it's a volunteer group of independent health experts. this is the first time they've pushed for regular anxiety screenings. lot group has been advising doctors to assess patients for depression since 2002. it says the screenings should take place even if the patients don't appear to have symptoms. they emphasize the screenings are especially important for pregnant and postpartum women. >>> a bay area musician is the latest target of thieves in oakland. it's leaving him with no way to make a living. here comes the assist from the community. it's all about the saxophone. ♪♪ >> reporter: that's the smooth sounds of did vin ball. it's the last time he played his alta saxophone. >> i've missed playing. i've played for a living. >> hours after his father's day performance, two thieves on bikes stole two of his saxophones, including a rare 1953 selmar alto sax while he was unloading band equipment on 41st and telegraph monday morning. >> a split-second when i went up the stairs, by the time i came back down the stairs, the guys had already taken off on the bikes

if we arrange everything by weight , health will be on the first with you again health, dear friends. good morning. well , we have a project going on. drop the excess, therefore, in the course of technology that allow people to lose weight, often you need to lose weight not in order to buy yourself a new beautiful dress, but in order to be able to save your joints, as in the case of our beautiful tamar vasilievna, we will return to the fate of tamara vasilievna at the end of the program. she will visit us. and you will find out how a person feels with a balloon inside to lose weight or he or not, in the meantime, the health program begins. and as always, only one rule applies in our program only the best doctors in russia and the world work here in the television clinic. the health life program has cracked. what to do? proctologist 's advice unbelievable the fact that an ordinary dog ​​saved his eighteen-year-old mistress from paralysis stroke is a situation in which you cannot be confused, they will suck all the blood out of you mosquitoes, how to deal with them. such topics that i p

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first health that's essentially ask, what becomes, what job many men and women are willing to do anything to reach europe. but the reality is only a tiny fraction of them making every year, thousands of migrants drowned, trying to cross the mediterranean. more than 20000 between 20142021. a tragedy that europe has grown accustomed to these dots represent the number of bodies that have been recovered. so many fines are never registered. despite the dangers and all the efforts to discourage them, some migrants do manage to reach europe. shores say, do a deal is one of them by obama was originally from senegal. he passed through libya before reaching spain by boat. some of the most of the us get his thomas. yes. so we're the ones who picks the fruit guys. mendoza is the reality. you see here it'll and left for the best on that you make it on everyone. picking fruit isn't the real get. they come in everything that you eat and enjoy it home with your families. it's going to disappear, like people who are suffering a little for him just so you know, the in the just look over the phone and so i

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. . >>> there was a pretty disturbing discoveriy in a discovery in a parking garage. lbgtq rejection letters were on cars they say there is the second time this has happened i just the last three months. >>> a new report from the state attorney general's office says hate crimes are up in our state it found a 27% increase in hate crimes targeting black people, 24% increase in anti-jewish incidents and hate crimes based on sexual bias. the one bright spot, hate crimes against asian americans fell. >>> the police in the east bay are looking for a woman suspected of robbing two banks in the same day. two hours and five miles apart in brentwood and a travis credit union in antioch. they were both hit yesterday. both times she passe the teller a note

a 30 degree heatwave forecast for england and wales has led to the year's first heat health alert.ons across the midlands, the east and south—east of england and is in place from 9.00am friday until monday morning. parts of the country are predicted to be hotter than ibiza and tenerife over the weekend as a plume of warm air moves in from the south. there will likely be some impacts across the health and social care sector, with over—65s and those with pre—existing health conditions most at risk. professor isabel oliver from the uk health security agency spoke earlier about why people should pay attention to heat warnings. we can expect over the next few hours a rapid increase in temperatures, including high temperatures overnight. we know that in these kind of conditions we can expect an increase in hospital admissions and deaths. it is very important, therefore, that we all know what we can do to protect ourselves from these effects of high temperatures and that is why we work closely with the met office to issue heat health alerts. the alerts are intended to inform the public, b

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> disgraced oscar winning actor kevin spacey had the first day in court today. this is him walking into court in london, england. he is accused of a dozen sex crimes between 2001 and 2013. the allegations are indecency and sexual assault. he has pleaded not guilty and the trial will begin on friday. if the actor is convicted he could face life in prison. >>> the hollywood writers are already on strike, and now the actors are making a move for a possible work stoppage. earlier in the month, they set a deadline for this friday for a new s.a.g. contract, and if a deal is not made, they will join the picket line, and stars like meryl streep and jennifer lawrence have urged the union leaders not to accept a deal that does not meet their demands,

health insurance. this includes two bills that were marked up by the committee on education and the work force. first is the association health plans act. this act undermines the core promise of the a.c.a., access to affordable care for all. the faulty legislation may provide lower costs to some enrollees but would skimp on benefits and increase costs to everybody else. the bill would allow association plans to cherry-pick low-risk young individuals. you may hear our colleagues on the other side of the aisle say it will not be based on preexisting conditions. they admit the details on other large loopholes that lead consumers vulnerable such as charging higher risk groups more so that the plan will not be attractive to them and low risk groups charges them less so they will be the ones that come in. in enact this legislation explicitly authorizes a.h.p.'s to set premiums on specific risk profiles enabling them to charge higher premiums based on age, gender and other factors. it could include certain categories -- could exclude categories of coverage such as mental health. and under the bill, associat

for the first time on the screen, who and how ensures the biological safety of russia. healthgain, dear friends. our program continues and now the story that absolutely shocked me, because i was in the city of novosibirsk and saw everything with my own eyes, but i will start here, with what this guide is, this guide. this is how they introduce it into the heart through a bucket for what, in order to find the source of arrhythmia, and to destroy this source of arrhythmia only of high purity, the conductor is absolutely special in it there is metal. it's completely flexible though. you see what, that is. he cannot hurt the heart, no matter how he moves. now i'll show you. that's what it means, it's the conductor that enters the heart. this is how we suppose we put it. and now look here is a magnet, and then the doctor can literally move this conductor. literally wherever he wants while in the human heart, only difference is that i have one magnet, and the doctor does not have two magnets in his hands, but in the operating room, and the most important thing is that the doctor is

a person with a personality is the best psychologist, nei clafi, the first problem health was seriously pursued in france in the 19th century and at the same time the public health movement began. sanitation caused a revolution in conditions like paris because the city residents learned how to be free from evil, but according to philosophy , it caused everything. a dirty person looks like he should be embarrassed and everyone should follow him. this is the issue of urinating in public. to some extent, we don't directly deal with such issues . a french jurist should use the toilet . they fell and actions to deal with by urinating in public places of the community, there are paints that make a person feel unpleasant after urinating, and using pots that cause such feelings , leaving them aside in the solution makes these places suitable for urinating. the people who do this work somewhere else and then another place, the feeling of freedom is the main excuse in public places, it is possible to do this kind of work easily, and then they try to implement it . the french national railway serv

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uh, improve health, therefore, uh, of course, first of all , a function a voluntary function that is aimed at helping those who need blood and blood products, but in principle, i repeat once again with the right organization. this includes good healing procedures. the country has prepared 256 tons of blood for transfusion and the production of medicines every year, this figure increases only in these 5 months. the increase was up to 3.5% annually , more than 103,000 people donate blood. and this is over 350,000 donations. there are also those who are honorary donors in our country 70.000 came into force. uh, the new blood donation law over the past month that there are no fewer donors. more we compensate for financial neutrality. we compensate for all the costs that the donor bears for the nation to maintain average earnings. enhanced nutrition, respectively, the possibility of awarding a conor and a donor with a distinction. republic of belarus today. not only is mobile we try to be present in all social networks. come in to donate blood. sign up electronically. sign up by phone , w

meanwhile, a 30 degree heatwave forecast to scorch england and wales has led to the year's first heat healthcted to be hotter than ibiza and tenerife over the weekend as a plume of warm air moves in from the south. people are being asked to check on vulnerable friends and family. the uk health security agency says the health and social care sector could be impacted. live now to aidan mcgivern, who's a meteorologist with the met office. it is important to point out here that this is a health alert, not a weather alert, that we might be more used to. it weather alert, that we might be more used to. , , ., used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa _ used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa has _ used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa has done _ used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa has done it, - used to. it is the first time that. the uk hsa has done it, previously it was nhs england that has issued these health alerts. it is looking at vulnerable people and how they might suffer due to the heat. it is separate from the uk met office heat warnings, which are more associ

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a 30 degree heatwave forecast for england and wales has led to the year's first heat health alert.g covers six regions in england, london, the east midlands, west midlands, east of england, south east and south west, and is in place from 9am friday until monday morning. parts of the country are predicted to be hotter than ibiza and tenerife over the weekend as a "plume of warm air" moves in from the south. cloud, rain and thunderstorms are also set to sweep in, with the nights becoming humid. there will likely be some impacts across the health and social care sector with over—65s and those with pre—existing health conditions most at risk. live now to stroud where we can speak to professor isabel 0liver, the chief scientific officer at the uk health security agency. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. could you detail why you thought it was necessary to place parts of the country but also the health sector and social care sector on alert? thank you and good morning. as you mentioned we can expect over the next few hours a rapid increase in temperature including high temperatur

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first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach.: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> on the bay area beat police are searching for three suspects in a doughnut shop robbery. this happened friday morning before 1:00 a.m. you can see the masked men inside the store. suddenly one jumps over the counter holding the employees at gunpoint. the robbers got way with cash and says they have dealt with break-ins before but this is the boldest. >> we are trying to make it. this is my parents american dream. what is disheartening is for my parents to tell me they operated in oakland close to 40 years and this is the worst they have seen it. . >> how frightening for that person working that morning. so hard to watch. oakland police encourage anyone with information to give them a call. >>> in santa rosa, a 15-year-old is in critical conditi

nice to see you thank you for responding to our request on sunday those more and the first question is the same good healthe difficult maybe no i don't know and how much has someone calculated how much does it cost to re-equip the re -re-re-re-re-renew the entire energy system of ukraine because the question it from kakhovskaya, this is the history and many people, not only technology aerologists, say that it cannot be restored, it must be restored on completely different grounds, it should be done not in the year 54, but in 2000, there in the 30th year, so that it was already modern, so that it did everything correctly and so further and that's why you and then the question arises. maybe we need to redo all the nuclear ones, find some possibilities of hydroelectric power plants, thermal ones , build every five-tenths of wind turbines shorter, someone calculated how much it costs to simply redo the energy supply of ukraine, not not that on 21 century, and the second is even better for the 20th, mr. ivan, you have a word. well, there is absolutely no need to redo it so cardinally, as you asked the question

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach.dical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> a bay area woman who had a cleft lip and palate prepared as a child is thanking her doctor by giving a picture of herself to other patients and families south of the border. >> as len ramirez reports, it is part of her ongoing recovery. >> i have been working on this picture as part of my healing journey. >> reporter: sophia ballenger wants to capture the child she was, happy, smiling with a cleft lip and palate. >> for a long time i did not want to look at pictures of myself or acknowledge that i had a cleft lip and palate, but now i am trying to accept that part of myself and except that baby version of me. >> reporter: sophia was one of about 1600 babies born with this condition in the u.s. every year, but her life changed about 28 years ago whe

travel plan with the presence of the country's health insurance ceo. the first topic was going out. 40 million from the pharmacies were related and whether prescriptions are sent to the doctor by text message or not. the health insurance system sends a text message to the person for every prescription or every service received. it is pointed out exactly the two types of services provided. you can use the other one elsewhere. the same method that we used was very resistant from the beginning. it was a hassle for doctors and pharmacies, but we resisted. we did not have the tracking code. the next issue was the implementation of clinical guidelines by insurance companies. in our country for expensive disease, this work was done on the computer, the clinical guide was written in the country, it was implemented until it was notified and it has the ability to be implemented. it is now applied in 600 electronic prescription systems , and the general policies have been fully notified and should be gradually implemented with the policies of the ministry of health for the

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach., vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> we've got new reporting this morning. secretary of state antony blinken will officially head to beijing this weekend. a significant trip that comes as the biden administration navigates its tense and complicated relationship with china. slated to head there in early february, but crescheduled because of that surveillance balloon incident. secretary blinken will meet with chinese officials to discuss the importance of maintaining open lines of communication to responsibly manage the u.s. relationship. >>> ukraine launched a much anticipated counteroffensive against russian forces. cnn is the first american network to get access to the troops if the offensive. fred pleitgen joins us live in zaporizhzhia, ukraine. you can't imagine, unless we were you and your tea

yourself, that is, come on, that is, the first advice is to learn to love yourself a teacher to be self-sufficient and, uh, you will have happiness and heart healthrst second. you can here this thought, well, constantly strive for something. here is my feeling that if a person does not have a constant desire. yes, you don’t necessarily understand, there to fly into space, there and so on. well, if you have chosen some specialty, then try to become a grandmaster in this specialty. you don't need much for this. to do this, you need to read constantly to be interested if you the medical specialty spend some time day and night with the sick in order to get enough, you understand the content, and the complaints of these people who are ill are their self-consciousness. these people are different here, you understand this is such a world? this is an easy money podcast. today my guest is leo bokeria leon antonovich , the chief cardiac surgeon of russia and our topic is paid and free medicine. how much does it cost to be healthy? i always say, so the body is very sensitive in general. uh creation, in general, i don't know, there is more uh hmm higher crea

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach.: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. ♪ there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. ♪ the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap. -with hands-on training, recruitment support, and access to a wide network of employers, this program provides the necessary skills to begin a career in cybersecurity. -one of the best defenses against cyberattacks is a growing workforce trained to stop them. ♪ >> from the area's local news station. you're watching 4 news at 6. >> now at 6 drivers could soon be facing a steep toll increase on the seven-state on bridges. that is all of the bay area except for the golden gate. thank you for joining us at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm grant lotus in for ken tonight as kron four's dan kerman tells us now the fare

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> just 20 years ago, crossing most toll bridges in the bay area cost you about 2 bucks. now it's $7, and soon it could be even more to help prevent public transit from falling off a fiscal cliff. nbc bay area's velena jones has more on the attempt to hike bridge tolls. >> reporter: much like a school group project, if public transportation fails, bay area transit as a whole fails. that's why they're asking drivers to help solve the problem. crossing most bay area bridges may soon cost $1.50 more per trip, news that many drivers dread hearing. >> it's hard with the gas and everything else going up. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. and other transit agencies say they need to find about $2.5 billion in new funding to avoid a fiscal collapse. state senato

one of the first to voluntarily donate blood, minister of health dmitry pinevich, together with the secretary general of the red cross and the director of the national research center for transfusiology and medical biotechnologies, a mobile station was deployed near the building of the ministry of health. very soon these will appear in every region. up to 12 blood, if a person is healthy and prepares properly for donations, uh, they improve health, therefore, uh, of course, first of all , the function is a voluntary function, which is aimed at helping those who need blood and blood products, but also in principle, once again i repeat with the right organization. this is also a good healing procedure. the country has prepared 256 tons of blood for transfusion and the production of medicines every year, this figure increases only in these 5 months. the increase was up to 3.5% annually , more than 103,000 people donate blood. this is over 350,000 donations. there are also those who are honorary donors in our country. 70,000 from april came into force in our country. uh, the new donation law over

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. temperatures of the year coming our way. the heat is going to be on starting tomorrow. but advisories do go for heat until friday that in those temperatures, 90's. yeah, we're talking triple digits as we head through the weekend. so getting very, very hot out there. so be careful around the bay area tomorrow. not going to be. so as you're going, temperatures go, you're talking 60's there in san francisco along the coastline have some more drizzle overnight tonight early tomorrow morning inside the bay. those temperatures starting to warm up and headed down the peninsula. how about 78 woodside? the south? a lot of 80's there by tomorrow afternoon. even 90 in morgan hill. then we start breaking out the 90's and the tri valley. 91 in pleasanton

assessment centers in rural areas and the increase of fixed centers in cities , health certificates will be issued to all firstideo assessment of 1600,000 first graders started in february last year. by the end of june this year, there are about 200 people left from our target group, the reason is education and of course the families not going to the assessment centers . the registration system is the system of saying that it doesn't give the code package to the next month of iran . the reception capacity of some measurement bases is low. they know that looking at the engine of samin, the center place was empty. they chose it. it was full everywhere.

health in the name of allah, the merciful , the merciful. public insurance coverage it was for all people. last year, 310 of us, who were the first to provide free health insurance to the community, this year, with the proposal of the ministry of health and the approval of the government board , we added 12,500,000 people from the population of five deciles. first, the community is insured completely free of charge and they can go to our centers with their national code and get insurance services. one of the most important goals of the government is that previously, the fourth and fifth deciles had to pay for their own insurance. about 143 thousand tomans and 10 fifths 287 thousand tomans he has to pay money to get insurance, but thank god, with this decree, we were actually able to insure them for free, and these are very important points of the government's measures that have been taken , and in any case, people may not know it themselves , but in the form of sms. we will inform them that except for those who are actually insured, thank you, and if you have any other questions , we are at your service. mrs. zabihpour asked that

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. ama: breaking news out of nevada where the assembly minutes ago passed the bill to fund a ballpark for the a's in las vegas. the vote was 25 in favor with 15 against the bill. since the assembly made amendments, the bill has to go back to the senate for its approval. if the senate is ok with the changes, the bill would head to the governor. assuming all of this goes through, the a's would then need major league baseball's approval to move to las vegas. dan: so here we go. let's turn our attention to the forecast. ama: hi, sandhya. >> we have some good-looking weather as we head towards the weekend. our camera pang around. it's a little has because we have fog down below and higher clouds up above filtering the sunshine right now. this is what

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> in celebration of pride month, a new flag is flying in san jose. leaders raised the new flag at the government building today. it symbolizes the county's commitment to lgbtq rights and the local culture. >>> stronger than opempic. a new drug is delivering weight loss results in clinical trials released today. hundreds of patients lost an average of 24% of body weight over 11 months. that's equivalent to 60 pounds. a quarter of the patients experienced weight loss of at least 30%. that's the most weight loss seen in a new class of field, include ing ozempic. >> they tell you when you have eaten and tell you to stop eating. we have taken the normal signaling molecules and turned them into new med sips. >> it sounds amazing. the study showed

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first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach.health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> tonight china is lashing out at the united states after president biden referred to chinese president xi jinping as a dictator beijing calling the remark absurd and open provocation. let's bring in cnn white house correspondent jeremy diamond. is the white house standing by the president's unscripted remarks about xi and what are the potential impacts of the comments on the extremely tense relationship? >> reporter: this is a very delicate moment in u.s./china relationships but the white house is not walking back the president's comments at all. a senior administration official told me it should come as no surprise the president is candidly about china and the differences between the two countries but, look. there is no question that inside other parts of the u.s. government there

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach.ry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> new video of the rescue along the coast. take a look at this. it happened just north of lena. someone texted 911 asking for help on a hiking trail with little information and no self- service. you see what happened here, the helicopter headed out to search. they found the man and dropped a crew member down to the truck to get him. he was airlifted, transported to a hospital in walnut creek. no word on his condition of what might've happened out on the trail. >> the number of homeless in the bay area has had a record low. that is according to the data for the real estate company, compass. and a number of listings, keeping prices among the highest in the nation. that is according to compass data. new listings between may 22 and may 2023 fell be

health care. i also met with the first lady, mr.ts as the minister of culture, so this is an opportunity to celebrate the many good things we have done together, as well as to determine how we will work in the future to solve common challenges . difficult situation due to the explosion of the kakhov dam, does the eu provide medical evacuation from the kherson region? and what about the left bank of the dnieper, which is currently occupied ? how many people were evacuated thanks to the assistance of the eu to date? healthcare in the eu system , we also have 10,000 beds available in eu hospitals in case of need. in addition, we have in the member states that share common borders with in ukraine, there are so-called medical hubs, that is, medical institutions that can help us organize the provision of medical assistance, that can help us organize medical evacuation in case of need. therefore, we are very open to further cooperation depending on the needs if to kherson in kherson we are at the disposal of the ukrainian government if the

first results. well, good health is also generally satisfied and i'm just going to get in shape from now on.head of the athletes, we still have a calendar after the track of the grand prix of st. petersburg, our cyclists will perform at the prestigious highway grand prix, the five rings of moscow, which will be held at the end of june, and in early july , the championship of belarus will be held in mozyr and the region , the program of which is planned not only individual group races, but also a mixed team relay race. to support young athletes and motivate for further sporting achievements. this is one of the main tasks of the international forum for young athletes have already confirmed their participation in nine countries, including belarus, our delegation. today i went to moscow to become participants in a large-scale forum on international children's day, our country will be represented by the winners of the winter games child of asia , as well as promising athletes in rhythmic gymnastics in modern pentathlon wrestling and swimming . olympic champion ivan litvinovich also left with youn

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> want to get you back to breaking news in san jose. a few minutes ago we told you about a four alarm fire at a residential building near regional medical center. lot of flashback lights and first responders on the scene. we don't see flames, a little smoke there but no flames. that's encouraging. we received an update from the fire department, it tore through several townhomes. investigators say seven units are involved, right now no word of any cause or injuries, but of course we'll stay on this story. four alarm fire, looks like firefighters have the upper hand, looks like it's out or near being out. seven units involved, no word on any injuries. >>> thousands of unionized starbucks workers are walking off the job in a strike because of

i'm just because you have people who are in charge of your life and her health first, since i will not conduct a live broadcast, then i will say a few words. i just have a present. he knows better than an antiseptic, therefore, he does not go to visit without a gift. there is a gift far enough from our border and far from the front line, thanks to our troops. this is the so-called actually liberated territory. uh, this is the village of timanovo, not far from svatov , uh, coins are found in the garden, coins of coins, yes, a whole bank of coins, there are alexander coins of nikolaev catherine and here is a man, who gave it to me, here it is, and she, in general, was a silver coin. well, after certain reforms, the coin became m-my, this is the nikolaev coin and the person who gave me give it back or said, look. well, what the hell is ukraine because he found it in his garden. for some reason i tell you, there is a very important episode. and he has a son. nikolai e, who, on his own initiative, he hears the distant explosions of shells, and the abscess itself around the village pays off

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach.ion, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> after nearly a century in business, it is the end of an era for the theater. people left kind notes at the front doors. it's been there a long time. in 1935, the top movie, it happened one night. company landmark theaters bought the business in 1994. they haven't said why they're closing the albany. the west field mall also showed its final movie tonight and westfield said it is moving out. >> so the albany twin opened what year? >> 1935. >> what was the movie in. >> "it happened one night." >> i've never seen it. >> they were in the car and then she gets a flat tire and then they meet. >> you just ruined it for me. th f

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> since leaving office more than two years ago with hundreds of classified documents, don trump has received consistently special treatment from the u.s. government. the federal government over backwards to offer the ex the ex president extra latitude. they gave him opportunity after opportunity to return the classified documents that were removed from the white house and left all over mar-a-lago from the ballroom to the bathroom. as special counsel jack smith's indictment makes clear, they did everything in their power to avoid it all coming to this, which is prosecuting the ex president. for more than a year and a half they ask nicely before searching the ex president's florida home. when special counsel did bring charges they did not include, and this is crucial

health. he joins us here now first. the public health and for urgency -- emergency is officially over.uld people take this to mean they no longer have to worry about covid? >> people should take this that we are in a much better place with covid. we have widespread availability of vaccines and treatments. we can manage this virus. it can still take unexpected turns. if that happens, we will be ready for that. >> over 750 people dying per day. is that our new normal? >> it is about 100 a day. i think that is too high. i think we can continue to drive the number lower. we know what to do. 90% of the deaths that are still happening, people are not up-to-date on their vaccines. amna: the virus has shown the ability to mutate. 17% of americans have gotten the updated divalent booster. how worried are you about another spike. >> it is hard to predict. it is hard to predict what will happen with the virus. we have to keep educating the american people. >> the numbers remain low for boosters. at this stage, how do you convince people to get that shot? not as many people got as vaccinated as i

first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach.alth services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> tonight's party line vote by republicans to censure a colleague that led the first impeachment of the ex president expressed his belief that it was likely that trump had in fact colluded with russia. just another example of how the right-wing tries to chip away the truth until they have sculpted a lie into stone. they tried to do it with the 2020 election, they tried to do it and had success with covid lockdowns, they were a failure, they weren't necessary. they have tried to do it and have had some success with the mueller investigation into russian sabotage of the 2016 election. it was that part of the effort that the house committee heard testimony from john durham this morning, the special counsel appointed under donald trump to investigate the people that try to investigate what

>> this month, the nation's top doctor testified on capitol hill shortly after issuing a first ever public health advisory on the negative effects of social media. >> too often, kids are exposed to extreme inappropriate and harmful content, indeed nearly half of adolescents are saying social media makes them feel worse about their bodies. >> dr. murphy wants congress to establish new standards for social media platforms. >>> in california, lawmakers are considering their own regulations including a bill that could find social media companies of the two a quarter million dollars if they knowingly cause children to harm themselves , by drugs or guns or develop eating disorders. according to a study by security .org, 98% of parents believe social media platforms are dangerous for teens and kids and 89% would support requiring children under 18 to obtain parental permission to create a social media account. >>> girl scouts access cut off, the big battle over restrictions on a winding road on the peninsula. >>> and, a bridge toll increase is going into effect in a few days and how much more it is goin