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One -- at what point does it become complicated? how long will they give him? i guess how long will constituents give him for his recovery? >> thats a great "question of the day" because i think it depends on the motive. was it about trumpism or him? where is their allegiance? if its to the party then maybe the patience isnt as long because they just want to secure a democrat in that seat but if its to him maybe there is more patience he be met with and grace. >> i think either way they have to ...

He experienced a stroke last year that resulted in some difficulties processing verbal information. is there any connection here between that event and what he might be experiencing right now? >> yes, the american heart association and american stroke association say that one out of three people who have a stroke will suffer depression. one out of three. so that is a lot. part of what is going on there is that it is depressing to not be able to speak as you used to or in some cases walk as you u...

Mental health is real. you can get help. im going to show you how its done." i know all of us are rooting for him. >> you know, joe, ill say something else about this, which is, you know, when fetterman had his stroke, a lot of people wondered how he would -- the effects would be on hispolitics in the senate rate. i think it was an advantage. in the final stretch of the race, you know, what happened to him was not that unusual. many people in pennsylvania had strokes or people in their families ...

Needs. some of fettermans critics have said -- have wondered whether the temporary leave could turn into a permanent one. his office has sought to tamp down on any speculation with his chief of staff saying that resignation is not going to happen. >> sahil kapur for us, thank you. i want to bring in now dr. brandon gigglio, a vascular neurologist at nyu specializing in strokes. thanks for joining us on this. we appreciate you. neither you nor nyu langone have treated the senator, but we can talk...

Stigma by having a united states senator say that he is struggling. >> first of all, there have been other lawmakers who had strokes in office in recent years. i want to play this. this is a bite from president biden back in 2020 talking about his experience. 50 years ago when his family died, a lot of his family members died in a car accident, how he coped with it. >> i thought about what it would be like to just go to the memorial bridge and jump off and end it all. but i didnt ever get in a c...

Of severe asthma worsening. by doing that, we are only left with one alternative. and that was the air pollution. because we know that by cleaning up the air, we dont only improve asthma, we reduce dementia, diabetes, pulmic obstructive lung disease, heart disease, strokes, etc, etc. so it all can be done and its all a matter of will and weve done this before. we had the clean air act in 1952, and it changed the way we heated our homes and got rid of coal. well, weve got to do the same and step ...

These profits start to fall in the year to come, but they are historically enormous numbers. hannah, thank you very much. it is just it isjust coming up it is just coming up to it isjust coming up to 7.10. a new way of screening less urgent ambulance calls is to be introduced in england, to try to improve response times. the focus is on category two calls, which include emergencies such as heart attacks and strokes. crews are now being asked to review incidents which may not need such a fast res...

Introduced in england, to try to improve response times. the focus is on category two calls, which include emergencies such as heart attacks and strokes. crews are being asked to review incidents which may not need such a fast response. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. ambulance, as the patient breathing? ambulance, as the patient breathing? ambulance call centres have seen record levels of calls in recent months, contribute to some of the worst ever response times. so in london ...

The focus will be on category two calls, which range from suspected heart attacks and strokes, to burns and urgent headaches. crews will be asked to review each call to see if a patient could be better treated elsewhere. heres our health correspondent, dominic hughes. ambulance, is the patient breathing? ambulance call centres have seen record levels of demand in recent months... has she lost any blood? ..and thats contributed to some of the worst ever response times. so in london and the west m...

The authorities say people will be moved to live in other accommodation but some feel they are being moved on too quickly. fatma has been living in the camp since the earthquake hit. translation: it was rainy and cold, plus we had to see dead bodies - coming out of the building nearby. it was like a nightmare — i couldnt wash for ten days. this is the situation we are in. 0ur mental strength has broken. the earthquake has already taken so much, but many feel they are now left in limbo, not kno...