the really good stuff in modern medicine is the acute care of the emergency treatments treating people with trauma treating life threatening infections with answered audix treating heart attacks with emergency hot stenting for example something i did for a lot of my career but the big issue in health care now is a management and it's chronic diseases and the management of chronic disease is a 1st and foremost primary focus our intervention is drugs and when you look at the data on those drugs i'm i'm talking about drugs you know blood pressure cholesterol pills i'm talking about drugs for diabetes you know for the overwhelming majority of these patients being treated it doesn't give them any benefit whatsoever and they come with side effects at the same time we're detracting from giving them. prescribed lifestyle advice so that's where the imbalance is but just to put in perspective for you of us the issue around the pharmaceutical industry influence over guidelines and drug prescribing practices has become such a big issue that one of the co-founders of the very eminent respectable cochran

systems were definitely see and as as more cases occur and there will be more severe cases among people with low in opportunities to protect themselves and who may have already precut tree existing conditions will see more really serious sick people getting into the hospital that need to be taken care of who need to be taped healthy and not spalls systems will be able to cope with its well this isn't the world's 1st pandemic some experts say it won't be the last so what lessons can we had derived from today that would help seal those in situations most precarious from the worst effects of the pandemic we do see this so often and in there you know diseases begin chronical infectious disease coming up that we have a social differences in disease risk and disease cost so this is nothing new and we just need to be acting more swiftly and in the beginning already you know be aware and realize that this is what is going to come here that we will have groups that up to chile affected by such an demick and we need to start having structures that really allow swift action that really brings those tho

people which upon but. despite all the support. even though i have. one year to go in my tenure. and with the other challenges the have not been addressed yet. amid the crime the virus outbreak. i decided to step down as the prime minister. to send my apologies to the people. of the right that. i wasn't able to solve or that some issues involving tauted nationals it is indeed us also to grant the peace treaty last year situation amendment. i'm going to leave my status without chewing over those. targets. it is indeed. we are ok that is. i don't know who has officially resigned now as prime minister of japan just to recap what he said. he said there to for the past 7 years and 8 months he has sought to control his disease also a lot of kaleidoscope a very painful condition a chronic condition of the bowel he said in june check up showed signs of the disease returning in the middle of last month all sorts of classes reemerged in earnest that he will now be taking a new drug but this must be continuously monitored he went on to say that he's pulled out all the stops in his job as prime minis

was changed just before that we now have to make sure that the conditions are that these groups people with lower social economic resources and hopeful that they are able to really cope with the situation as. best as possible we have seen for example in the in the us that knowledge that the support that we could support was cut and immediately i mean do issues of unemployment come up and this is particularly precarious fall for groups with you know low income and precarious jobs there was little income they may have and then they split into real major economic but also social problems and that also means health problems because they would be having you know a harder time to care if they needed they may have less access to the testing facilities and all of this is really something that needs to be taken care of now and once a vaccine comes another big issue is to make sure that it reaches especially groups under you know major a higher risks than other groups that will also be a big challenge though as you say poverty it leads to health problems leads to more poverty what does worsening ineq

people remove the mask? >> absolutely. you do not shop my store withor this gun shop owner, the coronavirus itself doesn't add up. >> 150,000 people are dead. over 150,000 people. >> i definitely don't agree with that number that you just threw out there. >> what do you not agree with? >> there's so many cases of fraudulent claims as far as how they are reporting numbers. >> reporter: public health officials believe the number of death from covid-19 is probably higher than the official count, not loer. >> when the president comes out and says wear a mask, he's just playing politics? >> unfortunately, i do, think at that point he's playing politics. originally he called this entire thing fake. >> the coronavirus is no hoax. and speaking out, not a political act. it's a friendly warning. >> it's ridiculous not to take this seriously. i mean, i could have died just like the next person. anybody can. it could have been either one of us or both of us. >> so it you think you can't get it and can't get sick in a small town, listen to the patterson's story. i

it's not something that i did by my own by and except for citizen i can do all that i can imagine people with different jobs bus * drivers. medical work has caught a ball to comply with this restrictions so i'm sad for all that and i will and i'll be able to do this for a few more weeks even is necessary to my own health and to the general wellbeing of society like everybody else i do hope it will be over and like everybody else i will be even more thankful when i will be able to meet my students and their son because the conference is all very well but it's not teaching well it is stitching but it's about 25 percent of what it should be i do know how to see that they have and the will come back. and then just the day and i'll be able to come to your studio and you know there are some instead. to be looking forward to it but before you say the dice let me ask you one more question because if you know conversation to say the russians is complete without quoting our great poet under pushkin. once when he himself was on the. where instead of the milk's we're worse down cholera even though he him

people be alarmed by catching christ at drop boxes? i'm assuming the answer is no, they're safe. >> donald trump's twitter account has been filled with a litany of inaccurate and irresponsible tweets. this is just one of many to add to the list. of course mailboxes are dirty but so are any surface that multiple people touch. i don't think that the american people need to be alarmed that they're going to catch coronavirus by using mail-in ballots. the most important thing that we can do is perform hand hygiene. put your ballot in the mail and use hand sanitizer. not quantum physics. what is riskier is standing in a line without distancing with people not wearing masks to vote in person. >> thank you for clarifying that for us. so many people with purell to do that. you wash your hands right away

that as big butts and wife hips may actually be in a much better mid to ball like position than people with a normal b.m.i. but with lots of this are all fat around their organ say it's not the bow the pira is actually it's how they those fat deposits actually function yeah so absolutely spot on you know the statistics basically tell as you know there are some ethnic disparities but if you're normal b.m.r. right about 40 percent of people who. come for example from south asian origin and this is not a small number of people in the world this is a you know you look at the indian subcontinent the oh talking about was 2000000000 people around the world. who are vulnerable to this so this is you know full extent of south asians and about 20 percent cocoa asians as well so essentially we're all vulnerable and that's why i also say there's no such thing as a healthy way only a healthy person based on the metabolic health and the reasons for that are not fully understood but basically for those certain people with the for genetic reasons they seem to develop these problems these conditions of dise

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those are the people we deal with. who is the victim of the effects of violence, who has had a drug addiction issue and is looking for help. those are the quiet people that are out there that don't have a voice president trump gave to. i am grateful to stand here with them because those are issues we deal with. i am proud to have a president that will reach out and give them a helping hand. that is something lost in our society is the big heart this president has. god bless our president and our country. [applause] mr. trump: so thank you very much. these people, i should not say this that i will. i wanted to come down the stairs of the beautiful plane, to shake their hands, to hug them and kiss them but i won't be able to do that for maybe 90 days or so. we will be back. but we want to thank you all. these are incredible people behind me, law enforcement. some are allowed to do their job, many are not. those are the places -- we are turning it around very strongly. i will always be with these great people. i will alwa

you know people with the name because of the site some people had to explain to fallen for that time some people say they needed to speak with a clinical psychologist some people said you have to be electrocuted in the right to say let's talk about what is causing men to violently attacked women in this way why is a coronavirus pandemic making at what. level do you think is the pandemic is making me what i think was the pandemic comes we need don't need to expose the issue is that you should that have all the food that it has just basically amplify them. to percival as the next plan to commence the fall and before the pandemic fab will as they don't go into the office do in school longer just basically be able to go out of the house but the pandemic off in nigeria there was a complete total lockdown kind of if you will people with expected to stay at home and stay safe. however for some people the houses looking pay for 50 years will be when each one is the other piece that's on the score that necessitated and that's taking 2 equal in people reaching out during this period so i do no

and tens and tens of millions of people struggle with high levels of student debt. this is a moment in history that all of us must stand together. black and white, latino, asian american and native american. we must stand together. we must defeat donald trump. we must elect joe biden as our next president. and we must create an economy that lifts our people up. thank you all very much. 2020 coveragen continues with candidates speaking and debating. your unfiltered view of politics. the contenders, about the men who ran for the presidency and lost but changed political history. three-time governor of new york, thomas dewey. the contenders. from columbus ohio is sean trende. that's began with the presidential race. we are 65 days before election day. early voting will begin. where does the race stand right now? we haven't have a lot of polling because of the conventions. the posters take a little bit of a break during the conventions and then try to measure afterwards. right now, it does look like joe biden is in the

people. in the face of this reality we are taking a step back to stand with the people to undergo this battle of change with them who we want to open the door towards national salvation that the lebanese people are taking part in. that this is why i am today announcing the resignation of the government. may god protect lebanon. and there was a lebanese prime minister speaking earlier today for more on joined tonight here at the big table by my colleague from arab it is from lebanon so good to have you back on the program with us tonight were you satisfied with the message from the prime minister today. that's a tough question to answer as many have been means not satisfied with this resignation we've seen the protests this evening following the prime minister's resignation the protesters are saying this is not enough the resignation does not saturate the demands of the people they want to hold accountable those responsible for the blast and those responsible for years and years of neglect and mismanagement of the whole system and lebanon of the whole government so this resignation comes on th

july. >> in livermore, volunteers with a g couldn't wait to unload this truck filled with prepared meals for people in need. >> we're doing one box per car. >> combining restaurants that needed the work with people who needed the food. >> take this to the restaurant. say hey, can you prepare a hot, healthy meal for a family of four for $25. >> the local livermore lincoln dealership offered up their parking lot for the food give away. oaf here they're selling luxury cars and over there, they're giving away food to the neediest families. >> the group plans to give away a combined 1,000 meals at this give away and in el sobrante tonight and pleasanton tomorrow. eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> just enormous need and growing. all this week, abc 7 news is focusing on education as one of the keys to building a better bay area. the california state university system trains about 6,000 new kindergarten through 12th grade teachers a year. this summer, the focus expanded to help existing teachers sharpen their skills a. san jose state is making the lessons available for free. >> this online learning thing they'r

kenosha's people are loving, peaceful, and good with change. and these people did exactly what they needed to do in a peaceful way. the people that did not want to partake in what was happening last night, which again was very small, they stayed home. we made a 7:00 curfew. the people of kenosha, thank you. thanks for ad hering to the 7:00 curfew and clearing the streets. so, you, your family, your property were safe and it allowed us to do our jobs. since sunday, when this whole thing started, the personnel, the resources, equipment from our county, from the counties around us, we have departments in the state of wisconsin, their smaller departments that sentuss a third of all their deputies. we have one that sent one of their officers and that's about a third of all the officers they have. they want to keep kenosha safe and help people in kenosha and help protect the protesters too. the state has been fantastic as far as sending resources from the very first minute that we ask them. they have sent everyone we've asked for and they've been outs

really good stuff in modern medicine to see if you care the emergency treatments that treating people with trauma i'm treating life threatening it's. action with answers audix training heart attacks with emergency hot standing for example something i did for a lot of my career but the big issue in health care now is a management as chronic diseases and the management of chronic disease is a 1st and foremost primary focus our intervention is drugs and when you look at the data on those drugs i'm i'm talking about drugs you know blood pressure cholesterol pills i'm talking about drugs for diabetes you know for the overwhelming majority of these patients being treated it doesn't give them any benefit whatsoever and it comes with side effects at the same time we're detracting from giving them. prescribed lifestyle advice so that's where the imbalance is but just to put in perspective for you of us the issue around the pharmaceutical industry influence over guidelines and drug prescribing practices has become such a big issue that one of the co-founders of the very eminent respectable cochrane

at this particular moment we have to go back to the people to fight with them against corruption we need to open the door to national salvage national rescue we need to be part of the people so i declare today the resignation of this government god bless lebanon police in hong kong have made their highest profile arrests so far under a new national security law imposed by china media tycoon jimmy lie has been detained because of colluding with foreign forces several others have also been arrested including pro-democracy activist agnes chow critics say it's an attack on press freedom in hong kong. china has imposed sanctions on 11 high profile americans including senators marco rubio and ted cruz it's in response to the u.s. freezing the american assets of hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb and 10 of the senior chinese officials washington says beijing's crackdown of pro-democracy opposition voices in hong kong is could tailing political freedoms china's accuse the u.s. of interfering in its affairs. the opposition in belarus is disputing early election results saying president alexan

these are people with lived experiences. people who have actually had mental health challenges themselves. who get some additional training. and they're not trained to be a clinician but what they are trained to do is to walk beside people who are experiencing mental health challenges. very effective in terms of helping people engage. giving people hope. empowering people. encouraging people as they walk through their recovery process. and that's a very fulfilling role for many people. 23 you don't want to go through the formal educational rout there are other roles that you can play that people have found very fulfilling and are actually very important for the mental health system. host: one more call from george in florida. caller: good morning. how are you today? host: fine, thanks. caller: that's good. you talk about mental health, i have a problem with some of these people on tv, seems like they're losing it. they're obviously going a little crazy. i was going to ask you, what do you think the diagnosis would be for nanc

people of japan. despite the support, even though i have one year to go in my tenure and with other challenges that have not been addressed yet amid the coronavirus outbreak, i decided to step down as the prime minister i would like to send my apologies to the people of japan. >> translator: i wasn't able to solve issues with japanese nationals. it is with regret the peace treaty of russia are going to leave my status without achieving all of those ambitions and targets. it is indeed a regrettable thing for us it is a commitment made to the people in japan under the new leadership of the party, we are going to work out the new policies and have a new engine for growth and momentum and those measures to be executed. next prime minister, before he or she will be appointed, the ownness is on me i take my responsibility i go through the treatment i like to regain my health again so i can stand behind a new administration as a politician to the people in japan, i appreciate your support for about eight years. thank you very much indeed i would like to take questions based on practice, we take questions from

stopped easing lockdowns after a spike in new infections well that means people now in northern england are having to live with tough new restrictions. brit's i'm asking out and not just inside and advising uncovered 19 infection rates and public warnings of a 2nd outbreak more and more people choose to don a mask outside as well of course i will get my mom scanned i put it when i go to place connection with the individuals most british people just obey the rules i think will be a 2nd wave yes northern region such as greater manchester recently witnessed a spike in infection rates in a bid to stem transmissions authorities have tightened restrictions again we want to pursue a local approach where we take decisive action where it's necessary where the data shows that we have to do that. leading scientists have criticised the government's approach to testing and breaking the chain of infection they say the current system is not sufficient we need to scale up tests of symptomatic people and have a certain level of tracing of their contacts you know to avoid secondary what the government has admitted that there's

five people were shot after police responded to a call about a person with a gun. officers arrived to find a gathering of nearly 200 people several of whom who opened fire at police, we're told. no officers were injured. the five victims were transferred to the hospital in stable condition. >>> have you seen this yet? a fire tornado swirls across the sky in northern california. it formed near the loyalton fire on saturday. they're caused by strong winds pulling rising heat into a vortex of smoke, fire and dirt. it's scorch now 20,000 acres, so far it's only 5% contained. it's cust several wildfires rages across the west right now. across california, organ and colorado. >>> as we roll into the next hour, you are live in the c "newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being here. the democrat ecconvention kicks off tomorrow. the entire events is happening virtually. but one part that would be familiar, the deep benchle democratic speakers, including the clintons, the obamas, and the major voices in this 2020 campaign. joe biden will accept the nomination on

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that is the people with the greatest need. extremely low income folks under 30% of area median income. who are they? thousands of low wage essential workers, families of color yous r under popty line, 75,000 social security seniors and others priced out of housing and tax credit housing and closed out of private public housing and sros. the second trend is that city agencies are excluding those with the greatest need. by reinventing the definition of affordable. planning does it when they include the units when we know new a.d.u.s start at market rate. they push affordable to incomes higher and higher. planning does it when they go to 5,000 affordable units in 10 years with 120 for the extremely low income. zero for 2019. we have no extremely low category. the reports show we will never achieve racial and social equity. we will never adequately house the people with greatest need until we stop reducing affordable housing. that is deeply affordable housing. that need is growing. the voices are getting louder. thank you very muc

a message we tell you how cafe in north macedonia is inspiring people with disabilities. we begin this hour with a stark warning from the world health organization as the rush to find a coronavirus vaccine intensifies while the world health organization is applauding efforts of more than $140.00 research teams around the world it says the people should not pin all their hopes on the discovery of effects of the effective vaccine . we also hope to have a number of effective vaccines that can help prevent people from infection however there is no silver bullet at the moment and then might never be for now stopping outbreaks comes down to the basics of public health and disease control testing isolating and treating patients and tracy and quarantining their contacts do it on inform empowered and listen to communities do it all for individuals it's about keeping physical distance wearing a mask cleaning hands regularly and coughing safely away from others do eat all without call for global solidarity came with an extra warning for countries with high transmission rates includ

this work, that provides these services, these agencies will not be able to provide services for people with disabilities like marissa and families like hers need. pennsylvania, like so many states, have centers for independent living. they told me last week in a phone call, helping people move from a nursing home or a care setting where the risk is higher with the virus, moving people from that setting who want to go into a home or apartment, often their ability to move those people is fully dependent upon the dollars that they have, the funding that they have. they've been able to move some people, but very, very few because they don't have the funding to move them. another implication of this concern we have is that direct service providers have scaled back these services. most don't have enough cash reserve for longer than a month. just imagine that, because of the lack of funding. now, i introduced a bill four months ago, senate bill 3544, 3544, which provided dedicated dollars to respond but it wasn't until the heroes act passed by the house, not yet passed by the senate, but passed by

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i had so many people ask me what will your husband do with a loved one at central stay if he is elected governor? people cap saying that i was sitting at the gate of the factory at 430 in the morning for the shift change. that's a really good place to be because a lot of people coming in and out and passing brochures. a woman came out very small and elderly. you could tell how tired she was. i said i hope you can get some sleep when you get home. she said i hope so too but we have a mentally ill daughter and we struggle to pay for her care and my husband stays at her at night when i stay with her in the daytime while he works. she is it was a son or daughter so i was thinking if she got some sleep so then i can't the town jimmy would be in that night i told you it was a disorganized campaign. [laughter] so i stating on the back of the room. he didn't know i was there. it was a big rally. he was shaking hands. so he's talking to somebody like this he said what are you doing here? [laughter] i want to know what you're going to do when you are governor with people for mental illness. >> he

reproductive rate of two means for every person infected with the virus, two people get infected with the virus. that is a very high transmission rate. reproductive rate of .5 so half means for every two people infected with the virus, only one new person gets infected. that is really good. for every two people infected only one new person is infected. that means is virus is going down in the population. reproductive rate of one in the dotted line across this graph means for everyone person infected with the virus, one more person is getting infected. what we really want in a situation we are this is get that reproductive number below one, which means for every person infected with the virus less than one other person is getting infected. that is key. what does this graph actually show? these are scenarios modeled at u c berkeley. we asked given the dates take we gave you to analyze what are the best estimates for the reproductive rate. that is shown o on blue across time. we were doing well in san francisco. the rate was below one as low as .85. if that had stayed the virus would hav

season stay safe coming up in this episode it was a strange connection with animals i connect with people with with animals that small mind to mind one of the world's most famous conservationists jane goodall tells going underground that finger wagging at china from elites won't stop the global industrial farming practices and environmental destruction that may cause the next pandemic only some more coming up on today's going underground but 1st to a scientist who has transformed our definition of humanity itself while leaders like boris johnson and donald trump attempt to reignite new liberal economics after coronavirus the pioneering primatologist dr jane goodall argues we need mastery education about what it is to be human without that education promoted in $140.00 countries by n.g.o.s roots and shoots we are condemned just suffer not just coronavirus but one pandemic after another she joins me now via skype from bournemouth in england jane thanks so much for coming on everyone here is talking about restarting the economy the u.s. and u.k. saying we've got to fight china yet few people real

this is just a group of people that i know well and am familiar with we underrate the roles there are lots of people who have written about voters and why did they vote for trump or putin or authoritarians. and that is a legitimate pursuit and a question to ask but not that many people have looked at what are the voters being presented with? is not just the authoritarian leader but it's a package somebody writes the means to create enthusiasm or the social media descriptions or the rights to speeches or somebody prepares for somebody is writing speeches thinking about how to sell to the public and this is a piece to the story that i felt that i was uniquely able to tell. >> there is a history here in the 20th century of people who were presumed to share the premises of democratic or liberal society who then went over to the dark side and ended up supporting stalin or fascism. with europe but also in the united states but you put in that tradition and talk about it who developed the idea of the treason of the clerks which is his term of what we are talking about the intellectuals the p

with hearing and speech impediments while traveling abroad they came up with an idea a cafe that welcomes and caters to such people along with other customers yes. during my time abroad i saw many ideas and learned that many different people have started their own businesses this gave us an idea to do the same. they received a state grant to help them and after months of preparation were about to open the cafe in march but then the coronavirus pandemic broke out noting that the hardest thing was finding an interpreter that was the most difficult as time went by we thought we were going to make it the bank requires you to have an account but the law on the when some changes which was a shock for us we somehow managed to find an interpreter but the problem was how to pay him martin and i were struggling to make our own living we could not paid interpretation services. but the pair overcame the challenges and hope their success can be an example to others customers can use a digital menu to make orders and also learn sign language they and government officials hope they can help change people's attitudes to those wit

quality in those lines fortunately they couldn't come into the office at that time and you know people with means because of the site some people had to explain to 'd fallen for that time some people say they needed to speak with a clinical psychologist some people said you have to be rescued in the right to say no let's talk about what is causing men to file a hand tap women in this way why is a coronavirus pandemic making it worse. well i wouldn't say the pandemic is making me what i think was the pandemic comes we need don't is to expose the issue is that you should that has all the food that it has just basically amplify them but when done to percival at the next grant to commence the fall and before the pandemic fab was that they don't go into the office do in school longer just basically be be able to go out of the house but the pandemic for off in nigeria there was the complete total lockdown the 1st time if you will so people with expected to stay at home and stay safe. however for some people the house was looking pay for $50.00 we were doing the chinese the as you've done of cours

real, which is what is misconstrued right now often on social media. >> a study finds 90% of people infected withy enough of it to infect anyone else. does this change anything? >> people might see this and get a false sense of reassurance but the test is essentially looking for genetic material and amplifying it. amplifying it too much so it's tof that's catching people with a small virus we should focus on a more widespread test that may not be as sensitive but will catch some asymptomatic or super spreaders early. >> our thanks to dr. patel. >>> coming up, what bill gates got warren buffett for his 90th birthday. >>> also ahead, the top moments from the mtv video music awards. . a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate has not helped enough. xeljanz can help relieve joint pain and swelling, stiffness, and helps stop further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b