to feel sleepy because of an increased Carbon Dioxide level, agreed . Correct. And thats one of the reasons why fentanyl is so dangerous because it suppresses the respiratory system, agreed . The primary reason it is so dangerous. Yeah. Now you testified that when the paramedics gave their report to you they did not give you any reference as to potential drug use, correct . Correct. They did not tell you that they had the anneda immediate ministered narcan, narcan reverses the effects of nent fill toxicity agreed . That causes that person to have a sensation of shortness of breath, agreed . Yes. And that can happen to a person even without stress complicating their body, right . That respiratory, that feeling of an inability to breathe . Yes. Are you familiar with the impact of taking certain narcotics intrarectally . Rectally . Yes. That ulti
Django unchained. And argo. Ben affleck and George Clooney producers. Argo has been nominated. Somebody tell cranston he can unchurch his teeth now. Welcome back, everybody. Im soledad obrien, joined by showbiz tonight anchor. A. J. Hammer. First we know what is nominated for this Years Academy awards. We want to go tony shell turn t tu nischelle turner. The academy has the leeway to nominate five to ten pictures, they nominated ten movies, amare r amore. Lincoln, Silver Linings playbook. Zero dark thirty. The best actor category, a strong category but a big snub it seems in this category. Nominees are Bradley Cooper, daniel day lewis, hugh jackman, denzel washington, and no john hawkes for the sessions. A lot of people thought he would get it. Best actress. Jessica chastain, jennifer laurence, naomi watts, guvenzhane wallis. And naomi watts. Such a great performance. We also had the supporting categories, this, again, for the men, a very strong category, this year the nominees for bes
Thank you, poppy. See you later. Captions by vitac www. Vitac. Com 6 00 eastern. Youre in the cnn newsroom. Im poppy harlow with you. We begin with this shocking story. The fbi made a startling admission, it is about crime scene evidence and how some of it was used to send people to prison and to death row for more than 20 years in a report published this weekend in the washington post, the Justice Department admits that almost every fbi hair expert that took the stand in a courtroom over a long period of time maybe gave the wrong information. Flawed forensic testimony that helped prosecutors, and some those trials ended with the death penalty. Take a look at this. This is a quote from the washington post. It reads, fbi experts systemically testified to the near certainty of matches of crime scene hairs to defendants backing their claims by citing incomplete or misleading statistics drawn from their casework. In reality, there is no accepted research on how often hair from different pe