u. s department of health and human services declared a public health emergency thursday , freeing up moneynd other resources to help stop the spread of monkeypox as much vaccine as we can get into the population who is at highest risk right now, the better because that will help slow down and hopefully stop the current outbreak from spreading even further. santa clara county recently received 2154 vaccine doses, but health officials say they need more. we have 65 cases that we know of that have been reported to us. and in the bay area. of course, there are there are hundreds at this point last week, santa clara county's public health department announced that latino men who have sex with men were at higher risk for contracting monkeypox advocates and the lgbtq plus community say they're concerned about people being stigmatized if they get sick difference is this is a virus, and it's not necessarily sexually transmittee do have a vaccine right now. so why people are panicking? i do not understand. lgbt q nation also reported that lab techs at two of the biggest commercial labs in the u. s l

u. s. department of health and human services roles out regulations on their execution towards prices in the us are higher than a lot of comparable economies was of impact is that having for patients in america as he to say is the prices are for medicines. here the united states are very high and according to a report, a last year published by the year as a government there, they are 2 to 4 times higher than in australia, friends or canada. but it's really a lot. and among the most effective people are of course seniors because they usually need more medication due to their age, but also people with chronic illness who as statistically usually come from lower income families. so they have sometimes to make decisions. very serious decisions about either food or medicines or how to pay the rent or, or buy their medicines. as you say, the former industries not to into this bill is it. but is there a lot of hope beyond the pharma industry fast it will have an impact on those very high prices for patients or to answer that question, it's important to see why the folk was, is the core of this

u. s. department of health has provided over 600000000 people with at home free cobra tests. now, at this point, this program has been shut down due to lack of funding their stockpiling tests for what is being predicted as an autumn winter serge in cold. now, many americans are reacting to this in somewhat of a negative way. wondering why are their concerns not being put 1st. they should just say the coven tests or weapons for ukraine, and there will be plenty of funding. i should call it tests for ukraine. because then the funding would be unlimited. midst record inflation. washington has spent some $50000000000.00 on weapons where ukraine since february alone, while seizing all cobra 19 relief funding and targeting social welfare benefits for millions of americans. now this isn't so totally surprise the other people on many were familiar with the patterns of us spending of observe these kind of actions. for example, last year, if you look at the congress's discretionary spending in $22011.00 trillion dollars was spent on military matters, whereas only 9 percent went to cover

u. s. department of health and human services announced today that 8% of people across the country are livingithout health insurance. according to the data 26 million people are still uninsured and about 2% our children. the findings come just days after democrats announced a new $64 billion plan that would extend federal subsidiaries for people who buy private health insurance. napa county 12 people have been hospitalized and one person has died. from legionnaire's disease. and now the health department is warning people to watch out for symptoms. new tonight ktvu jana katsuyama tells us how officials are trying to track down where those cases are coming from. somewhere in napa is the answer to a mystery that napa county health investigators are trying to solve the source of this legionella bacteria that has caused an outbreak in napa county. since july, 11th there have been 12 cases of legionnaires disease, and one man has died. a lot of these cases are people that have underlying medical conditions. dr karen will lucio, the napa county health officer, says investigators with the centers fo

u. s. department of health and human services hopes this data will ramp up testing in schools, the agency sayschildren as young as four years old can follow simple instructions and collect their own specimen. the study was conducted last year using nearly 200 kids with covid symptoms. it found that when shown an instructional video, the self collected swabs and those collected by a health care worker match nearly 98% of the time. this weekend marks a major milestone for zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital, the facility will celebrate 150 years of service on sunday. throughout those years, the hospital has responded to major disasters from the 19 oh six earthquake to the age pandemic in the 19 eighties to the battle against covid earlier on the floor, we heard from the ceo of the san francisco general hospital foundation about how the hospital has evolved. looking back to 1981. it was this model of compassionate care where you brought together. the physicians from ucsf who have been participating with the general since 18 73, the research component, the compassionate care the dedication

u. s department of health and human services declared a public health emergency thursday , freeing up money and other resources to help stop the spread of monkeypox as much vaccine as we can get into the population who is at highest risk right now, the better because that will help slow down and hopefully stop the current outbreak from spreading even further. santa clara county recently received 2154 vaccine doses, but #### officials say they need more. we have 65 cases that we know of that have been reported to us. and in the bay area. of course, there are there are hundreds at this point last week, santa clara county's public health department announced that latino men who have sex with men were at higher risk for contracting monkeypox advocates and the l g b t q. plus community say they're concerned about people being stigmatized if they get sick. big difference is this is a virus and it's not necessarily sexually transmitted and anyone can get it. and we do have righy people are panicking? i do not understand. lgbt q nation also reported that lab techs at two of the biggest commercial l

u. s department of health and human services declared a public health emergency thursday, freeing up money and other resources to help stop the spread of monkeypox. santa clara county recently received 2154 vaccine doses, but health officials say they need more as much vaccine as we can get into the population who is at highest risk right now, the better because that will help slow down and hopefully stop the current outbreak from spreading even further. last week, santa clara county's public health department announced that latino men who have sex with men were at higher risk for contracting monkeypox. advocates and the l g b t q. plus community say they're concerned about people being stigmatized if they get sick difference is this is a virus and it's not necessarily sexually transmitted and anyone can get it and we do have a vaccine right now. so why people are panicking. i do not understand. lgbt q nation also reported that lab techs at two of the biggest commercial labs in the u. s lab corps and quest diagnostics have been refusing to perform standard testing on suspected monkeypox pa

the department of health and human services as the u. ss buying 66 million doses of moderna's booster shot that can be used this fall and winter it comes out after the fda asked manufacturers to redevelop booster shots to adapt to the omicron variant, the special booster still has to be approved by the fda and the c d. c and a new study is suggesting children could be at a higher risk of heart problems and diabetes after being infected with covid. the study by the cdc says other long term rest include blood clots and kidney failure. researchers looked at the health records of almost 800,000 children who had covid between march of 2020 and january of this year, compared those records to 2.5 million children not infected with the virus in the same period. researchers say these conditions are still rare among children. the best prevention strategy get vaccinated travelers should brace for more airline cutbacks in the fall, american airlines will trim 2% of flights from its schedule in september and october. the carrier described the change as

2154 doses of monkey pox vaccine have arrived in the south bay, santa clara county's health department showed off the arrival of those shots today. the new shipment comes the same day the u. s declares the spread of monkeypox and national public health emergency declaration will free up federal funding and resources to fight the virus. ktvu has learned that one suspect is now in custody after a string of catalytic converter thefts that led to a police jason hillsborough, san mateo police were called about a theft and progress three o'clock thursday morning, officers spotted the suspect vehicle. toyota sienna, which then crashed after a short pursuit. two people did run off and you are watching ktvu fox two news here at 6 30 new information in the arrest of a man charged with multiple pellet gun attacks in the city of san jose. officials say nicholas montoya targeted his victims and what they describe as domestic terrorism. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has more now on the arrest and reaction from the parent of the youngest victim. what he did was disgraceful and discussing robert laura, says his daughter , marisol, elena, may live with a permanent scar from a pellet gu

u. s. d s diversity of cultures, frank time at 606. the u. s supply of the monkey pox vaccine will be increased by 1.8 million doses beginning next week. the department of healthmake the extra doses available. the doses will go to states and health departments that have already used 90% of their currents. fly and this comes as the number of reported virus cases around the country now tops 13,500. and an extra 50,000 monkey pox. vaccine doses are set aside for cities that will soon hold gay pride events. the number of doses they'll get will depend on the size of the event. how many health care workers will be there to administer the vaccines and the number of at risk adults who will be there in the next two months? at least a dozen pride events are scheduled. time is 607 governor. gavin newsom gave us details of his plans to improve the mental health of california's children. it's comes as higher levels of depression and anxiety or reported in children around the country, the governor announced a new $4.7 billion plan to deal with the mental health of children the last two years. there's been a stacking of stress the likes of which, um none of us could have con

of the lead levels. more baby formula is now on its way to the u. s the white house says a flight set by the us department of healthd human services will bring infant formula back from luxembourg. it will be distributed primarily to hospitals and home health care providers. so far the operation has brought about 64,000,008 ounce bottle equivalent of formula to the country, and u. s. manufacturers are still working to meet demand after recalls and plants shut down francis mark the second anniversary of the beirut ports explosion by saying that truth can never be hidden. that massive explosion killed more than 200 people and wounded thousands more. the pontiff's comments today were a veiled reference to the stalled investigation into the incident . so far, no one has been held responsible for the disaster, and many in lebanon feel that the government will avoid accountability. stunning video, now out of iceland as a volcano erupts near a mountain by the capital city. lava flows were seen using over a field of an uninhabited valley. the volcano is located not far from iceland's international airport . authorities are

u. s supply of monkey pox vaccine will be increased by 1.8 million doses. starting next week. the department of health and human services will make the extra doses available. the doses will go to states and health departments already have used 90% of their current supply. this comes as the number of reported virus cases nationwide now tops 13,500. an extra 50,000 monkey pox. vaccine doses are set aside for cities. it will soon hold pride events, the number of doses they'll get depend on the size of the event. how many health care workers will be there to administer the vaccines and the number of at risk adults who will attend in the next two months? at least a dozen pride events are scheduled. baykeeper says a potentially harmful algae bloom in san francisco bay is spreading through bay area water race swirls of dark brown, maroon and blue green algae have been spotted in bay waters. the bloom is spread from alameda, where it was first reported last month to the oakland issue. eri richmond and the south bay. the algae can kill fish and other marine life, especially if bloom becomes too concentrated in

of monkeypox cases the u. s government now says it has purchased more than one million vaccine doses and are starting to ship them out to cities and health departments across the country. jonathan serrie has the latest developments, including news of a positive test of that virus at a day. take care. officials across the country are working hard to get a handle on the monkeypox outbreak, but a growing number of health experts say more needs to be done. the cdc reports more than 28,000 cases of monkeypox in 88 countries, the us topping the list with more than 7500 infections, including a daycare worker in central illinois, which some say should be a wake up call that the virus is spreading beyond the gay and bisexual community where it was first detected. we need to start looking for cases in the broader community. i think we need to broaden testing, and so far, cdc has been reluctant to make that recommendation. but the white house is pushing back on those criticisms, pointing out they purchase more than a million vaccine doses, which are now being shipped out and the recent declaration of a public health emergency should speed that process along we

health and turning the tide on the destruction of the world's oceans. could a global ocean treaty finally be within reach. ah, well welcome to the program. the u. s. justice department has it released a heavily redacted version of the document the allowed f b. i. agents to search donald trump's home. officials entered the former, president's florida stay on the 8th of august. it's part of the prob, into whether he had illegally removed documents from the white house. an affidavit was used to gain approval for the search. so let's go to alan fisher joins us now from washington. what did this affidavit reveal about the, the basis for this investigation? or here it is all 30 pages. people were so anxious to don't load it. that actually crashed the department of justice's court document system earlier today. as you can see, a lot of pages are in fact, heavily redacted. in fact, 21 of the 30 pages are either completely or partially redacted. let's remind herself how we got to this point where an affidavit was needed for a search warrant earlier this year. donald trump and his team were cooperating with federal authorities and the national archive to return documents that

today, the labor department will release a report that is known as a strong indicator of the health of the u. s job market, the job openings and labor turnover survey is better known as the jolts report. it will show the number of job openings available across the country during the month of june. that number was 11.2 million in may, which was a considerable drop from the 11.7 million figure in april. alright time is 408 that leads us right to steve paulson here to tell you it feels a little more humid around his definitely mcgee human, no doubt about it. although a lot of cloud cover has left the area moved north. there's still some to the south and some moving especially southward. maybe down towards santa clara valley. but overall , we are getting a break right now. just a few clouds and mostly clear out there, but still a lot of moisture on the way up the remains of what was at one time hurricane frank kind of lifting northward. some of that may impact us later today that later this afternoon tonight into tomorrow, but it looks like it's probably going to going to miss most of us here. 60 s

health site to belmont, the power station was temporarily knocked off the grid. this week, fighting near the plant has raced fears of a radioactive catastrophe. upholding the u. s. justice department says 14 boxes. it recovered from former president donald trump's florida home in january contained classified papers. the details have been revealed in the heavily redacted affidavit that lays out the f, b. i's argument for searching the property earlier this month. the agency is investigating improper removal of classified information following trump's departure from the white house. pakistan's prime minister chava shall reef has appealed for international help. after flooding that claim to $900.00 lives, thousands have been displaced by historic water levels. and the southern province of st monsoon reign, monsoon reigns, and the aftermath have effected more than 30000000 people. this is dw news from berlin, and there is a lot more news on our website, d, w dot com. ah, sometimes the best he's just right out at you. our tv highlights, freshly written books every week, snuck them up. not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in