you got to get down for 15 seconds or give 10 bucks to the united cancer fund to help find a cure. >>'re challenged. to dance and donate. >> the project was started by lilly tartikoff who challenged katy perry, will smith, jimmy fallon and kelly clarkson. >> do you like the sprinkler? >> but our fave? check out country crooner thomas rhett, he danced in front of 20,000 fans at his concert. >> he pulls out a little dance to james brown. >>> okay, we have moved off our stage, because for this next story, we felt we needed a little bit of intimacy. get ready, folks, for our first look at j.lo's "hustlers." >> front hook, ankle hook, knee hook. from here you can do the carousel. >> my arm is still recovering and my back. >> i would say that was the hardest thing i ever did but it was worth it. >> j.lo dove so deep into her role playing a stripper, she visited a strip club, and much to the delight of her fiance alex rodriguez, he got to tag along. the dedication to her craft left her fellow cast members in awe. >> it took everything in me to keep my jaw closed because she's it's not j.lo,

the challenge, show off your best moves and challenge three friends or donate to the united cancer fronto both. hoda kicked things off last week nominating savannah. jennifer lopez and thomas rep. i have been called to dance along with chuck todd and lester holt. you're out of luck. i accept this challenge. stay tuned. i'm about to turn it out. >> coming up, more news right now with hallie jackson. you better get ready. i might challenge you. >> mr. just do 60 minutes of stephanie ruhle dancing. i'm ready. i can't wait. we do have a show, though. it's capitol hill, breaking news. we have a lot to follow the next 60 minutes. house leadership or not first time will be on camera and on the spot. facing questions about president trump's racist tweets attacking four democratic congresswomen. at the podium on the right is where we will see minority leader kevin mccarthy, and other members of gop leadership. on the other side of the aisle, house democrats also set to speak ahead of a vote tonight on a symbolic resolution after the president suggested the squad go back to their home countries. p

. ♪ so good to raise money for the united cancer front. ng a cure for cancer. i can't think of anything better to dance for. and now i am challenging terry cruz, zach posen. you, gentlemen, are up next. dance or donate. it's your turn. i will see you again not dancing at 1:00 p.m. coming up, more news. . >> you have impressive moves. how did you coordinate? >> i'd like to say it was jersey shore meets baliwood. that's my hood. my kids, my neighborhood. >> i have to tell you, well done. appreciate that. hello, everyone. i'm in for hallie jackson. new reporting on how president trump and they planned to respond to the house hearings featuring robert mueller. nbc has learned the president plans to watch from the white house residence. an hour ago he took aim at democrats on twitter. a lot is on the line for democrats trying to build a case for impeachment. one democratic aide tells us the public may not have read the whole report. they will watch the movie. hans nichols at the white house. geoff bennett on capitol hill for all of us. handicaps

her goal is to raise money for the united cancer fr it.ance or nate. hopefully you're all just donating anyway. the cause is near and dea to our own hoda kotb, and she has jumped onboard to help launchth . >> so excited to be part of this dance or donate challenge. it's all about fightingnc caer, so i'm gng to dedicate this to my good friend little leah stills, who battled cancer and won and is thriving w. my three challengers are, number one, guthrie. okay, savannah guthrie, you. nnifer lopez, you're challenged, and thomas erex. ou ready? i think you'll lik get ready. ride the horse. read ♪ ♪ gonna take my horse to the road gonna ride until i can't no more ♪y >> onl hoda can pull that off. if i did a dance like that for 15 seconds, you would punch the tv. she looks amazing. fun fu fun. >> she's like 25. su wearing jorts. >> a jebe it. >> and her hair is tswinging. irt air horse, she's whipping that a horse into submison. >> but wait, you forgot to say -- >> i have to dance or donate. maybe i'll do both. >> okay. >> when are you going to d

the goal is to raise money for the united cancer front while posting a 15 second video of yourself dancing road ♪ ♪ gonna ride 'til i can't no more ♪ >> i love it hoda called out jennifer lopez, thomas rhett, and savannah to do the challenge next thomas rhett stood up to the plate. take a look. >> i was challenged by my good friend, hoda anybody hoda fans in the house so in this next bit, i'm going to dance, and it'd be amazing if you can dance, too you'll probably end up on the "today" show we got a deal? [ cheers ] >> wait, that is my new favorite thing, right? he has moves. >> wow. >> he did this challenge, by the wa ♪ >> wait, that is my new favorite thing, right he has moves. >> wow. >> he did this challenge, by the way, in front of 20,000 people at his concert in pittsburgh saturday night no pressure, savannah. >> he was so good. >> he called out bruno mars and charlie puth to take on the challenge next i don't know how, savannah. >> i can't >> she also challenged j.lo. she can dance. >>> good morning everyone. in the south bay police are looking for an individual who pepper sprayed

cancer since her husband's death from the disease 22 years ago her goal is to raise money for the united cancer dance or donate. the cause is near and dear to hoda kotb and she's jumped on board to help launch this. >> i'm so excited to be part of the dance or donate challenge. it's all about fighting cancer i will donate this to my friend little lea still who battled canter and won and is thriving my three challengers are, number one, guthrie okay savannah guthrie, you. jennifer lopez, you're challenged and thomas rett. are y'all ready? i think you'll like the song ♪ >> i'm getting ready ride your horse. ♪ gonna take my horse ♪ to the old town road ♪ i'm gonna ride 'til i can't n more ♪ ♪ gonna take my horse to the ol town road ♪ ♪ gonna ride 'til i can't no more ♪ >> only hoda can pull that off if i danced like that you'd punch your tv. >> she looks amazing >> i have so many things to say. she's reverse aging. she's 25 now >> she's wearing jorts and a jean jacket. >> she's benjamin button >> a jean suit. >> her hair is swinging. >> she's whipping that air horse into submission. >> you forgot

cancer. one d.c. united's amazing story of resilience. >>> and a historic wimbledon final we will remember for a long time. >> i'll try to forget. we're asking all the direct questions. >> your face last nht when sato hit that home run?

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>>after the gang was formed here in los angeles over 13as spread like a cancer throughout the united states and throughout central america were 10's of thousands of members and associates distribute narcotics prey upon local communities through extortion and other crimes inflict horrific violence. often on innocent residents of those communities. >>the gang members are also facing racketeering corruption and conspiracy charges. >>disgraced singer r kelly will remain behind bars as he's facing child pornographer charges. kelly pleaded not guilty to 13 counts in a federal courtroom in chicago. he faces federal sex-crimes and racketeering charges in 2 separate indictments. he's accused of recruiting women for sacks accused of having people help him conceal inappropriate contact with under aged girls and spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to buyback videotapes showing him abusing young girls. a new asylum rule issued b the trump administration would prevent most of asylum. seekers from a central america from applying at all their washington correspondent alexander the mall on. >>r

cancer. but that did not change the smoking rate in the united states. it was not until there was a significant culture change that things shifted. that is one part of the ncaa department of defense grand alliance is trying to understand the culture change of sports. the second part is to look at what is a concussion, what is repetitive head impacts, how do we measure it clinically, how do we measure it from a biological neurobiological point of view? that is something from the c.a.r.e. consortium, c.a.r.e. sense for concussive -- concussion assessment, resource, and investigation, and that is a study that involves 30 schools, and we are looking at all 24 sports. it involves now having studied close to 50,000 athletes from the service academies and ncaa member schools tracking over 3500 concussions and defining them on clinical grounds and neurobiological grounds using highly-advanced research. one of the spinouts of the c.a.r.e. consortium that is very new is called c.a.r.e. c.a.p.s., and that stands for c.a.r.e.-affiliated programs. we just started wit

the gang was formed here in los angeles over 30 years ago and this 13 has spread like a cancer throughout the united states and throughout central america were 10's of thousands of members and associates distribute narcotics the prey upon local communities through extortion and other crimes inflict horrific violence. often on innocent residents of those communities. >>the indictment lays out details on 7 alleged murders, but authorities believe the gang may be responsible for as many as 24 homicides. the gang members are also facing racketeering corruption and conspiracy charges. >>a man is caught on camera stealing an entire storage container. we talked to the owner to find out what was inside. >>let me say this to the controversial netflix show 13 reasons why is making a big change to the first season. the show's creator as going back and forth on accepting the change. >>and a pack of coyotes are running wild in a california neighborhood now with animals being >>the homeowner and what a park just south of los angeles lost his dog after a coyote got into his house the wild animal snuck inside throu

more than likely the cause of the cancer and i know my brain couldn't wrap my head around that how could a food that i trusted in this was the leading food in the united states at the time how could a food cause cancer and kill my dog and he said it was to extend the shelf life will back then i barely knew what shelf life was but i called this pet food manufacturer just to confirm because there was growing doubting my own vet and asked them what the shelf life was of this particular dog food and what they told me literally changed my life and their exact words what you're seeing in the membrane or the shelf life the pet food would stay fresh for 25 years there was that many chemicals in the food that the food would stay fresh for more than 3 times longer than my dog left when you have. our cat that pet food kills. your own pet am you poor and that food in their ball so you feel really responsible it is life altering this is an interesting quandary for the dry food industry because there if you want 2 things they'd either have to come up with more information to be able to bash the raw food industry or the 2nd option is they have to listen to what clie

cancer. the one player on d.c. united turned his devastating diagnosis into a ferocious fight. and as he shares with dave johnson the biggest win of his career.e >> thhard work had paid off for chris. from mihellville to bethesda soccer club to the university of maryland and then d.c. united. in r hisokie season he showed why united selected him in the first round. as the 201 season started, as everything seemed infe, u fine.achim knew he wasn't >> i would feel very fatigued, my legs, my muscles, i had a bad itch all over my body. that. like and it was hard for me to fall asleep. i would wake up sometimes and have night sweats andff like that. so it was a wide range of different symptoms, i knew something was totally off. it's hard to get the information that get the information you've got cancer. i was 23. i'm a professional soccer player. you never expect anything like that. at the same time i knew i would get better, i knew i wod go through the treatments and come out the other side better. >> and he did come outn oe other side from diagnosis in october to determination and

cancer. winston ours and windmills in the united states are what is sustaining a lot of our own communities. -- rural communities. given low commodity prices and failed trade policy. let's get down to the specifics of what is happening. host: trade is something you discuss, particularly with this administration in rural areas. guest: you have to see the trade policy overall and who is benefiting and we have not seen, has the farmer benefited? in my neck of the woods they have not and they are handcuffed right now. with aing to make a dime half decade of low commodity prices and we do not know what is next. guest: important to point out that manufacturing jobs are not increasing the way the president says they are with the latest job numbers, 80% of the economy a service-based economy and to suggest that somehow revitalization of rural america will be done strictly on the back of manufacturing, i agree with the president but disagree on his strategy on revitalizing the manufacturing sector. we also in rural america understand the need to engage in the service sector and we have to have infras

cancer. winston ours and windmills in the united states are what is sustaining a lot of our own communities. -- rural communities. given low commodity prices and failed trade policy. let's get down to the specifics of what is happening. host: trade is something you discuss, particularly with this administration in rural areas. guest: you have to see the trade policy overall and who is benefiting and we have not seen, has the farmer benefited? in my neck of the woods they have not and they are handcuffed right now. with aing to make a dime half decade of low commodity prices and we do not know what is next. guest: important to point out that manufacturing jobs are not increasing the way the president says they are with the latest job numbers, 80% of the economy a service-based economy and to suggest that somehow revitalization of rural america will be done strictly on the back of manufacturing, i agree with the president but disagree on his strategy on revitalizing the manufacturing sector. we also in rural america understand the need to engage in the service sector and we have to have infras

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i tell you what, if you are going to be diagnosed with cancer, get diagnosed with cancer in the united states of america, not canada. you've got better chances. >> was the texas lawsuit a mistake against aca, that's pending in court? rep. emmer: i don't know that. i haven't gone back and looked through it. which one are you talking about? there is a handful of different ones. >> the one that says because of the individual mandate penalty , was essentially nullified and struck down. rep. emmer: so i'm not going to jump in the middle of what the texas attorney general has done and start grading their performance. linda: we're running out of time. i will squeeze in a bit more. melissa holberg from nbc over here. >> you talk about what you want your candidates to be running against. you talk about what maybe you should have done better in 2018. is there a specific policy agenda that you want your membering running though in 2020? rep. emmer: it is interesting. i think the three major issues are going to be the economy, healthcare and national security. i those will be your three major -- i

i will do everything i possibly can as president of the united states to see to it that we and cancer as we know it and we can do that. [applause] mr. mayor, we have a lot in common and our backgrounds except i only had one daughter that married at one time area. you have to. what will while. but -- the'm kidding county democratic chair said inside that it's the most important thankless job in american politics but thank you for doing it. jim, thent to thank president of the uaw. we have an expression in uaw is theat is the one that probably to the dance. in the early days, we had the highest percentage of uaw workers of any state including michigan. it is such a large percentage of our workers in such a small state. where the largest gm plant outside of detroit and the second -- a are all gone now. toy are the first outfit endorse this 29-year-old kid when i ran. w.lso want to thank the ufc they is the president and did a couple great months lately. particularly in massachusetts. stick with them, we are coming back. i make no apologies, i may union guy. [applause] beginning people ar

cancer. the stock fell more than 4% to 134.30. >>> united airlines will now be extending its boeing 737 max groundingsly november. the carrier plans to about 2,100 flights in september, 2,900 flights in october as well. the shares were up nearly 2% to 91.23. shares of alumina fell after the genetics company lowered revenue guidance d to problems with its direct-to-consumer market and lower sales of its sequencing systems. they fell more than 16% to 305.05. the industrial equipment maker hill and brand is brieiuying hillebrand, expanding the portfolio to plastics technology. fell to 16.75. the federaln trade commiss has boportedly approved a $5 billion settlement with fa over the social media company's privacy issues. eae investigation centered on reports thaty 90 million facebook users had their data improperly accesd by the political research firm, cambridge analytica, last year. facebook rose about 2% to 204.87. >>> time for ouret weekly ma monitor. he has names of growth stocks he says can weather the latest market volatility. this is his first time onhe program. we welcome greg hahn. he is preside

visits the united states will look at what's on the agenda. how the u.k. plans on preventing 100000 cancer cases starting in a few months but it scored another setback for football fans of ghana this time of the africa cup of nations. now e.u. countries signed the 2015 iran nuclear deal of called for a meeting after to iran's decision to exceed its uranium enrichment in a joint statement they say the foreign ministers of france germany and the united kingdom and the e.u. high representative expressed deep concern that iran is pursuing activities inconsistent with its commitments under the joint comprehensive plan of action the statement says iran must act accordingly by reversing these activities and returning to a full. compliance without delay. talks between the taliban the afghan leaders have ended with a promise to reduce civilian casualties to 02 day event is expected to lead to more formal binding discussions with the afghan government charlotte ballasts as more from the talks in doha. 17 taliban members and more than 60 people from the afghan government opposition groups of society

the disease itself is the most prevalent cancer in the united states it affects one in five americans00% for women aged 18 to 39, making it the second most common cancer in young women dr. natalie azar has joined us with all the details dr. natalie, break this down 800% increase. a lot of people find that hard to believe. >> i know. >> what's happening here, and who is most affected >> right so the data is basically from 1970 to 2009, the rates of melanoma increased 800%. the rates of basal cell ka carcinokar carcinoma increased 145% bottom line is, the number one way to avoid skin cancer is avoid uv radiation sunlight and tanning beds, as we will get to, are the main culprits here. >> tanning beds. people are still using tanning beds en masse in this country. knowing what we know about the correlation between tanning beds and skin cancer. >> yes craig, if you use a tanning bed once in your lifetime, you have increased your risk for melanoma by 20%. >> one time? >> just one time if you have used it before the age of 35, that risk increases to 59% with each subsequent use, you are also

cancer. ♪ ♪ >> i just heard that the united states house of representatives has ow overwhelming overwhelminlost ridiculous project i have been involved in. the resolution, how stupe cid, s that, on impeachment. gregg: it so dumb not worth explaining in more harassment from radical dimms, house voting to hold attorney general william barr and secretary ross in criminal contempt of congress. the vote wa -- with all republis voting against contempt, white house calls the vote ridiculous, a lawless attempt to harass the president. >> all right, details, surfacing about an fbi spread sheet that kept track of steele dossier claims, the hills john sullivan reporting, about 90%, are wrong or nonverifiable or things that an intern could find off of the internet, that did not stop the fbi from using the dossier. joining me to talk about it victoria tins ing and joe digenova. founding partners of digenova and tensing law firm, what do you make of that story by john. we know that fbi had been warned that dossier was phony, but they knew it themselves this appears to be proof, a spreadsheet, they claim t

i will do everything i possibly can as president of the united states to see to it that we and cancer as we know it and we can do that. we are well within reach. [applause] mr. biden: mr. mayor, we have a lot in common and our backgrounds except i only had one daughter get married at one time. we would have to sell the house. [laughter] you think i'm kidding, but i'm not joking. the county chair, the democratic chair, i said to her inside that this is the most important, thankless job in american politics, but thank you for doing it. i also thank jim, the president at uaw. inre is an expression delaware. they are the ones that brought me to the dance. in early days, we had the highest percentage of uaw workers including michigan, because of such a small population with a large percentage of workers, we were the largest gm plant outside of detroit and the largest chrysler plant. a lot of other things. they are all gone now. they are all gone. they were the first to endorse this 29-year-old kid when i ran. and i won. we also want to thank the ufcw. roger is the president and they did a

this unitjust does the eye cancer, there are other units being built around the uk which did with otherciting way of treating cancer. when you went along, there we re cancer. when you went along, there were other people who were being treated, presumably everyone has a sense of, drudgery? yes, we were all put up in a hotel and we gradually recognised each other. about a dozen or so being treated at wake were saying, how your feeling, or so being treated at wake were saying, how yourfeeling, good luck with the appointment. a real sense of different people, a builderfrom cumbria, it retired getty from cheltenham, an accountant, and the unit itself, i cannot stress enough what wonderful place it is and how compassionate people are and what a greatjob compassionate people are and what a great job they compassionate people are and what a greatjob they do. compassionate people are and what a great job they do. clearly very helpful for you that in six weeks' time you will go and get a good result. the people at home thinking, could this help me? what is the sense of what cancers that might hav

. >> the united states has been veryng to take on difficult problems like cancer and make gigantic investments. knowing that the real payoff would be many decades down the road. when that was first being pushed, people were saying that was important. climate change is like that. you have got to take a long-term perspective. government at its best is what it is taking that long-term perspective. and funding the basic r&d and the policies that lead to deployment. >> if we do nothing, where the -- will the oceans rise up? if you have oceanfront land is , it going to be under water in 20 or 30 years. >> the uncertainties in these models are still very high. for example, by 2100, the question of if we have one meter of sea level rise or two meters. that is within the level of uncertainty. those numbers have gone up. they only took the most concern conservative view. now, the understanding is that is at least a meter. significant possibilities that is two meters. >> a large part of the carbon we have in the atmosphere is caused by the electricity grid. 24% comes from agriculture. that causing such a

tax evaders, that is going to mean that the federal government can't fund cancer research or can't fund the defense of the unitedtes to the degree that we would like to. and by providing a method for sanctions evaders who are going to make it much more difficult for the federal government to prevent iran and north korea from developing nuclear weapons. zuckerberg doesn't intend any of those objectives. he is just intentionally disinterested in whether that occurs. the fact is that the power of the dollar, our ability to control our banking system, is a key to the economy of the united states, which saves at least $100 billion per year in borrowing costs, because with a -- we are the reserve currency of the world. it is key to our sanctions program, which is most effective when we control dollar transactions. it is effective in our efforts to prevent drug kingpins and human traffickers. whichtent of this libra, i call a zuck-buck. the intention is to undermine that whole effort. i know zuckerberg is under attack because he undermines american privacy. his response is to become a privacy advocate for tax evaders,

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cancer treatment centers of america. that's why unitedls is combining equipment, data, safety and expertise to help your worksite perform better. united rentals. ♪ >> dan: after weeks of detention, nancy pelosi and far left socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez who met face-to-face today. nancy pelosi rolled out the red carpet and tried playing nice with the squad leader. but remember, aoc basically accused her of being a racist claiming she was singling out women of color. despite that nancy pelosi says they don't have any differences. >> do you think you were able to bury the hatchet? >> i don't think that there ever was any hatchet. >> causing you disrespectful. >> we are in a political arena. and we have our differences. respect that. we have a good meeting, and the congresswoman is a very gracious member of congress. if so we had a very positive conversation. >> dan: and here is aoc reacting. >> it was a positive meeting, and productive. i think the speaker respects you know, the fact that we are coming together as a party and that unit

they sold off a number of units, but they are also seeing sales growth coming from their new medicines focused on cancery being used to treat a muscle disease that recently got approved in the u.s. also, relatively new psoriasis drugs when really well, set to become novartis' top seller. it's generics unit has returned to revenue growth after a number of years. above all, all of those drugs seem to be doing pretty well. vonnie: up more than 3% right now. emma chandra with our stock of the hour, drugmaker novartis. it is time for your latest bloomberg business/. united health -- business flash. united health boosted its profit outlook after posting better than forecasted earnings in q2. overall membership increased by over 700,000 in the last year. it did warn of a full year miss. it is now down 2%. fellrmany, shares of sap the most in more than four years. they were up just 15% after a 26% gain the first three months of the year. they have spent more than $10 million to buy two startups. earningssond-quarter more than forecast. still, an economic slowdown is causing a downturn in future demand. , union

cancer. china's foreign ministry is asking the united states to quote immediately cancel a potential sale of arms to taiwan the u.s. state department approves the sale of over $100.00 tanks $250.00 anti-aircraft missiles and related equipment now the deal would be worth around $2000000000.00 u.s. dollars let's get more on the reaction out of beijing wayne hay is there for us so wayne what's the reading of this. well peter this is the 4th a deal for the united states to sell arms to taiwan under the presidency of donald trump in fact it is the 2nd such deal to be done in this year so these things are fairly regularly sales deals for arms between the united states and taiwan this 1 may be seen in a different light by the chinese government though washington is saying that this deal will not alter the balance of power in the region beijing sees it differently and wasted no time criticizing this latest sales deal. taiwan's military is built on equipment from the united states its main supply of arms announcements from washington of sales are always met by an angry response from china and this wa

effects that fascist and chief shutdown had on the united states of america, julie joshua tree national park. my understanding is some of the elk is cancerthe following behavior badly. and possibly put in national park century back. the only way to counter this past fighting cancer, vote for bernie.ro >> protecting our parks is a pabipartisan issue. so i think itue is important tht democrats, republicans, independents all work together. >> let's talk to lloyd from three lakes wisconsin. lloyd, good morning. >> good morning. i am calling about the person who called about the campgrounds being not kept up. there are a lote of campgrounds years ago run by the national park system employees, rangers. things change budgets got cut, those people privatized who takes care of those grounds. i agree with the person that those qualities of campgrounds changed and when you privatize it thinking you're saving money, your parks became more not likable to visit. >> i think that is part of the problem, years ago they had archaeologists that worked at national parks or for service and they did projects where they had asked volunteers to come work and sh

unit. he transferred me out, and a couple of weeks later, i found out i had breast cancer.y intuition that the job was killing me. i ended up leaving, and by then, i had 28 years or the years in, i think. the writing thing really became intense when i was going through treatment for cancer because i felt like there were so many parts that my kids didn't know. they didn't know my story, they didn't know why i had a relationship with my mother, why we had no family to speak of. it just poured out of me. i gave it to a friend who is an editor, and she said i think this would be publishable and i think people would be interested in this. i am so lucky to live here. i am so grateful to my parents who decided to move to the city. i am so grateful they did. that it never [gavel]. >> chair peskin: good afternoon and well come to the land use and transportation committee meeting of july 8, 2019. i am joined by supervisor safai to my left and matt haney to my right. our clerk is miss erica major. miss clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. please silence all cell phones

united states. fruitjuices and fizzy drinks are linked to increased chances of getting cancer, according to a major study. researchers discover the earliest evidence of modern human fossils outside africa for the first time and... england prepare to take on australia in the cricket world cup semifinal at edgbaston. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. a royal navy frigate has intercepted iranian boats that were harassing a british oil tanker in the gulf. the ministry of defence says hms montrose moved between the tanker and the iranian vessels, issuing a number of warnings over radio, before they moved off. iran has previously threatened retaliation for the seizure of a tanker carrying iranian oil off gibraltar last week. the ministry of defence said three iranian vessels, believed to belong to the revolutionary guards, asked the tanker to stop in iranian waters close by, but withdrew after a warning from a royal navy frigate. it's a strategically very important stretch of water between the persian gulf and the gulf of oman, bordered by iran and the united arab emirates. iran has denie

for the 1st time in the united kingdom boys will receive a routine vaccination for the cancer causing human papilloma virus or h.p.v. vaccination could prevent more than 100000 cancer cases in the u.k. over the next 4 decades h.p.v. is a sexually transmitted infection it can lead to cervical and other related cancers it's already mandatory in several countries for boys to be vaccinated because it protects them from some cancers but also it stops them from passing the virus on to women schoolgirls in the u.k. have received the vaccination of for over a decade and in that time researchers a saw a 71 percent reduction in precancerous cervical disease or old wide around 300000 women died from cervical cancer last year the majority from income countries there can gather is a lecturer in the biomedical and life sciences department to lancaster university is for to us earlier and said that even though the vaccination isn't compulsory in the u.k. parents will likely sign their boys. that there are some countries where vaccination is mind a tree and we don't of course have mined a true vaccina

the use remains the leading cause of preventable death in the united states, killing more than 480,000 people each year, and many forms of cancer, heart disease, respiratory diseases, among other health disorders that are more deadly than aids, alcohol, ca car accidents, illegal drugs, murders, combined. the number of middle and high school students reported to be current users of tobacco products increased to 4.9 million students between 2017 and 2018. according to the c.d.c., e-cigarette usage among high school students increased 78% during the same period of time. one in four high school students have used a tobacco product. four out of five kids that have used tobacco products started out with a flavored product, which we have banned in san francisco. i talked to numerous parents, teachers, and principals, and the reality is that there is a rising number of youths who have been able to obtain vaping devices. these e-cigarettes are discrete and easily concealable because it looks like a usb drive. it contains the same amount of nicotine as 20 cigarettes and in some cases, the same amount of nicotine or more in one vaping pro

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helping out from country by the cancer. 100 modesty when the west has done nothing nothing to actually promote infrastructure uneconomical. it's a shameful at both united states and other european countries it's only been in the last kennesaw years that and china that you ship or president xi jinping and they are actually begun to build railroads how pollutes ports. where the previous 50 years nothing was done by western nations and that to me crews that are not that serious about mark receipt and that they use democracy they hammer to beat upon being up and sometimes regime change in african nations say from a down hawkins has your next r.t. world news in just over half an hour. you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. so the temporary orders that i'm under before i go to final trial actually do allo