Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are jasmine cameron chileshe of the financial times and james rampton of the independent. Tomorrow s front pages, starting with. Let s start with the metro. On its front page, team gb diver tom daley is shown in tears after finally ending his long wait for an olympic gold medal. He won the synchronised ten metre platform alongside partner matty lee. The guardian reports daley s empowering message to the lgbt+ community after his gold medal win, hoping that his victory will inspire others. The telegraph calls it magic monday as team gb enjoys other two gold medals. Adam peaty stormed to victory in the ioo metres breaststroke, and 21 year old tom pidcock dominated the men s mountain bike race. In other news, according to the times, the government will get tough on burglars as the prime minister is set to announce new crime fighting plans involving the use of tags, stop and search and community s
High in minneapolis where the trial of former police officer derek chauvin accused of murdering george floyd has now entered its third week. In england people are back at the pub, retail shops and hairdressers for the first time in months as the country takes more steps out of lockdown and some normality returns. And prince william and harry have paid personal tribute to their grandfather the duke of edinburgh describing him as extraodinary cheeky with a mischievous sense of humour . Staying in the state of minnesota and not far from the courtroom, there has just been a press conference. There hasjust been a press conference. there hasjust been a press conference. , , ~ conference. The shooting sparked more protests. conference. The shooting sparked more protests. Here conference. The shooting sparked more protests. Here is conference. The shooting sparked more protests. Here is a conference. The shooting sparked more protests. Here is a little conference. The shoo
United states. My guest this morning, dr. Anthony fauci and governor gretchen whitmer of michigan which has seen the biggest take of cases nationwide. Another week of gun violence. There was no confrontation with anyone that was there. There was no disturbance, no argument. He just appeared to randomly start shooting. And criticism of deadly policing. Taser, taser, taser! [ bleep ]. I just shot him. With protests in cities across the country. Plus the former speaker speaks. There s nothing worse than a reckless jackass who thinks he s smarter than everybody else. John boehner goes after his former colleagues for the party s sharp turn to the right. But what role did he play in making the party what it is today? now looking backwards, do you think you should have done more? my interview with john boehner. Joining me are nbc chief correspondent current kristen welker, eddie glaude jr. Of princeton university, anna palm palmer founder of punch bowl news and senior eder to of the dispatch
shortness of breath but there was no indication that he made any statements that he was having difficulty seeing things? is shortness of breath one of those things you would expect to see in hypoxia? yes. what causes that feeling of shortness of breath in a hypoxia situation? again, if we are looking at hypoxia of the brain, which gives the person the sense that they need to breathe faster, breathe harder, and they are short of breath and that can be caused by the inability to get oxygen or air into the lungs, or obstruction, or something that interferes with the airway or affects the ability to move the lungs, or it can be cardiovascular. you can get shortness of breath with a heart attack. you can get shortness of breath with other vascular abnormalities, so therefore it s not a good discriminator and does not help you separate out whether or not there was a respiratory problem or a d distribution of air from outside your body to the absorption, and all the brain
review, complain of such visual changes? no, he complained of shortness of breath, but there was no indication that he made any statements that he was having difficulty in seeing things. is shortness of breath one of those things you would expect to see in hypoxia? yes. what causes that feeling of shortness of breath in a hypoxia situation? so, we re looking at hypoxia of the brain, which gives the person the sense that they need to breathe faster, breathe hard, they re short of breath. that could be caused by inability to get oxygen or air into the lungs. so an obstruction and/or something that interferes with the airway or affects the ability to move the lungs, so or it cancardiovascular. and you can get shortness of breath with heart attack. you can get shortness of breath with other vascular abnormalities, so therefore, it s not a good discriminator. it doesn t help you separate out whether or not there was a respiratory problem versus a distribution problem of