>> so the world health organization just announced screen time recommendations for families across the is significant because the only other big organization to make screen time recommendations was the american academy of pediatrics. and the world health organization is a wing of the united nations and what they are claiming is that because of rising obesity rates in the world, they believe that that is related to sedentary lifestyles associated with kids being on digital devices more so they have recommended no screen time for babies under 2 and just 1 hour of screen time for children under 5 years old. >> along with encouraging more physical activity among children, another goal here with these guidelines, i understand, is to improve the quality of sleep for kids? >> that is right. sleep is definitely a really big issue because so many kids are using their devices in their rooms at night and the blue light and emitted from phones can interfere with sleep as well as notifications and kids being on their phones all night. kids can even become competitive about how late they stay up and

is the ebola 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

this is one reason why the world health organization made the surprise decision to not declare it a globalme raising numbers in some regions, the outbreak has not spread internationally, and that now over many months. the organisation says it has received only half the funding needed to tackle the outbreak, a shortfall of more than $100 million. and as the disease continues to be transmitted in healthcare settings as well as the wider community, many here can only watch and wait. thousands of passengers across the world are stranded after the indian carrier jet airways suspended all of its international flights until next monday. jet is india's largest private airline and currently has more than $1 billion worth of debt. monica miller has more from delhi. it is saddled in debt as you just said, over $1 billion. itjust can't seem to get a hold of things. last night into friday, they cancelled almost all international flights and gave their customers very little warning. if you go on social media you will find desperate customers looking for answers as to what to expect next, and many of the

it is the second biggest ebola outbreak in history, but the world health organization says the drc‘s emic is not yet a global emergency. hello, and welcome to bbc world news. one day after sit on's president was forced from power in a military coup, there is yet more uncertainty about the country's future leadership. —— sudan's. the general who led the takeover has stepped down following protests he was too close to amado basheer. the general announced his resignation on state television and has been replaced as head of the army council by another general. demonstrators have continued to demonstrate on the streets, they are still calling for elections and claiming the military is incapable of change. our senior africa correspondence anne soy reports. uncertain times in sudan, but protesters are undeterred. they say the revolution isn't over yet. the country's strongman may be gone, but in his place now are some of his closest allies. but the people are demanding an end to military rule. translation: we want a civilian transitional government as soon as possible. if it has to be the ar

. >>> plus, the surprising report from the world health organization. their first ever recommendation on kids and screen time. >>> serving up style from the bench. see the bold fashion move from a tv legend, judge judy. >>> and the close call with this great white shark making minced meat out of a bait bag. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi in for janai norman. >> and i'm kenneth moton. we begin with former vice president joe biden making it official today launching his third bid for the white house. >> biden is joining a large pool of candidates as the front-runner. there's word that he's been reaching out to donors as he scrambles to fill his empty campaign coffers. abc's elizabeth hur joins us from washington with those details. >> reporter: mona and kenneth, good morning. yes, we've known for awhile. it wasn't a matter of if but when, and joe biden may be ahead in many polls, but as you mentioned, he knows he has a lot of catching up to do. this morning, big announcement from joe biden. >> today i'm announcing my candidacy for

for the first time the world health organization has released guidelines for parents, but not because of risks associated with the screen itself. >> currently 40 million children around the world are overweight. and we are thinking about how to prevent this, promote good eating, healthy eating and physical activity. we are look at the very earliest years of life. >> reporter: that is the basis for the new guidelines which recommend no more than one hour a day in front of a screen for children under 5. for those less than a year old they should not be exposed to screens at all. >> which will be about the time it is recreational use, where parents and the children or older siblings are using these instruments many for child sitting. >> reporter: what if you want to say good night to your child when you are not home or teaching as a tool for abcs. >> we are clear there is merit of time spent with children, being active through play and sometimes that can involve electronic instruments. what we are cautioning is overuse of the electronic screen times with young children. >> reporter: not

i'm sure the world health organization has warnings for us. good morning.'m dave briggs. >> i'm michelle kosinski. it's 30 minutes past the hour. the list of democrats running in 2020 jumps to 20 today because joe biden will announce his presidential bid this morning. the former vice president rallied donors and supporters on a conference call yesterday. he offered a brief preview of his campaign's message saying the soul of the country is at stake. biden under scored the importance of a strong fundraising performance right out of the gate. >> the pennsylvania native will hold his first campaign event in pittsburgh on monday. then he'll hit the road to iowa, south carolina and new hampshire. biden's decades in the senate, high name recognition and years as vp put him at the top of recent polls. he faces a democratic party far different from the last time he ran for office. progressive issues are now front and center, not foreign policy. >> biden's team thought about releasing the announcement video yesterday, but they were warned it would be a bad idea to d

and the global incidence of measles increases three fold according to the world health organization with the spike in india being put down to misinformation on the vaccinations on social media. prominent european politicians not to follow the us as an example when it comes to the middle east. it's nine o'clock here in moscow and you're watching altie international live from our studio with me welcome to the program french made weapons have been used during the coalition's incursion into yemen that's according to the latest french intelligence leaks made public by investigative website disclosed which also says the weapons may have been used both against civilians and to commit war crimes. it demonstrates that hundreds of thousands of civilians live under the threat of these arms and provides information that allows us to demonstrate that some of these weapons may have been used to commit war crimes the french government is today where of the risk of this in light of the revelations amnesty international's cold all france to suspend all the sales side present of money ally khan's governme

a doctor as regards the current fighting is the 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 no

most people who have infertility have an organic, a physical cause for it the world health organization classifies infertility as a disease. but it is pretty likely that once one gets into infertility treatment, the stress of trying for so long and the stress of treatment may contribute to the cause. >> you mentioned the world health organization has classified this as a disease, yet insurance companies won't pay for it why do you think that is >> right it enrages me that there are so many things that aren't covered. i was thinking about this the other day. if an 80-year-old wants to play tennis, insurance will cover for a knee replacement, or if a 75-year-old man wants to have sex, insurance will pay for, you know, medication for that. yet, we don't have coverage if a 30-year-old couple or 30-year-old woman wants to have a baby, start a family that just feels so unfair to me. >> you work at a fertility clinic, too. >> right. >> it is expensive to do these things why is it so expensive >> it wasn't until i went into the lab and i realized how incredibly complicated the treatment is some

this is one reason why the world health organization made the surprise decision to not declare it a globalgreat concern —— there was great concern about raising numbers in some regions, the outbreak has not spread internationally, over many months. yet the organisations as it has received only half the funding needed to tackle the outbreak, a shortfall of more than $100 million. and as the disease continues to be transmitted in healthca re and as the disease continues to be transmitted in healthcare settings as well as the wider community, many here can only watch and wait. a dutch fertility doctor accused of using his own sperm to inseminate patients has been confirmed as the father of 49 children. dna tests revealed that jan karbaat, who died two years ago, impregnated their mothers at his fertility clinic near rotterdam. he was first taken to court in 2017 by a group of donor children and their parents who suspected they were related. president donald trump's ban on transgender people serving in the us military has come into effect. after three years of being able to openly serve their

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this is one reason why the world health organization made the surprise decision to not declare it a globalncy. although there was great concern about raising numbers in some regions, the outbreak has not spread internationally, over many months. yet the organisation says it has received only half the funding needed to tackle the outbreak, a shortfall of more than $100 million. and as the disease continues to be transmitted in healthcare settings as well as the wider community, many here can only watch and wait. prosecutors in sweden are considering whether to reopen an investigation into a rape allegation againstjulian assange. the wikilea ks founder was arrested on thursday, when ecuador revoked his asylum at its embassy in london, after nearly seven years. the us wants him extradited to face charges of conspiracy to hack a government computer. but, here in the uk the opposition labour party says he shouldn't be sent to america for having exposed evidence of us atrocities in iraq and afghanistan. here's tom symonds. swedish prosecutors have been pursuing julian assange for years about rap

battling the new when recognized libyan government south of tripoli in the town of kashmir the world health organization says at least two hundred twenty people have now been killed since after us forces launched their offensive more than two weeks ago a spike in violence follows the white house's revelation that president trump spoke to have taught on the phone earlier this week that the ahead has the latest from the libyan capital. fierce fighting happened today according as the spokesman of have those forces described. have those forces lost the ground today as the government forces proceeded and took control of the strategic locations including divinities of the disused international airport on the southern part of the capital meanwhile civil military units on the government of national called the you and the recognized government have joined each other forming a kind of defense could have gone as military commanders describe it they have managed to push have to this forces back beyond civil war locations in the southern outskirts of tripoli and also now they say that military commanders with the go

and the global incidence of measles increases three fold according to the world health organization and with the spike in india being put down to misinformation on vaccinations on social media. with. watching r.t. international live with me welcome to the program french made weapons may have been used during the saudi led coalition's incursion into yemen that's according to alleged french intelligence and leaks made public by investigative website disclose which also says the weapons may have been used both against civilians and to commit war crimes it demonstrates that hundreds of thousands of civilians live under the threat of these arms and provides information that's allows us to demonstrate that some of these weapons might have been used to commit war crimes the french government is today where of the risk of this. in light of the revelations amnesty international's called on france to suspend arms sales to saudi arabia president emanuel micron's government has a staunch defended the sales and downplayed their role in the conflict and picks up the story. france has long been critic

the world health organization says fighting in libya has killed at least two hundred fifty people in the last three weeks troops loyal to the warlord aletha have to try to take the capital from the un recognized government well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one on one east stage with cancer watching by fidel. on counting the cost it's been called trojan horse while russian banks moved to hungary is kicking up a storm populist governments threatening the independence of central banks and isn't the end of the runway with jet airways counting the cost on al-jazeera. in australia more women are in prison than ever before most of them have been physically or sexually abused with many turning to drugs before falling into a life of crime so one i want to east investigates why so many women are going to prison in australia and maids two women who know exactly what it's like inside. ok i've been to prison four times i was in prison for drug dealing. the hardest thing about staying out of prison is dealing with the isolation. judgement. the stigma. it. say

the world health organization reported this month a three hundred percent increase in the number of measles cases worldwide compared with the first three months of last year the c.d.c. says this increase is part of a global trend as other countries struggle with declining vaccination rates excess abating the situation within the united states mike hanna. washington. thousands of brazilians have attended the funeral of a prominent balls and serve businessman and the government critic. nitch and his bodyguard were shot dead on monday the forty eight year old was a vocal opponent of bosnian serb nationalist leader nino red dog and had accused him of stoking tensions to divert attention from his corrupt practices and the critics of though they have voiced concerns that they too could be targeted. the french president has given a marathon news conference to unveil proposals that he hope. will end the months of anti government demonstrations and minoan mccrone says he wants to significantly cut income tax and the jobs for life for civil servants as part of reforms to transform france responding t

the world health organization says fighting in libya has killed at least two hundred fifty people in the last three weeks troops loyal towards khalifa haftar are trying to take the capital from the un to recognize government. mali's army says eleven soldiers have been killed in an attack on a checkpoint it happened in the town of guinea north of the capital bamako the military has dispatched air and ground reinforcements. those are the headlines a world is next. place . the blame. somewhat of a bit. on this not talk of the inside of this in. an almost social most. bowman's event of it but i and i and there was. such a special. and i'm not a muslim but now one of seven out of the bubble sort of. sham i don't know how to look on my own i'm a guy like commando the most played. going on this was was an almost a minute i'm can shout for you with that element. of the not so fun. bottle for him as with the. plate. elite. if anybody. least . no no. no. that. engineers are not. that turns out. that any of it. good i'm. gonna go do you want. me to. do much. better. you. are not here to. show o

the 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

sixty cases registered since the beginning of this year this follows a warning from the world health organizationthat measles cases worldwide have tripled so far this year that's compared with the first three months of last year. maybe even worse as only one in ten cases is being reported africa is particularly affected with a spike of seven hundred percent more than twelve hundred people have died in madagascar since september most of them children measles is highly contagious but the says it's entirely preventable with vaccinations in poor countries where fewer people have access to vaccines communities are vulnerable to the virus countries with high vaccination rates the spike in cases is being put down to bogus anti vaccination messages on social media katrina kritzinger from the world health organization says such a large outbreak of measles is very unusual. i think that there's many outbreaks going on now it's law unprecedented to see so many outbreaks in so many different countries there are quite different in scope but the all stems fundamentally from the same problem which is unvaccinate

cholera vaccine will arrive in the city devastated by a cyclon in mozambique last month the world health organization is starting a major vaccination program in the port city of beer on wednesday contaminated water supplies a worsening the spread of korah with an estimated two hundred people infected every day about totals risen to more than a thousand of the past few days for minimal has more now from johannesburg in neighboring south africa aid organizations are trying to work as quickly as possible to administer the color of vaccinations across the area which is an area which was devastated by cycle only two weeks ago and now they will have about nine hundred thousand doses of the vaccine delivered to mozambique today but ahead of that awareness is very important trying to get people into treatment centers and trying to access areas that were devastated by the cycle and that at some point remain in excess of all the united nations will be holding an emergency meeting to coordinate its response and has also said that it's set up about eleven treatment centers across the cycle and rivage to areas no

battle for libya's capital tripoli dots according to the latest numbers released by the world health organization more than eight hundred thousand people have been displaced in fighting between forces loyal to warlords and u.n. back government fighters. two dozen former high ranking european politicians are urging european nations to reject any middle east peace plan unveiled by the white house that's unfair to palestinians. an investigation by french media organizations has revealed the use of french weapons by the saudi emirates the coalition in yemen leaked documents from france's military intelligence show that french battle tanks helicopters fighter jets and says artillery pieces have been deployed on the battlefield and in civilian areas the investigation found that since twenty ten france sold one hundred thirty two says our guns to riyadh's between march twenty sixth the unite. december last year thirty five civilians including children were killed in areas that were within the range of those weapons while the french government has responded saying that as far as they know the weapons pos

world malaria day it's a disease that was once on the decline but now on the rise again the world health organization estimates malaria killed four hundred thirty five thousand people in twenty seventeen alone most of those who die african children under the age of five efforts to fight the disease have stagnated and recent he isn't pots of africa infection rates have actually risen but there's hope this week as three african countries rolled out a program of bax a nation it's hoped the programs in malawi kenya and gonna will dramatically cut the disease this report from one of those countries gone fishing which. on the outskirts of ghana treats me and many of them i hear because of my leave. the hospital records over one hundred suspected malaria cases we've confirmed. among children under five years the disease doesn't span from adults. still remains the number one cause of hospital attendance. i saw a very high percentage of the patients who report to this hospital for treatment come because of malaria and they also diagnosed us. for us we have both complicated and on complicated malaria and of ma

defending tripoli from an offensive launched by how those troops to seize the capital the world health organization says two hundred and fifty four people have been killed and thousands injured in the last three weeks. now in morocco thousands of demonstrators have marched on parliament calling for the release of what they call political president as they say those detained antipoverty campaign is fighting for change in a neglected region of the government considers the forty two activists a security threat and reports. bringing parts of the capital to a standstill thousands of moroccans call for one of their own to be released from jail. holding placards of nasser's of sofie the thirty nine year old leader of the movement the protesters chant we are all. earlier this month he and three other men saw their twenty year prison sentences confirmed by an appeals court in casablanca says. these people have protested in the reef region to ask for economic and social demands and they've been imprisoned as if they were the worst terrorists and this we cannot accept and we are demanding their release. they

killed in libya during the recent offensive to take control of tripoli according to the world health organization meanwhile rival forces on the ground have launched more airstrikes and judges in algeria have announced they will boycott the supervision of presidential election so expect it in july they say the vote could be rigs demonstrate is it keeping up the pressure on the interim administration following the resignation of the president in the united states president donald trump says he's open to a third summit with north korean leader kim jong un he was responding to kim's offer of more talks by the years and if washington comes to the table with the right attitude the two left february summit in vietnam without an agreement on the nuclear disarmament of the korean peninsula and the u.s. secretary of state says he is hopeful that dialogue can resume and respect we made real progress until i am confident that the leadership in america will continue to make progress to solve this challenge the nuclear threat that is posed to the world there remain in place today the world's strongest sanction

you would recognize libyan government south of tripoli in the town of being a sheer the world health organization says that at least two hundred twenty people have now been killed since after us forces launched their offensive more than two weeks ago the spike in violence follows the white house's revelation the president spoke the have on the phone earlier this week well a spokesman for have to us forces known as the libyan national army says they are increasing the pressure on the un backed government. forces providing fire support ground operations the enemy is trying to fling call falseness from the back but they have failed in the face of the strength of our thought is and the experience of. you just become a war of attrition so. controlled by the ill and. the go ahead has the latest now from the libyan capital. fierce fighting happened today according as the spokesman of have those forces described. have those forces lost the ground today as the government forces proceeded and took control of the strategic locations including the vinous cities of the disused international airport on the sou

the world health organization says fighting in libya has killed at least two hundred fifty people in the past three weeks troops loyal to the warlord . trying to take the capital from the un recognized government. all right so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listing statement on selection by fidel. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the. al-jazeera. church. airs. on. the. free speech ought to be a matter of concern for only here on the specialty channels outside of the states. hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week the case against julian assange which is journalism at risk or is it just person we'll examine the legalities the politics the way the story has been reported and we'll go down under to see how it's been satirized and i mean julian assange and donald trump and obstruction of justice the mother report the full version finally comes out in washington and poland the catholic priest who is many media empire packs a politic

break in congo is searching out of control the world health organization has taught me suspended its vaccination campaign as filed into attacks on treatments same to force and to wind down day services what does this mean for the nation off the deadly virus. and sudan's defiant demonstrations people from across the country are pouring into the capital hot soon to keep.

christine wonderwall come to news africa i'm glad your chin and alarm call over libya by the world health organization who say more than two hundred people have been killed and hundreds more wounded this week as fighting rages over the capital tripoli the call comes as the united nations fails to agree on taking action to stop powerful militia highly if i have to in his attempts to overthrow the u.n. backed government in the capital now with fighting also intensifying one of the regions in libya at least twenty five thousand people have been displaced in recent days i'll be discussing the dynamics of this latest farah but first this report on the situation on the ground. in mind that are located ten kilometers away from the center of the libyan capital tripoli a new wave of displaced people lined up to see food and water. supplies managed to escape from the clashes we try to stay in the homes but we couldn't any more because the shelling intensified. since the fighting began seven thousand people have had to flee i never alone and this is what they are fleeing from rockets fired on the neighborhood of

at its worst, it can be 70 times dirtier than the world health organization considers safe. in delhi, a booming city of 19 million, a thousand extra cars hit the road every day, contributing to murk that's dangerous in many ways. but the real cost of this pollution is human health. >> so brain attack, brain development poor, heart attack, hypertension, birth defects. >> reporter: politicians had no choice. they had to at least try to go green. if you need a taxi in new delhi, you get into one of these. but with 100,000 rickshaws spewing pollution into the air, the government has to do something. so it started out by banning the gasoline-powered ones. now the natural gas ones are being phased out because the future is electric. and it's being built here at the rickshaw factory on delhi's outskirts. not very high-tech, maybe, but these vehicles are zero emission. shashir headed the shift to electric vehicles a few years ago. so the writing is on the wall. india is going electric? >> yes. it's inevitable. >> reporter: already the e-rickshaws are a hit. they're cheaper to run. t

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thousands of civilians including refugees are at risk and the death toll is already mounting the world health organization says fighting near tripoli has killed more than one hundred twenty people and wounded nearly six hundred sent strongman khalifa haftar aloft launched an offensive earlier this month to take the libyan capital. is from libya's u.n. backed government back to looses the generals. the government has offered an end to the fighting in exchange for hospitals with rule. from the government of national accord would welcome a ceasefire but that does not mean it welcomes the continuation of this current situation the invading forces must return to where they came from once and for all . the humanitarian cost is rising on the day of a planned peace conference the un instead warned that thousands of civilians could be caught in the crossfire including refugees who have escaped conflict elsewhere only to find themselves again in danger some civilians have taken shelter in a school. my children and i had to leave our hirees because i was afraid we'd get bombed. the. government fighters are trying to

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the world health organization says fighting near tripoli has killed one hundred twenty one people and wounded nearly six hundred now that since strongman khalifa haftar launched an offensive earlier this month to take the libyan capital today was supposed to be the date for a united nations backed conference aimed at bringing peace to libya instead the u.n. is warning that the lives of thousands of civilians are at risk among the many refugees who previously escaped conflict in their own countries. these families fled as have tours troops advanced on tripoli from the south they've sought shelter in a school building with the capital in their sights have tars fighters are paying little heed to the safety of the civilians in their way. my children and i had to leave our hirees because i was afraid we'd get bombed yeah the. government fighters are trying to hold their positions but they are faced with tough tars heavily armed forces which can draw on tanks artillery and air support if they breach tripoli's defenses the fighting will soon spill over into the city the families huddled in t