welcome to the w. eric. now the state of emergency has been lifted, but the pen demik is not over. so what does the w h o's announcement actually mean? does the nouns from the actually doesn't change that much, although in many ways it puts a many countries at a, you know, loves them into an ease. but i would say the actual reality is instead of a code red, whereas co, dark orange, but does the show doesn't have like these colored rates in the actuality, no hospital part infections are at a record high. many countries like a record of higher than any other time during penn, debit constable, part of the sections and decimals. and they're down. but you know, it's not much any lower than it was in april in may of 2021. when again back that people thought cobra was both are good. and again, i will also remind you that wto also declines it to clarify the problem or, and see from there are many months from for over a month on when it's cold 1st person emerging. so just because there is no emergency declared right now, doesn't mean it is over and the white house actually just got a report

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were in vietnam and side guns. hotels were again packed the western media presence, w dot year, including bbc cameras on eric data. my 1st trip to vietnam was with a real wonderful veteran correspondence with d. b, c, antony laurence, and the counter men who subsequently taught me everything. i know modest man feel baghlan we were sent off seemed a long way away we had now. i know i'd never been to asia and there we were in a country with a war. 1968 was the bloodiest year, the war. and the extensive coverage of the infamous tet offensive rock to the us and started turning american public opinion against the war. again, the war came to the count of al, from the evening of january 31 through several months, the saigon itself was subject to frequent battles. the american embassy was, was attacked the palace. again, the caravel was a refuge for journalists, so figured were too dangerous to live in houses, and we'll check into the caravel. and again, from the ruth top, you could get a sense of the mayhem and difficulties being faced by the by the american vietnamese military and by the civilian population. came

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w 2. but we know the tories several times higher. at least 20000000. i'm joined now by eric fargo, the he's a health scientist and epidemiologist, he's co founder of the world health network. eric, it's good to see your, you know, we've talked many times in the course of this pandemic, but the news today is it good news? is that the right move by the w h of to well, i think the news today could have had of better highlighting that the risk. so not over, i think instead of like co read, you should be co, dark orange. but you know, it's a w t o doesn't have levels of pandemic or public health emergency like that. and many times when it didn't uh issue uh public customer and see when the decline to back in january 2020. eventually there was an emergency and when they thought there was and i think a doctor tedra says um comments that the resource so there is very real just today there was a report our washington, that many sciences of warrant the white house there's. there's a 40 percent chance we could have another on the tron, like apocalyptic waves that we had uh, 2 years ago

all right, eric fargo the he is an epidemiologist, he's co founder of the world health network. i asked him whether the w h as decision to lift the emergency is the right decision. but i think a nice today could have had a better highlighting that the wrists are not over. i think instead of like co read, you should be co, dark orange, but you know it's w drive, it doesn't have levels of pandemic, or probably called the emergency like that. and many times when it we just didn't uh issue uh, probably called the emergency when the decline to back in january 2020. eventually there was an emergency and when they thought there was and i think a doctor tedra says um comments that the resource. so there is very real just today there was a report our washington that many sciences of warrant whitehouse. there's, there's a 40 percent chance we could have another alma tron like apocalyptic waves that we had 2 years ago. this is not over and i think we're in the lot because you know the tests are much lower. yes. with lots of drugs. but many of drugs stopped working and not available, wrote why the adults think this

and saigon hotels were again packed the western media presence, w dot year, including bbc cameras on eric data. my 1st trip to vietnam was with a real wonderful veteran correspondence with d. b, c, antony laurence, and the counter man who subsequently taught me everything. i know mother's man bill bagley and we were sent off seemed a long way away we had now. i know i'd never been to asia and there we were in a country with a war. 1968 was the bloodiest year, the war. and the extensive coverage of the infamous tet offensive rock to the us and started turning american public opinion against the war. again, the war came to the count of al, from the evening of january 31 through several months, the saigon itself was subject to frequent battles. the american embassy was, was attacked the palace. again, the caravel was a refuge for journalists. so figured it was too dangerous to live in houses and we'll check into the caravel. and again, from the roof top, you could get a sense of the mayhem and difficulties being faced by the by the american vietnamese military and by the civilian population.

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w continue to bus migrants cities like denver. they previously bussed them to washington detroit, new york, chicago, and philadelphia. here in new york, new york city mayor eric adams says the city is bracing for 15 more buses carrying asylum seekers in the next few days. a new arrival center opens today with hundreds of rooms held for those migrants at the roosevelt hotel. it is the ninth humanitarian emergency response and relief center in the city. we're live in new york outside of that hotel and migrant arrival center. it's been tens of thousands of migrants have arrived here in new york. it has enraged some parents that some are housed in public school gymnasiums. are they moving away from that to the hotels or is this in addition to that? >> that's the indication, poppy. for perspective, that drop in migrant apprehensions we witnessed along the southern border a week ago, that is not translated to any sort of relief in terms of what the city has been doing to try to keep up with the number of asylum seekers arriving in new york city. in fact, that number has only surged. there are two city council source that's were invited to participate in a closed do

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