they. >> we must nile has come back.g on and whether or not there are mosquitoes out and being aware is really, really important, too. >> i agree. i think is something you should just do now when you go out, especially when it's in season like right now with a lot of mosquitoes, you might put your sunscreen chair mosquito repellent on at the same time. just make it part of your daily routine. f doctor bobby, thank you so much for joining us being here and making sure that folks are aware of the risks this summer. really appreciate my. >> my pleasure. thank you. she did mention tax, but it's not just mosquitoes to look out for are wet and mild winter could lead to a particularly bad tick season this summer as well. scientists say many techs are expected to carry lyme disease because of an increase in the forest rodent population. last summer. if you are bitten by a tick, remove it immediately. if the tick is attauhed to your skin for 24 hours or longer, there's a higher chance of it infecting you with lyme disease. the cd

after a french teenager is shot dead by police clashes erupt as thousands pay tribute to 17 year old niles. the shooting has prompted questions about prejudice in france, again, slower income communities and ethnic minorities. also coming up. the u. s. supreme court strikes down affirmative action. rolling grace cannot be used as a factor in college and university admissions. media reports say one of russia's top generals has been arrested over last week and failed revolt. surgeries or a beacon is said to have had an advanced knowledge of the rebellion. the i'm the call for you. it's good to have you with us. we start with renewed unrest following the fatal shooting of a teenager near paris. police have used tear gas to disperse protesters after a vigil march for the victim identified as nile him. he was shot dead during a traffic stop on tuesday. anger over the shooting has been fueling days of riots. now. the officer who fired the shots has been charged with voluntary homicide. stephen 10 year old now use mother lead aside crowd in what started as a peaceful policy for his son. but simme

turn out to them and justice for the 17 year old nile. the shooting has prompted 2 knights of unrest and questions about prejudice and france against lower income communities and ethnic minorities also coming up the u. s. supreme court and what strikes down affirmative action ruling rates cannot be used as a factor in college and university admissions. and media reports say, one of russia's top generals has been arrested over last weekend's fail. vault surgery sort of beacon is said to have had advanced knowledge of the rebellion. the really thank you for joining us. a french police officer who allegedly shot dead, a teenager during a traffic stop, has been arrested and charged a peaceful march and the non tear suburb of parents leg by the mother a 17 year old nile escalated earlier today when some protesters started throwing projectiles. security forces then fired to your guess a small town near paris has imposed an overnight curfew. incident as feeling debates over police tactics in france or the officer has been charged with voluntary

this using of 17 year old nile has prompted fury and allegations of systemic racism inside french law enforcement. also coming up, the u. s. supreme court strikes down, defend manufacturing policy will link the rice cannot be used as a factor in university admissions. and the term model in russia dominates, and he used thomas in brussels. some one that a weekend flooded me person is far more dangerous than a strong leader in most got the general grade will come to the showing it be more clashes and on race to 19 powers is following the fatal shooting of a teenager this week. earlier police use t gas to disperse crowns after a vigil march for the victim identified as nile, and he was shot dead during a traffic stop on tuesday and go over the shooting has been fueling days of rights . the officer who fired the shot as big charged with the voluntary homicide. 17 year old. now use mother need a fine crowd and what started as a peaceful policy for his son. but simmering team. sions. voyle's own people through projectiles that police who used to guess the, the vigil tuning to vandalism, to

some people do picture in the morning, residents and notes have to stoke this restaurant and this is nile skinning, was a tragedy. but finance is also concerned for these damage won't bring a solution. we have to find democratic responses. we have to respect the law conscious grid scale. so who ends up suffering? it's the for us. it's us walking people. so the women at this stage, agents have been trying to clean up. there is a lot of broken last construction work because of putting out the ground floor of this building. it was completely burned in the on rest. and the restaurant is it has also been typing up. a lot of people are very concerned in this area about what the coming nights will bring. michael's a teacher who's they've been known to for nearly 40 years. he says, miles, this is inflamed, a deep rooted problems. the show much unemployment inflation lives every day, struggles. it all leads to situations like this. if there was full employment here, if young people could go to school instead of school shutting, we'd have less problems than the french government has condemned denia

there was an issue over the demonstration that we saw earlier, the march, what red niles family rough, i the phone essentially. what took us by the police at the time when prism macro and was calling for tom and contemplation. the to just don't seem to tell me the tactics and throughout so the kind of bizarre mood here and on to a lot the full serena, which is a big purpose in concerts venue, is 3200 meters away in that direction maroon 5 a planet tonight. and it's as if nothing has happened as it what's happened of, i'm a, is the people down there totally oblivious. we drove past the, just the about 20 minutes ago. the role here, we got to go into the concepts. and it's, it's, it's very, are very localized it's, it's a very, very strange kind of moody. it's very interesting situation that you describe that pull and only see that building is that still dealing with, with the flames of air. and we can see it looks like right, police, obviously fire engines there as well, trying to evacuate people from the building. as you say, things are just carrying on as normal. not far from you. an

you can see niles name as being per featured on the front of that door. and the word fascist is also written on the glass that it looks like it's been smashed with home is all the way along the side that kind of sort of the counter man spins around. you can also see other bits of damage here. clearly somebody might have would have been somebody that has been done here the kona right now. oh god, i was talking to the rest of it at the end is over over there on the square, where the princess much finished and where the trouble started when the police still had fire into a gas is here. i'm for free to just the other side of those 2, right. police officers with the right shield on the helmets says find the alarm trinity police. yeah. which basically means the and on end to police impunity. that is the sense all the people here and on said that the police officer long, i'd be unable to operate in districts like this with impunity. and i pay the shooting of not and is, frankly said, i will set fire to the touch paper as far as the, the anger and the frustration

the thousands of people, including niles mother and filled the streets and notes and demanding justice, the 0 when you get the had you with this, this is elsa 0 mind from the also coming up today. the us supreme court benz consideration of race as a factor in college admissions will be live in washington. and then your case, top court blocks a government plan to the ports asylum seekers to wanda, cooling it unlawful. the prime minister says his government will appeal the beginning of the french capital where tear gas has been fired at a rally held for a teenager who was shot dead by police. thousands of paying tribute to 17 year old nile who was killed during a police traffic stop on tuesday, sparking 2 nights of unrest. thousands of police officers have been deployed as the government calls for com. sarah. hi, ross begins are coverage. is the community gathered to protest against police brutality, thousands of people that by grieving mother, the 17 year old who was shot and killed by police on tuesday. police initially said he failed to coal freights when order to stop in the power su

he goes to egypt from the nile, but he is angry compressed under the ashes of the protestors of peaceh israel, the flame that apparently is going to catch ambar sadat's lap today , the egyptian armed forces start to cry, and sadat and mubarak are witnessing a parade next to each other, but suddenly the sound of gunshots is everything. in the blink of an eye, sadat turns away and loses his life. here in the court, khaled islambouli was thrown in a cage. a smile from his lips and he turns back. khaled islambouli shouts that he has killed the pharaoh of egypt. sadat's death begins . hosni mubarak's era is a few minutes long of course, rick is a popular man in egypt and the prominent officers of the egyptian air force and years ago he was able to defeat the israeli air force in an air battle, a memory that is still alive in the minds of the egyptian people and the sweetness created the fame of mubarak, but at the end of the decade in the 1970s, the political equivalents in egypt have changed. the egyptian authorities think that they can reduce the tension with america through peace with i

dominique garcia spoke about how to protect your kids from west nile this summer. >> because of this, you can expect plenty of this. >> and we can expect a lot of mosquitoes this summer season. >> reporter: and a pediatric resident with uc davis health and says it doesn't take much for these pests to make themselves home. >> mosquitoes love standing water. common things include dog bowls outside or saucers from plants, even something as small as a water bottle cap can breed mosquitoes. >> reporter: west nile recently found in sacramento county and kids need to protect themselves. dr. davidson recovers a three-pronged approach, cover up with long sleeved pants and sleeves if you can and use repellants. >> insect repellant is excellent. it works. just remember in the summer months, put on your sunscreen first and your insect repellant over it. >> reporter: a lot of parents have expressed concerns about deet over the years. but don't worry, it is safe. >> there are three main insect repellants that we use. and deet is the highly recommended. it's safe. i would use it sparingly in childre

nile, but the other 20% could develop symptoms like fever, rash, and in severe cases.of the brain. those who are very young or very old are most at risk along with those who are immunocompromised. but even healthy people can get a severe form of the disease. doctor bobby print from the mayo clinic is sharing some ways to protect yourself from mosquito bites this summer. >> usually dusk and dawn are particularly high risk areas from mosquito bites you're definitely i want to your bug spray when you're out and about. you can also wear protective clothing such wearing long sleeves is going to the ski tows and takes another biting arthropods less skin to bite on. >> and the doctors suggest you might want to apply your mosquito repellent. at the same time you put your sunscreen. >> up next, a special ceremony to commemorate the 79th to commemorate the 79th anniversary of d-day. ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm o

the victim identified as nile and was shot dead by police officer at a traffic stop. on tuesday, the officer has been charged with voluntary manslaughter. the victim, in the case was of airbus sent prompting renewed questions about racial profiling in france as low income communities. the full stars ease of dis, brittany trying to extinguish tiles across from the police, killing of paris teenage in my yield has ignited widespread rage. the fury descending into destruction. more than 800 people have been arrested. president emmanuel, i'm the chrome lift an e u summit to try and rain in the riots he sees many of those involved a young people in blamed social media, flickering, the unrest we've seen on snapshots tick tock on several other platforms. well those to organization yvonne and gatherings and the minute king of island new york city leads young people to detach from reality. and to feel that some of them are living on the street for video games. having talks okay to them. more offices of being deployed to control the violence, but the united nations has voiced it

these protests were triggered, of course, by the killing of a young nile there. but the tensions that are coming to the surface now and during these protests have been simmering for a long time. haven't they? yes, this is true. so maybe some of all of us and maybe some people say remember 2005, there was a very similar case to young boys has been running away from the police. they died and a police chase. and after this all, so what all was suburbs? a yan paris, a re, a big riot sprague, i was caused by burning, say i and, and these kind of events happen in, in france every now and then this is nothing completely new sir, to say. and it is, of course, in away an expression office, systematic or a systemic problem that they are people that might not identify themselves with the french stage, which you can in a way also seats by a french state buildings being attacked. so these, these are probably not completely involuntary targets. it says police schools are burning. so there is, there is a deep rooted problem here in front. yeah. let's see a children joining us f

it's through an outpouring of long suppressed frustration nile was known to police, but didn't have a criminal record. his family and friends pay tribute to have to go. so this is a young man, he's very kind, he's not evil or hooligan. what the media are saying about him is not true. his mom racing well, his grandmother, we know she around the neighborhood, so she's kind and helpful. she loves everyone, the young man left us for nothing. we not contradicting the state. we are not contradicting the legal or police procedure. yes, you was driving a car without a license like you tried to flee, but he should not be killed. the original police account was at the 17 year old, had driven the car at one of the offices, but video appears to contradict the police fashion of what happened. it shows an officer pointing his weapon through the window and appearing to 5 at close range before the cotton pulls way. facing the wounded. now crashed the vehicle a short distance away. what he thought is always to us from, as it is, it is not working in view of the state of the investigation and the detai

page on french television on thursday night saying that his client, this police officer who showed nile said he was sorry, he's issued an apology to the farm and he said he didn't need to shoot him bed he said he just wanted to try and perhaps even shoot him of the like to stop the call moving away. but he said with the call moved away. he was a throne of gall to base and baths and shooting him through the chest was in the was of the office of an accident. it was meant to happen in that way. never to unless it doesn't seem to come to situation, even though justice is being served or pursued. if you like, the police officer has been charged with bowman, treat homicide. but the death of nile really has been a trigger trigger for many people say is an attempt to box a tens of books in these areas. these poor areas where there is such high unemployment where young people so often say they are harassed by police. they feel often discriminated against melissa's being made even worse by the current economic situation. inflation, the cost of living people, adapting for life is getting harder. a

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let's speak to our correspondent, have a more, can choose an on demand that's across the nile from the call to given that sounds incredibly dangerous, given what's being kept on that side. what's the status of the fire and the fighting the now of the well we were able to hear and 10 of planes belonging to the sudanese army and were able to see them flying from here under man city to with the southern parts of the capital part of to we were also able to hear surface to air missiles being 5 by the rapid support forces from their positions around under mine. now when it comes to your move, the weapons production company that belongs to the sudanese army, the rapids support forces on wednesday said that they are in control of the manufacturing company. one of the largest on the continent sources invested in these are me who we spoke to say that's fine. thing is still very much ongoing between the 2 sides. best. yes. the rapid support forces were able to control parts of the company, but that's who they are in charge of the other. and that they are still finding the rapid support for us to

are there any -- >> nile rodgers. >> jimmy: nile rodgers, of course the one and only are there any peoplehip more than anything in life and i would love to collaborate with him that's kendrick lamar. [ cheers and applause his new record is -- his new record is, like, history making >> jimmy: it is unbelievable, right? >> mind bogglingly brilliant, yes. it's insane. have you had him on your show yet? >> jimmy: yeah he is mind boggling. he's brilliant >> so talented >> jimmy: you -- you brought up something when we were doing our bit that you said you want to do this and i don't know if you still want to do this. >> what? host your show >> jimmy: no [ light laughter ] you said you wanted to play this thing with me where we -- >> yeah, i want to i want to play all kinds of games with you but for now -- i told you, seduction. >> jimmy: but you have - >> okay, finally enough love >> jimmy: -- this is every letter of the alphabet on these cards. okay and you -- you wanted -- >> that's 26 he didn't know it at the time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i knew it was in the 20s. but you wanted me to shuffle

the west nile virus has been detected in the east bay.a county mosquito abatement district, two dead birds in pleasanton tested positive yesterday for west nile virus. this is the county's first indication of active virus transmission this year. the district is now increasing mosquito monitoring and larval control efforts throughout the area where those dead birds were discovered. the district also found a group of west nile positive mosquitoes in january. so far, no human cases have been reported. coming up on kvue news at 630, thieves target a cigaret store in san francisco getting away with hundreds of packs. the search underway now for the thieves. plus, bringing amsterdam style cannabis cafes to california. the new action from state leaders that could allow people to consume inside restaurants. and the stamford softball team gets some great defense as they take on the best team in the nation in the college world series. jason applebaum with the highlights coming up tonight n in the searchs one grocery store will stop at nothing to ma

in fact, this is the project of musa kalim's series, which was on the banks of the nile river, when the sed and sima news agency talked about the use of simulation technology for the production of films and series with mrs. fatemeh ghaffari, the producer and director of the ghaffari institute. hello, welcome to the report. it is similar to the explanation of this loneliness, especially what it is used for, what it is, and so on especially for use in the production of fast and violent movies, virtual reality or simulating the events that took place in the world in 2019, and naturally , wherever you are in the world, our country has been a stranger for many years, a 10-year honeymoon of research and research. we have approved 2019 2019 that you can do this work, but our work needs to be specialized and knowledge-oriented, which were the point anyway, and having the basic skills and familiarity with the software and being able to let's express and nurture them and be with us on this path i want this work to come to fruition. what are you doing? this method has many new features. in the eye

so suddenly it does not appear closely linked to nile ends shooting. but at the same time, the capitalist was the faithful shooting by police. and the dissatisfaction of bank, of the people have to vote so far as he fits and pull in. now the development today was that apology from the police officer responsible for the fatal shooting. what spring the reaction to to that has that eased tensions? that will, is it, it hasn't really, frankly, i mean, that was an apology. that was issued by the offices lawyer who dave against youtube, a beth mtv, one of the national cable tv channels here. last nights or thursday nights and, you know, not as mom is mother said frankly, she doesn't blame the police as such for being racist. but she doesn't blame that officer as far as she's concerned about office or an arab and. and that was why he opened fire. and as far as the issue of police racism goes, um there's a you and report that the you and in geneva i've spoken today highlighting the fact that perhaps this episode should be an opportunity to address problems of r

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yes, there's widespread anger and anguish, specifically over the killing of this 17 year old hughes nile, a french algerian teenager. but this is also long simmering. a reaction to french racism which is linked to colonialism and both of those things are typically denied and raised by french authorities and politicians. that is to say, despite centuries of racial oppression of its minorities and colonized populations, the french government continues to per tray itself is not racist. and so that is why people in these communities are living with you have, you know, in this case of video reporting of this you being shot, um, uh for simply driving their car. and this is causing a great deal of pain in english and anger. justifiably on the part of those who are living under those circumstances too much in a sense of denial from the government and that's hard to use, but it's that data to fall into that. absolutely. i mean, even the french government itself, in 2020 the french national. i'm buds person released to report indicating that black an error of french people experience a racial prof

intimate with a civilization of several thousand years and an ancient history , from which the famous nile river begins, and to the heart of the african continent. all this aside the special geographical location of israel, which connects this country to western asia and southern europe through the strait of gibraltar , has turned it into an important country with deep roots in the world. the crowd gets angry, and this time this breathtaking heat, they all thought that they were too kurdish. they gathered together in tahrir square. it has been a few days that this angry crowd gathers in cairo's azadi square, which is called tahrir in arabic , chanting slogans and demanding resignation and the trial of president mohamed moussa, egypt's freedom square , has seen these gatherings again right before on this hot day, they wanted the fall of former dictator hosni mubarak, but today these people want to overthrow the government that came to power 12 months ago with the national elections. the question is why only two years after the victory over the dictatorship in 2011, egypt is going backwards

it was laid by the mother of the victim, 17 year old niles, she thinks the thousands who attended for their support that you have to go. so she is a young man, he's very kind, he's not evil or hooligan. what the media are saying about him is not true. his mom racing well, his grandmother, we know she around the neighborhood. she's kind and helpful. she loves everyone. the young men left us for nothing. we not contradicting the state. we are not contradicting the legal police procedure. yes, you was driving a car without a license, like you tried to flee, but he should not be killed. you know? that's all what you they shouldn't have by it. no to the us supreme court in the us as the rule that universities and colleges must stop considering race when admitting new students. it follows accusations at harvard university have been discriminating against asian american applicants. result was superior. electro cortez adjourned. a hearing in the trial. a former president j are both scenario. he is charged with abuse of power. if convicted both scenario couldn't be bored from running for publi

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beginning of legal proceedings, and this will be later decided in court that these protests are about nile, but they're also about allegations of systemic racism inside french law enforcement . tell us more about what protesters have been demanding. so a lot of protesters and refer to it uh, already in the, in the report um, audi monitoring for just as for now in the 1st place, but then they will, it's a lot of people saying, well, the police cubes. and of course you have to distinguish a little bit. there has been protesters that are peaceful, the big part of the people have been peaceful that went to this much today. and then you'll have, of course, people that are not that peaceful and behave seems quite some damage also over the last nights. and these people might also be angry and they might ask for something else and then just just, just for now. so it is an expression of a deep rooted anger. you can also see it as it is going against the signs of the stage to such as pretty stations or schools. so i think that's important to mention there that it is just a small minority yet. there'

. >> they have diseases that affect humans like west nile >> anything with people's backyard to fill with containers full of water, to the creeks, nst w, mly rerter pet breeding mosquitoes and mosquito larva. the most practical thing is to eliminate any standing water. >> just turn it upside down so the next time it rains it is not full of water. >> reporter: the homeowner is doing her part with the community having one less thing to worry about. >> reporter: much more mosquitoes this year ? >> definitely. >> mosquitoes only need a quarter inch of water to complete the lifecycle. most common sources include flowerpot saucers, kiddie pools, tires and rooted plants and water . >>> stunning scenes on the east coast with smoke from the wildfire and from across the border affecting the air-quality. here is sights from the seÑor. new york by the way having some of the worst air-quality among the world's major cities because of this today. strong wind taking the thick smoke bar and some of it popping up over the smoky mountains of tennessee. canada is battling over 100 wildfires near iowa.

first core of lebanon's hezbollah was formed, and can hezbollah defeat israel, which claims from the nilethe euphrates ? may your government die in the morning. the 33-day, 22-day, and 8-day two-day war has just become the center of resistance against the zionist regime. has become a prominent word politics in the world until yesterday, resistance did not have such a place in the political vocabulary. today , it has become one of the most prominent political words among the political words in the world. resistance and standing is our secret, that the way to surrender to the enemy is not to be in front of the enemy when he attacked. that the body is resistant, the body is resistant to corona, it resists germs, society resists it, our leader and muqtada said, we must have a strong iran, a strong iran today, thanks to the teachings of the imam and the leadership, go to the presence of the youth, stay strong, iran there is a lot of progress, people today, we have strong courage, the people are not afraid, the people of the people hope, the imam gave hope to the people, the devil and the demon

the west nile virus has been detected in the east bay.horities in alameda county say two dead birds in pleasanton tested positive for west nile county. officials are now increasing efforts to find and control areas with standing water and mosquitoes close to where the dead birds were discovered. officials say the best way to stop any future transmission is by decreasing the number of mosquitoes. so far, no human cases have been reported. well, more than a dozen cancer drugs have become harder to find because of supply chain issues now. and now new reports suggest that the fda may temporarily allow imports of other chemotherapy drugs from overseas. that aren't currently approved in the us. one woman says she was shocked when she arrived to her mother's weekly chemo therapy treatment to find out the drug. she needed is in short supply. now there has been such a trooper, she's just been so strong that this was a really difficult moment for her. and i don't know if it was everything that led up to this point. she just started to cry. as insti

this month, two dead birds in pleasanton tested positive for west nile.ime now. 723 if you're making smoothies this morning to double check the fruit, you're using a large number of bags of frozen fruit have now been recalled because of possible contamination of listeria. the affected brands include great value, good and gather three, six, five and season's choice. the fda says the products are sold around the country at whole foods market, trader joe's walmart, target and other stores. so far, no illnesses have been reported. well in east bay, profit in berkeley. that helps to feed thousands of people in need is struggling to deal with the sudden loss of funding. the berkeley food network was forced to close its main kitchen that was used to cook and distribute meals. most of those meals were for older adults who may be homebound or just can't cook for themselves. that hub kitchen was operated by one paid staff member who was laid off along with volunteers. we know that food insecure is a old issue. it's been around in our community for a long time and w

the russian kharkov salient in this way are in full swing, but we need to be sure that the russian nileus and will not inflict a preemptive blow to undermine the sixth department of the imperial security and its organization zeppelin. carried out large-scale drops of misinformed agents. and preparing for battles near moscow direction. but i, of course, give a 100% guarantee. i can't, i can. agent max, introduced by us into the general headquarters of the enemy, obtained a copy of the enemy offensive plan under the rusty internet. damn it, admiral where is this information from you confirmed? i agree, yes i do. you are my abandoned, you are the edge of my path. trying to arrange a normal life russia must choose its middle path between tyranny. and not limited by her freedom. the wind is mold, i'm sitting, the sun is sputum russia needs a monarchy point to have a vertical of power and so that everything and everyone is not in their place, dear porfiry ignat no. no, once again no, the monarchy is hopelessly outdated. no, my dear , only a constituent assembly and a regularly elected preside

up to ebola, there is anything and everything exotic, such as west nile fever, dengue fever, that is,ave never been recorded in ukraine ukraine has become an infusion over the past decades. us test site for the development of biological weapons components testing new samples of pharmaceuticals and experiments on local birds and insects in order to create natural foci viral diseases, a special military operation, of course, pretty much violated these plans, but the danger from them still comes from there is information that some secret laboratories. and to this day they continue their activities in the square. it doesn't leave the thought that they are all really crazy. why these endless bio-experiments? why the rampant propaganda of lgbt and transgender people all these laws on gender reassignment from the age of six. is there really a deep world government that really wants to reduce the population of the earth, it seems like we said in childhood hot even hotter? quote of course, we were not sure that let's break through went blind, but with god's help , everything was possible. end

here, for example, west nile fever, you think this west nile fever virus is only not in the western world there and in israel, but in principle, a viral disease of a certain percentage. mortality, indisposition, rash, painful joints, and so on, it was very much in eastern europe in the soviet union, it was not in america until the ninety-ninth year, then it was brought there in 1999, and there were outbreaks of this western niva, it is carried by different vectors, but by birds including, do you have any questions. ask good morning. yes, doctor, and everyone knows that salmonellosis can be caught from eggs and chicken meat, but are they carriers regular pigeons and ducks we feed in the park, right? absolutely right on ceremony. that part you may have been saying could be part of the microbiome living in the guts of these birds and naturally. this can be a source of plaque, which is completely proven, and not only to our own people and many other parasites, so in general we see that we love to love feeding pigeons there. by the way, it's dangerous, don't feed the pigeons. you inhale, i und

region may become a source of a new threat of diseases not typical for these places, for example, west nile fever, as stated in according to the russian ministry of defense, the creation of foci of especially dangerous infections is being studied in american military biological laboratories, according to the department , mosquitoes can become carriers of such diseases, and the united states plans to deliver insects using drones for the use of these drones. according to scripture. the drone must deliver a container to a given area and release them when bitten by a communicable person capable of infecting military personnel with dangerous infections, for example, such as marina in the patent description emphasizes that those infected by military personnel not able to fulfill the combat missions assigned to him and the citation is noted. a similar way of infecting the enemy militarily . it would have a significant effect. end quote the number of biological laboratories in which the united states conducts research is growing; this is fixed by russian experts according to the ministry of defense

west nile. but the other 20% could develop symptoms like fever, rash and in some severe cases inflammation of the brain, those who are very young or very old are at most risk along with those who have a immunocompromised problems, even so healthy individuals can get a severe form of this disease. doctor bobby print from the mayo clinic shared with us that we can protect ourselves from mosquito bites this summer. >> usually dusk and dawn are particularly high risk areas from mosquito bites you're definitely i want to write your bug spray when you're out and about. you can also wear protective clothing such wearing long sleeves is going to give 7 ski, tows and takes another biting arthropods less skin to fight on. doctor also suggests you apply mosquito repellent at the same time when you're putting on your sunscreen. >> we're going to take a live look outside right now at our camera. looking across the golden gate bridge no fog or clouds here. but a lot of parts of the bay area saw some rain toda

i did nile internship at station 49. it was wonder. . i learned the san francisco wave doing things. like the wild, wild west, every day. i loved it was a family environment here. that made mow say san fan fire department, that's i didn't want to be. i avoided science my entire education up to becoming a paramedic. i failed my first time taking my emt registry. i hope well is nobody out there that gets discouraged if this happens. you have opportunity to take again. i d. i came back. took it, passed and continued to paramedic and pass the my registry the first time. being a woman in the fire department i am a minority here. a minority in multiple aspects. i'm a woman. biracial i'm the only black woman paramedic in the ems position. it is insane and i hope i encourage other women to join this profession that does not represent the city of san francisco. i love to show up on a scene and i can see the comfort in member who men looks like me or my family members they see me and they are comforts. i hope there are women that see me and see th

nile attack.ywhere, yes, a is the so-called e, including partisan resistance, then the entire territory, a, which is deployed. here it is, in principle , dangerous. yes, this movement of the car is dangerous, because colleagues were constantly moving and getting into such ambushes by helicopters. it's for uh been shelled and sometimes guerrilla warfare. it is much more dangerous than direct hostilities, because it can appear just around the corner here lived advisers, just in case they learned to shoot the house holds a war specialist. they fired terribly. well, i don’t know who it is, they probably said in seventy-fifth absolutely in the same room. unlike afghanistan, there were no soviet regiments and divisions in mongolia, here the soviet union is here all its troops, all its forces, and there is only strength of our guys brave conscientious, who helped in some way substitute the freedom of independence well, there were signalmen there, but we could not expect reinforcements there. let's go the

nile: chris christie has made clear he is the anti-trump. that is the lane he has carved since day one. william: to go directly at the president unlike anybody else. nikole: that, and that he is not the former president. he is willing to pull those punches were some of the other candidates have not. with respect to mike pence, it remains to be seen, because we have seen him kind of toe the line bween allying himself -- aligning himself with the trump administration while also putting some distance between january 6. it will be interesting in august to see how much the gloves come off between all these candidates. leigh ann: and who is on the stage also. [laughter] william: right. what is your sense of the calculus. are they all just waiting for a trump implosion? peter: there are two ways to win, one is to take trump down, the other is to wait to take trump down. they are waiting for jack smith, waiting for georgia, waiting to see what happens, if he gets a second indictment, a third indictment, a fourth indictment, does that change the calc

formation of foci of diseases, which, in particular, are transmitted by mosquitoes , primarily west nilethis, how do you generally assess the epidemiological situation now? it is clear that big water carries. there are certain risks here , the situation in the region is now normal. we have group selections every day. uh, we are processing the territory and here thanks to the equipment of the ministry of emergencies, uh, they work, uh, colleagues work and process the territories, settlements of the cemetery. e. i am sure that we are going there accordingly and in general the company of vaccination of the population and, er, is dealing with the elimination of the consequences. i am confident that we will be able to avoid any manifestations of such diseases. tell us about how the interaction with the population is going. e, how is the work to help flood victims of the evacuated president earlier, and instructed to pay special attention to each issue that arises here for the evacuees lives. well, so temporary accommodation for more than 1,000 people. they are accommodating him. these are hot

well, well, this is the neighborhood when oil lives and sitting on top of the side is nile mazda. he is leading tribute to 17 year old son is to member to march. when you go cause you really go to the motion. sometimes it's supposed to be very touched if there were so many people here. sometimes she looks as if she is on the test because everyone is telling me she wants to take these traffic checks. not far from here, just a few 100 meters away from what is most taking place. so basically it's important to be human. the situation is last too long. the same things keep happening and choose. people are sick of it. it could have been my son's. i'm of north african origin and it's not the 1st i'm the sort of thing has happened. we are so fed up what's happening now is exactly the sort of thing that tends to explain the situation because the police have fired a number of to a guess. how does says right into the middle of this crowd as they were coming to the end of the people coughing, a lot of children with a lot of families, people are walking away feeling fear is that the police has

well, look, i'm in the powers of, of, of known tad, this is where nile came from is so needle coming out. and it was last night we spent part of the night in the neighborhood with niles was me thing it's, it's an maple just a few minutes away from a, with very high rise apartment blogs. and i can say it was a pretty 10 situation. there were a lot of people in the streets, mainly young men that they were throwing fireworks at police officers, a lot of security, a lot of police trucks out as you can imagine in fools. uh oh. so we saw a number of calls being set to light and been so cool. a tense situation of finding situation, police officers making a number of arrest. it is quite so now, but they will assemble the scene, say what happens here in montana last night to know the power suburbs on all the cities across from them. so that's no to say cool, so that so that is the only picture here in non tab, because this is a sub like any, all the web people also have to go to work and goes to school and get on with their lives. and the majority of people all taking a pause in this violence

find a riley have a teenager shot dead by police demonstrations were paying tribute to 17 year old nile. and demanding justice. thousands of extra police have also been deployed to the area as the government's calls for com. so r hi, rod has more in the community gathered to protest against police brutality. thousands of people led by grieving mother of a 17 year old, who was shots and killed by police on tuesday, bought the luxury peaceful march. to finance the sun, protested budding calls and police attempting to discuss the crowds by firing. guns . police visually said not allowed to fail to cooperate with order to stop in the power suburbs known to somebody in friends. pay tribute to not i left the march of that you have to go. so this is a young man, he's very kind, he's not evil or hooligan. what the media or saying about him is not true. his mom raced and well, his grandmother, we negotiate around the neighborhood. so she's kind and helpful. she loves everyone . the young men left us for nothing. we're not contradicting the state. we are not contradicting the legal or police proc

and you can see, uh, niles name has been graffiti on the side of the building that that's a c, a b, a cab which is an acronym involving a swell relates. and so the police, you can tell from that that, that very angry at the way the police acted unhappy and acting in recent months. and yes, i hear the toner. well, the car, which not with driving at the time when he died is just over that. and the been in front of us is still smoldering. it really is on the edge here. there's police wheeling around is quite a fluid situation quite unpredictable. there's a supermarket at the top of that says that we're going to get some provisions, some water. and when we arrive minutes into a group of loose at the, the supermarket essentially. so there was a big group of those motorcycle cops that, that arrested about 2 or 3 people. i know several of us have managed to escape, and it appears that the demonstrate has on the troublemakers are gonna play a kind of hit wrong kind of game with the police throughout the evening. and there's a sizable increase in police numbers here. as natasha said in the sar

dead, said he was sorry that he extended that apology to the family of nile, the lawyer said that his client didn't mean to shoot him dead. he wanted to just perhaps choose his leg to try and stop the young teenaged driver from driving off. but instead they ended up shooting him in the chest. he said, this is a law enforcement officer who is going off every day to do his job. this is the last thing. obviously he wanted to see happen. people here have been calling for justice and what we have now is this police officer, he has been charged for fall into the homeless side, but it doesn't seem to be necessarily changing the mood will make people feel that this finds loan rest is going to. so i'm one of the big reasons for that is that the death of bio has been a trigger for so many of the underlying concerns. and in places like non tad where unemployment is high. when people sometimes say they feel discriminated against. they feel that the police harass them and also inflation cost of living, people getting poor life is getting harder and all these things together with these long summer

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without a home tonight after a house fire in daly city that happened around midnight last night on west nile fire crews were able to prevent that fire from spreading to nearby homes. nobody was in the house at the time. fortunately, it's not clear yet what started that fire. another postal worker has been robbed in the middle of the day in oakland. this time it happened a few blocks from international boulevard in east oakland to yesterday. 2 armed man approached the carrier took the keys and this case the worker was not harmed. this is just the latest example of a disturbing trend of robbing postal carriers. >> course, scene while joins us now from our newsroom with more. christine. >> well, this was a crime that was rarely reported before the pandemic. but it skyrocketed in recent years up almost 80% nationwide last year and more than quadrupling over the past decade. and there are plenty of high-profile examples from here in the bay area just last week in san francisco, the postal service issued a reward of up to $50,000 for information about this man. they say robbed a postal worker near