Just issued this declaration. You see it says there in all caps at the top, declaration of crisis standards of care. All public health districts in the state of ohio, date of declaration, september 16th, 2021. That is today. Crisis standards of care provide guidelines that help health providers and systems decide how to deliver the best care possible under the extraordinary circumstances of an overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. The guidelines are used when there are not enough health care resources to provide the usual standard of care to people who need it. The goal of crisis standards of care is to extend care to as many patients as possible and save as many lives as possible. Implementation of crisis standards of care is meant to be a last resort. It means all other options for addressing resource limitations have been explored. Overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. Again, this is for all public health districts in the state of ohio. It s for the the entir
Guidelines that help health providers and systems decide how to deliver the best care possible under the extraordinary circumstances of an overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. The guidelines are used when there are not enough health care resources to provide the usual standard of care to people who need it. The goal of crisis standards of care is to extend care to as many patients as possible and save as many lives as possible. Implementation of crisis standards of care is meant to be a measure of last resort. Activation of the crisis standards of care means that all other options for addressing resource limitations have been explored. Overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. Again, this is for all public health districts in the state of ohio. It s for the entire state now. The declaration they ve issued today explains why they ve pulled the trigger, how they got to this dramatic and absolutely unprecedented point. As we ve been reporting in the last few days, it
Sir richard branson. They went to the very lowest part of what is considered space where they were briefly weightless for a few minutes and then they returned which, you know, that s cool. This is not that though. This is actually a genuine honest to god actual space mission. Spacex rocket is going to launch four amateur astronauts although one does include a billionaire. Don t you worry, we re getting another billionaire into space. They re going to go into orbit 360 miles above earth. The crew is composed entirely of civilians. There is a billionaire who funded the trip, a physician s assistant from saint jude research center, data engineer and geo science professor. Got a very cool second chance. Those don t usually happen. What we re going to witness basically is the closest thing that we ve ever seen here in the u. S. At least to the kind of dream that we were sold as children, right? the futuristic dream of space travel available to normal people, nontrained astronauts, people be
Very quickly after the attack. It s ended up staying up until july. That fence was unsettling for a lot of people. It was a profound change in what the cws government looks like, for one, and what it feels like to be in washington, d. C. It s fair to say there was relief when the fencing finally came down in july, but as of right now, as of just this hour, these are live images here, it s going back up. Nobody expects it will be up for months on end again. But it is going up as of tonight because of a saturday event, an event planned for this weekend in which trump supporters are saying they are going to converge on the capitol led by a former trump campaign official and their convergence on the capitol this weekend is explicitly organized around them celebrating the january 6th attack and denouncing the arrests and prosecution of the people who participated in it. So as of right now we are watching these images as the fence is moved into place and put back up around the capitol. If yo
They are going to go into orbit almost 360 miles above earth. Higher than the orbit of the international space station. The crew, is composed entirely civilians. There is as i said a billionaire who founded the trip. Also physicians assistant from sainthood research center, a data engineer, and a geoscience professor, who is nearly selected for the astronaut program 12 years ago, getting a very cool second chance. Those don t usually happen. So we re going to witness, basically is the closest thing that we have ever seen here in the u. S. It least to cut the kind of dream that we were sold as children. The futuristic dream of space travel available to normal people. Non trained astronauts, people being able to just get on a rocketship, and gauge in space travel, for the first time. Cal perry call joins me now, he is standing by the launch. What are we going to see here? hey chris so this rocket could take them over 17,000 miles an hour, when they were detached, return to earth on a dro