>> exactly, eva.er of the ripple effect of this pandemic and how things that happen in other parts of the world have a direct effect on us. so we're talking about largely china and india, china supplies most of the active pharmaceutical ingredients for the world's generic drugs, then they go to india who then makes those generic medications and right now, according to the department of homeland security, we're facing over 200 generic drug shortages and also medical supplies. eva, we're talking about drugs like epinephrine that we need in the hospital for cardiac arrest, and drugs that are used for congestive heart problems. this is a major problem for us. >> also, dr. anthony fauci we have heard him repeatedly telling americans to wear a face mask when going out in public. some people are reluctant to wear masks. just how important are face masks right now? >> i mean, eva, it's the best we have. i think that right now we need to remember that in medicine, we deal with reluctance and noncompliance all

eva? >> rachel scott, thank you for that reporting. >>> in the last few weeks oklahoma and the tulsa area in particular has seen a rise in coronavirus cases. the president went ahead with the rally in spite of that. this as more states are also seeing record rises. abc's marcus moore joins us from tulsa. good morning to you, marcus. >> reporter: eva, good morning. while the crowd was smaller than anticipated, there was a lot of people at the rally. many not wearing masks. that has been a concern for health officials all along. now they'll watch to see how the numbers change in the coming days. a determined crowd at president trump's the age of the coronavirus. >> we begin our campaign. i want to thank all of you. you are warriors. >> reporter: many of those attendees not wearing masks. the trump campaign dismissing concerns about holding the event during the ongoing pandemic even though six staffers tested positive for the virus. this as the city of tulsa hits record numbers of its own, re

i'll take it, eva. thank you. all right. "pop news," and we are starting things off with huge news. queen bey blessing all of us and on juneteenth no less dropping new music. beyonce releasing a new track called "black parade." take a listen. ♪ in my history history, yeah ♪ maybe that's the reason why they always matter, they always matter ♪ >> the superstar writing on instagram, happy juneteenth weekend. i hope we can continue to share joy and celebrate each other even in the midst of struggle. please continue to remember our beauty, strength and power. that song is benefitting beygood's impact fund administered by the national urban league which supports black owned small businesses in need, and beyonce's website offers a directory of small -- of black owned businesses that we can support. she had it on instagram that "black parade" celebrates you, your voice and your joy. there couldn't be a better reason to turn on music this morning. it's a jam. it's going to be the summer jam. i actually got a text in the middle of the

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there will be things that will start to happen preparing for some eva's that will kick up around the end of june. i would call that very preliminary planning just because we need to work with steve and the rest of the agency we arehip to make sure well calibrated on how we want the next few weeks with this dragon on board and make sure we are learning everything we can and that we have all the right right reason place. in order for us to do some eva's, we probably have about a week and a half and then we need to start the ramp up to get out of the hatch by the end of june. if we do head in that direction, we will probably go on six day centers with the exception of the middle of july timeframe where the sun angle on the station is, just because of the power issues we have in those time frames, we probably would steer clear of trying to do an eva in that time flame -- in that timeframe i would call that at the 10,000 foot level rather than the 200 foot level, but hopefully that helps. >> we are going to close it out with remarks from our administrator. >> thank you. i want to congratu

eva. >> all right. zohreen, thank you. >>> in san antonio, texas, well over half the city's coronavirus cases have been reported this month alone. earlier we spoke with the city's mayor ron nirenberg. mayor, your city has seen more than 200 people in intensive care and more than 100 are on ventilators. give us a read on what it's like there now. are you concerned about hospitals reaching capacity? >> we are and that's a stark difference from where we were just a few weeks ago. san antonio had one of the lowest infection rates per capita. we had acted very aggressively, very proactively right from the start of this whole thing but as texas has opened up and gone through the various stages of opening without the benefit of data we've been -- you know, we've been saying it's going too fast and at the same time, we were having our local authority taken away while, you know, the mask wearing and physical distancing has become very politicized so it was a perfect storm where people were encouraged to let thei

>> good morning, eva. we're going to start with a company called sundaes best.mall, woman-owned business in saratoga springs, new york. and they call their hot fudge joy in a jar. who wouldn't love some joy in a jar. it's a family recipe, artisan hand crafted. five simple ingredients, sugar, chocolate, cocoa butter and half and half. i hope i've sold you. three different flavors. this is a phenomenal company that's really hurting in this crisis, so you get a little something sweet, and they do too. it's slashed in half, $18 for a three-pack, totally worth it. then we move on to ecovessel, a company in colorado. they make drinkware, all kinds of drinkware, so it's triple insulated. i've got one here. one of their best-selling ones. hope you have a bunch on their screen, so they will keep your drinks hot or cold longer. whatever your beverage from wine to water, beer, coffee, you name it, there's an option for you. and they also make really great stainless steel reusable straws that are popular right now. their whole mission is to help us replace single use plasti

good morning to you, janai. >> hey, eva, good morning., everyone knows who you're talking about. he has massive influence and he says now is the time to make a difference and he's hoping to d to help people get out and vote. [ crowd chanting ] in the wake of unrest, surrounding the death of george floyd and national calls for justice and racial equality, lebron james, basketball superstar and activist, is setting his sights on energizing black voters. >> we are more than just athletes. we are more than just shut up and dribble. >> reporter: james is teaming up with other athletes and entertainers launcng a vot more than a vote isn't just about getting black americans to the polls but also identifying key cities and states to combat voter suppression. georgia primary elections just this week were plagued by hours-long lines and reported issues with voting machines across metro atlanta. further shining a light on the issue that's also sparked concerns for november, james telling "the new york times," yes, we want you to go out and vote but

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eva pilgrim is back with more. hey, eva. >> reporter: hey, michael.. now, "consumer reports" is out with their top picks. new this year, best tasting and healthier choices. if you're exhausted from cooking every meal, staying home in the pandemic, there may be some help. quick, healthy options in the frozen foods aisle. >> frozen foods really are an opportunity to take some of that stress off and really make the kitchen a place where there's not as much struggle. >> reporter: "consumer reports" rating frozen meals for taste and nutrition. >> we looked at the proportion of whole healthy ingredients in these meals, things like whole grains, quinoa, legumes and the the vegetables. >> reporter: their report exclusively on "gma" with findings that may surprise you. >> we found the frozen meals we rated are not the same typical frozen meals from the past. >> reporter: "consumer reports" says there are a growing number of frozen meals minimally processed and have healthier greingredients ingredients, more fiber and less sodium. some of the top scoring meals,

good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is the scene that we are waking up to in so many cities across america. you can see these buildings behind me just completely destroyed and police here are asking people to be on the lookout for fire accelerants hidden in bushes. a weekend of unrest amid calls for change and the plea for peace. overnight, curfews went into effect across the country and had little effect in some major cities. tragedy narrowly averted in downtown minneapolis, screams as this tanker truck plows straight toward a crowd of peaceful protestors on interstate 35. the crowd quickly descending upon the truck. police identifying the driver as bogdan vechirko who is now in custody this morning. no protestors appeared to be seriously injured. a similar scene playing out in boston. watch as our boston station wcdb's live camera captures this suv ramming straight into a group of protestors. >> several people just got run over by a car. the front windshield was shattered. >> reporter: officials say no one was ba

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eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to our friend eva. boredom definitely is a big one. i feel like after new york really cracked down in the past 24 hours or 48 hours or so, i feel like it's subsided a little bit. but i swear i thought that last night, and even so, i started hearing them again. but not as much. >>> coming up, america's great work from home experiment. >> how silicon valley is helping to usher in what's quickly becoming the new face of the workplace. ♪ working for a living working ♪ working for a living working >>> that's what we do. for most of us, not working for a living isn't an option. but now after months of quarantine, more workers than ever now have the new option of working from home. >> abc's will carr took a trip to silicon valley to check out how some high-tech companies are navigaewce >> let's get the test results back -- >> reporter: for laura, every day is an adventure. >> i look majorly unprofessional right now. >> no, you're good, you're great. >> reporter: three kids, including a newborn. she's the ceo of the startup bobbie, an infant f

eva pilgrim is in massachusetts. >> reporter: tonight, the first investigation into the devastating covid outbreak at the holyoke soldiers' home found baffling decisions and substantial errors, led by a superintendent who was not qualified to manage the facility. 76 veterans died during the outbreak. >> the subject matter and details of this report are nothing short of gut-wrenching. >> reporter: independent investigators spelling out decisions they called "utterly baffling from an infection-control perspective." the worst? a move to consolidate 40 veterans from two locked dementia units into one space designed to only hold 25, mixing the infected with those who showed no symptoms. investigators quote staff saying, that's "when hell broke loose," triggering "total pandemonium." an administrator sent in to address the crisis "described the unit as resembling a war zone, with some veterans clothed, some unclothed and some obviously in the process of dying from covid-19." families reacting in horror. >> it was really hard to read the report. read the words and have the visual of the veterans

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>> well, i'm still emotionally choked up just watching that story, eva. now i think there are 50-year-olds who are as healthy or even healthier than some 30-year-olds. but 50 is still 50 and so along with that does go some obstetric risks for the mom and baby so they're at increased risk of diabetes during pregnancy, high blood pressure, there's an increase risk of miscarriage and c-section, and there can also be problems with the placenta but, again, with high risk ob management or involved closer follow-up, it can be done, absolutely. >> and hearing their story, it's a reminder there are so many women struggling with infertility. what are some other options for women out there? >> well, i think it's important to get proactive and shift that paradigm from infertility to fertility, so think about it in your 20s, even though you might not want to become a parent until much later, we have to remember that it affects both parts of the couple, not just the woman who is trying to get pregnant. and then i always remind people, there are multiple paths to becomi

eva? >> zachary, thank you. >>> now to another death in police custody that has emerged due to new video. another black man who shouted i can't breathe. this time in tacoma, washington, where the mayor is calling for officers involved to be fired and prosecuted. janai norman is here with more. good morning, janai. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. it's not just the tacoma mayor speaking out but washington governor jay inslee pledging an independent review of the case now that that video has emerged where we hear the words we have heard before. i can't breathe. this morning video of a violent police encounter now has the mayor of tacoma, washington calling for action. authorities investigating video coming to light just this week of 33-year-old manuel ellis, a black man who yelled "i can't breathe" before dying in police custody three months ago. officers seen here throwing punches and pinning ellis to the ground. >> hey, stop! oh, my god. stop hitting him. >> reporter: you can hear the

. >> reporter: eva, good morning to you. this moment has really been relentless on many levels -- marches, protests, calls for justice, calls for action across the country for another weekend. overnight, protesters took to the streets in a march against police brutality. in the nation's capital, demonstrators blocked a highway, this as protesters in several cities are taking over certain areas, claiming them as autonomous zones, free of police control. in nashville, tennessee, demonstrators seizing the steps of the state capitol. >> we're all together and fighting for the same thing. the eradication of racism in the united states. >> reporter: the group camping out. the governor threatening action. in asheville, north carolina, protesters attempted to block a freeway, before officers moved in, tearing down barriers. and in seattle for dade monsats this precinct. >> this building is the people's. we pay for it with our taxes. >> reporter: the department surrendering the building after weeks of clashes. but as calls for police

george. >> okay, eva, thanks.at 2:00 eastern right here on abc. amy. >>> all eyes on jobless numbers. they are due out later this morning. rebecca jarvis joins us with more and which jobs are expected to return soon. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, amy. it seems we've reached a turning point as far as layoffs are concerned. last week 1,877,000 americans filed new claims for unemployment benefits. while that number is elevated from typical levels the trend is moving in the right direction. fewer people are being laid off week over week in this country. the big question is the rehiring of people that have been laid off for many weeks of this pandemic. where we expect to see the biggest hiring occur is health care, for example, doctors, dentists, physicians assistance these are the people that will return to work the fastest as things begin to reopen. education, construction, manufacturing, those are also employees coming back quickly. who is at this pallet, travel, retail, restaurants, these are pl

eva? >> victor oquendo for us, thank you. >>> and just a bit earlier, we spoke with emerald garner whose father died in new york city after police put him in a banned chokehold in 2014. emerald, thank you so much for being with us this morning. we've seen some police departments in some cities ban chokeholds. locally there's legislation that was introduced to outlaw chokeholds by federal law enforcement in your father's name, the eric garner excessive force prevention act. what do you hope that achieves? >> hello. good morning. thank you for having me. i mean, i hope it will achieve what everybody has been hoping to achieve, which is accountability. police officers need to be held accountable, and that's just -- that's just what the goal is. that's what the end game is. >> what other changes would you like to see in police forces across the nation? >> there's a whole list of things, but just to name a few, you know, cultural sensitivity for police reform as far as, you know, retaining the

to emphasize that both as you make minorities and han people need to act in accordance with the law eva. many of those see this investigation as yet more evidence that china is trying to cut its muslim and minority populations by any means necessary. now to some of the other stories making news this hour. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has ordered the european union's and bastard to leave the country it comes hours after brussels slapped sanctions on several officials loyal to the president more than 50 countries including much of the e.u. recognize opposition leader one why do as venezuela's interim president. the u.s. aviation regulator has started test flights of boeing's troubled 737 max the plane has been grounded since last year following 2 crashes which killed more than 340 people investigating plane faults in the flight control system for the incidents these test flights aiming to evaluate the new upgrades. india has banned $59.00 chinese mobile apps including tick-tock and we chat citing national security and privacy concerns the move comes just weeks after a border clash

and professor freedom of eva is director and chair of the institute for. justice league university giessen where he focuses on veterinarian metson 1st of all it's good to have you with us and let me start by picking up on that last point that was mentioned in our porch just now wade said we need better surveillance systems that integrate information about humans and animals and can you give us an example where such a surveillance system already exists and discovered a disease and prevented it from spreading. i could give you a very very known example actually that it doesn't entirely prevent the spread but certainly like to have prevented a large outbreak that is influence and this is done every year every year in france or strains in china are being surveyed by the w.h.o. and this gives us a chance to predict what kind of influenza strains are coming over to the other countries and this gives us i saw us about half a year's time to manufacture tailor made vaccines this would not be possible without this early warning system so that's an example from your

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the quarterfinal between norwich and manchester united and dan norwich and manchester united and da n evanorwich and manchester united and dan evans sends andy murray packing. thank you forjoining us this saturday evening after a week packed with premier league football, just the one game for you today but a hugely significant one for west midlands rivals. aston villa last to leave their premier league future in huge doubt. wolves are fifth and in contention for champions league football next season. wills could be heading for europe while aston villa have six games left to avoid relegation. no goals in the first half and that was despite the aston villa keeper doing something quite inexplicable. not exactly be safe pairof inexplicable. not exactly be safe pair of hands you would hope for. wondering why he is not getting a game. villa have not done well against sides in the top six but there was not much between them and wolves except this. this moment of quality stood out in an otherwise lacklustre encounter. dean smith complained the lad played four games in11 complained the lad played

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with your "gma first look," i'm eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> how are we already at july 4th? >> i really don't know. all i know is as a kid, i was only allowed to play with those poppers. did you have those where like you throw them at the ground and they make that loud noise? >> yeah, i know what you're talking about. i don't think that i would have been great at them, but those are fun, right? >> they were fun you can unless you lived where we were, my dad would allow us to do it on like a 2 by 2 piece of konlg create a concrete and that is it because he didn't want a mess. yay, what joy! >> happy 4th. >> happy 4th, everyone. >>> all right. coming up all new at 5:30, if you are itching to get away, one airline is offering a new service out of san francisco. >>> and also the strong statement about the new statewide mask mandate. >> reporter: a memorial is set for a federal officer shot and killed in the line of duty. . >>> honoring an officer killed outside the oakland federal building. family, friends and dignitaries come together today to pay tribute to pat underwood. >>>

dayana: asegura que la lucha de los afroamericanos de eso muy parecida a la que eva te -- batallamoso puedo respirar, muchas veces. es lo que esta pasando ahorita. >> estaba diciÉndole a los oficial no puedo respirar, y al oficial no le importÓ. dayana: seÑalan que es un mensaje desde el inicio ha sido pacÍfico, y no violento. >> poniendo la mano para arriba es un contexto. dayana: denuncian la desigualdad sin buscar hacer daÑo. jesÚs covarrubias, profesor de historia en la universidad estatal de san josÉ explica que la raÍz del problema es un hecho histÓrico. >> tenemos mÁs de 400 aÑos empezando con los americanos en el paÍs, y usando leyes para mantener la opresiÓn. dayana: enfatiza que se de entenderse. >> todo el coraje que ve es algo que se ha acumulado por muchos aÑos. dayana: una historia de desigualdad que asegura que se repite. >> a ver si aprendemos las lecciones que se deben aprender. dayana: ¿es una lecciÓn no aprendida? >> si la historia se estÁ repitiendo, quiere decir que no se ha escuchado, y no se ha aprendido. dayana: las imÁgenes que ven son en vivo, estamos en el

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they have around 50 sponsors including mac l'oreal chanel and eva share. the french representative of the ngo agrees to meet us in her paris office. we show her the footage we filmed in the mines in india. it's all too hard hearted it's unbearable we need to act now this is why our organization was founded and why does want to eradicate child labor by 2022 funny family is aware the child labor still exists but doesn't want international companies to pull out of the region. is this is their day to day if these companies decided to stop buying my kit from india the families would lose their only income overnight. it takes a huge effort to stay there when we know all about the problem and still say. restating that we're aware of the issue and ridge joining forces to solve it. suspected of a systemic element. but the fact is mica traders and exporters are the biggest beneficiaries of illegal mining and it's hardly in their interests to change anything in porters and producers rely on spot checks and indian certificates but jock hands people are the ones who su

. >> 6-year-old gianna spoke to eva pilgrim about her father e. >> what do you want people to know? >> kind of that i miss him. >> what was your dad like? >> hmm. he played with me.>> but she do? >> world. >> dad changed the world. >> changing the world. and trying to change a system that has unfairly taken black lives for generations. earlier tonight, i had the chance to speak to the newly-elected mayor of ferguson, missouri, ella jones. she's first black mayor of ferguson, a city attorney apart after michael brown, a 18-year-old black man was shot and kill bade whied bay white p officer nearly six years ago. ms. jones, thank you for joining us. you've seen all this of about. what's your reaction to the former police officers' arrests in minneapolis? >> he should be charged. floyd telling him he can't breathe. he continued to put pressure on his neck, and he seemed like he didn't care, because he had his hands in the pocket, so the new charge should fit him very well. and the other officers, they were just standing around, and they should be charged too, because they had an opportu

lived billy's a k jaguar is captured and sent to a concentration camp lily is left behind all alone evayou and your latest work as a director of the netflix mini series of unorthodox once again deals with judaism what's it about it's the. sister the story of a very young woman who grows up in an extremely religious environment namely in the satmar community in williamsburg brooklyn he was in williamsburg brooklyn endeavor 1st language is english is only the 2nd and additional it's 5 to this is and this is a very closed community communities effect she grows up without the internet that she enters into an arranged marriage that frees herself from this life one and flies to berlin i was living one feet. and then my. and. this is the 1st time out of earshot a has directed a series s.t. only gets to meet her future husband once before they marry as part of an ultra orthodox jewish community in new york her life is dominated by religious rules. a shot of paints a precise picture of this insular world after the euphoria of the wedding as he becomes her husband's property and is expected to be

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva there. so tragic. we are thinking about that family this morning. again, she said these types of incidents, if it was actually an electrical shock that happened, an electrical incident that it's rare. but this is definitely the time of year for a lot of communities where you should be thinking about pool safety, as well. >> definitely. three members of the same family, that's never easy. >>> coming up, living loud and living proud. >> we're meeting an amazing young talent who's blazing new trails as one of the first-ever tv series regulars to play a gender-fluid character. e 50 to , and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what

the second aggravated assault account is for the shooting towards her in the direction of melvin evae direction of melvin evans. mr evans was the person who was seated in the car, do we have the picture? and if you would point out this automobile is the place that mr evans and his two companions were driving, and a shot was fired and i believe we also got a photo of a shot who ended up in the vehicle. so with count for against officer rolfe, it charges them with aggravated assault for firing the weapon in the direction of danielle killian's was in the passenger side in the front seat of the car. next slide. count five and aggravated assault charge, and this was a charge for shooting towards or in the direction of michael perkins, mr perkins was seated in the rear of this same vehicle at that time. there is a charge for criminal damage for shooting into that vehicle. also officer rolfe is charged with seven violations of office, each one of those carries a one to five sentence. these are violations of his oath of office for the city of atlanta. arresting mr brooks for the dui without

. >> reporter: and floyd's bright-eyed 6-year-old daughter gianna, speaking about her father to our eva pilgrim. >> what do you want people to know? >> kind of that i miss him. he played with me. >> reporter: gianna's mother roxie washington says floyd loved his daughter and she's struggling to explain his death. >> she doesn't know what happened. i told her that her daddy died because he couldn't breathe. >> reporter: but little gianna does know about her father's legacy. >> he did what? >> daddy changed the world. >> let's get to alex in minneapolis tonight. at the growing memorial behind you, so powerful to hear from his little girl. and late today, the state attorney general said that prosecuting officers is always difficult. >> reporter: yes, he said extremely difficult. but they say with the evidence they're collecting, they feel they have a case. they're building a case where they will be able to get a conviction. this community here, david, now preparing for that big memorial tomorrow afternoon. >> alex, thank you. >>> as we ptee exprsingy, w they have to say after learning the

. >> [ indiscernible - low volume ] e usedtongfrom eva doorjamb without fingerprin ont.[ laughter ]>> let me tell about tammy, who i have known for all of three days. she can cook. she did not learn it out of a book. she gets in her kitchen and whips up terrific food. she and her two sons, they are just terrific. how in the world does she feed east oakland? what do her sons do to help? what about the cajun kitchen name? where did it come from? we have those answers, tomorrow night on the game day >>> before we go, we are celebrating 50 years of pride all weekend long. be sure to watch our special pride 50, generations of hope, airing tomorrow on air sister station. we will also be streaming it live on kpix5.com, starting at 5:00 p. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. (announcer) some stars are beautiful. some stars are talented. a precious few are icons. and only one..

said there tonight when you have no time around they're just dumping them into their eva and because only half of nairobi is more than 4000000 residents are connected to the sewage system waste water is pumped directly into the river untreated what it is going to be will become to go make you i think you threw up on the ceiling and we have to make sure that they're not being directed into new would be for that we might be like if you like. but the nairobi rivers life is already being compromised at its source which is located in the un jury wetlands in the western part of the kenyan capital around 50 kilometers from the korogocho slum the wetlands are the only peat bog in the country there are vital for the binding of climate damage in carbon dioxide but in the form of bird sanctuary there are hardly any animals left the pollution stats right from here because it is now surrounded by greenhouses those who have down greenhouse. know that it is chemical intensive. people use copious amounts of fungus aids and abets to say it's in order to protect the across. from where it breaks you ca

speak to one of them even a punter racy who relocated to sweden 2 years ago after growing up in italy eva good to see you how safe have you felt in sweden tell us during the break. hello everyone from sweden yes that's a good question and we were pretty sane before of course the arrival of kuwait 19 and now unfortunately we don't feel so safe anymore really everything is open and you're just sad you know didn't close then thing and now it's probably too late in fact i think the main problem is that there is really just only recommendations and many people especially younger people they really don't think it's an important thing to do now we don't feel so safe right now what you have felt even do you think any different had you stayed in italy which was struck of course so severely by the outbreak. as a very good question so i had off course on my family and friends that i need to leave and they have had a severe lockdown as you know and so it's really a very frustrating to see how this frenzy can be for the same disease and actually i think i would have felt for sure a little bit safer in

emphasize that both ethnic minorities and han people need to act in accordance with the law bodies eva hume's. many though see this investigation as yet more evidence that china is trying to cut its muslim and minority populations by any means necessary. while the world waits impatiently for a vaccine to be developed. it's hard to believe that a disease for which there is a vaccine is still killing thousands of people the world's largest measles outbreak is spreading in the democratic republic of congo but while much attention has been paid to it and now the new coronavirus fighting missiles has been a lower priority with deadly consequences. kristy lee is just receiving her measles vaccination she's not happy about the shot but her mother now feels reassured that her child is safe from the disease. we know about the importance of prevention if there is an outbreak my child is protected. a little christie v a safe measles has killed more than 6800 people since the beginning of the outbreak and only 29000 but the world and many donor organizations have been focused on the covert 19 thre

. >>> colin kaepernick and eva are teaming up for a new netflix series on the football players life thepisode series titled "colin in black and white" will focus on his formative high school years and the experiences that led him to become the activist he is today daverne will serve as executive producer and kaepernick will appear, himself, as narrator of the series. >>> toyota is recalling prius because the car can kick into fail-safe mode and lose power. 750,000 cars are affected in the united states. they cover 2013 and 2015 models. dealerships can fix the issue with a free shot of ware update. >> the supreme court has ruled on another controversial topic >> the supreme court has been busy at work, and there has been another surprising ruling from the conservative court this time, on abortion on monday, the high court ruled louisiana's tough restrictions on abortion are unconstitutional by striking down a law that would force doctors to have admitting privileges at local hospitals. here is nbc's pete williams. >> reporter: it's another surprising ruling from this conservative supreme