user: Input: NEW: Daughter: "Her condition remains serious" Joan Rivers stopped breathing during a procedure at a medical clinic. Her reality show documented a health scare last year. She has been open about previous health issues.
Output: Comedian Joan Rivers is "resting comfortably" in a New York hospital after apparently suffering cardiac and respiratory arrest during a procedure at a medical clinic Thursday. Her daughter, Melissa Rivers, issued a statement on Friday. "My mother would be so touched by the tributes and prayers that we have received from around the world," she said. "Her condition remains serious but she is receiving the best treatment and care possible. We ask that you continue to keep her in your thoughts as we pray for her recovery." A law enforcement official told CNN that Rivers stopped breathing during throat surgery. Rivers, 81, was taken by ambulance in critical condition to Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. The clinic address given by a New York Fire Department spokesman is a building that houses an endoscopy clinic where doctors perform minor procedures on patients. The clinic is a mile away from the hospital. Rivers had been scheduled to perform her comedy act at the Count Basie Theater in Red Bank, New Jersey, Friday night. Michael Lucas, who was in the audience for Rivers' show at New York's Beechman Theater Wednesday night, told CNN that she joked about death. "She said, 'You know I'm 81 years old, and I could drop dead at any moment and you would be so lucky because you will have a story to tell your friends for the rest of your life,'" Lucas said. "Then she mimicked people talking about what it was like to see her drop dead on stage." Rivers was in fine form, he said. "There was no sign (Wednesday) night that she was declining. Her show was over an hour long and she never stumbled or even paused to catch her breath." In 2013, Rivers allowed cameras to record a health scare for her and her daughter's reality show, "Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best?" Rivers said on the show that doctors found a spot on an X-ray after she had a persistent cough. "We're just not going to be sad about this," Rivers said during the episode. "We're gonna do jokes and be up until we know. That's how I deal with things. I'm not just gonna sit around the next couple of days and go crazy." Rivers has been open about her health issues. She was diagnosed with osteoporosis in 2002 after a fall down some stairs left her with broken bones, and she became an advocate for screenings for women. She also admitted to not being as healthy as she could be. "I try not to be, but I'm a terrible eater," she said. "I wish I could say I eat super-healthy, but I don't. I love junk food -- it should be its own food group -- so I help my bones with supplements and medicine." Joan Rivers 'stands behind' Gaza quotes: 'War is hell" See more comedian content at CNN Comedy. CNN's Tony Marco, Lisa Respers France and Doug Ganley contributed to this report.

Input: Championship favourite insists he has never used a sports pscyhologist. Hamilton says he will reject the opportunity to use Dr Ceri Evens in China. Mercedes driver in search of 26th career victory and fourth win in a row.
Output: Lewis Hamilton has punctured sport’s boom industry — the vogue for psychologists. The championship favourite was reacting to the revelation that his Mercedes team hired Dr Ceri Evans, who prepared the All Blacks for their rugby World Cup triumph in 2011, to work at the last race in China. VIDEO: Scroll down for Hamilton in Mercedes' simulator testing ahead of the Barcelona GP. Confident: Lewis Hamilton insists he has no plans to use a sports psychologist. Mobbed: The crowds flocked to get a glimpse of Hamilton on his arrival at the circuit. Evans, 50, was in the garage to see how engineers and mechanics coped with moments of stress. He did not, however, count drivers Hamilton and Nico Rosberg among his patients. And nor will he ever — at least in Hamilton’s case. Asked if he had thought of engaging a mind coach, Hamilton said: ‘Never. Never needed one and will never have one. So we’ll never speak of it again unless I start going crazy. In form: Hamilton is in search of his fourth-straight win at the weeekend. ‘(Evans being in China) had zero impact on me. I don’t speak to anyone like that. ‘Since I was 10 I’ve won pretty much every championship I’ve competed in. I’ve never had a mind coach, so why change it?’ Hamilton is seeking his 26th career victory — and fourth consecutive win — here in Barcelona on Sunday, but said: ‘To come in here and say, “four in a row and if I get that then I’ll win the championship” is a load of bull. I just focus on the job in hand.’

Input: Arsene Wenger insists Joel Campbell will stay at Arsenal this season. Arsenal manager revealed there had been a lot of interest in striker. Several clubs have enquired about taking the Costa Rican on loan. Olivier Giroud is out until January so Wenger wants to retain his options. Wenger insists Arsenal will not rush into buying a forward in this window. Arsenal boss has little sympathy for Manchester United's dismal start.
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assistant: Arsene Wenger insists Joel Campbell will stay at Arsenal after resisting repeated attempts by other clubs to take him on loan. Campbell was a star of Costa Rica's World Cup campaign but is only on the fringe of the Gunners' first team with just one substitute appearance so far this season. With Oliver Giroud sidelined because of a broken tibia until January, Wenger has asked Alexis Sanchez to operate as the lone striker with the inexperienced Yaya Sanogo also filling in. VIDEO Scroll down for Paulo Wanchope: Joel Campbell wants to impress Wenger. No go: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists striker Joel Campbell will not leave the club on loan this year. Crisis: Olivier Giroud is out until January and so Campbell is needed as an option up front for Wenger's Gunners. Campbell is an option as well and having spent all three years of his Arsenal career on loan at Lorient, Real Betis and Olympiacos, Wenger views the 22-year-old as part of his plans. 'We've had lots of enquiries and turned them down. There have been plenty of clubs interested, but I don't know how many,' Gunners boss Wenger said. 'Once I say to my assistant he won't go out on loan, even if people ask about him, my assistant doesn't even tell me. When I say no it's no. 'He's definitely a target and a player who is wanted by many clubs.' Speculation over whether Arsenal will sign a new top-level striker before Monday's transfer deadline has dominated the build-up to their Barclays Premier League trip to Leicester on Sunday. Form: Campbell shone during the World Cup for Costa Rica and has been the subject of 'lots of enquiries' Waiting his turn: Campbell has appeared just once off the bench so far in this Premier League season. Wenger has not ruled out acquiring a new forward to replace Giroud, but has stressed it is not essential for the Gunners to be title contenders and will only buy who he believes is the right fit. In contrast, Manchester United have engaged in a late flurry of business by signing Angel di Maria with the arrival of Danny Blind imminent. United have reacted to a dismal start to the season, but Wenger has little sympathy with his old rivals and refuses to discuss a succession plan at Arsenal in light of the slump at Old Trafford following Sir Alex Ferguson's departure. 'Let's be a little patient because Manchester United have just started the season,' Wenger said. 'They will come back and I don't worry too much for them because they have made us suffer enough in the past. Competition: Campbell will be competing with Yaya Sanoga (left) and Alexis Sanchez (right) to play upfront. 'If you look at the names they have in their squad, once it works out they will be a force again in the Premier League.' When asked about how best to introduce his own successor, Wenger replied: 'The ideal world exists only in the imagination of the human being. 'Once you leave a club you want it to go as well as possible. 'That's what Ferguson wanted as well. If it's not working as well as expected, then it's not Ferguson's fault. 'You do well as long as you can. It's competition and cyclical as well. My only focus is to win the next game.' No sympathy: Wenger does not feel sorry for Manchester United, who have spent big after a terrible start.