finally , preliminary studies were carried out related to west nile virus hemorrhagic fever, crimeanga introduced fileriosis dermatitis and blinding all these species were selected because of their potential involvement in the transmission cycle of west nile virus in pakistan or because they were found to be vectors in other geographic areas, it was found to be the only widespread, widespread mosquito in pakistan that actively feeds on humans and birds and has been proven. it is known that west nile virus is maintained in the wild bird mosquito cycle in egypt and south africa well scandal. uh, the awakening begins not to touch and sit out the english newspapers of the americans, we are trying. yes, and our editors are already responding, attracting our scientists as a result of the pakistanis. although they are in the pocket of the americans, but a scandal. this is not in the soviet union , but already in the western press, and they tell him, uh, they ran away from behind the wing. an investigation by soviet journalists ion andron and his colleague vladimir vesensky about how america

it is known that the west nile virus is maintained in the wild bird mosquito cycle in egypt and south . why, uh, our ranks commit attracts our scientists as a result. although they are in the pocket of the americans, but we are a scandal, this is not in the soviet union, but already in western press, and they tell him, uh, ran away from behind the wing. the investigation of soviet journalists ion andron by his colleague vladimir vesennsky about how the americans in the pakistani laboratory in lahore bred a breed of killer mosquitoes, infected them with the yellow fever virus, and then experienced the effects of bites, infected insects on the local population caused a real international scandal, the pakistani authorities were forced to close the laboratories expel its leader, professor david nellin, from the country. since then, 40 years have passed. still they are preparing for biological warfare. if you think that they are not preparing, then in this case we can get into a serious story with him, that when a biological it will be waged against us. you can already. we just don't know

suspected to have been running experiments on takes it still takes are infected with zeke of virus, west nile fever, dingey fever, and other equally dangerous pathogens, and then released into their natural habitat. neither ukraine nor the u. s. have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, the me since 2018 under road and number 9 to 8 issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground, including children. special safety measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms are very expensive on a lot cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are of low value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the ukraine or the population. it is also been historically i'd by people like adolf hitler and the german world war 2 strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource area that could be utilized. most of the 3 was, would assume usually whe

suspected to have been running experiments on takes it still takes are infected with zeke of virus, west nile fever, dingey fever, and other equally dangerous pathogens. and then released into their natural habitat . neither ukraine nor the u. s. have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, ah. since 2018 under road number 928, issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground, including children. special safety measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms are very expensive with it's a lot cheaper and easier to conduct, that kind of research in countries where lives are of low of value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the ukraine or the population. it is also been historically, i'd buy people like adolf hitler, and the german were wor, dial to strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource ah, area that could be utilized, must've just, it's fluid to

. >> and toads consume mosquitoes that spread the west nile virus . >>> will be available for sunday'schup. and vernon glenn has the red and gold report. >> reporter: back at practice , at least those healthy enough t practice . there is a lengthy injury report . >> at concussion and will not practice today. >> reporter: what are we talkin about? >> we are here talking about practice. >> samson a kaylee's with no practice . >> we are talking about practice. >> jimmie ward with hand is limited. >> reporter: with the red and gold report, i am vernon glen . >>> it is 5:44 >>> at nine restaurants in louisville, kentucky and the surrounding area . krispy kreme is on a mission to have 50,000 points of access to doughnuts globally. the mcdonald's is on step closer to the goal . that' a look at your headlines. yesterday was a hot one, how i it looking today ? >> everybody was pretty much 90 yesterday and even san francisco tied the record at 90 yesterday . today it will be 70 and a big turnaround . the onshore flow has returned with the implication this morning , we do have fog. with visibilit

steve harrigan fox news west nile has been detected in the south bay. the virus was found in mosquitoes and parts of palo alto in los altos, the santa clara county vector control district started spraying today . officials say that spray poses no risk to people, pets or the environment. residents are encouraged to get rid of any standing water on their property. in the market for a home. there are a few different avenues to navigate to figure out the most affordable option fixed mortgage or adjustable rate mortgage. even those have variables coming up tonight at 5 30, we will walk you through what each option looks like. there was a baby formula shortage earlier this year, and now parents have a new concern of 14 even more basics for babies due to inflation. our nonprofit is stepping up to help. but first planting a solution to what they say is a homeless problem in their neighborhood details on what's being labeled by some as hostile architecture. big temperature drop today as much as 19 degrees in parts of san francisco. it was cooler for sure the fog

crews are praying for mosquitoes in parts of los alto after several insects tested positive for west nileirus earlier this week. summer and early fall's are the pesky bugs favorite time of year. if you feel like they are more drawn t you than anyone else, a reporte explains that you might be right. >> i have bites here and here. keep scratching that arm. i hav a bunch of my side. >> reporter: children are the biggest feast because the invasive mosquito wants to stay close to the ground. >> they only get in our house because my mom leaves the door open for the dogs. >> reporter: a new study sugges it is your stent drawing in the past, not your forgetfulness. >> i have heard of blood type that sent makes sense also. >> reporter: this study out of rockefeller university new york shows mosquitoes are in fact attracted to a certain sent. it is based on the acids produced on our skin. those who have tha certain stench are 100 times more likely to be lunch. >> it is funny because half of my family gets eaten alive constantly and no matter what odor was added to try to distract them, the pests al

mosquitoes in parts of palo alto and los altos after several insects in the area tested positive for the west nile virus earlier this year. summer and early fall are their favorite time of year. if you feel like they are more drawn to you than anyone else, reporter joy benedict explains you may be right. >> one is right here. and here. and then i keep scratching that one. and, then i have a bunch on this side. >> reporter: children seem to be the biggest feast. likely because the invasive mosquito want to stay close to the ground. >> they always get in our house because my mom, someone leave it is door open. for the dogs. >> reporter: but now, a new study suggests it is your stench drawing in the pests, not your forgetfulness. >> a scent. i heard of blood type. but scent makes sense also. >> reporter: the study out of rockefeller university in new york shows mosquitoes are in fact attracted to a certain scent. it is based on acids naturally produced on our skin and those who have that certain stench are 100 times more likely to be lunch. >> it is funny because half of my family gets eaten alive co

factors on which we continue to investigate the military personnel have traces of hepatitis 20% have west niles, it is very difficult to treat them due to the fact that there are a large number of antibiotics in their blood, a large amount of antibiotics in the blood. from our point of view, it attracts attention from one side. so the division that stuffed with antibiotics, she was preparing to work in the conditions. uh , 4,000 volunteers from the ukrainian armed forces were selected for a blood test for the up 8 program, and immediately the americans warn of the dangerous consequences of such a procedure. here is a quote from the decision of the ethics committee of the public health center of ukraine. significant incidents with volunteers must be reported to the us bioethics committee within 72 hours after the incident, and serious ones, including death, within 24 hours. end quotes. what tests are dangerous for life and health? if the program provides only for blood sampling, it seems that in addition to its eye part, there is also a closed secret part. voluntarily, the surrendered ukrainian

the impacted areas tomorrow after confirming the presence of mosquitoes that tested positive for west nile with the santa clara county vector control district say the spray poses no risk to people, pets or the environment. residents are encouraged to get rid of any standing water on their property . caltrans crews were at work clearing brush along 5 80 in oakland today. this follows a series of recent fires that sent flames spreading into vegetation. several homes were damaged in a large fire in mid september that led to calls from the community for caltrans do a better job maintaining the vegetation. the caltrans crews will be back out tomorrow, working along the eastbound lanes between 35th and high streets 31 years ago. today a small brush fire was thought to have been put out, but it wasn't and it flared back up, leading to the deadly east bay hills firestorm. as ktvu tom baker tells us that fire led to major changes in oakland and berkeley , including a renewed focus on vegetation management and improved communications. 31 years ago, a five acre fire broke out in the hills above berke

signs of resistance to once the west than engineered power sharing agreement are beginning to emerge. on thursday, a 155 people died in flyable pleasures in the blue nile region illustrating of frustration for people on the ground against western attempts to create artificial, manipulated government structures which are pro western friendly in africa. and just to round of the wave of negative sentiments to what's the west africa, a major wisdom power says that africans must be prepared to die for the democracies . what exactly canada, deputy prime minister, christy freeland, was thinking when she said that is not immediately clear. but it did not go down well in africa. democracy can only be built by people themselves for themselves. and a democracy can only be defended by people themselves if they're actually prepared to die for their democracy. liberal day, a good day flip in a day is part of french, national heritage and immortal the country is proud to ascribe to. but here in africa, both the action and in action of france stand against those very same values. and for a growing number of former colonies and african states, oh, our policy seems a mo

niles. there's a crash to add insult to injury east bay commut normal and we do have some slowing in saint jose that's beginning to form, especially on 85 getting over to the westley. and now here's a man who never leaves home without it, mr steve paulson. i never leave home. that's for sure. we do have temperatures that were quite cool. yesterday i'll say how cool is that? well the warmest was san jose, at least on this panel. at 71 degrees conquered 70. livermore could not get above 69 degrees canfield and oakland or 68, vallejo, 67, santa rosa and san francisco both a cool 65. the low cloud deck made it all the way to the sierra foothills yesterday, which is extremely rare for the middle of october, the low that's on its way. another lows out here, i'll show you the lows back here. all right. right there. it's going here to replace the low that was already in southern california. so it's teasing us with a lot of high clouds. it's disrupted the fog. banks will get a mix of sun and clouds today, but it will be a little bit warmer, but the lows are noticeably cooler here. 60 seventies on the attempt only patchy fog cooler lows. partly cloudy. partly sunny. it a