hearing about these two calls that he held today? well, just the call that the president just finished which this moderate group of democrats, i m told, got pretty tense and sources even told me that the president was defensive at times, this was a private call, so i m hearing from sources on that call familiar with that call about exactly what happened the president only took three questions from lawmakers, one of them was from democratic congressman jason crow of colorado, who apparently asked the president how the question is, the questions surrounding his mental fitness are going to affect our country s position on the world stage and our national security. this is where sources say biden got pretty animated and defensive about his record on foreign policy, his role in nato and then the president also heard from democratic congresswoman chrissy houlahan of pennsylvania, who apparently pressed biden a lot about what his path to victory is in pennsylvania specifically a k
republican national convention starts next monday at 8:00 on cnn has the president been treated for parkinson s know, is he being treated for parkinson s? know? he s not. is he taking medication for parkinson s know, this president is fit and prepared to two new to serve. nothing is good the polls are trending the exact wrong way in a hurry plead with you to shelter in place do not put our first responders in further danger it s very difficult day today for ukrainian people since then morning his i m, very difficult to read the news and just to go on the court, it s it s extinguish live, from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster. hello, a warm welcome to our viewers joining us from around the world. i m max foster is tuesday, 9 july 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington where the white house is trying to calm fears about president biden s neurological health. after reports that have parkinson s disease specialist has visited the white house eight t
eyes. it s the story of rapid action with ongoing consequences. the desperation in afghanistan today, the withdrawal of american troops, the return to power of the taliban, it all began with a decision immediately after the 9/11 attacks to respond with war. we ll show you through the lens of the nbc news archives how america went from a quiet week in september 2001 to a military footing that would last for 20 years. along the way, we ll hear from a veteran of afghanistan and iraq, now congressman jason crow and we ll ask him the question that used to be almost taboo. was the decision to invade afghanistan made in too much haste? did we rush into war? our story begins on september 10, 2001. when president george w. bush used his fighting words for an altogether peaceful cause against a very different enemy. there are too many of our kids in america who can t read today. maybe not in this school, but around the nation there is just too many. and now it s time to wage war on i
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
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 needed a 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 are 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, for the entire state now and the declaration they ve issue today explains why they pulled the trigger, how they got to this dramatic and absolutely unprecedented point. as we ve been reporting in the last few days, it was over a week ago now, that crisis standards of care were implemented for specific hospitals in north