, of course, with the doctor valeon snezhana hello snezhana viktorovna kovriga, head of the city health centerf the minsk city center for hygiene and epidemiology, doctor valeologist let's immediately put all the points into three, why don't everyone consider valeology? there is science, even the opinion that it is supposedly pseudo science 1890 year, a scientist, a russian brekhman, introduced such a concept as paleology from the latin valuoro, health. therefore , such a direction began in the twentieth century and now it is more like a scientific direction of related medical various such sciences. maybe just uh, skeptics are confused by the fact that valeology is studying health, not illness, valeology is such a collective direction of both medicine and physics, psychology and other sciences, so it’s more like competition between various specialists, because valeologist is after all, an expert who knows more. probably wider than any particular narrow specialty. well let's then specifically about valeology. what are the scientific factors that determine our health according to the world healt

health center which provides free basic health care. it's one of the hundreds of centers in the capital city of delhi, mostly located in low income or less developed neighborhoods during delhi score with deeds. these clinics played a crucial role in raising awareness and providing timely diagnosis. now some of the centers are set to provide co, 19 vaccine shots. globally products are new. people used to feel a little hassle when they had to line up at big centers or hospitals to get the vaccine shots that are done. this move of getting shots at mcculloch lennox. one will be beneficial and we will see more and more people come forward as now, and will be much easier to access lamar over the past few weeks have seen a steady uptick in the number of court cases in the country. while according to the health ministry, a large majority of the population had received due jobs. it's the number of booster short administered which has been concerned. according to government data, a shocking 92 percent of people who are eligible for corporate 19 booster vaccine have not taken the shots yet. to increase this number, the government is taking differen

health center which provides free basic health care. it's one of the hundreds of centers in the capital city of delhi. mostly located in low income or left developed neighborhoods. during dell is called beefs, these clinics plead a crucial role in raising awareness and providing timely diagnosis. now some of the centers are set to provide cool with 19 vaccine shots. dr. got her as art works in this movie. luckily, globally polish january. people used to feel a little hassle when they had to line up at pick centers or hospitals to get the vaccine shock done. this move of getting shots at mcculloch lennox. well, will be beneficial and we will see more and more people come forward as now that will be much easier to access la. okay. the past few weeks have seen a steady uptick in the number of court cases in the country. while, according to the health ministry, a large majority of the population had received due jabs. it's the number of with the short administered which has little concerned. according to government data, a shocking 92 percent of people who are eligible for coven 19 both to vaccine have no

speaker pelosi and local health leaders , including san francisco health director grant colfax, gathered in the city at the southeast health centerclinic, pelosi says a major part of the inflation reduction act is that it will lower health care and prescription drug costs. we had tried in the affordable care act to bring down the cost of health care, and we did, except when it came to the cost of prescription drugs. we are about the kitchen table of america's working families. how can we lower cost increased paychecks and again make communities safer? family speaker pelosi says the inflation reduction act bans drugmakers from predatory price hikes by capping prescription drug costs at $2000. dollars for medicare recipients. paul pelosi , the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi, pleaded guilty yesterday to misdemeanor charges of driving under the influence of alcohol. and causing injury. and now the chp has released dashcam video of pelosi's arrest back in may. are you willing to do the breathalyzer test? everyone should if you're ready to as part of the plea, pelosi was sentenced to five days in jail but was credited for good s

speaker pelosi joins san francisco health director grant colfax this morning in the city at the southeast health center. clinic speaker pelosi says a major part of the inflation reduction act will lower health care and prescription drug costs. we had tried in the affordable care act to bring down the cost of health care, and we did, except when it came to the cost of prescription drugs. we are about the kitchen table of america's working families. how can we lower cost increased paychecks and again make communities safer? speaker pelosi says the legislation bans drugmakers from predatory price hikes. by capping prescription drug costs at $2000 for medicare recipients coming up the promise from the united states as ukraine marks its independence day. also ahead. new audio from nasa coming up here the sounds from a black hole reminder that ktvu s annual school supply drive is underway. ktvu is partnering with the nonprofit supply supply bank dot org to help buy school supplies for bay area students in need, and we need your help. so far more than $35,000 have been raised. our goal is $50,000, and we do h

this mahala or community clinic is a primary health care center which provides free basic health care. it's one of hundreds of centers in the capital city of delhi, mostly located in low income neighborhoods. during the cities cove, it waves these clinics played a crucial role in raising awareness and providing timely diagnoses. so now some of these centers are set to provide cove at 19 vaccinations. dr. go her as ad works. and one of the cities, mahala clinics, norwood by live by the people used to feel a little handled when they had to remind up at big sectors or hospitals or this move of getting shots at mo, holler clinics, will be beneficial. and we will see more and more people come forward as now it will be much easier to access up the millennial gay the past few weeks of seeing a study uptake in the number of covert cases in india. according to public health officials, a large majority of the population has received 2 vaccines at only 8 percent of those eligible for booster shots have gotten them. the doctor case re not ready says it's not just about the ease of getting a booster shot. there's also a perception that the omicron v

pelosi and local health leaders, including san francisco's health director , dr grant colfax, gathered today in the city at the southeast health center clinic. speaker pelosi touted the fact the inflation reduction act will lower health care and prescription drug costs. we had tried in the affordable care act to bring down the cost of health care, and we did, except when it came to the cost of prescription drugs. we are about the kitchen table of america's working families. how can we lower cost increased paychecks and again make communities safer? speaker pelosi said. the inflation reduction act bans drugmakers from predatory price hikes by capping prescription drug costs at $2000 for medicare recipients. no information about an apartment fire in san francisco that we brought you as breaking news yesterday ahead here from a resident who made a risky decision to escape those fierce flames. plus this was it was a mistake. we should not have transported this individual to san francisco, dropping him off in that neighborhood was just completely unacceptable. and for that we are sorry that apology from san rafael police what we're learni

a speaker pelosi and local health leaders, including san francisco, help director grant colfax, gathered this morning in the city at the southeast health center. clinic speaker pelosi says a major part of the inflation reduction act is that it will lower health care and prescription drug costs. we had tried in the affordable care act to bring down the cost of health care, and we did, except when it came to the cost of prescription drugs. we are about the kitchen table of america's working families. how can we lower cost increased paychecks and again make communities safer? speaker pelosi says the inflation reduction act bans drugmakers from predatory price hikes by capping prescription drug costs. $2000. medicare recipients. president biden today, canceling thousands of dollars in student loan debt for millions of americans coming up. we're joined by an education expert who's breaking down the president's forgiveness plan and a key deadline is coming up tomorrow in the battle between former president trump and the justice department. had a barrier weather still watching that low cloud deck. the fog push its way closer to the coast and right a

centers for the elderly and people with disabilities . health. today, our center is visited by more than forty people with limited mobility from the city of valdaisksky district, the closed administrative territorial district, and of course. there are huge positive dynamics. military pensioner. irina gomelskaya started visiting the center from the first days of its opening. i saw rina for the first time on the dash. i had my first thought some kind of injury or something. that is, i was still familiar with uh diagnosis. irina's multiple sclerosis at the beginning of the disease was asymptomatic and did not prevent her from living and even serving in the missile forces. motherland defended for 20 years in the army there are no women in the army there is a soldier private, so i’m not even a private, but private rina petrovna gomelskaya before retiring, the doctor told me that happiness was paid. come in, do a tomography of the brain, i went there the first thing that i read myself, focal lesion, cerebellum, could not what it is and i am with this result. i could only immediately get into a military neurologist. i showed him. what is it. now. i know

centers for the elderly and people with disabilities . health. today, more than forty people with limited mobility visit our center in the city of valdaisk, pervomaisky a closed administrative territorial district, and there are certainly huge positive dynamics. military pensioner irina gomelskaya started visiting the center from the first days of its opening, i saw rina for the first time on a gurney. my first thought was some kind of injury or something. that is, i was not yet familiar with marina's diagnosis. irina had multiple sclerosis at the beginning of the disease, it was asymptomatic and did not prevent her from living and even serving in the missile forces. defended for 20 years in the army, there are no women in the army. private, so i'm not even a private. and private gomelskaya irina petrovna before retiring, i just became very ill and the doctor told me compression is chargeable. come in, do a tomography of the brain, the first thing i read there was a focal lesion of the cerebellum, then i could not understand anything what it was, and i am with this result. i could only go straight to a military neurologist. i show him. he's such a si

all about health and wellness at thrive city in san francisco today, the golden state warriors teamed up with kaiser permanente to host the special health and fitness event outside chase centerthe home of the 2022 nba champions. today's event included several fitness classes and healthy eating workshops, along with live entertainment. similar events are planned on sundays later this summer. one of the things that we have loved about this is that it draws people from everywhere. it gives you an access to fitness that you might not have. and the idea is that it's drawing people who are more interested training or boot camp type workouts as well as people who are looking for more mindful practice with yoga and mobility work. thrive city also hosts a farmer's market on sundays and movie nights on saturday evenings. alright sports wrap is coming up at 11 30. here's a look right now when joey and jesse are working on we'll take a look at the life of bill russell, who was so much more than one of america's iconic sports figures and the san francisco 40 niners. check another box on their road to trying to build a championship team. the giants we don't know yet whether they're buyers

since the 70 when we first got this property along with the model cities who bought the property when they were trying to take this health center to silver avenue and san bruno and we bought this property cht this property is deer to us in the community. a lot who do not know about this community. this particular property here is the old south basin, channel street project. one of the first projects built in bayview hunter point before they started building the houses on top of the hill. these houses were on stilts and when it would rain it would flood and people had to use (inaudible) we have done a lot of work in the community to make things possible for us to have the type of facilities we have now. dr. davis vision on senior housing. the swimming pool. the redoing of the bayview park so we have a community now that is really has been thought of by people in the community, especially like a person like james richard. (inaudible) who played a very important part in this community. we have a plaque with numerous people in the community. a lot of people are missing but one thing i want you to focus on is the young men for actio

effort right now by san francisco city leaders to keep the doors of laguna honda hospital open. 2 lawsuits have been filed now against health and human services and the centers for medicare and medicaid services. the first lawsuit asks the federal funding for the hospital stay in place while the legal process plays out. the city could lose that money by mid september because of several procedural violations at that hospital. the second lawsuit is asking that patient transfers be stopped. it's a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of those patients. >> we know that laguna honda has challenges. we understand the need to make corrective action. and we've already implemented significant amounts of corrective action based on the recommendations of cms and what we know that we have to do. >> and some patients have already moved to other facilities. city officials say that 9 patients have now died after being relocated. wnba star brittney griner. he's been sentenced now to 9 years after being convicted of drug possession and smuggling reiner was arrested in february after vape canisters with cannabis oil were found in her luggage. we have dance or now with more on

city, especially the tenderloin. >> the monkeypox vaccine center will be closed for a ins tomorrow. the public health department -- appointments will be honored tomorrow just note walk ins. san francisco has nearly 400 monkeypox cases, the most of any bay area city. health officials have promised an update when more vaccines arrive. moderna has initiated a program to see whether the company could create eight monkeypox vaccine with mrna technology. medical experts have been vocal in their concern that there are not enough monkeypox vaccines to address the crisis. with demand increasing, officials have reported more than one million doses of the vaccine for monkeypox will be allocated to states and jurisdictions across the country, approximately 1.5 million americans are considered eligible for vaccination according to the cdc. >> things are gearing up for the return of outside lands to golden gate park. the festival kicks off friday. the box office is now open at 25th and fulton. headliners this year include green day and post-malone. san francisco mayor will to work -- will tour its. >> a san franci

all about health and wellness at thrive city in san francisco today, the golden state warriors teamed up with kaiser permanente to host the special health and fitness event outside chase center, the home of the 2022 nba champions. today's event included several fitness classes and healthy eating workshops, along with live entertainment. similar events are planned on sundays later this summer. one of the things that we have loved about this is that it draws people from everywhere. it gives you an access to fitness that you might not have. and the idea is that it's drawing people who are more into strength training or bootcamp type workouts, as well as people who are looking for more mindful practice with yoga and mobility work. the city also hosts a farmer's market on sundays and movie nights on saturday evenings trailblazing actress nischelle nichols has died. security sweeps of all decks are negative, mr spock. no evidence of intruder. nichols played lieutenant hura on the original star trek tv series in the 19 sixties, she broke ground for black women on television and made history with an interracial onscreen kiss with costar william shatner. that was unheard of at the ti

city, especially the tenderloin. >> the monkeypox vaccine center will be closed for a ins tomorrow. the public healthppointments will be honored tomorrow just note walk ins. san francisco has nearly 400 monkeypox cases, the most of any bay area city. health officials have promised an update when more vaccines arrive. moderna has initiated a program to see whether the company could create eight monkeypox vaccine with mrna technology. medical experts have been vocal in their concern that there are not enough monkeypox vaccines to address the crisis. with demand increasing, officials have reported more than one million doses of the vaccine for monkeypox will be allocated to states and jurisdictions across the country, approximately 1.5 million americans are considered eligible for vaccination according to the cdc. >> things are gearing up for the return of outside lands to golden gate park. the festival kicks off friday. the box office is now open at 25th and fulton. headliners this year include greensan francisco mayor will tk -- will tour its. >> a san francisco family's prayers were reunited with the

san francisco city leaders to keep the doors of laguna honda hospital open. 2 lawsuits have now been filed against the federal they were filed against health and human services and the centersedicare and medicaid services. that first lawsuit asks that federal funding for the hospital stay in place while the legal process plays out, the city could lose that money by mid september because of a string of violations of the hospital. the second lawsuit asks that patient transfers be stopped. it is a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of patients. >> we know that laguna honda has challenges. we understand the need to make corrective action. and we've already implemented significant amounts of corrective action based on the recommendations of cms and what we know that we have to do. >> some patience, as you probably know, have already been moved to other facilities. city

san francisco city leaders to keep the doors of laguna honda hospital open. 2 lawsuits have now been filed against the federal they were filed against health and human services and the centers for medicare and medicaid services. that first lawsuit asks that federal funding for the hospital stay in place while the legal process plays out, the city could lose that money by mid september because of a string of violations of the hospital. the second lawsuit asks that patient transfers be stopped. it is a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of patients. >> we know that laguna honda has challenges. we understand the need to make corrective action. and we've already implemented significant amounts of corrective action based on the recommendations of cms and what we know that we have to do. >> some patience, as you probably know, have already been moved to other facilities. city officials say that 9 patients have now died after being relocated. a popular jazz bar in the haight-ashbury neighborhood of san francisco is closing the owner of club deluxe. >> sent a letter to musicians about the closure saying the cost of rent is just too high. something many in the bay area certainly c

city. these are all healthcare institutions that supervise, personally, we are here in our health center, but who can become? so the first person? ready, uh, always uh, to study absolutely all areas of medicine, because valeology is the main direction of preventive medicine. and now, since recently , our specialties are called a doctor in preventive medicine graduates - this is the belarusian state medical university, our e, universities throughout the country and the direction is prevention. yes, that is, if you are ready to constantly work, uh, first of all on yourself to be an example for others to motivate people, because valueology is not only medicine, it is also psychology and other related sciences in order to be able to scan a person who you will come psychologically to see what questions he has to bring to the conversation. that is, it should be such a socialization in no case closed and such a person, so think if you are ready i will always be glad, in fact take them to our staff, and we will actually find a place in the city for a person who will be ready to work on himself and on

health. i was it, it's quite surreal. don't it? it's great, beautiful city with a really green center. it's warm and you have the feeling when it's time, when it's quiet that you have a holiday and then you hear explosions again, 3 story or, you know, i mean, i met with you a call from the, with germany and people you see the people eating and you see nobody even lifting the hat because people are used to them. if, if i'm believable o k, more deadly updates from the gaza strip. 10 people reported at to have been killed, including a 5 year old child after ur strikes by is really forces on the territory bothers, according to the palestinian health ministry. 55 people as well and reported injured on a warning. you may find the following. images disturbing in this footage you can see the moment of building and gas i was struck by a missile. israel said that the leader of the militant wing of the islam at g had movement was killed in was described as a special operation against the group. and this on verified video, reportedly shows the aftermath of the talk with people carrying the body of

city. neighbors can learn and celebrate and mourn and dance together. venues and arts and culture are characterized as second responders to crisis and they provide a mental health outlet and a community centeror people to come together at and it's the shared history of our city and these spaces is where we all come together and can celebrate. >> art often music opens up people to understanding the fellow man and i mean, taz always necessary and if anything, it's going to be even more necessary as we come out of this to reach out and connect with people. >> we can sustain with food, water and shelter is accurate and does anybody have a good time over the last year? no. >> san francisco is a great down. i've been here many years and i love it here and it's a beautiful, beautiful, place to be music and art is key to that. drama, acting, movies, everything, everything that makes life worth living and that's what we've got to mow proteasome no san francisco and that's what is important now. [♪♪♪] >> my name is holly doudiet. h2 firefighter with the san franciscowired. what inspired me to be a firefighter was in 2008 i graduated college . the recession had happened so there weren't any jobs. i wa

health care centers that actually help people. it is much harder to pass legislation bringing millions of dollars back to help our city deliver this to every neighborhood but some neighborhoods were not served and that is why i am proud of having opened up not one but two medical health care centers, saving lives by bringing back vaccine treatment and testing to underserved communities that had a huge number of people dying from covid. i am proud of that achievement. actions speak louder than words. i have never voted against vaccines. i have always voted for them. i supported funding, supported programs and actually did things to help people in our great city and country. >> represented of nadler, you also have the opportunity to respond since you were mentioned. rep. nadler: i will just say that i have always supported vaccines and i don't think misinformation is useful. >> let's move on. we happen to be holding the debate tonight on the national night out against crime which is fitting given the growing concerns about public safety in new york and other places around the country. mr. nadler, you and miss maloney both voted for

health and wellness sundays at chase center. that event features boot camp and yoga classes. cooking demonstrations, live music and even a petting zoo, health and wellness sundays is a free event at thrive. city and similar events will be held throughout october, san francisco's chinatown was transformed into a vibrant public celebration today during the 32nd annual autumn moon festival. the china town merchants association sponsors the two day festival that includes arts and crafts, vendors, food vendors, live music and line dancing. there was also a demonstration from celebrity chef martin yan and presentation of the rare fire dragon. okay checking in on the weather out there. we've got a pretty nice weekend that just occurred. it wasn't that hot. it was mild these for the highs from today and you know, antioch in late august early september at 86 degrees, that's pretty mild. i would say 83 fairfield. pretty mild as well. you know, air quality pretty good. you saw the air quality district, mentioning the smoke. the wizard generally going to be west southwest over the next couple of days. so those northern fires which is where the smoke would be coming from, most likely, er, that smoke is go

health. i was that it's quite surreal. don't it's, it's great, beautiful city with a really green center and it's warm and you have the feeling when it's time, when it's quiet that you have a holiday and then you hear explosions again, 3 story or, you know, i mean, i met with you a call from the, with germany and then people, you see the people eating and you see nobody, even the lifting the hat because people are, you stood them. if it's a believable president, put in on president earlier, one of hell talks in the russian black sea resort. have such sheets where they're meeting stretched on for more than 4 hours. and the to lead assigned a number of treaties in economic, political and cultural spheres. they also agreed to partially switch payments for russian gas supplies to turkey, to the russian rouble. but i'm going to go with a really distinguishing during the negotiations, very important decisions that take our relations to a new level arena. of course, the key area of our relations is energy, which was also discussed in the president's agree to the partial payment of gas in rubles. this is a new stage in new york but u

city. it's all healthcare institutions that we supervise, personally, we are here in our health center, well, who can become? well, the first person who is ready to uh always study absolutely all areas of medicine, because valeology is the main direction of preventive medicine. and since recently. and our specialty is called a doctor in preventive medicine graduates - this is the belarusian state medical university, our universities throughout the country and the direction is prevention. yes, that is, if you are willing to work hard. uh, first of all, above yourself to be an example for others to motivate people, because valueology is not only medicine, it is also psychology and other related sciences so that you can scan a person who comes to you psychologically to see what questions he has bring to the conversation. that is, it should be such a socialization, by no means closed so personally, so think if you are ready, i will always be glad, in fact, to take them to my staff and we will actually find them in the city a place for a person who will be ready to work on himself and on the heal

city. these are all healthcare institutions that supervise, personally, we are here in our health center, but who can become? well the first person that's ready uh always uh study absolutely all areas of medicine, because valeology is the main direction of preventive medicine. and that's recent . and our specialty is called a doctor in preventive medicine, graduates are white. m. state medical university our universities all over the country and the direction is prevention. yes, that is, if you are ready to constantly work, uh, first of all, on yourself be an example for others to motivate people, because valueology is not only medicine, it is also psychology and other related sciences in order to be able to scan a person who comes to you psychologically to see what questions he has to bring to the conversation. that is, it should be such a socialization, by no means closed such a person, so think if you are ready, i will always be glad, in fact, to take them to my staff and we will actually find in the city a place for a person who will be ready work on ourselves and on the health of our cit

that's currently occupied by russian forces and the cities devastated over 10000 buildings have been destroy. c schools, universities, health care centers. so suddenly people here are, we have been talking to people, there are many did not want to leave. there's have left the air, we have those who remain there say that they do not want to leave their homes to. they want to defend their territory for their territory, but they know that this is probably going to be a long war and a trace. thanks for that to raise it by speeding stuff from keith. a plenty more still ahead on than use are including 2 more bodies recovered from a shrine in iraq. software collects following a landslide. 7 people confirmed and i'm petty containing washington d. c. were monkey pox vaccine clinics like this one are popping up across the country. but is it too little, too late? we got support coming up to go says creation tennis player, making history in cincinnati. ah, to pakistan where the former prime minister in bronco is facing terrorism charges after being accused of making threats against the police. and you get judiciary at a political ready supporters h

health was hate in today's attack. once again, multiple districts have been shelled in the city of dennis including the very center of the city, of course. so don bass palace hotel where many journalist, including foreigners, are a staying and as well as a drama theater, which is located just about a 100 meters away from where we are. now, this is not the 1st time that said the nest is being shell. this has been happening over the last 8 years. continuously of course shelling had intensified over the last few months since this thought of the special military operation. now local officials believed that though the reason for 2 days shelling was at the funeral. all for colonel all got got euro, who was killed on her return from a mission in girl of god. of course. so she's been given the honor of the hero of the nest people's republic, as well as an honor of the hero of russia, which was assigned by president vladimir putin and local officials believe. and this is exactly why ukraine decided to show the sensor of the city to disrupt her funeral. let's take a listen. look. we should probably have expected that this would ha

good health, i'm watching. we should expect an offensive, it is the regional center, please, in a nutshell, say in the cityelf, in the very place, the situation is calm and controlled, so uh, to the front line, if you take it from the side of vasylivka, it is somewhere around 20 km, well, 25 plus minus, so uh, then in principles, the people of zaporozhye are sleeping soundly, but regarding the attack on the city, it is my personal opinion, that is, if you take it, i will go a little far away, you know, when the ancients built cities, they still had brains , that is, they did not just choose places where you can build a city and so zaporizhzhia itself is the same as uh. let’s say that the alexander fortress was built . it was built in such a city that it is very difficult to approach, well, from any side, from one side of the dnipro, from the other side of the hill, so i go all over the region, in principle, following the guys standing there on positions around zaporizhzhia in the zaporizhzhia region , i will tell you that it will be very difficult for the russians to advance on zaporizhzhia to approach zap

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