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We did hear about one victim who was shot in the torso. presumably somebody who was attending the shabbat services there at the tree of life synagogue. can you give us an update on that individual? >> that was the oldest patient that was brought from the scene, a 0-year-old man who had gunshot wounds to the abdomen. initially went to the operating room for evaluation and stabilization of those injuries. its a technique thats he actually been integrated from military medicine called damage contro...

That required intervention and evaluation in the operating room. again, that officer is doing fine. happy to answer any questions if you have those. >> reporter: did it seem like perhaps any sort of special type of bullets may have been used that would create any extra damage or something to that extent? >> i dont have any direct knowledge about that, but not from the injury pattern, it did not appear that way. >> reporter: were they generally shot multiple times or one wound? >> some with multi...

Mercy received those six patients. perpetrator went to a different facility. >> doctor, so are any of those discharged yet or are those still remaining in surgery? can you give me an update on those six? >> one of the parents was seen in the emergency department and discharged. the remaining five all required more extensive evaluation and treatment and still admitted to the hospital. >> doctor, we were told that the four police officers, two police officers and two s.w.a.t. officers that they re...

Its pushing claimants into debt and towards food banks because of payment delays says the departments turning a deaf ear to these concerns the committee I just ministers to listen to groups on the front line into what external organizations to shape a new system Google says its nearly 50 employees in the past 2 years over allegations of sexual harassment The statement came after a newspaper reported that a senior executive was given a $90000000.00 pay off when he left the firm after what Google...

Suppress whistleblowers stop victims of abuse speaking out I think its an entirely proper use of Parliament to name people when clearly the evidence is overwhelming and Peyser accusing the Department of Work and Pensions of dismissing evidence that Universal Credit is causing hardship for claimants the government has said it would delay the rollout of the scheme which merges 6 payments into one the Commons Public Accounts Committee says that may not solve the problems the mayor of New York Bill...

In the Europa League. This is B.B.C. 5 Live and where the region is on 5 Live is Giuliana Cassaday the Labor peer Lord Hain says it was his duty to name Sir Philip Green as the businessman whos been accused of sexual and racial harassment an injunction had been issued by the Court of Appeal preventing the Daily Telegraph from printing his name Lord Hain used the protection of parliamentary privilege to reveal its legal correspondent is quite common some certainly many lawyers will regard what P...

Ments its accused the Department of Work and Pensions of turning what it calls a deaf ear to concerns Devon galon it was one of the original architects of the new system one of the core issues around universal credit is that its been conceived in this environment where youve got a government thats trying to take 12000000000 pounds out of the benefit system universe a quite itself takes a further 2000000000 pounds out of a better system to kind of try and balance the nations books on the backs o...

The Labor peer Lord Hain says it was his duty to name Sir Philip Green as the businessman whos been accused of sexual and racial harassment an injunction had been issued by the Court of Appeal preventing the Daily Telegraph from printing his name Lord Hain used the protection of parliamentary privilege to reveal its legal correspondent is quite common some certainly many lawyers will regard what Peter Hain did in piercing this injunction in Parliament as undermining the rule of law others will ...

Whistleblowers stop victims of abuse speaking out I think its an entirely proper use of Parliament to name people when clearly the evidence is overwhelming and pais are accusing the Department of Work and Pensions of dismissing evidence that Universal Credit is causing hardship for claimants the government has said it would delay the rollout of the scheme which merges 6 payments into one the Commons Public Accounts Committee says that may not solve the problems the mayor of New York Bill de Bla...

Peter Hain did in piercing this injunction in Parliament as undermining the rule of law others will feel this was the exercise of an important part meant to write on a matter of huge public interest certainly I think senior judges the parliamentary authorities will not want this sort of thing to happen on any kind of regular basis if it did that be no point in having court orders in these kind of cases Philip Green says he categorically and wholly denies allegations of unlawful sexual or race o...