u. s. mission to the u. n. for information on the latest reports provided by the department of energy, as well as others, we have also forwarded these requests to the u. s. department of health and human services. at the moment, we do not have access to these reports or to the data that we're used in the preparation of these reports. now this information that us officials claim to have and have been using to stir up, asking china hostility, which has not been seen by other countries. and it's worth noting that the f b, i said it had only moderate confidence in the conclusion. and on top of that, the department of energy said it had low confidence that there was at this point, the proof that china was responsible for the pandemic. that hasn't stopped us. leaders and officials from drumming up anti join our ability. now, beijing and pushing back and saying that this is the united states, politicizing, a world health issue to the detriment of the global community. now, us media has gone into overdrive pushing anti chinese hysteria in response to the claims from the department of energy and the f. b i. china has responded. here's what us media has said and here is china's response. new report toni

health professional. um which means there are other barriers and challenges that they have to overcome, such as childcare taking off work, it could be transportation. the u. s. department of health and human servicess it's working to expand mental health care for young people and announced a new $25 million program just last week. this morning. just hours ago, the united nations released its latest report on climate change. the study conducted by hundreds of the world's top scientists found time is running out in the efforts to deal with warming. the panel of scientists is now urging world leaders to do more to reduce greenhousece d these experts say the survival of the human race may be in jeopardy in every part of the world, including california. and then we have to ask the question with some of these regions going to be even habitable in 50 or 100 years because i certainly think that from having lived in california that i you know, i have serious doubts about the viability of california being a sustainable place to live in 7500 years from now. china produces the most greenhouse gas emissions in the world, but here in the united states will generate more per person than any other country. the do

health professional. um which means there are other barriers and challenges that they have to overcome, such as childcare taking off work, it could be transportation. the u. s. department of health and human services care for young people and announced a new $25 million program just last week. 608 is the time and enrollment at bay area schools has plunged about 85% in the past five years, due in part to falling birth rates, a rise in home schooling and a growing number of families leaving california. but it is a different story in the east bay city of dublin, the bay area news group reports that its student population has tripled since 2009. due to dublin's rapid population growth. the number of people living in dublin jumped 60% in the past decade. 8000 new homes were built during that same time period. california has the most cities where the typical home value is $1 million or more. that's according to a new report from zillow. it shows california has $190 million cities. that's more than the next six states on the list combined. starting today, santa cruz county will bring in goats to help clear vegetation along the rail line. santa cruz county says goats will graze on grass brush and invasive