we wish you well thank you so much for joining us and tales from the world health center in paris thank you very much. of course the cathedral is not known i'd love to around the world today w. has been asking people in the moscow. london for their reactions to last night's five. plus it's just awful when i sort it was hard to believe we're all going to come down with an international achievement it's ancient architecture for us russians this is a tragedy it's a tragedy for everyone that's on video so everyone in russia seems to be very upset for example i don't find out about the fire from the news but from my friends everyone was sharing the information and saying that it's such a shame. because it's a great loss. not that i'm does not only belong to the christian world. christianity is a religious belief you know and we need to respect religious beliefs and all religions are holy to historical structures think about the memories there are no no no. one off. well one would hope that of similar work is done here in germany that care will be taken with historic monuments. that something

of victims inscribed on them since that list is changing as people fall ill according to world trade center healthied from 9/11 illnesses and more than 90,000 are sick. >> my husband and i are both sick from 9/11 toxins. and we know how this is going to ends for us. as hard as this is to accept, i realize we are taking part in a memorial that one day my daughter and her children -- [inaudible conversations] >> this installment cost there are 5 million to build. former how's of the "daily show" jon stewart led a make fund raising effort. >> police and firefighters and p.a. workers and trade union work whroars got sick down here, and had to prove that their illnesseses were born of the toxic mixture they inhale haded down here. a bipartisan effort that doesn't have now enough to pay out currt and projected claims and those who filed before february first are facing payment cut so that fund could last through 2020 expiration date. claimses from after february first are facing a 70% cut. an claims are still coming in although 403 firefighters and police died on 9/11, 393 more have died since just ten

outbreak in congo is searching out of control the world health organization has taught me suspended its vaccination campaign as violent attacks on treatment centers force n.g.o.s to wind down these services what does this mean for the name off the deadly virus. and sudan's defiant demonstrations people from across the country are pouring into the capital hot soon to keep the pressure on the military council to put a civilian government in place from one of the pros just. i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa today in an ebola outbreak in eastern congo is said to be surging on trolling as attacks on treatment center is stored if it's to treat those and fix it and to end the spread of the virus attacks in north kivu province have forced the world health organization to suspend its vaccination program and one of the hotspots off the outbreak since being declared last august the outbreak has more than one thousand three hundred confirmed and probable cases including eight hundred and fifty five deaths and a new number of causes or other cases has risen longevity in recent weeks workers prepare the body of a child for burial i know the victim of

outbreak in congo is surging out of control the world health organization has taught me suspended its vaccination campaign as filed into attacks on treatment centers force n.g.o.s to wind down their services what does this mean for the nation of the deadly virus. and sudan's defiant demonstrations people from across the country are pouring into the capital hard to keep the pressure on the military council.

centers. this is world health organization spokesman christian lindmeier. >> it is a mix of reasons why we think these cases hahave increased. access is one of them. isc course, the trust important, community outreach is so important to make sure that everybody knows how to seek out. amy: in algeria, president abdelaziz bouteflika resigned with immediate effect tuesday, one day after he announced he would resign by the e end of his current term at the end of april and shortly after military leaders called for an immediate declaration that he was no longer fit to serve. he has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in 2013. algerians have been organizing mass protests for weeks demanding he step down, as well as an overhaul to the current political system. in venezuela, the government of president nicolas maduro has stripped opposition leader and self-proclaimed president juan guaido of parliamentary immunity as venezuela's leadership crisis deepens. the measure would allow for authorities to arrest and try guaido. he has vowed to keep fighting maduro's leadership, calling the move c

. >> the fighting in libya's capital has reached a detention center holding migrants and refugees the world healthsays the fighting has killed more than 270 people, wounding near 1300 more >>> and an italian artist has marked the 500th anniversary of the death of leonardo da vinci by using a tractor to create an image of him in a field. it took him eight hours that measured ten square miles across an open field. that's pretty cool quite an artist himself. that's your cnbc news update for this hour. back over to "squawk alley." >> that is awesome >> very cool. >> courtney regan, thank you. >>> as we head to break, semis hitting new highs today. meanwhile, samsung announcing a major investment into chip processors much more on what this all means for the sector and in his first broadcast interview since named ceo lululemon's calvin mcdonald will join us tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern more "squawk alley" after this more "squawk alley" after this break.r investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. we segett

latest in a series of attacks on ebola treatment centers in the region one of the rebels was killed and four others arrested on friday the world health organization doctor was shot dead in an assault in nearby tembo the attacks have further complicated efforts to contain the ebola outbreak they've been more than one thousand three hundred confirmed and probable cases in the latest outbreak including eight hundred fifty five people who have died. also the us government has brought back one hundred ten of its citizens from syria with the help of the u.s. the group included thirty two women and seventy four children who were taken to a detention center near the capital pristina for suspect that eisel fighters were also brought back the costs of all and the rest of the government says about four hundred citizens left to join i saw in syria and iraq. there's been more rain in iran where more than ten million people have been affected by flooding people are slowly cleaning up but thousands of homes and roads are beyond repair and as the reports now from our in lauriston province many fear that the station will continue . everyone we meet i

latest in a series of attacks on ebola treatment centers in the region one of the rebels was killed and four others arrested on friday the world health organization.

world health organization. strikes launched by forces loyal to have talked targeted the times of i know us southeast of tripoli as. pool and refugee center were hit but no casualties were officially reported the un backed government in tripoli is accusing have taught of war crimes i'm not quoting what that you don't like that because every war crimes have been committed such as targeting civilians and medical teams they've targeted schools and airports and an illegal immigrant center all of this is documented including using minors to fight we will be taking legal procedures nationally and internationally they're still trying to bomb on the civilian targets and our forces are still resisting the fourth and forces of the u.n. backed government have targeted positions south of tripoli in the town of brianne is believed to be a base for have tossed military operations fighting has been going on for more than a week now despite calls by the united nations and the european union to stop the bloodshed and in the past hour egypt's president abdel fatah has met libyan warlords truly for half a in cairo. is our correspondent in chipley mahmoud a

world health organization. the. meanwhile new airstrikes launched by forces loyal to the warlord highly for have tathagata the town of southeast of tripoli a school and refugee center were hit but no casualties were officially reported the un backed government in tripoli is accusing have top of walk lives i'm not quoting what that you don't like that if you sever war crimes have been committed such as targeting civilians and medical teams they've targeted schools in airports and an illegal immigrant center all of this is documented including using minors to fight we will be taking legal procedures nationally and internationally they're still trying to bomb other civilian targets and our forces are still resisting the let's bring in. our correspondent in tripoli mahmoud what's the latest on the situation in tripoli. well of the situation remains a very tense especially in several neighborhoods on this southern outskirts of tripoli but the government forces have recently managed to capture locations that were taken control of by have to his forces all over the last week recently the western military zone that works under the government of national accord have managed

world health organization. the. as strikes launched by forces loyal to have to targeted the town of. that southeast of the capital a school and a refugee center were among those targets hit no casuals though casualties been officially reported but the un backed government in tripoli is accusing have to of war crimes and not to work them out at the atomic latika several war crimes have been committed such as targeting civilians and medical teams they've targeted schools in airports and an illegal immigrant center all of this is documented including using minors to fight we will be taking legal procedures nationally and internationally they're still trying to bomb other civilian targets and our forces are still resisting the forces of the forces of the u.n. backed government they've been targeting positions to the south of the capital particularly ingreat and where it's thought there's a base for have to us military operations fighting has been going on for more than a week now despite calls by the un and the european union to halt the bloodshed that egypt's president abdul fattah el-sisi has been meeting after in cairo mahmoud up to what head

there are health centers and clinics and organizations that had to close their doors around the worldhat provide food and nutrition assistance to families, that provide care to individuals with hiv infections. what this trump-pence the administration is doing his worsening health. i find it extremely hypocritical they get to call themselves pro-life when what they are doing is worsening health outcomes and leading to more people dying in the u.s. and around the world. amy: i want to go beyond trump's gaggle, just the latest in this series of attacks on reproductive rights in the u.s. as 28 states, more than half the states consider legislation to ban or restrict abortion in various ways. among the slew of strategies are trigger events to make abortion completely illegal in the state should roe v. wade be overturned and six week abortion bans. ohioer this month, governor signed into law a six week abortion ban, was some call the fetal heart the bill which bans abortions once the fetal heartbeat can be detected, something that typically happens to six weeks into pregnancy before many wo

facilities in this city center like the libya central bank and also the ministers headquarters but also we have concerns from international institutions about civilians lives the world health organization is very concerned about civilian safety on live especially those who have left their homes in the fighting area as. the head of the organization is concerned about. infectious diseases might spread among those who left their homes because of the. dirty water and other causes in this situation as you know adrian the fighting sporadic fighting still continues in the outskirts in the southern out. the libyan capital forces loyal to the warlord highly for have to are trying to proceed to and to gain more territory to does tripoli city center while the forces loyal to the d.n.a. of the government of national called art of pushing are trying to push have to the forces back to their old locations now strategic locations have been the focus on both are a valve sides especially the military camps on the way towards their tripoli international airport that's the disused airport which both drivers have exchanged control of over the last week now when we've spoken to civilians in tri

world health organization of involved in in assisting local hospitals and medical staff. yes indeed we have two pronged approach. to this conflict one is who support the local hospitals or health centers in the goodness unity of the conflict zones and then they're out occasionally where people cannot access the hospital because of the conflict around here we have twenty three emergency mode by events to get it with the. intent will your department of the ministry or tell their team to extract but leave the wounded part affected people and bring them good they need to see first prospected. so it's been good to talk to you many thanks steve we wish you all the best of his say and head of mission just for the world health organization in libya. it is good to have you with us adrian for going to hear the headlines on al-jazeera saddam's military is defending his crew which removed president omar al bashir from office it says that it has no ambitions to hold on to power bus the protest organizers are calling for further demonstrations more now from a serious hit morgan who's now too. when that statement was being made not a lot of people even wanted to listen to the military council and wh

world health organization. the. airstrikes launched by forces who are loyal to have to targeted the town of daraa that southeast of the capital a school and refugee center where hit no casualties have so far been reported though the un backed government in tripoli is accusing have to of war crimes. and not a word of mouth that you have tom mcclintock your several war crimes have been committed such as targeting civilians and medical teams they've targeted schools in airports and in illegal immigrant centers all of this is documented including using minors to fight we will be taking legal procedures nationally and internationally they are still trying to bomb other civilian targets and our forces are still resisting the . well forces of the un backed government have targeted positions to the south of the capital but to kill in the town of three it's believed to be a base for half the us military operations fighting has been going on for more than a week despite calls by the un and the e.u. to stop the bloodshed. now meanwhile thousands of refugees and migrants have been caught up in the violence in libya which is a focal point for people who are trying t

health foundation is about a whole lot more than bought the house two centers in eastern germany that provide educational workshops on totalistic treatments using traditional methods from around the world including yoga and fasting. for tina back here is a yoga teacher and an instructor for therapeutic fasting. our testing model at victim it gives you benefits on our leather. it used to be common sense that fasting helps clean your body to get rid of the waste products to get rid of all the toxins but nowadays we know this is not true because your body does this by itself and this process is called a tougher g. so you don't need to fast but this is not true because insulin stops this process and instantly is produced when you eat so fasting makes sense. no solid food a steady diet of water. and clear soup for some this kind of therapeutic fasting is unthinkable for others it's heaven on earth. that after three days you get a high and i feel reborn wart it's super if you have a lot of energy and feel good there is little doubt that fasting can be good for you although the long standing theory that it detoxifies your body has now been debunked. mortar and the feast days we understand a l

gun lobby putting lives at risk around the world kimberly health and al-jazeera the white house still ahead on the news it an update from the detention center in mexico where hundreds of my been staged a mass scape of night. warnings of widespread flooding after a powerful cycling hits man's mozambique among often he dies devastation. the rain is now pretty well scott is throughout southern china the satellite picture of eels so the day he picked up a certain number of shows this is a quote a good crescent was the tops being blurred direction because that's where the showers go. build in the west and tend to move east and we feed in the moisture from the south china sea so you start to see them develop in a fairly typical area the moment then drifts really east was off was east and south this is the picture we're trying to get to sunday running right up to the yanks united towards sichuan doos twenty three could be a went to in hong kong though probably dry will still feel humid it twenty eight degrees quite woman humid all this time in vietnam if you've been watching this enough moshe to give you some daily shout that that is the story of

world market and because of the profits going nature of this exercise easy to go on. the whole of the turned out to celebrate the inauguration of the new recycling center. the site also includes a health center which ghana's environment minister came to inaugurate. and perhaps even more importantly the german development agency also met the workers number one request that very own football pitch right at the landfill site now both onlookers and players can enjoy some well downtime and fresh air. if you're born into poverty you've a high chance of staying cool forever it's a vicious circle commonly children in poorer families have only media access to education and limited schooling leads to limited work opportunities much of which are badly paid prosperity remains a pipe dream. but education can offer a way out around seven hundred eighteen million people worldwide needs in extreme poverty. but with the secondary level education more than half of them could lift themselves out of poverty. that's the premise behind the hospitality school on the indonesian island of somebody it offers a very special education program. soon these hotel trainees will be working at the reception desk in th

world health organization. this strike by have to jet in the town of einstein ahead a school in a refugee center no casualties were officially reported there but you when bad government is accusing have to out of work crimes. as fighting goes on refugees on migrants in libya say they're terrified of what might happen to them most people trying to reach europe from other parts of africa do so through libya and now many are going back to some of the countries along the transit routes. the disease has more from neighboring tunisia where. officers and locals here are telling us dozens of people are crossing the border from we don't mean to agonise every week that is the position right now you know that is in addition to the thousands of migrants who are still trapped here are people who fled recently from libya into are going to trying to find refuge from the ongoing crisis in that country and there are more people by the way who are coming into i get is try to wait out of this equation in libya waiting for the right moment to cross the border into libya as a transit point and then into europe now the horses here and

where health fishes have closed seven schools and they're also issuing fines to adults who refuse to vaccinate themselves. >> measles is one of the most contagious diseases in the world. the centershat everyone be protected. at least 66 people have been hospitalized. with more than 700 cases of measles this year, the disease that public health officials once said had been eliminated from the u.s., now shows no sign of slowing down. >> we certainly expect to see additional measles cases before these outbreaks are over. >> reporter: dr. nancy messonnier is with the cdc. a majority of people who contracted measles are unvaccinate zbld unvaccinated americans traveling internationally can be exposed to measles. >> reporter: the cdc says 44 people caught measles this year while traveling in another country. some of whom triggered outbreaks here in the u.s. in new york city, more than 400 cases have been confirmed since october. mostly in orthodox jewish communities. city officials say unvaccinated members of those communities contracted measles while traveling to israel. >> one must ask the obvious question, how on earth did this happen. >> reporter: local and state officials in new yo

world health organization. airstrikes launched what have taught us forces targeted the town of south east of the capital a school in ref. center were hit but no casualties were officially reported the un back averment in tripoli is accusing have to out of war crimes. and of course i'm not that you don't like that if you several war crimes have been committed such as targeting civilians and medical teams they've targeted schools in airports and an illegal immigrant center all of this is documented including using miners to fight we will be taking legal procedures nationally and internationally they're still trying to bomb the civilian targets and our forces are still resisting the forces of the u.n. back government have targeted positions south of the capital and the town of anyon it's believed to be a base for half that of the military operations fighting has been going on for more than a week the spike calls by the u.n. and the european union to stop the bloodshed meanwhile egypt's president has sisi has met highly for half that in cairo how does this update from tripoli. paramedics and red crescent teams continue trying to r

world health organization. airstrikes launched by forces loyal to have to targeted the town of daraa that's southeast of the capital a school and a refugee center were hit no cultural center so casualties are safe are being reported the u.n. backed government in tripoli is accusing have to her of war crimes and not to work them out at the atomic latika several war crimes are being committed such as targeting civilians and medical teams they've targeted schools in airports and an illegal immigrant center all of this is documented including using minors to fight we will be taking legal procedures nationally and internationally they're still trying to bomb other civilian targets and our forces are still resisting the. forces of the u.s. backed government have targeted positions to the south of the capital but to kill in the town of greer it's thought to be a base for have to as military operations fight has been going on for more than a week now despite calls by the u.n. and the european union for it to stop meanwhile egypt's president has met the libyan war nortel if i have to in cairo abdul fattah el-sisi spokesman says the pair discussed develo

world teachinguddhism and highlighting tibet struggle for greater freedom but year he reduced his travel time to take care of his health. >>> thousands of people packed the streets and the staples center to say final farewell to slain rapper nipsey hussle. yesterday friends and family and fans paidribute to the 33-year-old shot and killed last month in front of his store in los angeles. he is now buried at forest lawn memorial park in hollywood hills. >>> hate speech is a hot button hesue and tech companies are trying to do t part in minimizing it online. stillt ahead, hear whanges could be coming down your social media feeds. t >>h companies were in the hot seat on capitol hill this week facing tough questions from lawmakers about moderating content, rather. nbc's lizla mclachlan es what this could mean for the future of the ternet. >> w strive to balance safety and freedom of expression every day. >> reporter: facebook and twitter executives testified at a senate oearing wednesday about concerns of censorship on social media. >> the anecdotes we're aware of are consistently on one side of e aisle. >> reporter: top gop officials accusing tech companies of targeting right-leaning post

world. health officials said today that 555 cases of measles have been confirmed so far this year. that is up from 465 as of a week ago. higher rates of mehave been reported in all regions. the centersvention released the new information today in an appeal for better vaccination coverage. they are recommending all children get two doses of measles vaccine which the agency says is 97% effective. >>> trees and power lines down, homes destroyed and multiple deaths following major storms across the south over the weekend. fox news, charles watson has more from jackson, mississippi. 4 much of the eastern u.s. assessing damage and picking up the pieces after more than a dozen tornadoes touched down, leaving at least a back people dead. the huge storm pushed across the south over the weekend before heading north to hit the eastern great lakes and mid- atlantic bringing high winds, heavy rain and causing plenty of damage. >> been cleaning up for the last couple, two or three hours. >> the fence blown down. i had 3 pine trees they blew over. >> reporter: another big concern, power outages. more than 200,000 customers woke up in the dark monday mostly from north carolina in the mid-atlantic.

world health organization has called measles one of the top global threats of 2019. >>> there is a special election happening today in alameda county. we will explore the vote to see if a center of homeless services can be built near a marine life center. >>> commuters may have noticed it already this morning, an extra police and employee presence on trains and stations, the move to beef up security after a recent passenger survey. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is going to be busy on some commutes but others are doing very well. this is a nice look at interstate 680 just after the pleasanton area, driving down to san jose. it looks good. >>> the weather looks good. rain to the south is winding down. the breeze has picked up. there is a good gust coming out of the northwest. we will take a look at the speeds coming up. c . itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. pg&e wants you to plan ahead by mapping out escape routes and preparing a go kit, in case you need to get out quickly. for more information on how to be prepared and keep your famil

community health centers leveraging 340b program where we get highly competitive prices are really the way to go. but there a lot of things happening the prep world. there should be generic prep by 2021, there is a preventative service task force recommendation, which there are several steps to go through before this happens but conceivably within the next couple years. the recommendation would be prep is provided without out-of-pocket expenses. there are a lot of things channeling down. in our models, we need prep at 60%. we envision community health centers as a primary. community health centers take care of 27 million people in united states. they are growing with her ability to do comprehensive care. they did to million hiv test last year, their mental health services, mat services for opioid, particularly since rest the jurisdiction level, he is targeted about hundred and 50 community health centers at the ryan white programs that will be in the centers that we focus our effort first. i think you have the opportunity to go into some of those during the panel. >> one other thing on prep, there's a lot of challenges to increasing prep access.

and community health centers leveraging the 340b program where we get highly competitive prices are really the way to go. but, of course, there are a lot of things happening in the prep world, right? there should be generic prep by 2021, generic truvada. there's a preventive services task force recommendation with a great aid liquidation which there are several steps to go through before this happens but conceivably within the next couple of years that recommendation would be prep is provided without out-of-pocket expenses. this does a lot of things channeling down but yes, we absolutely and our models need prep at about 60% between vision community health centers as a primary delivery for that and, of course, if you don't know about human health centers, they take a 27 million people in the united states. they are going with the ability to do comprehensive care. they do about, think it'd to my hiv test last year. the mental health services, ma key services for opioids and take lessons were at the jurisdiction level, dr. sue guice and his team 150 community health centers in ryan white programs of the sort of the centers within the centers that we focus our efforts first a