starting a 1st health minister says medical staff will be the only exception for everyone else. isolation will still be strongly recommended, but not required by law. and can you motorists have endured a nother day of major fuel for an interest with ours on q as petrol pumps ran dry. the government lanes hoarders for the shortfall, but oil dealers that they were owed subsidy payments from the state can use energy regulators at the shortages were also exacerbated by international market being hit by the war in ukraine. and the war on ukraine has pushed the you to take steps to reduce its dependence on russian gas and move toward clean energy. but un climate. scientists say climate action is not happening fast enough. they have released the most comprehensive report ever produced on how to stop global warming and its findings are dire. the world is hurtling towards a climate danger zone and the options to avoid it of running out the assessment of the new i p. c. c report is clear, drastic action is needed to avert catastrophic global warming. the un secretary general set the report reveal t

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when there's an urgent threat living and have no idea what to do with your research as a how much 1st to health check up then a 16 day training course. after that the volunteers will meet one weekend a month for more training. it's not about the money. they earn just over $100.00 euro's a month. so it's trans mcgiver for soccer. we also get critical equipment here on that is another motivation of them. a lot about it. there are now nearly $30000.00 volunteers signed up to fight the poland. if an attack comes now they say what goes around comes around. don x report looks at a group of syrians given refuge in germany after fleeing war in their own country. now they're helping others hoofs whose lives have been turned upside down by conflicts, but organizing a transport for ukraine. mud. as far as the i can see in july of last year, the valley in western germany was hit by devastating flooding in just a matter of days, a novel aide campaign was launched the group theory and volunteers in germany. put a call out in arabic for extra support and hundreds of serums from across germany answered to help

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feel they're getting strong armed after stanford announced in an email that it will cut health benefits on may 1st for all nurses who continue to strike. but stanford says that's standard practice. >> they would lose their employee contribution, and that is consistent with our policy in relation to any employee at stanford health care. >> reporter: despite hows of nurses walking picket lines, stanford insists it has filled the gaps and postponed enough non-essential procedures to ensure the strike is not putting patients at risk. but the nurses question the skills of some of their replacements and say they worry about patient care without them. now, audrey, some highly skilled nurses tell me, you know, they've been asked to actually volunteer during the strike because their skill set is hard to fill. now, we can expect more nurses back out here tomorrow as both sides get back to the negotiating table off campus. we're live in palo alto, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much, ginger. >>> from nurses to teachers in a developing story in oakland where teachers are set to strike this week. the distr

in january. 1st for private health plans. time is 8 18 this sunday morning.czo for a look at our weather and rosemary. i wish there was some rain coming our way, but you're showing us a satellite images looks like it's not happening. no the pacific northwest will get some rain, even northern california going to get some rain. we may get a sprinkle or two over areas of the north bay. that's for tomorrow. not for today. in fact, for today, temperatures are going to be a little bit cooler and breezy. that's all we're expecting, with mostly clear skies giving you a live look here. from ktvu across the oakland estuary towards, uh, sly the bay. here's a loo. a notablm up not for tomorrow, not for tuesday. wednesday thursday friday and we could see some record breaking heat coming our way by the way, friday, opening day for the giants. here's a look at storm tracker too quiet out there. we do have light winds. that was expected to change just a bit as we get into the next day or so, our pattern. is going to switch and it has to do with this system here. you can see

the 1st one being and genuine concern for public health. despite the high vaccination rates, there not enough people among the most vulnerable among the elderly who have received a 3rd job of the domestic vaccines. secondly, i think it has to do also with the propaganda. for basically 2 years, the state media have repeated the claim that the successful 0 covert policy is. and basically a proof that the chinese system works better than the west, whether by ra, spreads out of control. so now it turns out to be very difficult to change their own path. and thirdly, here in beijing where i'm standing right now, there will be the 20th party congress. that's the most important political event of the year during which state leader leader shooting ping will declare his fir turman office. and the leadership is very committed to not have any huge infection clusters until then. ah, north korean leader kim jong on recently attended a ground breaking ceremony for a new mega farm in the east of the country. he said the aim of the project is to grow more vegetables and to improve people's diet. it com

but 1st, it's invading ukraine. russian forces have attacked more than 100 medical facilities. the world health organization says more hospitals and health care facilities have been a doctor on the globe this year and ever recorded. or while on world health day, the un body as calling on competence to avoid targeting health facilities. ah, the momentum bomb exploded in the city of mary awful and this is what was hit the maternity and children's hospital since the start of rushes invasion, more than 90 health facilities, including hospitals like this one in the city of him have been attacked. according to the world health organization, brutal bullock, and for some more than once at the start of the war, the main hospital in the town of bo nova, with hit days later, it was attacked again. and then again, while dozens of civilians were hiding inside, trying to escape the shelling among them was andree key and hint of head of the hospitals trauma center who was there with his wife and children with the experience still haunts him. a shilling lasted about 20 to 25 minutes with you was clear and the

they were a few things. diego gutierrez, 1st needed to learn but now his health is still pretty good. to martez onions, coffee plants, lettuce, and cabbage all thrive on what used to be a neglected strip of land. the urban gardens also offer a 2nd chance to farmers with fled to the city, to escape the violence in other parts of columbia. from the city authorities assigned marilla pardo a plot of land. and she's been farming it ever since. we're coming back boston rather than i had an it guy. i'm used to working in the field. so i was happy when they gave us this little piece of land. i mean, has it been at least we had something to do? yeah. yeah, and it keeps me fit campbell, i turned 66 in february, so that's important and read it. working in the field is good for my health and class. my mind, i say, how la mancy marina pardo once learned how to farm from her father. now she's passing on that knowledge to her grandson luis, and other little nothin. the initiative is supported by the cities botanic gardens . they organize special days where people can plan things under supervision. t

paid for the days they are on strike and if the strike goes on past may 1st, they are if danger of losing their sponsored health care. >>> oakland teachers are planning to strike as well. teachers protesting planned closures and labor practices scheduled for friday only. teachers are planning to picket at the start of the school day followed by a rally. oakland unified condemned the strike saying it's an unlawful and up fair labor practice. >>> oakland students will be allowed in class without their masks. justin andrews talked to a teacher in the district. >> a 5th grader teacher says her opinions are all over the placings she says reflect if of the parents and student in the school destruct. some are ready for masks to be off, others are uneasy about it. no matter where you stand the district says you have the option of ditching your mask in the classroom but it is recommended you keep them on. meagan is the 5th grade teacher. i talked to her and she says if march, teachers did a survey revealing 61% felt masks should be required the rest of the school year. that's not the case beginning today. as a teacher,

stanford says nurses who continue to strike after may 1st may lose their health benefits. >>> happening, representatives from fire fighting agencies around the globe are water are gathering in the bay area. they're in san francisco and taking part in a two-day wildfire management summit. those topics include wildfire prevention, detection, prediction and suppression. organizers say the federal government spends now more than $5 billion per year on wildfire management throughout various agencies. california meanwhile spent $2 billion just last year. >>> a live look at dublin this morning, where you can see right there a little foggy to start the morning. meteorologist kari hall, we're seeing this across the bay area this morning. >> we're starting out with changing conditions as a cold front moves through the bay area. more clouds throughout the morning. a live look in san jose, the sun peeking through, even though we're starting out cloudy, it won't be like that all day. in pittsburg, much of the delta will see those winds increasing as our temperatures come down a few degrees, going fr

stanford says nurses who continue to strike after may 1st may lose their health benefits. >>> representativesund the globe are water are gathering in the bay area in san francisco taking part in a two-day wildfire management summit. those topics include wildfire prevention, detection, prediction and suppression. organizers say the federal government spends now more than $5 billion per year on wildfire management through various agencies. california meanwhile spent $2 billion in just last year. of course dealing with the drought, meteorologist kari hall is monitoring what we can expect across the bay area. because we haven't gotten enough rain this could be a repeat next year. >> unfortunately. that's kind of what we're bracing for. you need to make sure that now, while we have quiet weather, it's the time to prepare and as we take a look at our live view of san jose, actually cold front's going to be coming through today, but unfortunately it doesn't bring us any rain. we'll start out with some clouds and then our temperatures go from the mid-50s at least it will be a little bit cooler today,

health. this is not the 1st time the western media has displayed such symbols. last month, the b. b. c ran a report interviewing ukrainian soldiers featuring one who is displaying a nazi s. s sculls symbol. we heard from independent journalist taylor who dock, who says the western establishment media is not going to focus on neo naziism in ukraine because it does not fit into their narrative. it is quite puzzling that the sign would include something like this, but of course it may show that the media is just becoming a little too comfortable and feeling a little bit too confident. the fact that they would portray the ukrainian soldiers here who have these nazi symbols. and as we know that there are nazis, i wouldn't even say neo nazis but nazi's in ukraine in the western mainstream media outlets. in fact, reported on this around 20132014. but now because it serves the west, they are no longer going to be talking about this and highlighting this. and so it's very disturbing to see western media outlets in western governments support nazis in ukraine right now. and that is precisely w

1st hand. she given us. pavlo cough, tanya, is ukraine's for my deputy health minister. he now runs an organization that's trying to document each and every hospital attack or our main and primary goal is to help our content and our national community to hold accountable those people who would do those to work. right? and this is what really makes our team really, really motivated because they feel that they're doing something very important for this more but as the whole 10 years. so to do the attacks, hopes of prosecutions seem a long way off. now, today's nato, a meeting in brussels house finished you transfer minister to mutual labor is now giving a press conference with every day the heaviest fighting takes place in that part of your grade. and more is to come. unfortunately, the better for don't bus will remind you, and i regret to say it, but this is through the battle for don. boss will remind you. was 2nd world war west large operations when you worse involvement of thousands of tanks, armored wiggles, plains artillery. ah, this will not be a local oppression ba

health. for example, having a dog vaccinated against babies, and that by protecting yourself from the disease. or the corona virus has certainly raised awareness of zulu noses. but it's not the 1st time scientists have studied the relationship between human and animal health. african swine fever has also caught researchers attention sheesh. this is the village of prob, right in siri in the u. k. it's a quint, essentially english village. it has a medieval church with weekly congregations, a duck pond, and it's surrounded by green hills and cows. there is no way of knowing from visiting the village, but just a couple of kilometers away is the you case, premier facility for investigating killer diseases in farm animals. the prob, right institute is funded by the british government and researchers study viruses like foot and mouth disease and avian flu. doctor linda dixon leads a group that studying african swine fever. ethan swing over as a very drastic disease of domestic pace and wild boar. so kills almost all of the animals that it infects. it's very difficult to control because there's no vaccine and it persists a neat products and in the environment so it can be very easily t

we experienced all the shelling 1st hand what she'd given us. pavlo cofton yoke is ukraine's former deputy health minister. he now runs an organization that's trying to document each and every hospital attack. well, color main and primary goal is to help our content and health international community to hold accountable those people who would do those work crimes. and this is what really makes our team really even what debated because they feel that they are doing something very important for this more. but as the continues to, to the attacks has said, prosecutions seem a long way off with your watching dw news. here's a reminder of our main story. at this hour, nato members meeting in brussels have vowed to send more military monitoring, aid to ukraine, gives foreign minister made an impassioned plea for help to fight off an expected russian assault in the east. he says, ukraine urgently needs more weapons to head off. any fresh attack crone spokesperson. dmitri pascall has acknowledged russia sustained, quote, significant losses of troops in ukraine. he called it a huge tragedy for russia. the

10000 health workers have been sent to the financial capital to assist with the operation city said it tested all its 26000000 residents on monday as part of its 0 cobit drive. starting on may 1st, germany says it will no longer impose compulsory quarantines on people infected with the rent of virus. the health minister says medical staff will be the only exception for everyone else. isolation will be strongly recommended, but not required by law and canyon. motorists have endured another day of major fuel shortages waiting in line for hours. as petrol pumps ran. dr. government blames hoarders or the short paul, the oil dealers said they were owned, they were owed some subsidy. payments from the state can use energy regulators, so the shortages were also exacerbated by international fuel markets being hit by the war in ukraine. you're watching dw news. just reminder, our top story this, our ukrainian president, velasmio, zalinski, has visited the city of boucher outside kia where hundreds of bodies were discovered in the weekend after russian forces retreated. valencia accuses russia of genocide and war cross. all you news for now, business is next. i'm terry martin. thanks for

it's your tragedy except di da abuse health program in good shape, looks at how to deliver emergency 1st aid member. you can always get the latest news on our website, d, w dot com and follow us on social media. i'm nick spicer. thanks for watch. ah ah did you need batteries lying around? is your medicine properly stored? mm hm. emergencies can happen at a moment's notice, especially when children are involved. tips for prevention and how to act quickly in good shape. o d w. welcome to the land. a check in special from balin court in bag between our treasures clubs and luxury vehicles. blue past day guy gets a taste of coolant airy, delights and bad invert and bad, cultivated and capricious. to do in 60 minutes d, w. so he wants to know what makes with love and balancing them away from them. but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holes and everything today. getting, are you ready to meet the german can join me, rachel stuart, and d. w. i pulled up on the sofa tuning into in good shape. you're probably pretty safe. but as we go about our lives, we faced the r

corridor of the hospital after we experienced all the shelling 1st hand or she'd given us pavlo cove. tanya oak is ukraine's former deputy health minister . he now runs an organization that's trying to document each and every hospital attack. well, color main and primary goal is to help our content, our international community to hold accountable those people who would do those, the water cracks. and this is what to remains, or even really even want to rated as they feel that they're doing something very important for this war. but as the war continues, so to do the attacks, hopes of prosecutions seem a long way off. you're watching the w news live from berlin on behalf of all of us here. thank you very much for making this part of your day. we'll be back at the top with joy ride through fascinating worlds into uncharted our guides and know their way around with a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places. curiosity is required.

health sector as last around half a 1000000 workers since the spread of current 1st began just over 2 years ago. labor union, se the pandemic accentuated preexisting problems in the nursing system. the u. s. appeals court has reinstated a presidential executive order mandating code 19 vaccinations for federal employees . the 2 to one vote lifted an injunction issued by a texas court in january. nearly a 1000000 people have died from co bid related deaths in the united states, and more than 80000000 have been infected date. different johns hopkins university shows the u. s. is administered more than half a 1000000000 vaccine doses so far. but compared to other developed nations, it has more people only with only a single job, a larger share who have not been vaccinated. it's enough from julie fisher, who's an associate research professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university in washington. and she says there needs to be re investment in health services before the next big emergency. i think we are going to see in the next few months exactly what kind of wear and tear

1st hand. what she'd given us pavlo called ton yoke is ukraine's pho, my deputy health minister. he now runs an organization that's trying to document each and every hospital attack. or our main and primary goal is to help our economy and help their national community to hold accountable. those people who would do those to what a crisis and this is what really makes our team really, really motivated because they feel that they're doing something very important for this more but as the whole 10 use. so to do the attacks, posts of prosecutions seem a long way off here, some of the other stories were falling for you this hour. at least 2 people have been killed. an attack and television. police say a gunman, open fire, and a restaurant district in the city center. a motive is not yet known, but it follows a spate of similar incidents in recent weeks. the u. s. senate has confirmed katana brown jackson as a supreme court justice. she'll be the 1st black woman to serve on the country's highest fort president biden called her confirmation, a historic moment for our nation by the extrao

union hasn't announced an end date for the strike if it continues to may, 1st nurses will lose their employee health benefits for the whole month. they can choose to continue through cobra. that's the intimidation they are threatening our families they are threatening the most vulnerable among us nurses with cancer nurses with medically vulnerable family members. those are the people they are targeting, and that is shameful . in palo alto, amanda quintana ktvu fox two news covid-19 cases are on the rise. nearly a third of the country is experiencing a substantial increase in cases area is not immune ktvu greg liggins tells us but local experts say about this latest wave cruise ships have been a microcosm of how quickly covid-19 spreads. just this month, the ruby princess returned to port in san francisco, following two separate outbreaks that combined more than 200 passengers stricken with the virus. there's no question that we're in another wave. the question is what that wave is going to look like statewide data shows cases are far below their january peak , regardless of vaccination status, yet t

union hasn't announced an end date for the strike if it continues to may, 1st nurses will lose their employee health benefits for the whole month. they can choose to continue through cobra. that's the intimidation they are threatening our families they are threatening the most vulnerable among us nurses with cancer nurses with medically vulnerable family members. those are the people they are targeting, and that is shameful . in palo alto, amanda quintana ktvu fox two news. teachers in oakland are planning a one day strike later this week to protest the district's plan for upcoming school closures. the oakland education association says it's union members have voted to walk out on friday. they're protesting the district's decision earlier this year to close or consolidate 11 schools. opponents say the plan unfairly targets the districts, most vulnerable families. we're not going to stand by to let this continue to be a policy. um, that disproportionately impact, especially that disproportionately impacts are working class black and brown families and especially families with special needs. the distr

1st time in more than 2 months. the confirmed weekly infections on the continent have increased. world health organization is urging people to get vaccinated and boosted only around 16 percent of africa's population has been fully inoculated. madonnas asked us regulators to approve. it's covered 19 vaccine for children under the age of 6. the darkness as to low dose jobs are safe and can protect babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. during recent trials, the vaccine proved about 50 percent effective and preventing symptomatic cases amongst young children in the us only children age 5 or older can be vaccinated using rival fibrous visors vaccine. now my of each on thailand's west coast was made famous by the movie the beach and it got so popular that authorities banned to us for 3 years to stock. environmental damage is tony chain reports. the success of that decision has spots a wider debate about marine conservation. if i could stop the world and restart life, put the clock back. i think i'd restart like this. alex garland, author of the beach. the movie released in 2000 and story leonardo dicaprio was filmed here a

we experienced all the shelling 1st hand i should given this beer. pavlo cove, tanya oak is ukraine's vo, my deputy health minister. he now runs an organization that's trying to document each and every hospital attack. well, our main and primary goal is to help our content out international community to hold accountable those people who would do those to what cracks. and this is what to remake, or even really even want to evaded because they feel that they're doing something very important for this water. but as the war continues, so to, to the attacks. hopes of prosecution seem a long way off. he wants to get every news life from rowland can chew a stories that move people the world over information. they provide the opinions they want to express d, w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. follow us. ah.

health minister was at the mazda of fight lipkin. he was a local politician in the city of castle. and in 2019, he was killed by a neo nazi the was the 1st murder off a law maker by a fall right extremist since the 2nd world war. so of course, that's why authorities in germany are taking threats to politicians and this plot to kidnap the germans health minister very seriously. and i thank you for that. benjamin, alvaro said gruber, political correspondent, this is d w, that's it. you're up to date. well, well here's at the top of the hour coming up next documentary, exploring the concept of time of good. nico is in germany to learn german hello pinnacle. why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free the chef. c w e learning course, eco's vague ah.

brought to kit, not the health minister there was at the murder of vita lipkin, he was a local politician in the city of castle. and in 2019, he was killed by a neo nazi the was the 1st murder of a law maker by a fall right extremist. since the 2nd world was, of course, that's why authorities in germany are taking threats to politicians and this plots to kidnap the german health minister very seriously. i thank you for that. benjamin, alvaro said gruber, political correspondent that set you up today to more world news at the top of the hour, but us a chance has the w news asia, in just a month every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do all our ways.

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health benefits will cease on may 1st for nurses who go out on strike and remain out through the end of the month in which the strike begins while stanford says the move is standard practice and that employees will be able to extend their coverage through cobra. it has infuriated the nursing an online solidarity petition has gained more than 15,000 signatures. i don't know if they were using it as a tactic to scare nurses to say, you know, look you walk out and this is ts. but it didn't it has backfired. the nurses are more angry than before and while both sides say they're ready to sit down at the negotiating table once again for now, it seems a strike is all but inevitable in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news. we'll still head on abc 7 news at 11:00 covid cases are climbing doctors weigh in on what precautions to take before any gatherings tomorrow. today in the east bay a well-deserved retirement celebration for the woman who went down in history as the oldest active national park ranger serving in the us. and this coming week marks the 116th anniversary of the 1906 san francisco

at least 7 people have died off the russian, the health at the quantity of the vive. they are the 1st civilians killed in the west and 50, which had previously been considered relatively safe. and other developments russia is present. the patient is told is economic officials that western sanctions of backfiring with the measures causing a search and inflation and unemployment in europe in the us. for the 1st time in months, a rocket has been fired towards southern israel from gaza. this video, which was uploaded by israeli media, appears to show the rocket being fired towards kiss offend. israel's military says it was shot down by the country's missile defense system. it follows dawn raids carried out by israeli forces in the occupied west bank that left several palestinians injured more than a dozen people who also rested in villages near janine and ramallah. tensions remain high at the locks or must compound in occupied east jerusalem with thousands of jewish worshippers gathering the a by the west and wall to mark the parts of a holiday that is ready for says stop. some muslim wor

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