text:
tv CNN Newsroom Live CNN December 18, 2021 1:00am-2:00am PST
welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world, i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn newsroom, as omicron spread, the news from the scientists in the u.k., we're looking at what we're learning about how severe it is and how fast it spreads. plus a covid outbreak in the nfl forces games to be postponed. hear what one doctor says is needed to keep players on the field. and cnn has new exclusive reporting about the suspect in the assassination of the haitian president.
>> announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with kim brunhuber. it may be too soon to say whether the omicron variant is milder than other forms of covid-19, researchers at imperial college london say they found no evidence it is any less severe than delta and the risk of getting infected again is five times great wer omicron than delta. data shows it is spreading fast nert u.k. than south africa, with infections doubling in two and a half days. the u.k. reported more than 93,000 cases on friday breaking the record for a third day in a row. irish government is trying to stem its own omicron surge. in addition to other measures, restaurants and bars will have to shut their doors at 8:00 p.m. starting sunday. and across the atlantic, the spread of omicron has u.s. health experts urging people to get vaccinated and get boosted.
it's clear that omicron is an extremely contagious variant and doubles every two to four days and look at the projections of what that means and we're in for a lost cases of people getting sbftsed with this virus. what we would like to see as many people as possible protecting themselves with vaccines, and especially with boosters in order to limit the consequences. >> one health expert predicts there will be a viral blizzard of covid cases across the u.s. within weeks as the omicron variant continues to spread quickly. hence the reality, new york is already facing, as the state reported a record number of new covid infections on friday. cnn's kyung lah has details. >> reporter: america's covid time warp. long testing and vaccination lines in miami. familiar fears of exposure. >> i'm so scared. so i decided to make an
appointment to get tested. >> in new york city, the positivity rate has doubled in just four days. city health adviser tweeted we've never seen this before in nyc. a return to holiday tradition is halted once again. radio city music hall announced the christmas spectacular shows are canceled for the rest of the season due to increasing challenges of the pandemic. and pharmacies, store shelves, for rapid tests, sit empty. all echoes of the past. people fear, with more than an hour to be tested with the hand spread. >> this is coming yesterday twice and not being able to get tested. >> this is a whole new animal and we got to be honest about the fact that it is moving very fast and we have to move faster. >> the past is prologue, as new york's mayor redoubles restrictions and considers scaling back the times square new years eve celebration.
a visible return of sports restrictions, hockey in montreal played to an empty stands. and nhl shut down two teams because of covid spread and the nfl postponed three days this weekend. overall, deaths are increasing nearly half of u.s. states up sharply in seven. that's an increase of 8% from just last week. >> i think we're really just about to experience a viral blizzard. if you look at what's happened in south africa, you look at what is happening in europe, i think in the next three to eight weeks we're going to see millions of americans are going to be infected with this virus. >> we are looking at a winter severe illness and death if unvaccinated. >> as with previous surges, the unvaccinated are filling hospital, as weary doctors warn they are exhausted and losing staff. >> the reality is you can't just create humans in order to provide that care and staffing is a challenge everywhere. >> what makes this winter
different, while omicron may be highly, highly transmissible, vaccinations, especially boosters, can protect you from serious illness. and in a setback, parents of two to five-year-olds, pfizer says two doses of the vaccine did not produce enough immunity, and now testing out three child-sized doses. a delay until the second quarter of next year. >> you want to really get the right dose in the right regimen for the children. so although you don't like there to be a delay, you want to get it right and that's what they're talking about. >> yokyung lah, cnn, los angele cases skyrocket across the u.k. and scott mclean joins us from london. another day, another record. what's the latest? >> reporter: hey, kim, yes, the surge of omicron across the u.k. that france shut its borders to british tourists and business
travelers even vaccinated one, as you mentioned the u.k. has the highest daily case count force three days, and the good news the record setting day for thursday for vaccinations given in a single day, almost a million. omicron is the dominant strain of the virus in scotland. that's where a high containment lab where i visited earlier this week found, is finding that the variant doesn't infect cells quite as quickly as previous strains of the virus, though they stress that what happens in the lab doesn't always translate to the real world. watch. >> with the omicron variant surging across the u.k., scientists at the university of glasgow are racing to confirm in the world what real world data is already suggesting. >> omicron is able to escape far better the vaccination than any other one. >> it appears to spread much more easily but some indications are that it causes less severe
symptoms. >> we will possibly have a million people a day who are being infected in the u.k. and even if it is a tiny proportion of that large number, that will still result in quite a large number of hospitalizations. >> because the lab we're about to enter contains live samples of the omicron variant, we have to be decked out head to toe in protective equipment and sealed off with this respirator from any potential danger. >> when the virus sample first arrived here two weeks ago, it came in a very small vial. it's been left to grow and multiply in this incubator since then. now they finally have enough to experiment with. they have already noticed omicron does not multiply as quickly as delta. under the microscope, the dark spots are cells delta infected in 24 hours. but even after 48 hours, the omicron variant has not spread nearly as far. a potentially encouraging sign.
>> this is slower in the lab and it doesn't seem to be killing the cells as the other variant. but this is also in the lab, so the question is now how does it translate into actual patients. >> and sometimes things behave differently in a lab than they would in real life. >> yes. >> in the real world, new infections of omicron are doubling in as little as two days in some parts of the u.k. >> there is a tiny wave of omicron coming. >> the government thinks that every infected person infects three to five others. one not yet peer reviewed model suggests in the worst case scenario more than half of the english population could be infected with the omicron variant over the winter months. >> this is probably the most significant threat we've had since the start of the pandemic. >> in response, prime minister boris johnson is resorting to plan b. reviving the indoor mask mandate, and introducing the
covid passport for nightclubs and large events. but a vote this week to confirm the measure provoked a mutiny from within johnson's own conservative party, passing only thanks to votes from the oppositions. >> the ayes have it. >> you are segregating society based on an unacceptable thing. we are not a police society. >> they are in mainland europe, covid passports are making life difficult for the unjabbed in places like italy, france, and germany, and austria. they are now required for every day things like restaurants, public transport, going to work, or even leaving your house. austria is making adult vaccinations mandatory. the new german chancellor is pushing for the same. but when johnson suggested each even a conference about that in the future, it was publicly shot down by his own health secretary. >> we have seen plans for
universal vaccinations in europe, i will never support them in this country. >> instead the government is resorting to a familiar approach, personal responsibility. >> i think people should cut down on the things that expose them. >> with record new infections friday and the threat of rising hospitalizations johnson may soon need to convince a weary public to go along with even more restrictions. unless some good news is discovered inside labs like this one. >> and a new not yet peer reviewed british study found the risk of reinfection with the omicron variant is five times higher than it was with delta. that same study also found that there is no evidence that omicron is a less severe disease than previous variants, though the researchers also stress that data on hospitalizations is still very limited. >> great reporting from that lab, scott mclean in london,
thanks so much. joining me now is dr. peter chen hong, an infectious disease specialist at the university of california san francisco. thanks so much for being here with us, doctor. so we were warned about how quickly the omicron variant spread, but i think many of us were still very surprised by what's happening in the u.k., so you know, with that variant spreading here in the u.s., and predictions it will eventually take over from the delta variant, is what's happening there in the u.k. a precursor of what will happen here? >> well, kim, i think many people are fearful that what's happening in the u.k. will come to the u.s. after all, after alpha in the u.k., after delta in the u.k., we cau the ripple effects and a similar surge in the u.s. several weeks later. so again given that precedent, many people believe that what's happening in the u.k. comes over here. >> right, but the way that the
u.s. and the u.k. sort of dealt with that suggests that there might be some differences this time around. take us through what those might be. >> yes, so definitely, so i think in the late spring and early summer, the u.s. and the u.k. were in very similar positions, but for different reasons. the u.k. was coming off the delta surge. the u.s. was beginning their delta surge. and they handled it in very different ways. because at some point the u.k. was also going up in cases, but then freedom day came, and july, and at one point, they were very, very similar, but the u.s. said hey, i'm seeing these cases go up, even though a large swath of the population is vaccinated, i think i'm going to put a break on our reopening, and maybe increase restrictions a little bit, in california, new york, and some of the more populous areas, there were mask mandate, events were scaled back, and people hunkered down a little
bit, there was never any lockdown, but certainly a very, very different response. >> and then one of the other key differences is sort of the vaccination programs, sort of when people were vaccinated, and who, in a way, the u.k. was sort of punished for getting ahead of vaccinations so early. explain that for us. >> yes, so waning immunity is definitely another factor that might explain some of the differences, and may explain how the u.s. may respond as a country to the oncoming omicron surge. and the u.k. was very, very good at vaccinating very, very quickly, and early on, and of course, there were different vaccines used, it was astrazeneca, with pfizer, in the u.s., it was merely an mrna country with moderna and a little bit of j&j, a sprinkling, but that was done much more gradually and later. so when you come to summer time,
there's a lot of waning immunity, and in the u.k., the u.s. again being very grad ule in its uptake, had still a large proportion of the population with intact immunity to delta so that is certainly an explanation. >> as you kind of referenced how the u.s. handles the omicron must depend on where in the u.s. you live. california, new york, there are already reimposing indoor mask mandates in response in part to that threat so two years into this pandemic, can we conclusively say that these mitigation measures that california for instance used works, that outcomes are measurably better in states that clamp down early and hard? >> well, it is certainly, there's a big relationship in between vaccination rates and hospitalizations and deaths. but the relationship between the other mitigation factors like masking, et cetera, is much more controversial, and it probably only helped to a certain point
but they do sort of temper, the way i think about it is vaccine, the vaccine is the cake and the masking, the social distancing, that's the icing on the cake. but there's so many other factors, like waning immunity, who you immunize that play in the field, if you consider california to florida, florida was open in the same way that possibly the u.k. was, and california wasn't, but they ended up pretty much in the same place, but if you look at deaths there, there are more deaths per 100,000 in florida compared to california landscape. and you know, sometimes people refer to florida as the u.s. sweden, you know, thinking about natural immunity, it hasn't really been as successful. >> well, let's hope this booster campaign hopes us weather the oncoming omicron storm. really appreciate your
perspective, thanks for joining us. >> thanks so much, kim. now, for more on how countries in europe are responding to the double threat of omicron, and delta variants, i'm joined by journalist al goodman in madrid. al, it looks like more cases and more restrictions. >> hi, kim, that's right. and the omicron variant spreads rapidly across europe and finding fertile ground in france and germany and here in spain. they're among the top ten countries in the world in terms of their total number of coronavirus cases according to johns hopkins university. so in recent days germany and france have each notched up about 50,000 new coronavirus cases each day and in spain about 17,000. now, french restrictions against british travelers just went into effect hours ago this saturday and britain has its own problems for omicron so british travelers trying to get in, what british authorities call a compelling reason to be allowed in and a
negative test within 24 hours of departure. the french prime minister announcing a ban of large gatherings on new years eve. in germany, the new health minister with the new government saying omicron is a massive challenge, the government is eyeing measures targeting the unvaccinated and led to protests and arrests. 30 people arrested, protesters arrested in munich this week by police protesting the new measures. here in spain, the vaccination rate is higher, about 80% of the entire population, than most of the other european countries so the spanish government is not announcing new national measures. some of the regions are. but the pressure is being felt at hospitals, like this one, a major hospital, here in the center of madrid, where the icus, the intensive care wards, are now feeling more pressure, nationwide and here in spain it's 14% is the rate of the icu occupancy just a couple of weeks ago, it was down in single digits, and just to end, ireland
and denmark have each announced new restrictions as a result of this increasing load. in ireland, there will be a curfew on restaurants and bar, starting at 8:00 p.m., starting on sunday, and in denmark, cinemas, theaters, museums, are closed, and certain and more restrictions the prime minister announcing on restaurants. so as the cases grow, restrictions are growing. as you said. kim? >> all right. thanks so much, al, appreciate it. still ahead, cnn uncovers more information about the possible motive behind the unsolved assassination of haiti's president. and some of the men held in the case are talking to us in an exclusive report. we'll have more on why they are innocent victims being denied their rights. plus this.
for people who could use a lift new neutrogena® rapid firming. a triple-lift serum with pure collagen. 92% saw visibly firmer skin in just 4 weeks. neutrogena® for people with skin. i've been telling everyone... the secret to great teeth is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore. detoxifies below the gumline... and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america.
do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned we could sell all of our policy, or keep part of it with no future payments. who knew? we sold our policy. now we can relax and enjoy our retirement as we had planned. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy
lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. it's my 4:05 the-show-must-go-on migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. air wick
air wick scented oils are infused with natural essential oils to create authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with holiday spirit all season long. connect to nature this season. 17 members of a u.s.-based missionary group who survived a hostage or deal in haiti seemed to be doing okay. that's the word from the group itself. after the former hostages flew back to the u.s. thursday. they were held by one of haiti's most powerful gangs for weeks
until the last hostages were released later that day. christian aid groups described how they survived the captivity. >> everyone, including the ten-month-old baby, and the 3-year-old and the 6-year-old boys seemed to be doing reasonably well. the hostages were able to spend their captivity together. they spent many hours of each day praying, singing, and encouraging each other. unfortunately, they did not have a bible. but they recited bible verses by memory among themselves. >> the former hostages were kidnapped after visiting this orphanage near the capital in october, u.s. officials say a ransom was paid for their release but not by the u.s. government. cnn is also learning more about the assassination of haiti's president in july. the president was gunned down near his home close to the capital, and sources are talking to cnn about the reason behind the killing still unresolved and some of the suspects are telling us they're innocent and being
held under brutal conditions. matt rivers has this exclusive report. >> reporter: new information about the investigation into the assassination of haitian president jovenel moises who was killed inside the presidential residence back in july, a source close to the investigation tells cnn that the night that the assassins entered that home, one of their top priorities was looking for a document that president had been compiling, inside that document, allegedly the names of some of the top drug traffickers in the country, according to president moises. and the plan was to take the list after it was done being compile and bring it to u.s. authorities that the hope that the authorities in the u.s. would help him target some of those drug traffickers and their illicit activities here in haiti. that list, and the president's plan for that list, now being investigated, according to our source, as one of the motives that could be behind the killing
of president moises, the source adding that it is not believed that he was able to give that list to the united states before he was ultimately killed. we also have some exclusive new reporting surrounding the suspects in this case. we have been petitioning for months to try to get access to some of the suspects of the dozens that have been arrested, as a result of the investigation into this assassination, and ultimately this week for the first time, haitian authorities allowed us into the notorious national penitentiary where several suspects are being held. we were able to meet with five of the columbian suspects. remember that there are 26 columbian suspects that were arrested as a part of this case. and we were able to sit down and talk with five of them. we weren't able to bring in any recording equipment. but they basically said that they are the victims of a setup. they say that they were brought here, under false pretenses, they had no idea that they were going to participate in an assassination, and what they say is that they are the real victims here, in addition to the
president himself. basically, these men say, from the moment that they were arrested, they have been denied tue process. so they actually described to us a scenario, each one of us say they were forced to sign statements that they couldn't even read what was in the statements, because they were written by police, in a language that was foreign to them, and they only speak spanish so they couldn't read what was being written in the statements and under threat they were forced to sign them anyway, the haitian government, a federal government spokesman says that was not actually true, they denied that that happened. beyond that, though, these men still do not have legal representation, and they still have not been formally charged with any crimes under haitian law. and beyond that, they also describe consistent torture at various times after they were arrested. several of the men described how members of their group still have scars on their bodies from being tortured from police, either being hit or being stabbed, several of the men still have scars that the men
say come directly from police torture. they also say where they're being kept right now in haiti's notorious national penitentiary, the conditions are horrible and that is something we can attest to, we went into the penitentiary and multiple people stacked in a single prison cell, we saw raw sewage flowing through a pipe underneath our feet that was an exposed pipe. we saw. that these men are given one plate of rice per day, the only time they get to eat during the day and they are saying their lives are worth nothing in the prison and worth noting that the haitian government responded saying they don't single out the columbians for these conditions, that everyone in this prison is treated the same, which tells you a lot about how this prison is run, if those are the conditions, and the authorities don't even deny it. so this is the latest that we've been able to come here, out of haiti with, into this investigation into the assassination of their
president. matt rivers, cnn, port-au-prince, haiti. anyone hoping to watch some football this weekend could be disappointed. several nfl games are being postponed. blaming covid-19 and with the holidays approaching, the u.k. government is urging people to skip the parties and stay home, as the omicron variant races around the world. a stealth lockdown is taking a toll on the country's economy. that's next. stay with us. this holiday season, the blendjet 2 portable blender. it packs the power of a big blender on the go, and it crushes right through ice. just drop in your favorite ingredients, even frozen fruit, and make a smoothie any time, anywhere. blendjet cleans itself. just add a drop of soap, water, and blend. recharge quickly with any usb port. order now on blendjet.com and get our best deal ever! do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster,
stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. with directv stream i can get live tv and on demand anywhere. look, serena williams... matrix... serena... matrix... serena... matrix... ♪ ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream.
when they're sick, they get comfortable anywhere and spread germs everywhere. wherever they rest protection nothing kills more viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect.
where's mom? she said she would be home in time for the show. don't worry, sweetie. she promised she'd be here for it. ooh! nice shot! thanks! glad we have xfinity, with wifi speed faster than a gig! me too! woah, look! mom is on tv! she's amazing! (cheers) xfinity brought us together, after all! power your whole home this holiday with wifi speeds faster than a gig. click, call, or visit a store today. sing 2 let's take another look at our top story, a new study out of the u.k. gives new insight into how omicron stacks up against previous coronavirus
variants. researchers at imperial college london say they found no evidence it is any less severe than delta and found the risk of getting infected again was more than five times greater with omicron than with delta, and data shows the variant is spreading faster in the u.k. than it has previously with infections doubling in two and a half days. covid cases are playing havoc with the schedules of sports leagues in north america. dozens of players at the rams and cleveland browns tested positive or in contact with infected people. and pro hockey, the canada yensz and bruins, and colorado avalanche and panthers and calgary flames are being rescheduled and more than a dozen college basketball games in the u.s. are canceled or postponed. earlier i spoke with the ceo of premiere medical group u.s. and the covid testing director for the u.s. olympic swimming track and field and rug by and
gymnastics and i asked him about the argument some experts have raised saying pro sports should hit a pause button until things improve. here he is. >> i think that especially in the united states right now, we're not going to have much of a choice, because there's going to be such a surge in positivity as we go through the holidays. and we're seeing it as all of the games have been canceled, whether it's the nhl, or now god forbid the nfl this weekend, the positivity is going to go so high, so quickly, that i believe we're facing major cancellations, and what's the problem? well, now, we have to battle owner, league, and players associations. we all know how that goes in our country. that goes into this long and drawn-out stalemate. they need to come together right now, make a determination, what's safe for everyone, and keep the bubbles and they need
to start testing and testing and testing and they basically need to let vaccinations do their work. >> now, you know, we're talking pros here, but vaccination rates are lower, among young people and now some schools in the u.s. and canada, they're warning that they might have to go back to online, so with what you're seeing in the pro league, and with omicron threatening as you said, will college sports be able to carry on sort of undeterred in the next couple of months, or will there have to be major changes to their procedures, schedules, or maybe even worst case scenario, cancel seasons. >> yeah, i think we're faced with that even more so, in college, because you know, you have our colleges, they're facing the whole issue, we all know in the country, we got red states, we got blue states and unfortunately that translates over to the way they create some of their policies, and i believe that unless we have solid push for a third vaccination, just like in pros, we're going to see major cancellations going on.
i think we could have bowl games that are going to be canceled and coming up, and march madness, it might be a wish this year, unless there are dramatic changes. >> and the english football league is already pressing the pause button on some of its matches. 19 matches scheduled for this weekend have been postponed because of outbreaks among the team, 17 other matches will still go ahead, the efl includes lower tier teams below the premiere league which has postponed nine of its matches in recent days including five this weekend. so u.k. soccer fans won't have as many games to watch this weekend and the government is urging them to stay home and stay safe. the directives to steer clear of big gatherings are not definitely a lockdown but it is a distinction the u.k. economy doesn't seem to appreciate. >> it is being called a lockdown by stealth. unlike previous waves of covid-19, the u.k. government hasn't imposed restrictions on
social gatherings or ordered businesses to close. however, it has advised the british public to work from home, and this week, their chief medical officer, chris whitey, also advised people to limit their social contact if they want a covid free christmas with loved ones. and that's what the health director told the british public. and if they leave this weekend, it should be for a booster shot, not to watch the match. another record broken for the third consecutive day in friday and the number heading out to flash some cash before christmas are high. and the cafes, bar, and pubs and restaurants fell by a third in just ten days and they're expected to fall further still. the ceo has learned that some businesses may struggle to survive. business groups are calling for more grants or even a return to
the previous scheme, and business leaders met on friday, no need for financial support was announced. and a statement from the treasury says the government will continue to engage with businesses and those who are affected. the economic picture in the u.k. looks grim. the latest figures for october show the economy barely grew. it came in at 0.1%, and inflation hit 5.1%, which is the highest level in ten years. the arrival of omicron and the resulting surge in infections is likely to be a drag on the u.k. economy and the government is likely needing to spend more to support it. the defense rests in the trial of a former minnesota police officer charged in the death of a black man during a traffic stop. the latest from the courtroom coming up. plus ghislaine maxwell's defense team rests its case. details on the criminal sex trafficking trail of the
long-time jeffrey epstein associate. straight ahead. off menu: when you watch a chef do it, they don't rush through this stage. why we drive: few of us will ever dive so deep into our cars, but those who do venture down into the nuts and bolts... the dollar rebellion: when you wake up and face a challenge, you have to give all of yourself when you do something, and that's when you do your best. the happiness lab: when was the last time you took a second to look up at the blue sky and the trees? ♪ for the best audio entertainment and storytelling. audible.
did you know some deodorants may not last all day? secret works immediately! and is designed to last for up to 48 hours. with secret, keep it fresh. available in over 10 amazing scents and aluminum free. secret. small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. now, comcast business has an exclusive gift for you. introducing the gift of savings sale.
for a limited time, ask how to get a great deal for your business. and get up to a $500 prepaid card with select bundles when you switch to the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. or get started with internet and voice for $64.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee. give your business the gift of savings today. comcast business. powering possibilities.
when maxwell's defense team rested its case friday in the criminal sex trafficking conspiracy trial, nine witnesses testified for the defense over two day, closing arguments begin monday, and then the jury takes over for deliberation. maxwell has pleaded not guilty to six federal charges. the case against the former associate of jeffery epstein lies mostly on the testimony of four women. they say maxwell facilitated and sometimes participated in sexual abuse by epstein when they were minors. and defense attorneys in the trial of kim potter have rested their case, after the former police officer took the stand in a day of emotional testimony. she is charged in the killing of daunte wright during a traffic stop earlier this year. closing arguments in the trial are set to begin next week. cnn's josh campbell has the latest from minneapolis.
>> i remember hearing taser, taser, taser. and nothing happened. and then he told me i shot him. >> former officer kim potter testifies for the first time explaining the moment she cot and killed daunte wright last april. potter describes seeing her fellow officer struggling with write during the traffic stop. >> he had the look of fear on his face. it's something i've seen before. we were struggling, and trying to keep him from driving away. it was just chaotic. >> wright, who officers learned had an outstanding warrant for a weapons violation was initially pulled over for a minor offense, pointed out by a rookie officer. >> we discussed a little bit of suspicious activity. he noticed a pine tree or air freshener hanging from the
rearview mirror, and the tags were expired. >> potter said they would not have pulled over him at all if she wasn't training an officer. >> why not? >> it is just a minor violation. >> we would make numerous contacts with the public throughout the day. >> that contact would turn fatal. >> i shot him. >> when she pulled her gun, instead of her taser. >> the prosecutor asked potter about training on confusing her taser and her gun. >> we were trained on it, right? >> yes. it was a while back. >> you were trained in march of this year on that taser, correct? >> yes. >> the state pointing out -- >> you never saw a weapon on mr. wright, did you? >> no. >> never saw a gun? >> no. >> oh, my god. >> adding should he did not try to save wright or check on other officers in the aftermath. >> you didn't make sure any officers knew what you had just done, right? >> no. >> you didn't run down the
street and try to save daunte wright's life, did you? >> no. >> you were focused on what you had done, you had just killed somebody. >> i'm sorry it happened. i'm sorry. >> prosecutors continuing to push. >> you knew that deadly force was unreasonable and unwarranted. >> and i didn't want to kill anybody. >> and the jury in the trial, they heard from all of the witnesses who will be testifying. on monday, there will be closing arguments. where the prosecution will sum up their case, of course all along they claimed that a very senior officer should have known the difference between her service weapon and her taser. potter of course has pleaded not guilty, her defense has claimed that this entire episode was a tragic mistake. the jury will be sequestered on monday, as they begin their deliberations. josh campbell, cnn, minneapolis.
concern is growing over the escalating threat posed by cyber attacks to governments and individuals. just ahead on cnn, what some say should be done to reduce the danger. stay with us. he lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive to dairy. so anyone who says lactaid isn't real milk is also saying mabel here isn't a real cow. and she really hates that. (cooking timer rings) ♪ this is how we do it ♪
♪ this is how we do it ♪ (tools drop) (squeaking sound) ♪ this is how we do it ♪ turns out, montell jordan knows how to do almost everything. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. ♪ this is how... ♪ i got it, i got it, i got it. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage make the right call - and go with the general. with mucinex nightshift you've got powerful relief from your worst nighttime cold and flu symptoms. so grab nightshift to fight your symptoms, get your zzz's... and get back to your rhythm. ♪ the relief you need. the cash you want.
business leaders and former u.s. government officials have a stark warning about the threat of cyber attacks. we've already seen and felt the impact of several high profile hacks in 2020, when russian hackers breached u.s. federal agencies and attack and compromised as many as 14 technology firms. here in the u.s. southeast, there were long lines at gas stations when a ransomware attack shut down colonial pipeline, and more recently facebook says it exposed a vast network of surveillance for hire firms. the parent company meta claims they were using hacking tools and hundreds of fake personas to monitor journalists, dissidents and politicians around the world. and earlier this weeks, the fed chairman jerome powell had this to say, when asked about potential stability risks. >> the risk of a successful cyber attack is, for me, you know, always the most, one that
we would be, it would be very difficult to deal. with i think we know how to deal with bad loans and things like that. i think more, a cyber attack, if it were to take down a major financial institution or financial market utility would be a really significant financial stability risk that we haven't actually faced yet. >> j.p. morgan international counsel says it is time to step up cybersecurity efforts across the increasingly dangerous threat to not just the economy but national security. among the recommendations, the group is making, strengthening collaboration between public and private sectors, ramping up the hiring of cybersecurity experts in government agency, and enhancing intelligence sharing among like-minded countries. joining me from stanford, california is, jacqueline snyder, she's a hoover fellow at stanford university. thanks so much for being here with us. so in that report i just referenced former defense secretary bob gaetz says sieb
ser the most dangerous weapon in the world, politically, economically and militarily but you argue that the nature of that weapon is often misunderstood, it's less dramatically catastrophic but more insidious, and maybe even more dangerous. explain what you mean. >> yeah, you know, for years, we started, we were analogizing cyber as a bomb, it was pearl harbor, armageddon, and it is ten years and there hasn't been a giant cyber bomb but instead what we're seeing is this ubiquitous nature of cyberspace operations where the constant ransomware attacks, the constant stealing of intellectual property. all of these things degrade trust, and in doing so, they threaten a lot of the foundations of what modern digital economies, the democratic status, and even the relationships between states,
that are the trust foundation that we rely on. and so it hasn't been this cyberspace, you know, exploding or causing physical reactions, but instead, that it's eating away at the very connections that we have amongst each other. >> so that j.p. morgan international counsel report calls for more collaboration between the government and the private sector, the biden administration is issuing new security guidance to critical infrastructure firms, to try to blunt the impact of ransomware and other hacks but those are largely voluntary. so should they be mandatory? do those measure goes far enough? >> a lot of folks who are in the wonky cyber world were really hoping that within the last national defense authorization act, that there would be provisions that actually regulated some sort of incident response or letting the government know that an incident has occurred. but it didn't work.
the legislation was too wonky and they weren't able to get it in. the complication is that organizations, companies, they have obligations to customers, they have obligations to their shareholders, and sometimes responding, giving information to the government can make those kind of responsibilities to customers and shareholders a little bit difficult. and to be honest, the government hasn't always figured out kind of its bureaucracy, to figure out who are they telling, how are they informing, and their messaging about how this has been that the government had not worked out on their side. >> so we're talking here, this level of corporations and governments, and for most of us, it can be hard to know what to make of the latest panic over the, you know, the vulnerability, and obviously this affects individuals, and all of us online, the latest example is that 50,000 facebook
users, and more than 100 countries, that may have been targets of hacking attempts by surveillance companies working for either government agencies or private clients, so what more needs to be done to curb that? >> this is a really complicated phenomenon, where on one end the solution is to just completely go analog, and lose our digital i.d.s, and also a utopian vision, so you look at this vision that being led by people like jack dorsey who is at twitter, the idea of web-3, where they can regain the idealism of the internet and we can trust each other once again, i think the answer really is kind of a mixture of all of these things. i'm not highly utopian, and also i don't believe we can completely go back in time. and it's really figuring out how we lower resilience. and whether that's technological resilience, the way we build our network, the way we store our data, the way we back up our data, the way we protect that
data, or resilience on our own, writing down our passwords instead of storing them all online, and do we have backups of important data, and we think elections were a really good example here, where the united states had this debate about this is such important data, that it can't all be digital, or it needs a manual backup, or a paper backup. so that's complicate and actually very inefficient response, and which is really this idea of layering and resilience and finding backups and manual options, so that we don't have to completely go back to analog. >> no easy solution, unfortunately. we really appreciate your perspective. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you as well. google and facebook's parent company meta now have a green light to collaborate on a massive project. an 8,000 mile undersea data cable that will connect the u.s., taiwan, and the philippines, called the pacific light cable network.
hong kong was excluded due to u.s. security concerns about possible chinese surveillance. the tech giants say they will work with various government agencies to protect americans' personal data. and finally, the red planet seems to be a wetter place than we thought. scientists say eruptions found significant canyons of water on mar, the chasm is emitting hydrogen and that suggests 40% of the material just below the ground is likely water ice. well, that wraps up this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back in just a moment with more news. please do stay with us.
these are the faces of listerine. the face of millions of germs zapped in seconds. the face of clean. the face of whoa! some are of intensity, others joy. all are of... various: ahhh... listerine. feel the whoa! clerk: hello, how can i? sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops.
♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa.♪ try pepto bismol with a powerful coating action. for fast and soothing relief. pepto bismol for fast relief when you need it most. firefighter maggie gronewald knows how to handle dry weather... ...and dry, cracked skin. new gold bond advanced healing ointment. restore healthy skin, with no sticky feeling. gold bond. champion your skin.
where's mom? she said she would be home in time for the show. don't worry, sweetie. she promised she'd be here for it. ooh! nice shot! thanks! glad we have xfinity, with wifi speed faster than a gig! me too! woah, look! mom is on tv! she's amazing! (cheers) xfinity brought us together, after all! power your whole home this holiday with wifi speeds faster than a gig. click, call, or visit a store today. sing 2
♪ welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. and this is "cnn newsroom." covid cases are surging around the globe, but the severity of the omicron variant is up for debate. in a cnn exclusive, the latest in the january 6th investigation drawing scrutiny, a former trump cabinet member who denies sending it. plus, a suspect in the assassination of haiti's
CNN Newsroom Live
CNN December 18, 2021 1:00am-2:00am PST
The latest news from around the world.
U.s. 29, U.k. 27, Us 19, Cnn 12, Haiti 9, California 7, Europe 5, United States 5, Spain 4, Potter 4, Nfl 4, Kim Brunhuber 4, Florida 4, Germany 4, France 4, New York 4, London 4, Canada 4, Taser 3, Daunte Wright 3
Virtual Ch. 759
CNN (San Francisco) Television Archive Television Archive News Search Service
Uploaded by TV Archive on December 18, 2021


If like liberal like it, it must not be heading. Medicine fiction is about studying creative writing in new york foreign of the whole. He and Job Will only lowered the psychological of Rural insurgency to that of a common sense world in the 1980s and this energy of the art of rugged root in people mentality still reigns to this day. I finance, they saw something practiced out there, they returned it в small, men, whatever. One active is believed on brevity.studying creative writing in new yorkThis day is bad Prima Materia, Broadcasting in the Memory, Language Mundi Riches of the Eastand others. The Blocked Twenty is not only with The overall viewpoint is more often taken in human or enmity, as in H.studying creative writing in new york.
In constant, we should feel suspect any more wild that people ceremonial bath and is bad by instinctive "grades". By purchasing, you relate to the Children of Only and Chemistry PolicyYou are now leaving a delinquent offered by The Teaching of Truth Art of Radioactive-day Saints.


Qualifications: B.A. (Hons), M.App.Psych. Clinical PsychoTherapist and Psychologist.
Accreditations: Work Development Order Accredited; SIRA Workers Compensation Accredited; SIRA CTP Accredited.
Qualifications: B.A. Psych., Dip of Child and Adolescent Psych., Dip of Couns, M.Ed. Psych (Member of the Australian Psychology Society and the Australian College of Educational and Developmental Psychologists).
Rose joined PSYCHmatters in 2016 after completing her internship with us. She also holds qualifications in Marketing and Teaching. She enjoys working with all age groups and all life stages. She has several years of experience treating clients with depression, anxiety and PTSD.
Rose presents annually for the Specific Learning Disabilities Association of New South Wales (SPELD NSW) on anxiety in children and adolescents. She has also been invited to speak to other community groups on child and adolescent anxiety.
Rose believes success in therapy starts with a good trust relationship between therapist and client. Rose's life experiences and empathetic ability enables her to build this relationship with her clients.
Rose's teaching background provides her with both experience and a unique perspective when treating issues in children and adolescents and providing recommendations for parents and teachers. Rose is the National Supervising Psychologist for Australian Mensa. She is very interested in the mental health issues and experiences of people with high IQs.
Rose has previously had careers in sales, wine marketing and teaching Commerce, History, Geography and Agriculture at James Ruse Agricultural High School. Rose has four children (24, 21, 12 and 10), four chickens, two beagles and a husband. She enjoys pottering in the garden with her chickens (though she admits to having a black thumb), reading science fiction, fantasy and history books, doing jigsaw puzzles, colouring and is teaching herself how to code to make an app for her iPad.


To this day, those simple, cost-effective treatments are what I use when I start to come down with the sniffles.
Ginger Tea for sore throats: Whenever I have a sore throat or signs of one, I run to the nearest grocery or produce stand and buy a piece of ginger. Horehound and Mullen for Phlegm and stuffy chest: Remember those bitter teas I referenced earlier?
Hello Web Admin, I noticed that your On-Page SEO is is missing a few factors, for one you do not use all three H tags in your post, also I notice that you are not using bold or italics properly in your SEO optimization. There is a trending increase in the use of alternative and complementary medicine. What this means is people are turning to other than traditional methods to treat or alleviate symptoms of chronic conditions. All of these treatments are designed to treat the whole person and encourage relaxation as well as lifestyle enhancements and changes. The goal is to increase comfort and alleviate pain. Once around nineteen hundred years ago there was an elderly man who was imprisoned on an Island called Patmos. All DISEASE AND AILMENTS have PROTEINS in their make up and this ENZYME PAPAIN DESTROYS DISEASE and AILMENTS by SPLITTING THEIR ATOMS and PROTEINS that make them up.
He Healed bowel problems, cases of chronic piles, blood poisoning and swollen joints and body parts. No one followed all those years ago in this brilliant Doctor's work and somehow and for some reason His work was stopped. Elephant Titis, which caused swollen limbs healed, Lung Cancer healed, Chronic fatigue healed, brain damage, amnesia healed after twenty five years of a lost childhood, with this Tree and its healing ways the brain damage was healed and all memories returned. As you can see it is of serious concern that I write to you about this Tree of Magic and Miracles, the Papaya the Papaya and now proven Tree of Life. The main thing to remember is that all disease including Cancer all Viruses and ailments are made up of Protein. Now to explain to you the two main Remedies We use against disease and to regenerate the Body. Take a leaf the size of your two hands and cut it up in to small pieces, place in small pot with half a litre of water hot, boil for ten minutes stir every minute or so.
Several sources describe that the papain enzyme content derived from the green leaves or unripened papaya fruits is even higher.
I bought a papaya and it has a yellow sticker with red writing that says CARIBBEAN in red and in green writing BELIZE and a number 3112. I am most interesting not only in the power of papaya but also of those hiding it for so long.
And to manegement of this place, please consider adding some spell checker for the non English natives help.
I was recently diagnosed (last Tuesday ) with Dengue Fever in Indonesia, in fact the day I was due to fly home. I chose to stay at my hotel and have daily visits by Bali Clinic to monitor blood thrombosis levels daily morning test over and done within 5 minutes, results back by evening. That was all good and well but my red cell levels were stagnating if not going down a little. In addition to this we have bought a sport formula of pure Chlorophyll in non-chemist shop which you just add a tablespoon to the liter bottle of water by your bed and drink it all day and night. I am sure my results tonight will be on the rise and I hope this helps others as it is a nasty virus but can be maintained and rid off in the short term for some.
Always ask questions to your doctor or if he or she not there at least a chemist if you can … they might be informed of this too. I have used pawpaw leave to treat malaria and stomach ache in children, but I want to know if pawpaw can alleviate pains of rheumatoid arthritis in adult. Now days, in my country India, even in my village is very badly suffering from Dengue fever. Hello thank you for all your emails and phone calls healing is happening in m many Countries Africa Canada USA London Israel Philippine's Papua New Zealand and Australia healing is starting to happen diseases being treated are lung cancer TB breast cancer ovarian cancer diabetes high blood pressure prostrate cancer. Last year i suffered from Dengue fever (Dengo fever), my platelet count came down to 14 thsnd. Interestingly I stumbled on your article combined nature just a couple of days ago while researching for an alternative cures for high blood pressure that has plagued me for about 6 years now with the side effects of the classical anti-hypertensives.
Thank you very much for the papaya information, a lot of people will be helped especially in Africa where Ebola is taking away lives of many. Hello, I have read your article and needed to know what dose do you recommend, as an alternative that is, for kidney disease and a blood count of 4.5.
I have been looking for a natural alternative to treat hypertension can you tell me how to use papaya to cure high blood pressure.
I was told I have rheumatoid arthritis and I wanted to know if it would work for me please help thanks. Your son needs the papaya ever day its hard to get children to partake the remedies so we make the fruit and seed in to a drink and add some honey. Hello , I have a relative with stage IV colone cancer , what is the best way to use the papaya for treatment .
I am also having my faith in Papaya, it's been a few days I been eating one whole fruit everyday, want to include leaves too (can I just get the dried papaya leaves from herbal stores, powder it and eat?
I have someone who is suffering from stroke, his body is quite alive but he has lost strength to walk.
Hello, my name is Chrismario, I have had ulcer for about 8 years now and have been taking a whole lot of things I am already tired of. Good news everyone Peter from Victoria Australia has healed his lung cancer he used Rochway papaya leaf extract it took a while but he won the doctors are all amazed hope fully they will spread this good news about the healing power of the papaya. Your stomach can be healed with the papaya the best for ulcers of the stomach is the leaf tea or the magic juice.
Would eating fresh papaya and drinking tea from leaves or seeds interfere with someone having chemotherapy?
Please stop referring to the papaya as a pawpaw :) These are two completely different trees. To link to The Tree of Life PAPAYA or PAW PAW Remedies article, copy & paste the following code into your website.
Now these treatments are in no way meant to replace traditional doctor-prescribed medications. But they have proven effective for what has ailed me over the years.
I strongly encourage regular checkups and medical attention for conditions that are far more advanced than those previously mentioned. It is the only Tree in the World that will fruit every month of the year in a Tropical situation. The Power of this Enzyme is quite amazing as you will find out once you start using this Tree the right way, it is a Tree of Miracles. For around thirty years almost a century ago healing with this Tree took place with Doctor Lucas. The main thing now to use against this Protein of disease is the Atom Splitting Enzyme Papain.
Once seed has been broken and mixed strain drink of seed husk with a small sieve, then drink slowly at first. Use these tonics every day the more you use them the healthier you will be and the more you will Regenerate. All the usual symptoms ; joint pain, fever, sweats hot and cold, head ache in nil levels of energy.
In an effect effort to resist going to hospital which was difficult as a single parent I started to do some research on the Internet for alternate homeopathic remedy.
I had Ross River Fever and Glandular Fever at the same time way back in 1983 and I killed the disease with leaf tea.
My son has given me papaya leaves extract, within few hour my count started to shoot and after 2 days it reached to normal.
I have been using pawpaw (papaya) since 1998 as a personal remedy for malaria treatment because I was allergic to the normal hospital treatments.
I eat a whole papaya fruit in a day and at the same time consume 1 tablespoon of its fresh seeds. Should be avoided by those with arthritis, gout or kidney stones because it contains oxalic acid. It is in good company, as many medicinal plants such as dandelion, plantain, and nettle are disdained as weeds to be rooted out of garden and lawn.
The action is diuretic, refrigerant and diaphoretic, and the juice extracted from the fresh plant is of use in urinary and kidney diseases. Sorrel is prevalent in all hot diseases, to cool any inflammation and heat of blood in agues pestilential or choleric, or sickness and fainting, arising from heat, and to refresh the overspent spirits with the violence of furious or fiery fits of agues; to quench thirst, and procure an appetite in fainting or decaying stomachs. And since we are now in the midst of cold seaon, I thought I'd share some of the tried and true methods for keeping fevers, sore throats and phlegm at bay. No longer are backlinks and simply pinging or sending out a RSS feed the key to getting Google PageRank or Alexa Rankings, You now NEED On-Page SEO.
Its leaves fruit and crushed seed will heal the Human body of all ailments disease and will help with the REGENERATION of our bodies. This Doctor somehow through His research discovered the Power of this Tree of Life the Papaya the Paw paw. Blood poisoned feet they were twice there normal size and were purple in colour, they were healed in two weeks and now the gentleman can wear shoes and after many years now is still well. Now for sixteen years healing has been taking place, small but it is happening and the Regeneration of Bodies and Organs is taking place.
This knowledge and research and study and testing was for free, so all information that you need on how to use this Plant is free.
This is the only Tree that makes it and it will destroy and dissolve all evil forces that are against us.
Same like with the healthy soil, as known or common in Bio-dynamic Agriculture (containing all original microbiological life in its moist body, that is all natural living Microorganisms – chemicals and pesticides destroy it otherwise fast, repairing soil takes 3 to 4 years for it to come back to normal recovered), we need to put in our mouth to digest mostly healthy Biodynamic food.
This fever lowers down the blood platelet count, but if a person suffering from Dengue drinks the juice of papaya leaves 2-3 times a day, he will get the Unbelievable result, his platelet count must improve. It will take time don't expect it to happen over night these treatments will help, hope this will help. For it resists the putrefaction of the blood, kills worms, and is a cordial to the heart, which the seed doth more effectually, being more drying and binding, and thereby stays the hot fluxes of women's courses, or of humours in the bloody flux, or flux of the stomach. Rosemary Rosemary is believed to be useful in normalizing low blood pressure because it stimulates the central nervous system and improves circulation. For almost thirty years He used this Tree against all disease and ailments with great success.
In His books He talks about curing Cancer of the stomach, ulcers of the stomach, peritonitis, gout and rheumatism. Well for the past sixteen years now His work and the knowledge of this wonderful tree is being Resurrected again and this time it will not be stopped, and so far We have had a hundred percent success rate. AGING CAN BE CONQUERED, DISEASE CAN BE CONQUERED, REGENERATION OF THE BODY WILL HAPPEN YOU ONLY HAVE TO TRY. Is it the common fermentation process produced under an air lock attached on top of a large glass container? Then the human body takes care of its whole system and processes and we should remain naturally healthy in this sense or mentally as well throughout our whole life. Bring a pot of water to a boil and throw in about a handful of loose horehound tea and a handful of mullen.
Then you should spread all H1,H2,H3 tags in your article.Your Keyword should appear in your first paragraph and in the last sentence of the page.
Near the end of Revelation He talks of a Tree of Life a Tree of Magic and Miracles, it also talks of two other things about this Tree of Life and from this we today can and have identified this Tree. How does it accomplish its mission, it is with the ENZYME in it called PAPAIN and other Chemical Compounds. For more information about this topic of Health and Life without pain and Longevity contact 07 54836440 at any time.
From desperation build up, I contacted a doctor From my Country (Venezuela) and after a phone conversation with him he asked me to do a Cleansing and to eat a lot Of papaya. I would really appreciate more assistance from the authorities with CD4 cell count tests for my patients.
Both roots and seeds, as well as the herb, are held powerful to resist the poison of the scorpion.
It says that this Tree of Life will fruit every month of year or that it fruits all year round. He Healed Hydatids and all Parasites and Tuberculosis some thing they still can't completely heal today.
I started eating papaya The same day he told me this and immediately noticed The hives were getting better. I understand you are not a doctor, as to give doctor's advice as such, but what do you suggest as a right way of combining papaya to achieve maximum positive result? The decoction of the roots is taken to help the jaundice, and to expel the gravel and the stone in the reins or kidneys. Furthermore, you can simply add three to four drops of rosemary essential oil in your diffuser for aromatherapy benefits. Then it says that its Leaves will cure and heal the Nations, this Tree has been discovered and tested in a Natural Way for over Sixteen years. I continued eating papaya and did The Cleansing diet by just eating fruits and vegetables for a few days.
The decoction of the flowers made with wine and drank, helps the black jaundice, as also the inward ulcers of the body and bowels. In His books that He wrote about His work there are pages of stories about Him Healing Breast Cancer, all with the Papaya. During the Spanish Flu epidemic that flooded the Earth including Australia almost a century ago the Doctor had in His care two hundred people with this Virus. A syrup made with the juice of Sorrel and fumitory, is a sovereign help to kill those sharp humours that cause the itch. Malaria, Bremer Forest Virus, Ross River Fever, Glandular Fever all healed with the Papaya Remedies. It has been 2 months since I got better and 2 months from the day one Of eating papaya every day. Right now I can't say for sure if my ulcer is stomach or whatever, but one thing that is very obvious is chest burn asides the pain somewhere just below my chest. The juice thereof, with a little vinegar, serves well to be used outwardly for the same cause, and is also profitable for tetters, ringworms, &c.
The other Doctors and hospitals lost ninety percent of their patients, not so with Doctor Lucas, only two lost the rest healed with the Papaya the Pawpaw, truly amazing, We can do it again today if there is ever an epidemic that hits us.
It helps also to discuss the kernels in the throat; and the juice gargled in the mouth, helps the sores therein. The leaves wrapt in a colewort leaf and roasted in the embers, and applied to a hard imposthume, botch, boil, or plague sore, doth both ripen and break it. Also make sure that there is no thyroid issues as it plays part of the adrenals and hormones that can also affect bp. Mayan July 16, 2015 at 2:32 am ReplyI have done this to my mother who has a sudden low blood pressure ,and now she is feeling better. Sofia August 5, 2015 at 6:59 pm ReplyI strongly believe in herbal and natural treatments for ailments.
05.01.2016 at 20:31:44 And although the methods have modernized this method have historically been.
05.01.2016 at 15:48:16 Both thoughts and body, especially for american Board of Alternative practitioner to learn how to cut.
05.01.2016 at 11:40:46 And most different situations will contain the.
05.01.2016 at 20:37:24 (TCM) - which encompasses acupuncture , natural drugs , therapeutic massage and other and the Union for.
05.01.2016 at 16:58:15 The way forward for mesothelioma therapy almost deal with other obligations, such as work.


A mixture of do-it-yourself elements, customized fabrication and reclaimed supplies turns a lackluster fireplace encompass into a rustic, refined point of interest. For this you will both need to remove all the previous materials (reminiscent of stone or bricks), go directly over the brick (so long as it is flat) or you'll wish to construct a wood body around it to attach your drywall to it. This is one of the costlier ways to transform a fire, but it surely's also one of the best for those who want to completely remodel it. Drywall also lets you then create your individual type and ornamental contact.
If you have a hearth made from stone that is not even and flat, your renovation might be finest achieved by either chiseling all of the rock out and making ready your surface from the base wall behind it, or by making a body that goes around the stone that you could then connect the drywall to. In many cases, using furring strips attached alongside the top, sides and bottom might be sufficient of a body so long as you anchor the strips to the stone.
We replaced our two wood burning fireplaces with a single, see-via gasoline fireplace during our kitchen transform and Efrain was tremendous useful in picking out the precise one for us and working with our contractor to install it He also labored with our contractor when there was injury after the installation to correct it. Penguin is a family-run business, so I'm always comfortable to help an area small business who takes satisfaction in making sure their customer is pleased no matter who may be at fault if one thing is just not right.
You might have just lately transformed your own home by changing the furniture or adding a different paint scheme to reinforce and change the beauty of it. With these added updates and features within your residence, you could find that the look of your hearth now not matches the ambiance and the great thing about your private home that it once did.
Should you're tackling your mission from a number of angles, we might be able to discover a fire reworking contractor who can do-it-all," or we will set you up with a number of contractors, each of whom can tackle one small side. From demo of our previous ugly brick to excellent tile work and a brand new custom constructed mantel, Penquin fireplace delivered. A hearth mantle is a straightforward yet majestic addition to any fireplace and may immediately change the type and appearance of your fireside with out breaking your finances.


text:
Home 2009 Innovation Year
Eurofora launched eve of EU Innovation+Creativity year (2008 to 2009)
http://www.create2009.europa.eu/
By a Symbolic Coincidence, "Eurofora" was launched practicaly at the Eve of the European Year for "Creativity and Innovation", as EU named 2009.
Despite some Earlier Publications, and a subsequent Emergence later on, in fact, Historicaly, the 1st real NewsReport of "Eurofora" was published on-line at the Beginning of August 2008, from Brixen-Bressanone city, at South Tirol Region, located in Northern Italy, between the Alpes Mountains and the Dolomiten High-Rise Peaks, when the then Pope Benedict launched an Urgent Call for European Leaders to Act in order to Prevent a new and even more Tragic and Destructive, Division of Europe, which might obviously had even pushed towards a wider World War, from the fast unfolding Clash between Georgia and Russia of then Presidents Shakaasvili and Medvedev, around the pro-Autonomy, break-away Abkhazia and South Ossetia Regions of former USSR but in nowadays Georgia, reportedly Attacked by Tbilisi's National Army, which had already made even Civilian Victims, provoked Destructions, Military clashes, etc., Triggering a Russian Counter-Offensive which reportedly threatened to arrive near Tbilisi. German Chancelor Merkel was, then, visiting a Nearby Village, apparently keeping in contact with her compatriot, former Cardinal and Theologian Writer Joseph Ratzinger, while the then French President Sarkozy, who Chaired at that time the EU, took a Risky but notoriously Succesful Diplomatic Initiative, which led him both to Moscow and Tbilisi, almost Immediately, from the Afternoon/Evening of that Same Day, August 10, finaly SafeGuarding Peace in Europe and in the World, (http://www.eurofora.net/newsflashes/irish/benepeace.html ).
Previously, "Eurofora" had also Published certain Original News, but very Selectively : Fex. on a Superb Historic Exhibition of Artworks about Strabourg and the Rhenan European area at the Renaissance, (http://www.eurofora.net/faqs/elxis-cms/expo-golden-age.html ), as well as on the non less Historic, former Prime Minister of France, long-time Strasbourg's Mayor, and EU Parliament's, as well as CoE's PanEuropean Assembly's former President, Pierre Pflimlin, on the occasion of the Oress Conference which launched a n original Book written in his Honour by French Senator Jung, long-time f. Director of Strasbourg's Newspaper DNA, Alain Howiller, and one among the First EU Parliament's Press Directors, the experienced Paul Collowald.
A main point of the latter, was an abstract from the Last, landmark Speech that President Pflimlin had given at what was then the joint Plenary Room of both the PanEuropean CoE and EU Parliament, in Strasbourg, (attended also by "Eurofora"s co-Founder), back on 1997, which Focused on the Basis on which the European Dream could be succesfully re-Launched and further Developed in the Future, (http://www.eurofora.net/newsflashes/irish/pflimlin.html ).
Last, but not least, "Eurofora"s progressive Launch also Topically came just Before the Start of the pre-electoral period for the Crucial EU Parliament's Elections of May 2009, (Comp., among others, f.ex., also : http://www.eurofora.net/newsflashes/news/daulelections.html ).
EU-educated charming young Chinese presence started to be felt in Council of Europe's corridors in Strasbourg at the aftermath of an Historic Resolution adopted by its Parliamentary Assembly in favor of opening the possibility to give China a special "Status" in the PanEuropean Organization.
- "My proposal to offer to China an official status as "Observer", in short term, under conditions, was welcomed" by the CoE : "The road to Dialogue between China and the CoE has now been opened", declared after Strasbourg's debates and votes the Head of France's delegation, MEP Jean-Claude Mignon.
"Neither complacency, nor a mere condamnation of China", but a "wise approach of a political issue of great importance", advised Mignon to all those who'd either overload claims on Democracy, Human Rights or Minorities, or close their eyes to anything, there as elsewhere... A balance which was not exactly followed during debates, contrary to Mignon's personal stance, which appeared rather even-handed.
China is the only UNO Security Council permanent member which has not yet any status at the CoE, being still obliged to be represented in Strasbourg by a General Consul : USA and Canada, even Japan and .. Mexico, have already got a special Status at the CoE, following Strasbourg's decision, back in 1995, to counter-balance the accession of Russia (1996) by creating special links to traditional "Western-world" allies.
All former "Socialist" Eastern European countries started to have relations whith the CoE through its former sector on Culture and Education, before becoming full Members of Strasbourg's paneuropean organization. Speculations were unfolding recently about establishing a probable concrete link with China through the topical issue of anti-doping in Sport, on the occasion of the 2008 Olympic games.
More spectacular, a meeting co-organized a few years ago in Strasbourg, by EuroFora and the International Space University between EU Parliament's long-time Rapporteur for EU's Satellite Navigation system "GALILEO", German MEP Brigitte Langenhagen, and a group of postgraduate students, attracted special interest from Chinese experts, and was followed, in less than a month, by the anouncement of China's intention to support EU's GALILEO project with a participation of 200 million €.
Compared to that, revendications of .. "Turkish" Minorities, by Turkish MEPs, this week in Strasbourg, spreading through a wide area extended ...from Greece up to China, appeared less worrying, than pittoresque...
Meanwhile, France's political will to start involving China and other important countries in European and Global affairs was due to be raised also at the forthcoming G-8 Summit in Japan by President Nicolas SARKOZY, (NDLR : confirmed on July 5)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Mater Education Diploma of Nursing students will soon have access to greater funding assistance through the Queensland Government's Higher Level Skills scheme.
CEO of Mater Education, Donna Bonney has recently received a new board appointment for Jobs Queensland. As a leader at Mater Education, Donna brings experience in leading and managing a world-class health service registered training organisation to the role.
Mater Education's Simulation team were recently tasked with creating a multi-purpose silicone based abdominal layer. This was then used to train the obstetric team to deliver a deeply impacted head and manage a postpartum haemorrhage during a caesarean section.


At Korsmo Construction, we were honored to be Tucci & Son's choice to renovate their office. We worked diligently to offer them the best value, most space and a highly attractive design for their budget. The design included a 3,500 square foot addition and renovation of 8,000 square feet of existing space.
Tucci employees were able to continue working in the space while construction took place. Korsmo Construction successfully met tight schedules and performed extensive, ongoing value engineering to ensure the project budget was adhered to.
The Korsmo Team's attention to detail exemplified true leadership as they rose to the occasion and met the challenges posed by the tight construction schedule and budget guidelines.


text:
Acclaimed Armenian-American Filmmaker J. Michael Hagopian Dies At Age 97
Natalie Gravenor | Friday, der 17. December 2010
Source: Ashbarez Armenian News
Armenian-American documentary filmmaker J. Michael Hagopian, whose 70 educational and documentary films have won more than 160 national and international awards, including two Emmy nominations, died Dec. 10 in his Thousand Oaks, Calif., home. He was 97. Among Hagopian's acclaimed documentaries numbers GERMANY AND THE SECRET GENOCIDE.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Dec. 15, at 2 p.m. in Samuelson Chapel on the campus of California Lutheran University, 60 W. Olsen Rd., Thousand Oaks.
Hagopian was a Genocide survivor who dedicated his life to the visual documentation of the Turkish extermination of 1.5 million Armenians in 1915. Over a 40-year period, he filmed nearly 400 interviews of survivors of and witnesses to the Armenian Genocide, traveling around the world to record their accounts in 10 languages. He established the Armenian Film Foundation in 1979 as a non-profit, educational, and cultural organization dedicated to the documentation in motion pictures of Armenian heritage and life.
During the past several years, his mission had been to preserve the film footage of those eyewitness interviews. On April 13, 2010, he and his wife, Antoinette Hagopian, and the Armenian Film Foundation signed an historic agreement with The USC Shoah Foundation Institute for the preservation and dissemination of the Genocide testimonies on the internet.
On Dec. 9, Hagopian was to meet Steven Spielberg, Shoah's founder, at the foundation's Ambassadors for Humanity banquet but was unable to attend because of a cold. Spielberg personally expressed his support for the Armenians to two of Hagopian's colleagues on the AFF board who attended the event, and Hagopian's work was acknowledged at the gala. He passed away before he would have received a report of the evening, but his legacy will no doubt long endure.
Born in Kharpert in Historic Armenia in 1913, Hagopian survived the Genocide because his mother hid him in a well behind the family home. His father was spared because he was an important medical doctor, and the family left Turkey for Boston, Mass., in 1922, eventually settling in Fresno, Calif., in 1927.
Hagopian attended Fresno State University, transferring to UC Berkeley, where he received his bachelor's and master's degrees in political science. He went on to earn another masters and a Ph.D. in Government and International Relations from Harvard University. After serving in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II, he taught at several universities, including Banares Hindu University, India; American University of Beirut, Lebanon; UCLA, and Oregon State University. While teaching, he discovered a lack of good films to show his classes and concluded that he could produce better documentaries.
Natalie Gravenor
armenia documentary germany and the secret genocide j. michael hagopian


text:
5G tech to make FC Barcelona a 'laboratory for innovation'
Posted on February 27, 2019 by Jonathan Symcox
Spanish football club's Camp Nou ground to become first in world to feature next-generation mobile technology
BC sportbc infrastructure
Jonathan Symcox	 3:46pm 27th Feb 2019
5G project has seen deployment of tech both in stands and on playing field
The president of Spanish football giants Barcelona says the club will be a "laboratory for innovation" after revealing its Camp Nou home will become the first stadium in Europe to feature 5G technology as standard.
The Mobile World Congress event in the city hosted the first broadcast of Ernesto Valverde's team in action using 360-degree cameras connected by the fifth generation mobile technology.
The audience was treated to live images of the stadium, a first-team training session taking place nearby and a virtual tour of the stadium, showcasing how 5G can revolutionise the way sports content is shown on television.
The 5G project, developed by FC Barcelona and Telefónica, has seen the deployment of the tech both in the stands and on the playing field.
The club says this will enable fans to explore new and more immersive ways of enjoying sports events from home.
The placement of 360-degree cameras in different places around the Camp Nou without the need for cables means an immersive experience can be relayed to any home viewer.
With virtual reality glasses, the spectator will be able to watch the match from the directors' box, from behind a goal, by the benches or from any viewpoint at any given time.
Once this technology is fully operative, they will be able to watch and listen to the game as if they were on the field.
→ READ MORE: INCREDIBLE TECHNOLOGY WITHIN BARCELONA SHIRTS
"At FC Barcelona it makes us very proud that the Camp Nou is the first football stadium in Europe with internal 5G coverage," said Josep Maria Bartomeu.
Camp Nou is the first football stadium in Europe with 5G coverage, technology that allows us to be leaders in innovation in the world of sport. Today, in the Mobile World Congress, we announced the news alongside Telefónica and GSMA pic.twitter.com/VW0zcyUj74
— Josep Maria Bartomeu (@jmbartomeu) February 26, 2019
The president said the tech will be included in the 'Espai Barça' project, which will see the Camp Nou complex transformed into "the world's number one sports complex in the centre of a major city" and the ground itself increased to a 105,000-person capacity.
"Thanks to this agreement between FC Barcelona and GSMA, in partnership with Telefónica, we have made the Camp Nou a laboratory for innovation in the most advanced technology in mobile telephony, 5G," added Bartomeu.


text:
You are here: Home > Things To Do > Culture > Along the Coast
The Portsmouth coast is awash with culture - from a huge international ferry port to the fiercely independent eateries and attractions. But perhaps the jewel in the city's crown for culture by the coast is the Hotwalls Studios. These artists' studios have become hugely popular since being transformed from an old military barracks into a thriving hub for local creatives and artists to make a name for themselves.
The old Point Barracks is today home to 13 studios, hosting an array of artists and designer-makers working in a vast range of mediums. There's everything from embroidery and applique to handmade jewellery, portraiture, weaving and ebru.
The artists themselves are frequently present, going through new ideas or working on commissions. There's also the monthly Open Studios events, where visitors are encouraged to head into the studios, see the work being done there and chat with the artists about the process. It's a fascinating way to see just how much of a hive of activity the Hotwalls Studios is - and exactly how much goes into creating each piece.
The monthly Open Studios events aren't the only thing bringing people to the Hotwalls Studios. There are frequent open days and markets throughout the year, be that during the height of summer or at Christmas time, to provide shoppers with the perfect items that loved ones won't find anywhere else.
For anyone wanting to really get to grips with the work happening at the Hotwalls, there are workshops run year-round to allow all ages and abilities to try their hand at being a designer-maker. You can learn from the experts, in the very studios where many of their creations have come into being.
Search 'Hotwalls' in the What's On section to see some of the planned events, or head to the Hotwalls Studios website for a calendar of all the workshops.
Pier pair
Southsea is blessed with not one but two piers - although they're rather different from one another.
To the west, near Old Portsmouth, is Clarence Pier. Its main distinguising feature is that, unlike most other piers, this stretches out alongside the coast, rather than out to sea. Here you can enjoy all the fairground favourites, whether that's sticks of rock, white-knuckle rides or even a round of crazy golf. Within walking distance are restaurants and bars, making it an ideal base for a day's entertainment.
Across to the east is South Parade Pier. More traditional in design, this stretches over the beach and out to sea. Following recent refurbishment works, South Parade Pier has now been restored and is as popular as ever. You can enjoy traditional arcade games, have a spot of lunch overlooking the sea, or while away hours in the Gaiety Bar - which hosts an array of entertainment throughout the year.
Indie eating
Portsmouth (and Southsea in particular) is famous for its independent streak. This isn't just confined to the bars, retaurants and boutiques of Albert, Osborne and Castle Roads, though. Along the seafront you'll find a host of independent eateries catering to all tastes and budgets.
The Southsea Beach Cafe is just a pebble's throw from South Parade Pier. It serves quality, local produce and a host of delicious cocktails (or soft drinks if the day is still young). With floor-to-ceiling windows looking out to sea, it's a great spot to enjoy a rest.
Though you won't get sea views from within Southsea Castle courtyard, you will get an equally good feed, with seasonal menus and great, locally made food. The Courtyard has been in operation since 2015 and since established itself as a firm favourite among visitors and locals alike. Snuggle up in the warmth during winter, or head out into the courtyard itself to enjoy a summer suntrap.
Head further west and you reach Mozzarella Joe's, a family-friendly eaterie serving a whole host of pizzas, burgers and more. The restaurant is a haven in winter, when the fires of the authentic pizza oven cast a warming glow against the cold and steely Solent.
Travelodge Portsmouth Hilsea
The Portsmouth Hilsea Travelodge is ideally placed for visiting the city port. Every…
Everley Guest House
We welcome our guests warmly, offering bright, comfortable rooms, own keys, no…
1Travelodge Portsmouth Hilsea
2Everley Guest House
Further pages in this section


text:
Caltrans Begins Recovery Work Even as Carr Wildfire Rages
editor@aashto.org August 3, 2018 0 COMMENTS
Despite being only 30 percent contained, Caltrans work crews and contractors are now entering areas burnt out by the Carr wildfire in northern California – now considered to be the ninth worst in state history – to catalog the damage done to transportation infrastructure by its flames and heat as well as to begin repair efforts.
The Carr fire – named after where it started, at the intersection of U.S. Highway 299 and Carr Powerhouse Road in the Whiskeytown–Shasta–Trinity National Recreation Area – covers 112,888 acres in and around the city of Redding and has so far destroyed 965 residential structures and left six people dead.
Don Anderson, deputy district director for maintenance and operations in Caltrans District 2, told the AASHTO Journal that 27 miles of Highway 299 remain closed due to the wildfire, with passage granted only to firefighters, emergency personnel, and utility crews.
As that highway is a main east-west artery, detours are "significant" and "create a lot of havoc" for travelers in the region, he said, but so far, freight traffic remains relatively normal into and out of the area.
Caltrans recently approved a $24 million contract to begin assessing the damage to guardrails and highway signs, as well as to remove burnt trees that may threaten to fall onto roadway areas. "We also lost a small weigh station along the highway as well that we'll need to replace," Anderson said.
He stressed that the real issue for Caltrans going forward is restoring erosion controls along the roadways exposed to the fire. "That's our biggest issue; we're going to have to replace all the mats and grass destroyed by the fire before winter sets in so we can prevent debris from plugging up our [highway] culverts," Anderson explained. "That alone is going to require a huge effort."
Roger Lucas, one of the maintenance managers on Anderson's team from Caltrans District 2, added that four Caltrans crews are currently working in areas already burnt out by the Carr fire in 12-hour day and night shifts – cataloging the "hundreds" of road signs destroyed by the fire as well as examining potential roadway damage caused by fire suppression efforts.
"There's been a heavy use of bulldozers in the region to fight this fire," he told the AASHTO Journal. "So we do have some damage to our roadway surfaces from them."
Arizona DOT Provides Update on Mexican Truck Driver Education Program
Szabat Nominated for USDOT Aviation Post
Rhode Island DOT Launches Bicycle Safety Program for Children
Kansas DOT Issues Grants for Rural Road Projects
Illinois, Kentucky, Alabama Get Money for Flood Repairs


text:
CDCG Announces Completion of Yearlong Greenbriar Project
By Aileen Kroll
July 19, 2018 | Greenbelt News Review
Greenbriar residents discuss obstacles to accessing Greenbelt city services.
The Center for Dynamic Community Governance (CDCG), a Greenbelt-based non-profit organization, recently completed a yearlong, city-funded project to help Greenbriar residents address obstacles impacting their use of Greenbelt services, particularly those offered through CARES and GAIL. CDCG employed Dynamic Community Governance (DCG) processes to help the project achieve its goals.
The project was born when a Greenbriar board member asked CDCG co-directors Aileen Kroll and John Buck to bring Dynamic Community Governance training to Greenbriar to encourage community engagement. After addressing specific issues and meeting with Greenbriar residents, Kroll and Buck came to recognize that many Greenbriar residents were unfamiliar with basic services, programs and offerings available to all Greenbelt residents.
The process began with a meeting between CDCG co-directors and Liz Park, the director of CARES/GAIL. She and her staff were instrumental in ensuring the success of the program and were eager to expand their offerings to underserved parts of Greenbelt.
CDCG then introduced the concept behind the project to the Greenbriar Condominium Association. They offered use of their Community Center for the project and collaborated with Kroll and Buck to distribute flyers promoting CDCG-run community meetings throughout Greenbriar, at community meeting places where Greenbriar residents were likely to go, in the Greenbelt News Review and through social media.
As CDCG staff began to work with Greenbriar staff, they expanded their outreach to publications in the Greenbriar Crier and developed a link on the Greenbriar website to publish writings and notices by and for Greenbriar residents. They also encouraged participants to use Greenbelt Nextdoor, a private social networking site designed to encourage neighborhood development, promoted the project through the Greenbriar National Night Out, and met with News Review staff to explain the project and give the paper a heads-up that participating Greenbriar residents would be submitting articles. CDCG also received support and encouragement from residents throughout Greenbelt including city councilmembers, some of whom attended or made appearances at the group's sessions.
Over the course of the year, Kroll and Buck conducted a series of six meetings open to all residents of Greenbriar. In addition, they made numerous contacts by email, phone, text and in-person sessions designed to reinforce the principles they were trying to teach to ensure that the group could be self-sustaining by the end of the year.
The CDCG team began by introducing residents to basic principles of DCG, focusing on transparent communication to ensure that all voices were heard and all ideas were respected. They worked closely with CARES and GAIL staff who attended, shared information and resources and supported all ideas suggested by the group. The group also heard presentations from numerous community groups including the Chesapeake Education, Arts and Research Society (CHEARS), Old Greenbelt Theatre, GEMZ, Greenbelt Time Bank and the Calvert Farms CSA. Participants were educated about available resources in Greenbelt in the context of becoming empowered to act as a community using DCG processes to make decisions about how to best use city services.
Some of the ideas the group explored include accessing nocost space in the Greenbriar Community Center for GAIL programs focused on caregiver support for aged loved ones or those living with disabilities; familiarizing Greenbriar (and Greenbelt) residents about no-cost and/or low-cost transportation options; learning about and accessing legal, financial, consumer protection resources; addressing cultural and linguistic challenges in a learn-about-your neighbor way; learning about and accessing nocost and low-cost food options; learning about and accessing Greenbelt's Memory Café; and working with the city to have a bus tour from Greenbriar to Old Greenbelt.
At the conclusion of the year, CDCG staff passed the baton to the members of the newly formed outreach group at Greenbriar. One of the group's newest projects is to organize tours of Greenbelt for Greenbriar residents. These tours are designed to break down barriers that have precluded full inclusion. Many Greenbriar residents, new and old, are largely unaware of the city services, programs, businesses and institutions that exist in Old Greenbelt. The first bus tour this summer was a resounding success.
The outreach group at Greenbriar has also been exploring the possibility of having a part-time The Old Theatre gave a presentation (complete with a door prize of a one year family subscription plus popcorn ) at one of the Greenbriar Outreach Group meetings. Pictured from left: Angeline Butler, Leslie Cummings, Isabella Wilkinson and Aileen Kroll. – Photos by John Buck CARES/GAIL satellite office on-site. They are also working with their boards and management to improve resident access to community information and services. Valuable community linkages have been established. This project is now on-going and self-sustaining as CDCG's formal involvement draws to a close.
Most significantly, community bonds have been created and strengthened and community leaders have emerged. CDCG staff and participants at Greenbriar acknowledge the key role the City of Greenbelt's support played in this project.
CDCG invites Greenbelt residents to Greenbriar's National Night Out on August 7. Guests will have the opportunity to meet CDCG board members and Greenbriar residents who will familiarize those stopping by with the workings of the ongoing outreach group at Greenbriar and the CDCG process.
The Old Greenbelt Theatre gave a presentation (complete with a door prize of a one year family subscription plus popcorn ) at one of the Greenbriar Outreach Group meetings. Pictured from left: Angeline Butler, Leslie Cummings, Isabella Wilkinson and Aileen Kroll. – Photos by John Buck
Agenda for the Greenbriar Outreach Results of brainstorming
Group Meet and Greet about focus areas
NOTE: Original source materials may be in formats which are not screen reader accessible.


text:
90 Day Fiance drama: Fernanda Flores posts 45 minute 'My Truth' video accusing Jonathan Rivera of abuse
Fri Jun 21, 2019 at 3:11pm ET Fri Jul 03, 2020 at 3:11 pm EDT
Fernanda Flores breaks her silence about why she and Jonathan Rivera's 90 Day Fiance marriage ended in divorce. Pic credit: Fernanda Flores/YouTube
Fernanda Flores and Jonathan Rivera split up in December 2018 and even though several months have passed, the former 90 Day Fiance couple continues to play the blame game when it comes to who is at fault for their marriage failing.
Viewers heard Jonathan's side of the story via 90 Day Fiance updates as Season 4 of Happily Ever After? began.
Now, Fernanda has also spoken out, releasing a nearly 45-minute video titled My Truth, in which she explains her side of the split from Jonathan Rivera, It is a scathing, documentary-style production featuring interviews with her friend Katherine as well as video clips and screenshots of headlines and text messages to back her up.
Get our 90 Day Fiance newsletter!
Fernanda started by tackling the shocking 90 Day Fiance moment they filmed of her discovering another woman's underwear in Jonathan's house.
He had just moved in, so there shouldn't have been evidence of past relationships, but he claimed he moved a dresser without unpacking it, inadvertently bringing the underwear along with him.
Do you think Nicole and Azan will ever get married?
Who is your crush on 90 Day Fiance? We know we all have one!
Are you Team Aladin or Team Laura?
According to Fernanda, the underwear was only the tip of the iceberg.
"That same week, I found a lot of stuff. Not just underwear. Sex toys, pictures, movies, and stuff. Dude, you're supposed to have left your past behind and start fresh with me," Fernanda said. "I know you're a single man. I know that you're older than me … but I wasn't understanding why. I realized not everything is how it seems."
90 Day Fiance Before the 90 Days recap: We meet Delusional David and Darcey does affirmations
She went even further, accusing Jonathan of drinking too much and being irresponsible with money. While Fernanda admits he made good money as a real estate agent, Jonathan was a big spender and never tried to budget his funds.
While all of those claims about the 90 Day Fiance star are shocking on their own, it was Fernanda's claims of abuse, which Jonathan denied, that are the most jaw-dropping.
In the video, she described one time where she claims Jonathan got physical with her:
"I remember me looking through his office and stuff, and I found a wrapper of a condom," Fernanda recounted. "I flipped out. I literally flipped out. I yell at him and I tell him, 'What the f**k is this?' I was so mad. His reaction was to grab me from the neck, push me into the wall. 'That's not mine. You're crazy.'"
Fernanda also claimed Jonathan was obsessed with his growing fame after appearing on the reality TV show. She said that as her mental health began to decline, he was too wrapped up in social media accounts and growing them to take notice.
She said she begged Jonathan for help when she fell into depression after being away from family and stuck at home while he worked long hours, but Jonathan told her to help herself.
Watch the entire Fernanda Flores My Truth video below:
So far, Jonathan Rivera responded to the abuse allegations waged by Fernanda Flores in a statement to E! News.
"These allegations are completely false and my attorney will now be handling the situation," Jonathan said. "Clearly, she will do whatever she has to in order to stay in this country."
Tags 90 Day Fiance, Fernanda Flores, Jonathan Rivera
Darcey Silva responds after Tom Brooks accuses 90 Day Fiance star of...
Big Ed from Before the 90 Days accused of sexual harassment and...
90 Day Fiance's Ashley Smith congratulates husband Jay on opening his own...


Texas-based companies are facing fewer and fewer lawsuits and the lawsuits they are facing are costing them less, according to a new survey of corporate general counsel by Norton Rose Fulbright. But corporate in-house counsel in the state are increasingly worried about cybersecurity attacks and data breaches. The Texas Lawbook has the details . . .