, and we are discussing vaccination in general, the development of new vaccines your opinion look, i understand that you are one of the developers, probably interested, but how many doses of sputnik were used in our country, what do you estimate the effect in terms of lives saved and how much? according to your information, there were severe cases of side effects, here are three figures, approximately , we’ll even move away from the russian data, let’s take the argentinean data, they are actually transparent, they apply absolutely also to the russian population, out of a million, just over a million doses, one was reported the only severe, serious undesirable effect was in a woman, in my opinion it was somehow connected with the situation with a blood clot, and with thrombus formation. the case was, in my opinion, non-lethal, non-lethal, that is , it was one report in a million, that is, if we compare it with any other vaccines, including that very 1 in a million, then it will turn out to be approximately absolutely the same, but the only thing we have is incompa

sense history, although not entirely, but you are probably using an adenoviral platform to create new vaccinesch of them will also need this. .. to push through efforts so that it is recognized, well, in any case , efforts will be needed, i am absolutely sure of this, the only thing is that if there is an even higher mortality rate of not 1-2%, well, that’s what i would like, you know, this disease exists x, for example, you are not working on disease x, well, this is a hypothetical concept , a hypothetical disease, which for some in these mind games it is assumed that it will have a mortality rate there that is 20 times higher or there is 10%, 20%, yes, yes, absolutely right, it is used for modeling and... which initially, during the course of evolution, lived together with the same actinaceae, fungi, coexisted in the soil, they have natural resistance mechanisms, they use, in general, these natural resistance mechanisms, more exchange these natural mechanisms with each other, these super-resistant strains sometimes actually contain plasmids genetically in order to try to solve the multiple p

they are all good, no, in fact, you see yes... the dtp vaccine has simply changed critically, new vaccinesed there, yes, that is, not in the sense that something has changed, vaccines have appeared there, conjugate ones, yes, that is, if before they were just polysaccharide , then now they are conjugated with toxoids, and there are very good responses to the polysaccharides of the same pneumococci, hemolius influenza, other pathogens, that is, it is being finalized, new vaccines appear in it, vaccines that the old ones are being finalized from the point of view security. have reached a certain age, for example, sixty-five years old, any doctor used there will recommend to you, let’s boost and you will be boosted with an already improved natural drug, well, to re-vaccinate on top of the old one, this is most likely not what happens with the flu, yes, for example, we all we know that we will really need to make a separate podcast about the flu, because this is an endless topic, immunity acquired as a result of a disease or as a result of vaccination, these are generally comparable things, in

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get the current vaccine now and then in the fall, they can go ahead and get another dose of the new vaccine health experts say vaccines remain the most powerful tool to prevent serious illness. plus, remember to wash your hands, especially before eating, and consider masking in crowds coming up here, the coyotes are coming out. >> the potential danger creeping around the city tonight. >> plus prime day predictions. amazon's summer mega sale is already showing signs of success and big time sports equal big time business. >> the report showing how much the bay area economy will soon be cashing in. yeah. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! with guest host anthony anderson. right after abc seven news at 11. anthony thanks, dan and ama. >> i'm anthony anderson. watch tonight or i'll tell my mama. i've noticed that sometimes certain people don't recognize me. and by certain people i mean white people. >> what is this man's name? ice cube. ice cube? >> i think so, isn't it dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high fi

leonard a shealy many questions have been raised and recent weeks about the new vaccine against poliomyelitis. people are asking is it absolutely safe. does it really protect against polio? will there be enough vaccine for large-scale use this summer? i will give you the facts about the vaccine as i know them. and i want to give you some idea of the outlook for the future. first something about the disease itself polio occurs everywhere in this country and throughout the world it is caused by a virus. so small that its presence cannot be known except by its effect on living animals or on cells in tissue culture. nearly everyone is in repeated contact with the virus and is infected by it at some time in his life. the disease is generally very mild and goes unnoticed. in cases that come to the attention of physicians there is fever sometimes a sore throat. sometimes the muscles ache would recovery is usually prompt. however in about 1% or less of these cases. the virus invades the spinal cord or the brain and causes muscle weakness or paralysis. polio brings many personal tragedies each year it

get the current vaccine now and then in the fall, they can go ahead and get another dose of the new vaccine. >> health experts say vaccines remain the most powerful tool to prevent serious illness. plus, remember to wash your hands, especially before eating, and consider masking in crowds coming up here, the coyotes are coming out. >> the potential danger creeping around the city tonight. >> plus prime day predictions. amazon's summer mega sale is already showing signs of success and big time sports equal big time business. >> the report showing how much the bay area economy will soon be cashing in. yeah. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! with guest host anthony anderson. right after abc seven news at 11. anthony thanks, dan and ama. >> i'm anthony anderson. watch tonight or i'll tell my mama. i've noticed that sometimes certain people don't recognize me. and by certain people i mean white people. >> what is this man's name? ice cube. ice cube? cube. ice cube? >> i think so, isn't it camilla tried the new scent of gain relax flings and it changed everything.

. >> many have raised questions about the new vaccine against polio. people are asking is an absolutely safe, does it really protect against polio? will there be enough for large- scale use this summer? i will give you the facts about the vaccine as i know it. and i want to give you some idea. something about the disease itself. in this country and throughout the world. it is caused by a virus so small that it's presence cannot be known except by its effect on living animals or on cells in tissue culture. nearly everyone is in reputed contact with the virus and is infected by it at some time in his life. the disease is generally very mild and goes unknown. sometimes the sore throat, the muscles ache and the recovery is usually a problem. the virus invades the spinal cord or the brain, causing muscle weakness or paralysis. polio brings personal tragedies each year. it is truly a national health problem, but we should recognize that more children die each year from pneumonia, cancer and heart disease than from polio. even without immunization, during an a

so there's going to be a new vaccine that will probably come out at the beginning of september. y're all related more closely to the circulating variants right now. the one that's available can prevent serious disease, but it will be updated in the fall. >> and just really quick before you go, do you think we're going to see any more requirements coming back in or places requiring a vaccine or for people to be immune immunized? >> i don't think we'll see that coming back for the general population. but in high risk settings like the hospital where i work, it's very, dynamic. so when the community gets really high, hospitals become stricter in terms of infection control, given the vulnerable population. but in terms of the regular community, you're not going to see that come back. >> all right. ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks so much, pat. >> stay healthy. coming up on mornings on two, the nine summer sales are here. but you might be overspending in order to save the retail trap experts want to warn you about that

because of the opportunity to vaccinate, create new vaccines, and really generate immunity that willlong. also, children have charm. but that is not enough anymore to draw people into the field. >> are there other things other than getting rid of the lower medicaid reimbursement rate that can help this? >> yes. we should reconsider how we value services. we value a surgical procedure much more than preventative care. they may take a similar amnt of time we are funding them at a different level that is not take advantage of the opportunity to prevent disease rather than treating it when it becomes a problem. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. ♪ >> scientists are uncovering the healing power of plants with the help of chimpanzees. they have learned about medicinal properties. we have the story. >> it is all about the survival of the fittest in the jungle. to stay fit, you have to stay well. according to new research, while chaps are the champions of doing just that. over the past four years, scientists have been observing chimpanzee communities in the forest of uganda.

get the current vaccine now and then in the fall, they can go ahead and get another dose of the new vaccine>> health experts say vaccines remain the most powerful tool to prevent serious illness. remember to wash your hands, especially before you eat, and consider masking in crowds. >> three bay area cities are getting millions of dollars to expand internet access. the cpuc awarded the funds last week, and amanda is going to tell us how this will help underserved communities. >> yeah, reggie, the hope is the expansion will help underserved residents by giving them more options for internet. san francisco, oakland and fremont will get a combined $32 million. fremont will get $7.6 million to expand access to the largest underserved population, at nearly 6900 residents, the city says enhancing internet will promote digital equity and support local economic growth. oakland will get about $14 million for west oakland downtown fruitvale and east oakland. about 3500 residents in those neighborhoods are considered low income. mayor shang tao calls this a significant milestone toward a more connecte

a new vaccine is due out by september. but experts say that people at risk shouldn't wait. the san francisco spca is working with the city's fire departments today to a clip. the community with nearly 100 pet oxygen mask kits, the masks can prevent smoke inhalation injury to pat said during fires, they'll be distributed all around the city. among those getting the masks rescue teams and marine and mobile area units. there's another warning from the fda about using compound of the popular weight-loss drug ozempic experts say there have been problems in the process of mixing drugs resulting in overdoses because of dosage sizes being miscalculated. symptoms of an overdose can include vomiting in hypoglycemia, a severe overdose may need to be monitored for an extended period. the fda is encouraging health care providers to be more vigilant when they're prescribing mid ministering compounded versions of the weight truck. so to come here at 5, a big step towards protecting children online. >> details of the law that passed in the state legislature. plus the top issue, california

of the same pneumococci, hemolus influenza, others pathogens, that is, it is being finalized, new vaccinesrom the point of view of safety, that is, they are changing, there is more safety. of course, that is, it’s more likely that it’s changing like this, relatively, if a new improved vaccine has emerged, does that mean that those who were vaccinated before and the worst vaccines should be boosted or something should be done on this topic, there is no need, there are schemes, in fact in fact, they are more likely related to age, not to changes in the quality of the drug, that is, well, for example, you were vaccinated a polysaccharide vaccine, yes, that is, which was the original one, then a conjugate vaccine appeared, you reached a certain age, for example, sixty-five years old. any sane doctor will recommend that you give it a boost and you will be boosted with a naturally improved drug, well, to re-vaccinate on top of the old one, this is most likely not what happens with the flu, but, for example, we all know that the flu is changing and we will probably do a separate one podcast about

or kidney disease, have a conversation with your doctor, the advice here is to wait until the new vaccinesplan if you get infected to at least have a treatment plan in place and get treatment as quickly as possible. have a plan because the vaccine while protective they start to lose their power and efficacy. >> last week we saw a video of president biden boarding air force one, he wasn't wearing a mask the same day it was announced he had covid. we were curious, he said he was following cdc guidelines, remind us what those guidelines are? >> you know, kate, he must have not been symptomatic. wear a mask ideally and monitor your symptoms and be vigilant. if you're not feeling well, rest at home. but that five-day guidance, isolated five days after a positive test even with mild symptoms that's no longer, if you have mild symptoms, positive test, use your best judgment, ideally do wear a mask, but ideally do wear a mask, but that's really the focus here is before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri,

things taken. >> new at 10, a drug being deemed the closest we've come to an hiv vaccine.to bring down the cost. drugmaker gilead says they've injected 5,000 women in south africa and uganda with the drug soon lanka. and they say 5t provided those women with 100% protection against hiv. gilead is now being urged to allow generic licensing and low-income countries which account for 95% of hiv infections. experts say a mass produce generic version of the drug could drop the price to $40 and gilead would still make a 30% profit. >> well, all eyes are on election 2024. here in california, former mayor is making his bid for governor of the 2026 election capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. antonio, you goals. i'm a problem solver with your support. >> that's exactly what all to a certain >> with that former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa officially launched his 2026 campaign for governor. that's the year. voters must decide who will replace gavin newsom after he's turned out. >> i know we can do big thi

researchers say this new vaccine technology created from the 1918 spanish flu could also work on otheras reed, who is associate professor of immunology at the university of pittsburgh's centre for vaccine research thank you forjoining us. what is different in the approach that this trial is taking? this different in the approach that this trial is taking?— trial is taking? this particular vaccine is _ trial is taking? this particular vaccine is generating - trial is taking? this particular vaccine is generating a - trial is taking? this particular vaccine is generating a type | trial is taking? this particular| vaccine is generating a type of immunity that is different from a normal vaccine. most vaccines that we developed these days but the direct antibodies against the virus or bacteria that the vaccine is against, but this particular vaccine is doing what we called says immunity, which is different from the typical back —— vaccine, but the nice thing, it can be across multiple types of flu for example, so it can be harderfor the virus multiple types of flu for example, so it can be

a new vaccine is due by september. but experts say people who are at risk should not wait. the rainbow flag that currently towers above san francisco's castro district could soon be designated. >> as a city landmark san francisco's board of supervisors gave preliminary approval today. the flag celebrates a late harvey milk selection in the city's board of supervisors decades ago. according to the harvey milk foundation, the election made him one of the first openly elected officials in the country. >> korean singer, songwriter, iu performed for the first time in oakland tonight as part of her first u.s. tour since launching her career in 2008 fans from all over were lining up hours before the doors opened at 06:00pm. one couple coming from texas to see iu on stage. they were even dressed in wedding gowns inspired by a scene and one of the singer's music videos. >> i even the first album area. i you know, months 20? really saw during korea ones that we really want. >> tickets for tonight's concert went on sale in early march and they sold out in just hours. >> still ahead, a

there's a new vaccine for the new variant do in september of an ex or save your high risk. you should wait for that attack. >> our 9.35 is the time. let's talk about this new policy called cash, not drugs. it's a proposal that's going to go before the san francisco supervisors today. yeah. and if it's passed, the money would be given to attics. >> and there specially screened in this program. and this bill is being introduced by supervisor matt dorsey. >> the underlying principle of cash, not drugs is a simple one. a humane and effective approach to san francisco's drug crisis should also include rewarding good behavior and not just punishing bad behavior. >> cash, not drugs. would be new in san francisco, but the concept not new. kron four's rob nesbitt talks with a former addict about how it works. >> that's right. recovery is an inspiration. san francisco supervisor matt dorsey introduced his cash, not drugs legislation on the steps of city hall monday, a short distance from the tenderloin with a stronghold of the opioid crisis has been evident. it's where tom wolf found

is that something that worries you when you need to be developing a new vaccine for that?'ve been through one pandemic, i think we've learned a great deal about trying to have the best data, and i think we position ourselves to take advantage of those opportunities on behalf of society, frankly. we played a small part in covid, but we stand ready should we be asked. the data and its legitimacy, often it comes through government channels, through health systems, and we look at real-time speed to make sure that we have the very best data available. in terms of large language models and the rest of the data sets, far and wide, we really are trying to make sure that we have at our fingertips to meet our accuracy and our predictive capability. the data integrity of the fundamental starting place, our relationship with open a.i., we're putting our own data at play to make sure is that they can learn from it too. all boats should rise. >> you're also selling off bits of healthcare, because you're focusing on the r&d, the drug side, and maybe the consumer business goes for a hefty

but there are solutions like a new vaccine. and we expect that that will be ready for actual distribution to the public. >> around the 3rd or 4th week of august. and that was brea hollingsworth reporting for us and injection is showing promising results in the treatment of the spread of hiv. >> a study of 5,000 women and girls in south africa and uganda found twice yearly shots were 100% effective in protecting against infections. ucsf doctor monica gandhi spoke with kron 4 about the findings of this study. >> so this is really it's going to be it's mean you switch is in the context of prep and what means is you're at risk for hiv. so you don't have hiv your risk for hiv. you take a medication oral or injectable to prevent you from getting hiv. if you're exposed. and so this will be now that 4th, beach and that approve their to oral regiment. something called kara teddy bear, which is given as an injection every 8 weeks. now, this is going to be an injection every 6 months. >> well, this is still being tested as a prevention me

with infections up around the country, what you need to know about the new variant, vaccine on the wayt pandemic problems. new data about young kids and learning with some even lagging in the basics like identifying letters or being potty trained. this morning who's the most behind and what parents can do to help. >> rebecca: can ai help you reach your fitness goals? >> excellent job. >> rebecca: becky worley is checking out the new tech to see how it stacks up to a real personal trainer. plus put your paws up because bluey is back. >> here we go. >> rebecca: we've got an exclusive look. ♪ livin in america ♪ >> robin: get ready. we're rolling into minneapolis this morning for main street usa, celebrating incredible communities across the country. visiting an historic stretch along the mississippi, and getting into the swing of things, as we say -- >> good morning america! [ cheers ] >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> robin: no surprise there is a great crowd there in minneapolis to kick off our series main street usa celebrating community spirit around the country. we'

coming up tonight here on the 10:00 news, a standard vaccine could help prevent dementia. eria outbreak possibly linked to deli meat. more on the recall announced today and president biden still wants to make a mark in the final months of his presidency. >> the supreme court reform plans he's expect to announce [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ people found the shingrix vaccine was linked to a 17% reduction in development of the condition. researchers found that for those who went on to develop dementia, it happened on average around six months later than those who got the older shingles vaccine. the cdc recommends anyone 50 and older get the new recombinant shingles vaccine to help prevent the painful disease and its complications. >> us health officials ar

which is exactly the price of effort, and anti-vaxxers , of course, but measles is some kind of new vaccineis, it’s that good, kind, old proven vaccine, of course, that’s the only thing that people don’t understand is that measles is much more contagious, that is, if there coefficient, yes, the coefficient there is r0, and that’s the one calculated for covid. 2 s2, well, when 3.5, that is, there is a certain range, a spread of this coefficient, that is, one person can infect there 2.5 3, then the core is 12-18, the root is incredible , an infected person can infect while he is 12-18 , well, imagine how much there is, if you count it as a percentage, then if you come into contact with someone infected with measles, then you will be infected in 95% of cases, but those of us who are vaccinated, they turn out to be resistant for life, what is the situation? yes, with coria there is a big positive in this, with coria it’s just 12:18 due to the fact that it has a very high contagiousness, it is ensured precisely due to another reception, that is, there is really a very high-feed interaction, like

. >> the new vaccine, as far as that goes, if you need a booster, there's going to be a new one. they say by september. but if you're at high risk, they say you should not wait. get that now and then wear a mask. if you're in an airport traveling using public transit, that kind of thing. if you are going to be out. >> in the heat, looking for a way to cool off. here's a suggestion in fremont ice cream. it's not just for people. it's for pets to apparently in there's this ice cream shop called brewster's. that's actually allowing people to offer ice cream to the pets. in fact, although adults have to pay little kids and dogs don't take a listen. >> we give complimentary doggie sundays and those consist of a scoop of vanilla. a doggy cookie and broken waffle cones. we have lots of dogs come here constantly. they celebrate their birthdays. he's one and to beat the heat. the dogs come out with their >> i first saw the story and push is on a familiar with brewster's. it turns out there in east coast chain and fremont's there on the location right now in the bay area. but just reminds

and while a new vaccine, due out in september. experts say that those at risk should >> not wait.ooking for a fun way to spend your saturday next at noon, we will speak with the bay area. rapper. >> about the upcoming. some >> well, tell most time for ion summer fest. it's an all-ages vents that celebrates bay area music, culture and fashion. of course, food. we're joined by rapper. i'm soon to tell us more about the event. so its new kind of food talking about. >> we talk about different types of food. it takes place california's great america. so my pe sonal favorite is funnel cakes, chicken tenders type dude. but anything that looking for, they got it up there. so. all types of stuff. >> very good. tell us a little bit about how you got involved in that sand and kind of the takeaway for everybody watching. >> so basically i' summer fest started in 2015, we had the first one the regency ballroom and then from there went to the war few into the fox theater midway just all over norco. and in last year we link that with california's great america and is expended event crazy. but it

a new vaccine is due by september, but experts are saying people at risk should not wait.th the largest number of stolen cars reported last year. that according to the national insurance crime bureau and of the most popular car stolen in 2023. the top 6 included of the hyundai elantra hyundai sonata, the kia optima, the chevrolet silverado the kia soul and the honda accord. the report also found that the honda accord was the most commonly stolen car in 5 states, including connecticut, massachusetts, new york and rhode island. all right, time for another look at the forecast. whatever we're going to look at there it is. i think that's the view from montana. but it's a beautiful it's hazy. but beautiful out. yeah, it's a gorgeous day. i mean, we did start off with the clouds the marine layer, but i think that's welcome relief for a lot of people who help with heat. >> in the not too distant past, but today you can see we've got lots of sunshine out there this afternoon with the exception of half moon bay, those clouds still hanging on at the coast. but boy, the view from the

now. >> health professionals say getting vaccinated and staying up to date on any boosters and new vaccinesstill the best protection. >> starting today, south lake tahoe is banning plants and furniture within five feet of homes to protect homes from wildfire. it's a rule that will go into effect statewide. but first, officials are working out the new rules. orko manna reports in the last decade, we've have had over 60,000 homes and buildings destroyed by wildfires. >> to avoid that, california fire officials are working to change defensible space requirements in fire prone areas instead of clearing dead or dying vegetation within 100ft of a home, we really needed to identify additional measures within that first five feet of the home, state, fire marshal daniel berlant says cal fire is helping the state board of forestry and fire protection come up with the specific rules, which are mandated by state lawmakers. the idea is to remove anything combustible within those five feet, such as bark and mulch, eliminating vegetation, removing, pine needles and leaves and even other flammable items. >

least 65 years of age, or are immunocompromised should get vaccinated right now, even though a new vaccineexpected to come out in the fall, a president biden remains in delaware recovering from covid 19. the president's physician said today that the president completed his 10th dose of paxlovid this morning. the white house says his symptoms have almost resolved completely. the president is still scheduled to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in washington, dc tomorrow. president biden is also expected to make a national address sometime this week to expand on his reasoning for not seeking reelection. >> a big increase in temperatures this evening or today. temperatures got up a good ten to 15 to 20 degrees over where they were yesterday. it gets hotter tomorrow. heat advisories in effect. we'll have that forecast coming up now to alex savidge and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap coming up at seven alex. >> mike, thank you. >> tonight at seven there are several names being floated tonight as possible running mates for vice president kamala

. >> well, a new vaccine is due out by september. experts say those at-risk shouldn't wait additional protection includes masking up at the airport, public transit and in crowded indoor spaces. > 2 dangerous incidents ended with san pablo police arresting 2 men and confiscating 72 guns and a crossbow. 62 guns were taken from the first incident in this case. police say a man locked his girlfriend and her kids in a room for 4 days and threatened to shoot them. the victims managed to escape and call police police arrested the man for domestic violence and kidnapping. and in the other incident, 10 guns and a crossbow were found. police say the suspect here assaulted his neighbor, shot out his car windows with a crossbow and threatened shoot that neighbor with a gun. >> in the south bay, the sacred heart community service donation is asking for your help in getting kids in need their backpacks. sacred heart is still in need of about 1000 backpacks for there. pack a back program next month. the backpacks will go to elementary school kids i

. >> well, a new vaccine is due out in september. spurts say that if you're at risk, you shouldn't wait for that. additional protection is masking, especially if you're going to the airport. we're taking public transit and in crowded spaces. >> in the east bay ice cream on a hot day is not just for humans, but look, dogs enjoy it too. this is in fremont where they can enjoy a cool treats thanks to a local ice cream shop busters. ice cream makes all of its ice cream in house and while adults have to pay for their cone, small kids and dogs can get their sweet treat for free. >> we give complimentary doggie sundays and those consist of a scoop of vanilla. a doggy cookie and broken waffle cones. we have lots of dogs come here constantly. they celebrate their birthdays. he's one and to beat the heat. the dogs come out with their >> and again, this is brewster's. it's east coast chain. the fremont stories actually its first bay area location. >> i have to give my dog vo milk or jean because you know their tummies lactose. >> john, the heat

. >> and while a new vaccine is due out by september, experts say those at risk should not wait.nal protection includes wearing a mask at an airport while you're on public transit. and in crowded indoor spaces. not a national news. and the illinois sheriff's deputy who is responsible probably for a killing here has now been charged with first-degree murder after shooting a young black woman in her own home. the killing has drawn some national attention, including from president biden who says that so you may see should still be alive today. reporter angelica sanchez has a look now at the new body camera video. i want to warn you, though, before we play at some people might find it difficult to watch. >> authorities >> are releasing body camera footage showing the fatal police shooting of 36 year-old sonia messy inside her springfield, home. civil rights attorney ben crump is representing her family. where is humanity? where's that rain? police say messy called police on july 6 over suspected prowler in her neighborhood. when deputies arrived, they spoke with her. they asked for i

are at least 65 years of age, or are immunocompromised to get vaccinated right now, even though a new vaccineexpected to come out in the fall, a scientists are making major breakthroughs in manipulating the genetic makeup of pigs to try to make them more suitable to be used in human organ transplants. gene edited pigs could be a real game changer, saving countless lives. fox's deborah valentine takes us inside the farms, raising those modified pigs. >> it's like something out of a sci fi movie. researchers in virginia are growing modified pigs whose organs could be used to help bridge the large gap in human donors. >> ultimately, the future would be that you wouldn't have to go, you know, on an organ transplant list, according to the health resources and services administration, there are more than 103,000 people on the national transplant waiting list. >> about 17 of those people die every day while holding out for their turn. >> this is the culmination of decades of research, because the human body can reject organs from other species. >> scientists at reviva core have been genetically chan

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least 65 years old, or who are immunocompromised should get vaccinated right now, even though a new vaccine is expected to come out in the fall. >> authorities in illinois releasing body camera video now of the moment when a now fired sheriff's deputy shot and killed a woman in her home. the video shows a tense moment when sheriff's deputies arrived at 36 year old sonya massie's home in springfield. authorities said that massie called 911 earlier to report a suspected prowler that had been around the area earlier this month. in the video, the sheriff's deputy is seen shouting at massie as she moves a pot of boiling water from the stove. massie then ducks, apologizes and the deputy, identified as sean grayson, fired at her three times. the woman's father spoke out today about his loss. >> the only time i'm going to see my baby again is when i leave this world, and i don't ever want anybody else in the united states to join this league. >> well, the family is being represented by civil rights attorney ben crump. now, deputy grayson was fired last week. he is being held in jail without bond on

. >> there is a new vaccine is supposed to be out tweaked, you know, and september.t for that. make sure that you've gotten boosted and that if you are in an airport public transit, some kind of a closed area that maybe you think about wearing a mask. >> well, the social security administration wants americans to know that a recent email sent by the agency is not a scam. so take a good look. this message was sent to social security recipients, notifying them of changes to their counts. many people who received it thought it was a scam. but the agency confirm know it's real. it informs users who access their benefits through the my social security website that they will now have to create an account with the site called log in, dot gov. officials say the changes being made to align with federal authentication standards. the world's first study has been conducted now on the impact of whether it's on facebook or twitter or tiktok. but the social media feeds expose them to a lot of things from shootings to terrorism. the conspiracy theories and the like and it can become

. >> and while a new vaccine is due out by september, experts say those at risk should not wait.nal protection includes wearing a mask at airports on other public transit. and in crowded indoor spaces. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and while all eyes are really on the 2024 presidential election here in california, some are already looking ahead to 2026. today, former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa formally announced that he is launching a twenty-twenty 6 campaign for governor and our capitol correspondent eytan wallace. spoke with him one-on-one. >> well before antonio villaraigosa served as mayor of los angeles, he held a powerful role here in sacramento in that building. now he's hoping voters sent him back to sacramento to lead our state. >> i went oh, no. here it goes. i'm a problem. solver. and with your support, that's exactly what all to a certain >> with that former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa officially launched his 2026 campaign for governor. that's the year. voters must decide who will replace gavin newsom after he's turned out. >> i kn

according to a study, a new shingles vaccine was linked to a substantial reduction of dementia diagnosisreceived the vaccine. >>> astronauts are still stuck in space. nasa continues to run tests on the propulsion system before it returns to earth. it faced helium leaks and thruster failures as it reached orbit. >>> warner bros. and disney have just launch pad sed a streaming bundle. >>> gm just debuted its most powerful chevy corvette yet. the 2025 zr 1 boasts 1,000 morse power and a top speed of more than 212 miles per hour. "early today" will be right back. i use febreze fabric refresher everyday... to make my home smell amazing. on my bed... my couch... my jacket or jeans in between washes... even shoes. febreze doesn't cover up odors with scent, but fights them... and freshens! over one thousand uses. febreze fabric refresher. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. i won, bro. i can't wait to

vaccination. >>> former president trump's new running mate, j.d. vance, has had a meteoric rise in the republican party. first elected to public office just two years ago. garrett haake is in milwaukee with more on the 39-year-old ohio senator. garrett. >> reporter: lester, j.d. vance has been an outspoken advocate for donald trump's maga movement as a senator, but he's about to enter a much brighter spotlight as a relatively untested first-term lawmaker turned vice presidential nominee. tonight, ohio senator j.d. vance launched into the national political spotlight. >> we proudly cast our 79 votes for president donald j. trump! >> and j.d. vance! >> reporter: the freshman senator was first elected in 2022. raised in poverty, vance enlisted in the marine corps and was deployed to iraq. he later graduated from yale law school and wrote the best-selling memoir "hillbilly elegy" before turning to politics. first as a republican trump critic. >> i'm a never trump guy. i never liked him. >> reporter: eventually becoming one of the former president's mos

but there are solutions like a new vaccine. and we expect that that will be ready for actual distribution to the public. >>around the 3rd or 4th week of august. >>and experts recommend if you are immunocompromised, consider wearing a mask. if you're going to be a large groups indoors. and if you're sick, stay home and follow. cdc recommendations, brea hollingsworth, cbs, 17 news. >>there's a push to put a cap on the out of pocket cost prescription drugs. lawmakers on capitol hill say no one should have to risk skipping refills or rationing their medications because they can't afford their prescriptions. basil, john has the latest. >>cost of prescription drugs just too high. new york democrat senator kirsten gillibrand says people in her state have a hard pill to swallow when it comes to affording the prescriptions. >>we have constituents that literally making those choices between pay for great groceries or paying for medicine to combat this. she introduced a bill to cap the annual out-of-pocket cost of prescription drugs. $200

still ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. how a vaccine you may have already gotten could help delay. dementia. plus no water wasted house and bay area high schoolers are thinking ahead. in case of the next drought. and there's a live look outside before we head to the break. you can see that fog just rolling over sutra tower right now. we'll be right back. >>>yeah. thank you. yeah. >>>>yeah. >>on the health watch. there is some promising news. in the five again. dementia. a new study says. the latest shingles vaccine may also help delay the illness, researchers found people who received that vaccine lived on average 164. additional days without dementia, compared to those who got the previous change. vaccines. that's according to a study published in the journal nature medicine. the cdc already recommends that everyone ages 50 older get the shingles vaccine. it is two doses given a few months apart. >>>>the degree to which it's delaying dementia is on the same order of these new very expensive medications for alzheimer's disease that you

the ivory coast has started rolling out a new malaria vaccine for children. the world health organization authorize the 3 dose shot last year, developed by britain's oxford university. malaria is the leading cause of death in children in ivory coast health workers hope to reach 250000 kids under the age of 2 and we have time for some football news now. england manager, gareth of southgate a standing down following a 2nd straight defeat in the european championship finals. southgate says sundays showdown against spain was his last game in charge. the 53 year old has produced england's most consistent performances at major tournaments during his 8. your tenure at the side also reach the world cup semi finals, that we can talk all things, garrett se a partner with tom, get away from dw sports. tom to this announcement comes of surprise to know. i didn't think it's a surprise. i think it's kind of a shot in the sense of basically the size me piece of news for english football. and i don't think one could say it was a surprise particularly off to this tournament.

3 quarters of women and girls. aged $15.00 to $49.00 ivory coast is done or building out a new malaria vaccine for children. the world health organization authorize the 3 to show last year to develop to find the presence of for the university. well, area is the leading cause of death in children in ivory coast health workers hope to reach 250000 kids. under the age of 2. scientists believe the body of a spade to whale has washed up on a beach in new zealand. the species is so red, no light sightings have been recorded. your sealants department of conservation has launched the dna investigation to determine the exact classification of the 5 retail long metal and ukraine and unpopular mobilization. lower is reportedly working better than expected if the country struggling to fend off branches invasion keep introduce the lower in april this year, obliging man age from 18 to 68 to register with a miller trait. now the armies general stuff says it may be possible to draft a d mobilization little light at the see if the number of recruits continues to rise ukrainian soldiers training off the average

the centers for disease control and prevention is now making a new effort to update vaccines corona hasrted. this center. vaccination is considered the best way to prevent the next strain of corona virus. it is important to keep track of the strains that are spreading and to update our vaccines according to the spread of new strains . the head of the health tourism steering council announced the establishment of five wellness villages in the country , according to mr. abbasi, iran has 2% of therapeutic waters with unique properties in the world. it has the right capacity to accept wellness tourism in iran. hot water therapy and halal spas in the country now as one among the policies we prioritize, we focus on the method . there are about 400 of these thermal waters with very unique and very special properties. which can welcome health tourists at the international level, we found a location based on the studies that have been done and this is one of the capacities we have in the field of health tourism. the sales of cinemas across the country reached more than 18 billion 420 million tom

so the cdc is recommending that you get a vaccine, especially if you're a high-risk. they're coming out with a newsay that for people who are at risk, you should wait and just get vaccinated. ok, time now is 8.35. let's talk about this cash, not drugs. it's a new policy proposal that's actually going to be put. >> in front of the san francisco supervisor shortly. if they pass it, then the money would go to ed dickson, a program of been screen. >> and the bill is set to be introduced by supervisor matt dorsey. >> but the underlying principle of cash, not drugs is a simple one. a humane and effective approach to san francisco's drug crisis should also include rewarding good behavior and not just punishing bad behavior. >> well, the cash not drugs. o% legislation is going to be new in san francisco, but it's not a concept that's a stranger to people come for rob nesbitt talks with a former addict about it. >> that's right. recovery is an inspiration. san francisco supervisor matt dorsey introduced his cash, not drugs legislation on the steps of city hall monday, a short distance from the tenderloin w

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coming up, how the research done during covid could a new medicalte the vaccine for develop a bird flu vaccine. the department of health and human services says the vaccine will utilize the same mrna technology that was used to develop the covid 19 vaccines. the project comes as concern grows about cases in dairy cows all across the country. the h5n1 virus has spread to more than 135 herds in 12 states and infected three people in the u.s. so far this year. general motors is reporting its best quarterly sales numbers in three years. the detroit automaker says it sold close to 700,000 vehicles in the second quarter of this year. that's up 0.6% from a year earlier. and gm's highest quarterly sales since 2020. for electric vehicle sales, gm says deliveries increased 40% over last year, with almost 22,000 vehicles sold. however, they note ev sales still only account for about 3% of total sales in that quarter. markets ended the day higher after federal reserve chair jerome powell highlighted declining u.s. inflation, but stopped short of predicting interest rate cuts. this year. the dow up

now. >> health professionals say getting vaccinated and staying up to date on your boosters and new vaccinesbest protection. >> at 857 now, a bay area teenager became one of the youngest swimmers in the world to complete the coveted triple crown of open water swimming. maya marriage from berkeley finished a 20 mile swim across the english channel in less than 12 hours on saturday. the 16 year old fundraises with swim across america raising money for cancer research. marriage, says thinking about fundraising efforts pushed her to the finish line, especially after her own tumor scare back in may. >> so remembering, all of the patients at ucsf and the doctors at ucsf and the families there, and remembering that i'm doing it for them, not just for myself, but also for them, and that really inspired me and pushed me to keep going. >> marriage has raised more than $100,000 during a time with swim across america basketball star caitlin clark set to win a wnba record last night, the indiana fever rookie dished out 19 assists to set the league's single game record. it was her last game before the lea

then the doctor says everyone should get the new vaccine that's expected to be released in the fall.o improve the connections around the bart system. the new schedules begin august 12th. bart says these adjustments will ease crowding on several lines, making trains more evenly spaced. bart is also bringing back the connection from the blue line to the orange line at bayfair. bart and caltrain will also make changes to improve some of the transfers at millbrae, and bart is running on time this morning. >> let's. we want to check the roads though, as well. we are keeping an eye on the east contra costa county commute, and you can see there is a little bit of slow traffic and westbound highway four through pittsburg into concord, a little bit of slow traffic on two. 242 southbound into concord, from walnut to walnut creek from concord. taking a look at this live picture from our aa traffic cameras, you can see that heavy traffic on highway four in that westbound direction, 24 in lafayette towards the caldecott tunnel. also a little sluggish and busy at this hour. bay bridge toll plaza.

the moment, i mean, for example, who could have guessed that science would come up with a new class of vaccines in a matter of months when previously the fastest vaccine in 4 years as if almost to a firm. they kind of those a spirit of american exceptionalism, that the se, fundamentally calls into question. but, but that is a really trying to do is just remind americans of, in a sense what it become, of their country, you know, from the, the nation that literally let our way back to civilization from the dark as possible. era of world war 2 with amazing, extraordinary, almost unbelievable industrial might, and diversity to a country that, you know, suddenly, headphones to the point where, where, you know, it is caught it rank low in terms of press freedom. it had enormous economic in equity that there was a kind of a fundamental challenge to the very idea of american it. and at the time of the pen demik it was, it was um, it was performing very, very badly and with the prospect of a trump presidency on the horizon. things did not look very good now. in an incredible way. we stumbled forward, bu