>> what the world health -- >> what are you saying? >> what the world health organizationw the biggest loss before the election. the other major index with the nasdaq and s & p 500 suffering their worst trading days of the year, bid of bad news. the company plans 6% of its work force because of falling sales and increased competition. if you're looking for love you might want to worry less about your looks and money. because a new survey shows four in ten americans say financial stability is the most important. greenbay wisconsin home of the packers the best city for football fans. scoring high marks for championship wins ticket prices and fan engagement. that's business i'm neil cavuto. to. >>> rats? >> students at a dc elementary school back in class after school officials had opponents. parents at the elementary school in northeast say teaches notified them friday but the principal sent home a letter said opponent control was there trying to get rid of rodents. officials say they've hired professionals to treat the issues and clean the school, some parents say that is n

this finding by the world health organization can trigger inclusion on our list. >> reporter: the officef environmental health hazard assessment explains products that expose californians to one of those listed chemicals must come with a warning. monsanto sued it must be on state or federal data not the world health organization. a federal judge agreed in a tentative ruling. >> i can tell you that the chemical is face. they cherry pick the data and interpret some of the studies completely different than the researchers who did it. >> reporter: the chemical is classified as low toxicity by the epa although it does recommend people avoid entering a field for 12 hours after it's sprayed. some protestors in fresno claim monsanto's roundup caused them or loved ones cancer. there would be a one-year grace period and the state would develop a no significant risk level. >> a level of exposure that doesn't cause a significant risk to human health and wouldn't require warnings. >> reporter: depending on the levels, in addition to bottles of roundup, he says we could end up with warnings in the pro

that is what we were told by the world health organization at the end of last year.y, and it remains a major threat to pregnant weapon. there are still many unknowns when it comes to zika, but there are high hopes that 2017 will be the year we get some urgently needed answers and tools to fight the virus —— women. scientists are working hard to come up with a vaccine to protect women of childbearing age. findings are also due to be published into how great the risk of zika actually is the newborn babies, which will help doctors advise mums to be. last year's new year's eve in the german city of cologne was marred by mass sexual assaults and attacks on women. immigrants and north—african men in particular were blamed for the attacks, but police were also criticised for failing to provide security. we returned to cologne one year on from the attacks. we saw a group of men being held back by police. responding to criticism of this tactic on social media, cologne's chief police officer has defended the move. translation: we identified a large number of young men from nor

that is what we were told by the world health organization at the end of last year. it remains a major threat to pregnant women. there are still many unknowns when it comes to zika, but there are high hopes that 2017 will be the year we get some urgently needed answers, and tools to fight the virus. scientists are working hard to come up with a vaccine to protect women of child—bearing age. findings are also due to be published into how great the risk of zika actually is to newborn babies, which will help doctors advise mums—to—be. now a look at the sports news. in the english premier league, arsenal are up to third after a 2—0 win over crystal palace at the emirates stadium. a spectacular goal to open the scoring in the first half. there was another in the second half, but all of the post match talk centred on 0livier giroud's opening goal. meanwhile, arsenal's north london rivals tottenham hotspur are into the top four, nowjust a point behind arsenal after they cruised past watford 4—1. mauricio pochettino's side were 3—0 up afterjust 41 minutes. england internatio

that is what we were told by the world health organization at the end of last year. and it remains a major threat to pregnant women. there are still many unknowns when it comes to zika, but there are high hopes that 2017 will be the year we get some urgently needed answers, and tools to fight the virus. scientists are working hard to come up with a vaccine to protect women of child—bearing age. findings are also due to be published into how great the risk of zika actually is to newborn babies, which will help doctors advise mums—to—be. now to a story which will most certainly make us very hungry. the owner of a burger restaurant has just won the title of best female chef in asia. may chow has taken hong kong by storm with her chinese—style buns and deep—fried dessert sandwiches. she gave the bbc a flavour of what her work is like. for the bao, i would definitely say it is a chinese burger. if you define me, my food is exactly me. am i really chinese, or why do i sound so american, or what is this? and i would explain that the bao is exactly me. like, really authentic

that is what we were told by the world health organization at the end of last year. and it remains a major threat to pregnant women. there are still many unknowns when it comes to zika, but there are high hopes that 2017 will be the year we get some urgently needed answers, and tools to fight the virus. scientists are working hard to come up with a vaccine to protect women of child—bearing age. findings are also due to be published into how great the risk of zika actually is to newborn babies, which will help doctors advise mums—to—be. there was a very public and embarrassing end to 2016 for mariah carey, who had a massive technical meltdown during her performance at the new year's eve party in new york. we can't hear, but i'lljust get through emotion, ok? as her hit song emotion started, the singer told the audience she couldn't hear, and looked as if she was struggling with her earpiece. she also appeared to be lip—syncing at points throughout the performance, which was being watched by thousands in times square and millions on tv. the singer later told fans and cr

the world. the world health organization has urged all countries to monitor closely any outbreaks of bird flu andffect -- report cases affecting humans. bird flu is usually spread to humans i direct contact with birds. scrapsays a decision to its one child policy has resulted in the birth of 1.3 million more babies in 2016 compared with the year before. that is the highest birthrate since the year 2000. china broadened the policy -- brought in the policy in the 1970's to limit population growth but now wants to replenish the country's workforce. there is confusion in the capital of gambia after allegations of the former president jammeh went into exile with more than $11 million. the claims have not been verified, however. is incoming president barrow waiting in senegal for assurances on his security before he enters gambia. a-lister lee said is in gambia and has this report. reporter: it was the first mbians had to celebrate the first ever peaceful change of president in nearly half a century. at a gated statehouse, they gathered, knowing a new guard is on his way into power. the crowd welcomed

the world. the world health organization is worried about the potential bird flu pandemic. it says more and more strains have been spreading across asia and europe. the who says some of the strains may be able to spread to humans. there has been heavy snowfall in morocco, which has been experiencing and usually -- unusually cold weather. the weather service is reporting lows down to -11 degrees celsius. chinese authorities have demolished 19 buildings at once using five tons of explosives. look at that. the demolition took place in the city of wuhan in central china. these images were captured using drones. you don't want to get too close to these buildings. the area will now be turned into a business district after the dust is cleared. more than a dozen people have died after tornadoes tore through the southeastern united states. the state of georgia was hardest hit with at least 14 people killed in severe weather sunday. this, just a day after a massive twister struck mississippi, killing four. the gambian's newly elected president adama barrow is expected to return to hi

the world health organization warns the findings are extremely important since depression affects 350 million people worldwide. abortion rates in the united states have dropped to the lowest level since 19-74, according to a new survey. the report was released earlier this week by a research group that supports abortion rights. the annual number of abortions in the u-s has dropped to well under a million. the new rate is 14 point six abortions out of a thousand women, ages 15 to 44. for the weekend: it's the 90's cult classic double film feature screening in danville. check out clueless and romy and michelles high school reunion on the big screen. it's all happening at the village theatre art gallery in danville from 2:00 to 6:00. it's free to attend. welcome back to kron four news weekend. take a look at this video. three people were rescued from their cars in the san diego area yesterday afternoon. >> marty:the cars were trapped in rising flood waters in sorrento valley, about 15 miles north of downtown san diego. here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered s

>> a new study finds smoking costs the global economy more than $1 trillion a year in health care and lost productivity. now the study by the world health organizatione u.s. national cancer institute projects that tobacco related deaths will increase by a third by the year 2030. >>> brad pitt and angelina jolie say they have reached an agreement to keep the details of their bitter divorce and custody battle private. in a joint statement the actors say they will work together to reunify their family. >>> stocks are trading mixed this morning as president-elect donald trump eyes a deal for a million new jobs here in the united states. cnbc has all the details for us this morning. good morning, landon. >> good morning to you. and welcome back. we did miss you. president-elect donald trump met with the ceo of chinese e-commerce giant alibaba who promised to bring 1 million jobs to the u.s., adding small businesses to alibaba's platform to sell to chinese consumers including costco and levy's. virtual storefronts on alibaba's site. coach closed its store last year. yahoo! will change its name to altaba once it sells its core internet business to verizon,

list glyphosate as a chemical known to possibly cause cancer, based on a 2015 decision by the world health organization saying it is probably carncinogenic to humans, citing limited evidence. monsanto is suing california, rejecting that their product poses a health risk, calling the proposal "flawed and baseless" and that it violates the constitution. killing weeds is bigging about business. last year, monsanto reported $3.5 billion in global sales of crop-control products which include roundup. and there's more at stake for monsanto than just the weed killer. many of the company's genetically modified crops are designed with an immunity to glyphosate. >> it's becoming one of the more widely used materials on the planet. >> reporter: jeffrey scott say professor at cornell university. >> glyphosates are very toxi dallas. >> pelley: coming up next, aol r forget. that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance lowers blood sugar and a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. jardiance is also the only typ

. >> and the world health organization also warned in the past that the palm oil contained in nutella could contain this risk. >> the fda hasn't weighed in on it yet. >>> and happy 75th birthday to our colleague, jim advance. he turns 75 this week. everyone keeps saying there's no way he is 75. he looks so good, he is so fun to be around and to work with. he's the coolest cat you'll ever meet. >> that photo you just saw, that was on the cake he had yesterday. some funny moments we shared, particularly online. look for that on our facebook page. >> theater. that's right. we shared that on our facebook page. >>> and stay with us. news 4 today continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> news 4 today starts now. an arrest made in a deadly mall stabbing. new information about the teen accused in that attack which let me tell two people dead. >>> new overnight, senators take the first step to repeal obama care. what's next in the plan to overhaul our health care system. >>> and there are eight days left until the inauguration, but now we're learning donald trump's swearing in may not be the bigges

the world health organization has warned about the growing number of cases of bird flu. different strains have been spreading across asia and europe, leading to large scale slaughtering. and this story is trending on bbc.com. three puppies have been discovered alive five days after an avalanche hit a hotel in central italy. it's raised hopes that some of the 22 people still missing may be found in the ruins of the mountain hotel in abruzzo. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now it's time for hardtalk. welcome to a special edition of hardtalk from moscow. i'm stephen sackur. according to us intelligence chiefs the kremlin ran a covert operation aimed to influence the us presidential election in favour of donald trump. if they did, it worked, but was it really so? what is the truth behind the swirl of allegations? and what now for russia—us relations? well, i'm going to the kremlin to meet vladimir putin's spokesman, dmitry peskov. is he triumphant or cautious? dmitry peskov, welcome to hardtalk. dmitry peskov, welcome to hardtalk. do you care that a host o

but first, the world health organization has warned about the growing number of bird flu cases.trains have been spreading across asia and europe over the past few months, leading to large—scale slaughtering. bird flu is usually spread via direct contact with birds, but experts fear it could mutate into a form easily transmitted from person to person. just since november last year, nearly a0 countries have reported fresh outbreaks of highly parthenogenetic avian influenza in poultry or wild birds. the rapidly expanding geographical distribution of these outbreaks and the number of virus strains currently cold circulating have put the who on high alert. since the beginning of the bird flu outbreak, korea has culled nearly a fifth of its poultry population as a result, the country faced a shortage of eggs, and prices shot up 70% ahead of the lunar new year holiday this weekend. the situation is now improving, and prices are coming down thanks to millions of imported eggs from overseas. also making news this hour: officials say ten people are confirmed drowned and several others mis

to put it in perspective, the world health organization says that you should have no human exposure overe levels were almost twice 200, at 350. at that sort of level, i think it is right that buses should be suspended because it is diesel that we are really concerned about. people should be advised not to drive to those areas. wherever possible, pedestrians should avoid it. that is the scale of this problem and i think we need urgent action now. that would cause a lot of disruption, no doubt. the government are saying they have committed more than £2 billion since 2011 to increase uptake of ultralow emissions vehicles and support greener transport. the mayor of london is saying he has announced ten additional low bus signs, one including bristol road. what you think of those measures? siddique khan has definitely got off to a good start, but to put the government‘s efforts into context, twice the court has said it has no plan, no credible plan to comply with these guidelines all legal limit -- with these guidelines all legal limit —— sadiq khan. we would like to see a proper plan from th

the world health organization recommends a three-year interpregnancy interval, so that's generally healthy for the mother to recover. it's also healthy for future babies. >> we heard a little bit from wendy about how horrible her journey was and how scary that was for her. what is it like from your vantage point, and you see this all the time, unfortunately for those parents. >> yeah. luckily, i think we've become better at having more support for families such as wendy's in the neonatal icu. we usually have parent advocates that have often gone through the same issues themselves and have walked a mile in their shoes. >> mm. >> so, at our hospital, we have two mothers who have had babies in the nicu that are around to support the families in addition to all the staff, physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists, physical therapists that these babies and families need. so, a lot of it is sort of expectations management. >> now, you're deeply involved with the march of dimes. so what is your role, and what do you want people to know about it? >> well, what i want to know is it's important to

the world health organization has warned about the growing number of cases of bird flu.tory is trending on bbc.com. three puppies have been discovered alive five days after an avalanche hit a hotel in central italy. it's raised hopes that some of the 22 people still missing may be found in the ruins of the mountain hotel in abruzzo. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now it's time for hardtalk.

in 1989, the palestine liberation organization tried to join the world health organization as a member state which it manifestly was not. i was involved in stopping that. secretary of state jim baker said publicly if any organization in the u.n. system upgrades the status of the plo, the united states will cut off all contributions. by god, the status of the plo was not upgraded. congress put that in law. that was another point. she needs congresses backing. that worked up until the obama administration when they moaned and groaned when the palestinians tried to join. so they admitted them. now we're saving money not contributing. so i think that was a cauterizing wound across the u.s. system. i don't think the palestinians will get any anywhere else and that's the way it should be. >> neil: one thing i noticed in her confirmation hearing and wilbur ross and price and scott prude of the epa, the issue of climate change came up. i guess i could make a point for nikki haley, darned if i would have a tough time with either commerce or a couple of these others. but that was a wedged in poi

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the state based a decision on the world health organization that said the chemical could cause cancer. now, the product's maker, monsanto, rejects any health risks for roundup, and sued to block the warning labels. california now hoping to see that case dismissed. >> connecticut county health official -- contra county officials have combined about a compost area in a landfill. we look at why the county is taking action. >> reporter: inspectors say this facility was accepting more waste than permitted, and that caused unsame buildup, and even fires at the so it's. the complaint started in september from residents near the west contra costa sanitation facility in richmond. >> there were a total of 400 calls that came in, not only to our federalty, is but to the air board. >> reporter: people described noxious foul smells in the air, causing other concerns. >> we did receive some reports of people with headache, unusualia, and some throat irritation. think correspondent sent environmental health inspect inners to the sprawling come post site site on par boulevard, operated and owned by r

in 2015 the world health organization says the d.r. highest traffic accident death rate in americas at 29.3 out of every 100,000 inhabitants. eric: and, of course, the marlins' ace, jose fernandez, was killed in that horrible boat crash in miami bay. rob, thank you. arthel? >> well, president trump -- >> i just wanted to really say that i love you, i respect you, there's nobody i respect more. you're going to do a fantastic job, and we're going to start winning again. arthel: president trump paying a visit to cia headquarters yesterday, vowing to stand behind the agency. it comes just days after tense remarks between mr. trump and former cia director john brennan. the president suggesting brennan had something to do with the controversial leaked dossier earlier this month. >> i think that john brennan has a lot of things that he should answer for in regard to these leaked documents. i find the whole thing despicable. i think that it's unprogressal. unprofessional. i think perhaps he's bitter. you know, he was replaced the day before. h

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says, the world health organization. 13% of maternal deaths the w.h.o. ys comes from unsafe abortions by putting this global gag rule bk into effect, we are sending manyomen around the world to an ear death. >> and expanding it, in fact, and speaking of this whole issue, it's one of the issues of course for the health and human services secretary, that is up now before the senate finance committee, the confirmation hearing of tom price. >> there are taxes in obamacare and when it is repealed there's no question the taxes are going to be repealed. i promise you the taxes are going to be repealed. when those taxes are repealed will anyone in america who makes less than $200,000 benefit from the repeal of those taxes? >> i look forward to working with you on that plan and hopefully that will be the case. >> no, no, no, no. no, i'm asking the taxes that are in there now, does anybody who makes less than $200,000 pay those taxes now? >> it depends how you define the taxes. there are many individuals who are paying much more than they did prior to that point. >

the air quality is more than 50 times worse than the level the world health organization considers safe. it has some people looking for ways to keep the inside clean. >> her life just began. the air she breathes in and out is such a bad quality. i couldn't sleep. two nights i couldn't sleep. michelle: so far the family has spent purifiers and $500 every few weeks to change the filters. they have also spent another $5,000 for ventilation system. alison: wow! that is not the only part of the world dealing with the problem. look at paris. paris saw its highest pollution in a decade last week. they are blaming car exhaust and wood fires for all of the tiny particles in the air. still ahead -- >> do not let anyone ever make you feel like you don't matter or you don't have a place in our american story. alison: parting words from the first lady and she and her husband prepare for wife after the white -- life after the whie house. >> they are considerrability america's most desirable neighbors and now you can get a chance to l fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that m