The university of Birmingham University of alabama at birmingham. About looking at the reopening that is happening in many states across the country. What are you looking for as possible early indications of spikes as States Reopen and the summer ensues, and fall begins . What we are all concerned about is the expansion of cases that happens over time. If we open up too soon, then it casese an increase in that we will see, and they will engage with us in a way that is in cases. Spikes what i am expecting to see over the next couple of weeks and months is that we are going to have a slow climb. I do not think we will see a spike. In alabama we have seen since we reopened at the beginning, we had about 180 cases a day, on average. 520 newne 1, we had cases a day. You can see that reopening probably was associated with an increase in cases, but we were also testing a lot more, so you can ask the question was it more testing or new cases . I think it was both. Host was there an inevitabili
Online if you are under the age of 30. Those of you between the ages of 30 and 50. And if you are 50 or over. You can also send us a text. Please include your name and where you are texting from. On twitter, we are cspanwj. Ourcouncil post on facebook page. We will start the program with a look at usa today, which says a day of grief, a call to action. The memorial featured a moment of silence aston lasted eight minutes and 46 seconds, the length of time a policeman laid his knee on the neck of george floyd. Police officers linked to floyds arrest and killing were dismissed from the force and charged with crimes, the most serious being seconddegree murder. Your comments on our social media pages, some of those right here on twitter. This one says every burning city in america has something in common, democrat mayors, democrat city councils, democrat sheriffs and Police Chiefs, Democrat Senate and house. Democrats need to stop blaming the right for the culture they created in the last 5
Will the children go . Two children, who needs them . Naturally . I didnt know what to do. If all at once tanya was rescued in moscow in the center of petrovsky, the unique team of dr. Charchan works here, there are no symptoms, the aneurysm does not have any, but if you do not operate, tanya will die, as a rule, there are none. It just doesnt exist, right . The operation lasts 10 hours from morning to evening in the operating room, nine doctors and four nurses cool the patient up to 28, the heart does not stop blood flow in the aorta. We have blood supply, and separately the brain and internal organs are below the range. This is an artificial blood supply device. Each organ supplies the aortic arch separately; the prosthesis is removed. We will sew on branches to others, the prosthesis will sew in all the vessels that feed the brain of the hand and heart all this time. Then the remaining parts of the aorta are replaced and everything is also painstakingly sewn into it. Vessels finally
Officers participated in the massive search for him for two weeks. Watch. Shortly after 8 00 a. M. , our suspect was captured. I want to say first and foremost, thank god there were no injuries to Law Enforcement or to the public. Harris i want to go first to nate foye who has done a fabulous job this morning before, during and after the capture. Nate, im asking about deportation right off the top here. Im asking what we know about this guy and i know you have details. Take us through it. Harris, right now he is at an Avondale Station Being questioned but he will go to a state prison facility. He will not go back to Chester County prison where he escaped two thursdays ago. The big update today he was taken into custody by the State Troopers as well as Border Patrol team and this all started at about midnight last night when the home alarm went off in what was the Search Perimeter. The home alarm went off and troopers were already in the area. They went to check it out and brought in th
I agree with your comments about the challenges, the situation being unacceptable, saying if we arent talking about the problems, we arent addressing them. Aggressively working in the great plains area. Members of the senate a couple weeks ago who werent on the committee such as senator thune were here because of the concern that we have with regard to the conditions of the Indian Health service in the great plains areas specifically. In fiscal year 2016 i know youve only been on the job for a short period ever Time Congress appropriated 2 million specifically to help address some of these emergent issues. Despite the dire conditions in the great plains area, it took the administration several months to even figure out what to do with the 2 million in appropriated funds. I know you werent there at the time. Meanwhile, the facilities in the area have lost their medicare provider status, on the verge of losing it. Patients at the facilities are ultimately paying the price. I note funds w