and cervical cancer will increase support for hpv vaccination, screening, and treatment, will conveneovernment officials, global health leaders, and funders to ensure we make progress against cervical cancer and support the vital mission of pepfar. we also know that ending investments in pfar prematurely puts the progress that's been made at risk. because of gains in global health, the population of youth age 15 to 24 is expected to grow significantly from where it was at the beginning of the a.i.d.s. epidemic. this group is at particular risk for hiv infection, especially young women. if we do not continue to equip young people to protect themselves from infection, our success could be reversed in a heartbeat. we ought to be proud of what has taken place and know that pepfar is a successful, data-driven, resulted-oriented program. it should be fully funded to protect the gains made and achieve the a.i.d.s.-free generation. pepfar's always had incredible bipartisan support and continues to benefit from the collective efforts of republicans and democrats, and we hope that support conti

prepare for was cervical cancer. 91% of cervical cancers are caused by the human papillomavirus or hpvour children from cancer. i survived my cancer. but you can stop cancer before it starts. talk to your doctor and go to thinkaboutthelink.org to learn more. david: abc is bringing roseanne back to life without roseanne. it's called the conners featuring the family. joining me now is tammy bruce. president of independent women's voice and a fox business editor. tammy, is anybody going to watch roseanne without roseanne? tammy: from my radio audience they weren't interested. this is an interesting points of view. i found, and i have been critical of roseanne in the past. and yet she was really the only likeable -- except maybe for dan, she was the most of likeable character. my audience, you are thinking why would we watch that. every time you see it, it will and reminder about what happened. what she tweeted was awful. but i found her apology to be quite genuine. but all the people who had been making a lot of money for years threw her under the bus. now they are having the new show. sh

the hpv vaccine in the u.s. is very safe and effective, and my kids got theirs last year. i think that those myths persist more in europe than they do in the u.s. but again, hpv vaccination coverage is not as high as we would like in the united states, and i think, you know, it's been frustrating, since it's a cancer vaccine, and what parent wouldn't want to prevent their kid frometting cancer? turns out that when you talk to parents about this vacvaccine, y are actually more than willing to prevent their kid from getting cancer. sometimes it's the providers in this case misunderstanding the vaccine and not being able tosp should, but the safety and effecti effectiveness. so this is another space where i'm hoping working with the professional organizations, we can help providers get the right information so that they can talk effectively to parents. >> thank you. >> thank you. and i think we go back to the issue of sharing information, communication, trying not to preach, but rather, to teach. and that's probably a very important aspect, also for the scientific community a

i am specifically, as part of hpv asking for you to fund the ongoing support of share which martha just mentioned. providing subsidies for families who have a documented need to remain insensitive skipped our san francisco. 450,000 a year. and also for the mental health services which would then be shared between five different agencies. catholic charities, compass, hamilton, homeless prenatal program, and providence. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: next speaker. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: good morning supervisors. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: thank you so much for paying attention. i noted this time you are paying attention. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: thank you so much for putting yourself down and paying attention to us. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i worked for 20 years with immigrants and those living in hotels. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i am aware of the needs of the community. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i have gone door-to-door and i ha

screened for cervical cancer, 32,000 treated for pre- cancer and 147,000 have been vaccinated against hpv virus responsible for most cases of the number one cancer killer among women in sub-saharan africa. we announced the next phase between the institute to eliminate cervical cancer deaths among hiv-positive women in sub-saharan africa within a generation. the partnership to end aids in cervical cancer will increase the vaccination screening and treatment and can be an government officials, global health leaders and the founders to ensure progress. we know ending investments in pepfar prematurely puts the progress that has been made at risk because of the gains in global health of the population 15 to 24 is expected to grow significantly from where it was at the beginning. this group is at a particular risk. we ought to be proud of what has taken place and no pepfar is a data-driven result oriented program that should be fully funded to protect the gains made and achieve a generation. they always have incredible bipartisan support. and continue to benefit from the collective efforts of t

season of "the bachelorette" begins on monday where the bachelorette must choose between 28 strains of hpvaudience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] the human rights campaign this weekend projected messages on the department of education headquarters asking secretary betsy devos how she sleeps at night. said devos, "same as everyone, i hold my breath 'til i pass out." [ laughter ] cnn reported today that eight women are accusing actor morgan freeman of inappropriate behavior. not only that, 600,000 penguins. [ audience ohs ] [ light laughter ] here he comes. [ applause ] new york mayor bill de blasio announced today that the city will begin rolling out a dockless bike sharing system this summer. and they're all at the bottom of the hudson river. [ laughter ] a new study shows that using a cpap machine to regulate airway pressure can improve the sex lives of people with sleep apnea. said one woman, "yeah, i'd probably be willing to do it more if you wore a mask." [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] "yeah, no, it's a billboard, white billboard. black letter -- just look up." [ light lau

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. >> he diagnosed me with hpv. there is no physical evidence in my body that i had a disease. complaint in 2016. allison and colina say they voiced concerns to nurses and nothing was addressed. he gained access to their bodies as a medical professional. did you know from the first encounter, this is far and beyond what should be the norm? >> i had full trust in usc, in him as a doctor and professional. >> he kept insisting that there was a medical reason for everything he was doing. >> reporter: more than 400 women reached out to usc since the report first surfaced. accusations range from inappropriate racist commentary to improper genital contact. when the news first broke, usc president, sent a letter saying, in part, on behalf of the university, i sincerely apologize to any student who may have visited the student health center and did not receive the respectful care each individual deserves. the women say it might not be possible for usc to right the wrongs they feel has been done. >> it is painful to know that, like, our collective voices ultimately meant near nothing to