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so you can see it there you go beni north kivu province is the epicenter let me show you how many cases to date that we have seen of a bowler and also the number of deaths as well in the dark orange or about to say these are the countries are high highest risk of a body getting outside of the d.r. say already traveling to uganda that was from a family who had been in the d r c and paler orange areas areas that are at risk but at a lesser risk i am just wondering dr what a global how for medicine for the d.l.c. about a crisis what does that do that changes that that map those areas of risk right now dr go ahead. this is so good so a thing that. the bop will change so the situation before the declaration and after the deterioration. is not changing the things is changing now is the owen is. now we have a case in go up so the risk of the spread of the disease. increase saw to do this to cross the border and to become international. so but in the ground in dural see. activity the response the activity will continue the period of the response activity will continue. but in the international

lows will be may beny in the upper 50s to low 60s in inland. around the bay upper 50s. closer to coast lows in the low to mid 50s. tomorrow, 675 here at san francisco. oakland 83, south bay 92. 99 morgan hill. inland east bay, 102 at apartment i okay and livermore, 103 concord. 101 fairfield and 103 at ukiah. just about as hot on sunday but a sharp cool down on monday. temperatures dropping 10 degrees or more from sunday's highs. here's the seven-day forecast. relief comes monday and tuesday with inland highs in the upper 80s and temperatures will level out for the remainder of the week and a more typical range for this time of year. it's going to be dangerously hot in some inland areas over the weekend. if you have to be outside, don't engage in strenuous activity. seek shade if you can and stay hydrated. >> with water. >> with water. >> wayne was -- water is the answer. >> i highly recommend water. >> thanks, spencer. >> well, get ready to score anda laugh. >> then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> new video of the two teenage suspects linked to the deaths of

without borders in lancaster derek gatherer a viral or just an elector at lancaster university and in beni the democratic republic of congo just plain more he was a community organizer and member of a struggle for change and civil society organization welcome to the program to you all i'd like to begin with derrick gather in lancaster 1st the w.h.o. the world health organization have called this a emergency that is of international concern is a rare move by them but this is now been going on since 1976 and a lot of people have asked me and i'd like to ask you this question perhaps is a little naive but how come we haven't vaccinated this disease a way we've known about it for decades the vaccine was developed in the 1990 s. it was a lot of concern at that time about the potential use of of a pool as a biological weapon or it's used by terrorists saw the united states developed a vaccine in collaboration with several other countries and then that vaccine more a waste leon used for 2 or 3 decades even until the big outbreak in west africa and it was only then that the vaccine was was taken o

news hour is most assange garra he's the response to rector at walt vision he joins us on skype from beni in the d.r. sea. welcome to the news hour why is a bowler apparently making such a strong comeback. well. thank you for having me. just won't come back. mainly because i'm. one of them course being the very weak community gets range at the moment we might there are organisations green everything we can from all be those communities to get them involved in the fight against the boiler. but so far it has proven to be weak and i believe that is one of the reasons why we are seeing. this thread of. the initial locations of. why is there a certain reluctance to declare it a global emergency because if it was declared a global emergency i think i'm right in saying that would change the strictures inside which the medical teams can operate there'd be more financing for the right kind of medicine point of delivery. i believe it is not yet yet international health. however it is still owes us. significant trekked. for spread across neighboring countries if we international community continue t

actually flaring up in beni again a place that where we had cases of the beginning where the number of cases that gone down and where we're seeing now. the outbreak raging again and this is the new wave the center of of the outbreak this is concerning because it shows that somehow again that had been made where last very very quickly and so we need to build resilience into the systems resilience into the communities so that today is the virus doesn't keep spreading. into new location that are clear from the virus and then a few weeks or months later they get re-infected and this is what we have been seeing now in happening in india see where more than 20. koren clee infected. the ministry of health has also said that 2 health workers community health workers in bhutan what killed on saturday they were killed in their homes they were very effective and very instrumental in spreading awareness in that area so and they've been receiving we are being told threat since december it's not clear who has killed them but this just goes to show how precarious the situation the security situation

exactly flaring up in beni again a place where we had cases of the beginning where the number of cases are gone down and where you see now. the outbreak raging again this is the new with the center of of the outbreak the ministry of health has also confirmed that 2 community health workers who were very involved in spreading awareness in some of these areas that have been affected in particular that they were killed on saturday night it's not clear who killed them but they have been receiving threats from their work they've been receiving threats since december and this just goes to show how precarious the security situation is in some of this areas. specific know where home combs the courage and good protesters demanding her resignation by calling the rioters she made the comment to the hospital 3 police officers injured during touches on sunday were being treated tens of thousands of people at home are opposing a proposed extradition bill with choice with more rallies planned in the coming weeks the police say they will better protection to really move from home. caroline a statement

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without borders in lancaster derek gatherer a very early just an elector at lancaster university and in beni the democratic republic of congo just plain he was a community organizer and member of a struggle for change and civil society organization welcome to the program to you all i'd like to begin with derrick gather in lancaster 1st the w.h.o. the world health organization have called this a emergency that is of international concern it's a rare move by them but this is now been going on since 1976 and a lot of people have asked me and i'd like to ask you this question perhaps is a little naive but how come we haven't vaccinated this disease a way we've known about it for decades. a vaccine was developed in the 1990 s. it was a lot of concern at that time about the potential use of a pool as a biological weapon or it's used by terrorists saw the united states developed a vaccine in collaboration with several other countries and then that vaccine more or less leon used for 2 or 3 decades even until the big outbreak in west africa and it was only then that the vaccine was was taken out of t

without borders in lancaster derek gatherer a very early just an elector at lancaster university and in beni the democratic republic of congo just plain he was a community organizer and member of a struggle for change and civil society organization welcome to the program to you all i'd like to begin with derrick gather in lancaster the w.h.o. the world health organization have called this a emergency that is of international concern it's a rare move by them but this is now been going on since 1976 and a lot of people have asked me and i'd like to ask you this question perhaps is a little naive but how come we haven't vaccinated this disease a way we've known about it for decades. a vaccine was developed in the 1990 s. it was a lot of concern at that time about the potential use of of a poor as a biological weapon or it's used by terrorists saw the united states developed a vaccine in collaboration with several other countries and then that vaccine more or less leon used for 2 or 3 decades even until the big outbreak in west africa and it was only then that the vaccine was was taken out of th

actually flaring up in beni again a place that where we had cases of the beginning where the number of cases are gone down and where we're seeing now. the outbreak raging again and this is the new with the center of of the outbreak the ministry of health has also confirmed that 2 community health workers who were very involved in spreading awareness in some of these areas that have been affected in particular that they were killed on saturday night it's not clear who killed them but they have been receiving threats from their work they've been receiving threats since december and this just goes to show how precarious the security situation is in some of this areas. home. protesters demanding her resignation calling them wrong it says she made those comments with a hospital with 3 police officers injured during clashes on sunday will be treated tens of thousands of people. with rule of an extradition bill moranis a plan in the coming weeks she has more from home. caroline statement condemning the violence and basically vowing to make those responsible accountable violence committed agai