according to the report of the center for disease control and prevention, at least seven the state ising a very high level of corona infection. in the last week, the number of cases whose corona test was declared positive is 11% more than in the same period of the year. it was past. also, the number of visits to the emergency room due to corona increased by 1.3% compared to the same period last year. this increase is due to the spread of the new strain of corona virus known as flaret, which is the cause of more than half of all new infections. some of its side effects are similar to the side effects of previous strains or mutated strains of corona, such as stuffy nose, sore throat and medicine. but this strain causes a lot. cough that bothers patients it does not slow down. doctors and health authorities have also emphasized. this shift is very minor compared to the previous cases and although the number of cases. admission to hospitals has slightly increased , most of them are either elderly or have underlying diseases. definitely, the cases i am facing are not as much as in 2020 and

health care providers are working with the centers for disease control and prevention to ensure that the recent increase in coronavirus in the united states don't turn into another epidemic. with the report of new cases of corona infection in america, the summer increase in the spread of this disease is now evident in this country. at least seven states with high levels, according to the centers for disease control and prevention. they are facing the outbreak of corona. in the last week , the cases whose corona test was declared positive were 11% more than in the same period last year. also, the number of visits to the emergency room due to corona increased by 1.3% compared to the same period last year. this increase is caused by the spread of a new strain of corona virus known as flert, which is the cause of more than half of all cases are new. some of its side effects are similar to the side effects of previous strains or mutated strains of corona, such as stuffy nose, sore throat and medicine. but this strain does not cause much cough that bothers patients. doctors and health auth

according to the latest data from the american center for disease control and prevention, referring to new strains are effective in increasing the number of people infected, and these strains seem to be stronger than the previous versions. american researchers recommend that people who are vulnerable to infection and severe illness or more at parties or large gatherings attend to receive the latest covid vaccine. following the attacks of the zionist regime army on several points of the gaza strip , al brij camp in the center of gaza was bombarded this morning, also west of rafah in the south of the gaza strip was the target of artillery attacks . and the un health in the gaza strip announced that there is nothing more to explain in the gaza strip. in the west bank, the occupying regime martyred and injured a number of toul karam resistance forces with an air attack on a house in the nurshams camp. at the same time, tul karam battalion announced that a military bulldozer was targeted with a bomb at the entrance of tul karam camp. turkish antalya airport workers did not give fuel to the

the average tax pair contributed about $27.00 to the centers for disease control and prevention, and barely $5.00 to renewable energy. how do you advocate for peace? when so much tax pare money is going to will call it defense as well because in particular are very resistant to spending on social welfare or of any kind for people or anything that in any way seems to compete with private industry. the one thing you can get republicans to bunch of money for is allegedly national security, even though almost none of these workers actually add or even relevant to our national security, which they are relevant to making french against russian need. russia later, china will be the building of another charlie to serve the purpose of the necessary, the industries chivalry. but now it was hard to keep the cold weren't going uh, fully at full speed with, with russia engine anyway in the ninety's. and the reports of the century, so knowledge back. and it was by 40 a truck on russia. but now putting his shit into that in a way that i think was not con. welcome to our military industry. if they d

covid infections are increasing in 39 states, according to the latest data from the center for disease control and prevention of the united states. emergency hospitalization due to covid has increased in the last week in america. new strains. they are effective in increasing the infection of people , which seems to be stronger than the previous versions are. american researchers recommend that people who are vulnerable to infection and disease or who participate more in parties or large gatherings should receive the latest covid vaccine. protesters protesting the increase in poverty in america in washington, dc. demonstrators of american government policies. they know the cause of increasing poverty in this country. in this demonstration, social activists criticize the plan to ban homeless people from sleeping in public places. according to the ruling of the us supreme court, the authorities of different cities can arrest homeless people on the streets of america they will be fined or even sent to prison. difference is the fourth leading cause of death in america. 40% of the american people are either poor o

and we will collect information from specialists for you during that time, yes. otostoyka, a doctor, is already joining us of the kyiv city center for disease control and preventionukraine, candidate of medical sciences, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, good morning, and may we start from the fact that for well, let's say so, for terrible bacteria there are no geographical boundaries or lines of conflict or of the front line, i am talking about the fact that the cholera vibrio, if it walks near... the beaches of mariupol, then it is possible that it also threatens those of our citizens who, despite the heat and shelling, still walk on the beaches of the black sea, or is the situation better in the black sea ? well, here on our coast in the free, no carlera has been recorded yet, but if you say for people, yes, so that they understand that... the danger comes from bad water, and not clean, and not high-quality products, too, it's not only cholera, it's also salmonosis, and intestinal infections, so in the heat you have to be very careful with food and water, yes, on the beaches of kyiv region, how does it look, because in such heat, people s

the odesa center for disease control and prevention notes that escherichia coli was found on several odesa, the finding is not critically dangerous and still remind about compliance with safety requirements. do not drink sea spring water when bathing, after bathing , take a shower, wash your hands, observe the rules of personal hygiene, drink bottled water, that is, observe all the measures that we follow in order not to... .get sick with an intestinal infection. so the 2024 beach season in rozpala. as much as possible during a full scale war. whatever flies in the sky and whatever floats in the water. kateryna galko, oscar yanson from odesa for espresso tv channel. look for more interesting videos on the espresso youtube channel. be sure to subscribe, because there is a live broadcast of ether. all news releases, programs and special projects that we... can be seen only here, as well as short videos on hot topics in the shorts section, share them, comment, be close. and you can always read more about important things on our website espresso tv, because my colleagues work for you aro

in odesa the centers for disease control and prevention note that escherichia coli was found on severaleaches in odesa. the find is not critically dangerous, but it is still a reminder to observe safety requirements. do not smooth the water of the sea thing. when bathing, after bathing, you must take a shower, wash your hands, observe the rules of personal hygiene, drink bottled water, that is, observe all the measures that we follow in order not to get an intestinal infection. so the 2024 beach season is in full swing, how about it is possible during a full-scale war, no matter what flies in the sky and... no matter what floats in the water. kateryna galko, oscar yanson from odesa for espresso tv channel. and to the situation in the regions due to russian shelling. in the morning , the enemy attacked mykhailivka. in the kherson region. a medical center and a private house were damaged. there were no casualties, the regional military administration said. in total , the russians shelled the region nine times during the day. one person was injured in a shooting in kherson. these and nine

a report released by public health agency centers for disease control and prevention shows that more times, it was thick enough for some heavy rain, some poor visibility across the channel isles and some choppy seas, so not a day for being by the seaside. but as we move into next week, high pressure is going to build. that will quieten things down considerably with some sunny spells around and certainly warming up, particularly down to the south. but for friday, we're still under this influence of low pressure. still the wind direction coming from the west, so not the warmest of sources. and that is going to drive in a few scattered showers, chiefly to the far northwest to begin with. but as we go through the day, anywhere along the west we'll see those showers drifting further inland, perhaps across east anglia and south east england staying fine and dry, but still those temperatures disappointing for this stage injuly. a scattering of showers into wales, 20 degrees the high here. more frequent showers into northern ireland and southern scotland and some of these possibly heavy. so,

a report released by public health agency, centers for disease control and prevention shows that moreounts of child endangerment in connection to the mismanaged police response to the attack at robb elementary school. 19 students and two teachers were killed in what became one of the deadliest shootings in us history. the first world record has already been set at the paris 0lymipcs and the opening ceremony hasn't even begun. south korean archer lim si hyeon scored 694 out of a maximum of 720 in the ranking round of the women's individual archery. lim leads a squad bidding for a tenth individual gold medal and tenth consecutive women's team gold. the south korean women's archery team remains undefeated in the olympic event since it was first introduced at the 1988 games. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. thursday brought with it quite a humid feel and a lot of cloud across the country. at times, it was thick enough for some heavy rain, some poor visibility across the channel isles and some choppy seas, so not a day for being by the seaside. but as we move into next week, hig

the centers for disease control and prevention report that covid-19 levels are on the rise in most statesviral activity level for covid is high and very high in 26 states. this, of course, comes as president biden has put his campaign on hold while isolating after he tested positive for covid on wednesday. >> rhiannon: bissell is recalling more than 3 million steam cleaners. the company says its steam shot handhold steam cleaners with model series numbers 39n7 and 2994 can push out hot water or steam during use or while heating up. that can cause burns. the consumer product safety commission says bissell received 157 reports of minor burn injuries. >> gio: important there. >> gio: a colorado red lobster restaurant has spared the life of one rare an extremely rare orange lobster was mistakenly included in a shipment to red lobster. the restaurant realized the mistake. they donated that special lobster to the denver aquarium where it has been named crush in honor of the denver broncos orange crush defense of the 1970s and '80s. >> whit: good for that kitchen at the red lobster. they're like

according to the centers for disease control and prevention. more than half of people living with the virus are of asian or pacific islander descent. and that's why it rich or so with san francisco-based, hep b free says his group is working directly with the api community in the bay to bring awareness to the vile disease and get people vaccinated. >> vaccines have been super effective. it's in the upper 90 percentage. and so it's really like let's get everyone tested for the disease. let's get everyone vaccinated. who doesn't have disease. and we could wipe this disease out in a couple of years. >> so says many asian americans are not aware of hepatitis because the disease doesn't come with physical visible symptoms culturally, the immigrant community tends to avoid talking about any health problems, especially the ones that can be transmitted sexually. san jose community leaders organizing a caravan pushing back into regional medical center's choice to downgrade the trauma center. protesters led a caravan from regional medical to good samarit

. >> rhiannon: also right now, the centers for disease control and prevention has confirmed that a sixth brings the total cases of humans here in the u.s. infected with the virus this year so far to ten. all of the cases though have had mild symptoms and the cdc risk assessment for the general public remains low. now, before this year though, the only ever reported case of the bird flu in the u.s. was a colorado poultry worker who was infected in 2022. >> whit: and south korea's si woo kim made the longest hole in one in open history on saturday at the royal troon in scotland. there it is. right in the cup. kim aced the 238-yard par 3 on the 17th hole in the third round. he told reporters he's had other holes in one before, but this was the most memorable. is that, like, a humble brag? i mean, yeah. >> gio: just the longest one. 238 yards. that's a long way. all right, congrats to him. >>> but we do begin here with karen read, the boston woman accused of hitting her police officer boyfriend with a car, and then leaving him to die. now she's back in court tomorrow to see if she's going to

and according to the centers for disease control and prevention, vaccines ultimately protect children by training the body's immune system to recognize viruses. the children have not yet been exposed .

$900.00 going to corporate military contractors and contracts, the average tax pair contributed about $27.00 to the centers for disease control prevention and barely $5.00 to renewable energy. how do you advocate for peace? when so much tax pare money is going to will call it defense. so because in particular, are very resistant to spending on social welfare or of any kind for people or anything that in any way seems to compete with private industry. the one thing you can get republicans to a bunch of money for is allegedly national security. even though almost none of these, we're going to actually add or even relevant to our national security, which they are relevant to nation french against russian. you need russia later, china will be the building of little charlie to serve the purpose of unnecessary the industry and civil literate. but now it was hard to keep the cold war going uh, fully at full speed with uh, without a rush engine anyway in the ninety's and the reports of this century. so knowledge back and was back for the attack on russia. but now putting his shit into that in a way that i think was not on welcome to our militar

and according to the centers for disease control and prevention, vaccines ultimately protect children by training the body's immune system to recognize viruses. the children have not yet been exposed to. this is not about wild opinions shared on phone calls, just a matter of medical and scientific fact. i'll be back for a special coverage of night two of the republican national convention tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. our coverage continues he's right now with wolf blitzer and erin burnett the stage is set as night two of the republican national convention gretchen is about to kick off just one hour from now with a call for unity and coming together. >> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world pearl this is a special edition of the situation room i will flip. you're live in milwaukee. >> and hello wolf, i'm erin burnett in new york. and this big night coming comes amid some new and disturbing reporting we are learning exclusively of an iranian plot to assassinate former president donald trump. now this is according to us intelligence the details that we ha

health to accept and expend a grant increase in the amount of $18,016 from the centers for disease control and prevention the regents of the university of california, san francisco for a total amount of $107,707 for participation in a program, entitled “targeted hiv/tb strategic information technical assistance for president's emergency plan for aids relief (pepfar) and global fund to fight aids, tuberculosis and malaria (gfatm) countries,” for the period of september 30, 2023, through september 29, 2024. madam chair. >> thank you mr. clerk. we have mayor's office- >> no, health department. >> health department. got it. thank you. >> may i begin? >> please. >> thank you. i am williemic farland the director of center for public health research within the san francisco department of public health. thank you for reviewing request accept and expend this grant. to give background of the grant, [indiscernible] enlisted the san francisco health department unique experience in addressing the hiv epidemic. we have been receiving this kind of funding since inception in 2003, so this funding enable said to provide

where the name of the disease comes from, which is annually affects about 476 thousand people, only in the states. according to the website. us centers for disease prevention and control was made in an interview with american journalist tucker carlson by a doctor and author of a book on medical science. chris newbury herself suffered from this infection. in my research , i found that lyme disease was not such a serious problem until the mid-seventies. there are three truly dangerous tick-borne diseases that have emerged. v near the town of lyme, which is located directly opposite plum island, which was the home of the us biological weapons program. in the late sixties, at the peak of the biology program. called babesia. the enemy is under the skin. the disease is transmitted by ticks. what secrets does plum island and its animal disease center keep? according to one version, it was here that secret development of bacteriological weapons was carried out. on its territory there was laboratory 257, where diseases that could affect livestock were studied. at any point on the planet. what is happening there now is unknown. publicist michael carroll even published a book of

recommendations from our very own attending physician who coordinates with the centers for disease control and prevention. under this amendment, agencies will be limited in which tools they can use to ensure the health of members, staff and visitors. our own constituents that come to the campus in the face of a pandemic. this amendment undermines public health and our ability to ensure the safety of our capitol complex for all of us. i oppose this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from texas. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amen amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 3 printed in house report 118-578. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. self: mr. chair, i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 3 printed in house report 118-578 offered by mr. chef of texas -- mr. self of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1341, the gentleman from texas, mr. self, and a member oppos

health to accept and expend a grant increase in the amount of $18,016 from the centers for disease control and preventionents of the university of california, san francisco for a total amount of $107,707 for participation in a program, entitled “targeted hiv/tb strategic information technical assistance for president's emergency plan for aids relief (pepfar) and global fund to fight aids, tuberculosis and malaria (gfatm) countries,” for the period of september 30, 2023, through september 29, 2024. >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. next item, please. >> 41, resolution to approve and authares the loan purchase agreement for the purchase of existing loan in an amount approximately of $63.1 million for purchase price not to exceed $48 million prom the san francisco housing accelerator fund related to rehab of 214 unit single room occupancy residential building for permanent supportive housing to homeless households with two managers unit located at 1,000 sutter street. >> same house same call, the rez lose is adopted. next item, please. >> 42 is ordinance to conditionally accept a grant de

according to the centers for disease control and prevention, since 2017, the number the number of younghat this is a consequence of the forced imposition of lgbt aesthetics. i watch how our schools instill all sorts of things into our children and try to make them out of... introducing the norms of new ethics, the laws of the good old world, they are bursting at the seams. actually, for musk this became another reason to leave the state. i’m tired of having to avoid gangs of aggressive drug addicts every time i find myself on the street. robberies in broad daylight without any attention from security guards or police have become the norm, so much so that refrigerators in stores are locked, and there is nowhere to film a robbery. and san francisco, as if captured outside the major cities, and los angeles by barbarians. we are driving through downtown los angeles, that is, through the very center of the most important city on the west coast of the united states. the situation on the streets is such that, to be honest , i don’t want to get out of the car again. our state has spent 24 billi

health to accept and expend a grant increase in the amount of $18,016 from the centers for disease control and preventionents of the university of california, san francisco for a total amount of $107,707 for participation in a program, entitled “targeted hiv/tb strategic information technical assistance for president's emergency plan for aids relief (pepfar) and global fund to fight aids, tuberculosis and malaria (gfatm) countries,” for the period of september 30, 2023, through september 29, 2024. >> same house, same call, the resolution is adopted. next item, please. >> 41, resolution to approve and authares the loan purchase agreement for the purchase of existing loan in an amount approximately of $63.1 million for purchase price not to exceed $48 million prom the san francisco housing accelerator fund related to rehab of 214 unit single room occupancy residential building for permanent supportive housing to homeless households with two managers unit located at 1,000 sutter street. >> same house same call, the rez lose is adopted. next item, please. >> 42 is ordinance to conditionally accept a grant de

infection can lead to a range of health problems, including deadly liver cancer, and according to centers for disease control prevention, more than half of the people living with the virus are of asian or pacific islander descent. that's why richard. so what san francisco based have be free says that his group is working directly with the api community in the bay area to bring awareness to the viral disease and get people vaccinated. >> vaccines have been super effective. it's in the upper 90 percentage. and so it's really like let's get everyone tested for the disease. let's get everyone vaccinated. who doesn't have disease. and we could white this disease out in a couple of years. >> so says many asian americans are not aware of hepatitis because the disease does not come with physically visible symptoms and culturally the immigrant community tend to avoid talking about any health problems, especially ones that can be transmitted sexually >> still ahead, a driver in the east bay crashes at least 3 times while trying to get away from police. what eventually stop them from getting away with a stolen car. >> plus, a you