the order of care. you can t think about what you re seeing because you won t be able to make the right decisions. you can t go back. santiago doesn t remember being rescued from the train. translator: i woke up at the hospital. i didn t remember anything. the doctor asked me, do you know where you are? i said, no. you are in the hospital. i couldn t believe it, because this was bad. due to his memory loss, it takes santiago a week to realize the enormity of his personal situation. they told me that my brother had died. i thought he was still working. still now, i can t believe it. even professionals experienced in disaster management are shaken to the core. translator: a lot of us,
translator: they determine how many ambulances, how many beds, how many boards. the order of care. you can t think about what you re seeing because you won t be able to make the right decisions. you can t go back. santiago doesn t remember being rescued from the train. translator: i woke up at the hospital. i didn t remember anything. the doctor asked me, do you know where you are? i said, no. you are in the hospital. i couldn t believe it, because this was bad. due to his memory loss, it takes santiago a week to realize the enormity of his personal situation. they told me that my brother had died. i thought he was still working. still now, i can t believe it. even professionals experienced in disaster
a combination of air strikes and counter artillery fire. this is the kind of thing, this kind of picture does not surprise me. i ve seen it before. we ve not only seen it recently especially in certain areas of the middle east where the construction is not that good it s not well support nd. but you could go back and sea pictures of world war ii. you could see pictures in england, germany and france and see these kind of pictures after major battles. it s unfoort nate but the good news is when you hear the citizens of the town saying we will rebuild, that s the important thing. it s a conflict of will. some people say they look at these pictures and they say, yeah isis is out but they re 25 miles or so from the city. people can t go back. there are no houses left over there. i guess a lot of people are asking was it worth it to basically destroy kobani in order to get isis out of there. look when we were talking last summer into the fall we
you start on hormones and things do change. but sexual reassignment surgery is like coming to the new world and like cortez in 1519 from the shoreline of this new world watching the ship burn down to the water line. you can t go back. this is your life. you re female. and with that, there comes major changes to the way you think, the way you behave. the hormones take effect. your body s not fighting. estrogen is not fighting testosterone because now you have normal levels of testosterone for a female and you take hormone replacement therapy for the estrogen. so you start fem nooizing more and more. you have to give into the process. so we re watching somebody that is very uncomfortable being transgender, being transsexual. you know what s funny to me zoe? what s funny to me is i m sitting here as a heterosexual guy more sympathetic to what i
surgery. she has psychiatric clearance to transition to female. so there you go. she s going all the way. she said it. i don t know how you can have sexual reassignment surgery and, you know your sexuality flips a third of the time. so you had that surgery. you and i have previously spoken about your sexual reassignment surgery e. what advice would you give to bruce jenner about the surgery and that process? put the seat down in the middle of the night. my advice my advice is really simple. everything changes. you start on hormones and things do change. but sexual reassignment surgery eis like coming to the new world and like cortez in 1519 from the shore line of this new world watching the ship burn down to the water line. you can t go back. this is your life. you re female. and with that there comes major