that's why doctors at the massachusetts general hospital in the u. s. were initially surprised to be confronted with the disease and a patient. during the course of their admission, they were identified as a possible monkey pox aspect. and this was really unusual because the patient had no travel history, no exposure to animals, that would be known to be reservoirs. however, the team thinking about the patient and hearing and just over the weekend at on some of the cases united kingdom thought more broadly about the patient's diagnosis . doctors and now working to establish whether the infection is connected to small outbreaks currently being seen in europe. italy and sweden have become the latest countries to confirm cases following britain, portugal and spain. authority say they're monitoring the outbreak closely. it's not likely that it will generate a significant transmission, but we cannot rule it out. so we have to be very careful with monkey pox is similar to schumann, smallpox, though milder. most people recover from it and a few weeks. symptoms

u. s. state of massachusetts have recorded their 1st cases of the rare illness, monkey pox. this comes as a growing number of european countries report cases most recently in france or u. s. doctors. and now investigating whether the massachusetts case is related to the european outbreaks. monkey pox is a rear viral infection, usually found in small mammals and waste and central africa. the spread of the virus is usually caused by people traveling to those areas. that's why a doctor is at the massachusetts general hospital in the us were initially surprised to be confronted with the disease and a patient during the course of their admission, they were identified as a possible monkey pox suspect. and this was really unusual because the patient had no travel history, no exposure to animals, that would be known to be reservoirs. however, the team thinking about the patient and hearing a just over the weekend about some of the cases, the united kingdom thought more broadly about the patient's diagnosis. doctors and now working to establish whether the infection is connected to small outbreaks. currently being seen in europe. italy in sweden have become the latest countries to confirm

u. s. doctor was re continued to slide among the days losers riven automotive. the electric car maker slumping nearly 21 percent in monday. trading sell off came after restrictions expired, preventing some major investors from selling stocks after the company went public last year. afford a sold a large portion of its shares and riven. today the company has lost more than 3 quarters of its share price. or else could our financial correspondent james sweeney in new york. for more. a james or river was a massive i. p. o. last year, one of the biggest years in fact, and now it's, it's suffering this course right now. what's going on? well if you're asking what happened, it's more like what didn't happen because at the going public out during its valuation of $90000000000.00 less november shares, they'd come crashing down to earth. them more than 77 percent. so for this year, and it's due to a combination of factors, look, here's your take away points, ribbons gains. they've come from speculation, speculative growth, and then in early march, the truth finally came o

u. s. a doctor, an action plan for a circular column, and we have adopted the for the farm to for strategy where we want to develop a resilient and sustainable food supply chains. and one of the things which are being assessed there is whether you feed substrates for insects are focused on former food stamps. could be considered as a source of future. before waste can be used this way, the e once proof that as a safe product as its own sklar, that we know that we need to deliver empirical evidence that it safely hunger synthesis winfield. but the e u is basically making that impossible because they won't grant us an exemption nomic naming a few weeks. so we're being asked to provide evidence while being denied the means to do so. it was the community guys gave him. we can only hope that will be granted exemptions at the local level, and that the you doesn't put a spanner in the works your from the custody course, patricia her college. for now, i know his chances ground fly larvae can only be fed to dogs and fish, but it all goes well. larvae could be the next big thing in the food industry

u. s doctors believe these are probably cases of acute hepatitis hepatitis rather in which symptoms arer failure compared to previous hepatitis cases, the w. h o does not know how it's been transmitted but have not ruled out person to person contact. parents should look for symptoms such as jaundice. that's a yellowing of the skin or the eyes. and families dealing with the baby formula shortage are going to be facing and for several more weeks, while two shipments of formula from the european union arrived at northern virginia and central pennsylvania this week. the abbot baby formula plant in michigan that's still shut down and one of the major reasons for the shortage by the way, fda chief testified this week and went into detail. about the egregious conditions that were all discovered at that. abbott michigan plan. there is no dispute that the facility was unacceptably in sanitary, as evidenced by the consent decree. frankly, the inspection results were shocking. abbott laboratory officials confirmed to congress that it's expected to open sometime in early june. baby formula will beg

u. s. and conduct research for doctors without borders, dw reporter cost and talked to him about the different effects of coke, $19.00 in western industrialized countries and in africa. so professor, i got better be here. so some people say the cover pandemic seems to be over and africa, would you really agree on that? we actually we be seeing effect weights now having the both wave of korea around the same general country. so we might be in between where the fall under and also most likely you might be going to walk to what have you been in the country. so it's not over, but what is true that there is very k optimal where right now there is only one vision that or because the entire country showing that they need to read a bit of a number or a number of let's talk about explanation. the highest vaccination rates in africa, around 30 percent, approximately a lot of countries have much lower rates. what efforts are still being made to change this? maybe also what the spread of new variance. you're going to understand the needs of the nation in the nation from the law. so the country has also lo

u. s. more and what doctors are saying about ♪ ♪ let play unwind your mind. ikea.n soldier to life in prison for the killing of the ukrainian civilian that russian soldier pleaded guilty to shooting the civilian in the head during the early days of the war and testified. that he was following orders to shoot that man. he told the court that an officer said that ukrainian man who was speaking on a cellphone could be giving their information of their location to ukrainian forces. this is the first war crimes trial held since russia's invasion. russian forces continued to hit targets in eastern ukraine. russia has launched airstrikes on several towns in the donbass region, destroying buildings and killing and injuring civilians. one man talked about an airstrike on his town. it's not. you don't know there was an explosion. there is where the creditor is. all of this out. the world was gone, cannot close the doors anymore. a fierce battle is underway for ukraine's second largest city heart kiev, ukrainian forces have been able to push back russian troops, russian force

u. s. company. so let's explore this aside of this war with dr. benjamin estimate is a post doctoral research fellow at harvard, recently and sent for astrophysics. he's also served as european energy security advisor to the u. s. state department of welcome back to d w. so russia says it's cutting a felon daft because hell think he isn't pay for his gas in rubles, which of course was a condition that must go imposed in response to western banking sanctions. but presumably we should read this as a punishment for finland seeking data membership. yeah, absolutely. i mean, i think that still what we can, we can see here, this is just the latest move in a long running kremlin instigated gas prices that it has built up in europe since mid 2021. all to undermine the west response to russia's leader, re invasion of ukraine. and we've seen these cynical statements where gas prom apologists and the vendors. people like me to pass car. people like former german chancellor, gerhard schroeder, they continue to perform implausible logical gymnastics. we try to explain away the company's behavior as quote, just c

u. s. company. so let's explore this aside of this war with doctor benjamin a schmidt is a post doctoral research fellow at the harvard smithsonian center astrophysics. he's also served as european energy security advisor to the state department to welcome back to d w. so russia says it's cutting a felon doth, because hell, think he isn't paying for his gas in rubles, which of course was a condition that moscow imposed in response to western banking sanctions. but presumably we should read this as a punishment for finland seeking data membership. yeah, absolutely, i mean i think that we can, we can see here this is just the latest move are in a long running kremlin instigated gas crisis that it has built up in europe since mid 2021 also undermined the wes response on to russia's a later re invasion of ukraine, and we've seen these cynical statements where gas prom apologists and the vendors. people like dmitri pascall, people like former german chancellor, gerhard schroeder, they continue to perform implausible logical gymnastics to try to explain away this company's behavior as quote, just commercial.

doctor anthony found she during the height of the u. s. outbreaks. the little is known about room, including his medical qualifications, france, germany, belgium, and australia, among the latest countries to detect cases of monkey pokes. they join others like britain, well known infections doubled from 9 to 20 on friday. the virus rarely seen outside west and central africa has never spread so quickly before lay halting reports. monkeys able to transmit monkey pox to humans, causing fever, aches, and general lesions. but the virus passing from person to person has been rare, especially outside of west africa. until now. the mason p be more cases and more people who are incubating the disease in west africa who a travelling. so there's more opportunity for to seed into, into european countries. another discovery is who is being infected. all known patients are male and say they're gay or bisexual. the risk factor here has been men having sex with man. and so that sort of close contact. and that makes sense because the way this is spread is through bot

u. s. and when we look at gender, more men died than women. ah. so to discuss all of this, joining us our guests for today from barf in the u. k. doctor, but up on carrier, a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school from robert as it in abraham, a professor of medical biotechnology at the report. medical school and director of med biotech. and in ponder cherry india t under armin a health systems expert, former professor and head of the school of health systems studies at the tartar institute of social sciences in one by a warm welcome to you all are dr. glenn county. let's start with you 1st. what do you make of these world health organization figures? are you at all surprised? no, i'm not surprised at all. and i would go further and to say it in some countries, this is most probably also a under estimate because lot all countries have robust monitoring systems for illness morbidity, mortality. that, that's the differentiation. and one more thing that we are not including in this figures is dex brought forward as a result of body damage following a cohen infection. what i'm referring to is the consequences

doctors say that spending more time in nature could help boost your health researchers at u. c sound that patients who spent time in the open air positive effects on their health doctors across the country are prescribing patients to spend time outdoors to treat conditions such as anxiety, depression, high blood pressure. they recommend walking or spending time with others outside. previous studies have shown spending at least two hours outside a week, has several health benefits for the first time in 13 years, california is creating a new state park. it's called the dose rios ranch park. it's going to be an area that is about 10 miles southeast of tracy. 40 miles east of san jose. in stanislaus county. it is nearly four square miles, and that area is expected to open to the public by late next year by 2027 . it is expected to offer visitors trails. picnic areas in restrooms. campgrounds could be available by 2032 when it opens . it is going to be california's 280th state park, the first new park since four or dunes near monterrey opened. back in 2000 and nine did you stay up to

with the doctors provided me with 1st aid bandages and food. i really can't complain. the u. s. is eating some of its crippling sanctions on venezuela, allowing major american oil company chevron to restart operations in the country off the years of washington. heavily criticizing the government of president maturer as encouraging descent in the country. washington authorized us in european oil companies to negotiate and resume operations in venezuela. on the surface it looks like a total turnaround is zigzag the united states is saying that chevron and american oil companies can start doing business. some of the sanctions are be, live it. now you'll recall that then as wally is led by the united socialist party, started by hugo chavez. and later now it's nicholas manero to leave the country. and the usa has been trying to cross his way on the us crippling sanctions. they say that are intended to put maximum pressure on the country to remove it's a little acted leaders from the socialist party. there have been qu attempts where the united states has been proven to be involved in

plus thousands gone and more on the way the doctor exodus the sleeping nigerian hospitals, desperately understaffed. ah, china has warned the u. s. president not to underestimate beijing's resolve on taiwan earlier, joe biden said that he'd intervene militarily to defend the island from any invasion. he made the remarks in tokyo, on the 2nd leg of an asia trip. it saved up shoring up relations with allies encountering china's regional influence. the white house later clarified the u. s. policy on taiwan hasn't changed. beijing regards taiwan as a breakaway territory, though taipei insist that it must remain independent. you didn't want to get involved in the ukraine conflict militarily. for obvious reasons. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that? yes, you are. that's a commitment we made as you can, we may, we are not look, here's a situation. we agree with the one china policy we signed onto it and all the attendance agreements made from there. but the idea that it can be taken by force, just taken by force, is just not just not appropriate on china's response. shortly after robot brigh

u. s economy may be heading toward a recession. the cdc issues and new health alert about monkeypox doctors are now being told to be on the lookout for symptoms. health officials with a confirmed case in massachusetts, another possible case under investigation here in new york city. and the dramatic rescue here in new york 42 stories above the ground. from abc news world headquarters in new york. this is world news tonight with david muir. good evening, everyone. i'm lindsay davis in for david. tonight we have a lot to get to covid booster shots for those 5 to 11 as nearly half of the country is now at a medium or high risk level and details on the first new baby formula supply set to arrive, but we begin with that breaking news. a powerful tornado striking michigan, part of a severe weather system from michigan to the northeast. we have the images just coming in. they confirmed tornado causing significant damage. and gaylord michigan, where buildings are flattened in debris litters the ground. people are being warned to take shelter state police advising people to avoid the area. ahead of this system is record heat spreading across

a year of rehabilitation, everything will be fine with the doctors provided me with 1st aid bandages and food. i really can't complain the u. s. is eating some of it's a crippling sanctions on venezuela allowing major oil company american oil company chevron, to restart operations in the south american country. and that's after years of washington. heavily criticizing venezuelan president nicholas maderos government and encouraging an overthrow of his leadership. washington authorized us in european oil companies to negotiate and resume operations in venezuela. on the surface, it looks like a total turn around a zigzag. the united states is saying that chevron and american oil companies can start doing business. some of the sanctions are being lifted. now you'll recall that then as whale is led by the united socialist party, i started by hugo child as than later. now it's nicholas maduro leads the country and the u. s. a has been trying to crush venezuela. the u. s. s o's crippling sanctions. they say that are intended to put maximum pressure on the country to remove its elected leaders from the socialist party. there have be

u. s is up this morning. there are now 12 cases here in the u. s, including two in california. both of those cases are in sacramento. however, doctors are stressing that the risk of becoming infected is low. four perspective, dr walker tells us one person with covid can infect 15 people, whereas one person with monkeypox will, in fact less than one person. this is not something that you're going to get just by eating in a restaurant next to them or going to the grocery market or even being on the subway or a bus itself, limiting it burns itself out. so even if we did nothing, it would probably still even burn itself out. health officials say monkey pox is transmitted by skin to skin contact, like touching an infected sore open, blister handling the clothes or bedding if someone who is infected with the virus or getting particles shed from that infected person into your mouth, eyes or any other mucous membrane. sacramento area doctors have all been versed by the public health department on what to look out for those infected will often experience flu like symptoms that include swollen nodes and a new rash. time now is 7 24. a new non

his announcements, so similar to those of infectious disease experts, doctor anthony found she, during the height of the u. s. outbreak bought little is known about ro, including his medical qualifications, and outside experts say there's still plenty of doubt surrounding the size of nor chris outbreak. given his denial since the start of the pandemic, tremendous took reaching in there taking a strategic approach here, trying to overcome this through the active participation of residence. but if the number of confirmed cases or deaths as too high, then it will likely stoke people's fears and sour public sentiment. so they might be under reporting the numbers that's bring in. dr nodded shot back who's been a public health adviser in north greer. he joins us for months or in egypt. thank you so much for your time. what is your understanding of the situation in north korea? well, i understand what it was precise by the north korean governing bank and now the cases are more than 2000000 patients. and the, the death thought is about $65.00. but again, i think that they're still in the process of assessment of the

u. s. first lady jill biden has made a surprise visit to ukraine during her 2 hour trip. she met ukraine's 1st lady or lena zalinski at a school near the border with slovakia. lillia, doctor biden met refugees, and volunteers in one is to lock is main transit points for doors fleeing the war more eli or i asked our washington correspondent caroline, that she might what message the white house was hoping to send with jill biden's visit to ukraine. her main message was a message of as support unsullied already, especially with women there and mothers em to day on mothers day. m until bitin. and then as the lens car they met in a little border village. only 10 minutes from slovakia at a school that used to serve as a school for kids before the war and that now serves as a shelter for this place ukrainians who had to leave their august behind because of the war. this meeting is also an important sign of because it is the 1st time that the ukrainian 1st lady has been seen in public since the war started. carlita any chance of a visit to ukraine by joe biden. well, president o biden himself, you said during his visit to poland in march that he was disappointed. he could not vis

traveling abroad for medical care, and with more doctors waiting to leave that are concerns, things could get worse. i'm a decrease al jazeera colonel nigeria, a u. s. military aircraft has flown in 32 tons of baby formula. pandemic supply problems became much worse when a big formula manufacturer announced to recall catcher. look, lopez, how to yon has the story. millions of families across the u. s. have been waiting for this. one by one troops in the state of indiana unloaded boxes of baby formula, shipped from an american airbase in germany. it's enough to make about 500000 bottles. is a terrifying with my naval to provide resume for her some frames, which is great. i just don't know. mean i didn't, we were so the next stop is the distribution center before sending the supplies to hospitals and pharmacies, agriculture secretary tom vilsack says they're working around the clock, the prisoner, as instructed us to look for every opportunity to increase supply. the problem began with delays and the supply chain caused by the pandemic. things got worse in february when a top baby formula company abbot issued a recall and close one of its major manuf

doctor. they prescribe these pills, in all 50 states. they were able to bring on u. s.ibe the pills, into all 50 states, regardless of scotus decision, because of her international standing, and the fact she can follow all of her legal, and medical requirements, with where she's based out of. >> with the pandemic, then every time there was something that there is a medication, or vaccine that was in short supply at the beginning. in the next few weeks, and months, want to supreme coast for roe v. wade, there is a likelihood that we will see a surge, and people seeking medicaid abortions. are you thinking about that, planning for it, and what do you think the preparations for that look like? obviously, there needs to be more supplies, and more access to people like you. >> we are, already, seeing a huge decrease in demand for the services. i can go into numbers a little bit, if you like. but, i can't speak for the manufacturers, however, i believe that they've seen this coming, and they've been preparing for it. everyone that i have spoken with, says, they are not antici

u. s. government and nato are funding neo nazis in ukraine and that sentiment spreading across the globe over to india now, which says it'll still explore wheat to countries in the most desperate need. those doctors announce the next bull bond in a move. the g 7 countries condemned as a responsible league export ban affects countries like bangladesh in the pool which urgently need it. we also recommend that a concrete decision be taken on the issue of the g 7 meeting of heads of state and government to which india will be invited from stood guard. we also call on india to assume its responsibilities as a member of the g 20. this restriction would not apply in cases where prior commitments have been made by private trait, as well as in situations where permission is granted by the government of india to other countries to meet their food security needs and on the requests of their governance. or the decision over exports comes amid food security issues in india, itself with an experts and poor harvest, an a record jump in prices. india is the world's 2nd largest weak producer and was expected to replace russian product sanction by western countries. last month's new delay exports at a record 14000

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doctor about enbrel. in an alabama jail after he and an ex corrections officer were caught by u. s marshals.cam video shows what happened moments after that 11 day manhunt ended. steve harrigan has updates. dash cam video released by indiana police shows the chaos that erupted after marshals caught up to alabama fugitives casey and vicky white. matic escaped inmate and former corrections officer were on the run for 11 days. marshall's tracked them to a hotel before getting in a car chase and ramming into the pears vehicle inside, law enforcement found four handguns, a rifle wigs and $29,000 in cash basically rammed the vehicle. and pushed it into a ditch. and we later found out. had they not done that. the fugitive was going to engage in a shootout with law enforcement after colliding with the car officers handcuffed casey and pulled vicky from the vehicle. she later died after shooting herself in the head. an autopsy determined vicky's cause of death was suicide and gun in her hands. watch it. casey was brought back to alabama tuesday night and arraigned on an escape charge. he was taken to

u. s postal service. every household can get another eight tests free of charge shipped right to your door. the tests usually arrive in about a week. doctorsncourage people to take at home covid test if they have any signs of illness. your time is 7 45 nestle stepping in now to help families in need of baby formula. also some of the biggest retailers are the focus of wall street. cook back in studio with us to explore in dollars and cents a lot of earnings coming in this morning for some big names. home depot posted a strong quarter who was better than analysts expected. his home and garden improvement projects continue. walmart though, missed estimates and blames continuing supply chain issues. also in this morning retail sales in general show consumers kept spending in april , right in line with what economists were expecting, despite higher prices. ringing the opening bell this morning planet fitness to kick off its high school summer past teenagers aged 14 to 19 can work out for free at planet fitness this summer and right when that bell rang. stocks shot right up . the dow jones was up more than 300 points but pulling back a little bi

u. s. postal service. each household can get another eight tests free of charge shipped right to your door. usually those tests arrive in about a week. doctorssigns of covid and the fda has authorized the first non prescription test that can detect multiple respiratory viruses, including covid-19 and the flu. it works similar to a covid test where you administer a nasal swab at home. you would then mail that swab to a lab that will send the results back. hundreds of first responders were honored in san jose was a celebration marking 10 years since the one team program was formed at regional medical center. the idea was created to encourage training studies and community outreach between firefighters, police officers. in hospital workers. hospital workers, police officers, firefighters, all of our medical workers, teachers, right. we stuck with it. we're here things i feel like you're getting better. even though they're still a little wonky. they're getting better. we're doing it together. we have each other. i really feel like i'm part of your team. so thank you for having us here. now. those involved in the one team program say it has resul

this huge crisis mad scramble dietitians, doctors, nurses, colin patients twitching formulas trying to figure out what it worked for different formulas. the u. s military is stepping in to help with the baby formula shortage. how an operation overseas is expected to ease the shortage here in the united states. plus the warriors are taken on the mavericks in game three of the western conference finals. we'll show you where you can catch tonight's game. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you. welcome the mornings onto on this sunday. may 22nd i'm claudine wong. good morning, one at all. happy sunday. let's get you outside. looks like another lovely day with temps. preston 90, i guess again today, right? yes today going to be a lot like yesterday low sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay nearly 90 degrees inland under mostly sunny skies. just a little patchy fog out there this morning. the winds will be generally light, with an afternoon sea breeze picking up i'll have a look at what you can expect. for your neighborhood plus into the extended forecast . hot weather on the way more on this coming up. sounds goo

doctors at chicago's northwestern medicine say long haul symptoms such as fatigue, blurred vision and dizziness can last for months, whole patient had worse quality of life. then the average u. s population for all of those domain, indicating a severe impact on their lifestyle . the northeast remains the country's hot spot for the virus. according to the cdc, a new form of the omicron variant is now the dominant covid strain. health experts say be a 2121 is more contagious than past variants, but there's no evidence it causes more severe disease. the cdc reports. the u . s is still averaging more than 100,000 new cases of covid each day. in atlanta. steve harrigan, fox news alright, coming up right here on the four coverage of the mass shooting in texas continues after the break. we're going to go live to you. val d for the latest from that for the latest from that community that, as ♪ pop it like it's hooooot. pop it like it's hot.♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot.♪ ♪ pop it like it's— pop my $6.49 classic and spicy 50/50 popcorn chicken combo. only at jack in the box. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more... crazy commutes... crowd control- have a nice day alex

doctor about enbrel. resn equity gap of wide equity gap for businesses across the country. check out these numbers . in fact, according to a 2020 report from the u. ssus bureau, just 19% of all businesses in the us, where minority owned 6% were owed by veterans and 21% of businesses were female owned. additionally research shows there is still a wide equity gap with low numbers of women and people of color, securing business loans with venture capital and venture capital as well, but i knew nonprofit is aiming to bridge that gap across the country, including right here in the barrier. it's called impresario and joining me now to talk about it is quintin strobe, who is the nonprofits. founder and ceo, thank you so much for joining us today. so last i checked. minorities do want to own businesses. so what is the issue , keeping them from being able to get these business launches secure loans and open these businesses for the most part capital. so if you think about black or brown businesses across the country um, that capital gap has been sort of things that that held him back. um empresario really is an option to help to fill that gap. so for black

doctors at chicago's northwestern medicine say long haul symptoms such as fatigue, blurred vision and dizziness can last for months as a whole. patient had worse quality of life than the average u. s population for all of those domain, indicating a severe impact on their lifestyle. the northeast remains the country's hot spot for the virus, according to the cdc. a new form of the omicron variant is now the dominant covid strain. health experts say be a 2121 is more contagious than past variants, but there's no evidence it causes more severe disease. the cdc reports. the u. s is still averaging more than 100,000 new cases of covid each day. in atlanta. steve harrigan , ktvu fox two news administration is announcing a new initiative to make the viral treatment packs livid, more accessible to people who test positive for covid. the government is providing packs livid to covid test centers across the country, converting them to test to treat facilities packs love. it has been shown to reduce the risk of hospitalization or death from covid by about 90. we're moving out to the ongoing baby formula shortage. lawmakers on capitol hill grill, the fda commissioner about the federal governme

former white house doctor and coronavirus response coordinator, dr deborah berke says the u. s.020, and we saw it in 2021. wow. that's not a general consensus right now. that's a warning. you think that's what's coming for the south? is it this new variant? well, each of these surges have been a slightly different variant, because, yes , our immune system wayne's now who's carrying the virus that participates in these surges. we are vaccinated individuals as well as on vaccinated individuals. as she says covid-19 home testing kits are a vital tool in keeping that surge to a minimum, dr burke says. we should be testing ourselves regularly to ensure that we stay at home when we're positive with the virus. oakland teachers will be back in the classroom this morning after a one day strike. last week, teachers protested the oakland unified school district's plan to close or merge 11 schools over the next two years. they walked off the job friday for the third time this semester in a one day strike, organizers say. the district's board of director at the district and the board of dire

u. s senate, but the republican race is still a torso . toss up right now, as of this morning television star mehmed oz has a 26 100 vote lead over his top competitor, dave mccormack. the doctorf the votes left to count. this morning, we have learned that a shooting in san jose has turned deadly. last night, police were investigating a shooting near the rancho del pueblo golf course in san jose. police say one man was shot at a park and had sustained life threatening injuries. they've confirmed this morning that he has died. no word yet on a motive, or of any suspects have been identified. time is now. 6 37 governor. gavin newsom says the los angeles water recycling program could be a model for the state during the drought. the governor toured the demonstration center in l. a county and if state regulators approved the full project, it could purify enough water to serve a half million homes. officials say facilities like this will be built across the state, and it will reclaim water that would otherwise be released into the ocean. water recycling is about finding new water, not just accepting the scarcity mindset being more resourceful in terms of our approach. this pilot pro