according to sociological questions conducted by the national health agency, the number of french people who refuse vaccination is growing every day, if in july of the twentieth year 64% of respondents. if we would like to go through the windows, then at the end of december only 40% of respondents expressed their readiness to be vaccinated. healthy doubts of the french the scandal with the president of pfizer, one of the main suppliers of vaccines for the world market on december 22, 2020, the leader of the galician party, arise france, nicula dupont-agnan, announced that the president fizer, albert burla, did not intend to vaccinate himself. the head fizer hastily objected to the frenchman, saying that he was just waiting for his turn, but who could be convinced, unlike alexander guinnessburg, who is one of the authors and manufacturers of our vaccine, one of the first inoculated, at least, at least. i know that the person who offers this to me is himself. this has already been experienced, but in order to achieve the idea, everything the media must be digitized. and this means absolute

according to sociological questions conducted by the national health agency, the number of french people who refuse vaccination is growing every day twentieth year 64% of respondents. if they would like to go into rehabilitation, then at the end of december only 40% of respondents expressed their readiness to be vaccinated. healthy doubts of the french scandal with the president of the phizer company, one of the main suppliers of vaccines to the world market, on december 22, 2020, the leader of the galician party. arise france nicolas dupont-agnan has said president feiser albert burla has no intention of getting himself vaccinated. the head fizer hurriedly objected to the frenchman, saying that he was just waiting for his turn, but who can i help convince, unlike alexander ginnesburger, who is one of the authors and manufacturers of our vaccine, the satellite was one of the first to appear, at least, at least. i know that the person who offers it to me has already experienced it, but to achieve the idea of ​​football players. all media must be digitized. and this means absolute total ce

now since the world health organization declared covid-19 to public health emergency at its meeting today, the united nations agencyaid covid remains a global health emergency. but the director general said the latest numbers show the situation is better now than it was a year ago when a wave of oh macron infections was reaching its peak. since the beginning of december. weekly reported diseases have been rising. in the past eight weeks more than 170,000 people have lost their lives to covid-19. and that's just the report. it does. officials say the actual number of deaths is likely much higher because not all deaths related to covid are reported, with the infection being listed as the cause of death. estimated 48 million people nationwide gets sick from bacteria and viruses in their food. but now the fda is trying to change that the agency is using a new food traceability rule, which covers food through the entire supply chain. and that means from the farmer who grows your food all the way to the store that sells it or restaurant that cooks it. will track the food the same way. now recordkeeping of this type is in

health emergency. at its meeting today , the united nations agency said that covid remains a global health emergency. but the director general noted that the latest numbers which showed the situation is better now than it was a year ago, when the wave of omar crown infections was reaching a peak. since the beginning of december. weekly reported diseases have been rising. in the past eight weeks more than 170,000 people have lost their lives to covid-19. and that's just the report. it does. the w h o recommends countries should continue vaccinating people and incorporate covid-19 vaccines into routine care. alright to get more insight on where we stand three years after the start of this pandemic, we're joined now by dr peter chin hong and infectious disease specialist at ucsf doctor. it is always good to see you. i want to start with covid here in the united states, and you just heard heather mentioned a moment ago. president biden's decision to end the covid-19 emergencies here in this country coming up in just a few months in may. he points to the fact that that life is in many ways, returning to s

health emergency. at its meeting today , the united nations agency says covid remains a global health emergency. but the director general said the latest numbers show the situation is better now than it was a year ago when the wave of omicron infections was reaching a peak. since the beginning of december. weekly reported diseases have been rising. in the past eight weeks more than 170,000 people have lost their lives to covid-19. and that's just the report. it does. officials say the actual number of deaths is likely much higher because not all deaths related to covid reported, with the infection being listed as the cause of death. moscow warns additional western weapons could escalate the fighting in ukraine . this comes as russian forces ramp up their attacks on civilian areas. fox news trade links has more. in the east. a missile struck an apartment building in the city of heart. kiev rescue crews found the body of a civilian in the debris while in the southern city of her son shelling hit a hospital school and bank over the weekend . three people were killed and nearly a dozen others injure

health emergency. at its meeting today, the united nations agency said covid remains a global health emergency. but the director general said the latest numbers showed the situation is better now than it was a year ago when a wave of oh macron infections was reaching a peak. since the beginning of december. weekly reported diseases have been rising. in the past eight weeks more than 170,000 people have lost their lives to covid-19. and that's just the report. it does. officials say the actual number of deaths is likely much higher because not all deaths related to covid reported, with the infection being listed as the cause of death each year, an estimated 48 million people nationwide gets sick from bacteria and viruses in their food. but now the fda is trying to change that. the agency is using a new food traceability rule, which covers foods to the entire supply chain. that means from the farmer who grows your food all the way to the store that sells it or restaurant that cooks it. it will track food the same way. right now recordkeeping of this type is incomplete and inconsistent, so this wi

department of defense health program and the veterans affairs medical and prosthetics research program. this investment would be game changers for the agencies. consider the nationalnstitutes of health. it is our nation's, if not the world's premier medical research agency. this pioneering work at this single agency saves lives and fuels our economy, supporting nearly 20,000 jobs just in my home state of illinois. today the nih budget is $47.5 billion, more than 95% of this funding is competitively awarded to scientists, research institutions, and small businesses in every state across the country. researchers supported by the nih make tens of thousands of new discoveries every year, breakthroughs that could literally change the world. in recognition of these remarkable feats, congress on a bipartisan basis increased the nih annual budget by more than $17 billion since i first introduced the american cures act in 2014. this chart is an indication of that growth. it's gone from $30 billion to $48 billion in that period of time since 2014, a 58% increase. these increases would not have been possible without a bipartisan effort in the united states senate. i enlisted

it's leading scientists have given information to united nations agency officials, but the emergency program director of the world health organization says beijing is under representing fatalities. there are certainly issues in terms of the criteria for recording and reporting debts attributable to call with banking. we believe that definition is too narrow, which requires for failure association to be registered as a cobit related debt. as of right now, definition, we know there are difficulties in all countries. very often in recording hospital releases admissions and use of i see you for some of you. and we believe that the current numbers being, being published from china under represent the true impact of the disease in terms of hospital measures in terms of i see your patients, particularly in terms of your opinions. now, recommending pre flight testing for passengers flying from china to member countries. officials are urging all travelers to wear masks. they say passengers should be randomly tested. since korea says nearly one 3rd of short term arrivals from china, have tested positive of coven 19 as a 103 posit

health leaders. the agency's mission to prevent and prepare for response to a disease outbreak that could affect the united states make it a critical core asset of u.s. national security. as of the cdc challenges -- how to rebuild the agency into restoring the trust in public health and science has become important questions to consider and a topic of today's discussion. welcome. i am the senior fellow with the global policy elf center. it is my leisure to moderate the discussion today -- it is my pleasure to moderate the discussion today on strengthening america's health security, called a building the cdc the country needs. this report argues that the significant reset of the cdc is necessary and possible if carried out the building actionable recommendation across branches of government and across party lines. no small task. the csis commission is a bipartisan group of experts. it is cochaired by the formal cdc director and current cdc institution of health and by formal congresswoman from indiana. in august, the commission lost a working group on the cdc to consider the following questions. what are the most important near-term steps that will drive the s

countering domestic violent extremism, which is a model for the nation that argues for a public health and preventative approach that uses all agenciesses public libraries, and sees this as a much more upstream problem. president biden held the first summit on hate fueled violence in september and laid out options including apartment of education and health and human service engagent. there has been a lot on the prevention side. that obviously we hav't solved it, and we have still been very much caught up in issues of accountability. and seeing it through a law enforcement lens as the primary strategy. i think we should celebrate some of the wins that we have seen in the last two years. laura: i spoke to a former fbi agent recently whoaid there should be a domestic terrorism statute to help define exactly what that is. >> we have a definition of domesticerrorism, but we don't have a way to independently charge actors independent of a federal crime. so you end up having a lot of workarounds. it is sloppy, it makes it confusing to everyone. if you're seeing someone who is charged with weapons offenses or child pornography instead of do

national agencies partially resumed their operations in afghanistan. after the taliban said, women can continue to work in areas such as health the decision last month to ban women from aid. what that to charities suspending their operations washer is intensifying its attacks on the acquaintance as he of back much with forces trying to secure a ram minute from victory. often months of fighting graham present, ramirez lensky says, there is no place that is not covered with blood around the city. valley roosters put exiled opposition, news, but on a chicken of sky or on, tried in absentia the treason, along with 4 of her allies, outspoken, critic of veteran nita alexander lucas. shank, is that the trial would be a fast and a show go to pakistan. now at rising cost of weight has led to a deepening foot crisis. soaring inflation, currency flows in the worn ukraine are also having an impact on the economy. joy gazing be reports. ah, these low income workers in islamabad, scramble to buy a bag of government subsidized flour. inflation disproportionately affects the poorest and society because pakistan, many is struggling with the rising cost of living while

the inspector general's report, we found the national institute of health failed to monitor experiments of the wuhan lab in china they said the agencythe test involved dangerous pathogens with pandemic potential, yesterday i spoke with the head of the china select committee mike gallagher and he question whether or not it was a bio weapon being played within wuhan. do we have the soundbite? here it is. >> i convinced there was a military component at the wuhan institute of virology weather bio weapon i can't, at this time i think it has profound applications for bio security and biowarfare. maria: holcomb joe biden fails to bring this up to xi jinping in the five plus meetings with him. >> i cannot answer that question for you as you know but bio weapons, chemical weapons in the form of fentanyl it does look like an adversarial country has an agenda and they're pursuing it and we need to ask the hard questions and we will tell you there's three of us on the caucus who almost immediately after the coronavirus became a thing in 2020 asked for and received classified briefings and the answer was there's no evidence that this is happene

nations agencies said covid remains a global health emergency. but the director general said the latest numbers show situation is better than it was a year ago when the wave of macron infections was reaching a peak. since the beginning of december. weekly reported diseases have been rising. in the past eight weeks more than 170,000 people have lost their lives to covid-19. and that's just the report. it does. officials say the actual number of deaths is likely much higher because not all deaths related to covid reported, with the infection being listed as the cause of death time now, 7 24 the number of illegal crossings at the northern border with canada, have gone up sharply in the last year, the customs and border protection agency says its agents apprehended more people illegally coming into the u. s from canada in the past three months than in the previous two years combined. officials say most of the people who were apprehended had flown to canada from other countries trying to get into the united states government mobile app designed to hel

day e good day ukraine good health whose district yavorivskyi which was the seventh the decision was on december 7 yes i will remind you a little of the background national agencyes of prevention of corruption, you were accused there of the fact that your wife crossed the border in a car that was supposed to serve the city council or a driver who worked for the city council and crossed the same border when transporting your wife, let's start with the fact that now you are fulfilling your duties regarding the appeal, now you are really in accordance with the current legislation, i uh, in all parts of uh, all legislation is the same in all civilized countries, the decision of the first instance until uh, there is no appeal decision is mandatory , i.e. i work as the mayor and i would like to have a conversation not about the decision of the yavoriv court, but in fact this is a very dangerous president because the next decision will be the decision of the chernihiv body regarding removal of a judge from office or of some other mayor this is uh absolutely we uh even from the point of view of law uh we have such a loud president uh i exercise authority in the city of

the united nation, parents are struggling to feed their children. agency safe for 10 lebanese children and refugees from syria are hungry. we noticed manual fish and we noticed the level of health care is very degrading. now massively, the state is close to bank of the after decades of corruption and mismanagement. and the lack of social welfare systems means some of the most vulnerable are left unprotected humanitarian organizations. like said, the children warned that nearly $750000.00 will soon be at risk. a lot of good relying less on more nutritious food. and we're seeing more screening kids with kids who are sort of them that age as well, which are all determinant among addition, perceived that like an increase in the number after that was on the lebanon, has ranked 6 in the world for the share of its population. facing a food crisis is also hosting the largest number of refugees per capita and per square kilometer than any other nation. a recent study by un agencies that suggests that 2000000 people among them 700000 syrian refugees are not getting enough that they warn the number is likely to increase to 2200000 in the coming months. with ballooning inflation devalued l

united nation, parents are struggling to feed their children. agencies say 4 of 10 lebanese children and refugees from syria are hungry. we notice there's a manual fish and we notice the level of health care is very the grading and the massive way. the state is close to bankruptcy after decades of corruption and mismanagement. and the lack of social welfare systems means some of the most vulnerable or left unprotected humanitarian organizations. like save the children, born that nearly $750000.00 will soon be at risk of goods relying less on more than christmas. ford on route, seeing more screening, kids resumes, kids who are shorter than that age as well, which are all determinant of morning edition. as soon as the boy and it is a little bit of war on the story of lebanon, has ranked 6 in the world for the share of its population facing a food crisis. it's also hosting the largest number of refugees per capita and per square kilometer than any other nation. a recent study by un agencies such as that 2000000 people among them 700000 syrian refugees are not getting enough to eat. they warn the number is likely to increase the 2200000 in the coming months with ballooning inflation. a d

national and public health emergency declarations would formally restructure the federal covid response to treating the virus as an endemic threat to public health, which can be managed through agenciesrmal authorities, emergencies are slated to end may 11th and be right back after the break. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. we're 24 hours removed from the niners season, ending loss to the eagles. and guess what? the hits keep coming. figuratively this time the niners found out today that rookie quarterback brock purdy tore his ucl in that right throwing elbow at minimum. he will be out 6 but he has to get that surgery could be much, much longer. i heard vicki earlier saying hope is not a surgery situation. the injury happened on the night. his first series for some reason kyle shanahan had a backup tight end. tyler kroft blocking that guy. number 7, a reading. he was second in the nfl in sacks. not a great combination after the game. shanahan said it's a tough matchup, but he alluded that. brock purdy should have felt that pressure and stepped up in the pocket either way that hit not pretty out of the game and now he will not be available. all offseason in extremely important

agencies say hospitals in kabul are overcome with cases of pneumonia. doctors are having trouble treating patients due to a lack of drugs and health workers. the british nationaleather service has confirmed 2022 was the hottest year on record in the u.k. they reported the average temperature for the year was 10 degrees celsius, adding that human induced climate change was responsible. e-commerce giant amazon says it is cutting more than 18,000 jobs, citing current economic uncertainty and rapid hiring from the pandemic. some terminations will take place in europe according to amazon, which announced 10,000 job cuts in november. the mother of gio reyna has revealed she reported the national team's coach for a historic incident of domestic abuse. he's under investigation by the u.s. football federation after revealing his shameful behavior towards is now-wife. the incident exposed a rift plaguing the u.s. team at the recent u.s. cup, where reyna, one of the star players, only had a limited role. reporter: they have known each other for decades, but the family friendship became a family feud during football's most important tournament. >> obviously this is not a

agencies. the united nations says that it would make their work next to impossible. while the united nations isn't directly impacted by this, women in the un agencies continue to work, especially in the healthlife—saving aid. because, as you say, temperatures have plummeted. yes, on top of what was already a humanitarian crisis, what impact are you seeing of this incredibly cold weather? .,. you seeing of this incredibly cold weather? .. .., weather? each time i can here it feels like the _ weather? each time i can here it feels like the situation _ weather? each time i can here it feels like the situation is - weather? each time i can here it i feels like the situation is becoming more restricted. movement becomes more restricted. movement becomes more and more difficult. i do see women occasionally out and about on the streets, but their faces are covered. they are more nervous about speaking to me. certainly, they don't want to be anywhere near our cameras. and as you say, top of that the humanitarian crisis. since the international community departed from afghanistan, a country that britain was engaged in over 20 years, since that departure this country has plummeted even deeper into an

alerts for snow and ice are in place across large areas of all four nations, and an amber alert for snow has been the uk health security agencyle to stay warm, and look out for those most at risk. forecasters say scotland and northern ireland should be milder by the weekend. but it will remain cold elsewhere. vincent mcaviney, bbc news. fiona lamdin is at a gritting depot in somerset for us. an early start for everybody there, fi, good morning.— an early start for everybody there, fi, good morning. yes, good morning, freezin: fi, good morning. yes, good morning, freezing conditions _ fi, good morning. yes, good morning, freezing conditions as _ fi, good morning. yes, good morning, freezing conditions as you _ fi, good morning. yes, good morning, freezing conditions as you would - freezing conditions as you would expect as the yellow weather warning remains in place until today. i am at the gritting depot. all of the tracks are out on the roads, you can see behind with a huge mountain of salt. the gritting tracks will be backin salt. the gritting tracks will be back in the next an hour. the conditions on the roads, they only p