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the medical sol, susan, gaza tell. 1 l g 0. health workers have been killed in fires dante advise ready forces at command, old ones, hospital the time sammy say that this is out to 0 live from dell hall. so coming up, the moment, the chief of the world health organization runs for his life as his right. the forces hit him in spain as far as easy syria ref senior figures of the asset regime and promised abilities of the country. the political turmoil and south korea, the governing constant curious is the acting president, is empty. the medical sol, susan galls the site several health work has been killed and fire, as they say, was started. when this riley forces storm the come out on one hospital, the world health organization says the hospital is no longer functional. israel's military size, the facility is a mass strong hold. on a cup, i zoom reports from central gaza in place for healing. now, in battle ground, one of the last, what king hospitals in building comes up is bedding, moments before a member of a stuff managed to deliver

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health? much worse after this hospital has been put out of l hospital has been put out of service. heard from the deputy minister of health in gaza this morning who told us the staff after the hospital was forcibly evacuated yesterday, around 100 were taken to be interrogated, some have been released and said it was a hard night of interrogation, others are still understood to be detained including the director of the hospital. those who have been released, some of the staff have had a chance to go to a nearby hospital which was itself evacuated by the israeli military earlier in the week and was proposed by the israeli military as a place where staff and patients could continue to work in. the staff have said there is no hospital to speak of at the indonesian hospital, they said there is no running water or electricity. the who says they are very concerned for the patients who had acute needs including ventilation equipment, where the indonesian facility does not appear to be equipped in order to take care of their needs. the israeli military, after clearing the hospital yesterday

l. o. where are the smaller health facilities or clinics across the central in the area is the fact that it is running out of coffin. there has been so much that's going on to the point. now, plastic bags where bodies are kept inside or of the coffins here, the most of the hospitals do not exist anymore. this is another crisis that is due after the story out of the cried these since the beginning of this didn't start the war and not even is at swap. those whites sheets derives a dance var killed in these attacks. same situation apply itself elsewhere across the doctor between dogs and cities were this crisis of lack of confidence is also a problem in ga the city. all right, we'll live with that. thanks so much, honey. my move of the now these really minute 3 is still on the come out loud one hospital, one of the only remaining health care facilities in northern casa and ambulance outside. the building was targeted. these 30 people including medical stuff and patients were killed in the attacks in and around the baby functioning facility stuff. and patients have been around developing detain

to the closest point despite the dangers, . and evacuated a large number of patients. l the head of the world healthledge he was in yemen on thursday when israel launched air strikes at houthi targets. this footage reportedly captured the incident from inside the airport. dr tedros adhanom ghebreyesus, who's now injordan, said the main target, the international airport in sanaa, was a civilian facility and should not have been hit. at least six people were killed. israel says it was targeting military infrastructure. alon pinkas, israeli diplomat and writer says he's not sure israel should be striking at yemen alone. it remains to be seen if israel is making a smart move here, because the houthi issue is does notjust concern israel, it's much more international. they control the entrance through the bab el—mandeb strait into the red sea, leading to the suez canal. yesterday, british and us air airstrikes in yemen against the houthis. so while mr netanyahu likes to boast and brag, and he's right in the sense that israel will respond, i think that it needs to be a part of a broader international effor

a senior and diplomat held talks with osmond l. sharah, the revelator who's h t, as in group health, over throw dictate, or bashar al assad through jean h t. s ones have ties to the terra group, al qaeda, but parted ways with them. several years ago to the w correspondent to abraham joins us now from damascus. hello to us. so what does this move by the us mean for syria? well, certainly, if you as serious defacto rebel leaders, this is a step in the right direction. this is, this would be a part of a larger effort to try and bring syria a connected back again with the international community and international organizations. um, they're also calling for the lifting of sanctions on syria, which of been, of course, placed on the former regime due to its involvement and war crimes against its own people. certainly hear from damascus as far as the rebels leaders is concerned. this is one step in the right direction for their country and certainly lends them legitimacy as the defect to leaders of syria and for the united states. as, as to us, the department official said it wouldn't make s

now to the l. x the hospital went over whelmed health workers say they have limited supplies and the struggling to provide advocate for the newest is way the strikes on the school in kansas city of code 7 palestinians. children when one of the casualties and the attack on our matched all, i see the school. it was crowded with the space posting is many of whom into flat areas and know the gaza, which would be under his radius each now for more than 2 months. or the cml ad, one hospital and northern gauze. it was barely functioning after repeated this radius strikes the behavior around the medical facility in bed. life has been on the coast into time for weeks. hundreds of patients in need of urgent care. let's go to dera bottom and central goes and speak to and who are doing and, and, and tell us more about these latest strikes that up here. well, the past couple of hours, the air starts have been concentrated, intensively in the middle area. let's start with the latest top which was in as good. right? jeffrey g. come where the ambulance, his heart harry to the targeted site. we still

that british l doctor we heard from, he said israel is targeting health care workers and health careities as part of its wider strategy. 50 people were killed in the hospital, where they terrorists?— in the hospital, where they terrorists? , . terrorists? israel never, ever tar: ets terrorists? israel never, ever targets civilians _ terrorists? israel never, ever targets civilians intentionally| targets civilians intentionally but you do see hamas terrorists disguising as workers. we have seen unrwa full of terrorists. terrorists disguised as civilians, they shoot, it is very challenging for the israeli army to really pinpoint and see exactly who is a terrorist. any workers that idf targeted, they are terrorists, not workers. we have seen _ terrorists, not workers. we have seen an _ terrorists, not workers. we have seen an uptick in violence in yemen, striking the airport earlier this week. what is israel's goals in yemen. yemen is... israel's goals in yemen. yemen is- -- from _ israel's goals in yemen. yemen is... from the _ israel's goals in yemen. yemen is... from the 7th _ israel

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come out, add one hospitals, a lives functioning health facility in the north. the are you watching l g 0 life from don't. how is that people also a head? serious international airport is back in business. the 1st domestic flight takes off since the fall of special left side. jordan says it will reopen. it's only border crossing with syria and nearly 2 weeks have to be close for security reasons or so ahead. i'm out of the top of the line, the angle, and i'll tell you what to say the lord care are getting more the . there's been no, let up in these rather the attacks on guys come out loud one hospital in the north of the strip. it's been targeted again. is there any forces also struck a residential building nearby for hospital director says thousands were injured in the attacks early and is radio striking home sheltering displays. people in the area killing at least eights in central and southern guys. and meanwhile, 10 saying what were supposed to be safe, so ins came under fire, and several people were killed. northern guys, or has been andres really sees for more than 2 months now.

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it said deliberate attacks on the health care system and northern garza, l y for an l l. a. hospital is a face being talked to, didn't have strengths coming several times to the hospital at times come to days, alter rate on the come all on one hospital in northern johnson is the right to sum up as if it was arrested by is rarely forces his whereabouts remain? another softer is acting president troy saying monk has declared 7 days of morning up to some of these plane crash that killed many. everybody on board for the 2 crew members survived. a 179 people die. palestine and john list has been shot and killed their home and you need in the occupied the west bank a find me says she was walking to a grocery store when a shot was fired from the direction of a palace. then you know, authority, security priced, and it statements spokesman said they would know personnel in the area at the time . it abraham has more details from ramallah and the occupied with hearts intention in janine and it's refugee camp after the killing of the 21 year old. so the above, she's a journalist who

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l. remembers those war reporters from his childhood . the famous journalist so that i recall with david health stream peter on it, neil she and molly cypher tim page and they would name that i grew up with as a teenager watching the vietnam war in on tv every night. fellow new zealander peter on that is credited as being the only western journalist to cover the 20 year war from start to finish was assigned to vietnam by the associated press as a corresponded with their uh, side gone bureau and i arrived there inside gone in june of 1962 at that time side gone still had the atmosphere of the french colonial cities. when i arrived in psych on i checked in at the carousel hotel that was a uh, a residence where a piece stuff is who were in and out of the country always stay the war then was between north and south vietnam. but as it intensified american presence inside on group, the 1st 400 us military advisors checked into the rex hotel. but some stayed at the carnival enough to interest the journalists there. what was interesting to me is a journalist that in the hotel a carnival or a stain, the work crow kind of young americans in the bar

the killing of brian l thomson set off a five day manhunt that captivated people around the world and prompted a debate about healthoday in new york, prosecutors branded him a terrorist. they have charged him with three counts of murder, two with three counts of murder, two with terrorism components, and the manhattan district attorney, in announcing the indictment, so this was a frightening, well—planned, targeted murder in one of the most bustling parts of the city that was intended to cause shock, attention and intimidation. he then outlined the timeline of the suspect�*s movements, including the key moment when he is accused of shooting brian thompson. from 6:38am to 6:44am the defendant stood across from the entrance of the hotel on west 54th street. when he saw mr thompson he crossed the street and approached him from behind. we allege he then took out a nine millimetre 3d printed ghost gun equipped with a 3d printed suppressor, and shot him once in the back and once in the leg. the new york district attorney said he now has indications that luigi mangione will no longer fight his extradition to new york, and

indeed, exactly as was l being said there, the hope was nearly lost, especially on northern gaza. the world healthn said the hospital was the last medical facility working in northern gaza. this hospital and the vicinity of the hospital now in a deep humanitarian crisis at the moment. there are more than 100 patients that are in the hands of the israeli forces, there are more than 200 medical staff also detained, and the whole area is completely destroyed. the israeli forces in the search of militants, of hamas commence at the hospital, said the hospital completely on fire, and now the world health organization does not have any ability to provide medical facilities all medical services in northern gaza. now the situation in northern gaza has become very, very serious, there is no medicalfacility thatis there is no medicalfacility that is working, there are tens of thousands of people who chose not to move from the north to the south, and staying between rebels and ruins of their homes in northern gaza are in a very dire situation. this civilian facilities that are completely destroyed at the mome

health care, c e a. brian thompson in manhattan, new york police said the man was spotted at a mcdonald's near the town of l. 2. now he had a firearm with a silencer and a fraudulent identification matching the one used by the suspect. check into new york last week. let's see. oh, from oh, that's the cost of it today. double the report of laura rebecca who's following the story for us from our washington bureau. we're good to see you. what do we know about the suspect has been detained and of any specific motion for the killing at this point? so far, what we know from what we heard from police as that a 26 year old suspect was born and raised in maryland. so a state not very far from here from the capital, the connection to pennsylvania, which is where he was detained, is that he studied engineering at the university of pennsylvania. and so when he was detained, he had on him a handwritten money festa that criticizes the way that healthcare companies puts profit above care for the people. so that is quite a clue as of why the ceo of one of the biggest players in this industry was murdered last week in the c

l e z h o u. i work for the public health for many years as a previous public employee, i was a whistle blower andfter we the people report what's wrong with certain department and we the public employees being retaliated. for example, in my example i report about covid 19 shots, a poison jab, a bio weapon and tell my public health leaders and the whistleblowers and the city leaders, including the mayor and our board of supervisors. so what do i get? suspension and termination. so the whistleblower department is not like what you talk about in here. so for all the board of supervisors receiving and telling them from the medical perspective, covid 19 shot is a bio weapon against our very own people. many people will be dead. it has been die dead, suffering from public health. another area this is for the clarification of public, public practices. the government only have two responsibilities one public health, two public safety, and none of these two carry by any of the board of supervisors or the mayor or anybody working in here in the san francisco ethics commission. and from the record that i ha

his health and the process of drafting the constitution may take about 3 years on a smart l. shara also expressed hope that the new constitution would be in effect for as long as possible. although this would be a difficult and lengthy task. as for the organization of the election, the leader of the new syrian administration said that this process could take up to 4 years since a full population census would be required to hold a fair election. specialized commissions will be set up and voting will be conducted within the framework of the national dialogue conference. the leader of the new administration also confirm that the rumors about appointments from only one political group are true as the current situation requires a unified coordinated position. in addition, he said that during the national dialogue, the dissolution of hire to feed all shot would be announced, adding that the un had not been able to release a single prisoner or return at least one refugee regarding the syrian democratic forces. al sharah noted that the syrian defense ministry plans to integrate curtis forces in

l g 0. there was that i had a strong this is rose will, has collab gauze us health care system. in october, the un accused israel of carrying out what a called a concession policy to destroy healthcare in the strip. the deputy h o says more than 1200 attacks. so being launched on health facilities in the occupied palestinian territories since is ro launched its full in april 2020 full garza's largest hospital, all she felt was destroyed during these riley seas, leaving hundreds of people dead. you one says any 17 of the strips. 36 hospitals are still functioning, but any partially with non providing full services due to the shortage of stuff and equipment. more than $1000.00 healthcare workers have been killed since october the 7th of last year. for somebody to face palestinian survey, their way to all the areas of northern does a many have few belongings and they are traveling unset, uber, him, i'll coline reports and i'm now sounded on. so i had been street in your bed just city after the read occupation forces for hundreds of people use to this, please from the school and sho

he was very close, and one of the problems was l and one of the problems was guinea worm, it is not a disease of cities, therefore ministers of health. i think one of the great stories is when he met with the president of nigeria, nigeria was reporting about five or 6000 cases a year, but they did a one—time survey and they found almost 700,000 cases of guinea worm at one time, and the president was so impressed with that, he put $1 million of nigerian money into the programme that day. this was not flashy _ programme that day. this was not flashy work, _ programme that day. this was not flashy work, was - programme that day. this was not flashy work, was it? - programme that day. this was not flashy work, was it? a - programme that day. this was not flashy work, was it? a lot| not flashy work, was it? a lot of whatjimmy carter did after the presidency was pretty quiet, it was pretty low profile, working on diseases that, like a guinea warm, few people knew about. why do you think he chose to go that route? a lot of this came under the radar. i route? a lot of this came under the radar-— the radar. i think he chose this because _ th

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l. the national standard. and while scientists agree on the adverse health effects of high levels of fluoride, there's also strong evidence showing low levels of fluoride is safe. but science shows more research may be needed, and it should be noted the cdc and the american dental association point to numerous studies showing low level fluoridation in water reduces tooth decay by at least 25%, calling it one of the greatest public health achievements of the 20th century. >> it's the dosage that is important. it's the dosage that counts. >> would there be any acceptable level? low level of fluoride that would be okay with any of you in the water or. no. no, no. and then there are questions about rfk jr.. s influence over the debate. president-elect donald trump's controversial pick to head health and human services, says he plans to end fluoridating water in his first 90 days in office. >> oh, i think certainly the rfk has magnified the issue and made it more of a national issue. >> was the discussion given a boost by rfk for any of you? >> no no, this came before rfk was given his platform. i didn't really notice

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this is l 0. life from bill also coming up, damaged and under funded. we take a look at the state of serious health care system. after 13 years of civil war, 3 is really a tax target on the wasi and southern gaza sitting 10 housing displaced, palestinians on fire. at least 11 people have been plus. and jessica washington, an engineer where the community is mounting 20 years since the indian ocean of creek and the the head of serious new administration is calling for a new start for the country and an end to all western sanctions. middle sharah has been meeting diplomatic leaders, including the turkish foreign minister. i'll show rise also meeting the jordanian foreign minister in damascus today they are expected to speak the reporters in the coming hours. there is new leader says he is focused on a peaceful transition after the fall of the regime officer with hush in my head bar . it has the latest on the diplomatic, developed the new authority here in damascus is taking a more model, diplomatic of ignition from neighboring countries in particular yesterday was so key. what sense it's been a so far

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l which forces get what. tom symonds in westminster, thank you. a bbc world service investigation has found that steven bartlett is amplifying harmful health misinformationcast, diary of a ceo. starting as a business podcast, there has been a noticeable shift towards health. over 15 recent episodes, an average of 1a harmful claims were shared by the guests, with little challenge from bartlett. leading health experts told the bbc the claims made on bartlett s podcast could sow distrust in medicine and could lead to patient harm. jacqui wakefield reports. steven bartlett is one of the most famous entrepreneurs in the uk and host of one of the biggest business podcasts globally, the diary of a ceo, topping the charts in places like nigeria, india and mexico. but over the last 18 months, there has been a notable change in its guests and subject matter. we tracked the podcast�*s episodes from the last 18 months, then we analysed the health—related ones. we fact checked the claims of 15 episodes with the advice of four experts. we found an average of 1a potentially harmful claims per episode. bartlett rarely challenges these claims. one of the guests bartlett

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