>> it was a cdc decision and it was clear.>> were you in communication with the cdc?>> the cdc was a part of the coronavirus response team.>> and you didn't feel the obligation to go to them and say look, americans are not going to trust us, we are providing them with this information. >> we had discussions with the white house about that, but it was their decision to make and they made it.>> and you didn't feel the obligation as the lead scientist to challenge that?>> i have challenged the cdc multiple times.>> publicly on this regard? >> it is not appropriate to be publicly challenging a system organization. >> do you agree that americans have lost their trust in science from government because of misinformation like this?>> when you talk about misinformation, i think you have to be careful, it is not disinformation, it was information that ultimately proved when you put the era civilization in -- aerosolization.>> dr. morens said there is no worry of foia, i can send stuff to him or his house, he is too smart to send him stuff that would cause him trouble. do you r

blanca: los cdc recomiendan hacer un esfuerzo para las personas mayores de 65 aÑos.dministraciÓn biden vendar alivio de deuda estudiantil bajo el programa de pagos estudiantiles, aunque la orden no es definitiva, todos los aspectos del plan ahora estÁn bloqueados. presentadora: en los angeles, uno de los sospechosos de un robo a mano armada y que transmisiÓn en vivo en las redes sociales escapÓ en un auto con una mujer y su bebÉ reciÉn nacida adentro. a jaime garcÍa nos tiene las imÁgenes y nos dice mÁs. reportero: a que se le ve al hombre trasmitir en las redes sociales el hecho. >> comenzÓ ayer con otra sospechosos comete un robo a mano armada. reportero: otros sospechosos fueron arrestados. tambiÉn se puede escuchar a una mujer pidiendo desesperadamente que se detenga y que se entrega la policÍa. porque lleva en el vehÍculo a su bebÉ reciÉn nacido. >> fue algo sorpresivo para nosotros. reportero: el sospechoso fue detenido. despuÉs de la constituciÓn, los alguaciles tomaron la custodia de la pequeÑa de dos meses de edad que es finalmente fue entregada a su madre.

what i believe the cdc used years ago dealing with droplets which at the time the cdc made that recommendation the transmission was primarily droplets and not aerosol which is incorrect now, aerosol does play a role. that's the reason they did it. it has little to do with me since i did make the recommendation saying there was no science means there's no clinical trial that proved that. that's just one thing that was a little distorted. >> and left learned what i have to go back to zika outbreak, we know how it was being transmitted and at one time we went to where ellie transmitted and that's an example with the public health threats you learn as we go along. talk about the zika and we didn't know what was happening. >> i'm glad you brought that up because it is reflective vote what was going on dealing with an outbreak, it's an novel outbreak. that was novel clinically never seen that before. when dealing with a new outbreak, things change, collect the information that would allow you at that time to make a determination recommendation or guideline. as things evolve and change and get more i

cdc officials say extreme heat could be playing a role in the spread of the bird flu. the agency identified 5 cases of the virus and poultry, the workers in colorado. now at the time of the transmission, the state was experiencing temperatures higher than 100 degrees, forcing poultry farms to use industrial fans to bring down temps inside the sweltering barnes. so the cdc says that the moving air, it actually kicked up dust and feathers which are known to carry the virus. the cdc maintains the threat to the public, though, does remain low. >> up next, we'll bring you details about bitter custody battle. what we're learning about the events leading up to the death of a three-year-old. plus, what we know about the san francisco bound flight forced to make an emergency landing in russia. and then we're tracking the heat across the bay area. temps rising once again today about the weekend and next week.

it actually came from the cdc. the cdc was responsible for those kinds of guidelines for schools, not me. so, when i said that it just appeared, it appeared. was there any science behind it? what i meant by no science behind it was that there wasn't a controlled trial that said compare six foot with three feet, with 10 feet, so there wasn't that scientific evaluation of it. what i believe the cdc used for the reason to say six feet is that studies years ago showed that when you are dealing with droplets, which at the time, the cdc made that recommendation, it was felt that the transmission was primarily through droplet, not aerosol, which is incorrect, as we know now. aerosol does play a role. that is the reason why they did it. it had little to do with me, w since i didn't make the recommendation, and my saying there was no science behind it means there was no clinical trial that proved that. that is just one of the things that got a little distorted in the response to that. >> and i have learned and watched you o

the cdc estimates there are about 48 million cases of foodborne illnesses in the u.s.months, rates of foodborne illness increases. >> reporter: usda food safety specialist kenneth king says there are ways to prevent that from happening. starting with properly cooking meat and poultry. >> the only way to know your meat and poultry is fully cooked is by using a food thermometer to measure its internal temperature. >> reporter: experts also say to thaw meat or poultry first, marinate in the refrigerator, keep raw meat and poultry separate from other foods, and keep the smoker and grill at a safe temperature. >> for grills you can do 300 degrees, as well. rope always start with a clean grate. getting rid of any built-up grease and burnt food. one of the biggest factors in foodborne illness is simply the heat. above 90 degrees, food that's left out can spoil faster, and potentially make you sick. >> we have a rule, keep your hot foods hot and the cold foods cold. >> reporter: use a slow cooker or chafing dish to keep things warm, and put salad or cold foods on an ice tray.

the cdc maintains the threat to the public remains low at this time.rly $20 smoothie is trending and criticism for is growing. it's called doctor paul's raw animal based smoothie. and it contains for milk, you know, milk and beef organs. many criticizing these ingredients, especially given that bird flu outbreak impacting dairy cows nationwide. the $19 smoothie is credited to fitness influencer doctor paul saladino who touts the benefits of eating animal organs. the department of agriculture advises against eating raw meat. and women with endometriosis are at a higher risk for developing ovarian cancer. according to a new study, scientists have known there may be a link, but the new study details how that risk varies. and nomi trio says is a disease in which tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside of the uterus and women with severe forms of it have a newly 10 times greater chance of developing cancer. researchers at the university of utah said they don't at this point recommend any change in care but say women with endometriosis shoul

los cdc recomiendan a los consumidores desecharlos o devolverlos a la tienda y limpiar y desinfectarn del sistema gÁstrico. sin embargo, si tiene fiebre, es importante que vea a su mÉdico. >> la muestra procedÍa de un envase sin abrir recogido por las autoridades sanitarias en el marco de una investigaciÓn sobre el brote de listeria en el paÍs desde finales de mayo, 34 personas se han enfermado en 13 estados. dos personas murieron en illinois y nueva jersey. segÚn los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades, cada aÑo aproximadamente 1600 personas en los estados unidos desarrollan infecciones graves por listeria y aproximadamente 260 de esos casos son fatales. segÚn la entidad, la infecciÓn por listeria es la tercera causa principal de muerte por enfermedades transmitidas por alimentos en los estados unidos. vanessa muchas gracias. >> son precisamente las autoridades sanitarias estÁn investigando un brote de listeria que afecta a los vegetales. la empresa farm, ubicada en ohio, ampliÓ la retirada de productos de 18 estados. en un comienzo eran los pepinos vendidos en walm

. >> the cdc has announced a fourth human case of bird flu linked to the outbreak in dairy cows. the agency says a man in colorado who had thought he had conjunctivitis tested positive. as in the three previous cases, the patient is a dairy farmer. the cdc says the man has recovered, returning to the 4th of july. >> you know, that means fireworks, barbecues, maybe even a chance to save some money because there are plenty of big sales going on right now. >> but more savings could be had by holding off for a little while. abc's becky worley explains for the country's big day, many retailers offering sales save up to 70% off with wayfair's 4th of july clearance. >> we're already seeing sales on grills gear for backyard entertaining. and given that july 4th is peak summer, there are deals on outdoor furniture. >> wayfair has adirondack chairs for 29% off. they were $280, now 199, and this fully reclining lounge chair was $80. now it's 32 at kohl's and the sales even hitting your barbecue target offering sales on soda 30% off when you buy any 312 packs a bogo on burgers. buy one, get

but this cdc says that infections are growing are likely growing in 43 states infectious disease expert dr william schaffner calls the summer bump that's happened every year since 2020. years. of exposure, he says. our bodies are more prepared to fight the virus. but still still encourages everyone to take precautions. >>>>virtually all of us have had some experience with covid in the past, whether through infection or vaccination, or both. so what we call our population? immunity is much better so they were you were severe diseases. >ryan>updated covid-19 vaccines will be available from moderna, novavax and fighter later on this year and the cdc recommends everyone 6 months and older should get vaccinated. you see, says last year more than 75,000 americans die from covid-19. and more than 900,000. people were hospitalized. okay, back to our 1st alert weather right now is give you a live look at stafford looking nice and good. the stanford trees as we always like to say the let's check back in with meteorologist jessica burch. >>>we have a hot dry, windy week ahead of us here in the bay

the cdc estimates there are about 48 million cases of foodborne illnesses in the u.s. hospitalizations and 3,000 deaths. >> during the summer months rates of foodborne illness increases. >> reporter: usda food safety specialist kenneth king says there are ways to prevent that from happening starting with properly cooking meat and poultry. >> the only way to know your meat and poultry is fully cooked is by using a food thermometer to measure its internal temperature. >> reporter: experts also say to thaw meat or poultry first, marinate in the refrigerator. keep raw meat and poultry separate from other foods and keep the smoker and grill at a safe temperature. >> for grills you can do 300 degrees as well. >> reporter: always start with a clean grate getting rid of any builtup grease and burned food. one of the biggest factors in foodborne illness is simply the heat. above 90 degrees food left out can spoil faster and specially make you sick. >> we have a rule. keep your hot foods hot and your cold foods cold. >> reporter: use a slow cooker or chafing dish to keep things

según los cdc, la comunidad latina es el segundo grupo más afectado por el vih con un 27% del total denen, eh. el estigma existe, entonces no quieren hacer la prueba. tienen miedo de si la prueba es positiva, si van a tener los recursos. la clínica del pueblo con sitios en el distrito en maryland, se encarga de proveer todo tipo de servicios de la salud a la comunidad latina, brindando asesoramiento sobre prevención, pruebas, referencias y tratamientos. un paciente asegura que desde que llegó al dmv la clínica le ha dado su tratamiento de forma gratuita, pero gracias a la ayuda digamos que digamos que tenemos ahora básicamente yo acá en la clínica, o sea, ellos me cubren básicamente el 100% del seguro, no? y gracias a eso, a ello tengo las medicinas sin embargo, no todas las personas con vih tienen acceso a esto, ya que algunos centros de salud aseguran la falta de fondos económicos dificulta poder darle tratamiento a todos los pacientes. mientras más fondos tenga, digamos la clínica, digamos, va a poder tener mejor ayuda para todos nosotros. no expertos de salud añaden que abordar las

that's according to the cdc. so here we go again. good evening. thanks for joining us i'm dan ashley i'm julian glover. >> you may have people in your life testing positive or maybe getting the sniffles. and they might even be getting the virus itself right now. >> now, without formal cdc guidance about quarantining and masking, it can be tough to really figure out the right approach. >> abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley went to the bay area's health experts for advice on the new covid protocols. >> i just got off the phone with somebody who said she has covid right now and is recovering. >> it's likely, you know, a coworker or family member or friend who is sick this summer and you wonder, do they have covid? >> summer is just the time where people travel a lot. they're going out more. they're seeing more people going on vacation. so more time to potentially be exposed to covid 19, particularly as we're seeing just increases in cases. >> so where to start if you have cold or flu, like symptoms? first of all, throw out any expired test kits.

now this comes in the same week that a cdc report found there's a big discrepancy between parents and teens perceptions of how much emotional and mental health support they get, and together they raise questions about kids physical and mental well-being in this digital age. joining us live now to talk about the online safety bills and more, erika felix, professor of clinical psychology at uc santa barbara. professor felix, thanks for coming on our show. >> thank you for having me. >> i think you're the perfect person to talk about this because you're not only a professor in clinical psychologist, but you had a congressional fellowship. i understand in policy matters. so given all that, what is your view on the kids online safety act and teens online privacy protection act? >> i think this is a good step forward because, we know that the tech companies keep advancing much quicker than our legislation has advanced. and so i think it's about time for congress to act on this. there's been several hearings that have shown that there are significant risks as well as benefits of social media

the cdc says infections are growing or likely growing in 43 states. doctors call this the summer bump which we have seen every year since 2020. after years of exposure our bodies may be more prepared to fight the virus. doctors still encourage everyone to take precautions. >> virtually all of us have had some experience with covid in the past whether through infection or vaccination or both. so what we call our population immunity is much better. so there are fewer severe diseases. >> updated vaccines will be available later this year. the cdc says more than 75,000 americans died from covid-19 last year and more than 900,000 people were hospitalized. >>> hurricane beryl made landfall in the eastern caribbean area earlier this morning as residents hunkered down in their homes. the category 4 storm packing winds of 150 miles per hour dumped heavy rain throughout the windward islands in the barbados area blowing roofs off homes. >> the state of emergency remains in place it. is for your own safety. >> i have my bottled water and collected water. i have m

. >> we are working with the cdc, with the state health department and other agencies to investigate and identify any individuals here in our county who may have been exposed and provide them with recommendations on how they can stay safe. >> okay, so if you think you've been exposed, you should first check to see if you've been vaccinated against measles. those who have not should call their doctor as soon as possible. also you'll want to look out for symptoms like a fever or unexplained rash. symptoms could appear up to three weeks after being exposed. >> if you thought you could move on from covid, think again. there's an uptick underway in many expect cases to keep increasing in california and the bay area as the summer progresses. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley dug into the strategies that might help you skip getting sick from the new variant being called the flirt variant. >> we're playing a better game of covid roulette. that is one that's more in our favor now than it was four years ago. >> so how to best hedge your bets against this new covid variant called flirt fo

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and social media has been implicated by the surgeon general, by the cdc as one of the principal causes of this mental health crisis in our country. while knowledge and disclosure and no may have been effective during the early internet era, today that formula needs to be modified. the no must now be no, no, no. and that is the foundation of coppa 2.0. no targeted advertising towards children and teenagers in our country. no excessive data collection of information of teens and children. no deliberately ignoring young users. for over a decade, i have been fighting for these essential privacy protections. in fact, if coppa 2.0 were a person, it would have just turned 13. and would have aged out of coppa's critical privacy protections. and that's unacceptable. i introduced it in 2011. but the power of those tech industries has blocked that progress that we needed. yes, you want all the good things from the internet. but there's the mckenyan quality. it's the best of technologies and worst of technologies simultaneously. it can enable but also degrade and debase. we must now put these prot

the cdc says two people died, and nearly 30 others were hospitalized across 12 states.meats sliced at deli counters. the cdc says heating sliced meats until they're steaming hot can kill the bacteria. >>> now to our investigation into elvis memorabilia. his clothes, even a plane, up for auction, but were they really used by the king? chloe melas has more on this rock 'n' roll mystery and the new lawsuit filed by priscilla presley. >> reporter: graceland, the memphis home made famous by elvis presley, now home to the largest collection of elvis memorabilia. >> i have it here if you want to look at it. >> reporter: lead archivist angie marchesi taking us inside their private collection, which they say includes one of a kind items like this black grommet jacket worn by elvis in 1972. ♪ burning love ♪ >> the lining of this jacket is the one that's in that video. >> and we don't believe that there was a second one ever made. >> no, we only have a receipt that he had one. >> reporter: which is why graceland boss, joel weinshanker, says he grew suspicious when they discovered

the cdc says the patient is a coworker of five poultry employees, who also likely contracted the bird flu while working directly with infected birds. the workers were killing or removing selected birds to try to control the potential spread of the disease, the cdc says. a total of ten human cases of bird flu have now been reported here in the u.s. since april, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu, west coast wrap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday. >> or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap dot com. an investigation in san francisco after gunfire erupts earlier tonight. the latest on what we know as police detain one person plus. let's go. >> just terrifying moments for a cleaning crew at a san francisco nightclub. how the community, though, is helping that club get back on its feet and a big heat up today. >> it's going to be hotter tomorrow. hottest day of the week as we head into tomorrow. but then a cool down. we'll talk about the timing on all of ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into

. >> we are working with the cdc, with the state health department and other agencies to investigate and identify any individuals here in our county who may have been exposed and provide them with recommendations on how they can stay safe. >> santa clara county health officials say an infected person went to two restaurants last monday, a starbucks in los gatos and a taqueria in santa cruz. then on tuesday, that person took a flight from san jose mineta international airport to chicago. anyone who thinks they were exposed should check their vaccination status and keep an eye out for symptoms like a fever or unexplained rash. >> the video of this gas station theft in oakland has made the rounds online in recent days, but we are not stopping there. we're following the story tonight to see what community members want to see done. >> plus, a study to settle the weight loss debate ozempic versus mounjaro in which is more effective. the first results are in and the future of racing may be here. >> the greener car that's rolling out of the garage. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonigh

so this the cdc says rates of food borne illnesses increase in these warm warm summer months. michael george has some important tips to keep your cookout safe. >>>>yeah. >>it's a shame. well. love to hear that sizzle on the grill, but no 1 wants a holiday. cookout to end. with someone getting sick. the cdc estimates. there are about 48 men. cases of food borne illnesses. in the us every year. with 128,000. hospitalizations. and 3000. deaths. >>>>during the summer. months of rates of foodborne illness increase. >>>usda food safety specialist kenneth king says there are ways to prevent that from happening. starting with properly. cooking meat and poultry. >>>>the only way to know your meat and poultry is fully cooked. is by using a food thermometer. two measure its internal temperature. >>>experts also say to thaw meter polls. or poultry firm. marinate in the refrigerator. keep raw meat and poultry separate from other foods. and keep the smoker and grill at a safe temperature. >>>>for a grill. you can do. 300 degrees as well. >>>always. start with a clean great getting rid of an

when does the cdc say he could interact with people one-on-one?n can he be back out in public safely? >> the cdc guidance has changed. really now it's up to the individual's discretion. if they're not symptomatic and feeling okay, usually it's do what you do if you have the flu. put on a mask. be mindful of others. that five-day period no longer is mandated. for the president, i would say he's leading by example as the leader of the united states. him isolating until a negative test is important. it sends a powerful message that this is something to take seriously. chris, september is not far down the pike. we want those who are higher risk medically to get vaccinated again 6789 him setting the example is important. i expect -- he only has mild symptoms. i haven't examined him personally. with mild respiratory symptoms, you might expect some impact on voice and hoarseness. >> basil, i'm going to read this to you from the "new york times." it speaks to the president's age. represent jamie raskin of maryland who investigated the attack on the capito

he talked to the cdc again the congressional black caucus members yesterday and had a very, very good. >> white house is obviously having a lot of questions in recent days about the president's health. were there any reconsidering of statements you have made on that issue? >> i appreciate the question, i really do, and the opportunity. i think there has been moments here when i have said, especially in the gaggle i think and yesterday if i have -- misled and something i have said or have not had the full information i own up to that. and i say i will do my best to give you the right information. hence the letter from dr. o'connor, right? so i have always said i have been committed to doing the best i can to giving you the information that we have. that is a commitment from the team. it has been an unprecedented time. i think you can admit that, right? it's an unprecedented time. so we are meeting a new moment that has never really existed before. so we want to make sure we get you all the information that we have. and when we don't have it come we do try our best to provide that infor

entonces, según los cdc, para el trabajo que realiza ivonne, que sería considerado ligero, ella debería activó su red de centros de enfriamiento para quienes necesiten un espacio en donde resguardarse del calor sofocante. north emergency shelter outreach and engagement center y sam y bonnie pannel center son los 3 centros. van a permitir mascotas, pero tienen que andar en correa o en un transportador de animales. la vocera del condado me dijo que este próximo lunes se van a reunir para determinar que otros recursos, además de los centros de enfriamiento, pueden colocar a disposición de la comunidad. durante esta ola de calor para acceder a esa información en detalle, puede visitar el sitio 211 sacramento punto org o llamar al número 211 12 sacramento yo soy armando alonso de telemundo y atención porque meteorólogos y profesionales de operaciones de pg&e están monitoreando vientos fuertes que podrían afectar a varias ciudades en el área de la bahía. es que se está pronosticando que comenzará la mañana de este sábado y la agencia dice que el viento podría afectar las líneas eléctricas e i

es que según los cdc, california sería 1 de los estados con el mayor número de casos.r qué es necesario seguirse cuidando del coronavirus. fátima bueno, los médicos señalan primero, que aunque hayan pasado los años, el covid 19 no es un simple catarro, como muchas veces se cree. es un virus que sigue mutando y por lo tanto puede continuar afectando considerablemente la salud de las personas más vulnerables. así que tanto san francisco como el condado santa clara hacen la recomendación de volverse a poner la mascarilla en lugares cerrados y aglomerados. si últimamente le aqueja un síntoma que usted cree, puede ser de gripe. médicos piden no sacar conclusiones tan rápidas. es más probable que es covid porque hemos visto mucho menos niveles de la gripe en las aguas interiores. y es que los casos de covid 19 llevan subiendo por varias semanas consecutivas y de acuerdo a las mediciones de aguas residuales compiladas por los cdc, california se encuentra en un nivel muy alto de transmisión. el estar alejados de personas que están tosiendo, estornudando porque no sabemos quién

by the surgeon general, by the cdc as o one of the principal causes of this mental health crisis in our country. while knowledge and disclosure may have been affected are the early internet era that formula needs to be modified. it must now be no, no, no. that is the foundation of 2.0. note targeted advertising towards children and teenagers in our country. no excessive data collection. of information, of teens and children. no deliberately ignoring young users. for over a decade i have been fighting for these essential privacy protections. in fact, if it were a person would have just turned 13. what if the age of the privacy protections and that is unacceptable. i introduced it in 2011. but the power of the tech industries has blocked the needed. yes, you and all the good things from the internet. but there is quality to the internet. it is the best of technologies and the worst of technology simultaneously. i can enable, it can ennoble but it can also degrade and it can debase. we muston now put these protections in because we know these companies have been exploiting their ability to

. >> we are working with the cdc, with the state health department and other agencies to investigate and identify any individuals here in our county who may have been exposed and provide them with recommendations on how they can stay safe. >> santa clara county health officials say an infected person went to two restaurants last monday, a starbucks in los gatos and a taqueria in santa cruz. then on tuesday, that person took a flight from san jose mineta international airport to chicago. anyone who thinks they were exposed should check their vaccination status and keep an eye out for symptoms like a fever or unexplained rash. >> the video of this gas station theft in oakland has made the rounds online in recent days, but we are not stopping there. we're following the story tonight to see what community members want to see done. >> plus, a study to settle the weight loss debate ozempic versus mounjaro in which is more effective. the first results are in and the future of racing may be here. >> the greener car that's rolling out of the garage. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonigh

the cdc says common symptoms of measles fever, coughing, runny nose, red eyes, a rash which can appear 7 to 21 days after being expoeasles spreads through the air when someone speaks, coughs or sneezes, county health officials say. those who've been vaccinated for measles have a low risk of getting the virus. >> people should review their immunization before traveling. people should, make sure that they often wash their hands and they take all necessary precautions to stay away from other persons that are, i don't know, presenting symptoms of different health issues. >> public health officials say santa clara county actually has a high vaccination rate for measles. they're also working with the state and the cdc to identify those who may have been exposed. >> tonight, four of the five leading candidates running for san francisco mayor met on the debate stage once again, hundreds packed a room for a third and final planned debate. ktvu betty yu was there as each candidate laid out their plans for a safer city. >> the debate began with each candidate's opening statements on their top pri

that also accounts for more than 30% of the new infections across the united states, according to the cdc. that new show of support for president biden as he continues to face calls from democratic lawmakers for him to step aside, we are learning from sources familiar with that thinking of former president bill clinton and former democratic nominee herself, hillary clinton, that they are privately supporting the president's decision to stay in the race, they even are encouraging donors to continue backing the president. the sources add, they have been in touch with the white house in recent days offering support they can offer at this time. we are starting to see democratic lawmakers, who are helping the campaign, trying to quiet the growing calls. tech listen to congresswoman chantel brown. >> it is time for us to stop worrying and start working. the man has made a decision, until he decides otherwise, that is the nominee. the other thing i think is important to point out, i mentioned there is a system, process, protocol in place god forbid should something happen to the president, he ha

visits increased nearly 20% last week compared to the week prior, the cdc says.vid infections are rapidly growing this summer. now, despite those numbers, covid 19 death rates across the state remain low as of late last month as the new academic year approaches, the state health department is reminding families to get up to date on all vaccinations. guidance from the california department of public health urges children and teens and adults to get the recommended and required vaccines to stay healthy in the classroom, recent cdc data shows california has one of the lowest vaccine exemption rates in the country. the national exemption rate is 3. california's is at 0.2. public health leaders say an exemption rate of more than 5% limits the achievable vaccination coverage. >> an outbreak of salmonella that caused dozens of people to get sick has been linked to a central valley milk farm. at least 165 people fell ill from salmonella tied to products from raw farm in fresno. 40% of the cases were in young children under the age of five. raw farms website says its prod

the cdc says the number of visits increased by almost 20% last week compared to the week before. the cdc says california is among 39 states where the number of covid infections are growing fast this summer, but despite those numbers, the covid death rates here in california are still low. and as the new school year gets closer, the state health department reminds families make sure you get up to date on all vaccinations. recent cdc data shows california has one of the lowest vaccine exemption rates in the country, and they want that trend to continue to keep everyone healthy. >> california's spending $40 million annually to encourage students to pursue stem degrees at community college. that money will go to students who are both first generation college students and come from low income families. each community college will receive about $400,000 each year for those scholarships, according to a report by cal matters. the state's goal is to reduce barriers for underserved students to get jobs in stem related fields. well, a $27 million mental health program supporting foster yout

the cdc recommends in general anyone at higher risk for the illness avoid meats sliced at the deli or meats should be heated up to 165 degrees or steaming hot before eating. the bacteria can also hide in fruits and vegetables, so it's important to wash those thoroughly. cristian benavides, cbs news. >> boar's head says if you have any of those meats in your fridge, simply throw them away or bring them back to a stre for a refund. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us 24/7 at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are some of the top stories on "cbs news roundup." >>> israel says it has killed a senior hezbollah commander in a rare strike on beirut. >>> presidential contender kamala harris is reportedly just days away from choosing a running mate. >>> and violent clashes continue in venezuela over hotly disputed presidential election resu

in portland, in the us state of oregon, people are trying to cool down at the cdc, those temperatures between 39 degrees celsius or 100 foreign height a long time resident says it's becoming the new norm. when we moved here, there was probably really exciting and a big deal if there was like 5 days over 90 during the summer. so obviously these temperatures are a lot different than when we moved here. such heat waves are increasing the region locations so the nor where the locals are unprepared. in calgary, in western canada, authorities have issued a heat warning local and jose, i trying to help those who may be well rebuilt. so you can't go more than a few hours without without water and he's like this and you start suffering some pretty, pretty serious health issues. and that's the sort of thing we don't want anybody to have to deal with folks that are out there on the street don't have easy access. so it's really important to have it, have it available to them. it's been a similar story around the world. experts say climate change has made huge waves, more frequent on practically e

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segmento por alerta de salud, hay cuatro vÍctimas mortales y otros casos de personas afectadas, segÚn los cdcuscular, dolor de cabeza, escalofrÍos, nÁuseas, dolor muscular, incluso problemas respiratorios. escuchemos lo que nos cuenta el doctor george diaz, infectÓlogo. >> en este momento no hay un tratamiento especifico, es mÁs importante prevenirlo, ratas y ratones tienen una infecciÓn en sus heces, y si uno encuentra esto en una casa, es importante limpiarlo usando una mascarilla. borja: mÁs se sabe prevenir que curar, el virus tiene una tasa de mortalidad de un 36%, por lo general, aquÍ en estados unidos hay alrededor de unos 30 casos al aÑo, principalmente en las regiones del oeste y del suroeste. carolina: los medicamentos inyectables para perder de peso o son hoy en noticia por doble causa por un lado, la fda dice haber recibido informes de errores a la hora de dar a la dosis, de la dosificaciÓncon esos productos compuestos de semaglutide, que estÁ provocando que la gente termine hospitalizada, porque los proveedores de salud supuestamente calculen mala dosis de estos medicamentos. bor

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the cdc says virus levels in 26 states are now high or very high.ifornia is among those in the very high category. that's according to the agency, which is citing wastewater testing, but hospitalizations and emergency room visits remain low. the fda has now advised vaccine makers to update update covid boosters this fall to target the. kp to stream that's currently circulating. a new report says about 7% of u.s. adults or nearly 18 million people have have long covid. the nationwide survey sampled about 17,000 adults and of those surveyed 6% of people who were vaccinated and boosted suffered symptoms. it was 8% for those who were not vaccinated. the study also found women were more likely to report symptoms compared to men long covid a symptoms lasting 3 months or longer after the initial covid infection is what they're deeming part of this new data from the world health organization showing that while there was an increase in the covid vaccine for kids during the pandemic, there was also a significant drop in routine vaccinations. it also shows tha

. >> we are working with the cdc, with the state health department and other agencies to investigate and identify any individuals here in our county who may have been exposed and provide them with recommendations on how they can stay safe. >> santa clara county health officials say an infected person went to two restaurants last monday. a starbucks in los gatos and a taqueria in santa cruz. then on tuesday, that person took a southwest flight from san jose mineta international airport to chicago. anyone who thinks they were exposed to check their vaccination status and keep an eye out for symptoms like a fever or an unexplained rash. >> all right, a check on our weather. still hot. maybe not quite as hot, though. >> we're going in the right direction, right? finally, a little bit cooler. we check back in now with sandia. yeah, definitely needed that break from the heat. >> and we are getting it. i mean, it's not extreme is what i should say. julian and ama, take a look at this live picture. the cooling started yesterday and it was continuing today because this marine layer has been r

approves the pfizer side within the cdc scrubs and like ouever win that game.. hi. hi, stacey. how you have been talking about disinformation? happens sort of spontaneously. what about the biggest disinfo of all, which is all the total lies that donald trump has in the nearest microphone on what has been the impact of that on th reset of the universe or maybe it's just the universities base to listening to disinformation. yeah, i mean, you know, i think that. look we a there are not a lot of strong counterweights in our society right now to people, a megaphone who want to spread disinformation and and i think witthe weakening a lot of the institutions in life that once sort of mediated a common understanding of truth. so we have you know fewer news organizations, the ones that are ar are weaker, i mean, economically, but in like social terms, the acac scientific expei think, you know weakened as a cd ndin frankly, religious institutions are weaker, you know, civil society groups like the league of women voters or that have once sort of been trusted, communicate

the cdc says about 40 states ting high levels of covid-19, including here in north carolina. unc says they've seen about 70 patients hospitalized with covid-19. >> that's up from 40 a month ago. they say the numbers aren't necessarily alarming, but experts are continuing to monitor cases. doctor weber says he does believe will continue to see an increase in cases the summer. but there are solutions like a new vaccine. and we expect that that will be ready for actual distribution to the public. >> around the 3rd or 4th week of august. and that was brea hollingsworth reporting for us and injection is showing promising results in the treatment of the spread of hiv. >> a study of 5,000 women and girls in south africa and uganda found twice yearly shots were 100% effective in protecting against infections. ucsf doctor monica gandhi spoke with kron 4 about the findings of this study. >> so this is really it's going to be it's mean you switch is in the context of prep and what means is you're at risk for hiv. so you don't have hiv your risk for hiv. you take a medication oral or inj

the cdc says that virus levels in 26 states are now high or very high. california is among those in the very high category, according to the agency, which site wastewater testing, but hospitalizations and emergency room visits. those who do remain low. the fda has advised vaccine manufacturers to update covid boosters for this fall to target the kp to strain. that's currently circulating out there. >> all right. coming up, scientists discover a cave on scientists discover a cave on ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! >> scientists confirming a cave on the moon could be used as shelter for astronauts to the future. they believe it was created by a lava flow millions of years ago. researchers estimate the cave is about 130 yards wide and 120 yards deep. so astronauts might need to use jet packs to get in and out of the lunar pet. but they say the newly discovered cave could be turned into a space base for humans in the next 20 or 30 years. and the cave is said to be located about 250 miles from where neil armst