and now we have melinda burris. good morning supervisors. my name is melinda burris.m 27 years old. i am from bayview-hunters point, i am currently working for leah's pantry as a community engagement specialist. but for the last five years, all of my professional work has been here in san francisco, city and county, serving to give back to my community in the bayview, right now i'm working on a really cool, fun project for the next three years, working with older adults in both bayview hunters point and treasure island. the end goal is for me to create a food security advisory group for older adults in both neighborhoods so that they can come to task force meetings and city hall meetings and advocate for themselves, by doing that, i'll be creating a community needs assessment, and this community needs assessment will be guiding, the older adults in both of these neighborhoods to advocate for themselves. and so that's what i'm working on now. and it ties a lot into what this i mean, this sugary drink tax is doing already, working with some of the most underserved commu

i'm joined by melinda hoss. she's an assistant professor of international affairs at the university of pittsburgh graduate school in a public and international affairs. could that be with us, melinda, and unprecedented attack? and now we're hearing a potential new explosions. i wanted a how can an attack of this precision and scale they organized? again, i think the assumption that this is a state sponsored operation probably must be correct given both the geographic extent, the technical sophistication and just the orchestration of the explosions and cells . much less than sort of on the ground intelligence required to infiltrate multiple types of devices. so that, that has the, what agents are using does it surprise you that someone has been able to august, right and complete this task? it doesn't surprise me. i think it is sort of unprecedented and its scale. and especially now that it's extending to multiple types of devices. but i think the orchestration is meant to send a message that uh, that the, the spo

thank you, melinda haring. _ so we can do more. thank you, melinda haring.—finding mission says it has uncovered harrowing human rights violations in sudan. the war between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces has triggered one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. thousands have been killed, millions more forced from their homes. the un team said the violations by both sides since april last year may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. we have found that the sudanese warring parties, but mainly the sudanese armed forces, saf, and rsf and their respective allies have committed an appalling range of violations and as my fellow expert will detail we found violations amount to international crimes. well, the bbc has seen, first—hand, the desperate conditions the civilians are enduring in sudan. where aid agencies are warning the hunger crisis is of historic proportions. 0ur correspondent nawal al—maghafi, has gained rare access to the city of port sudan and a key border area in neighbouring chad — where refugees continue to arriv

i interviewed general petraeus the other day, melinda, and he said this isjust a bluff from president he can at ukraine. he's talked about red lines before that have been crossed. what you think about the fact that it seems the white house is taking this latest threat from him so seriously? so, lucy, frankly, this discussion should not be a public one. the fact that it's gone into the public for the last two weeks gives vladimir putin an opportunity. i agree with ben wallace that this discussion should be private, and it should be made in confidentiality among allies. that would be the appropriate place to do it. it is giving putin space, and it also makes the us seem like it's more involved in operations in ukraine then we are. but more broadly, i think i would say to the white house, if i were talking to the national security council, look, guys, we've been involved and giving the ukrainians targeting information and surveillance over the last 2.5 years. how does the use of british storm shadows up the ante? i don't see how it does. can we look at what's coming up in ukraine in the

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but then i got a phone call from a friend who met on the campaign who said bill and melinda gates wereting up this foundation and they had big aspirations for what they wanted to do and they were looking for someone who knew health economics and medicine and had some perspective on global health issues, so i interviewed for a job. david: and you got it. dr. shah: i did. david: why not you describe what you tried to do over that two or three years were there? dr. shah: this project was really there big, initial effort. bill and melinda had read an article about a disease that was killing 400,000 kids around the world every year, and in that same article they pointed out that a company was rolling out a vaccine in the united states to address the virus where kids actually didn't die of the disease. so they had the very simple question, why couldn't we get the vaccines to every child on the planet, in particular those that need them to survive? david:0 so your project was to get this vaccine to everybody in the world, every child that needed it. dr. shah: every childhood vaccine that exis

melinda haring, thank you as always for your insights, we really appreciate them. we were accompanied by the senior advisor of the razum ukraine foundation. thanks again. well, we will, of course, carefully monitor the development of events. mega sale on razpak tv. the last copies of strong pollen with a discount, only from uah 699. attention, the promotional price is valid while the video is being broadcast, there is a possibility of free delivery. strong saws are the perfect tool for your home or garden. cut branches, cut timber, chop firewood. you will do all this in one movement with strong saws. choose a basic model or a model with a telescopic handle and order now. hurry up, they are being sorted quickly. just look, they cope quickly, even with thick branches. strong saws are easy to use and mobile. once and it's done. it is enough to suffer with standard dimension saws. call and order a reliable and convenient tool strong saws. sale! hurry up to buy while the product is available. reduced the price as much as possible. powerful saws strong all from 699 uah i

but then i got a phone call from a friend who i met on the campaign who said, you know, bill and melindaates were setting up this foundation. and they had big aspirations for what they wanted to do. and they were looking for someone who knew health, economics and medicine. and had some perspective on global health issues. so i interviewed for a job. david: and you got it? dr. shah: i did. david: what was the challengin -- challenge you had there, you wrote although it in your book, but why don't you describe the challenge you had to do there over like two or three-year period of time you were there. dr. shah: this project was really their big initial effort. bill and melinda had read an article about a disease called rotavirus that was killing 400,000 kids around the world every year. and in that same article, they pointed out that a company, merck, was rolling out a vaccine in the united states to address rotavirus where kids actually didn't die of the disease. and so they had a very simple question of, why couldn't we get the vaccines to every child on the planet and particular, those

in israel's war on causes the quizzical look good us politics, the bottom line, the on somebody to melinda, all the top stories and al jazeera, these really military says and shut down. a missile fired from human targeting, tentative, these are pictures of israel's, i don't missile defense system shooting down the messiah humans who to fighters have fired messiahs and roles. it is well repeatedly, what they say is solidarity with wireless stadiums. they've been no reports of damage from the attack. the meanwhile, israel's lowest, another wave of strikes and southern never known residents of number to you, reported fi as often as really bombardment on the city suburbs. it follows a stream of these really attacks in the border region in recent days of a mazda and isn't by root is mole on his wells latest attacks. just in the last couple of hours, there's been another wave of his rarely strikes here. this time on the city of another tier, which is about 70 kilometers south from where i'm standing right now in the capital favorite. they've also been reports of most strikes in the back all vall

live now to melinda haring, nonresident senior fellow for the atlantic council and senior advisor ate. very good to have you with us, mallinder. can wejust very good to have you with us, mallinder. can we just reflect adversely on that comment we hear so often from ukrainians and from president zelenskyy, just articulated there, "we need enough notjust to survive, but to win". how crucial is it that the uk and the us reconsider allowing these long—range missiles that have been made in the west, sent to ukraine to be used deep inside russia? her; sent to ukraine to be used deep inside russia?— inside russia? hey kolisi. it's absolutely — inside russia? hey kolisi. it's absolutely crucial. _ inside russia? hey kolisi. it's absolutely crucial. so - inside russia? hey kolisi. it's absolutely crucial. so there's| absolutely crucial. so there's two things at stake, one of a us attack weapons and then the other issue at stake are the british weapons, and those are called scalps, and it looks like the uk may have relented, but it's just reported at this point, so we don't know yet, ukraine r

by moving to the left to coupons, a bar in madrid and c strong power less between the fate of it's melinda gonzalez. and other than as women's my work in which was later years of victim, just like the a more than a 1000000 venezuelans who have had to leave for one reason or another. you know, for the peace, another victim. he has not been able to remain in this country safely to be able to take office because we have been marked out by the regime for k at. and we'll say that would allow for the means. many people hope as well. no one's. and it will be sworn in and generate among them some bible. i've seen a member of the inner circle of the vintage when a position is short present in my daughter's times out. anything else would provoke a revolution. he says, can't do that. but if you don't need to assume that in the face of international and national pressure, there will be no other option then to begin a peaceful transition in the next few hours the next few days, which will end with the swearing hand of gonzales a little t or know why there's no way for them to evade what is happening an

so in 2024 , the bill and melinda gates foundation became the largest sponsor of the vos. the gavi alliance is not far behind. this is a global network working in the interests of vaccine manufacturers. to understand, they were the ones who promoted the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine to the market, which obviously did not undergo all the necessary tests and turned out to be deadly. these are the professionals in their field. what is happening in africa today with acute monkeys, i i think, in many ways, it has a political, political nature. this can be used. in order to isolate the growing continent, the black continent, well, imagine if there in a few dozen cases, this number will be overcome and will reach several hundred thousand and several million, of course, the biased cart on the orders of the western elites will do everything to begin to slow it down, in quotes, this pandemic, epidemic on the territory of africa, and this will mean for african countries the introduction and pushing so that they... restrictions were introduced so that the process of isolation began

the bill and melinda gates nutrition annual goalkeeper reports 400 million children worldwide are not getting the nutrients they need to grow and thrive. the report highlights concrete actions to save lives, including increasing milk production by two to three times, adding nutrients to household staples and expanding access to prenatal vitamins. >> we've traditionally given pregnant women two vitamins, folic acid and iron, and those are beneficial, but what we found through our studies was adding 13 more in which surprisingly only costs a little more than $1, that really improves the outcome. >> so the report looks at the impact of climate change on child malnutrition forecasting an additional 40 million children will still have stunted growth by 2050. gates told cbs mornings that helping children grow up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: lebanon's deadliest day in nearly two decades as israel targets hezbollah with air strikes. tonight, the united states deploys more troops to the middle east as tensions escalate. >> i have a message for the

your residency, then i got a phone call from a friend who i met on the campaign who said, bill and melindaates were setting up this foundation and they had big aspirations for what they wanted to do and they were looking for someone who knew health economics and medicine and had some perspective on global health issues, so i interviewed for a job. david: and you got it? >> i did. david: what is the challenge you had? why don't you describe what you tried to do while you are there. quex this project was their big initial effort. in the same article they pointed out that a company was rolling out a vaccine in the united states to address rotavirus rickets didn't die of the disease. there is a simple question of why couldn't we get the vaccines that every child on the planet, in particular those that need them to survive. david: year trying to get the vaccine to every child in the world that needed it. >> we stud on global birth cohort and we assessed the data and concluded that half of those kids were getting some form of robust vaccination that could save their lives from infectious disease

and san jose state political science professor doctor melinda jackson says it comes with the community oversight provision. the alum rock school district applauds the proposition. this takes it back to the basic democracy, saying, hey, if a community wants to go ahead and approve something, they rely on the simple majority or even a slightly larger than a simple majority of their community in order to be able to approve a tax measure. but the vice chair of the santa clara county libertarian party is voting no. trying to live affordably with a minimum wage law or minimum wages here in california. how are you going to do it with all these taxes going up and up and up? mark hinkle says there are already 28 different tax measures on ballots across california. to many, in his vie, on november 5th, voters will decide damian trujillo nbc bay area news. okay. october. right around the corner. and if you're searching for the perfect halloween costume, you can now get it delivered to your house using uber. delivery app is teaming up with spirit halloween to actually deliver costumes to core all

melinda haring is a non—resident seniorfellow for the atlantic council and senior adviser at the non—profit

think it's already about this the inside of the processing and politics come uh, so we could join as melinda, bonnie said, the cook joe and, and national non unity as many inside the processing and adding a asking, as we've talked about this before, we talked about the fact that the palestinians really under pressure to unite. but every single country in the world has political divisions. political divisions are just the way politics happens. but when it comes to the palestinian cause this would unity is binded around a lot. what do you think of that? do you think the it that needs to be unity or simply just needs to be a political landscape of just cooperation. and of course ideally, uh it's good to have the unity among the palestinians. but the other thing is we have really never united at any time because they always have different visions. and this is a problem, the division between fund and how much is not over, who gets what is not over loot is not all the bodies is actually over a vision. and unless the, your are they, they become part of the united vision. because if i be united, how

but i personally have friends with dark skin color melinda, be, or i don't the as being, that means racism is a political smear. and we as the a theme, don't accept that any way whether the crowd is more interested in free merchandise than political debates. is unclear. but it's impossible not to sense the momentum behind the poxy runs of what is my whole circle of friends both for the a f d they all do that and then i have my family both for the a f d of the z and use it moving i'm not sure yet decided or unwilling to say the really extent of the the support will soon become clear. here's a reminder now of our top story, this, our hezbollah is leader, her son, as roland says last targeting his group of mountains with declaration of war. 37 people are now known to have died after 2 days of explosions and living on targeting. hospitalized communications devices considered a terrorist organization by many countries, has full planes. israel for the blessed by jerry as morning of further flooding after neighboring campbell rooms, so that it would start releasing water from its largest dam. rea

joining me live is melinda haring from the atlantic council. thank you forjoining us.kraine announced by the — support for ukraine announced by the united states today. what — by the united states today. what difference will this latest _ what difference will this latest package make our mark the package the president biden put forward today will keep ukraine _ put forward today will keep ukraine fighting and it will ensure _ ukraine fighting and it will ensure that ukraine makes it tbrough— ensure that ukraine makes it through the winter. the winter ahead will _ through the winter. the winter ahead will be _ through the winter. the winter ahead will be very _ through the winter. the winter ahead will be very hard. - through the winter. the winter ahead will be very hard. the i ahead will be very hard. the electrical grid is in bad shape and the ukrainians were counting on this money. it is a good thing, in particular let me point out that there is a new patriot battery and a bunch of patriot missiles that will be sent to ukraine and that is fantastic. a new form that

ready i'm somebody to melinda, all the top stories, and i'll just, sarah. the government of jordan says it's investigating a shooting attack at a border crossing into the occupied westbank that lifts 3 is right. is that it's the 1st incidence of its kind between jordan and israel and you as the attack happens at the out in the border crossing. that's a bridge over the jordan river, which links jordan to the occupied westbank though it's controlled by israel on the other side. the government arrived from the jordanians side by truck opening fire and a commercial cargo.

young people realize that we're not racing at all, but i personally have friends with dark skin color melinda, be, or i don't the as being that means racism is a political smear. and we as a theme, don't accept that any way whether the crowd is more interested in free merchandise than political debates is unclear. but it's impossible not to sense the momentum behind the pots and things of what is my whole circle of friends, both for the a f d, they all do that. and on top of my family, it was for the a f, d, a z and use equipment. and i'm not sure yet decided or unwilling to see the really extent of the, the support will soon become clear. what you need to be news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around. we'll be right back. the house telling the brains to really and things. insects are smarter than we thought . the researchers are investigating their true abilities and making a sounding discoveries. these little creatures are really clever insects in 45 minutes on d, w. the think the or for just twice think ahead or with outside the box on your but always

real part 3, the rise of the majority, dean on us just either the, [000:00:00;00] the high for me to melinda was the top stories. and i'll just 0 least 18 people have been killed in an attack on the school in the own. the say about refugee camp in central garza, the school run by the you in houses, thousands of displaced palestinians to on what staff members are among the dead. dozens of people have been injured. israel claims it was targeting loss leadership compound, sorry, i was zoom as move from the scene of the attacks in this valley. generally only has been seen about duration centers in the past couple of months and a very intensive read them where a police move in 16. about $0.25 is being targeted. this storage has been carried out in an area that's not police must be protect to some of the principles of international law. what people have been speaking safety in this place funding is by the army has trusted that safety that can no longer be easily restored. directed by zoom out just the rough on the so ross, palestine and the occupied westbank is really forces of kill 2 palestinians

good us politics, the bottom line, the on for me to melinda, all the top stories analogies era. these really military says it shut down a missile, fired from him, and targeting tentative, these are pictures of israel's, i know missile defense system shooting down the messiah. humans who to fighters have fired messiahs and roles of israel repeatedly. what they say is on a deputy with wireless stadiums. they've been no reports of damage from the attack . the meanwhile, israel's lowest, another wave of strikes and southern living on the residence of number 2.

and we always include the views from all sides, the to send me to melinda, all the top stories and algae 0 the you and security councils, health and emergency meeting to discuss the worsening situation in the middle east . focusing on living on. let me see what's called by fonts, who, along with the us, is trying to broker 21 day ceasefire between israel and his. but i live in his prime minister accused israel, a violating of sovereignty and cold on the you went to put pressure on his ro, laptop models on 11 on is not asking for charity. we're asking for a legitimate rights pursuance to international law.

melinda haring is a non—resident seniorfellow for the atlantic council and senior adviser at the non—profitor ukraine. she shared her insights on the discussion around permitting ukraine to target russia. when we spoke a few days ago, you are pretty optimistic that we would have a decision on these long—range missiles. what do you think is holding things up? do you think is holding things u - ? , do you think is holding things u ' ? , ~ , do you think is holding things u . ? , . , ,, ., , up? hey, lucy. so there is still--- _ up? hey, lucy. so there is still... we— up? hey, lucy. so there is still... we don't _ up? hey, lucy. so there is still... we don't know - up? hey, lucy. so there is still... we don't know if i up? hey, lucy. so there is| still... we don't know if the decision has been made. formally it has not been made. there is rumours that the storm shadows are going to be allowed, but we certainly don't know, and we have to say that is a possibility that london will begin to allow ukraine to use them, and that one probably makes a lot of sense. but the white house is really concer

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they came on board with many other individuals, self-made billionaires, like sarah blakely, to melindaand many others. we think the combination of big institutions like cambridge associates and ubs, these kinds of institutions have realized that this is now a mainstream opportunity. caroline: we were looking at the previous portfolio from the first fund. the vintage is good. the billions and wealth you've raised, these founders have made themselves valuable. guild education, spring health, but these companies have not yet exited, some of them. when might that occur? if you do, where do these female founders want to go? or are they looking at m&a opportunities? jenny: it's a great question, data shows they deliver one meal faster. like all companies, there has been a slow or ipo market and we invest sometimes as early as the late seed, as well as an open ipo market. of course, there are pe byes, and others. caroline: we just heard from someone who jumped on board to commit capital in a moment where the pendulum swung, we are hearing more pushback on funds that focus on minority founders

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for more i spoke to melinda haring, nonresident senior fellow for the atlantic council and senior advisor we have so often from ukrainians and president zelensky. irate have so often from ukrainians and president zelensky. we need enou:h and president zelensky. we need enough rrot _ and president zelensky. we need enough notjust _ and president zelensky. we need enough notjust to _ and president zelensky. we need enough notjust to survive - and president zelensky. we need enough notjust to survive but. enough notjust to survive but to win, how crucial is it that the uk and the us reconsider allowing these long raise you —— missiles be made in the west, sent ukraine, to be sent to russia? it west, sent ukraine, to be sent to russia?— to russia? it is absolutely crucial. there _ to russia? it is absolutely crucial. there are - to russia? it is absolutely crucial. there are two - to russia? it is absolutely i crucial. there are two things at stake, one are the us attack and work —— weapons and the others are the british weapons called scalp. it looks like the uk may have relented but it has

planes were prepared. plus there are also mosquito factories there, which are financed by the bill and melindaates foundation, so it is not surprising that we have, west nile fever has appeared in the country, and you somehow talk about all this so calmly, i don’t know, i listen to all this and well, it’s unpleasant for me that we cannot see this bacteria ourselves, protect ourselves from it in principle, probably we can. look from what kind of plague in the literal and figurative sense we are really protecting our citizens, when mariupol was liberated, i hope we will liberate odessa too, you know, such nazi methods in fact, you immediately understand every time, historical analogies suggest themselves stalingrad, the nazis tried and did everything to infect the city with cholera, then the city was saved by our doctor-microbiologist, she was the first in the soviet union to develop an antibiotic zenaida ermolieva, here we have, i am sure that now we have specialists ready to resist this plague, well, as for america and the methods it uses, of course, here the following conclusion suggests itse

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the i'm for me to melinda a lot of the top stories and i'll just 0. the you in security councils, health and emergency meeting to discuss the worsening situation in the middle east . focusing on living on. let me see what's called by fonts, who, along with the us, is trying to broker 21 day ceasefire between israel and has been a living is prime minister accused israel, a violating of sovereignty and cold on the you went to put pressure on his ro, laptop, model fun 11 on is not asking for charity. we're asking for a legitimate rights pursuance to international law for the rights of lebanese to live in safety or the rights to protect on national suffering and all rights to a future away from rules and conflicts. i addressed this counsel and the international community as a whole and saying it is time to reject was and violence and to implement into a national resolutions. we have the tools and what we need today is a true and effective collaboration that is really invested up to the un done of done until the 15 member council. his country doesn't seek

the system is now projected growth in a system is now for millennials promising typical melinda couple would get $2 million. talking about real dollars in today's dollars. edges that you could sell a real growth in the system. what would happen if we decided if you millennials decided i would rather not have $2 million when i retire but i'd like to have more money to help take care of my family today. like a bigger bigger child credits or maybe liked of ataxia, , whatever, a little moe money today. let my growth in my benefit go from a million the timid but to a million and a half. the growth is there. it's just we are for ordaining with the growth goes. the elderly deserve support. we shouldn't foreordained so much that we cut off and squeeze out everything almost anything else the government does. if you go back to the physical democracy index, i don't know if the slide is still showing, what you're not quite getting out of that you're getting sort of the budget story, the deficit story a part of the way we are paying for this decline is with significant cut in discussion spending. w

also with us here today is melinda skelton mckinney from windham, maine, who honors her father's serviceost army. william served as the captain and the camouflage engineers unit. he received the bronze star for meritorious service for five battle engagements. these veterans were among the hand-picked soldiers who volunteered for the ghost army's remarkable assignment on the front lines in europe. using visual deceptions like inflatable tanks, aircraft, and artillery, loudspeakers and fake radio transmissions, this unit outmaneuvered and deceived the nazi. at great personal risk, these soldiers successfully diverted enemy resources and, as we have heard today, saved tens of thousands of american lives. the courage and ingenuity of these top-secret units were pivotal across the european theater in world war ii. like annie cutler -- annie kuster,ns my father was a veter where he was wounded and secured two purple hearts. the ingenuity and contributions of the ghost army are classified for decades without its members receiving the recognition that they deserved. it was not until 1996 that th

hi, somebody to melinda how the top stories and all to 0. a series of is really is strikes across cause of killed and now between tape palestinians on monday, several of them were killed in the latest attack on a home and over a refugee camp. that's in central garza. the injured rush to the nearby alexa hospital told him gerald by the those attacks came on what was meant to be the 1st day back at school for 650000. the palace engine, students. 92 percent of the calls of schools, the author of service, of to being damaged or destroyed you and says there are no lessons taking place in any of its $200.00 schools in gaza because they're being used as shelters by displaced palestinians. today, as you may have heard what of mark the start of a new year in this new school year in gaza. however, after 11 months of hostilities, more than 600000 young people are being described of access to formal education for another year. the un relief and works agency says no official schooling is available in any of its 200 schools, with many of them being used t

. >> the justice department says that melinda to rule a threatened to evict a couple after she learned they were expecting their second child. the lawsuit says that you're told the couple know families were allowed in the one-bedroom apartment that she was leasing after she learned they were expecting their first child and then later when she learned the couple was expecting their second child, she threatened to evict them to rule now has to pay $137,000 to the family for violating the fair housing act. >> 10 26 is the time. up next on the kron 4 morning news providing sanitation to people living on the streets. the resources that homeless advocates say will keep san francisco cleaner. and ahead, the city of san francisco suing now over an unfinished construction site that's turned into basically a trash lake that's leading to some health concerns will have the full story. >> and 29 right now get a look at the weather on thursday. things are starting to clear out slowly just a bit. yep. we've got to first things first, john, with a look at the forecast going forward. well, this morning