you also blamed staff for spreading covid in nursing homes, not covid patients. you blamed the staff but yet on march 25th, i did not ask your question, i'm talking to you, on march 25th, you signed a directive to put covid-19 patients into nursing homes. on march 30th, president trump's and the comfort ship and you did not put covid patients in the comfort ship, you did not send them to the javits medical center that president trump had built, which was a field hospital, you did not send them there, you put them in nursing homes, which is murder no, that is murdering people. i'm saying that right now and i'm also saying what a lot of people believe what your actions did. let's also talk about some other things that you have done. mr. cuomo, let's talk about a tweet that you made because there is an indictment out of the woman named linda sun. it says on april 4th, politician number 1 publicly thanked prc official number 1, both in public remarks and in a post on twitter, that is this right here. for helping arrange the donation, which was scheduled to arrive at

then had covid _ who did not have covid then had covid.that was not true. there _ places where that was not true. there was— places where that was not true. there was still a functioning health— there was still a functioning health service will stop it was clearly — health service will stop it was clearly functioning at well below _ clearly functioning at well below the capacity that it would _ below the capacity that it would have normally and i think. _ would have normally and i think, just to make a slightly wider— think, just to make a slightly wider context, in a normal winter. _ wider context, in a normal winter, the nhs is very strained and lord darzi has a stunning _ strained and lord darzi has a stunning report. just making the point, the nhs is under strain— the point, the nhs is under strain in— the point, the nhs is under strain in any year. it is the largest— strain in any year. it is the largest medical emergency on our income country and that made — our income country and that made a _ our income country and that made a syst

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also ozempic and covid. the weight loss drug could be helpful in battling covid. that story just ahead. let's start though with the 49ers new information following the shooting of rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall. today, the niners announced that pearsall will not play for at least the first four games of the season. this story has become a political hot potato in many ways, illustrating two big things here crime problems in san francisco and number two, the quick response time in the city as well. two things can be equally true. it took officers 60s to reach pearsall after he'd been shot in the chest. the attempted robber was robbery was saturday afternoon on geary and grant, right at union square there. today we spoke to the first officer to reach pearsall, sfpd sergeant joel harrell. she quickly spotted pearsall, who was bleeding from his head and his chest. and i was like, okay, just be calm. you know, we're here. you know, we're going to take care of everything's okay. and i could see his breathing started getting faster. i could feel his body changing. i

why i had covid in 2021. and i think now more or less conceded by everybody that that was better protection than i could have gotten any other way. what do you people to know when they pick up diary of a psychosis definition of of what tends to happen is that we we have a crisis in america and then a narrative gets attached to it. so whether it's the great depression, well, there's a narrative about that capitalism run amok or whatever narrative is. but there's always another way of looking at these and but the other way is the one that i hold. and it tends to get trampled by the official version. and the official version is that we have a crisis and the wise come along and solve it for us and so next time you stupid rubes better listen to the experts, i would say hold your horses a little bit. the experts could stand a little bit more humility because this one, they got dead wrong. thomas woods is the author of a psychosis how public health disgraced itself during mania is the book. thank you for your time.

was 19, yes, therefore if we evaluate covid and covid -associated deaths in this group, well in both groups, then we will get the following figures, about 100,000 people died in the unvaccinated group. about 6,000 more than 10 times yes died in the vaccinated group and in fact we need to take into account. everything is even more complicated, in fact we need to take into account that no matter how uniform the vaccination of the population was, it did not work out, that is, to introduce coefficients, no, well, it seems to me that 99.00 versus 6.00 on the same sample of people, these are telling numbers, yes, they are certainly telling, i just tried to complicate it, they were published somewhere, i honestly didn’t know about this, no, it was on the moscow website that anastasia vladimirovna rakova spoke with these stories when she was preparing, she, accordingly, well, since the data is not ours, it is the department’s data, accordingly. history, although not quite, but you probably use a single-virus platform to create new vaccines, what kind of vaccines are these, each of them will

catching covid at work.nd a hero's welcome for paralympicsgb, as they return from paris with 124 medals — 49 of them, gold. and coming up on bbc news — england lose to sri lanka to relinquish their 100% record in test cricket this summer, handing their opponents their first win on english soil for 10 years. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the princess of wales says she has completed her chemotherapy treatment and is now focused on remaining cancer—free. in a three—minute film, produced by kensington palace, the royal couple are shown in surprisngly intimate scenes in norfolk with their children. catherine says her cancer journey over the past nine months has been complex, scary and unpredictable for everyone. she says she will now resume some public duties, but will take each day as it comes. here's our senior royal correspondent, daniela relph. like we have never seen them before. informal, intimate, glossy and polished. this video, released by kensington palace, is the princess of wales in

i'd got covid pneumonia. single household across the country lived through covid in a different way. everything in you has just drained, gone. the first person i met, mandy, was a community midwife, when reports showed a new virus emerged. like everybody in health care, we were really struggling, trying to get equipment was absolutely horrendous. mandy still finds it hard to breathe. even after our short walk. she spent three weeks in hospital after catching covid at work at the height of the pandemic. a bit breathless. coming back up so it is fine. that's what happens to me when i haven't done anything. i hadn't got the strength to walk into the hospital. so my poor husband had to go and get a wheelchair for me. he had to turn around and walk away. at that point the stats were coming out on how many people were dying of covid. sorry. good morning, guys, how are you? we are gathering people's stories of their experience of the lockdown. linda lives in constant pain after a serious accident 20 years ago. an op

lon, covid.ell, you know, now this is a big study, now it is very difficult to separate the poor health after covid, real, from suspiciousness, from that, now, now whatever happens, my milk has run away, it is covid's fault, my feet are sweating, it is covid's fault, i'm tired, it is covid's fault, it is longovi. there are no markers for it, but the condition is well known, when really for one reason or another, i don’t know, it’s the circulation of the virus or what else, but in any case, it’s better not to get sick than to get sick and then fight the consequences, well, always remember that self-medication can lead to undesirable consequences, so it’s always better to consult a specialist, let’s move on, hello doctor, my name is svetlana, i’m from the city of koluga, i have such a question for you, literally. three years ago, i began to be bothered more than my right hand, accordingly i went to the doctor, they prescribed me an x-ray, diagnosed me with stage one osteoarthritis, the doctor presc

y es que una nueva variante del covid 19 ha llegado, por lo que se hace aún más importante aplicarseel gusto. de acuerdo al departamento de salud pública de california, la tasa de muerte por covid 19 ha aumentado en los últimos 7 días del mes de agosto en un 0.7% comparado con la semana anterior en california. puede programar una cita para vacunarse a través del sitio que ve en pantalla durante estos días de asueto. es importante que siga las siguientes recomendaciones que podría ayudarle a evitar el contagio. use mascarilla, especialmente en lugares con muchas personas. no salga si tiene fiebre y lávese las manos constantemente. carlos alberto 3 tini telemundo. precisamente ante el aumento de casos de covid 19 en la temporada de otoño y el invierno, se ofrecerán pruebas gratuitas para detectar el virus. podrá inscribirse para solicitar las pruebas a finales de septiembre. solo tiene que acudir a la página que ve en pantalla. serán distribuidas por correo postal y tendrá oportunidad de pedir hasta 4 pruebas por familia. hacemos nuestra primera pausa, pero en breve. vacas de 3 lecherí

de covid y nunca me ha dado covid, entonces sigo mi vida normal. cómo se vacuna? no me vacuno nada., la vacuna de la influenza siempre es recomendada. casi siempre que me vacuno me enfermo más. eso me ha pasado casi siempre. entonces solo me puse las vacunas del covid por el momento la sed no es rastreada en el sitio web de los cdc como una variante, pero si ya el gobierno federal pretende reabrir su programa de envío de pruebas de covid hasta la puerta de su casa, la administración de alimentos y medicamentos fda, por sus siglas en inglés, ya están promoviendo el sitio covid test punto gov, donde se anuncia que el programa de envíos será reabierto a finales de mes en los Ángeles. balbino avilés noticiero telemundo 48. balbino muchas gracias. escuche por primera vez la administración federal de alimentos y medicamentos aprobó la vacuna antigripal autoadministrada en aerosol nasal llamada astrazeneca para su uso en el hogar. sin embargo, seguirá siendo necesaria una receta médica. la farmacéutica tiene previsto crear un sitio web en el que los usuarios podrán responder a una serie de

the black curve is the covid-19 scenario . and when you look at the red curve you see how that pandemic would have changed if you would have had these drugs available one year after the outbreak. but what you see is that you would have ended a lot earlier and avoided many many cases. but more importantly you look at the other scenario, what would have happened had the drugs been available after the outbreak at least 100 days later. these lines are verily built fairly visible on screen because it would have been available to reduce infection numbers to less than 1% of what we've seen. i think that would be a major achievement. we follow the methodology rates to try to evaluate the benefits of that. and we estimated the economic benefit of that effect to be b,28 trillion. so is more than annual gdp . and i think that speaks to the fact of how beneficial such aninfection could be . now, i told you basically there are technologies out there that can do it and it's usually beneficial that that would happen, especially to address th

a lot of people got covid.f people got the old booster before these new boosters came back, came out about a week ago, and people are getting the new booster. >> ucsf infectious diseases expert doctor monica gandhi says that will make a major difference heading into the cold and flu season due to the amount of immunity from infection and vaccines. along with the new boosters, the cdc recently predicted the covid outlook this winter may be better than last, and doctor gandhi thinks it may not even be as bad as this summer. >> all that immunity hopefully means that we'll have a better winter than we did last summer, with lower rates of cases, we're going to have the other viruses flu and rsv, but hopefully covid will have done its work. unfortunately during the summer, she says, it's important for people to get the new booster, especially the elderly, the immunocompromised and those with comorbidities, because the reality is covid is still unpredictable and immunity is our best defense. >> the variants really ari

el virus que causa covid-19 ha cambiado, por lo que las vacunas contra covid-19 han cambiado también.onsulta si te tocan las dos. pregúntale a tu farmacéutico o a tu médico acerca de recibir la vacuna contra covid-19 de esta temporada junto con la de la influenza. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] eliÁn: el senado mexicano aprobÓ la reforma para ceder al ejÉrcito el control de la guardia nacional, un cuerpo creado por lÓpez obrador. la oposiciÓn dice que esto busca militarizar este cuerpo. la propuesta modifica el artÍculo 129 de la constituciÓn que limitaba las funciones militares en tiempos de paz. tommy lee y su esposa fueron testigos de cÓmo un coyote se llevaba uno de sus perros de su casa de california. todo quedÓ en video. la mujer pudo rescatar al cachorro segÚn describiÓ en redes sociales. la ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] eliÁn: tenemos una noticia de orgullo. la academia nacional de artes y ciencia de televisiÓn honrÓ a marÍa antonieta collins con la medalla cÍrculo de oro, por 50 aÑos de carrera. y tambiÉn a pedro ultreras. ¿qué está pasando aquí? no entiendo nada. déjeme, yo... yo le

the federal program that provided cost free covid vaccines ended last month.ornia's version of the program will now cover the shots through the end of the year. the state's health department says the new plan is paid for using funding from the cdc, and is expected to begin next month. across the country, health care professionals are tracking the spread of a common virus that can sometimes lead to paralysis in children. >> rates of enterovirus d68 infections they are on the rise across the u.s, according to the nonprofit wastewater scan. and experts say in some cases, this virus can lead to a rare but dangerous neurological condition called acute flaccid myelitis. children are most affected by this condition, with symptoms that include limb weakness and paralysis. >> for more on this, we're joined live by doctor peter chin-hong, infectious disease expert at ucsf. peter, great to see you. thanks so much for joining us here this afternoon. first off, we're going to start with this enterovirus because research apparently shows that some people can have no symptom

la temporada de la gripe y del covid 19 se agudizan. en ascenso de acuerdo a los expertos, durante este fin de semana feriado. carlos alberto 3 conversó con una experta de salud y nos explica cómo podemos todos protegernos de estos virus. se acaba el verano. los pequeños de la casa regresan a los salones de clases y un fin de semana feriado, donde muchos están viajando son factores que incrementan el número de contagios por virus como la gripe y el covid 19. como ya se ha reportado en todo el país y como explica la doctora juanita mora, miembro de la asociación americana de pulmón, es la temporada de fiestas y de reuniones familiares y por eso no nos asombra ver lo que es básicamente un incremento de casos. aparte que la última vacuna de covid 19 la tomamos hace un año casi en el otoño, lo que significa, de acuerdo a la doctora, que la inmunidad va disminuyendo con el pasar del tiempo. y es que una nueva variante del covid 19 ha llegado, por lo que se hace aún más importante aplicarse el refuerzo actualizado. ahora ya tenemos una vacuna

get your updated flu covid shot. it's the best way to protect yourself, your family around you and our community at large. >> a lot of hand washing. i'm seeing some masks, you know, out and about. so it's just about taking care of yourselves and others. yeah. all right, doctor park, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> of course, of course. our pleasure. next here on the nine. oakland police touting what they say is the success of the city's license plate reader system, how the mayor plans to expand that surveillance program, and is working to head off any concerns about an invasion of privacy. then we have the information drivers in the east bay need to know ow, why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. station open. mayor lamar hernandez thorpe will be pres

aparte que la última vacuna de covid 19 la tomamos hace un año, casi en el otoño.ana para que las personas empiecen a ponérselas y es contra obviamente la variante más común que estamos viendo en este momento, que es la kp punto 2. la doctora explica que esta nueva variante sigue infectando a muchas personas y que, a diferencia de los síntomas que ya conocemos del covid 19, esta presenta diarrea y vómito, además de tos, dolor de gargant, pérdida del olfato y gusto. de acuerdo al departamento de salud pública de california, la tasa de muerte por covid 19 ha aumentado en los últimos 7 días del mes de agosto en un 0.7% comparado con la semana anterior en california. puede programar una cita para vacunarse a través del sitio que ve en pantalla durante estos días de asueto. es importante que siga las siguientes recomendaciones que podría ayudarle a evitar el contagio. use mascarilla, especialmente en lugares con muchas personas. no salga si tiene fiebre y lávese las manos constantemente. la doctora explica que si bien los casos de infecciones han aumentado, es la vacuna

becky williams got covid in march . williams got covid in march 2020.—year—old doctorate a fit and active life. the virus left her with a long list of debilitating symptoms, including brain fog, debilitating symptoms, including brainfog, pain debilitating symptoms, including brain fog, pain and extreme fatigue. chronic fatigue syndrome, which has many overlapping features with long covid. i have lost myjob, i havejust long covid. i have lost myjob, i have just been stripped of my doctor training number because i have been off sick for too long. i i have been off sick for too lonu. . i have been off sick for too [on i _ ., ., , , i have been off sick for too lonu. . , ., long. i have lost friends who took me _ long. i have lost friends who took me to _ long. i have lost friends who took me to get _ long. i have lost friends who took me to get it, _ long. i have lost friends who took me to get it, or - long. i have lost friends who took me to get it, or don't i long. i have lost friends who i took me to get it, or don't get it. i have lost my independence

i had a question about the origins of s the covid-19 virus. the world health organization and other groups maintain that it did not come from a lab. china destroyed the original samples, is my understanding. they also jailed physicians that blew the whistle on covid. they destroy the samples, they don't let the world see, the dna sequence. my understanding is, that this sequence could not have come

stuart: back to governor cuomo's covid hearing today. heard the evidence is he changed a report to make it look like it was the nursing home staff that was responsible and cuomo himself blames trump. can you explain that? >> a ploy to get democrats on the committee to back him up. he has few personal friends, few political allies even in his party, he won't get support from democrats on that committee. his effort to blame trump is trying to divert us from the fact there are 50 governors, only one governor wrote a book on his success during the covid crisis, only one governor who made us tune in every night as he dictated to us what is going to be close, how long we are going to close it, dictated laws and rules that didn't make sense, weren't approved by the legislature. only one governor in the country did that, andrew cuomo. today is the day he is held to task on what he did that bore out more benefit to the public if not made them worse and this nursing home scandal that is a scandal, they would have been leeway for him in the beginni

covid is still more deadly than flu. >> so that of all people with covid a higher percentage with covid will die than that percentage who will die with flu. so it's still, you know, it's still serious. >> that's why, of course, we recommend boosters when they come available as they are now santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody says wastewater data shows the summer surges past, but winter will likely bring another surge, which makes the vaccine, especially important for those most at risk. that would include people who are older or people with a chronic health condition that >> make them more likely to have a severe illness and require hospitalization. >> well, covid-19 vaccines have been free to the uninsured or underinsured. that federal program no longer exists. but local health departments are stepping up by getting those folks who are eligible enrolled in medicare, or connecting them with happ santa clara county's health care access program. >> in santa clara i think that we have a mechanism so that anyone who needs a vaccine can get a vaccine when to get the updated co

tell me about says one, was it on covid - says one, was it on covid quality by working?n the tail end _ quality by working? i was on the tail end of _ quality by working? i was on the tail end of wave - quality by working? i was on the tail end of wave one, . quality by working? i was on | the tail end of wave one, said by this— the tail end of wave one, said by this stage a lot of learning had been _ by this stage a lot of learning had been done by my colleagues. there _ had been done by my colleagues. there was— had been done by my colleagues. there was a period of recovery, ithink— there was a period of recovery, i think what he described and i think— i think what he described and i think this _ i think what he described and i think this is accurate. i did two — think this is accurate. i did two weeks over the christmas and new— two weeks over the christmas and new year period at the end of 2020, — and new year period at the end of 2020, which is in fact very similar— of 2020, which is in fact very similar to _ of 2020, which is in fact very similar to the time he was

you can get four per household from covid test.gov. we did check today. they are not yet available. try checking back tomorrow. >> all right. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. as we heard a little earlier, it's going to really heat up next couple of days. >> yeah it's about time. you know we like that september sizzle around here. we're checking in with francis. hey, francis. >> i like that, julian. september sizzle. it's going to be feeling hot hot, hot. here is a look at live doppler. seven is quiet out there. not many clouds at all in the sky. and there's a bit of a sea breeze. and that's keeping temperatures on the milder side right now. winds at 22mph. sfo gusting to 23 in half moon bay. and you can see the breezy effects here in san francisco and the embarcadero, where it's currently 66 degrees. oakland and hayward are at 72 degrees. san jose 76, redwood city 75, and half moon bay at 66 degrees, and this time from mount tam. look at how clear it is across the bay as we show you the bay bridge in santa rosa and fairfield. still 81 degrees, concord at 80, but we'

el virus que causa covid-19 ha cambiado, por lo que las vacunas contra covid-19 han cambiado también.er y combatir las variantes recientes. los cdc recomiendan ponerte las vacunas contra covid y la influenza en la misma consulta si te tocan las dos. pregúntale a tu farmacéutico o a tu médico acerca de recibir la vacuna contra covid-19 de esta temporada junto con la de la influenza. violencia en el medio escalando la violencia en l medio oriente... israel realiÓ un ataque contr ♪ ♪ fÉlix: continua escalando la violencia en medio oriente, israel ataca grupo de posiciones terrorista de hezbollahel objetivo era eliminar miles de lanza colitis y cientos de objetivos, se reportan 37 muertos en el lÍbano y en gaza. reportera: la violencia en medio oriente es como el pan nuestro de cada dÍa, una ola de ataques por parte del gobierno de israel estremeciÓ al sur de lÍbano. su objetivo combatir al grupo terrorista que hezbollah, este vÍdeo muestra la embestida aÉrea por parte de israel a varias estructuras del grupo islamista. dicen haber impactado 180 objetivos. se atribuyen la muerte de uno de

la nueva vacuna novavax contra el covid 19.e invierno, que es cuando usualmente aumentan todas estas enfermedades respiratorias. claro, y ahí la sugerencia que podemos decirle es hable con su médico, que le diga él. si usted puede recibir esta vacuna o no, verdad? esta tarde a las 5 y 30, en este fin de semana festivo, hay extrema vigilancia en las carreteras. hablamos con un abogado de inmigración que nos explica las consecuencias por manejar embriagado. además, ciertas automotrices emitieron llamados a revisión debido a fallas en las bolsas de aire. les diremos cómo saber si su auto está en esa lista. así que ya lo sabe. vamos a regresar con esto. y mucho más después de esta pausa. pues casi nadie está regresando todavía a sus casas. todavía están de vacaciones, así que nos vemos con más noticias. en los refugios, todos merecen una segunda oportunidad y tú se las das a miles de ellos todos los días. porque cada vez que alimentas a tu mascota con hill's ayudas a que hill's alimente a miles de mascotas en refugio. brindándoles

covid czar fired over. gillian this story makes my head explode. former nyc covid czar dr.fired from his current role as vp of pharmaceutical from after he revealed on hidden camera he attended drug fuelled parties during the height of the covid-19 pandemic, when he was a senior health advisor to mayor de blasio and told new yorkers they had to stay home and keep the city shut down. meanwhile he's banging like a crazed wolverine. >> what's going on with all the parties. by the way i actually knew did he we invested a water company together. i was never invited to one of the parties. that's a real crime. like is it me? spee of truthfully so much of what went on and now that i know i can swear during covid was [bleep]. the harder they clamp down the more full of it they were. gavin newsom at the french laundry. we told everyone to stay away from the family during thanksgiving. >> greg: i think as the stories come out we will look back and just get angrier and angrier. the next time there's a pandemic we are not doing [bleep]. it's going to be all all the time. this guide boas

los cdc le ponen fin a su programa de vacunas gratis contra el covid para personas sin seguro médico.te siniestro que comenzaron ayer día domingo, pasadas las 14:00 de la tarde, han quemado hasta el momento cerca de 100 acres, provocando que más de 4000 personas fueran desalojadas. decenas de personas y familias fueron afectadas 50 vehículos quemados y 30 estructuras dañadas, informaron autoridades. este incendio está contenido en 30% y la causa sigue bajo investigación. veamos. estas imágenes son en vivo. desde san bruno le comentamos que el servicio meteorológico no descarta que a mediados de la semana se registren vientos potencialmente fuertes. dicen que podrían alcanzar hasta velocidades de hasta 50 millas por hora. por ello es que emiten algunas recomendaciones como asegurar implementos de patios como sombrillas, sillas y mesas. pero también estar preparados para posibles cortes del servicio eléctrico. por eso es que ya tenemos aquí a marcelo rivera. marcelo, cuéntanos qué más puede implicar esta situación. así es chicos. todo esto se debe a que, como les he mencionado, se acerc

s mishandling of covid-19. the director general enabled the communist chinese party grand covid coverup in the winter of 2020 by par on thing the chinese lies so that the virus doesn't spread from human to human transmission which contributed to death around the world. the world health organization still has not addressed china's-v in the pandemic's spread or conducted reforms to address its own role in the mismanagement of that pandemic. w.h.o. is asking for more money, more authority, more legitimacy and less accountability. the biden-harris administration is supporting their efforts to do so. thankfully h.r. 1425 ensures that the american people through their elected senators will have the opportunity to review any pandemic treaty especially the sweeping grant of power and money to the world health organization. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this bill. and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. meeks: i yie

. >> plus, another round of free covid test. so you can sign up to get them the mail. >> but first, a legendary figure in martial arts honored oakland today celebration for bruce lee. >> legendary martial arts, actor and filmmaker bruce lee was honored in oakland today. we had roots in the town before launching into super stardom and now oakland has honored him by naming an intersection kron four's. philippe djegal has the story. >> the lot has changed over the decades, but in the 1960's, san francisco native bruce lee opened and operated a martial arts school here on broadway in his daughter, shannon says the town and her father were a perfect fit before he became an international superstar. oakland was chosen because oakland was where his peers were. >> and where that open mind was on monday. local leaders joined the community honoring lead with a commemorative street renaming as we renamed the street in honor of bruce lee today. >> we also pay tribute to values that he stood for. that is what martial arts does. the intersecti

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i think the power delegation as i mentioned covid management system and educational system especially in thailand was creating a problem for this technology corporation. five g mobile infrastructure, mobile internet freedoms conductivity. however in cambodia china is seen as a security provider so we have this facial recognition software, internet technologies and cameras however [indiscernible] the chinese try to also manage cultural relations with military. and they use as a mention pandemic to did this network with military [indiscernible] is something that might be very important for the future in the region. when it comes to southeast asia that is all, i still have five minute, we are still writing a book, we just finished the second chapter about networks and let me briefly just give you some points for the discussion. what we have learned from narratives, and history, but china portray itself as the future and definitely this is a big thing because normally when i talked to [indiscernible] everywhere is china uses narrative in africa etc. but it is not relevant. china is the fu

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sophie hutchinson, at the covid. hutchinson, at the covid inquiry, thank you.nquiry on the bbc news website as well as on bbc news. as we talk about the escalating tensions in the middle east, october 7th will mark one year since the hamas attack on israel. more than 1,200 people were killed and over 200 others were taken hostage when hamas gunmen crossed the border from gaza. they attacked dozens of sites, including the nova music festival, attended by 3,500 people. bbc storyville has been speaking to some of those who survived, piecing together what happened. some of the material we're about to show you was filmed by hamas. that footage, along with the eyewitness accounts you're about hear, is distressing. the festival itself was amazing. the energy of people just wanting to dance and enjoy themselves, and then going at it with all that they have. it was beautiful. we were all students starting our fourth year. we all like going to parties and the second the nova tickets came out, they were really cheap, it seemed like a perfect thing to do right before the y

yeah of course we're suspicious because of what happened with covid, with what happened with covid, withth covid, with what happened with elections constantly . the fake you know, constantly. the fake you know, the fake news, the you know, the understanding that any time you question authority, you're a conspiracy theorist and you're shut down and you know who would ever think we would have a conversation in in the 2020s that governments were censoring information? it's unthinkable that we have 1984. we have or what orwell . now that's crazy. what orwell. now that's crazy. >> no lesser figure than, bobby kennedy jr said a couple of months ago when he was still running for president. he said in relation to 9/11, my take on 9/11, it's hard to tell what's a conspiracy theory and what isn't. but conspiracy theories flourish when the government routinely lies to the public as president, i won't take sides on 9/11 or any of the other debates, but i can promise i will open the files and usher in a new shouldn't. those questions shouldn't. those questions shouldn't be asked. it will probably pro

>> tonight at 5.30, bay area, health officials are encouraging residents to get the updated covid-19 vaccine that comes free with those with insurance, a federal program that made to shots free for the uninsured has expired. however, santa clara county health officials say programs underway in their county will allow both the uninsured. >> and the under insured to get the vaccine kron four's. dan kerman reports gone are the days of those mass covid-19 vaccination clinics like this one at the santa clara county fairgrounds. >> but county health officials remain committed to making sure those 6 months of age and older get the newly released an updated covid-19 vaccine. fact is that covid continues to circulate. >> will likely pick up this winter and maybe circulating for years. and so this is a new part of life where you need to get your covid booster when it comes available at a news conference thursday, santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody said wastewater data shows the summer surges past, but winter will likely bring another surge which makes the vaccine, especially im

you take the test if it says covid or not. covid, what difference does that make? like would you do anything different is what i'm saying. >> yeah. so i think the places where we make a huge difference is say you're working with patients like i do, or you're working with people in a nursing home where they may be more vulnerable or you live with people like that. you kind of want to know what you have so that you don't unwittingly spread it to them, but you're right. for many people it may be less important, but i would still get the tests anyway because you never know when you might need it. you might need it because you have symptoms and you're visiting your elderly uncle who has chemotherapy because he has cancer. so those are the reasons where it still would be important, for sure. and knowledge is power with those populations, you know, even if you're not vaccinated, antivirals like paxlovid will still reduce your hospitalization risk, right? >> okay. and look, my personal philosophy is if something's free, take it. okay doctor. right. doctor chin-hong. i also

free covid when i joined my community board -- pre-covid when i joined my community board , i only hadhree kids when i first joined and now i have four, i was concerned about the quality of the education. all the conversation was about getting rid of classes and getting rid of specialized schools which are stem schools for kids who want to study hard and get a first-rate education. that is a good thing and we should keep it. saying that is not racist. it is not even a bad idea. it is a good idea. we should elevate the education of kids in all schools and cities. in that particular moment in time -- that moment has lingered -- the argument from the democratic party faithful in new york city is the way to be antiracist or not racist is to get rid of our gifted and talented program, get rid of any kind of academic differentiation between kids. i thought it was a bad idea and i passed a resolution and talked about it. as a result my employer wrote a vicious, horrible letter that i can laugh at today but was really painful. called me a racist. all 10 of my immediate bosses, the head of hr,

the cdc is recommending that everyone 6 months and older get the latest covid. >> covid covid boostercine. starting monday, you can head to kaiser permanente to get one. joining us now is doctor brad hare from a kaiser. he's the chief infectious diseases there. that i call that folic. we haven't talked about this big room for years now. time. okay. so this new vaccine that's out there kind, gets its starting on monday. does it cover all the new variants that are out there right now for covid? >> yeah, great question. yes. the time of year again when we're thinking about the latest covid vaccines, these are now the updated vaccines. so these vaccines are and they are targeted toward the strains that are circulating now. and earlier this summer, the vaccines are actually designed a few months ago strains and shifted a little bit, but not significantly. so we expect that there will be really good protection from the updated. 24 25 covid vaccines that are now becoming available. >> have gotten it are about to get what side effects us this vaccine offer. >> yeah, there really not too many