the second thing that s important about the respiratory rate of 22 is when you have somebody that the primary problem in the body is airway narrowing, where you have somebody where there is that the airways are being compressed and there s narrowing in the neck and narrowing in the chest, the physiological response to airway narrowing is a normal respiratory rate and that is what we have. so it s the expectant respiratory rate you see that s normal is the expected physiological response. if somebody who has airway narrowing. so, doctor, you ve covered the mechanisms of how low oxygen occurs. as a commission, did you observe the results of low oxygen in the video showing the last minutes of george floyd s life? yes. what did you observe? i mean, in terms of what we are seeing is the changes in his facial appearance, this becomes crucially important. again, it s seeing the effects of the low oxygen. have you seen this effect in other patients as a clinician? yes,
begin this hour, with the rising death toll from the tornado outbreak that has ripped across much of the south and midwest just minutes ago, officials in illinois confirmed for more storm related deaths, the overall death toll over the last 24 hours now jumps to 21 lives lost more than 50. tornadoes have been reported in seven states. in the south and the midwest. the state of emergency now blankets, much of arkansas and the national guard is rolling into devastated communities. there are reports of at least a dozen tornadoes touching down in the state. these images are of the hard hit town of wynne, arkansas, and that s where we find cnn s derek van dam. jim i was just talking to my crew a moment ago, and the scene behind us reminds us of being on the set of a major blockbuster movie. i mean, just look at what we have with this destruction coming out of wynne, arkansas, that is a church steeple that was blown off by this tornado. look at the incredible damage in front of tha
boyle and gregory meeks if he is right, or if that is just wishful thinking. much to do about nothing with no evidence just days before the government runs out of money, republicans are focused instead on their impeachment inquiry into president biden. a veteran of a legit impeachment process, congressman stacey closs minutes here to talk about that. and round two, republican presidential candidates hold their second debate this week, the front runners counter programming but so is president biden. good morning, i m jonathan capehart, katie phang is off, today this is a special two hour edition of the sunday show. i m still, here in just six calendar days, the government will run out of money unless they can come on to an agreement over to government shutdown. all eyes are on house speaker kevin mccarthy. it is like watching some for slope try to feral cats at the yesterday mccarthy returned to the capitol and held a conference call to discuss the path ahead. to try to
the second hour of the special edition of the sunday show. we begin this hour with time quickly running up for leaders in congress to strike a deal to fund the government. with only six days left before the possible government shutdown, how speaker kevin mccarthy is failing to secure enough votes. just yesterday, on a conference call with house republicans, he told the right when holdouts that, quote, now is not the time to work against me. five of those far-rit members have already blocked a procedural vote on and events bill twice. they plan to hold their ground unless their long list of demands are match. we will have to wait and see what happens on tuesday when mccarthy s leadership, once, again is put to the test. he plans to resume voting on a mini buses, which is a series of bills. no matter the, outcome on thing is for sure. speaker mccarthy s house of cards is crumbling. in the past week, professional republicans have called their own party dysfunctional, a c
one of the moms in that picture saying, quote, my baby would have died if she had stayed in venezuela. important reminder of the struggles that country is still facing. the photographer here, nachos doche from reuters. you can send me a snapchat or instagram. more news nor from ali vels who only has good things to say. good afternoon. i ll probably catch you later this afternoon. thursday august 23rd, let s get smarter. michael cohen, tell me about your relationship with him. he was a lawyer for me for one of many. they would say the lawyer and they would add the fixer. i don t know if he was a fixer. yo i don t know where that term came from. he didn t do big deals. small deals. turned out he wasn t that good,
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