unfortunately is the worse off with sanitation for all expected by the year thirty eight twenty eight so lots of factors go into this there's of course climate change that's making water resources scarce you have population growth and urbanisation also affecting some of the progress that's made but all in all when you consider all these these factors here poor sanitation cost the world more than two hundred billion dollars a year locking people in a cycle of poor health and poverty somebody sabio carvalho is the global campaign director for water aid and he has some thoughts on why some politicians aren't taking this seriously. water sanitation and hygiene mainly is an invisible issue it's an issue that also doesn't have a lot of political commitment and buy in and because it's such a private issue it doesn't get the attention of political leaders. like bullet decisions when you want to sort of seen to be seen innovating a toilet compared to integrating or something besides a big dam so there is lack of political commitment and also good financing and in wissam and to really deal with

they don't have access to sanitation there's only one water tap this park is not adapted migrants despite calls to clear the camp the local mayor had refused saying the reception of migrants should be dignified and organized but so far it's anything but the camp has been deemed an eyesore and a major sanitation issues by many locals and it's also a big worry for humanitarian groups. there is a problem with town hall that doesn't want to take responsibility for the emergency and it's a humanitarian emergency here. they are not economic migrants they are political migrants ninety five percent come from war zones. now the authorities have taken the decision to expel migrants from this camp and they pack up their few belongings they're not sure where they're going to head to next but it will be somewhere and they're likely to stay together as a group so the problem rather than being solved is just being moved despite promises by the local authority to solve this situation with emergency accommodation so far it just looks like they're losing control charlotte deep in ski r.t. not. the hash tag

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the challenge with micro finance it wasn't making loans for water and sanitation.was making loans for somebody to start a business, but the micro finance institutions would not lend for water and toilet construction. and so what we did was kind of give them a nudge and de-risked it for them. we'll cover your cost to start up these types of loans. if you find the market, then you can go to scale with this and that's exactly what's happened. we have 90 partners around the world now that are delivering these micro loans to people in need of water and sanitation. more than 90% of them are women and they pay back at this 99% rate. >> i think the way to drive it home was a woman who i met in manila not long ago and she was going to water vendors and sending her kids to these water vendors to buy their water and carry it back home. they were paying about $60 each month for that water. she got a small loan. she got connected to the water utility. so she couldn't afford the $200 it cost to connect to the utility, but when she got the loan, she could do that. her loan paymen

there's an awful lot of people-- not just poor people, ordinary people-- who could never afford a sanitation em.t >> reporter: alabama's chiefal heth officer, dr. scott harris, told us the state has never conducted a surto assess the scope of the problem. how many households would you say don't have propesewage facilities? >> far too many, although we don't have great data on that. we have made efforts in the past to try to count those numbers, but we... we don't have a way that we're confident that we're collecting all that information. in lowndes county, for example, we think those numbers could be, you know, maybe 20%, you know, or... or it could be significantly higher or it might be lower. but... but we know that it's a anbstal number of the population. >> reporter: when we interviewed philip alston, he told us that he got the sense that the local authoreeities didn'tit was their responsibility. and not only that, they didn't know h b an issue it was because they'd never conducted a survey. >> i don't know about every person that that he spoke with, but cleay it's an issue. 've identifi

water sanitation and hygiene mainly is an invisible issue it's an issue that also doesn't have a lotof political commitment and buying in and because it's such a private issue it doesn't get the attention of political leaders. like politicians would want to sort of seen or to be seen in all getting a toilet as compared to integrating or something besides a big dam so there is lack of political commitment and also a good financing an investment to really deal with the issue of water sanitation and hygiene water heaters bringing to light to see that this is an issue that does that has replications on it advocating poverty on hild on education on addressing inequalities and so it is not an issue that has to be pushed under the carpet but we want political leaders to take stock of the situation because at this rate we will not be achieving the sustainable development goals of what inside edition of everyone everywhere by twenty thirty. crowns have packed the shelves elisei and squares across france to celebrate the country's second football world cup when they ended a croatia's dream in

is saying that there is a need of getting food water sanitation infrastructure into these camps the u.n. saying that children there our are particularly vulnerable where on shore as to how many people there are all there but it's fairly safe to say that unless some sort of ceasefire agreement is agreed appall we can expect many more people arriving in these areas in the days i hate the israeli governments have come out and said that they're not going to open the bullet is here to these refugees it's simple to recognize that israel has also said that it will continue so promising as yahoo says with humanitarian assistance when necessary the israelis have provided some humanitarian assistance across this border interestingly also the israeli military have deployed reinforcements of their full seize in this area of cool species land that was occupied by israel in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven so there are security issues here for israel chief of which is the presence of iranian troops ready troops of course that the supporting syrian government forces across the border that is of g

you need to think about sanitation. the options are simple.recommend a set up if you are able to stay in your building or house to make sure that you have heavy duty trash bags available. you can set this up within your existing toilet bowl and once it's used. you take a little bit of our bleach. we talked about it earlier from the water. you seal the bag completely. you make sure you mark the bag as human waste and set it aside and wait for instruction about how to dispose of it. be very aware of cleanliness and make sure you have wipes so folks are able to wash up when dealing with the sanitation issue. >> thank you so much adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you shop & dine in the 49 my name is jim woods i'm the founder of woods beer company and the proprietor of woods copy k open 2 he

headed to the jordanian border where they've been stuck with little or no access to food water and sanitation. now the jordanian government says it's been seeking security guarantees that means from the russians from concerned parties that those displaced people when they go back to their villages and homes will be safe they fear reprisals from syrian forces of the russian military police will be overseeing security over there also the jordanians very concerned one of the deal one of the criteria they set with that there would be no iranian backed hezbollah forces along this border those forces have been part of the syrian and russian not advance on dara but it's expected that they will step back and security along that border will only be in the hands of the russians and the syrians down bernard thank you for the world's chemical weapons watchdog has found evidence that korean gas was used in an attack on the syrian city of duma in april a preliminary report by the o.p.c. w. says various chlorinated chemicals were found at the site dozens of people were killed in the attack on duma which was

in mumbai you might see a six person family sleeping eating and living in a tiny space with no sanitation and just three toilets for eight thousand people. that's when you know something has to be done an estimated eight hundred fifteen million people around the world don't have enough to eat malnutrition can rapidly become life threatening for children in particular but diagnosis normally requires lengthy on the ground monitoring by medical staff. know makes a diagnosis possible with no specialist knowledge required if you attracted interest worldwide including at the republican digital convention. it's an amazing and very rewarding experience actually. we need to bring. sustainable development together to. develop solutions his contribution to the child's growth monitor up. and down remotes learning over crowded classrooms and lecture halls are a common problem. in cologne students are learning from home via video the concept is called flipped classroom. in these new video of the no one's. lectures on you tube martin barney is a professor at colognes technical university his area of exp

sanitation is probably one of the greatest triumphs but it's the basis of most civilizations. >> host: 11 folks that know and on a regular basis you have the state of michigan and others saying no water is safe and looking at scientific evidence that this doesn't add up and you were not bashful to come forward. it was very similar and courageous. they are charged with making sure the. silenced by his superiors as a concept of privacy. the epa may be the federal agency this date state drinking water folks it is hard for them to come in and take over because the state really is in charge but they had their own inspector general report and should have acted months sooner. but thanks to the congress the epa notification bill whatever they knew about the lead and water issues it's one of the great side effects. >> host:. >> host: they pushed back so aggressively, why is the state doing that? >> guest: everybody was being discredited in the story. for 18 months they were raising their voices and going to town hall meetings with water to try to get someone to pay attention. there were activi

i don't want to sanitize what this man said and did so here it is. >> because of who you are you could be the victim of kidnapping by isis. you have two seconds to attract attention. how do you attract attention? >> start screaming, take your clothes off. >> in america there's a world, it is the end world. i am going to be the terrorist. you have three seconds to attract attention. go. >> [ bleep ]. >> are you crazy, the word is noonie not the n-word. that's disgusting. it is awful. alice, good evening, everyone. >> hi, don. >> you've been talking to people who know representative spencer. there's clearly no excuse for what he did, but what are they telling you? >> they're saying i grew up in georgia, lived in his district for several years and they're saying he's disgraced himself, people of georgia, people across the country. and republicans and democrats alike, people across the state are calling for him to resign. they say it's completely unacceptable. they say it's uncalled-for, it is disgraceful, and it is across the board unequivocal thing that he should not have done that, what

detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria,ol but adding lys laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% with 0% bleach. because the things they love can get pretty gross. lysol. what it takes to otect.™ >>> we're following some breaking news inoward county firefighters are on the scene of a major house fire in clarks dale. these are some of the first images of that fire. we are told that firefighters got to the scene after 2:00 in the morning. as of an hour ago, there was hef i have smoke they were fighting this from a defensive posture. this is vewoodscape d in clarksville. not far from clarksville middle school. e big question we have right now is who was inside that home? it's something we are working to find out. nicoleacobs is on her way to the seen. she'll bring us more information as soon as she gets there. >> chris, thank you. >>> the senate will vote to confirm robert wilke as the next ancretary of vet affairs. wilke has beenct aing as secretary since march. the first choice wro dr. ie wckson. hehdraw his nam after accusations of drinking on the job and improperl prescribing medicati medicatio

and we're going to start with my personal objection is safety and sanitation, health, public health. when go to the bathroom in any restaurant, no matter where you go untiin the united states youa sign in the bathroom to say to employees to remind them to wash their hands before returning to work. there's a good reason for this. the majority of the food-born illnesses is related to washing with hands and soap. another issue is keeping your food safe. keeping it cool or hot. since the records from the central disease of -- excuse me. >> the cbc? >> thank you. since that and 1/6 americans will suffer from type of food-born illnesses each year. the biggest challenges of the food truck is keeping the food at the safe temperatures, this means keeping cold food cold and hot food hot. to comply with temperatures and safely regulations. it's difficult to maintain in a mobile cooking because the equipment is not sophisticated as inside of a normal restaurant. being outside means being exposed to the heat. there's no storage. meat, fish, poultry have been especially scrutinized. all these food

how about sanitation engineers. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what?80s technology? >> walkman. >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> yeah, is that 80s, right? j my: yeah. loved my walkman. >> yeah, loved that. >> jimmy: something you buy on ebay? >> sneakers. [ laughter ] or vintage clothes. which do you look better? >> jimmy: vintage sn. >> vintage sneakers. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what you would shout if you saw a spider crawling up your leg? crawling up your leg? >> okay, come here, darling. [ laughter ] what? >> jimmy: come here what? >> come here, darling. >> jim: come here, darling. oh, my god. type of relative? >> aunt. >> jimmy: aunt. woman's name? >> ingrid. >> jimmy: ingrid. >> number?>> ,000,256. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: plural objects? >> sofas. >> jimmy: curse word first grader would use? >> doodie-head. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: classic. classic. fictional character? >> huckleberry finn. >> jimmy: something you'd find in the kitchen? >> a knife. >> jimmy: these are all good. give me another numb? >> seven. >> jimmy: celebrity name? >> how about --id inergman.

and then you talk about sanitation. in front of union bank on california street there's like eight food trucks and you ask people where do you wash your hands and go to the bathroom. we go to the bank. did you try to go to a bank and ask them to use their bathroom? has anybody done that? try it. they lie about the bathrooms and they get away with its basically getting away murder the way they operate. with these gas things, these sanitation issues and one other problem with san francisco is unfortunately, with the internet, retail has gotten really bad. one of the few things that fills a vacancy is food. it's food. so if you are going to kill the brick and mortar food it's going to just make the city worse and worse. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> good evening, my name is sai de i'm from golden gate. >> can you move the mic closer. thank you. >> sure. good evening, my name is sad from golden gate halal card. >> you are part of the permitte, right? >> you are with the holder. well, you need to speak

hand sanitizer and the rest might have taken care of it, no. so is this something you think would -- i know that dc circuit, when you served on it, never became such a thing. is this value to this in your judgment? >> the way we treat lawyers, i don't know that they would shake our hands. [laughter] >> like a receiving line with the 9 of us too. yeah, it is important to show respect to the counsel. i do know that there's a story from your circuit where a client from out of town hired a lawyer and the lawyer is saying no, i have to be honest with you, be candid. i'm very good friends with all of the judges, we know each other very well so don't be surprised if they want to congratulate me at the end of the argument. [laughter] >> and sure enough they all came off the bench. [laughter] >> i picked the right lawyer. [laughter] >> i was hoping to get -- [laughter] >> just wondering a little bit about your personal wish list because everybody has a birthday and everybody deserves a nice birthday present and when you think about what you like as birt

.>> reporter: cordova who is fed up took to facebook and posted more than a dozen pictures sanitation and safety issues. >> i have three daughters minutes from here. we used to ride our bikes on this trail and we cannot anymore. >> people are assaulted verbally and physically. the residents are afraid to use it for the most part. >> reporter: the city manager walked through the camp was cordova. recent court rulings and pose requirements on officials. >> we have to provide notice, provide alternative housing and we are required to store their materials. it puts a tremendous burden on a small city like cloverdale. >> as long as they are hidden along the trails in the bushes it is hidden. out of sight out of mind.>> reporter: some folks may have migrated and the firestorm in october put a squeeze on local housing which has trickled down. deborah be alone in cloverdale, fox news. >>> facebook a firm because of how they are collecting and sharing data from facebook and instagram. scrutiny has increased since cambridge analytic:was found to have accessed data. facebook says there is no evi

the property is cleaned and sanitized. 27 people have gotten sick. reservations have been canceled. >>> officials will decide wednesday whether the camps will reopen next week as planned. >>> what would you do if you saw a bear? >> check out what happened when a bear saw its own reflection in a mirror. a photographer put a mirror in the woods in finland. the bear didn't know what to make of it. it knocked the mirror over. >> imagine seeing this guy coming out from under your home. this huge bear appeared in north lake tahoe yesterday. tourists chased him to take an a photo. not a good idea! [ laughter ] >> the bear just went about his business. >>> southern california is cooking under a heat wave this weekend. temperatures in the triple digits today. many cities broke records. people are seeking refuge from the blistering sun wherever there is water. thousands at the beach. lifeguards reporting dozens of rescues. summer comprehends are keeping -- camps are keeping kids indoors and cooling cities are opening around los angeles to keep seniors safe. le

. >> those concerns include security and sanitation. organizers say mobile hygiene units will be available once the site opens in november. the area will only accommodate about 20 rvs. >>> two firefighters have been injured fighting an out of control wildfire. the firefighters were injured last night. the cal fire just made the announcement this morning. the ferguson fire west of the park has burned more than 17,000 acres since it started friday night. no structures have been damaged but flames are burning close to four evacuated communities. highway 140 into yosemite is closed. officials warn visitors to not exert themselves because of all of the smoke the fire is producing. >>> san francisco bulliesbullies francisco police want to find two men who robbed neighbors. ten minutes into the robbery the gunman heard his neighbor come home. that is when they tired her up, too. >> ran down and grabbed her at the gate and dragged her up in my apartment and duct taped her feet and hands and mouth and said tell us where any valuables are in the

the challenge with norovirus is that hand sanitizers do not work with it. that's sort of the key thing to know, is that hand sanitizers are not a substitute for hand washing. and then, the other thing is it is just so incredibly infe infectious. even when you vomit, that vomit has become -- is infectious, as well. >> yes, director garcia? >> yes, again, thank you, dr. aragon. we did a short, quick update through my director's report regarding our epic update, and there was a question from the commissioners on that, and i did want someone to come and speak on that. >> okay. please. >> let me take you through this. >> could you speak more into the microphone. >> i surely will. >> thank you. >> so i was going to take you through a little guide of our epic phases. i'm currently the acting director positiof d.p.h. and we for the original implementation of envision c.p.r. next month will mark my 20th anniversary with d.p.h. so epic is however much larger than any of our previous implementations, and -- let me get the presentation up for you. should be seeing that

some neighbors believe the business would cause noise, sanitation and traffic problems.ess moving in. the city is still accepting public comments on the application. the next public meeting is august 16th. in san ramon, philippe djegal, kron four news. what would you do with four hundred and thrity three hundred million dollars. that is the question that a lot of people are asking them selves this is the 6th largest in mega millions and 16th largest lottery winnings ever. the drawling is a t 8 tonight but you have to buy your ticket by 7:45.reporting in burlinggame lp kron4 news 24 mens teams and 16 womens teams will duke it out at att park for the next 3 days. this is the first time teams will compete for the melrose cup on us soil. there are 30 million fans in the us and the organization hopes by the end of this, there will be even more fans.if you plan on coming, better get ticket quickly they are going fast. here at att park, terisa estacio kron four news four news four news lawrence karnow: it was another nice day with slightly cooler temeratures. highs today were s

their extensive sanitation campaigns to conceal the nature and scope of these efforts, once detected, effective verification in iran requires an extra uses that ensuresgime the paramount objective of permanently denying iran any pathway to nuclear weapons. , at a political level, creates the conditions under noncompliance had been addressed prior to the negotiation and implementation of the jcpoa. these conditions have drastically been altered. since the negotiation and limitation of this agreement. unanswered questions about the possible military dimensions of past military activities still loom large in our assessment of the potential threat that iran represents. playing on the other party's evident desire to keep the jcpoa --alive, iran is trying to throw a scare into and tippoa parties continued compliance, providing them the economic benefits that iran believes are due to the regime under the jcpoa. of all, perhaps, as it relates to broader u.s. nonproliferation objectives, the jcpoa did not cover iran's missile programs or its other wmd programs and activities. irancpoa failed t

while it is closed it will be sanitized. camp may there will reopen on july 15. campers with reservations for the week of the closure will get refunds. also their first choice of reservations for next year. >>> a sonoma county family is grief stricken after young father was killed in a hit and run accident. luciano garcia was riding his bicycle to see his children when he was hit on stony point road in santa rosa early yesterday morning. we are also learning that garcia's wife died earlier this year. this accident leaves their three young children without a mother or father. relatives have started a gofundme account to raise money for the family. chp arrested davon smith for dui and hit and run. >>> a well-known restaurant in richmond has closed doors for good after more than 20 years.i for giving back to the community. she spent her final days in business doing just that for her employees. >> reporter: at this landmark restaurant, it is closing time. after 23 years, the owner is shutting it down after friday night dinner. customers came in for one last time. emp

given iran's history of clandestine nuclear activities and extensive sanitation campaigns, something one of the members of our audience knows extremely well, having been an iea inspector. their extensive sanitation campaigns to conceal the nature and scope of these efforts, once detected, effective verification in iran requires an extra uses inspection regime that ensures the paramount objective of permanently denying iran any pathway to nuclear weapons. the jcpoa, at a political level, creates the conditions under which iran's noncompliance had been addressed prior to the negotiation and implementation of the jcpoa. these conditions have drastically been altered. since the negotiation and limitation of this agreement. unanswered questions about the possible military dimensions of iran's past military activities still loom large in our assessment of the potential threat that iran represents. playing on the other party's evident desire to keep the jcpoa alive, iran is trying to throw a scare into other jcpoa parties over continued compliance, providing them the economic benefits that