which has, for example, the european european e-e agency, the european headquarters of the world health organization, health care in copenhagen is also under the power of russia, but the bagels have to certify this to the world, to the structures of the united nations, that we are asking for help. we do not have access to mariupol, but the duty of the red cross is the world health organization health, to force russia to provide anti-epidemic facilities on the territory of these natural outbreaks, i repeat, ukraine should turn to international courts and add putin to the list of war crimes crimes that affect the environment and people's health . they provoked these epidemic explosions . people are dying, but the cholera epidemic, if it really appears and begins to spread, it can also cover the surrounding regions, what is the overall mortality according to your assumptions, and what are the real countermeasures, because cholera vibrio gets into the water, we understand that there is no water in many populated areas, but if it gets into the water, we don't want to go into detail well, but it is relate

mariupol or not, you were not, this is confirmed not only by local residents, but also by the world health organizations. the german media lie to their viewers, and to the whole world about the shelling of peaceful donetsk , which have sunk to the lowest level. germany's first channel claims that the russian army shelled the city. here is an excerpt from their story. felis mark tenge twitter to write off on the unprofessionalism of a particular journalist, but most of the media in the civilized western world have long been engaged in frank lies. here, for example, the french tv channel tif 1 broadcasts the same harm, but the photo from the shelling site clearly shows the shells that we fired around the city, this is nothing more than 155 mm ammunition from the french self-propelled artillery mount caesar that was delivered to ukraine well, it kept silent about this typhus, accusing the russian army. however, these western publications are not the only example of broadcasting fake information, as the british newspaper siegarden reported on the supply of weapons by iran to russia fake by the way denied, a

. >> ryan, sarah, it is among first academic medicalso thee ces t world health organization has scheduled an emergency meeting tomorrow on the outbreak. >> the virus that causes monkeypox isn't new but the fact that most are occurring outside where the virus historically lives, well, that is. >> i called the hotel. look, i've been diagnosed with monkeypox, can you help? they told me, do not come in. we are not prepared to deal with patients. >> now the clinical virology lab at stanford medicine is ready to quickly identify patients. the goal, prevent further exposures and identify it. >> we don't think there's going to be large numbers of cases of monkeypox, but in case there is, we need to be prepared. >> reporter: more than 2500 cases have been diagnosed in 42 countries including the united states. in the u.s. 140 cases are confirmed. roughly one in four are in california including some in alameda and san francisco >> it' importa tont justik fect >> reporter: dr. benjamin penske runs the lab. he said all the testing including the confirmatory ones previously done only at the cdc can now

and while neither the cdc or the world health organization has determined monkeypox can spread through seaman. the aids healthcare foundation says condom. so the way to go when it comes to public health and spread of diseases better safe than sorry. i think this recommendation for condoms. >> is of an abundance of caution given that there are unknowns. but personally speaking as an infectious disease doctor, it probably isn't the most efficient way to transmit ucsf. infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says simply wearing a condom on its own isn't going to protect you from monkeypox. >> he says it's spread most efficiently other ways. and that's what people need to know so they can protect themselves. >> skin to skin contact with an open sore, then possibly a respiratory secretions for more than 3 hours so deep because saying prolonged face-to-face, contact, et cetera. >> chin-hong says well, cases will likely increase, most will recover without even needing treatment. he says the focus now should be on taking responsible steps to protect yourself. >> don't be intimate

the world health organization is called an emergenc wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. tonight, the world health organization met today to try to decide whether to declare monkeypox a global health emergency. if the agency considers the disease an extraordinary event, it will require a global response and the w h o's decision is expected to be made tomorrow. the who has drawn criticism from some african scientists who say monkeypox has been a crisis in the region for years and they claim the agency is only viewing the disease is a crisis now because it has spread beyond africa. the cdc confirms more than 3300 cases in 42 countries with 80% of

. >>> back now with the growing monkeypox outbreak the world health organization saying today there are more than 3,000 cases and 1 death in 48 countries. new york city today began offering the monkeypox vaccine. as stephanie gosk reports, the clinic was quickly overwhelmed. >> reporter: today in new york city, monkeypox vaccines were given out for the first time, only available for those at high risk, gay or bisexual men who have had multiple partners in the last two weeks. one clinic in manhattan giving out shots was overwhelmed by demand, closing its doors to walk-ins by midday >> i have monkeypox. i was notified by a sexual partner i had encountered. >> reporter: actor kim hickernel is suffering from sores and flu-like symptoms. >> what started as three sores became more, and even to this day, i feel like i am finding ones on my body today i found one on my hand. >> reporter: according to the cdc, there are 173 cases in the u.s. across 25 states most cases are mild. >> at this point the general population should not be worried that monkeypox is going to cause another pandemic we're

but as well, you might have noticed that just a few days ago the world health organization. honor the family of henry at a lacks. now you may have seen. the tv movie starring oprah about the life of henrietta lacks this black woman who passes from the scene approximately 70 years ago. unbeknownst to her a physicians and medics at johns hopkins university hospital in baltimore. take some of her cells that they are still using. to develop various therapies for all manner of diseases and what's interesting, is that the world health organization brought attention to this. as well they brought attention to the ongoing lawsuit. that the family of henrietta lacks is bringing against gems hopkins and other miscreants. and i dare say that this international pressure. that was exhibited a few days ago in switzerland at the headquarters of the world health organization. hit it by the physician and microbiologists we become familiar with during the course of the pandemic speaking of dr. tatros with roots and cigarette province and ethiopia because of the spotlight that he was able to sh

the white house or should say the world health organization says that covid deaths are on the rise. we're going break down what that means immediately after the break. so stay tuned. 4.26. is the time. a new report from the world health organization says the number of covid deaths actually went up 4% globally last week. >> this comes after 5 weeks of declining numbers. the health agency says there are 8700 covid deaths last week with the americas. seeing a 21% jump and the western pacific seeing a 17% increase. health officials say that coronavirus cases overall, though, continue to fall with about 3.2 million new cases reported last week. it's 4.27 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a center created for some of the most vulnerable people in our community. now closing for good. >> ahead, we're going to talk about why. and when the tender one center shutting down. >> for 30 is the time. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to get to our warriors coverage in a minute. everybody waking up a little bleary-eyed, little tired, but celebrating a big warriors victory la

that's according to the world health organization. its emergency committee says that many of the outbreaks were unusual in that it should be closely monitored. however, the global the outbreak is not a global health emergency. and that is, again, according to the world health organization, more than 50 countries are dealing with monkeypox outbreaks. still ahead here at 8 o'clock, millions of dollars, just god. the latest on the cryptocurrency firm that appears to have been hit by hackers. >> hackers have stolen 100 million dollars from california based crypto currency firm harmony. the thieves hit the program that allows the transfer or cryptocurrency harmony tweeted that there working around the clock in their investigation alongside the fbi and multiple cyber security firms. harmony joins a long list of cryptocurrency firms that have been plundered by hackers for millions of dollars at a time. explorers have discovered a shipwreck dating back to world war. 2, the u.s. navy destroyer uss samuel b roberts was discovered in the philippi

there is another version of cholera spreading in the city, even the world health organization has warnedt the vaccine has already been brought to the region. gennady of istanbul will tell more about what is happening in mariupol today in mariupol, almost 30° of heat in peacetime on the city's central beach for such the weather was always crowded to relax by the water, almost all of mariupol and the suburbs came here before let's have ice cream here, here they made amazing belgian waffles, it was very tasty now there are only a lot of people on the shore, only lonely fishermen and desperate places who remained in the destroyed mariupol, the heat has set in and the city still does not have a centralized water supply. if they gave water somewhere, it reaches a maximum of the second floor, and it generally flows . people don't go to rest, but to take a basic wash. look at the sides of the roads and in the courtyards of mountains of garbage, the city is full of filth, nobody works to clean it, most of the communal services here are completely unsanitary, although the occupation authorities as

but the top doctor with the world health organization remains from. she does not believe this will turn into a pandemic. still ahead this afternoon, a bear sighting up in the north bay putting hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> people living in a fairfield neighborhood got quite the shock. this week a bear was roaming the streets near their homes. rowena shaddox spoke with some of the residents. we got a little too close for comfort. take a look. so close. it is a funny. >> this is the black bear that fairfield residents have been buzzing about since yesterday. photographer howard coyle captured the bear in the backyard of one home. a long grey fox avenue about 5

this is a very controversial statement . things by their names because we have the world health organizationich decides what is the norm, what is a deviation, what is a disease, and what is a variant of the norm, and the world health organization, which understands this topic with much more competence than arestovych. i live, i didn't think about it myself. the health care organization considers homosexuality to be a variant of the norm, it is not a deviation , it is the norm, it is found in a certain part of the human population, there are also certain species of animals in which homosexual behavior is found, and if there is so much of something on our planet earth and we just observe it all the time, this is a variant of the norm, but what is not a variant of the norm is the ignorance of mr. you studied the question, there is a certain difference, you actually mentioned homosexual behavior among the animal world, it exists from insects to highly developed, well, for example, there are great apes, but this is exactly what is being said about homosexual behavior, because i remember reading a

the world health organization is suggesting those who have fully recovered. >> from a confirmed case of monkeypox wear a condom for 12 weeks until more is known about the transmission via seaman. jim. hong says that sounds like a sensible idea in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, in the south bay, the city of gilroy has developed a new way to report illegal firework activity in the area. the city's created a hotline that can be reached at any time via email or by a non emergency number. the city making that announcement facebook. they say when you do report the fireworks violation, you should include the address. that specific location, if you can. they asked for the details like offenders names and the type of fireworks, the date and time of when it happened and to attach a video or photo if possible. they also give you the option of remaining anonymous. if you'd like to. if you plan to be in this year this summer, the u.s. forest service is warning of toxic algae in lake tahoe. the areas to look out for include parts of cuba beach until a creek. that's both the south

the world health organization currently estimates that one in 3 of the animals across the whole of the u. s. have been infected with coven. 19. that's in the wake of an outbreak that started mid 2021. 1 paper, not yet peer reviewed reports, a case with a virus is thought to have jumped back from deer into humans. and other danger is that there could also potentially spread the infection to domesticated livestock, which would further increase the risk of exposure and spread in humans. the bargaining and research is that trying to predict and possibly prevent events like that before they can occur. it's a difficult task. while i hope that our modeling can help us to bring us a step ahead of the, of the virus in the future, because at the moment me, ah, we wait until a new variant arise. and then we respond to that. getting one step ahead would allow vaccine developers time to test and tweak faxing alternatives. it could also provide early warnings to public health officials to prepare infrastructure. a central aspect of managing any pandemic that the virus will change is a given. but bei

that's even though the world health organization has said the anti parasitic is unproven. as a treatment, officials in mexico city have come under fire after spending millions of euros supplying i've elected to residents with cove at 19 for 2 years without your salary. so took, i remarked in thinking it would protect her from getting corona virus. the 53 year old had read about the d warming agents. suppose it benefits on social media. but she knew the drug didn't work after she and her husband contracted covered 19 earlier this year. so when a doctor at a public hospital gave them a medical kid that contained diver met him, claudio was skeptical. she says they weren't properly informed and fused that their health was experimented on no one, not only for a month. there was no information from the public health authorities when and neither on their home page, nor from the doctor's he can he feel like the saying take it and see what happens with among other fellow nautical. okay. the motherly america by the she was one of 200000 patients to receive a medical kit distributed

the world health organization is suggesting those who have fully recovered. >> from a confirmed caseeypox wear a condom for 12 weeks until more is known about the transmission via seaman. jim. hong says that sounds like a sensible idea in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> passenger backups at major airports all around the country as thousands of flights were either delayed or canceled over the weekend. the nightmare came on the busiest travel day of the year. so far nationwide, there were about 19,000 flight delays and cancellations, weather event and staffing issues are being blamed amid a surge in flight demand. those issues are raising questions about what's going to happen during the summer travel season. the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, is working with airline ceos to try to find performance improvements ahead of the next travel surge, which is expected to happen over the 4th of july weekend called the summer travel season. feels like summer about to be summer. this is a live look at sfo, which is going to do a lot of the heavy lifting during the busy summe

just >> ken and pam, the world health organization defines long covid as symptoms lasting at least 2 months after infection. it can include brain fog exhaustion in really bad headaches. but how long is long and what can be done to help people recover? doctor bob wachter, professor and chair of medicine at ucsf joined us on kron. 4 news at 3 to talk about this today. he told us that his wife, katie, is not doing great weeks after getting covid and she was fully vaccinated and boosted and took paxlovid so he has now started to wear a mask again in order to avoid getting sick with covid. >> i think people need to understand that even if you are fully vaccinated and boosted and your risk of getting the severe acute infection has gone down tremendously. this is still possible outcome for covid. and that's still a good reason to try try recently hard not to get it. it's it's not any fun. >> doctor wachter wants people to know with each new variant. it depends how many people will get infected with long covid there right now. looks like one in 5 people with covid experience these persistent

the world health organization has announced that the smallpox virus in the world is completely destroyedtopped everywhere. so that now this virus is returning to humanity through a monkey, how dangerous is the emergence of a severe pandemic, smallpox now and how should we be people so that everyone who is afraid of monkeypox understands that you need to have open wounds from a monkey, or almost erase in your the surface is all drink. duke, do you want to smack me? i only kiss my husband and i on the lips, understand? don't hera says how he gently hugged me, the hand of a beautiful woman moscow circus, and now we will return to the studio of the health program to answer the main question. is it worth it to be afraid of the monkey lord a. if they are afraid, then to whom, well, next to me , deputy director of the institute and epidemiology of rospotrebnadzor natalya yuryevna and pshenichnaya professor doctor of medical sciences interior, and this is how we made a super enlarged copy of the smallpox virus, and in a medical environment. we have no disagreement about monkeypox. please tell me

drjarno habicht is the world health organization's representative in ukraine.on alert for cholera in mariupol, but hasn't detected it yet. what we know in mariupol that the situation is difficult for many, also due to the drinking water, the sewage system, as well the availability of the health services. so, that's why we also advocate for humanitarian corridors and to ensure that the medicines and other materials can reach to civilians. in the current situation, the who has assessed the risk for cholera already very high at the end of april. as of today, we don't have any signals for cholera, but we need to do everything to be prepared. we have prepared also public health service and helped to manage a surveillance, so we are doing all to be prepared. but as of today, we don't have yet any signal. one of the matters that makes us worried is access to medicines, especially in those parts where the fighting goes on. we see that every second person is saying they have difficulties with access to medicines. need for heart diseases, hypertension, as well the painki

the world health organization refused to say to reduce the cost , improve, then we'll see . well, why is it that our topic is not a priority for us? we have never had outbreaks of tenge , and it was not expected. well, this is as usual, until the roasted rooster pecks. me too experimented. very close, sort of got close, but the material was almost over, well, the funding was closed. i'm telling you, look, it's good that we have a broken head at least for the present for the holiday. tell me i'll be down now. i told you not to bother, but it's your own fault. the head is spinning a little. come with me. should i wait here? yes, there is nothing to wait. he will stay until the morning we will observe, we will see there. listen doctor, can i call? my phone is dead. no you can not. i really need. this is very urgent. second floor, kids like. and katya good night. i apologize for being so late. this is marina istratova, you can evgeny leonidovich katenka, i understand, but the fact is that we have an emergency here, it's very urgent, right? zhenya, it's me, hello. do not shout at

already 780 cases of monkeypox on the planet are reported by the world health organization. the first infection is also recorded in our neighboring countries, in particular, two patients were found in latvia, while the cause for panic is not seen by the mortality of this subspecies. oh my god, the disease is spreading mainly among members of sexual minorities. in addition, older people are reliably protected by vaccinations, which were done until the beginning of the eighties, while international organizations do not talk about universal vaccination. although, for example, canada is already going to be vaccinated and is stocking up on the necessary drugs during the summer period, it is time to pay special attention. on child safety, experts note a seasonal increase in injuries. the threat is the careless behavior with fire on open waters of the game near the roadway. this is also for this year's small open air vents at home patients. three children have already become neurologists and neurosurgeons who fell out of the window and in two cases fought for the lives of the kids

the most dangerous viruses, but at the same time, experts, uh, of all countries and the world health organizationhat this virus does not have pandemic potential. but at the same time , there is a spread and a typical spread among a certain group. the population with certain social behavior is, of course, completely understandable here, but the ways of spreading are in order, there are the numbers that exist today and that will be. we do not see high risks for the russian federation, but for our citizens. and we certainly know that we already have a t-system and today we have another special the system for acute monkeys goes out of registration. and we have, uh, vaccines, which are also at the stage of registration today. it was developed and showed itself well, that is, it is impossible to say that citizens are not protected, and we, but unconditionally strengthened control. i have it at all checkpoints at the entrance, because, of course, if we are talking about this infection, then only as an a for the possibility that we can get, and today , uh, everyone has the opportunity to be tested if he

the world health organization plans to rename to replace the name of the virus is necessary, to avoidogies consider who the new designation will choose. after consulting with experts, this species is working with partner experts from around the world to change the virus and monkeys and its branches and the disease it causes. we will announce new names soon to organize an emergency committee to assess the danger. the european union is trying to play it safe 110,000 vaccines against the virus, which they want to rename , a contract has already been ordered with a danish biotech company . stella kirikides is the first supply and member state. the eu is expected at the end of june, at present, about 900 cases of simian nde have been recorded in the eu around the world, about 1400 cases and five of them in mexico, which has covid before the end is not clear. there, doctors have already noticed that cases of smallpox infection and may be related to one of the patients. mexico city infected another man. so far, there have been five cases of phospho in mexico, four monkeys in mexico city, and

the world health organization says there have been more than 29,000 cases in the world. >> the risk of monkeypox established in non-endemic countries are risk. we are concerned about the risk of this country for vulnerable groups, including children and pregnant women. >> no death has been reported so far. he says that countries will cases should make efforts to curb the spread such as tracking the travel of people with monkeypox. >> monkeypox has only been seen in africa, but since the development to europe and the u.s., interpersonal contact is the main way that virus spreads but can be transmitted airborne droplets, too. they urge medical people to be careful. >>> two children east people have opinion arrested for leaking a test online. the suspect took a picture of the math test on exam, sending it to a third party. it was meant for international students. police say that the 22-year-old suspect passed the exam and enrolled in the university. the men were arrested on suspicion of fraudulent on trucks of business. the officials have not disclosed whether they admitted to the crime.

the world health organization is meeting to declare to decide whether to declare monkey pox, global health, emergency of until may the disease, excuse me, had not caused sizable outbreaks beyond africa. some experts are unhappy that the w h o is only taking action now. that monkey books are spreading in rich countries and announcement is expected. on friday. austria has scrapped its compulsory covey. 19 vaccination for adults. health minister said the measure which was suspended in march was unlikely to raise the austrian vaccination rate one of the lowest in western europe. the rule was the only such sweeping mandate in the european union. a large wall ross has been causing a stair and norwegian coastal town hundreds of kilometers from her home in the arctic circle. the walrus was known as freya, mistaken as fancy to sunbathing on boats, but there's a rather awkward problem. most of the vessels are, let's say, on the smaller side, all frere at 700 kilograms, is a whole lot of mammal. me, freya, walrus with the thing. christ sunbathing on the small boat. what are we supposed to do if you k

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agencies, such as the world health organization and the world food program are preparing to send relief goods to the affected area. but a senior u. official said efforts areeing hamred by theoads. >> the roads are poor in the best of times. so putting a plan in place is gog to be immediately to the area, to the region.s i think thas going to be probably one of the big challenges. >> u.n. officials also say heavy rainfall has made rescue operations by helicopters difficult. it's also create add risk for landslides. the area has a history of seismic activity. a major earthquake in 2015 killed around 300 people in eastern afghanistan and neighboring pakistan. >>> an international media watchdog has accused russian forces of murders a ukrainian journalist. reporters without borders says it has evidence that freelance photographer matt levin was executed in a forest near kyiv back in march. two others, including a bodyguard, were also killed. the organization says it submitted its findings to ukrainian authorities as well as the international criminal court, which are looking into alleged wa

the world health organization has said that europe remains the epicenter of the monkey pox outbreak . the w h o will hold a meeting next week to decide if to classify the infection as a public health emergency. more than 1500 cases have been confirmed in 25 countries across europe. a 10 year old boy has been rescued from a well in central india. 5 days after he fell down the 18 meter hole in his village . it took response units over 100 hours to complete the rescue. and the boy was being fed oxygen through a tube during the operation. he is, however, expected to make a full recovery. ah m as the latest on dw news, this our up next doc film takes a look at the long standing an unofficial war between israel. iran and the u. s. a . marina evans team from me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks so much . ah ah, 175 years ago. the young start up entrepreneur at a specific goal. 1 build the article instruments in the world ah, size i wish has become a reality 175 years of size starts june 19th on w.

that's according to the world health organization. its emergency committee says that many of the aspects were of the outbreak run usual. and that it should be closely monitored, but they're not saying that this outbreak is really much of an emergency at this point. more than 50 countries are dealing with monkeypox outbreaks. still ahead here at 10 o'clock seafood fans might want to raise a glass. there's a new whiskey with you in mind. >> the story behind the new crab flavored whiskey after the break. a cross station that's been bottling up new england's coastal ecosystem is getting turned into a beverage. >> as a solution, tamworth distilling of new hampshire made the crab trap or which is a green crab flavored whiskey. the drink is a partial cure to helping out with this problem that they're dealing with these and base of pesky green crabs are making a wreck of their coastal areas up there. the crusty critter can eat as many as 50 clams and oysters a day. so the crab whiskey is a modified sour mash combined with green crabs stock in

as officials warn of the risk of cholera, we'll talk to the world health organization's representativen paris, an official report details a chain of failures by the authorities handling the champions league final last month.

beijing disputing the idea covid spread after a lab leak in the world health organization has callediracy theory." covid-19 has killed more than 18 million people across the globe. and cdc director dr. rochelle walensky signing off on covid vaccines for babies as young as six months old. the vaccine will allow to begin this week but it is unclear how strong the demand will be. and this twitter post, take a listen. >> we have taken another important step together in our fight against covid-19 by making state and effective vaccines available for the little ones. >> griff: statistics show 442 children ages four and under have died in the u.s. from covid-19 since the start of the pandemic. fox news medical contributor dr. marty makary will join us to discuss the vaccination drive later in this program. ashley. >> ashley: thanks, griff mayor eric adams giving unvaccinated workers another shot of getting their jobs back if they are willing to get the job. adams is a thing till june 30th with the first dose of the vaccine, but some workers have no interest in getting the vaccine and said th

the world health organization has said that your for may's, the, at the center of the monkey pox outbreak, to w h o will hold a meeting next week to decide if to classify the infection as a public health emergency. over 1500 cases have been confirmed in 25 countries across europe. the european union is suing the u. k. over most to rewrite a host greg's trade rules with northern ireland. the bill seeks to override sections of the trade treaty signed by both the u. k. and the e u less than 2 years ago, the officials say the unilateral decision violates international space. this is the saudi embassy in washington, d. c. now looks out over a new street name. the jamaica shook. she laid a neighborhood who voted to reading the streets in honor of the slain journalist shook. she was killed at the saudi embassy in turkey in 2019. while getting a marriage permit, the newly named street crosses directly in front of the city embassy. according to state media, officials in saudi have reportedly begun removing rainbow colored toys from shops in the capital. we ought media say it's part of a crack down

so the world health organization says it has registered more than $1000.00 cases of monkey pox and $29.00 countries where the disease is not endemic. no deaths have been reported. the w h o believes the risk of the virus becoming established in europe is real, but preventable. u. k. human rights groups have launched a last minute court been to block the british government's plans to send international asylum seekers to rwanda. the deportations were meant to occur migrant boat crossings from france. the 1st plane load is said to leave the u. k as early as next week is facing international criticism and protest after spokespersons of the ruling party made derogatory comments about the profit and hon . it. gulf states and the wider muslim world have condemned india and thumb have demanded official apologies. india has distance and south found that his folks, persons calling them fringe elements of been disciplined. but that hadn't come the anger o muslim activists taking to the streets of india. and in neighboring pakistan, protesting what they see as the latest insults from india's ruling p

this is a food formula program and we are in vladimir region, the world health organization recommends servings of dairy products daily. and i think it should be curdled milk. and that's why you will learn from our program. in the vladimir region , 33 thousand tons of dairy products are produced per month. this is one of the leaders among the regions of the central district today in the program we reduce the risk of developing diabetes with the help of yogurt, which is important to know about it. how to choose curdled milk that will protect you from anemia, especially if we are talking about the age of 45 plus how much you need to consume curdled milk to help your intestines, it is very important that we get enough bacteria, we will check everything and advise better, i begin to deduce the food formula. we came to the factory that makes mechnikov yogurt every day. she produces up to 150 liters of this drink. now we will see the whole production process with our own eyes and find out. what is so special about it hello vladimir timofeev apparatchik milk pasteurization operator.

earlier today, the world health organization held an emergency meeting to determine if the outbreak shoulde considered a global crisis. a number of cases has topped 3,000 worldwide. 140 cases have been reported across the united states. >>> coming up, a new top dog at a famous canine competition. th (music throughout) >>> temperatures dropping down to the 50s to around 60 by tomorrow morning. cooler for inland spots. chances to open up the windows to get fresh air into the house. close those windows before you leave in the morning with high temperatures reaching the low 90s in the santa clara. 80s towards the north bay. 60s and 70s around the bay. if you want cooler temperatures inland, wait a little while. there's hope. a chance of below average temperatures for the first week of july according to the climate prediction center 8 to 14 day outlook. it's going to be hot inland as we head through the weekend into early next week, around 90 in san jose with near normal temperatures in san francisco and oakland. east bay, hovering around 90. the north bay will warm up to 90 by monday and tuesd

globe and only unfortunately one, but the fatal case is the question then from what is the world the health organizationtop of their lungs practically. here she comes goes all over the world. you know, the world health organization, as well as the national institute of health, are engaged in their routine prevention of imported infections. and why did you say that chickenpox is a completely different thing; in general, it is not necessary to include in the conversation here those who have been ill on the island, they can also be protected from the master. smallpox is caused by a virus from the herpes family of viruses, like chicken pox, only for the simple reason that those elements of the rash that they have are very visually reminiscent of what we seen with natural black so, that is, you will not get any protection. they hurt for nothing. unfortunately not, but here we are today thank god we have a vaccine and it is not necessary to get sick anymore. zelenka i remember this, thank you reassured me from my grandmother. we spoke in sergei voznesensky, associate professor of the reinfection diseases cafe

the world health organization says the aid has registered more than 1000 cases of monkey pox in 2009 countries where the disease is not endemic. no death have been reported. the w h o believes the risk of the virus becoming established in europe is real, but preventable. u. k. human rights groups have launched a last minute court been to block the british government's plans to send international asylum seekers to rwanda. the deportations were meant to curve migrant boats from crossing from france. the 1st claim is sent to leave the u. k. as early as next week. o here and berlin police continued to investigate. wednesday's deadly car crash on a busy shopping street. authorities now believe the driver who plowed into a group of people suffered from mental health problems. several participants of a school trip were severely injured and a 51 year old teacher killed a school trip that ended in tragedy. most of the victims. what henry does visiting berlin from the state of has a and central germany. those in shock and seeking comfort went to this memorial in honor of the victims at a nearb

the world health organization is meeting to decide whether to declare monkey forks, global health emergency. up until may, the disease had not caused sizable outbreaks outside africa. so my experts are unhappy that the w h o is only taking action now that monkey box is spreading in rich countries and announcement is expected. on friday. international aid is trickling into eastern afghanistan a day after a powerful earthquake, but killed at least 1000 people and injured many more spokesmen for the ruling taliban says, rescue efforts. a nearly complete quake comes as the countries already facing drought and food shortages. since the taliban took power last august, it's become harder for 8 or 8 agencies to operate in the country. scenes of destruction like these all across spectacle province. in eastern afghanistan, people were still sifting through what's left of their destroy homes. the hope of still finding some one alive slowly waning. most people have lost someone in the deadly quake. some families have been decimated. dogwood is a mother i lost 12 members of my family in my house with th

the world health organization says there has been more than 1300 that's reported in the last few weeks. last week there were 3.2 million cases reported worldwide according to the w.h.o. >>> some say he was the most impactful person to ever come out of the city of san jose. it is no doubt that the secretary led a life full of legacy. it was a tribute befitting an american hero. >> i am grateful i got to know norman. >> he was wrist into an internment camp at the age of 10. >> imagine a young boy, an american citizen, suddenly made a prisoner in his own country. for no reason other than being japanese-american. >> former president bill clinton noticed how he was not defined by the final moment. he became a congressman and served for secretary for two presidents, including number 42. >> he try to be a builder and not a breaker. some will use their power to empower others but not to get more power for themselves. >> a man who met discrimination in the eye and refuse to blink. >> as far as i'm concerned, norm did not die. he continues to live in those that continue to fight for a better ame

the world health organization is changing the name of monkey pox because the name shouldn't referenceuld be stigmatizing. true. what is stigmatizing? the monkey part or the pox part? it's why i stopped eating bananas at lollapalooza. but it's the name they've got a problem with. virologists say in the context of the currents global outbreak, continued reference to a nomenclature of this virus being african is not only inaccurate but is also discriminatory and stigmatizing. how can it be discriminatory? what about these guys? yeah. kat has no idea what we're talking about. >> the millenials are really struggling. >> yeah. look at kat. >> greg: the organization's director, general pedro. [struggling to say the last name] we'll call him "ted" saying that they'll make the announcement asap. stands for as soon as possible, kat. this is the same woke organization that had a problem with wuhan virus. we saw how that turned out at the bat fillet stand at the wet market and never recovered. it's true. sounds delicious. really, if they're worried about animal names, what about their hippo crati