i was on a segment talking about bird flu and mpox. the anchor said rfk junior opening of the states, so what effect will rfk junior have on public health? vaccine skeptic. i would love for you to comment on the administration breaking the cdc into two parts. i would love to understand your take. >> the nominees and house republicans and other folks in congress are not in alignment, so it will be interesting to see how this plays out. for what we are trying to do, cdc is a different organization. and why we say don't drink raw milk, why that's not good for your health. so that is what we will focus on. are trying to react, cutting cdc , are dollars flow so we will cut to cdc, helping folks understand, it is not as easy. i don't want a vision frozen in a moment. >> in the american psyche health care is not delivered by public health officials and covid change that. is that going to affect the way we respond? we will get some clear signs but how do we get to the deeper issue elevating the importance of public health? >> we have been bad

we talked about mpox, interesting to even as linguist tibor mpox he talks about all the difficultiesh my colleagues. one of the major reasons why mpox has come back and when we can't do anything about is because of the massive conflict, a massive conflict. this issue still remained there with the w.h.o. talks about mpox, they don't mention a conflict that is displaced. billions of people and is resulting in massive, staggering numbers of attacks on women, sexual violence in the context of violence. when the human rights council talks about those facts and the conflict there's literally just one line about mpox in the recent resolution of the human rights council. and i guess it's the job of the own you institute all of this community to try to bring this together to say these issues these public health issues and the human rights and humanitarian issues are very closely bound and questions around the legality of for instant attacks on healthcare has much greater ramifications than simply the immediate military advantage which right now is a basis of ih elsewhere i'm grateful for for

those who might be at risk for the mpox disease as well.mpox? >> yes so far what we are seeing is given to those who are at high risk if you are wondering how can you protect yourself from monkeypox, number one keep your hands wash and clean. never to avoid those who are sick. avoid eating possibly contaminated foods are going around animals who might be infected if you are potentially in a high risk group you can get the vaccine if you are high risk a candidate. those to be someone for example who has a weak immune system. jon: overall you think the situation is going to be under control? it would who were to have an outbreak we have the tools to manage it just like we saw under the leadership of president trump i had the tools work in the front lines of covid. taking care of thousands of patients with all sorts of diseases i had the tools i needed to help take care of my patients and i think that's going to be the same case moving forward. jon: we hope so. dr. janette nesheiwa good information thank you. >> thank you. jon: still to come,

case of a new strain of mpox was detected in san mateo county. according to officials, the person had recently traveled to east africa, but they want to stress to californians there's no reason to panic. >> i'm not very concerned for the general population still, and it's still very hard to get mpox even though somebody has it with the right infection control procedures, it's going to be very difficult for somebody else in the general population to get it. >> the patient was treated in the area and their symptoms are improving, something health professionals say is another good sign. it's a 180 from when mpox infections were on the rise in the u.s. in a statement, the san mateo county health department officer doctor kismet baldwin santana, said there is no concern or evidence that mpox clade one is currently spreading among individuals in san mateo county or elsewhere in the united states. doctor peter chin-hong echoed that, backing it up with a recent study done by the cdc. >> if this clade one b came to the united states and the results is tha

plus, a new strain of mpox detected in the bay area. what we know about the patient and why the discovery is causing concern. also a clear and chilly start to the weekend, but wet weather is heading our way. we're tracking when and where you could see rain. good evening everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney and i'm gia vang. the san jose state women's volleyball team was back on the court amid ongoing controversy and new legal action. at issue reports, there is a transgender athlete playing for the spartans. earlier this week, several people, including the team's co-captain, filed a title nine lawsuit. today's match was the first since that suit was filed. nbc bay area's kristy smith was there and has reaction from fans. cheers. today at san jose state as the spartans women's volleyball team took on the colorado state rams. i'm a die hard women's volleyball fan, man. for decades, a hot button issue has thrust the san jose state team into the national spotlight. uproar over reports that a transgender athlete is playing for

. >>> in other news, the first case of a more severe mpox strain has been detected in california. the person diagnosed recently traveled to eastern africa where there is an ongoing mpox outbreak. there currently isolating at home. health officials are working to identify any people who may have come into contact with the patient's. mpox is a viral disease and related to the smallpox virus, so it spreads quickly through close contact. >>> the san francisco fire department put out a small encampment fire near the ramp to highway 80 off 13th. nobody was hurt and the fire is under investigation. >>> tonight, surrounded by the transgender controversy, the san jose state women's volleyball team won a close match against the number one team. the cocaptain of the team is suing her coach and the conference to try to prevent a transgender teammate from playing in the upcoming tournament. da lin has more. >> reporter: two top women's volleyball teams in the mountain west conference battling it out. san jose state hosting number one, colorado state on saturday. some in the audience, like this

case of a new strain of mpox was detected in san mateo county. according to officials, the person had recently traveled to east africa, but they want to stress to californians there's no reason to panic. >> i'm not very concerned for the general population still, and it's still very hard to get mpox, even though somebody has it with the right infection control procedures. it's going to be very difficult for somebody else in the general population to get it. >> the patient was treated in the area and their symptoms are improving something health professionals say is another good sign. it's a 180 from when mpox infections were on the rise in the u.s. in a statement, the san mateo county health department officer doctor kismet baldwin santana, said there is no concern or evidence that mpog among individuals in san mateo county or the united states. doctor peter chin-hong echoed that, backing it up with a recent study done by the cdc. >> if this clade one b came to the united states and the results is that it's not going to be resulting in a lot of c

a new strain of mpox confirmed here in california.e'll talk about that in the other major health headlines in our getting answers segment, including donald trump's nominee to head the primary agency for public health research. he's actually a stanford doctor who made controversial headlines for opposing covid or hosting out of town guests for thanksgiving. some worrisome health news from bird flu detected in raw milk sold in california to the first confirmed case of a more severe strain of mpox in california. we're at the center of some big health concerns right now. plus, president elect trump's pick to lead the national institutes of health is a stanford doctor who backed herd immunity and criticized lockdowns during covid. a lot to talk about with us now. joining us, stanford infectious diseases doctor and researcher abroad. karen. doctor karen, thank you for your time today. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to start with bird flu, if we could, because you came on our show last week after an alameda county child became the first

. >> i've been watching with great trepidation the mpox situation in africa, and i've seen the latest guidance about how american children are -- we have better nutrition and better medical, so hopefully the kinds of mortality and infection rates you are seeing? wouldn't be as bad here. but as a parent, that's not very comforting. and i know that we have an approved vaccine for adults power notes. -- for adults. those with that vaccine, the w.h.o. recently approved for children, a couple of things. >> a different strain of mpox here at a level in the strain -- a new strain slightly more transmissible, but less severe. we are still trying to understand transmission dynamics much more clearly, but we are seeing as we dig in, and again, the importance of building relationships so we can really get in and help people with data systems. because what we first see as we dig through some of the data at the crc is that measles and mpox were a little co-mingled in the data. so are we really seeing an mpox case or is this just a measles case that we know is severe for children? one is trying to

health officials in the united states have reported their first case of a new form of mpox.mpox. the uk government says it will double its funding to help civillians affected by the ongoing war in sudan, pledging over 140 million dollars to go towards food shelter and education. the announcement comes as a rights group in sudan says more than 1500 civilians have been killed by the paramilitary rapid support forces in the last month in the state of jazirah alone. a human rights group in venezuela says over 100 prisoners detained during protests following july�*s disputed presidential election have been freed. 0pposition leaders have expressed relief over the release, as our latin america reporter mimi swaby reports. for a permit is a human rights group in venezuela that monitors what they call political prisoners. it says that more than 100 people have been freed on saturday after being detained in the aftermath of a highly disputed presidential elections injuly. —— foro penal. the prisoner release cited in the early hours of saturday across several prisons in central venezue

of a new strain of mpox.sula and helping those with special needs. the workshop designed to help those who have mobility issues it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪ in san mateo county, who tested positive for a new form of mpox, is said to be improving now. this was the first known case in the u.s. health officials say the patient had recently returned from east africa and is now isolating at home. people who potentially interacted with the patient are being contacted for testing. health officials say there is no evidence that this version of mpox is circulating in communities here in the u.s. santa clara county has a new system designed to help people dealing with a mental

. >>> a more severe mpox strain has been detected. the person diagnosed with the disease recently traveled to eastern africa where there is an ongoing mpox outbreak. the patient has undergone treatment and is isolating at home. officials are working to identify anyone who may have come into contact with the patient. mpox is a viral disease related to smallpox and spreads quickly through close contact. >>> an update on the city of berkeley's mayoral race. that is with the rank choice vote. the tight race is yet to be called and the next update is expected wednesday. in a statement hans said i know how uncertain the waiting period can be. while additional votes have been tallied there is more counting to be done. >>> san francisco joins cities across the nation to mark the fifth year since the 2019 antigovernment uprising in iran. they held signs commemorating the 1500 people killed by that regime. >> silence is not an option. it's time for the international community led by the united states to condemn the executions in iran. and recog

. >>> san mateo county is reporting the nation's first case of mpox.he cdc says the patient recently traveled to africa where there is an outbreak ongoing. the patient is isolating at home. mpox is a virus related to smallpox and it spreads quickly. >> everyone i think could feel pretty good and calm that there's really low risk to most people. so take a deep breath. at this point in time, again, everything is showing that there's still very low risk. >> health officials are working to identify anybody who might have come in contact with that infected patient. >>> as we get ready for cold temperatures and storms, the national weather service is trying to simplify its alerts to help people better understand the extreme weather and how they need to prepare. that includes consolidating terms for freezes into just two categories, freeze watches and freeze warnings. it's also adding a new term, cold weather advisories when an area is facing cold temperatures or wind chills, but not to extreme levels. >> on the heat side of things, we have an excessive heat

health officials in the united states have reported their first case of a new form of mpox, formerlywas treated in northern california, had travelled to east africa. 19 african nations have now reported cases of mpox. in the uk, four cases of the disease have been confirmed, all in people within the same household. us officials warn the viral disease is very infectious but that the overall risk to the public remains low. georgia's election commission has confirmed that the governing party won last month's parliamentary poll, an announcement that has sparked angry scenes. as the election commission chief prepared to rubber stamp the results, an opposition member of parliament threw black paint over him. 0fficial election results gave a 54% majority to the governing georgian dream party. the g7 group of countries have reasserted what they call their �*unwavering commitment�* to ukraine, 1000 days since russia's invasion. in a joint statement to mark the 1000—day anniversary, the leaders of the us, canada, the uk, france, germany, italy and japan wrote: us presidentjoe biden signed that

health officials in the united states have reported their first case of a new form of mpox — previouslythern california, had travelled to east africa. 19 african nations have now reported cases of mpox. in the uk, four cases of the disease have been confirmed — all from the same household. officials here warn it is very infectious — but that the overall risk to the public remains low. georgia's election commission has confirmed that the governing party won last month's parliamentary poll — an announcement that has sparked angry scenes. as the election commission chief prepared to rubber stamp the results, an opposition member of parliament threw black paint over him. official election results gave a 54% majority to the governing georgian dream party. in the philippines thousands of people have been urged to evacuate as super typhoon man—yi makes landfall. man—yi hit with maximum wind speeds of almost 200km/h. authorities have warned that man—yi has the potential to cause severe damage with "life—threatening" floods and leave millions at risk from storm surges. this is the sixth typhoon

case of a new form of mpox that can cause more serious illness and has been circulating in africa.patient had recently traveled to eastern africa and was treated in northern california after returning. mpox, previously called monkey pox is related to smallpox, can cause skin lesions and in serious cases can be extremely painful and potentially fatal. scientists say this new form like previous versions can be spread through close contact, including sex. however, the cdc says the risk in this country is low. >> lawyers for the suspect charged with murdering four university of idaho students are trying to get key evidence against him thrown out. bryan kohberger's defense team claims officers did not properly advise him of his constitutions rights when they arrested him in december of 2022. they say a dna swab, as well as pictures of his body should be inadmissible. kohberger has pleaded not guilty and is scheduled to go on trial in august. >> when we come back, the stamp that honors a tv legend. >> and a small plane crashed at a drag strip during a championship racing event. do your d

health officials in the united states have reported their first case of a new form of mpox, previouslytreated in northern california, had travelled to east africa. 19 african nations have now reported cases of mpox. in the uk, four cases of the disease have been confirmed, all from the same household. 0fficials here warn it is very infectious but that the overall risk to the public remains low. the g7 group of countries have reasserted what they call their unwavering commitment to ukraine, 1,000 days since russia's invasion. in a joint statement to mark the 1000—day anniversary, the leaders of the us, canada, the uk, france, germany, italy and japan wrote: us presidentjoe biden signed that letter, but he will soon hand the reins to donald trump, and his choices could decide ukraine's fate over the next four years. for his part, ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, says mr trump's election victory means the war is likely to end sooner because the president—elect promised voters a quick end to the war. i spoke about how a trump white house may impact the war in ukraine with charles k

mpox has hit his community in the south—east of drc hard.they - administered eyedrops. then later his tongue got small sores. after one day, the rashes spread to his face and body. he looked like someone who had been scalded by hot water. the empty beds at the hospital are a testament things are changing. in august, there weren't enough. patients were forced to share them. translation: lately, | it started to slow down, because at the beginning we were receiving 10 or 15 new cases a day. but now we are only seeing two or three cases a day. we can't confirm that we've totally stabilised the disease because cases are still coming in, but it's not like before. the world health organization says whilst cases are plateauing in the worst affected country, the drc, the overall picture is mixed. it is unfortunately also true that in many places, also in drc, we do see an escalation in the number of cases, much as we did in the bukavu area back in august. so right now, while we deal with these various different pieces of outbreak and different dynami

. >> the cdc is sounding the alarm on a more severe strain of mpox recently detected here in our state the risk to the general public remains low. fox's tanya powers has more. >> pox. the virus formerly known as monkeypox, continues to spread around the world. and now the cdc is warning of a more severe strain detected in california. the agency says the person diagnosed recently traveled from eastern africa and experienced mild symptoms. officials are asking doctors to report similar cases as soon as possible, but urge people not to panic. >> it's still very hard to get mpox, even though somebody has it with the right infection control procedures, it's going to be very difficult for somebody else in the general population to get it. >> the cdc says no other cases of the strain have been reported in the u.s, and the risk to the general public remains low. currently, a two dose vaccine approved by the fda is the only vaccine being used in the country, but doctors say there are other ways to protect yourself. number one, keep your hands washed and clean. >> number two, avoid those who are

the first known case of a more severe strain of mpox has been detected in the united states, and theient right here in the bay area. nbc bay area's natalie vera spoke to an infectious disease specialist and is in the newsroom with what you need to know. doctors say there's no reason to be alarmed. the risk to the general public remains low. now, the new strain is called clade one, and the disease is usually transmitted with close skin to skin contact. a more aggressive strain of the virus has made its way to the united states, and patient zero is in the bay area, san mateo county public health says it is responding to a case of clade one mpox, a new strain that's been known to cause more severe illness and deaths than clade two. but doctors say not to worry. the risk to the general population is low. san mateo county health says the case is related to an ongoing outbreak in central and eastern africa, where the local patient traveled recently. health leaders say the illness is mild and the patient is recovering and isolating at home. the original strain was clade one back in the 70s.

the first known case of a more severe strain of mpox has been detected for the very first time in the united states, and the patient is right here in the bay area. today in the bay's natalie vera spoke to an infectious infectious disease specialist and joins us from the newsroom with what you need to know. doctors say there's no reason to be alarmed. the risk to the general public remains low. now, the new strain is called clade one, and the disease is usually transmitted with close skin to skin contact. a more aggressive strain of the mpox virus has made its way to the united states, and patient zero is in the bay area. san mateo county public health says it is responding to a case of clade one mpox, a new strain that's been known to cause more severe illness and deaths than clade two. but doctors say not to worry. the risk to the general population is low. san mateo county health says the case is related to an ongoing outbreak in central and eastern africa, where the local patient traveled recently. health leaders say the illness is mild and the patient is recovering and isolating a

. >> an unidentified patient in san mateo county who tested positive for a new form of mpox is said toe improving. this was the first known case in the united states. health officials say the patient had recently returned from east africa and is now isolating at home. people who may have interacted with the patient are being contacted for testing. health officials say there is no evidence this version of mpox is circulating in communities in our country. 726. the president elect's cabinet continues to take shape and in some cases raised controversy. how the senate might handle some of his selections. >> and remembering loved ones who died in traffic crashes in san francisco. the new pilot program that advocates hope will help. advocates hope will help save lives and the consequences for drivers who speed through san francisco reets the holidays (♪) and holiday trips (♪) and holiday toys (♪) and holiday bonding (♪) and it all comes together in a chevrolet find your red tag! get 0% financing on the all-new 2025 equinox. (♪) chevrolet together let's drive office in january. we have the de

case of a newly identified strain of mpox has been diagnosed in san mateo county. the person has not been identified, but the cdc says they recently returned to california after traveling to east africa, where the new to strain has affected several countries. the patient was seen by doctors in san mateo and is now recovering at home. health officials say there is no evidence the virus is spreading among people in the state or elsewhere in the country. they do say the risk to the public is low, but vaccines are always encouraged to help protect against mpox. all right, let's get you outside. good morning. >> lisa. hey, stephanie. good morning to you. it is cold out there. you can see the winds blowing here. and once we get the cold front sweeping through the bay area later on today, the winds are going to pick up even more so behind it. it's gusty, even colder, but dry for your monday. good time to get ready for a lot of rain that's headed our way for some of us wednesday through next weekend. i'll have the details coming up. >> lisa thank you. also ahead, a new app

a vaccine is available to help protect against mpox. well, much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11. president trump's cabinet takes shape. the new nominee, named today. plus nature and betty white. they're just some of the new designs you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. happened last night at dallas love field on a flight that was headed to indianapolis. now, the good news no one was hurt. that plane, though, went back to the gate and was taken out of service. it's still not clear where the bullet came from or if that plane was targeted. now, you may remember earlier this week, the faa temporarily halted all u.s. flights to haiti after two planes were hit by gunfire. a rally in san francisco today marked the fifth anniversary of the iran uprising. regime change in iran. >> the people of iran. >> it

the unidentified patient in san mateo county who tested positive for the new form of mpox, is said to be improving. this was the first known case in the united states. health officials say the patient had recently returned from east africa and is now isolating at home. people who potentially interacted with the patient are being contacted for testing. health officials say there is no evidence that this version of the mpox virus, called clade ib, is circulating in communities in the u.s. >> brentwood police tonight asking for help to locate a man who went missing yesterday. police say that 37 year old zachary lowery, of oakley, was last seen yesterday morning in downtown brentwood. they say that lowery has a mental health disorder. he was wearing a green sweatshirt, black sweatpants and black vans. anyone with information is asked to call 911. >> a homecoming 80 years in the making. lieutenant thomas kelly junior was lost missing in action back in 1944. he was 21 years old. and now the world war two pilot from livermore is finally headed home after his remains were recovered and identi

an unidentified patient in san mateo county who tested positive for a new form of mpox is said to be improving. this was the first known case of this strain in the united states. health officials say the patient had recently returned from east africa and is now isolating at home. people who potentially interacted with the patient are being contacted for testing. health officials say there is no evidence that this version of mpox is circulating in communities in the united states. well, triple a is projecting about 80 million travelers will be heading 50 miles or more from home for thanksgiving. the automobile association says that's 1.7 million more than last year. about 72 million will travel by car, more than 5.8 million will fly, and about 2.3 million will go by other means. the busiest day for air travel will be sunday, december 1st. that's the big comeback home day. the least busy day will be thanksgiving day. the national average price for a turkey is down for the first time in at least three years. turkeys are 12% less expensive than they were last year. walmart and target, am

another strain of mpox, called la two, actually has been circulating in the u.s. since 2022.g a recall alert this morning. ahead at 6:00. before you pack that lunch this morning, check your fridge because it's impacting a lot of big grocery chains. the carrots now being linked to a deadly e coli outbreak. plus all new this morning governor gavin newsom moving back to the bay area. a look at the home he'll now be splitting time in as he finishes off his term in sacramento. an nbc bay area streaming 24/7. you can join us whenever you like on roku or other streaming platforms. a lot more ws ahead onne drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xfinity mobile and get your choice of a free 5g phone, plus your next unlimited line free for a year. get amazing savings and connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go with xfinity mobile. fly don't walk to get our best deals of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, only in theaters november 22nd. structu

san mateo county health leaders reporting the first case of a severe strain of mpox.e person became infected after traveling in eastern africa. the patient is said to be experiencing mild symptoms and is recovering at home. the county says it's reaching out to anyone who could have come in contact with the infected person. another strain of mpox, called clade two, had been circulating in the u.s. since 19 2022. and we're back with more for you in just a few minutes. top stories we're following, including that police shooting in san jose. we have an update on the suspect's condition when we return, plus an e coli outbreak leading to nationwide recall. california farm now at the center of that investigation. keep it right ♪ honeybaked, how it glistens. ♪ ♪ mac and cheese, so delicious. ♪ ♪ sweet potato souffle. ♪ ♪ ham and turkey, hooray. ♪ ♪ feasting on some honeybaked all day. ♪ every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company. the holidays (♪♪) and holiday trips (♪♪) and holiday toys (♪♪) and holiday bonding (♪♪) and it all comes together in a chevrolet f

case of a newly identified strain of mpox has been diagnosed in san mateo county. the person has not been identified, but the cdc says they recently returned to california after traveling to east africa, where the new strain has affected several countries. the patient was seen by doctors in san mateo county and is now recovering at home. health officials say there is no evidence the virus is spreading among people here in the state or elsewhere in the country. they say the risk to the public is low. but of course, vaccines are always recommended and available to help protect against mpox. all right. let's get you outside. good morning. lisa. hey, stephanie. >> good morning to you. it's another chilly start out there. look how pretty it is. the view from mount tam. and where are the clouds? well, they will be increasing. and then the rain. well, it's really going to be a late afternoon evening. very light event. so we will tease you with that. a couple dry days and then looking much wetter for the second half of the workweek and into next weekend. so stay tuned for

case of a newly identified strain of mpox has been diagnosed in san mateo county. the person has not been identified yet. the cdc says they recently returned to california after traveling to eastern africa, where the new strain has affected several countries. the patient was seen by doctors in san mateo county and is now recovering at home. health officials say there is no evidence the virus is spreading among people here in the state or elsewhere in the country. they say the risk is to the public is low. a vaccine, of course, is available to help protect against mpox. all right, let's get you outside. good morning. lisa. >> hey, steph. good morning. looking at some clear conditions and chilly readings with 30s and 40s. a nice view out there, but the clouds increase throughout the day. there will be some sun throughout the early part of the day and then very light rain showers will visit us throughout the late afternoon and evening hours, so it sets the stage for an unsettled week. we'll talk about it and have your forecast for the days ahead coming up. >> lisa tha

a vaccine is available to help protect against mpox. another bay area school district will be considering closures today. school board members at sonoma valley unified will consider options, and in an effort to solve a budget shortfall, the board is leaning toward closing 1 or 2 elementary and or middle schools by the end of the year. the district's two high schools are not being considered. the board will hold a public meeting to discuss the closure today. that meeting starts at 4 p.m. a final vote on the plan has not yet been scheduled. a long awaited and controversial costco is set to open its doors in pleasanton next week. the store near the stoneridge shopping center at the five 8680 interchange will open the day before thanksgiving. that's one of the busiest days of the year for grocery stores. construction of the store was held up by legal challenges from residents. they said it would negatively impact air quality and traffic. city leaders argue the store will provide a big boost to local sales tax revenue. there have been debate

a patient in california is being treated for a new memorial serious form of mpox.alifornia department of public health says the patient recently traveled to eastern africa, but is now being treated at home. officials say the risk to the public remains low. president elect is making more cabinet appointments as his transiti plows ahead. late today, he tapped chris wright to run the department of energy. wright is currently a fossil fuel executive and was a donor to trump's campaign. trump also announced friday night that karole leavitt will become his white house press secretary. at 27, she'll be the youngest and first person from generaon z to hold that position. prosecutors in new york allege that music mogul sean combs is trying to obstruct justice from his jail cell. he's awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. filings made in manhattan allege that combs asked family members to reach out and to try to sway public opinion. a $50 million bail hearing is scheduled for next week. in the only -- and the only knockout in last night's mike tyson-jake paul boxing spe

case of a newly identified strain of mpox has been diagnosed in san mateo county.been identified. the cdc says the person recently returned to california after traveling to eastern africa, where the new strain has affected several countries. they are now recovering at home. health officials say there is no evidence the virus is spreading, and the risk to the public is low. the vaccine is available to help protect against mpox. >> other bay area school district will be considering closures today. school board members at sonoma valley unified will look at their options in an effort to solve a budget shortfall. the board is leaning toward closing 1 or 2 elementary and or middle schools by the end of the year. the district's two high schools are not being considered. the board will hold a public meeting to discuss the closure today. that meeting starts at 4:00. a final vote on the plan has not yet been scheduled. >> a holiday favorite in the south bay is getting a new look for one night only. the annual christmas in the park drive thru light show in san jose will be co

. >> the unidentified patient in san mateo county who tested positive for a new form of mpox over theg. this was the first known case in the united states. health officials say the patient had recently returned from east africa and is now isolating at home. people who potentially interacted with the patient are being contacted for testing. health officials say there is no evidence this version of mpox is circulating in communities in the united states. a new study is predicting that the nation's nursing shortage is not going to end anytime soon. the research found that the shortage that accelerated during the pandemic is expected to continue for at least the next ten years. the study found that the shortage of nurses comes down to supply and demand. >> many baby boomers are going to retire, and they have increasing medical needs. this need is going to not going to disappear. so the demand side is going to keep on increasing. on the other hand, on the supply side, the nursing school, you know, enrollment has been at a relatively stable rate. >> now, the same research found california i

. >> for those here who have tested positive for mpox. there are obvious questions about the strain they are dealing with. it's been 2 years since long lines formed at hospitals with people waiting to get their m-pox vaccines. >> dr peter chin. hong says there were more than 100,000 cases worldwide in 2022, that number dropped significantly in 2023. but as climb back up slightly this year. right now, we're already seeing about more than 2400 cases around the country. so about double where we were last year. the infectious disease expert says only one of those cases is the new strain called clade one b that one case was reported in san mateo county. the rest are the original strain from 2 years ago with symptom showing themselves about 4 days after exposure. you get flu-like symptoms, headache, muscle yet some lymph nodes. and then a few days after that, you begin having a rash doctor chin-hong says spread is caused by prolonged skin to skin contact and the rashes. take about 3 weeks to go away. a treatment called t-poxx is used with sever

for those here who have tested positive for mpox. there are obvious questions about the strain they are dealing with. it's been 2 years since long lines formed at hospitals with people waiting to get their m-pox vaccines. dr. peter chin. hong says there were more than 100,000 cases worldwide in 2022, that number dropped significantly in 2023. but as climb back up slightly this year. right now, we're already seeing about more than 2400 cases around the country. so about double where we were last year. the infectious disease expert says only one of those cases is the new strain called clade one b that one case was reported in san mateo county. the rest are the original strain from 2 years ago with symptom showing themselves about 4 days after exposure. you get flu-like symptoms, headache, muscle yet some lymph nodes. and then a few days after that, you begin having a rash doctor chin-hong says spread is caused by prolonged skin to skin contact and the rashes. take about 3 weeks to go away. a treatment called t-poxx is used with severe

that got built during covid and has since been utilized to look for avian flu, mpox.ew asset that allows us to detect disease threats that we didn't have before. second, we have the ability to see in real time what is happening in 90-95% of our emergency rooms. something we didn't have four years ago. we identified the ability for us to see here, in a track level, how many people get conjunctivitis in the emergency room or how many people are getting a stomach flu or coming in with chest pains. those kinds of signals allow us to respond quickly. the third, particularly for this audience, we have really expanded our partnerships with commercial laboratories across the country. we have very strong public health laboratories but we all saw during the pandemic our ability to scale up laboratory capacity was critical. now we want to make sure we have that capacity waiting for us if any health threat comes around the corner. so we have been partnering very differently with commercial labs to develop diagnostic test from the beginning, have warm search capacity and also to i

for those here who have tested positive for mpox. about the strain they are dealing with. it's been 2 years since long lines formed at hospitals with people waiting to get their m-pox vaccines. dr. peter chin. hong says there were more than 100,000 cases worldwide in 2022, that number dropped significantly in 2023. but as climb back up slightly this year. right now, we're already seeing about more than 2400 cases around the country. so about double where we were last year. the infectious disease expert says only one of those cases is the new strain called clade one b, that one case was reported in san mateo county. the rest are the original strain from 2 years ago with symptom showing themselves about 4 days after exposure. you get flu-like symptoms, headache, muscle yet some lymph nodes. and then a few days after that, you begin having a rash doctor chin-hong says spread is caused by prolonged skin to skin contact and the rashes. take about 3 weeks to go away. a treatment called t-poxx is used with severe cases. only and the 2 part

two more cases of a potentially deadly strain of the mpox virus have been detected, in household contactsrisk to the population "remains low". the prime minister has said people trafficking should be viewed as a global threat similar to terrorism. speaking at a meeting of the international police organisation interpol in glasgow, sir keir starmer confirmed the government is investing a further £75 million to crack down on gangs smuggling people into the uk. people smuggling should be viewed as a global security threat similar to terrorism. we've got to combine resources, share intelligence and tactics, and tackle the problem upstream, working together to shut down the smuggling routes. strictly come dancing's amy dowden has withdrawn from the competition because of a foot injury. the dancer was taken to hospital after feeling unwell two saturdays ago. any dowden missed the last series of the programme after she was diagnosed with breast cancer, but was given the all—clear earlier this year. on instagram tonight she said her heart was "breaking". the legendary american musician and produce

. >> for those here who have tested positive for mpox. there are obvious questions about the strain they are dealing with. it's been 2 years since long lines formed at hospitals with people waiting to get their m-pox vaccines. >> dr peter chin. hong says there were more than 100,000 cases worldwide in 2022, that number dropped significantly in 2023. but as climb back up slightly this year. right now, we're already seeing about more than 2400 cases around the country. so about double where we were last year. the infectious disease expert says only one of those cases is the new strain called clade one b that one case was reported in san mateo county. the rest are the original strain from 2 years ago with symptom showing themselves about 4 days after exposure. you get flu-like symptoms, headache, muscle yet some lymph nodes. and then a few days after that, you begin having a rash doctor chin-hong says spread is caused by prolonged skin to skin contact and the rashes. take about 3 weeks to go away. a treatment called t-poxx is used with sever

of m-pox with the majority of cases happening in africa for those here who have tested positive for mpox. there are obvious questions about the strain they are dealing with. it's been 2 years since long lines formed at hospitals with people waiting to get their m-pox vaccines. dr. peter chin. hong says there were more than 100,000 cases worldwide in 2022, that number dropped significantly in 2023. but as climb back up slightly this year. right now, we're already seeing about more than 2400 cases around the country. so about double where we were last year. the infectious disease expert says only one of those cases is the new strain called clade one b, that one case was reported in san mateo county. the rest of the original strain from 2 years ago with symptom showing themselves about 4 days after exposure. you get flu-like symptoms, headache, muscle yet some lymph nodes. and then a few days after that, you begin having a rash doctor chin-hong says spread is caused by prolonged skin to skin contact and the rashes. taky about 3 weeks to go away. a treatment called t-poxx is used with severe

of m-pox with the majority of cases happening in africa for those here who have tested positive for mpoxthe strain they are dealing with. it's been 2 years since long lines formed at hospitals with people waiting to get their m-pox vaccines. >> dr peter chin. hong says there were more than 100,000 cases worldwide in 2022, that number dropped significantly in 2023. but as climb back up slightly this year. right now, we're already seeing about more than 2400 cases around the country. so about double where we were last year. the infectious disease expert says only one of those cases is the new strain called clade one b, that one case was reported in san mateo county. the rest of the original strain from 2 years ago with symptom showing themselves about 4 days after exposure. you get flu-like symptoms, headache, muscle yet some lymph nodes. and then a few days after that, you begin having a rash doctor chin-hong says spread is caused by prolonged skin to skin contact and the rashes. take about 3 weeks to go away. a treatment called t-poxx is used with severe cases. only and the two-part vacc