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to die of an overdose 40 minute reporter mandy gather has more on the numbers from the centers for disease control>>for nearly 10 years, the number of overdose deaths >>counties across the us. major city. >>and according to the centers for disease control and prevention as of 2015 that is no longer the case researchers with the cdc's national center for health statistics found that starting that year people in urban areas became more likely to die of an overdose and those in rural areas who thof drugs they used did very men were more likely to die from overdoses in the cities while women were more likely to fatally odi in rule areas and when it came to what kind of drugs people were dying from that very too. the majority of deaths from heroin cocaine and drugs like fentanyl happened in the city a less populated areas saw more overdose deaths from things like prescription opioids methamphetamine and amphetamines overall preliminary data shows that those drug-related deaths have dropped slightly in the us declining 5.1% in 2018 for today's health minute, i'm andy gaither. back to school season is in

the u-s centers for disease control and prevention along with the federal drug administration are investigating-potential cases of severe lung illnesses linked with e- cigaratte products in 22- states. one death was confirmed. ( will ) thousands of dollars taken from a family owned restaurant during an early rning break-in.. kron 4's justine waldman talked with the restaurant owner about the crime and another crime in the same san francisco neighborhood. it is a story you will only see on kron 4. nats sizzle kung food is known for its delious authentic dishes and unique spin on chinese food... but owner andy yang has a troubling feeling in the pit of his stomach..sot we are hard working people and we dont deserve to be punished by these criminals security video from earlier in the month captured people restaurant on mcallsiter and divs near alamo square. it is about 4:30 in the morning, when it appears someone use cardboard boxes to block the cameras view as the person climbs a latter.. and breaks the window right above the front door...sot in less than 30 seconds they went straight to my stash

products the team from the center for disease control is now investigating the cause of the on the says. the survival of asian big cats is high on the agenda at a wildlife conference currently being held in geneva one of the world's rarest big cats is the persian leopard there are just over a 1000 left and they are rarely seen in the wild but now a new nature reserve is being planned in northern iraq to help repopulate the species it's partly the work of one biologist who has long fought to preserve the endangered persian left. summer temperatures can exceed 40 degrees celsius here in qatar in the kurdistan region of iraq. that's why biologist and her colleague koresh other routes like to get an early start. they're looking for traces of the biggest predator. that's considered the spirit of. the law provides a flagship species so it's very important it's on the top predator so it's on top of the food chain. the fashion that is virtually invisible. people who live in the mountains of qatar know of the leopard but very few have ever seen it. even 100 who's been working and doing research

products the team from the center for disease control is now investigating the cause of the illnesses. the annual m.t.v. video music awards brought glitz and glamour to the city of newark new jersey pop superstar taylor swift won the award for best video the best artist prize went to ariana grande day and there was also a special and many say long overdue nod to a veteran musician. though. it wouldn't be the music awards without a lot of wild and crazy. i heard. an event daunted by megastar. after megastar her. fan presence was guaranteed. her. taylor swift won 2 of the iconic m.t.v. awards including video of the year for her gay pride anthem you need to calm down she said her win proved that fans want a world where all are treated equally. rap icon missy elliott received a lifetime achievement honor ascii event. missy elliott is being honored tonight she's one of my favorite entertainers our time and i think that this honors over to god lover as a person she has made. heart but as an entertainer she's the game changer so i'm so excited to be in the building and i want to. hand the st

centers for disease control and prevention and the world health organization. >>> time is 4:49. and sal isback. and i could check your face to see if it's busy or if everyone is behaving. >> it's all right. and i'm looking around to see if there's anything that is sticking out. and usually at this time of the morning, there's something. but right now, we don't have anything to worry about. we'll go to the altamont pass approach and talk about the tracy super commute. there's slow traffic on 205 and 580. coming from discovery bay to antioch, that's also nice. people wondering how early do i have to get up not to see traffic in antioch. looking good this morning. things start getting crowded this hour, but there are no major problems, the only bad thing about the 4:00 hour in my opinion is the speeds are up. and sometimes you get more serious crashes in the morning. it is 4:50. let's bring steve in. >> and i leave antioch right now, i should be okay. >> you should be okay. >>> we'll get to dorian. people are writing me saying my name is dorian. right now you're not too bad but you

the center for disease control says most of those cases are among people who were not vaccinated outbreaks in new york state and new york city. >>if you can make it through the day without an app you might want to listen to this according to a new study your brain cells to keep you awake may be under attack by alzheimer's disease, researchers compared the brains of 13 people who had alzheimer's and died with the brains of 7 people who did not have the disease examine the parts of the brain involved in keeping us awake during the day and found the chemicals said keep us awake. our reduced one you take more daytime naps scientists say more research is needed. >>marking graham will set you up for bay area sports night. they have the latest on guess who antonio brown and his helmet whether he showed up to camp today that's coming out. temperatures cool around the bay area quite a bit that now are about star warming things up again we'll talk about the hot spots >>time now for schools. >>can't believe the helmet is still an carpenter with the latest on the helmet to helmet. >>getting ready for

smoking among them is dropping to record lows east cigarettes are a growing concern that the centers for disease control between 20132014 alone we saw a tripling in use among us high school students to the point where it was about 13.5 percent of u.s. high school students had used these products within the past 30 days from the early general. cigarette lookalikes techno 1st reported on personal vaporizing devices known as mobs have gone high tech beings come a long way baby we've seen the shift move from pens and tanks at least culturally to what we call cloud trees and devices from mechanical mogs to basically box models what's going on right now it may sound confusing but the basic mechanics are pretty simple there's a battery powered out of my zip that heats up a liquid mixture known as juice entered into vapor which the user inhales. when we 1st met researcher i'm an equal humans should wrapped up a study that found harmful metal particulate in the vapor from earlier models of east cigarettes following the evolution of the industry she's updating her study so the original study we had looked at a ca

the centers for disease control and prevention is looking into 200 possible cases of lung disease tied to the use of ecigarettes. >> worrisome for the category, worrisome for us. if there was any indication was connection we would take swift actionsissed with and cash is running low. they have more than 815 stores around the globe. >>> and tonight more than $100 million will help b.a.r.t. build on its plan to bring trains into silicon valley. four more b.a.r.t. stations are being added in east san jose, downtown san jose, and santa clara. it will run under ground. it is phase two of the plan. the federal transit administration announced $125 million today to help fast track the project. >> and it will totally transform downtown san jose. not only from a transportation access perspective but also introduce economic growth through housing development, business and commerce. >> this $125 million is really a downtown payment on the future. >> b.a.r.t. segment one will open by the end of the year. segment two is on track to open by 2026. >>> coming up next, coach jon gruden's favorite new p

overdose deaths and rural areas of the country the finding is in a new report from the us centers for disease control and prevention. the study found odi deaths in urban counties were attributed more to heroin cocaine and synthetic opioids world deaths those were tied to more prescription opioids such as morphine and oxycodone. >>a team of doctors at children's hospital in memphis have successfully performed the world's first voice box reconstruction and changed a little boy's life 2 year-old cooper kilburn from adams ville tennessee was born with congenital high airway obstruction syndrome meaning his trachea and larynx we're blocks any would have no voice or even a way to breeze his mother was in a car wreck when she was 17 weeks pregnant and an ultrasound shortly after the crash revealed the issue. doctors say 5 months after the surgery. he is now making noises and will soon be able to speak it's great. well, this is called super jumper but officials warn it super dangerous. the us consumer product safety commission is. >>issuing a recall for the super jumper 14 foot trampoline it's also pulling t

according to 2017 survey by the centers for disease control and prevention, 17% of teenagers say they seriously considered attempting suicide. 14% said they made a suicide plan. 7% tried to kill themselves. 70% of them told someone or gave a warning sign ahead of time. sometimes it was to people who didn't know what to do with that information. >> we really want the students to reach out to an adult. having this number and making it more anonymous could help some of our students. >> reporter: the information that is on the back of those ids is suicideprevention.org. it's 800-273-talk. you can also text for more information. text home to 741741. i'll post all this information on our social media platforms because you never know who might need to reach out, and certainly a good conversation starter with your kids this morning. >>> in contra costa county parents and students in pleasant hill are stunned after a recent firing of a teacher many call popular and inspirational. >> as "today in the bay" easterry mcsweeney reports, many believe the firing is the end of a personal issue with th

>>the centers for disease control is now investigating dozens of cases of lung disease in 14 different states. today, hundreds of students and teachers return to school in the new haven unified school district and union city their last semester ended with the teachers on strike am more than 500 teachers and staff. >>of went on strike left the classroom for about 3 weeks hitting the picket lines demanding higher pay smaller class sizes and more resources. the district and the teachers association did come to an agreement just in time for the last week of school. the new terms include a 3% increase a one-time pay increase of 2 and a half percent for the 2018 2019 school year and a one percent pay increase effective july first of this year as well as other opportunities for retiree stacks books notebooks pencils some of those things it just may be inside your child's backpack, this school year but. >>carrying all that extra weight can actually hurt them and the gates are now with ways to try to keep your child pain free. >>problem one expects a new. >>this is amount of children i see my p

dozens of people all over the nation are being reported for severe lung disease, with a possible link to e-cigarette use. the centers for disease control say there has been 153 cases reported in 16 different states, beginning from june 28 of this year. in most cases involved teenagers and young adults. the cdc says all cases reported using e-cigarette, they are investing the cost >>> today a new bay area study just released in alarming numbers looking more and more teenagers to e-cigarette use. kpix5's andria borba is in walnut creek with parents were coached on what to look for to keep the kids from being part of the statistic. >> reporter: high school principals say they are waging a war against the big tobacco with a generation addicted to e- cigarette use. high schools across the country, classic rock song smoking in the boys room is obsolete with e-cigarette taking nicotine addictions and putting it into plain sight point >> they are slipping it in their sleep, this does not create assent or clout and they are in class tired with their head down, puffing through their sleep. >> reporter: a new study out of santa clara county says

has offered a bill directing the centers for disease control the study gun violence and prevention. our coverage continues on our website where you will find more in the violence and texas and ohio and you can also look for updates right on the front page. >>> a large gathering in livermore to remember 26-year- old woman who was hit by a car and killed. she was crossing the street at calling for changes at that intersection. it happened on east avenue near jetson street and we hear ing l ones of nelly morale is from livermore gathered at the intersection on east avenue and jensen street. filled with candles and flowers, she died her 24 hours ago crossing the street. >> she was one of the cutest most beautiful girls you have ever met one of the most sweet hard-working girls. >> reporter: it was a: 43 in the evening when a driver traveling toward downtown struck and killed her. this neighbor arrived within a minute of her getting hit. and she saw her unresponsive with major head trauma. >> i have driven this avenue million one times. you know, is a driver, things pop out in front of yo

a new study by the centers for disease control shows most adults ages 40 to 79.ook at least one prescription drug in the past month and one in 5 took at least 5. the younger half of that age group to more antidepressants which are used to lower blood pressure and treat migraines in the older said people use more cholesterol lowering drugs an anti diabetic medications. and the study shows women take more prescription drugs than men. >>still ahead united airlines releases a new policy concerning alcohol for pilots. coming up find out what the strict new guidelines mean for the men and women in the cockpit and a california couple says one of their secrets to a long relationship is wearing matching outfits every day. details on how they have then able to pull it off for decades and still sunny and hot outside this hour live pictures, san mateo bridge, an excessive heat watch is in effect. >>coming up, tracking your weekend were you week night forecast is just ahead. let's take a live look outside non is high. >>twins day evening around the bay area san francisco's em

.>>> connected center for disease control looking into what could be the first u.s. death linked to vaping. the man was being treated in illinois for mysterious pulmonary problem associated with vaping. nearly 200 cases have been reported in 22 states including in california. >> we can say that we are seeing a pattern of lung injury that we have not seen before. on the text x-ray the whole thing looks abnormal and it looks abnormal equally throughout the entire lung. >> the american vaping association takes the position that thc or illegal drugs are to blame for these lung injuries. >>> tonight brazil's president mobilizing his military to help fight the fires that are ravaging the amazon rain forest. horses will deploy starting tomorrow. the rain forest has been burning at a rate of three football fields a minute prompting global demand to do something about it. amazon produces vast amounts of oxygen for earth and is considered crucial in efforts to combat climate change. >>> firefighters making more headway against a wildfire right here that destroyed at least seve

according to a 2017 youth survey by the centers for disease control andci prevention, 17% o teenagers say they seriously considered attempting suicide. 14% made a suicide plan. 7% tried to kill themself. but consider this. 70% told someone or gave some sort of warning sign ahead of time. >> we really enforce to students they need to reach out to an adult or to a resource if they have issues and having this number and making it more anonymous could help some of the students. >> you could find more information at suicideprevention.orglo and the phone line is available, 800-237-talk. >>> scheduled to appeary bl in t in the college cheating scandal dubbed operation varsity blues. you recall lori loughlin and her husband pled not guilty this year in that college admissions scam.y they're accused of being involved with beingni charged wh paying half a million dollars to get their daughters into the university of southern california crew recruits even though neither of them row. >>> a contra costa teacher is out of a job and some believe theer firing is personal. >> every day is earth day. >

it's not until recently the centers for disease control debate research into the effectiveness and takeay from the child being able to study effectively or does it add to a child being able to study effectively, and they found that for each minute in recess, but actually was more functional for a child. this is true for both boys and girls, but it's more true for boys. for the schools have responded for those that are fidgeting by doing less recess, doing less vocational education. having fewer male teachers so that things they need in order to be able to move from fidgeting to being focused and motivated, the vocational education and its emphasis on boys doing thingways of doing tn just rehearsing things and learning, curiosity is very motivating. we have given them medication rather than a different type of education. they also find when children are raised predominantly by data, only 15% of children have adhd. when children are raised predominantly by mom, 30% have adhd. one of the reasons for that is that they are far more likely to be engaged in the boundary of the enforcement over

products the team from the center for disease control is now investigating the cause of the illnesses. you're watching news still to come on the program fighting is a list on you tube we'll hear a regional power regional german government satirical counter offensive against the so-called islamic state is trying to prevent new fighters from being recruited and saving one of the world's of rarest cats with only $1000.00 persian leopards left in the wild a new nature reserve is being planned to northern iraq it could be the species last . cave regional elections are taking place this weekend here in germany of the eastern states of brandenburg and saxony they're being carefully watched because traditional parties are expected to lose support and the far right a.f.p. is forecast to make big gains also for the 1st time the environmentalist green party is seeing a surge in its approval ratings in the east. met up with the cold leader of the greens. to talk about the party's prospects and the idea that he could succeed chancellor angela merkel. this cycling through small town saxony could we

overdoses those statistics nationally make for even more startling reading in 2017 alone the center for disease control say that that figure was almost $50000.00 which race was when happening in this courthouse over the last few months extremely important oklahoma's attorney general is accusing johnson and johnson one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world are flooding the market with powerful painkillers and not warning people about their addictive nature but their part johnson and johnson say no laws were broken and they were simply bringing relief to people with chronic pain if the judge sides with the state of oklahoma that could mean that johnson and johnson is forced to pay out billions of dollars in fines money that will be used in treatment centers over the next few decades but a decision like that will also set a precedent not unlike the one in the late ninety's where big tobacco paid out almost all the states and it's also important to remember there are still 2000 pending court cases across the united states many pharmaceutical companies settling before the cases even come to c

smoking among them is dropping to record lows east cigarettes are a growing concern at the centers for disease control between 20132014 alone we saw a tripling in use among us high school students to the point where it was about 13.5 percent of u.s. high school students had used these products within the past 30 days from the early generation of cigarette lookalikes techno 1st reported on personal vaporizing devices known as mogs have gone high tech. things come a long way baby we've seen the shift move from pens and tanks at least culturally to what we call cloud devices from mechanical mobs to basically box mobs is what's going on right now it may sound confusing but the basic mechanics are pretty simple there's a battery powered out of my zip that heats up a liquid mixture known as juice entered into vapor which the user inhales. when we 1st met researcher i'm an equal humans should wrapped up a study that found harmful metal particulate in the vapor from earlier models of east cigarettes following the evolution of the industry she's updating her study so the original study we had looked at a card

products the team from the center for disease control is now investigating the cause of the on this is. now germans into eastern states go to the polls the sunday to elect new regional governments and these votes are being closely watched because it is expected that the far right alternative for germany could emerge as the strongest political party in one or both of the 2 states meanwhile the environmentalist green party has also won more support the greens already the 2nd largest party nationally but they have traditionally had. little support in the east of the country but in the state funded book they now look set to double their share of the vote compared to the last regional elections in 2014 where they only got 6.2 percent now it is a similar story in neighboring saxony where the latest polls indicate that the greens share of the vote would increase to double figures compared to just 5.7 percent in that last election in 2014 those numbers could transform the greens in eastern germany from a friend's party to a force to be reckoned with and beyond that the greens co-leader about h

with altria which invested $12800000000.00 for a 35 percent stake in jewel meanwhile the center for disease control and prevention said friday that they had receivers supports 215 possible cases of long illness in the united states due to vaporing the cd the c.d.c. has warned that no one under the age of 18 should use of a ping products adding that they should not be used by those who do not currently use tobacco. continues to stay steady flirting around the $10000.00 mark while its market share rose above 70 percent for the 1st time since march of 2017 c.m.e. futures expired today sparking a volley. filippi as 50 percent of positions are expected to roll over while the price has been moved much we see clear accumulation buys from institutional is now as investors trying to hedge against the macro trade turmoil the correlation between big point and physical gold has doubled in the past 3 months and now here to give us the latest managing partner of. so let's start off with finance the number having me back on the show absolutely we love having you so let's jump into that by now and the number one t

products the team from the center for disease control is now investigating the cause of the illnesses. he was a pioneer of the global auto industry and a cylon of the porsche car making family legend makes volkswagen for 2 decades fed into has died at the age of 82 as head of v.w. he is credited with reviving the company's fortunes and turning it into one of the world's biggest car makers. he had v.w. in his d.n.a. ferdinand ph was a man practically born in the driver's seat p.s. grandfather was ferdinand porsche the man who designed the iconic folks frog and vito. discovered his passion for cars and technology at an early age he studied mechanical engineering and after climbing the corporate ladder became c.e.o. of the v.w. group which was then nearly insolvent transformed the company. is good the look you did not win for there are always winners and losers. and with our partners which v.w. has across the whole world i intend to be the winner. within a few years v.w. was again making a profit that laid the cornerstone for his reputation as a visionary car executive when v.w. acquired

the u-s centers for disease control and prevention... and the federal drug administration ...tial cases of severe lung illnesses linked with e-cigaratte products in 22- states. one death was confirmed in illinois. (ken) east bay health officials are working to get control of the opioid epidemic. contra costa health services says state data show 52 reported deaths in 20-17 were opioid related. that number jumped to 81 in 20-18. now the county is announcing it's prevention efforts... including urging people to learn about narcan.... which can help save people who overdosed... and finding out where to diose of prescriptions. (ken) officials are reminding people --- narcan is available over the counter at many pharmacies. (pam) a school district in bakersfield.... is investigating an incident involving the school's gay straight alliance. emma lockhart r

centers for disease control prevention as say they are investigating a 193 other cases of this mysterious spirit tree on this which could be linked to isa great so in all these cases the patients have used the cigarette. yes although they were also done all sorts of other things and that from what i've read there has been some use of t.h.c. so you know the the active ingredient of camel bit is you know that that's that's about that particular substance it's not about vague and i think it's important to to stress that you know if people use street drugs they are taking risks with their health and you know that is the elated and unsafe. product are not likely to suffer the same effects that this this particular patient that and we thank you for speaking to us today joining us from leicester thank you very much a russian spacecraft carrying a robot the size of an adult human has failed to dock at the international space station problems with the automatic docking system cause the failure a humanoid robot was on its way to the i s s for a 2 week mission to support the crew and test it scaled

overdoses those statistics nationally make for even more startling reading in 2017 alone the center for disease control say that that figure was almost 50000 which makes was when happening in this courthouse over the last few months extremely important oklahoma's attorney general is accusing johnson and johnson one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in the world are flooding the market with powerful painkillers and not warning people about their addictive nature but their part johnson and johnson say no laws were broken and they were simply bringing relief to people with chronic pain if the judge sides with the state of oklahoma that could mean that johnson and johnson is forced to pay out billions of dollars in fines money that will be used in treatment centers over the next few decades but a decision like that will also set a precedent not unlike the one in the late ninety's where big tobacco paid out almost all the states and it's also important to remember there are still 2000 pending court cases across the united states many pharmaceutical companies settling before the cases even come to cour

the centers for disease control and prevention with a red flag for vaping saying it resulted in the deathinois adult and severe lung issues for people in several states. >> lung illness tied to vaping has more than doubled. the one common link in the cases is vaping in general. they are look for other connections including if a specific product or compound was used. most of of the patients are teenagers or young adults. many of them claiming to vaping with thc which is found in marijuana. a teen almost died of lung problems. >> i could feel my heart powrngd out of my chest going super fast. reporter: the agency's direct years raising the alarm saying the severity of illness people are experiencing is alarming. we must get the word out that using cigarettes and vaping can be dangerous. the president of the american vaping organization says several health departments are linking street-based thc and synthetic drugs to these illnesses. in 2018 be u.s. surgeon general called it an epidemic after 200,000 teenagers reported using e-cigarettes. mike: the growing homeless crisis in california's m

centers for disease control and prevention came the ebola clinic in monrovia to see the situation forself. >> i still get goose bumps thinking about it, and i will never rget the experience. in elwa 3, i saw a level of seen.tation that i have never i went into one of the tents ana thera woman lying on the ground. she had beautifullplaited hair. when i looked more closely, i realized that she was dead, ande the staf too busy trying to care for the living to even remove her. it was seeing a countryin essentiall free-fall and knowing, knowing with certainty that no matter what we did, it was going to get a lot worset before it got . >> narrator: tom frieden called president obama. >> i was frankly furious. what i said was that this isn't about response in the next three months, it's response in the m next three days thters. cases were increasing exponentially, they were doubling every three weeks. each month of delay would result in a tripling of cases. >> the world still has an opportunity to save countless live right now, the world has a responsibility to act, to step up, and to do mor

products the team from the center for disease control is now investigating the cause of the on the says. you're watching the news still to come. bidding farewell to a giant in the old industry $31.00 p.s. the man who turned around boats waggons fortunes and made it one of the world's top carmakers has done well look at his legacy and saving one of the world's rarest big cats with only 1000 persian leopards left in the wild in new nature reserve is being planned in northern iraq it could be the species last hope is coming up just in the. bullet has been 18 years since the taliban lost power in afghanistan in that time some women have gained freedoms that they never could have imagined under the militants rule yet there is not a single woman present at the high level negotiations currently taking place to decide the country's future and in those negotiations no mention of how to protect women's rights. on t.v. is a glimpse into another afghanistan a television station by women for women its very existence and i told revolution in a country imagine from the shadow of the taliban ever since

centers for disease control and prevention so public health officials say this is a public health crisis an epidemic and states across the country watch this trial knowing that it indeed would be a template for their own. cases and so basically plaintiff's attorneys see this as a big win judge's supporting what they have said has happened all along the pharmaceutical companies created this crisis by hiring doctors and scientists that they knew were willing to lie and they built a glut into their business plan you heard about the millions of pills that are basically being pumped into communities across the country well they were well aware that a small city can't absorb a 1000000 pills every year they knew that they had built that illegal diversion knowing people would then seek them out on the streets into their business plan because the more illegal activity that took place the more they were recognized and promoted and that would be good for their business so in the bigger picture so many other lawsuits that are pending are going to be watching this have watched this take in their own

the centers for disease control and prevention say that in 2017 alone close 250000 people died from opioid overdoses lawyer reggie witten was part of his legal team and lost his firstborn son to addiction i feel like i'm always looking down. the street protest but i think most san austin are celebrating the day we got to get help. he says the kids lawyers for johnson and johnson say they'll appeal the decision calling it legally flawed the state's lawyers were asking for $17000000000.00 from the company but only got a fraction of that is the amount of money that johnson and johnson has been ordered to pay may not be what the state of oklahoma wanted but the message it sends is clear the judge in this case was unequivocal in blaming big pharmaceutical companies and their role in an opioid crisis that's blighted the lives of so many and with foundations of other cases across the country this may set an important precedent to what the pharmaceutical companies put do and tiva settle before this trial got under way with monday's ruling oklahoma now has close to a $1000000000.00 for treatment an

doctor robert redfield is the director for the centers for disease control and prevention. been a public health leader actively engaged in clinical research and clinical care of chronic human viral infections and infectious diseases especially hiv for more than 30 years.he makes several important early contributions to the scientific understanding of hiv in addition to his research he oversees an extensive clinical program providing hiv care and treatment in the baltimore washington dc community. thank you very much today and we would like to hear a summary of your testimony. we have your written testimony but if you would present for five minutes we would have questions and answers by the panels. >> ranking member smith, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today about the united states government response to the ongoing ebola outbreak. he referenced the 2014 west africa outbreak and the devastation and the impact that it had. the current outbreak in north kivu and Ãhas just surpassed 2020 cases the situation is worsening and the numb

not that and until recently the centers for disease control did research on recess and does it take awayrom a child studying effectively or add to a child studying effectively and for each minute in recess, more functional for child doing better on tests than studying for tests. it is more true for boys, schools have responded to boys who are fidgety by doing less recess. fewer male teachers, three things boys need, and being motivated. and boys doing things, learning curiosity is motivating for boys. rather than giving them a different education. and predominantly, 15% of children when raised predominantly by moms and one of the reasons is dads are more likely to be engaged in the boundary enforcement will with the children. dad and mom will set boundaries the same way. you can't have a scheme to you finish your beats. if you are possible to get ice cream. the difference is in the way moms and dads and force boundaries. have this many more peas. then you can have your ice cream. mom is able to be negotiated with. then the child has half that and says i tried. can i have my a scream now