pelvis. they shattered it. there were hundreds of fragments of bone, and they acted like shrapnel. now, there are very important organs here, and structures. one of them is the colon. now, when the colon gets injured, bacteria can leak out there. are trillions of bacteria there. they can cause a pocket caused an abscess, that s when a lot of bacteria is growing up. it can be very hard for the antibiotics to reach it. sometimes you need to put a drain. if you can t do that through interventional radiology, then sometimes you have to do surgery. brown: so dr., good news, recently he was moved out of intensive care signaling he was making progress. but he s back there now, in intensive care. what does that say to you as a doctor? well, they probably picked up some evidence of infection. what would that be? a fever, an elevated white count, some change to his vital signs. something said there may be an infection. they said, let s move him back to a part of the hospital where
welcome to the overnight news, i m elaine quijano reporting from washington, d.c. it was a busy sunday for president trump s new communications director. he made the round on the morning programs threatening to take drastic action to stop leaks to the press. the president s new messenger hired friday fielded question as but mr. trump s son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner. he has meetings with congressional intelligence committees investigating the trump campaign relations with russia. errol barnett is at the white house. if you are going to keep leaking i will fire everybody. just very president trump s appointed communications director hit the airwaves today promising to forcefully stop leaks and put the administration back on message. if the president operates off the balls of his feet. an aggressive guy, the reason why he won the presidency. and so, we are going to come up with a strategy that is going to knock people s socks off. he also acknowledged m
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