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refugee camps and hospitals. of course there was a risk of denouncing it. how can any of us live with ourselves, i could not. if we did not condemn what was condemnable. >> this is harvard's response that it finds itself. what do you make of how harvard responded specifically to the fact that it will refrain from taking public stances on issues unrelated to academia and one faculty member put it. as the faculty report put it. the most compassionit course of action is not to issue official statements of empathy. what do you make of the statement? >> as you stated it says a lot about the polarization. harvard is in position of not making statements of empathy and therefore all well and
parts actually more than two hours ago now, possibly the won the water commissioner had previously said they needed to fix the break we're waiting for a particular part to arrive. >> we expect for their parts arrive here, soon. once that part arise, we think that this would be a routine repair and wants to repair is completed. we'll be able to restore water services immediately the plan of mayor hendry dickens said a city workers visited more than 30 senior communities homeless shelter for his hospitals, and other sensors across the city with a vulnerable populations to deliver fresh drinking water and flushing water. >> the mayor also said, the city is also getting help from the state we have touched more than 30 senior communities, homeless shelters hospitals, and other centers across the city with vulnerable populations to deliver fresh
the independent has an exclusive on its front page, reporting that ten years on since the inquiry intojimmy savile's sexual abuse of children in hospitals, the nhs has failed to implement any of the inquiry�*s reccomendations. with me to reflect on the week's politics news and to look ahead to next week's campaigning is our political correspondent damian grammaticas. you have got an array of newspapers out in front of you. what has caught your eye over the weekend? the interesting _ your eye over the weekend? tue: interesting thing your eye over the weekend? tte: interesting thing on your eye over the weekend? "tt2 interesting thing on the your eye over the weekend? tt2 interesting thing on the front pages is the way they are all looking forward to the coming week, and they are picking up leaving behind the arguments of last week, although some of those are still rumbling on, and looking forward to what is coming. you saw those three papers, which all focus on this idea that the conservatives are just putting out this evening, and will be what they want to sort of want to talk
terms of having the material there, the trucks and drivers, and how quickly to get it into gaza? ~ ., ., ~ ., gaza? well, look, there are reportedly _ gaza? well, look, there are reportedly 4000 _ gaza? well, look, there are reportedly 4000 trucks - gaza? well, look, there are i reportedly 4000 trucks waiting at the rafah crossing on the egypt side, waiting for it to reopen, full israel to make that decision. from there, we have to rebuild. let's not forget, the hospitals in gaza, if they are not under evacuation orders or being militarised by israeli forces or damage to the point of no longer being usable... all this needs to be rebuilt, so there is a limit to what we can actually accomplish with ten field hospitals. we are really going to require a sustained effort, it's going to take years to rebuild. the people are malnourished, the young children suffering right now in this policy of starvation on the people of gaza, they require medical attention. it's not just require medical attention. it's notjust a matter of giving them some lentils and pita
..being limited more than ever. it is very depressing for the people in iran, first of all, and also for all the iranians who were hoping that things would change. but it seems that things are only, uh... ..changing for the worse, not the better. when a leading britishjournalist wrote a book about lebanon in 1990, he called it pity the nation. and it's true that lebanon's history since the more stable days of the 19605 has indeed been pitiable. its own complex political structure is rickety and deeply insecure, the stuff of civil war. waves of refugees from neighbouring countries, first palestinians and now syrians, have swamped lebanon's schools and hospitals, and brutal invasions by syria and israel have done it immense damage.
is why the russians attack this key area here is if we had those air defenses cranium is had those air defenses that would not be happening. >> all right. so are laden always great to see you. you always give such good context help us understand it better. thanks so much. thank you, jessica, breaking news brings you close to half of metro atlanta does not have water right now because of this water main break that you're seeing? it's a big one now we're learning this is forcing one of the areas largest hospitals to move some patients will have more news for you in her back in one of the most active 22 seasons you can't control 020. >> what kinds of interventions when we design go inside the store. >> premiere of violent earth with liev schreiber tomorrow would nine on cnn kate missing out on before you were preventing migraine with she lift up. remember the pain? so pre the cancel plans and look at me now, you'll never truly forget migraine, but q lifter reduces attacks making zero migraine days possible if the
one here in midtown, in the middle, i would neighborhood have paralyzed fast portions of the city, including the areas where it's all the top attractions in the south are located in the last hour, we learned that megan delian concert scheduled for tonight has been canceled according to the venue's state farm arena. some residents have gone more than 24 hours without water but are tourist attractions have been forced to shut down. and now we're hearing about the impact. this crisis has had a local hospitals, grady memorial hospital one of the top ones and the region announced earlier that they continue to experience low water pressure but remain fully operational and their emergency room is accepting all patients. emory healthcare, another major medical services provider told cnn in a statement that they have had to take several measures, including diverting ambulance this is transferring dialysis patients to other facilities and bring him in 58,000 gallons of water for the hospital chillers and cooling
centres and also an existing plan that pharmacies can treat some patients, they're going to allow pharmacies to treat more patients, acne, chest infections and menopause symptoms for women which they say will help really improve access to treatment and alleviate pressure on hospitals because of course be no waiting lists, access to treatment is a huge issue. labour are saying look at the record of the conservatives on this issue and of course we have heard them talk about their plans to bring waiting lists down. the liberal democrats interestingly have a policy on sunday where they are talking about health as well, they say they would restore public health budgets, money to try and help people getting sick in the first place, they think that is really key in trying to alleviate pressure on the health service. there will be a little bit of health policy going round on sunday. also worth watching out that the snp are launching their official campaign on sunday as well so it is going to be a busy day. it sunday as well so it is going to be a busy day-— a busy day. it is and “ust very cuickl a busy day. it is and “ust very quickly with h a busy day. it is and “ust very quickly with the _ a busy day. it is and “ust very quickly with the lib _ a busy day. it is and just very quickly with the lib dems, i a busy day. it is and just very| quickly with the lib dems, we a busy day. it is and just very i quickly with the lib dems, we have seen the leaders of the other parties out but sir ed davey taking
Anne Shaw, 68, from Leeds, was left "devastated" by her diagnosis and said her "whole life has completely changed". She is calling for lessons to be learnt from her situation