the military is going to use some of these 5 projects to really flushed him out from the strongholds and in the countries been talking points. the president has probably just put them on how much he has promised to a show that a security reduce. this was actually his problem is in 2015 when he came into office. he did promise that if you months from when he was sworn in that case, he would use rather we've had attacks up on attacks and ahead of the elections. now this will be more like an opportunity for him to realize that he's authority, essentially in terms of military authority to ensure that these terrorists are flushed from a stronghold so that people can be rest assured that you know the safe in the country. and then again, this will count so much in terms of elections because it lead security is a major talking points ahead of elections. and that you read just have a little bit of a year because elections will be held in february of 2023. so if he does like, maybe for his problem is to flush them out, it will be a big plus for him and his party. all right, thanks so much for

health leaders are monitoring our waste water, the stuff we flush down the toilet. it not only tells us how much the virus is spreading, but whether or not it can be blamed on the omicron variant. today nbc's damian trujillo got an exclusive look inside a facility near alviso. they start by collecting samples in one-liter jugs and then an onsite lab sends a smaller sample to stanford for analysis. >> we got the primary process, the primary process where it settles the slush and the bottom slush is what we collect. that's where we're likely to find the covid virus more. >> so they are really just digging through our stuff. damian trujillo joins us now. sorry to be crude here, damian, but if you can, explain the flow, the process. we flush, it goes into a big tank, and then they take the samples, is that correct? >> reporter: it's very fascinating, raj. this is a process that's been going on for a long time. it goes into these waste water treatment plants. it's there for a couple hours and then it's shipped out to the bay when it's considered clean. but they want to g

we actually are spending a lot of time running to the fire, as we like to say, flushing out the very difficult problem that attends anything this large that hasn't been done in a long time. but you asked us not just to rebuild america, you asked us to ble a better america. and a better america from your perspective is one that we're following which means good-paying union jobs, it means using products that are made in america so we can boost our domestic manufacturing. so that we can take the supply chains back and grow independent in our safety and security and lower costs for the average american. it also means not doing anything without a sense of equity and an understanding that we can't go forward if we can't go forward together because diversity is this nation's greatest strength. also thinking about the tremendous challenges we have with climate and resilience and sustainability, to build back in a way so that we know when bad things come, we can sustain whatever that is you also said to me when i first got here, listen, the american people need to have our trust so therefore

for instance, equities are down to 20% mid-size flush and buybacks. we've been in sort of this blackout buyback period that should be reaching peak levels friday this week, monday of next week, and so i think, you know, you will get some additional support from that side so short term, we really like the setup in the market. medium term, it will remain very much dependent on the fed path and on inflation >> you say the fed is likely to strike a more dovish tone, and i'm just wondering if that's false hope, and i just point to what numerous people have said this week, right if you're waiting for that, you may end up being disappointed at 2:00 this afternoon and thereafter when you hear from the fed chair and by the way, fred michigan, formerly of the fed, not the chair, obviously and nonetheless, when you're behind the curve he said this morning on cnbc, you have to do your job and that was throwing cold water on the assertion that powell will throw it to market bulls. >> no one is saying a dovish pivot here we're saying versus expectations and the oth

6% pullback, i don't know what to call it does not re-rate valuations to the point that we say we flushed out and we're getting back in where rick rieder said 5100, and i think that's possible, but between now and year end there's likely to be a lot of messiness and more pink so i'm kind of excited sorry. go ahead >> so let me just stop you for a second you say we're nowhere near a bottom and you point to the 6% decline. it is noteworthy and you know exactly what i'm going to tell you now is that many stocks, the ones that were more egregiously overvalued, per se, are the ones that have come down the most they've obviously gone down 6% and i can go down the list and give you 50 names to a hundred that are down 40, 50, 70% from the 52-week highs. so if you don't think that we're anywhere close to a bottom, what do you think we need to do from here to find that bottom and when you said that i was wondering if you'd had breakfast with jeremy granthem with a major crash. you certainly sound like you think we're going a lot lower from here although you perhaps did it more eloquently than sayin

equity positioning has been flushed out after the recent selloff.eutsche bank pointed out that positioning is underweight for the first time since climbing back from those post-pandemic lows. it's an interesting set up heading into the fed today. manus: absolutely. there you go. there's your positioning. they could still be a little bit more to go if it's qt and it is sizable qt. dani: let's get a check on what the markets are doing this morning. if all this positioning has been flushed out, what can you do besides sit and wait on your hands until the fed decision? money coming into tech after microsoft earnings yesterday. when the futures opened up, we had 1.4%. this is a remarkable turnaround. mirroring the action that we saw in microsoft overnight. weakness in the dollar heading into the fed decision. little changed on the u.s. 10 year yield. brent crude pumping out more of that strategic released reserves at $88 a barrel. let's get to asia. what we are seeing is mixed ahead of the fed. the csi 300 is attempting to avert a technical bear market.

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agreed to continue our dialogue. lodging it showed yellow, has the us than its allies. russell with flushes, demands of frosty atmosphere, spreads along ukraine's border. and we have team coverage on this story with our correspondence, emily sherwin in moscow and terry schultz in brussels. terry, the u. s. a native have now delivered written responses to russia's security demands. what's their message? good morning, terry. the message from both the u. s. and nato to moscow is that there is still a chance for diplomacy to get out of this. escalating military buildup that moscow continues along the border with ukraine. and you could see from this very coordinated effort to last night, both in the u. s. and nato, delivering their letters and coming out and holding these press conferences in the evening that they wanted to show to the kremlin that they were following moscow's request in, in issuing, written a written response to the demands of, of moscow. some of which are, are clearly unacceptable to both the u. s. and nato. but they wanted to not give russia an excuse that they had not respon

but i think to, to is happy because to say doesn't want it to be flush from that. i want to, but remember what it would wake that it. and i think those that were given instructions did exec you back now teach you will be remembered of colace to helping and to pull aside, excuse me, but also for his idea of restorative justice, which has been used in thousands of post conflict situations around the world. can you help us remember what restorative justice actually is? this started when the former president, nelson mandela pointed to to, to be the chair of the tools and the constellation commission. the main purpose of this commission wants to make sure that after our pop taped, when south africa is now ad democratic, these peace between at those with appetite, appetite injustices, and those were affected by that. and this happened by calling those that to where the perpetrators to come and account before the commission saying what they did and why they did. and those that were affected by this sam at these injustices were also kind of called upon to come and see thei

you flush it when you're done with the filth and whoever's behind it keeps their hands clean. so we now have a tsunami of slime, as one writer put it, flowing through our country and it is denying our citizens the most fundamental right when it comes to vote which is knowing who is doing what to whom. in this bill is the disclose act that would fix that. if you spend more than $10,000 in an election, you have to report it. and i don't care had you how many -- care how many shell corporations and phony trusts and 50-c-14, if you block your identity, our bill will get through it. it super drills through however many screens you put up and the american public will at last, once again, know who is really talking to them in their elections. dark money, madam president, takes away voters' right to know who is talking to them and what's going on in their democracy. it is a fundamental right. and, unfortunately, doesn't end there. because the other rights that my colleagues have so eloquently talked about to get to the ballot to be treated fairly at the ballot, to not be harassed on t

this kid me and quit, they'll flush trinity to interact with the say. you want to know their story into my grants verifying and reliable information for my grants. ah brushes warned it'll pay a high price if it invades ukraine, as tension builds up at the border western powers, a threatening, tough economic sanctions against moscow. china is taking a hard line as it battles. a spike in corona virus cases will ask if it's a risk to global trade. and small packages contain big problems. we'll look at how se, asia, why do use of sasha is harming the environment. is the state of the business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. the u. s. and it's western allies are threatening russia with severe economic consequences if it invades ukraine. they're hoping the prospects of further damage to an already pandemic hit economy could be enough to make moscow think twice. a key potential sanction being considered would be to remove russia from the brussels based international payment system, known as swift. it's an essential tool used by banks the world over

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thirst or urine; rash; itching; confusion; memory problems; muscle pain or weakness; joint pain; flushing; or fever. these are not all the possible side effects. problems can occur together and more often when opdivo is used with yervoy. tell your doctor about all medical conditions including immune or nervous system problems, if you've had or plan to have an organ or stem cell transplant, or received chest radiation. here's to a chance to live longer. ask your doctor about the combination of two immunotherapies, opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all those in our clinical trials. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. >>> 5:14. new zealand and australia sending military jets to tonga to assess the damage from the massive under water volcanic eruption. communications were abruptly cut off and most are unable to use the internet or make phone calls. the single fiber optic cable that connects them to the rest of the w

unity in a democracy is the unity by which is achieved by facing issues by flushing out the differences standing upon the decision of the majority. again, unity in the democracy is not achieved by sidestepping issues. fittingly, he spoke those words in the face of a filibuster on the anti-poll tax legislation. tonight, let us sidestep the voting rights no more. it's how we will find a path forward on protecting our freedoms in this turbulent 21st century, the only choice to move forward on these issues is to change the rules in the modest way that we have proposed. my colleagues, history is watching us. let us choose in favor of our democracy and stand up and defend the precious right to vote. >> mr. president, later today we expect the vote on undermining the filibuster in hopes of the ra

when you get to 60 to 70, to 80% of the s&p making a one-month low on the same day, that's that flushnally that tends to present itself at or near the bottom we have stress in options. stress in sentiment. and really important here, note how the character of this correction has simply been different than anything we've seen over the last 12, 13 years, right? this is the first 10% correction where bond yields have actually gone up, not down. that's a meaningful shift. where i think that's manifesting itself is through leadership i thought dan said something so important, in markets like this focus on where the emerging relative leadership is we brought two names to try to do just that, one in the machinery group, parker hannifi has been improving with six month highs and has not broken below its december lows. machinery. i think china easing there helps as well. those names. the whole group turning up second look at some of these insurance stocks, aftlac startig to show great relative strength, great support 58 to 60, i'd be a buyer of any weakness there. insurance is leadership global

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with in the past half hour, police flushed him out of the gym with a flash bang grenade and arrested put him into an ambulance. waiting for more information from them on his injuries. >>> we are also looking at a preway shoot that killed a recruit for the sheriff's department. the sheriff's department put out on twitter of them honoring him on his way out of the hospital after he had passed away. still haven't identified his name at this point. really trying to find exactly what led up to this senseless shooting. it happened on the 580 connector ramp to i-80 in oakland last night or yesterday afternoon at around 4:30. chp responding to a crash and they saw the driver had been shot and then realized that he was this young recruit for the sheriff's department. they are looking for help in their investigation. we are going to keep following for you. back to you. >>> right now getting your hands on a covid test feels almost impossible. all this happening while we are recording the highest covid numbers we have seen. justin andrew is live and the demand for covid test is sky high. >> yeah

. >> flush with cash, i am -- a major cash surplus. from covid carer to prices at the pump, we are following the money. >> you are watching abc 7 news. we are tracking the governor's budget announcement and the impact it will have on the economy. it is part of our commitment to building a better bay area. california has a record-breaking $286.4 billion budget. liz joins us now with a look at how the governor plans to spend it. >> he broke down his budget into five key areas which he calls california's greatest existential threats, the pandemic, climate change, homelessness, economic and quality -- inequality, and immigration. >> california is heading into 2022 with a surplus. the governor outlined his proposal on how he wants to spend it. one major announcement is a plan to tackle the high cost of living by creating universal health care coverage. it would provide health care to all low income californians regardless of age or immigration status. >> california is poised to be, if this proposal is supported, the first state in the count

now the media business is at the top of that sign wave and things are really flush.a rather small number of them will work. there's going to be a shake out. as it happens in certain parts of the media, you know, this is limited, doesn't solve the problems of local journalism around the country but in certain places, washington, new york, maybe some extent the entertainment industry the media is all of a sudden flush, it's prospering again in a way it wasn't 15 years ago. my guess is every tide that comes in eventually rolls out. as warren buffett said when the tide runs out you find out who is wearing swim trunks and who isn't. >> when i think about the power of institutions i think about election week 2020 how all the major networks and the ap all called the race and all told the truth that president biden was the president-elect. even fox told the truth in that important moment. you think about the future of media and politics, if we don't have institutions that do that work, that do the data analysis, that know what happened in the election, you know, then we woul

lots of questions and the timeline is just being flushed out. >> joining us now is california congress man -- and member of the january six investigation peter aguilar, congressman, thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate your time this evening. let me ask you about that last point. the scope of the investigation. why subpoena these fake trump electors? how does what they were doing fit into what your investigation into the narrative that is being woven around january six and you're trying to get to the bottom of it? >> thanks for having me, ayman. i think the importance of these 14 individuals is because we want to know how deep this conversation went with individuals in and around the white house. was this something that they were directed to do by republican party officials? or was this something that was more coordinated? those are some of the questions that we have. but i think it is deeply disturbing that not only did the state capitals in the seven states and sent these slates of electors to congress, but they something to the national archives. they wanted to create

>> i don't think this is the flush we're waiting for. it certainly felt like it at one point today maybe it was the flush but look, i would say this to anybody that's got a pile of cash sitting there waiting to be invested. you should continue to invest it you shouldn't do it all at once. you should feather it in but on days liked to, where it feels so unsure, i would just sit back and kind of let the damage happen to see where the chips fall. i be making note of names that i like or names that are already in my portfolio that are getting dragged down for no reason other than getting dragged down, and then i would start to allocate money but i'm also in that 2022 in that value so i would specifically be looking at the value side of the equation, not so much the tech side, but when you get nvidia trading down to $210, it's almost hard not to want to jump in there and grab some and backup the truck. liz: well yeah, nvidia down 4% right now, well off the lows of the session. i'm looking at it still up about 70% over the past 52 weeks, but n

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walked back comments along these lines and forgot about it during the time that our reporting has flushed out even more today. that he had a private republican conference conversation where he said the same thing and now there's evidence of him saying it on two different occasions that the former president did concede that he at least bore some responsibility for what happened on that day and to your broader point, john, this is the point that the january 6th committee is honing in on, that kevin mccar think hasn't told the whole story, that there's a lot more that he knows about the events leading up to, the day of and what happened after january 6th that they believe is very important to their investigation despite the fact that he says that he has nothing relevant to offer, but, john, there is still a big question about whether or not there is any authority for them to enforce the idea of him coming before the committee, even if they issue a subpoena. this is still going to be a massive fight for the committee, and they may and do it through a public relations war. all of it shows at t

he flushes it with a little authority.ruggle defensively in the second half, third quarter, navigates, finds ways o'neill, puts the jazz ahead, warriors gave up 41 and the third. most all season. fourth quarter, dubs then 101 98, curry working hard, finding space off the screen and we have ourselves a ball game. here he is with 90 seconds to go. he knocks it down off the auto quarter assists. 20 points for stuff, he was not letting them lose. looking to put on ice, little pump fake and he sings it. get 12 points off the bench. how about the golden state warriors? 123-116 to go clay is coming back soon, folks. wiccans excited to finally, finally play with him. >> it is the best to see what he does, what he can do. this impact he has defensively, offensively, it is crazy. i'm excited to play with him. except for him to get back. >>> a little football is coming back after the break. and a record-setting performance in the rose bowl. a whole lot of scoring and pasadena's coming your way. is coming >>> welcome back. it is the g

who was their chief lobbyist for so many years is it just the fact that they had they were flush with cash. i mean it if it wasn't the brilliant strategist at the top, which doesn't sound like wayne lap here. is then how do you account for how they've become so influential? you know, i i think that they actually some some level of arrogance developed during the obama years when they were flush with money and it was easy for them to kind of push this message that the obama white house or the obama administration was a threat to people's gun rights or wanted to restrict people's ability to have firearms. it was easy to sell that message to fundraise and increase membership and that worked for a time. in fact, it worked until one of the greatest successes of the nra, which is the election of donald trump. they went in they went all in for donald trump. they spent more than 30 million dollars on his first selection campaign more even than the trump. super pac. did that cycle one thing that's interesting in misfire. is that when everyone was fleeing from donald trump? after the axis hollyw

out abs, consumer loan abs, we know the consumer is still flushed with cash, 2.5 trillion dollars iness savings, and that's not going to go away immediately, that's going to go away over time. jonathan: how would you balance that with your exposure to say inflation protection? the story of last year, a lot of people rushed towards getting inflation protection. it seems to me coming into this year, get an exposure to higher interest rates and protection from that as well. if you are going to bet on the success of the fed, do you will do everything you just said and move away from inflation protection? >> last year was absolutely a great year -- they had massive inflows. you have five times more inflows into tips then you had in the two years prior to the pandemic. and that's what shows financial conditions to be so easy. one thing you haven't spoken about -- we talk about the levels of real yields. it is also about the slope of the real yields curve. that slope is still very steep. meaning that front-end real yields are much more negative than longer and real yields. when financial co

that's right, what you flush away today becomes tomorrow's covid case count. this video shows how samples of human waste are collected from a pipeline at san jose's sewage treatment plant. the samples are then sent to a stanford lab, where they are analyzed for covid. >> i think the beauty of this particular program is it detects sars-cov-2 in the wastewater, regardless of your symptom medics status, or where you were at in the possession of the disease. you don't have to be tested. it represents the entire community. >> reporter: this is what the samples are showing. cases piling up in late december, and peaking on january 7, before leveling and dropping off january 10. readings from four wastewater facilities from gilroy to palo alto show similar peaks and drop-offs, it matches what is being recorded in communities across the country. does this mean this bike is over? >> what we have seen is it has been a predictor of what could be to come, the general trend you know, but whether we can say the reappearance or not is still in question. what we can tell you i

flushing it home. that is a grown man's jam, team high, 22 for him. they are up 31.like harry houdini. easy work tonight at chase, 130- 92 is the final tally. they get to t-wolves at home thursday night. >> the last couple of weeks week we have been grinding and hoping to get out of the mud and tonight it felt kind of cleansing like, okay, we are, you know, we are right again. >> i thought it was an a plus, a plus for the warriors. >> clay and the captain hat, we love it. >> clippers come back from 35 points. >>> some people can have everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. julie and bob are paying $700 less every month. dee now gets comprehensive coverage with no monthly premium. and the novarros are paying under $100 per month. check coveredca.com to see your new lower price. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. >>> an amazing rescue caught on camera in delaware. >>> a group of police offi

for example, the kidneys use water to flush out excess waste materials. approximately one and a half liters of urine is exc it from the body every day, fly the bladder it's important to keep the body well hydrated. we all need to drink a lot every day. water is a solvent and a re agent with a body could only process vital substances like salts, with the help of water. water helps to break down food so that the body can absorb the nutrients. water is constantly at work throughout the body. o metabolism needs water to function. water plays another important role in the summertime. it cools the body down when we're too hot, the sweat glands release a salty fluid through the pause, which then evaporates on the skin. this process, known as perspiration, helps the body stay cool. that by maintaining body temperature without h 20, human beings couldn't survive. and not just humans. without water, they would be no life on earth. most of the earth is covered with water. at the same time, 3600000000 people suffer from water scarcity. among the reasons a climate change, population growth and in

thirst, or urine, confusion or memory problems, muscle pain or weakness, fever, rash, itching, or flushingt all the possible side effects. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions, including immune system problems, or if you've had an organ transplant, had or plan to have a stem cell transplant, or have had radiation to your chest area or a nervous system condition. today, keytruda is fda-approved to treat 16 types of advanced cancer. and is being studied in hundreds of clinical trials exploring ways to treat even more types of cancer. it's tru. keytruda from merck. see the different types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. >> now on inside california politics, the effort to bring single payer health care to the golden state passes a key hurdle. the reality is status quo is killing people. the author of ab 1400 makes the case for his bill. plus another blow for the biden administration in washington, dc as a voting rights reform bill. >> fails to pass in the u.s. senate. congresswoman barbara lee on

thirst, or urine, confusion or memory problems, muscle pain or weakness, fever, rash, itching, or flushingnot all the possible side effects. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions, including immune system problems, or if you've had an organ transplant, had or plan to have a stem cell transplant, or have had radiation to your chest area or a nervous system condition. today, keytruda is fda-approved to treat 16 types of advanced cancer. and is being studied in hundreds of clinical trials exploring ways to treat even more types of cancer. it's tru. keytruda from merck. see the different types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> read joyce they shun after 941 days were star klay thompson will make his return to the nba tomorrow when golden state host the cleveland cavaliers, thompson made the announcement on his instagram page. the workers also shared a brief video of thompson saying dubbed nation i'm back the 5 time all-star hasn't played in a game since june of 2019 after

flushing it home. that is a grown man's jam, team high, 22 for him. they are up 31.like harry houdini. easy work tonight at chase, 130- 92 is the final tally. they get to t-wolves at home thursday night. >> the last couple of weeks week we have been grinding and hoping to get out of the mud and tonight it felt kind of cleansing like, okay, we are, you know, we are right again. >> i thought it was an a plus, a plus for the warriors. >> clay and the captain hat, we love it. >> clippers come back from 35 points. >>> some people can have >>> an amazing rescue caught on camera in delaware. >>> a group of police officers and a bistander used their super human strength to save a woman pinned under her car. you might call it a freak accident. 70-year-old woman stepped out of her suv without putting it in park and got trapped underneath. her leg became stuck in the wheel well, a neighbor tried to use the jack to lift the car. it was not enough. so, neighbors and police combined their strength to lift the suv. they are certainly hailed as heroes for possibly saving her life. >

. >> you want it to be flush. >> reporter: they will grow and the forest will return to mostly redwoods ready for the next disaster. >> fire burns at a lower intensity and natural way and don't end up with the catastrophe wildfires that devastate the forest and burn out communities. >> reporter: they are a year old and a typical worker can plant 100 to 200 in a day. >> the most important part, pat it on the head, good luck. >> to be able to add-on to the forest so others in the future can also benefit the way i have it is an amazing feeling. >> it felt amazing. just being out here and putting life in the ground after fire it is pretty awesome. >> in the santa cruz mountains, kpix5. >>> coming up, two movies continue to battle for the top of the weekend box office. the super hero that swung away with the number one spot. >>> the last two weekends featured two different box office champion and the same two movies scored off again. >> which one came out on top? [ laughter ] >> you tell me? >> we have the early estimates. >> our ancestors they were terrible people. >> "king's men" stayed in

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a similar in structure to a peach has a thin skin flush underneath and a pit in the middle of the earth's pits or cor, in the center has a temperature of about 6000 degrees celsius and contains radioactive elements that release heat much of that heat dates back to the earth's beginnings when dust and other rocky particles drew together and condensed to form a planet. at that time, all the components, metals, rocks, water, and gases were well mixed. over time, the heavier materials, like iron, nickel, and radioactive elements sunk to the center. this radioactive fuel can continue to heat the earth for billions of years and the 3000 kilometer thick at mantle and shows that very little heat escapes. it's a bit like a thermos flask that keeps drinks hot. even outer space only extracts heat from the earth very slowly, and space is very cold. about $2.00 kelvin, or about minus $270.00 degrees celsius, a lot colder than the ice at the polls. so the ice won't extinguish volcanism lava spearing volcanoes will continue to shape the face of our planet for years to come . thanks to earth's central he

that something flushes in your awareness they discovered in the place that they encountered on a daily basis that has some different history and the history has been suppressed because they need they leaving the house with us into his house for their parents and want them to think about the dark history, this is the most extreme version of a very universal story. and it makes it more extreme defined that we all know about the holocaust. in think of many places in the world where you have this same problems, may be seen ghosts when we went to school, did we invoke futures in the home? who did this felicia times to present holland nation of big things that were together victims with jews. and he's also done with using this heritage of murano. and this is what sir is striking today to the strategic uses of, of the history of for the holocaust in the history of the warsaw ghetto, the history of murano whom we are witnessing every year. the march of independence before marching in the middle of the city was a neo fascist symbols. it should be a day of celebrate. and i think it's very upsett

. >> the latest covid surge may be on it way according to what experts find in what you are flushing. >> people who are sick, infected with covid within they do have the virus in their poop. when this a goes in the waste water system and down the suers it gets collected as one big sample. >> for nonts now environmental health experts and health departments around the bay have been testing waste water to detect levels of covid infection in communities. and the latest data shows the amount of covid in the waste water is going down. >> now what we'll want to see over the next week or so, that going to continue? we want that decrease sustained and in communities where we are not seeing that we hope to see that soon. >> santa clara county is one of several participating regions. and here they're seeing that light at the end of the tumble. the graphs tell us why. each shows the level of infection in our waste over the last six weeks. the peak january 6th. since then all four treatment plans show the numbers dropping. >> the waste water data is representative of the clinical data. and often

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