research by the us center for disease control and prevention shows that since world war ii, suicide has become more common in this country than ever before. this figure has increased by 100%. center for disease control and prevention america's cdc in its new report suicide is one of the main causes of death in america, according to the report of this center , nearly 49,500 americans committed suicide last year, 80% of those who committed suicide were men. suicide, which is related to 2018, has increased . in this situation, the american center for disease control and prevention has tried to help reduce suicide in the country by announcing the 988 phone number for people to contact mental health professionals. based on this, the number of suicides in the united states in there has been a jump in the last two decades a graph recently published by the us centers for disease control and prevention shows that in 2000, 10.14 out of every 100,000 americans committed suicide, but this figure will increase significantly in 2021 to 14.12 out of every 100,000. it has become known that one of the m

the studies of the american center for disease control and prevention show that since the second world, suicides have occurred in this country . the country has become more popular than ever this figure has been 3%. the center for disease control and prevention, cdc, in its new report , has declared suicide as one of the main causes of death in the united states. according to the report of this center, nearly 49,500 americans committed suicide last year. 80% of suicides were men, which is the highest annual suicide rate in the history of the united states, and five percent has increased from the previous rate of suicide in 2018. mental health has tried to reduce suicide in the country should help. according to this, the number of suicides in the united states has jumped in the last two decades . a graph recently published by the center for disease control and prevention of the united states shows that in 2000, 10:14 out of every 100,000 americans committed suicide, but this number has increased significantly in 2021 to 14 and 12 people per 100,000 people, and the number of suicides in

in this situation, the center for disease control and prevention of america has tried to reduce suicide in the country by announcing a 988 phone number for people to contact mental health professionals. help, based on this, the number of suicides in the united states has jumped in the last two decades. a graph recently published by the centers for disease control and prevention of the united states shows that in 2000 , 10:14 out of every 100,000 americans committed suicide, but this figure in a significant increase in 2021 to 14 and 13 1 person per 100,000 people, and high and depression are the main causes of suicide, the number of suicides in our country is increasing, the reality is that the country has enough mental health specialists available to the people, according to the official statistics of the center for disease control and prevention. in america, most of the suicides in this country , that is, about 55% of the suicides of the american people, are done with firearms. we have seen the latest suicide statistics in america, the number is correct it has increased in our country

of suicides in 2022, now we have a report from ali rajabi, the reporter of the centers for disease control and prevention , cdc, in his new report, suicide is one of the main causes of death. and mir in america announced that according to the report of this attraction , nearly 49,500 americans committed suicide last year, 80% of the suicides were men, the highest annual suicide rate in the history of the united states, and five percent more than the previous suicide rate of 2018. it is a disease control and prevention center in this situation, the united states has tried to help reduce suicide in the country by announcing a 988 phone number for people to contact mental health professionals . based on this, the number of suicides in the united states has jumped in the last two decades, according to a graph recently published by the center for disease control and prevention of the united states. published shows that in 2000, 10:14 out of every 100,000 americans committed suicide, but this figure increased significantly in 2021 to 14 and 13 people out of every 100,000 . it is one of the main causes of suici

in the suburbs of jericho city in the south of idlib, the center for disease control and prevention in the state of michigan warned people about the possibility of swine flu. the warning was issued after two people showed symptoms of the disease ten days after the visit they are from a livestock exhibition where the pigs were exhibited, it was observed that the center for disease control and prevention in the united states warned the people of this country to refrain from eating or drinking around agricultural and livestock exhibitions and not to touch the pigs . end of this news section ali ali, this meeting is on the first page of the sacrifice page, that sugol man is there. look, the joy of meeting is there. first stand up for justice. the burden left on your shoulders is the pickup of some of the first pages . you have service to the people. this is your stronghold, and there is hope for you on the other side of the table. there is a martyr in your eyes. in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful, the merciful. hello, dear compatriots , ladies and

the statistics come from the us centers for disease control and prevention.his late summer spread comes as a new variant known as eris, or eg.5, has become the dominant strain of coronavirus in the us. though it's unknown whether it's the direct cause of the surge. the bbc�*s katty kay discussed all this with dr anthony fauci, who served as the us chief medical advisor and spokesman during the height of the covid pandemic. front page of the new york times today, not over yet. late summer covid _ times today, not over yet. late summer covid wave _ times today, not over yet. late summer covid wave brings warning of more to come. right. because right — warning of more to come. right. because right now— warning of more to come. right. because right now we _ warning of more to come. right. because right now we are - because right now we are having, it is defying seasonality. early on people would say well, it is like the flu, it pegs in winter and goes away. that is what everyone thought. naively and dramatically, incorrectly, that when covid came at the end of de

the discretionary part, again, national institutes of health, centers for disease control and prevention, the fda, which is in the hhs budget request because the fda is still part of the department of health and human services, but gets -- funded through the food and drug -- agriculture appropriation. host: so they see that number and get surprised by it -- do you break it down by mandatory and discretionary? guest: right. host: valerie in saginaw, michigan, you are on with julie rovner. good morning. caller: good morning. i hope i am not off-topic, but i think it is almost criminal to expect women to keep themselves in good condition to fight for our country when we are taking their right to get paid for travel -- not for the abortion, but for travel. to be reimbursed for their travel. i would like to know how much money is being diverted out of medicare into medicare advantage, if she knows anything about that. because that is a program that needs investigating. it has nothing to do with medicaid. it is private insurance companies. can you answer that for me please? host: two different

the center for disease control and prevention in the united states announced that more than half of suicides were by using firearms, the highest rate. the increase in suicides is related to middle-aged and elderly people, following the release of these statistics, the us health minister said that out of ten americans believe that the country is facing a mental health crisis. london is under the shadow of planned chaos on social media. london, the capital of england in the networks the society of this city has faced a serious challenge. oxford street, the most famous shopping street in england and the busiest mall street in europe , located in the heart of london , has become a nightmare for shopkeepers and the center of police presence in social networks. it turns out that shoplifting or looting in england is not a new phenomenon, but calling for cards from stores in the busiest street of the shopping center in europe is a phenomenon that started a year ago, simultaneously with the increase in prices and the intensification of economic pressures on individuals and families in this country. i

the centers for disease control and prevention in the united states warned people in this country to avoid eating or drinking around agricultural and livestock exhibitions and to touch pigs. the family members of the victims of the port of beirut , on the third anniversary of the explosion of this port , by organizing a march and rally, demand justice for this incident. 7 thousand people were also injured it was so severe that the earthquake created an equation of three and three tenths of the richter scale, and its sound was heard on the island of cyprus, 250 kilometers from lebanon. justice was carried out in this regard, and they also gathered against the entrances of the port and demanded the clarification of the facts, away from any political exploitation of this incident, which is considered a humanitarian and national issue . they know that he some of the participants in these gatherings emphasized that their movements to discover the facts and correct the investigation process for the realization of justice from our gathering today for the realization of justice and clarificat

data according to the us centers for disease control and prevention, 49,000 americans will die by suicide, while this statistic has made america the center of suicide in the world , from which the american media is increasing every year. according to cnn, the intensity of the rain was unprecedented in the last 140 years and caused the displacement of one million people. however, the people of some cities are holding protest rallies and say that the authorities are directed to their houses to describe the biggest speaker, when the engines are safe from flooding, dr. storm arrived in china 27 years ago after the philippines and taiwan. thanks for the support of the new phase of the electronic goods list plan. in this phase, 11 items of basic goods based on the pricing of 1401 are not included in the plan, the first tenth of income . the community will be offered and households will be eligible to receive 120 thousand tomans credit by purchasing at least 200 thousand tomans from the kalaberg basket of goods. the inflation that enters the people's table is based on this inflation the governme

new wave of corona infection in the united states, according to the data of the center for disease control and prevention of the united states , the number of hospitalizations and deaths caused by the corona virus in this country has increased by more than 20% this month. people wanted to inject doses reminiscent of the corona vaccine. american health sources announced that 20% of common viral infections in recent weeks are related to the micron sub-strain known as army. the updated data in the world table of the american word meter with 108 million infected and 1,174,000 feet is at the top, in a conversation with the spanish neighbor , the minister of foreign affairs emphasized on the progress of dialogue and cooperation between iran and the european union. and called for the expansion of relations between tehran and madrid. the minister of foreign affairs of spain also pointed out that tehran and madrid have welcomed the expansion of cooperation between the two countries. mr. alvarez , recalling the areas of bilateral cooperation , announced his readiness to strengthen it. more than 600,000 volunteers

the centers for disease control and prevention in the state of michigan, usa , warned people about thesibility of swine flu , and then issued a warning. that the symptoms of the disease in two people were seen 10 days after they visited a livestock exhibition where pigs were on display . don't touch the pigs. deaths due to extreme heat in the united states have more than doubled in the past decade, and according to the abc television network, the number of deaths caused by this heat has increased from 837 cases in 2012 to 1,708 cases. heat-related deaths last month were unprecedented accordingly, the fire stations are on full alert. xperia x located in arizona is experiencing unprecedented heat. now the boy experienced an air temperature of 43 degrees celsius , which was completely unprecedented. last year , the temperature increased by 60%, even at night, so little. this situation can't put the citizens and firefighters in trouble. the temperature of the united states is also facing the problem of increasing deaths related to heat . compared to the last decade, these deaths have more

the centers for disease control and prevention in the state of michigan warned citizens that the symptoms of the two people with swine flu began 10 days after they visited an agricultural and livestock exhibition where pigs were on display. became the control center and the prevention of diseases in the united states warned to avoid eating or drinking around agricultural and animal husbandry exhibitions and not to touch pigs . have a happy day and be full of goodness and blessings. god bless you . the first meeting of olympic students with senior elite officials at shahid rajaei university this ceremony was held, the first meeting of a series of meetings, and we have respected officials as you, me and the country that is the first country that i love has delegations , one of them is good, i mean the dear country of iran, let all the children be sweaty and respectful . what is the country that i love like? i should be able to do it, kids too there are problems, the country should take steps to solve them, and the authorities should know what exactly we should think about when the elite stu

and yet, the centers for disease control and prevention estimates more than half of the women who experience never treated for it. now the fda has approved the first pill for postpartum depression. she is the codirector of pair of nadal -- perinatal health research. how significant is this development? >> as a clinician and researcher, i constantly work with pregnant and postpartum people who share feelings of stigma and shame around depression and anxiety symptoms. i think the most significant aspect is it may normalize the concept of postpartum depression. it will make family members, friends, even health care providers that much more aware of the significancef depression and anxiety symptoms, and they might help support that new mom in seeking help when there are symptoms. that is what is most exciting to meet in addition to the groundbreaking work of the research. but that the field of maternal mental health is receiving the attention it has needed. as you mentioned, mental health conditions during and after pregnancy are among the leading causes of preventive, preventable maternal death

the centers for disease control and prevention in the united states reported that last year in the unitedtes , an unprecedented number of people lost their lives due to suicide. of suicide at least 49,449 people, that is, 15 people per 100,000 people, have been announced . compared to the previous record number of suicides recorded in 2018, this statistic shows a 5% increase, according to the senior vice president of research of the american foundation for suicide prevention. he considered the growth of weapons as one of the main factors in the suicide crisis in america, as you heard in the first short news package , the government and the parliament have been dissolved in pakistan, now the interim prime minister has been appointed to investigate the latest developments in pakistan . it has been established, greetings and greetings dear colleagues and viewers, mr. najafi has witnessed political instability in the service of mr. imran khan from the removal of imran khan to his trial and conviction in the pakistan court . he was elected as the eighth interim prime minister in pakistan. it i

the centers for disease control and prevention in the united states announced that more than half of e suicides were by using firearms. the biggest increase in suicide is related to middle-aged and elderly people following the publication of these statistics, the american health minister said that 9 out of ten americans believe that this country is facing a mental health crisis. according to this new cnn poll, 51% of the people of this country believe that, contrary to the government's claims , the american economy is in recession. only 20% of the american people think that the country's economy is improving, about 15 months before the next american presidential election, while trying to attract the support of the people of this country for the election, which is facing a serious obstacle , it is nothing but a look. that the majority of the american people to his economic performance and the current unprecedented inflation in this country have a lot to do with the programs that i see regarding price inflation with the government . the cost of living and inflation have gone up a lot .

number of suicides in the united states the year 2022 reached its highest level the center for disease control and prevention in the united states reported that last year in the united states , an unprecedented number of people lost their lives due to suicide. this statistic shows a 5% increase compared to the previous record number of suicides recorded in 2018. the senior vice president of research of the american foundation for suicide prevention considered the growing availability of firearms as one of the main factors in the suicide crisis in the united states. the commanders of the joint staff of the member countries of the community economic of west african countries for military intervention in niger until the death of 120 people in southern dar and daf and the continuation of border tensions between armenia and azerbaijan in the package of short international news. it was supposed to be held in the capital of ghana with the aim of investigating the military intervention in niger. since about two weeks ago , the presidential guard of niger removed the western president of this country from power. eque

little is known about the new variant — ba 286 - but in the us, the centers for disease control and prevention new variant could potentially evade current immunity to increased transmission, for example. and it could also potentially be of higher severity than variants that we've seen lately. in the uk, the government said scientists will continue to monitor the new variant and urged those eligible to get the jab. it's really important that people who are vulnerable get their immunity topped up by having a vaccine. that will help to protect them but it will also help, hopefully, to reduce the pressures which come every winter, but which may be particularly tough on the nhs this winter. it's that fear about pressures on hospitals that's partly behind the decision to bring forward the vaccine programme this autumn. if those concerns that this new variant increases the risk of infection are proved right, then nhs england bosses warn it could be a very challenging winter ahead. harry farley, bbc news. that's it from me. plenty more from me online. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav

according to the official statistics of the us center for disease control and prevention, most of the suicides in this country, that is, about 55% of the suicides of the american people , are done with firearms. in the first two weeks of ukraine's counterattack against russia, at least 20% of weapons the west, which ukraine had entered into the operational areas, the destruction of the damage caused by the us messenger news base and the basis of data of the oryx analysis database, which only records the losses of equipment that can be confirmed with a photographic unit , was published. military aid to ukraine to be approved a new military aid request for more military support to ukraine worth $13 billion has been sent to congress and is asking representatives to approve it. it is believed that the military equipment of ukraine has been destroyed again in the recent counter-attacks against russia, and this has become an issue so that we need more equipment to continue the counter-attacks . it confirms, based on the data of the analysis database of the doll, it confirms the losses of mi

the centers for disease control and prevention says those infected will likely have a cough muscle aches, fever, shortness of breath and headaches. the infection can be treated with antibiotics, but doctors say most people who get sick will need care in a hospital. to learn more about the disease, go to the web link section of ktvu. you'll find the link to information about the history of this disease treatment, potential complications and more. we are learning more tonight about a water rescue in alameda today. 29 alameda fire personnel responded to reports of people calling for help in the water. at about 115 this afternoon. it happened near the bay farm island ferry terminal. alameda police say one person was pulled from the water and that person ended up dying. the fire department says three other people were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. in san jose. the results of a strike authorization vote by thousands of city workers will be announced tomorrow. an estimated 4500 city workers voted last week on whether to authorize a strike for up to three days. union

data from the centers for disease control and prevention show hospitalisations increased nearly 19% overiant known as eris — or eg5 — has become the dominant strain of coronavirus in the us, though it's unknown whether the new variant is the direct cause of the surge. the bbc�*s katty kay discussed all this with dr anthony fauci — who served as the us�*s chief medical advisor, and spokesperson, during the height of the covid pandemic.

the us centers for disease control and prevention has recommended that all infants under eight monthsspiratory virus. according to the cdc, rsv is the leading the cause of hospitalisations among infants and older babies. infants can start receiving the vaccination as soon as this fall. after a two—year hiatus from the sport, four—time olympic gold medallist simone biles has made a triumphant return to gymnastics, winning the us classic. the 26—year—old wowed a sell—out crowd in suburban chicago with her first performance since the 2021 tokyo olympics — a competition she left early, citing her mental health. let's turn to the women's world cup now where, for the first time, three african countries have made it to the group of 16 stage of the tournament. morocco, nigeria and south africa have all qualified. this hasn't happened before in a men's or women's world cup. and in just a few hours, defending champions the us women's national soccer team will return to the pitch against sweden. a short time ago, i spoke to sports reporter at dazn roberto rojas about the upcoming match. welcome

and this was done after the centers for disease control and prevention and the food and drug administrationly warned against doing this because of potential harm. william: your reporting also shows that not only are these oversight board overtaxed and have myriad set of different rules, but they are taking specific steps to make it harder for them to do you this job about this issue. lena: you have state medical boards that are underfunded, under resourced. they have their hands tied. and then you have state legislatures or attorneys general who say, you know what, you guys, you don't have the authority to discipline any doctors if they are prescribing ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine, those specifically. william: really a tremendous investigation. thank you. lena: thank you. ♪ amna: in american cities, two problems loom large, a housing shortage and an office glut, with millions of square feet of office space sitting vacant since the onset of the pandemic. office to housing conversions are becoming an increasingly popular two-in-one solution for city leaders. but will they result in housin

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biggest piece of the disclosure park against the national institutes of health, the centers for disease control and prevention, the fda which is in the hhs budget request because the fda as part of the department of health and human services but gets funded through the agriculture appropriation, the food part of the food and drug administration that would be part of that. >> host: in reading the steps we just topped line for hhs ngc $2.95 trillion in fiscal 2023 in spending and you see the number and gets a project to break it down by mandatory discretionary. >> guest: right spirit valerie is in saginaw, michigan, you are on with julie rovner. good morning, good morning. i hope i'm on-topic but i think it's almost criminal to expect women to cheat themselves desperate keep themselves in good condition to fight for our country when we are taking the right to get paid for travel, not for the abortion but for travel. to be reimbursed for their travel. and i would like to know how much money is being diverted out of medicare into medicare advantage, if she knows anything about that? because that is a program that

were hospitalised for covid in the united states, according to data from the us centers for disease control and prevention agencies in the uk, us, denmark and israel have also detected the emergence of a new highly mutated strain of the virus. dr peter hotez is dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine. he says the new variants may be more transmissible but not necessarily more dangerous. so i think for the immediate future over the next couple of months, i think you're going to see these xbb variants loom. but there are, as you point out, others that could take off, or may not — we still don't know. well, they may be more transmissible, they're not necessarily more dangerous than previous variants, in terms of severity of disease. but when i talk to people about these xbb variants, here's what i tell them — generally speaking, among large populations, although the number of hospitalisations may increase, it's unlikely we're going to get to anything near what we've seen in the past, whether it's with the delta variant or the bai omicron variant. having said that, even

contain biohazardous materials like human blood and other unknown substances the center for disease control and prevention tested what they could and determined that it was 20 potentially viruses and bacterial and parasitic agents that were present in including e. coli, malaria and the virus that causes covid-19. they could not test everything good and they were a lot of labels on these miles. >> yes and the other thing that they found nearly a thousand mice 175 dead that have been genetically engineered to transmit disease. so the only conclusion that fits the facts is that china was planning to launch a pathogen from this lab, and i am sure there must be others around the united states as well. at the very minimum we need to scour our country for facilities like this because we know what disease can do do all of the society. >> yeah we have a good example of that gordon chang great to have you on thank you. >> well first up into nice prime question playstation five videogame giveaway by a popular streamer for the got out of hand in new york city as an unruly mob took over union square park and surrounde

that causes legionnaires disease is typically 2 to 14 days and people who get infected can have a variety of symptoms. according to the centers for disease control and preventionugh muscle aches, fever, shortness of breath and headaches. the infection can be treated with antibiotics, but doctors say most people who get sick will need care in a hospital. certain groups of people are at increased risk for infection. those high risk groups include those over 50 years old, current or former smokers, those with chronic lung disease like emphysema or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. or if you have a weakened immune system, you are high risk. also, if you take medication that weakens your immune system, you're considered high risk about one out of ten people who get legionnaires disease die from the infection. to learn more about the disease, you can go to the web link section of ktvu. there you'll find a link to information about the history of the disease treatment, potential complications and more. new at ten police work tonight to figure out the circumstances surrounding the death of someone in alameda. investigators say someone fell from a parking structur

the centers for disease control and prevention says there was a 22% jump in cases requiring hospitalizationn the past week. >>> a new study found additional benefits in a popular pharmaceutical drug beyond its prescribed uses. researchers say that diabetes and weight loss drug significantly reduced symptoms and improved quality of life in people with obesity and the most common form of heart failure, less shortness of breath, fatigue, swelling, and better exercise function. the study was published friday in the new england journal of medicine. one limitation in the trial was lack of diversity. 96% of the participants were white. >>> monday marks 60 years since a key event in civil rights history, the march on washington when dr. martin luther king jr. gave his famous i have a dream speech on the steps of the lincoln memorial. in the coming hours tens of thousands are expected to converge on the mall in washington, d.c. for a rally and march honoring that historic event. participants will gather fi lincoln memorial for remarks from several speakers, including king's son, then they'll walk to

the centers for disease control and prevention says symptoms for legionnaires can include a constant reath and headaches. as well. we know the health department has taken water samples from the day. spa officials say they are testing those samples and they should have preliminary results early this week. we'll tell you more what some of these health officials and board supervisors have to say in terms of this investigation that's coming up in the next hour. for now, we're live this morning from contra costa county. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. thank you, james. later this morning, the results will be announced of a strike authorization vote by thousands of san jose city workers. about 4500 city employees voted last week on whether to authorize a strike for up to three days now. union leaders want city administrators to address what they called an urgent staffing crisis in city departments that they say it's hurting the city. from libraries to emergency services. this morning, at 830, the union vote results will be announced right in front of san jose city hall and a 24 hour st

the centers for disease control and prevention say symptoms for legionnaires can include a constant cough, muscle aches, fever, shortness of breath and headaches. one woman says her partner is one of those who passed from his infection. she says it's a miracle she herself wasn't infected since they visited the day spa together. i just wanted nobody else to have to go through some of this. what i just dealt with is not anyone or something anyone should go through. now, the health department says they have taken samples of water that they are looking to test. they say they hope to have preliminary results on that early this week. we're live this morning from contra costa county. i'm james torres ktvu fox two news. all right, thank you, james. well, the number of covid 19 transmissions is rising in marin county. it is a situation that's happening in many other parts of the country. now, the county's public health director tells the marin independent journal that the amount of virus detected in marin's wastewater one week ago was three times greater than the amount in june. however covid hosp

the figures from the centers for disease control and prevention say half the suicides involved firearmsector at the us charity the national alliance on mental illness. doctor crawford, thank you for joining us. is the us facing a mental health

the centers for disease control and prevention says symptoms for legionnaires can include a constant cough, muscle aches, fever, shortness of breath and headaches. one woman says her partner is one of those who passed from his infection. she says it's a miracle she wasn't infected since they visited the day spa together. i just wanted nobody else to have to go through some of this. what i just dealt with is not anyone. something anyone should go through. we last saw an outbreak of legionnaires in napa county last year. officials there saying the source was a cooling tower at an embassy suites of 12 people infected. one person died and several others were hospitalized. the health department in contra costa county took water samples from the day spa. we expect to hear preliminary results sometime early this week. reporting in richmond, i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news and contra costa county health officials are asking anyone who visited the zen day spa to get screened by a doctor right away. according to the cdc, one out of every ten people who contracts legionnaires disease will di

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the centers for disease control and prevention has reported an increase in covid-19 infections acrosslow levels seen during the pandemic. the news comes days after the cdc and world health organization revealed they are tracking another variant of the virus that causes covid-19. >> bret: tonight we take our first look at what is keeping voters up at night. this evening and probably first, it's the economy. the president says bidenomics is working. poll numbers clearly show americans disagree. here is correspondent griff jenkins. >> cost of living, groceries, everything is literally through the roof. >> americans across the country are voicing concerns over the issue hitting them hardest in their wallets. >> it's more expensive than ever to go out to eat or pick up food at the grocery store and things like that. >> i had to pick up a second job teaching in the evenings to kind of compensate. >> you are still working twice as hard but it's not doing anything. like the prices are still going up and your income is not changing that much. >> the latest fox news poll polls show a majority o

the centers for disease control and prevention says symptoms for legionnaires can include a constant cough, muscle aches, fever, shortness of breath and headaches. we spoke to one woman who says her partner is one of those who passed from his infection. she says it's a miracle she wasn't infected since they both visited the day spa together. i just wanted nobody else to have to go through some of this. what i just dealt with is not anyone, something anyone should go through. and the last time that we saw a large legionnaires outbreak that was last year in napa county, about a dozen people were infected, according to health department officials, at least one person died, seven others were hospital lives here in contra costa county. health officials say they've taken some water samples from the day spa. they're testing them right now and they hope to have preliminary results sometime early this week. we're live this morning from richmond. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. all right, thank you, james. will large crowds and triple digit temperatures could be fueling a summer covid 19 s

the centers for disease control and prevention says symptoms for legionnaires can include a constant cough, muscle aches, fever, shortness of breath and headaches. one woman says her partner is one of those who passed from his infection. she says it's a miracle she wasn't infected since they visited the day spa together. i just wanted nobody else to have to go through some of this. what i just dealt with is not anyone. something, anyone should go through. we last saw an outbreak of legionnaires in napa county last year. officials there saying the source was a cooling tower at an embassy. suites of 12 people infected. one person died and several others were hospitalized. the health department in contra costa county took water samples from the day spa. we expect to hear preliminary results sometime early this week. reporting in richmond, i'm james torres ktvu fox two news. well new at noon, san jose police are releasing new details about a double homicide investigation in the bodies of an elderly woman and a young boy were found friday morning inside of an apartment on park moore avenue

john after months of decline, : numbers from the centers for disease control and prevention show reportedtalizations are on the rise slowly, to be sure, but still rising. for the week ending in july 22, covid-19 hospital admissions were up by 12% from the week before, and emergency department visits up by 17%. while the cdc says covid deaths are the lowest they've been since the government started keeping track, between 300 and 400 americans are still dying each week. katelyn jetelina is an epidemiologist at the university of texas. she writes a popular substack column, your local epidemiologist. when you hear those numbers, what they tell you? what does this bike tell you? >> it tells me, here we are yet again. we find ourselves in the middle of this summer wave of covid-19. i don't think this should be surprising because we have seen a summer wave the past three years, particularly in the south. due to a combination of three things. one, the virus continues to mutate about two times faster than the flu. two, people are moving inside because of the heat and three , this susceptibility po

the incubation period before getting sick is about 2 to 14 days as the centers for disease control and prevention says those infected will likely have a cough, muscle aches, fever, shortness of breath and headaches. the infection can be treated with antibiotics, but doctors say most people who get sick will need care in a hospital. and to learn more about this disease, just go to our web link section of ktvu. you'll find a link about information about the history of this disease treatment, potential complications and much more. here in san jose. the results of a strike authorization vote by thousands of city workers will be announced tomorrow. an estimated 4500 city workers voted last week on whether to authorize a strike for up to three days. union leaders say city administrators need to address what they say is an urgent staffing crisis across city departments, affecting everything from libraries to emergency services. the voting results will be announced tomorrow morning at 830 in front of city hall in los angeles. more than 11,000 city workers are planning to take part in a 24 hour strike. th

the centers for disease control and prevention says covid hospitalizations have been climbing since early july. they also report roughly 1% of hospital beds in u.s. in-patient and intensive care units are currently covid patients. >>> and the head coach of the u.s. women's soccer team vlatko andonovski has reportedly resigned. this comes after the u.s. was eliminated by sweden from the world cup in round of 16. they lost in the penaltyshootout fit you can remember. he was named the ninth coach for the team in 2019. he won his first 11 games as led coach. gianna? >>> all right, nicole. being a scientist could seem boring to some people and maybe sitting in a lab analyzing data. but wait until you meet these researchers. they ride atvs around san francisco's ocean beach. you can see it happening right there. kenny choi tells us not just fun, it's an effort to fight climate change. >> reporter: daniel hoover and a team at the united states geological survey are mapping ocean beach. it's one of the most studied beached by the agency because of how quickly it's changing. using atvs equipped wi

of the environmental protection agency is 12 billion dollars the budget of the us center for disease control and preventiondollars to ukraine when no chumakonovo asked, how can we do this when our country cuts food benchmarks for 30 million americans, cuts healthcare funding for 15 million americans. how can we send 130 billion dollars to ukraine. if we had that kind of money, we wouldn't have to cut a single coupon, but he answered. don't worry, that money won't stay. in ukraine, they go back to us military contractors and it's interesting because then you look at who owns these companies, who on the air wants to escalate the war in ukraine most loudly is a bunch of former, colonel generals and other pentagon employees all these people work on ratings. boeing and loctite is a secret open, because austin, he, so to speak , is from the raidan himself, therefore the lobbying of the american military by the american generals. it hasn't been a secret for a long time. this is a completely normal practice, moreover, as far as i know, i don’t know. maybe i changed something, but in due time. they even had all the

the discretionary part, again, national institutes of health, centers for disease control and preventionfda, which is in the hhs budget request because the fda is still part of the department of health and human services, but gets -- funded through the food and drug -- agriculture appropriation. host: so they see that number and get surprised by it -- do you break it down by mandatory and discretionary? guest: right. host: valerie in saginaw, michigan, you are on with julie rovner. good morning. caller: good morning. i hope i am not off-topic, but i think it is almost criminal to expect women to keep themselves in good condition to fight for our country when we are taking their right to get paid for travel -- not for the abortion, but for travel. to be reimbursed for their travel. i would like to know how much money is being diverted out of medicare into medicare advantage, if she knows anything about that. because that is a program that needs investigating. it has nothing to do with medicaid. it is private insurance companies. can you answer that for me please? host: two different issue

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