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(File photo) MANILA - Acknowledging the importance of combat-based life-saving knowledge and techniques, the National Capital Region Police Office (NCPRO) has launched a 40-day Combat Medic Course. In a statement on Saturday, NCRPO chief Brig. Gen. Jonnel Estomo said the program, which is in partnership with the Philippine National Police Special Action Force Combat Medics, is under S.A.F.E. NCRPO and is the flagship campaign toward the attainment of a safer NCR for all. Estomo said S.A.F.E. NCRPO means a police organization that is "Seen, Appreciated, Felt, and Extraordinary". "...

Duval county, and the beds that are occupied by covid patient, and geoff, i can see that the beds are needed for other things other than covid, so it is causing a strain on care, and rationing of care and not just florida, but elsewhere. so, geoff, we are at the end of the road here, we are using something called e.c.h.o., and that is a way to oxygenate the blood outside of the body. a few of these exist in the zip codes across the country. so they are sparse life-saving techniques that we can use. they are rationed in florida. we don't have to be in this situation, and actually happening what...

May speak to the officer, usually stay in the car. what caused him to get out of the vehicle? did the officer ask him to do it? did he do it on his own? that's some things the dash cam video could show. this could be a crucial piece of evidence. >> very much it could be. brian in north charleston south carolina. thank you. going public was tough for the bystander that took the video of walter scott's killing. his attorney explaining why on the "today" show. >> he's afraid. first thing he said how can i get protection? there's officers that said they performed cpr. he never saw them doing life ...

This event and the science fair. because it happened inside the white house, the first responders were uniformed secret service agents. they're trained in life saving techniques. medics were on hand to help, and they called in dc fire and ambulance. it was very scarey and very serious. they started an iv line, they ultimately got the journalist into a ambulance. he was taken to a hospital and he remains hospitalized tonight. no one wants anything like that to happen to them under any circumstances. if it happens to you, you could do worse than to have it happen in front of secret service agent...

Asia. in the science fair he suddenly collapsed at the white house. he has a a heart attack while he was covering the president at this event and the science fair. because it happened inside the white house, the first responders were uniformed secret service agents. they're trained in life saving techniques. medics were on hand to help and they called in dc fire and ambulance. it was very scarey and very serious. they started an iv line they ultimately got the journalist into a ambulance. he was taken to a hospital and he remains hospitalized tonight. no one wants anything like that to happen ...