red welts on her hand as well as her fingers. >> reporter: and this along with her young age, made dr. lu suspect savannah had arythropoietic porphyria. it was featured on "house." >> look at her arm. >> reporter: but could this be what was affecting savannah? >> the challenge is body how rare the condition is as well as the subtlety sometimes. there may be some red patches, maybe areas that look sunburned, that can lead to a long lag in diagnosis. >> reporter: after years of no answers, a simple blood test finally gave them one. >> what did the doctors finally tell you? >> that she had -- say it. >> erythropoirtic porypheria. >> reporter: it would mean a life sentence confined to a world of shadows. >> how do you explain this to your friends? >> that i'm allergic to the sun, i can't be out, i can never be at the beach, can never go to a sunlit pool. literally i have to be in the dark. dark's my home. >> reporter: savannah now 11 years old, has to wait until evening to swim in her pool. >> a friend's definition of a normal day and my definition of a normal day are way different. hers is b

right to that we would talk hold on to the more important issues like health of everyone involved dr lu used to be a delegate to the w.h.o. when taiwan was still allowed to attend the assembly as an observer but that ended on beijing's behest when taiwan's president from the pro independence party took office 4 years ago china claims that island has its own territory and therefore deems taiwan has no right to w.h.o. membership. politics should be set aside when it comes to health issues it's good for taiwan to share its experience with the world but you know again our today one was made a contribution to public health. it's unclear to be excluded however from. taiwan has maintained its infection rate lower than almost anywhere else with 0 domestic infections for over a month even so the taiwanese haven't let their guard down. perhaps this is one of the things the world and the w.h.o. could learn from this island. we're joined now by dr daniel knew the former time when his delegate to the world health assembly who was featured in that report he joined us from taipei dr no welcome and des

dr. lu. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify today. the focus is on improving access to health care services to people who uninshurninsured and isolated. we work to improve health and health equity. i am pleased to provide an update on the maternal home visiting program and the family to family program. the home visiting program is in close collaboration with the administration for children and families supports evidence-based house visit during pregnancy and up to age five. they work with parents to sign up to participate and help them build additional skills to care for children and family. low income family, teen parents, families with a history of abuse, families with development delays, and military families. evidence-based research shows that home visiting by a nurse, social worker or early educator during pregnancy and during the first years of live prevents child abuse and neglect, positive parenting, and school readiness. the benefits continue into adolescence and adulthood.

dr. lu you are not sleeping well, see a doctor. >> for day-to-day functioning, poor sleep, sleepyness can cause impaired concentration, difficulty at work, difficulty driving. one of the thnk main things we know about untreated sleep apnea is it can increase your risk of having a car accident. >> if you find yourself getting sleepy during the day, you might ask your family to listen and find a sleep doctor, like dr. lu, and you will be on your road to better sleep. >> good morning. thank you for coming in. talking a little about this machine, can you explain what the machine actually is? >> sure. the cpap machine, "cpac" stands for continuous positive airway pressure. it blows from a hose to a mask you wear on your face. that pressure keeps the throat open. >> a lot of people refuse to wear it because it looks weird, it is intimidating, it makes a lot of noys noise. >> the common things i hear is it feels claustfobic. on the other hand for people that have severe apnea, it can make their sle

. >> in weekly videos dr. lu updates her neighbors on the pandemic. these days she tries her hardest to not read the comments on youtube and facebook. >> we're seeing a lot of anger. and some of that unfortunately sometimes is targeted towards us health officers. they say they will come to my house. that gives me a little bit of pause. >> reporter: they are simply doing their jobs. in some cases it has reached a criminal level. after sending two dozen threatening letters to santa clara county top public health official. >> we're trying our best to keep the community safe. but we also want to feel that we are safe on a personal level. >> reporter: it is why she was relieved to hear of an executive order from governor newsom wednesday night, allowing public health officials to keep their home addresses confidential through the state's safe at home program. it provides a substitute mailing address and typically used for victims of domestic violence, stalking or human trafficking. sacramento health officer olivia says she plans to take part in the program

mercy medical center's dr. lu says a new study out of the mayo clinic sheds more light on that. >> people who slept five hours on average compared to people who slept six to seven hours took in 550 more calories per day. >> dr. lu says when people are sleep deprived, they make poor life decisions. >> people who are sleep deprived take in more calories but don't seem to expend more calories. >> mercy medical center's dietitian says get a hold of yourself and your habits. >> you're not making good choices and you want quick energy so people go towards donuts and pastries and coke and candy bars. those kinds of foods give you quick energy but burn quickly in your body. she says go for more complex carbohydrates. >> protein and to eat something every few hours to keep that energy going. >> it's also a good idea to pack some of those healthy snacks like cheese and crackers or peanut butter and crackers so when you feel the urge to grab something packed with sugar and calories, you have a handy better alternative. and d

of dr. lu's salary. i'm here to respectfully request the approval to accept and expand these funds retroactive to december 1, 2019. the department received the letter of funding allocation on november 28, 2019. just a few days before the project period of start date, december 1, 2019. there were additional delays processing and submitting the legislative package due to the holidays. and i'm here to answer any questions. >> this project funded by california doesn't of public health allows us to really initiate overdose prevention programming in several facilities in line with a successful programme initiated in vancouver called tenant overdose response organizations. it is retroactive to february 1st. >> thank you. and the reason that it's retroactive is probably because it was given to you late by the state. correct? >> correct. >> there was no vla report on this, any public comment on number 7, seeing none, public comment is closed. i would like to move this for a positive recommendation to the board an

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finally, dr. lu will provide her testimony, and please correct me, doctor liu is the maurice r greenberg, fellow for china studies at the council on foreign relations and she will address the role of state owned capital, particularly china's sovereign wealth funds in financing the country's domestic and overseas ambitions. thank you all so much for your testimony. and appearing before the commission today. we all look forward to hearing your remarks. i ask all the witnesses to please keep the remarks to seven minutes. dr. wright, we'll begin with you. >> thank you, commissioner cleveland, commissioner glass, all the commissioners and staff for your kind invitation to testify at this important hearing today. my testimony focuses on three principal arguments related to developments in china's economy and financial system and their implications for the united states. first, the severity of china's ongoing economic weakness is still widely under appreciated and the united states no longer faces a growth

dr. jerome lu and a procedure called selphina.ot caused by fat alone, but bands of tissue that pull down the skin. >> so it works by controlling the tethering bands, allowing the skin to spring back to smoothness. >> reporter: doctors numb the area and mapping out dimples and uses vacuum housing to pull out the targeted area. doctors insert a needle shaped cutting device into the housing, which serves as a guide. over about an hour, dr. lu and his partner follow the bumps on the map. it's expected to last several years. >> if i've done all i can, just to smooth out those imperfections then why not? >> the cost is between $35 to $5,000 and up. >> supporters call it one of the coolest ice chests, ever, with a blender and usb charger. >> why are some now pulling on the project? looking into the delays frustrating customers and what you need to know before you need to know before these are the hands that plow the data, dig up clues, create opportunity, and weave messages that lead to sales. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the cra

dr. jerome lu and a procedure called selphina.is not caused by fat alone, but bands of tissue that pull down the skin. >> so it works by controlling the tethering bands, allowing the skin to spring back to smoothness. >> reporter: doctors numb the area and mapping out dimples and uses vacuum housing to pull out the targeted area. doctors insert a needle shaped cutting device into the housing, which serves as a guide. over about an hour, dr. lu and his partner follow the map. it's expected to last several years. >> if i've done all i can, just to smooth out those imperfections then why not? >> the cost is between $35 to $5,000 and up. >> supporters call it one of the coolest ice chests, ever, with a blender and usb charger. >> why are some now pulling on the project? looking into the delays frustrating customers and what you need to know before >>> it was one of the largest kick starter campaigns in the company's history. tens of thousands thought they had a steal when backing a new product. >> michael finney says they're still wai

dr. lu was able to save little maria. she needed a lot of attention. but after growing strong, she was able to be reunited with siblings and mommy. you see how gorgeous these puppies are growing. and mom is looking really good too. >> imagine how shocked and afraid the staff at this jewelry store were when these fellows come rushing in carrying ledge hammers, hop right over-the-counter -- >> they block the door so they don't get locked in. smart. >> and they're just ruthless it with. boom, suddenly they start to smash the glass counters. they head to the back. >> they're pros. >> doesn't look like the first time they did this. >> they ced jnt >> ahe t akeoff. covered head to toe. >> after they run out of the store, they hop into a blew beamer with false plates. once law enforcement got to the car, they dumped it and burned it. they still haven't found them. >> they got away with. this. >> yeah, but for now. there is always somebody with loose lips. the story gets out and that's all you need is a little tip. >> that's what the west midland police depart

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. >> dr. lu, this is not a sort of gut issue leash taiwan or tibet, is it? it's a sortf practical issue. i'm wondering if that message we just heard there is understood in china, and perhaps it is not in china's interest to keep the currency so undervalued because it means the chinese people cannot consume as much as perhaps they'd like to. >> yes. this is not a new issue. this is a long-standing issue. for years there has been arguments from the u.s. side that china need to revalue its currency. and also on the chinese side, there are people who are saying actually it may be in china's interests to do that. and the u.s. side at the moment is putting forward the argument that it's also in china's own interests to do that. but this is very complicated issue. you have different economists who do different calculations, you know, what would be the more realistic value and whether it will indeed benefit china as well or is going to cause huge economic damage to china. i think there is a lot of uncertainty there. and different people come out with different calcu

dr. lu says that the underlying science goes back many, many decades. one more note. dr lu has all the data to back up everything she says. mew novak. sir's rarely if ever. tom vacar ktvu fox, two names and time just wondering, i'm not sure you can answer this. but when it comes to covid-19, the vaccine and children is there an age requirement. how young can a child be to get the vaccine? well as i recall from earlier reports that there was a question of whether they should go below 16, and i think they decided on on 18 was a good age because there was fight. about what? what they the independent committee was going to approve, but eventually they'll have more data and more things to work on. but right at the moment, i think under 16 is not very likely i could be wrong with that was my recollection because i remember doing the house i stories, all right. tom baker reporting live for us tonight, tom. thank you and taking a look now at the latest coronavirus numbers here in california cases are moving lower with close to 17,000 new cases yesterday. deaths which health o

of dr. lu's salary. i'm here to respectfully request the approval to accept and expand these funds retroactive to december 1, 2019. the department received the letter of funding allocation on november 28, 2019. just a few days before the project period of start date, december 1, 2019. there were additional delays processing and submitting the legislative package due to the holidays. and i'm here to answer any questions. >> this project funded by california doesn't of public health allows us to really initiate overdose prevention programming in several facilities in line with a successful programme initiated in vancouver called tenant overdose response organizations. it is retroactive to february 1st. >> thank you. and the reason that it's retroactive is probably because it was given to you late by the state. correct? >> correct. >> there was no vla report on this, any public comment on number 7, seeing none, public comment is closed. i would like to move this for a positive recommendation to the board an

of dr. lu's salary. i'm here to respectfully request the approval to accept and expand these funds retroactive to december 1, 2019. the department received the letter of funding allocation on november 28, 2019. just a few days before the project period of start date, december 1, 2019. there were additional delays processing and submitting the legislative package due to the holidays. and i'm here to answer any questions. >> this project funded by california doesn't of public health allows us to really initiate overdose prevention programming in several facilities in line with a successful programme initiated in vancouver called tenant overdose response organizations. it is retroactive to february 1st. >> thank you. and the reason that it's retroactive is probably because it was given to you late by the state. correct? >> correct. >> there was no vla report on this, any public comment on number 7, seeing none, public comment is closed. i would like to move this for a positive recommendation to the board an

of dr. lu's salary. i'm here to respectfully request the approval to accept and expand these funds retroactive to december 1, 2019. the department received the letter of funding allocation on november 28, 2019. just a few days before the project period of start date, december 1, 2019. there were additional delays processing and submitting the legislative package due to the holidays. and i'm here to answer any questions. >> this project funded by california doesn't of public health allows us to really initiate overdose prevention programming in several facilities in line with a successful programme initiated in vancouver called tenant overdose response organizations. it is retroactive to february 1st. >> thank you. and the reason that it's retroactive is probably because it was given to you late by the state. correct? >> correct. >> there was no vla report on this, any public comment on number 7, seeing none, public comment is closed. i would like to move this for a positive recommendation to the board an

green, dr. lu, i'd like to go back to your testimony and get a little bit more in terms of the magnitude of the potential threat that near-earth objects could present. february 18th we had the meteor psych in russia. did we have any, any real warning of that strike before it occurred? >> that particular day, it was february 15th, was really quite a potential day because we actually had two events. the first one was a very close fly-by of a much larger asteroid that we call da-14, and that one we had been watching for over a year, and we'd calculated its orbit. we knew it was on a safe trajectory to pass by the earth. indeed, the much smaller meteorite of 17 meters in size that struck russia was not observed prior to its entry into the atmosphere. it was on a very difficult trajectory for us to be able to see from ground-based telescopes and came, basically, in the sunward direction. so our telescopes operate from the ground in the evening, of course, on the night sky. one of the next major steps th

once a week or freight a dr. lu, back germany, greenpeace said part of its cargo consisted of contraband from the last intact primeval forest. in europe, virgin forest cut down to make toilet paper. the trail led back to erie. here a small delegation of traditional reindeer herders was waiting. they didn't need to go far to find freshly chopped tree stumps. booty figures this tree was a couple of 100 years old. as far as you can tell, without a magnifying glass with them it's growth rings lie so close together. it would be a new it the national forest authority promised to safeguard certain areas. but the trees are just being felled and other areas. in the end, alex follow the forest will be gone on 20 years later in the naughty. the chainsaws are quiet and the european union is making sure it stays that way. can levy padaya remembers when young environmental activists lived for months in tree houses. arguing with the lumberjacks and how greenpeace quietly threatened to boycott, germany's largest publishing houses. fanco will cuz he'll come back then they stopped to clear cutting me. i k

dr. luoesn't think anyone intentionally disengaged the alarm. >> we're in the process of identifying the exact sequence of when this occur and who ordered the de-activate. >> reporter: christina ellis and her husband mark had two embryos remaining at university hospitals after christina gave birth to her daughter. they were hoping to use them to give her a sibling. now they're suing, claiming negligence and breach of contract. >> there's nothing financially i can gain. you can't put a price tag on an embryo or egg. i'm hoping there's some changes so that it doesn't happen again for the future families and no one has to go through what we're going through. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll meet with dozens of stunts from they arrive in of students across wisconsin as they arrive in janesville this morning after embarking on a four-day 50-mile march. they will hold a rally in the hometown of house speaker paul ryan to call for gun control reforms. >>> plus john zimmer, the president o

political right to that we need to hold on to the more important issues like health of everyone involved dr lu used to be a delegate to the w.h.o. when taiwan was still allowed to attend the assembly as an observer but that ended on beijing. behest when taiwan's president from the pro independence party took office 4 years ago china claims the island as its own territory and therefore deems taiwan has no right to w.h.o. membership. politics should be set aside when it comes to health issues it's good for taiwan to share its experience with the world but you know i do not attend one of the major contribution to public health so it's unfair to be excluded now is the temple from. taiwan has maintained its infection rate lower than almost anywhere else with 0 domestic infections for over a month even so the taiwanese haven't let their guard down perhaps this is one of the things the world and the w.h.o. could learn from this island. half a trillion. trillion that's 12 zeros and astronomical song which german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel macron have pledged to speed europe

dr. lu used a flawed set of analysis, the plans aralso flawed, the joint peix at 142 to 144 strates magnitude of that flaw, dataset told him there re 91 split the tds, seven times more than there were witches -- 14. >> thank you. >> you know, of each expert, you take pot ot. you say they fail do this and failed to do that, we never required one perfect expert to testify all aspects of the case, but worry that your methodology is going to suggest what do we do now, do exactly that. instead of looking at -- which is what the district court did, but the whole pitcher. you discount all fourof the plaiifexperts, but there were three others. two of the experts accounted for partisanship and t geography, two others accounted for geographbunot partisanship. there is no rule that requires one expert to do all of it. even with the doctor, his purpose for choices re not your purposes, his purposes were his choices were to show that vtd's with a percentage of blacks were going to be selected over distri

there has to be enforcement misconduct or prosecutorial misconduct, ri dij you lus. >> dr. james peterson thank you for being here. >>> that is "the ed show," listen to me on sirius radio channel 127 monday through friday, follow me on twitter and like the ed show on fabook. thank you. the "the rachel maddow show" show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >>> good

once we got back home we asked dr lu to get proc a professor of east asian economy and society at the university of vienna about it if anyone can explain how north korea works it's him this is north korea as it was mentioned you might also note that when i am in north korea people who deal with foreigners are rarely able to do so alone but always at least in our heads and the whole point of this is mutual surveillance they both also have to write reports about their encounters with a reporter then compared and checked to see if there are any inconsistency so that you can never be sure whether you as a north korean who has had contact with a foreigner have gone unobserved that is also a very effective system of self-censorship since. north and south korea are separated by the so-called d.m.z. the demilitarized zone on the way there we hardly met any cars coming toward us which wasn't surprising because nobody can cross the border in either direction anyway. do you do to go with the demilitarized zone is a 2 kilometer wide strip on either side of an imaginary demarcation line in other w

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kennedy, dr. lu chain coe was here in march, and she said, quote, it's not clear the tsunami debris is going to have a devastating impact by any stretch of the imagination. is that noaa's view? is that still noaa's view? >> i think the jury's still out. we have been doing a tremendous amount of work trying to locate any of the debris that would be in the ocean in where we have projected -- modeling has projected that that debris would be. in my testimony, i mention that we've been every possible venue to try and find d debris including a lot of looking with high-resolution satellite imagery in quad ranlt where is the models say the debris should be. we haven't been able to find any debris. that's not to say it's not there. it's not to say we're not still looking. but i think the concern is not overreacting right now. we know that there are place where is there's more debris ashore. we've seen that in alaska. but we've been out there with our partners trying to identify that debris specifically from t

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obama dr. lu called it an attack not just on the hospital but on international law. >> today we say, enough. even war has rules. >> reporter: experts on international law agree and say an apology isn't enough. >> it doesn't address the issue of how this happened. it doesn't address the legal issue of what is the nature of responsibilities on the part of the u.s. military or specific commanders so the real key questions aren't addressed. >> reporter: the white house still insists the ongoing pentagon investigation along with probes by nato and the afghan government is enough. the apology comes one day after the top u.s. commander in afghanistan accepted blame. >> a hospital was mistakenly struck. >> how did it happen? mark kimmit has been in the browkd of pasbreakdown of past . >> not in the coordination in the air, it's going to be investigated. >> regardless how it happened the group isn't satisfied from a simple apology from the president. >> we are calling on president obama to consent to the f

. >> dr. lu wong from boston followed nearly 20,000 healthy middle age and older women.e weight gain was typical over the 13-year study period, but women who started with a normal weight were less likely to gain extra pounds if they drank light to mad roderate to alcohol. that means no more than two to three drinks a day. the link was strongest with red wine. there seems to be something about the alcohol itself. women who didn't drink any gained the most weight. and rather than break bread with their wine, moderate drinkers also tended to eat smaller portions, cutting out carbs in particular. the bottom line -- for healthy women who already have a glass or two with dinn nerdinner -- >> they could keep their drinking habits without gaining more weight. >> erica edwards, nbc news. >> although the study only involved women, the authors believe the findings may not apply to men. >> police say kevin wright entered the an area closed for renovati renovation. zoo officials escorted him off the property. when he showed up again this time creating a disturbance in the cheetah are

. >> dr. lu is still insisting on an independent investigation. writing: earlier wednesday. she spoke to mr. obama. dr. luz called it an attack not just on the hospital but on international law. >> today we say enough. even war has rules. >> experts on international law agree and say an apology suspect enough. >> it doesn't address the issue of how this happened, it doesn't address the legal issue of what is the nature of responsibility on the part of u.s. military or specific commanders. so the real key questions aren't addressed. >> the white house still insists the ongoing pentagon investigation and the on going probes by governments and afghanistan are enough. >> a hospital was mistakenly struck. >> how did it happen? mark kimmit has been in charge of recent vieks. >> i would say the breakdown happened not in the air, on the grounds but in the accordance center and that's what's going to be investigated. >> doctors without borders said patients in kunduz burned in their beds. >> we are calling on president obama to consent to the fact finding commission. doing so will se

the medical school dr. luow, great to have you with us what can you tell us, everybody is anxious to hear some good news, where you guys in this process? we know it takes a long time. >> thanks for inviting me. the vaccine that we are developing is a basic protein subunit vaccine, much like traditional flu vaccines. the target for this vaccine is a protein on the surface of the virus that's essential for the virus to enter human cells. our idea was that we could make antibodies against that protein, we could prevent viral entry into cells, therefore avoid the disease. we took that very small protein, and repackaged it in a novel delivery system that is called a micro needle over a period that micro needle array is actually, you can think of it as a band-aid. except that it has hundreds of very small needles. so microneedles, about the size of a human hair, about the length of a little over a half a millimeter. these needles actually are made of a type of sugar which very readily dissolves when it's exposed to

dr lu from st. louis if trump was ever going to be presidential it should be now.s base but they won't help them win independence. shirley from sioux falls south dakota thanks for happening sage deal on. 's martin site fly would vote for her. sage steal for president? maybe. bob from ohio biden to know is we have to stage and kamala harris doesn't know her way on 1 taking black voters for granted not a good look. carol from alabama if she's going to put on a fake southern accent do it right it's not you all, it's a y'all. i should do a southern accent for the whole hour maybe tomorrow. bob from elam washington now that joe isn't running any more maybe it's time for the golf match with trump a 6 handicap that was the biggest lie told that night. that's all for tonight and dv are the shoshana's next to him remember i am waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ]

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. >> reporter: while dr. lumunity members can change their actions too so all health officials can feel safe in their jobs. >> everybody is in this together and we need to work together to help everyone. >> in an event to ease traffic congestion and reduce pollution, the commission wants large companies to have the majority of their staff work from home. now since the start of the pandemic, a lot of people have been working from home. that has resulted in a lot of transportation changes. we've had fewer people on the roads, fewer people taking public transit like bart. and they want to apply what they have learn today their future transportation plan. >> we're obliged to develop a plan that shows how to cut per capita greenhouse gas emissions by 19% by the year 2035. it is in that context that this came up. >> well, the mtc doesn't actually have the authority to enforce this plan. in order for it to work, they would need local lawmakers to mandate a work from home requirement for large companies. >>> the first m