and also something known as immuno therapy.ory of jimmy carter, he had melanoma that spread to his brain. he thought he wasn't going to survive. but immuno therapy allowed his own immune system to fight the cancer. that's been effective for him and there's been more since then. >> president biden wants more. he has the cancer moonshot he's called for specifically as president but he's been working on it for some time. he wants to half cancer deaths in 25 years, how realistic is that? >> look at since 91, a 32% drop. if you look at the specific things he wants to do, the list makes sense. it's investments. we know the investments have paid off in the past. we have better trajectories, specifically the immuno therapies i was talking about. here on "new day" we were talking a couple weeks ago, about half of new cancers are probably preventable from smoking, obesity, other things that drive these cancer rates up around the world. if we can focus on that prevention in addition to the new therapies it makes a difference. >> wonderful

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immuno compromised as one of them, individuals over 65 and with other medical conditions.hose same populations do respond differently to the vaccine and so, there is the recommendation that the fda has for the general population, people with specialized conditions should seek out information from their medical providers how they should take the vaccines depending on their immuno responses. you may need additional care, pay attention to infection. it is important to reach out to your health care provider if you are in one of these high-risk groups to get more specific advice on how to deal with rooster vaccines. host: here is a tweet from lizzie. what is circulating right now is nothing but a cold, why push for more and more boosters? guest: omicron is not just a cold. we have 400 people a day dying from covid-19. we don't see that with things like the common cold. we rarely see that with influenza. covid-19 is still a big risk to the population. what you are saying is that more and more people are suffering milder infection because we have had vaccines out there. we have a

that patient was also severely immuno compromised. also new attend the person suspected of stabbing a man to death in san francisco over the weekend is now in custody. investigators announced just this afternoon that they made an arrest in the killing of a person on third street. the victim in this case was attacked saturday morning. investigators have not identified the victim or the suspect, a man charged with killing the mother of his child with a sword appeared in a cemetery county courtroom today, jose salon. no land. eta is charged with killing karina castro outside her apartment in san carlos last week. mandela was scheduled to be arraigned on a murder charge today, but his attorney asked for a mental competency exam. the judge granted that exam and the doctor is expected to be assigned tomorrow morning in court. san francisco police are looking for a catalytic converter thief who sent a police officer to the hospital in a chaotic attempt to evade arrest. ktvu christian captain tells us police are still looking for a man who's

that can i can if you could possibly pony on the golf course number or some of the principal and his immuno shop shop warner blah. so it really it was cool because the legs were me already in his life. the go, you and it was to north anyway, it was on the associate with north bush. those layers that don't go in the middle. some law only a tornado nationalist battalion fighters were tried in keith, massacring, looting and raping civilians including miners. how are you right now? you're not really walked here in the spring and summer of 2022. they received an, an estate released they joined the ranks of the ukrainian army, nevada does. yeah. we'll just slowly. so i still credit you. there is a pretty name got there and what are you? did you by lisa? you there was so, so when you, when i do it, this is all i see the whole school i would with all, but the leona would though, but don't teach us it. but like, yeah, so, but you, but also, you are you, there are hundreds of hours of video evidence of rapes and mesmer day. and gregory, as archive. he submitted the list of crimes marked as having no

are there going to be people who are immuno compromised in pharmacies or grocery stores are places certain people just have to go and what does it mean for those people when there's so much infection going around and what can i do to play my individual part to mark if you go into a big, crowded bar where nobody is wearing a mask, i don't think many people will be going -- many immunocompromised people will be going there right now. protect people around us to the best of our abilities and if we all do that utter, we will be in a better place. kristen: thank you so much for your time today. coming up next, san francisco mayor london breed is going to join us. we will ask about the return of dream force and what the city is doing to address ongoing concerns about publi kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefi

after the department confirms the first death due to m-pox in la county resident who was severely immunoise. the case was only the second in the u.s. being investigated as a possible m-pox death. the other case was in texas. >> coming up, nfl star brett under investigation in a multi-million dollar scheme. what he's accused of doing courts in the european union uphold a key ruling against google how much the company will be forced to pay. and when we come back, the verdict is in was a jury in the r >> very his son for r kelly's federal crimes trial in chicago. the jury convicted the singer on multiple counts but acquitted him of fixing his 2008 child trial. the 55 year-old was found guilty after prosecutors argued he and his entourage lured underage girls into acts and record of the abuse. also accused of conspiring to obstruct justice during a previous trial by intimidating witnesses and concealing video evidence. this decision comes after a federal judge in new york sentenced kelly to 30 years in prison back in june in a separate racketeering and trafficking trial. there based on that

she tried to reconcile immuno b b acts of the past and i think that would be the 1st step. i think at the moment people are a bit agitated because this is something that's placed on the carpet. and this is a conversation that is yet to be had in the open, which is having it in our huddles. and, but it, but it's not good enough, you know, and i think we're gonna keep getting these kind of reactions to them. one, a key and pill with these conversations start taking place in lloyd. does surely, susanna have some good points there? yeah, i mean, i think the young, the queen addressed it a little bit not, not that particular issue, but just generally criticism at the time of the anna cerebral is 1992, which was a disastrous year for the monarchy. and she says, sometimes it's very difficult when you're surrounded by protocol and deference. people latino nod and bow to you and everything to actually understand what's happening in the outside. and that they did that. i think the catalyst was the death of diana at 1997. and after that they realized they have to be more responsive to

the person was severely immuno compromised and has been hospitalized, according to the l.ublic health department. the report comes just days after the department confirmed the first monkeypox death in an l. a county resident. there are just over 1800 confirmed or suspected cases of monkeypox in l. a county updated covid booster shots are now available at the richmond civic center vaccine clinic. the boosters by fighter and moderna target the omicron variants. this clinic is open tuesday through saturday, people can make appointments on the contra costa county vaccine website walk ups are available if there is compassion. city. people we spoke with just today. they want to protect themselves from the highly transmissible variants. immunity of my immunity to the is has gone down quite a bit. and so i want to have this up, so i hopefully won't get covid. or if i do get covid. it will be very mild and if i'm less likely to have long covid the clinic, located on 25th street and seventh avenue in richmond, is also offering up impax and t dap vaccines. public works crews in san f

he got one of these immuno therapies and as far as i know he is still building houses with habitat forow. >> still here doing the work. i want to ask you about your podcast. i know it is exciting chasing life is really interesting. this is what, the fifth season? what is most exciting to you? >> this is one of the great privileges for us. i am a brain guy. i've always loved that. this season is all about the human senses. the way we perceive the world. and what happens when we don't perceive well. things like face blindness for example, inability to recognize faces. also how animals sense the world and how that is different than humans. we talk about pain. if you have pain could i ever truly understand your pain by understanding how you experience that pain? we dive into these issues in a big way. i got to tell you, i learn a lot even though i study the brain as my side job or primary job when you do the podcast you get to talk to these fascinating people who teach us how the world is perceived differently. >> i always learn something from you. this podcast is wonderful and you have a

immuno compromised as one of them, individuals over 65 and with other medical conditions.se same populations do respond differently to the vaccine and so, there is the recommendation that the fda has for the general population, people with specialized conditions should seek out information from their medical providers how they should take the vaccines depending on their immuno responses. you may need additional care, pay attention to infection. it is important to reach out to your health care provider if you are in one of these high-risk groups to get more specific advice on how to deal with rooster vaccines. host: here is a tweet from lizzie. what is circulating right now is nothing but a cold, why push for more and more boosters? guest: omicron is not just a cold. we have 400 people a day dying from covid-19. we don't see that with things like the common cold. we rarely see that with influenza. covid-19 is still a big risk to the population. what you are saying is that more and more people are suffering milder infection because we have had vaccines out there. we have ant

immuno compromised as one of them, individuals over 65 and with other medical conditions.hose same populations do respond differently to the vaccine and so, there is the recommendation that the fda has for the general population, people with specialized conditions should seek out information from their medical providers how they should take the vaccines depending on their immuno responses. you may need additional care, pay attention to infection. it is important to reach out to your health care provider if you are in one of these high-risk groups to get more specific advice on how to deal with rooster vaccines. host: here is a tweet from lizzie. what is circulating right now is nothing but a cold, why push for more and more boosters? guest: omicron is not just a cold. we have 400 people a day dying from covid-19. we don't see that with things like the common cold. we rarely see that with influenza. covid-19 is still a big risk to the population. what you are saying is that more and more people are suffering milder infection because we have had vaccines out there. we have a

the patient was severely immuno compromised and had been in the hospital.rs are also checking whether or not another person who tested positive in texas. also may have died from the virus. time is 5 14 to buy them in the striations as americans who are eligible to get the new covid booster shot should do it by our tober, the white house covid response coordinator says. if you're considered at high risk, get omicron booster right now. most people, thld wait until around halloween, so there will be protected in time for the thanksgiving and christmas holiday season. and doctors say it's not a surprise that people who went to the burning man festival in nevada came back with covid 80,000. people attended that big festival. it did not require vaccinations or negative. covid test has been no official word on the numbers yet , but festivalgoers or posting complaints on social media about covid symptoms like sore throats and testing positive for coping. this morning. amtrak is preemptively suspending service on three long distance routes ahead of a possible strike

that patient was severely immuno compromised and had been in the hospital.s marks the 19th death from the monkey pox worldwide. doctors are checking whether another person who tested positive in texas also died from the virus. in the morning and forcing a new law for street vendors in san francisco, live with one spot in the city known for illegal street vending to explain the reasons behind the crackdown. plus the man charged with killing the mother of his child will be back in court today. what the san mateo district attorney says will happen if he is not able to stand trial. i want them to stop these abatements. these cruel and unusual bay tenants and unusual punishment that they inflict upon the community. we're hearing from the man who is fighting to try and keep his camp be makingtop the city from clearing out the encampment. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto coming up on eight o'clock right now, welcome to mornings onto i'm andre senior morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it's tuesday, september, 13th take a look at all the great behind us along th

things like we mentioned earlier, different immuno logic diseases can be impacted because treatments are very similar,or, for example, cancer cases where people may get delays in their care and contraindications to birth control that may not be accessible to them. there are so many ways that this is impacted, ways that, you know, medical decisions and other health professionals knew about and were seeing through texas. but, every day i'm hearing a new report about a different medication, a different patient scenario because every patient is unique, every patient is an individual and we in medicine have to be creative sometimes when we take care of patients, find different ways to treat different diseases and when our hands are tied. when there are bans that create a law without thinking about the people that it impacts, it's challenging physicians to be able to meet that individuality of parrots and give-- patients and give them the care that they need. >> i want to ask you, in your opinion, what does this notion of government mandate pregnancy or enforced pregnancy, what kind of out