world health organization to the cdc. >> john: makes you wonder and also in reviewing this rationale for vaccine, world health organization took into account acquired immunity from previous infection and that's not recognized in the united states, now the who is saying the reason why teens and younger children may not need it, because of community immunity because of previous infection. >> sandra: interesting stuff. >> john: changes day-by-day, it seems. a live look at the tennessee state capitol, protestors clearing out after chanting ban assault weapons, following this week's tragic shooting at a catholic school in nashville, the covenant school, three children and three adults were killed. the shooter brought two assault weapons as well as a handgun. the scene right now is calm, calmer than from moments ago, protestors flooding into the building chanting that assault weapons should be banned, at times swarming security officers as well, but it appears they have stood down and many of them have departed the building. sandra. >> sandra: apparently they were organizing on social media

and furthermore, pointing out the world health organization has not been provided with any proof of the recent us claim. so usa says it has this new information that somehow means china is responsible for the ban damage. the world health organization has not been provided with any of this evidence through which they could conduct a transparent investigation. here's what's been said. we have sent inquiries here in geneva to the u. s. mission to the u. n. for information on the latest reports provided by the department of energy, as well as others, we have also forwarded these requests to the u. s. department of health and human services. at the moment, we do not have access to these reports or to the data that we're used in the preparation of these reports. now this information that us officials claim to have and have been using to stir up, asking china hostility, which has not been seen by other countries. and it's worth noting that the f b, i said it had only moderate confidence in the conclusion. and on top of that, the department of energy said it had low confidence that there was at

ah, so it's now been 3 years since the world health organization declared a pandemic following the outbreak of coven 19. the 1st signs of the virus were seen in the chinese city of wu, han life. there is returning to normal now, but governments and health experts around the world still divided about the origins of the virus. katrina, you reports from beijing. the city of hon today is bustling, but the strict grew at a virus lockdown. employee as 3 years ago is clearly remembered by it's 11000000 residents, including shopping will manager, mark leo. your shipping will go up. so there was a lot of information that wasn't clear to me once we were very close to outside. and how have you been coping with algebra? interviewed him at the time as he did his best to keep his young son busy. wand was the 1st city in the world to be locked down because of the spread of corbett 19. on march 11, 2020. the world health organization declared the outbreak of pen demik and various governments demanded answers regarding its origin. in 2021, trying to finally allowed a team to w hydro experts to visit with ha

we look at how life has changed, and we're hon. 3 years after the world health organization declared the start of the corona virus pandemic, a u. s. bank that funded take stops is shut down by regulators raising fairs more financial institutions could be about to fail. and columbia's government begins negotiations for a truce with e l in rebels. the conflict that has dragged on for decades ah, up to 7 years of heightened tension and confrontation, iran and saudi arabia have a great to re establish diplomatic relations and reopen embassies. it's a deal. china helped broke up and it's involvement as being seen as a major diplomatic when china's senior diplomat wang g said it would continue to play a constructive role and handling hotspot issues in the world's us. national security council spokesman john kirby supported the move, but said the u. s. will keep watching china as it continues to gain influence and footholds. katara the united arab emirates and lebanon were among countries in the middle east that welcomed the agreement. his ballade described it as a good development. alexand

it's been 3 years since the world health organization declared. the corona, virus outbreak, pandemic, nearly 7000000 people across the globe lost their lives to code is 19. since the 1st case was reported and brew hon china, california banking regulators have shut down silicon valley bank, which is primarily to take stops. it's the 2nd largest bank failure in jewish history and is now raising fuse about the health of other financial institutions around and saudi arabia have agreed to re establish a diplomatic relations and reopen the embassies. it follows 7 years of tension after we had broke off times with 2 rom, china helped broker the deal, which was breached in beijing this week. the italian coast guard has launched multiple rescue opperation to save around $1300.00 migrants packed on several boats of the country, southern coastline. more than 3000 migrants have reached italy by boats since wednesday. there's more than doubled the number for the entire month of march. last year and rescue teams have saved nearly 50 migrants found stranded in a

his fear ah, the world health organization says rapid response teams are being deployed to tens and need to investigate an outbreak of the marber virus. the health care teams will conduct contact tracing and affected areas and assist local personnel. the w h o says it's assessing the risk of further outbreak contains and here at least 12 people have died since the new outbreak began their and inequities, ariel guinea, kenya, and uganda are now on high alert and have started screening travelers on their borders with tanza mia, let's take a closer look at this outbreak. the marber virus is rare, but highly contagious. the illness begins abruptly with high fever, muscle pain, diarrhea, and vomiting. it's often transmitted to people from fruit bats. it then spreads through human to human transmission. the world health organization says the marber virus kills about half the people it infects, but the fatality rate can go as high as 90 percent. there are no vaccines at this stage or proved anti virus treatments. benson moran, go as a public health specialist and promoter at oxfam, kenya, he sa

it's been 3 years since the world health organization declared the corona virus. i'll break a pandemic. nearly 7000000 people across the globe lost their lives to cobra. 19 since the 1st case was reported in the chinese city of han, california financial regulators have shut down silicon valley banks is the largest value of the us bank since 20 a. wait, a firm fail to raise fresh capital up to being affected by higher interest rates. it's suspended, trading also shares plummeted. iran and saudi arabia have agreed to re establish diplomatic relations and re open embassies. comes after 7 years heightened tension compensation. china helped to bro, who the deal the united nations is warning about the psychological impact of february's. powerful earthquakes is southern turkey and northern syria. almost 4000000 children live in the affected areas of syria. and the u. n says they've lost any sense of safety. after enduring years of war, we spoke to some of the children in the opposition controlled northwest xena, horner reports. many of the victims have febreeze earthquak

the un also organises emergency medical teams, known as emt, through the world health organization. ealth organization had put out an emt global alert for the turkey earthquake, and they were calling on emt teams to self—identify and put themselves forward for consideration for deployment for turkey. the un was quick to respond to turkey's call for help. across the border in north—west syria, it was a different story. no—one could send search and rescue teams because north—west syria is not under government control, is not recognised. you can't request intergovernmental help the way the syrian government was able to. the way that turkey was able to. this is the head of the volunteer syrian civil defence group known as the white helmets. un dac teams can deploy anywhere in the world within 12 to 48 hours of a request, usually by a government. the un humanitarian coordinator in syria was begging the assad regime to give access. to some in north—west syria, it seemed like no—one was listening. during the crucial 72—hour window for rescue, no international search and rescue or emergency

it's been 3 years since the world health organization declared the cove at 19 outbreak, a global pandemic since 2020. the virus has exposed the vulnerabilities of health systems around the world, and experts ward crisis. it's cool, so far is not over. the total global death toll from viruses. nearing 7000000 people, 61 percent of the global population is fully vaccinated. but it's still killing between 901000 people every day. the international monetary fund projects the pandemic, will cost the global economy $12.00 mill, a trillion dollars part me. and the 1st science the virus was seen in the chinese city of wu hun, the 3 years on global health experts remain divided by the origins of the virus. katrina year begins our conversation basing. the city of han today is bustling, but the strict group of virus locked out employees 3 years ago is clearly remembered by it's 11000000 residents, including shopping will manager, mark leo. your history and shipping will go from so there was a lot of information that wasn't clear to me was we were very close to outside. and how have you been coping w

it's been 3 years since the world health organization declared. the corona virus outbreak of pandemic milli. 7000000 people across the globe have lost their lives in coven 19 since the 1st case was reported in the chinese city of wu. hon. iran and saudi arabia have agreed to re establish diplomatic relations on reopen embassies. it comes after 7 years of heightened tension and confrontation. china helped broken the deal. california financial regulators have shut down silicon valley bank is the largest failure of the u. s. bite since 20 away. the farm failed to raise fresh capital up to being affected by higher interest rates. it's suspended, trading off to its shoes. plummeted. united nations as warning about the psychological impact of pho, february's powerful earthquakes that had solvent gear and northern syria. it's as many of the $3700000.00 children in the affected areas of syria of lost any sense of safety after enduring years of war. some children in the opposition controlled northwest of been describing their experiences in a hotter report

we're joined by dr. much tv, so more to the world health organizations, regional director for africa. she's joining us from brazil, congo. dr. morrison. thank you very much for your time. and the areas that we're reporting cases and equitorial guinea are about a 150 kilometers apart. does that mean that there are a lot more cases than what's been confirmed? yes, 1st. thank you very much for having invited me to join you and. and shane formation about this mac disease by yes indeed, i'm from the area concerned. we are concerned is suggestive of the fact that the could be mark it spread over quite a wide, wide geographic area. and as you know, there have been 9 cases that have been laboratory confirmed and 20 problem cases. so the investigation is still going on. the testing and confirmation are still going on of these cases. so the number of cases so far are low, but we know that it has a very high fatality rate. what is equitorial? guinea and hands in the a need to do to scale up the efforts to stop the chain of transmission here. yes. um, 1st and foremost though, we need to intensify

metzl, article 6 of the international health regulations, requires that the world health organization notifies within 24 hours of all events which may constitute a public health emergency of international concern. do you believe that the chinese communist party complied with this requirement given the reports that the c.c.p. had identified covid cases as early as november of 2019? dr. metzl: there can be no doubt that the chinese government violated the i.h.r. mr. joyce: do you believe there is an opportunity from our group, our work here, to re-establish potential trust in the world health organization? dr. metzl: well, that's a separate issue. certainly, in the earliest days of the pandemic, a doctor, by his own admission, was saying too many nice things about the chinese government when the chinese government was very clearly not providing the w.h.o. that the information the w.h.o. was privately asking for but as i said earlier, dr. tedros, he was the essential voice after the deeply flawed chinese international joint study in february of 2021. if dr. tedros had not spoken up, basi

article six of the international health regulations requires the world health organization notifies within 24 hours of all events that cause a public health emergency of international concern. do you believe the chinese, his party complied with this requirement given the reports the ccp had identified covid cases as early as november 2019? >> that can be no doubt whatsoever the chinese government violated. >> do you feel there's an opportunity from our group, our work here to reestablish potential trust in the world health organization? >> that is a separate issue. certainly in the earliest days of your pandemic, by his own admission was saying too many nice things about the chinese government, when the chinese government is not providing the w.h.o. was privately asking for. was the essential voice after the deeply flawed chinese international joint study and a february 2021. if he had not spoken up basically condemning this deeply flawed report and then abolishing its entire group it we would be in a very different situation today. >> full veto authority over those included on the investi

the world health organization reported that the death rate from the corona virus in the world has decreased percent over the past 4 weeks, and the head of the organization optimistic expressed confidence that this year will be declared the end of the pandemic. but what does this mean in practice, covid will leave and not return, or different opinions will become habitual. the plakhotnik listened to mikhail. we forgot a little. what are red zones? yes, and other news distracted us from covid, but it did not go away on march 11, 3, after the first statement of the university that the global outbreak of covid-19 had passed. can be described as how to stay forever and like to agree with such a theory, you need say a specialist biologist. well, even china, which seems to be the most serious farpost and the first accused smell, is hiding something. we did not hide anything. all the data was published; the data was needed by everyone in china and around the world. here, a russian living in china tells how it was, everywhere there were these roadblocks, if one person, uh, fell ill, then his entire

the world health organization has announced that it classifies covid-19 as a seasonal flu. the director-general of the world health organization said that during the last 4 weeks, the daily number of deaths caused by covid-19 was lower than 3 years ago for the first time. and this organization may reduce the maximum warning level regarding the spread of the corona virus this year. express magazine reported the closure of 200 nursing homes last year in england. one thousand 368 houses elderly people stated that 82% of nursing homes last year were either closed or faced with a decrease in profits, water and electricity costs increased by 500% in this country. now let's go to europe and france. protests in france led to clashes with the police. protesters in a building they also occupied the municipality. we are now in touch with the radio reporter in paris. mr. shaheswar hosseini. hello, good time. please explain to the viewers about these protests, in which cities, how many were arrested, and after the draft of the pension proof bill was approved. on stage what is the status

h o have not been carried out in china as the world health organization. we are not able to force a country to do anything. united states intelligence community went even further in a recent report. writing that when it comes to covid origins, beijing continues to hinder the global investigation, resist sharing information and blame other countries, including the united states, in response to questions from abc news, the chinese foreign ministry said. china has shared the most data and research results and made the greatest contribution to global origin tracing research. it is the common responsibility of all countries in the world to find the source of the novel coronavirus. at present, the main reason why the origin tracing research is hindered is the political manipulation of the united states. we have a global system in place that are looking at alerts around the world, and some experts say they're concerned about america's ability to respond to the next threat. i think we can expect our performance next time to be no better than what we did this time,

world is not on track to achieve its goal of reducing sodium intake 30% by the year 2025. cnn health reporter jacqueline howard has the details. >> bottom line the world health organization wantseating too much salt is one of the top risks for heart disease, stroke and death. the world health organization says nine kohn tries have a comprehensive package of policies to reduce sodium i intake. they are chile and mexico, saudi arabia, spain and uruguay. examples of these policies are reformulating foods so they contain less salt or setting lumts on foods high in salt being served in public places like hospitals or schools. the w.h.o. is calling on all countries to implement sodium reduction policy ises and says doing that can save 7 million lives globally by 2030. it's considering extending its 30% target. right now the w.h.o. says people living in high income countries a good amount of salt in one snack. >> just to give you an example if you take an average of 150 grams, only that bag of chips contains half of the salt we're supposed to consume every day. >> in the meantime, there are steps you can take personally to watch how much salt you eat. the w.h.o. says to cut back on s

it's been 3 years since the world health organization declared the coven 19 outbreak, a global pandemic. since a 2020, the virus has exposed the vulnerabilities of health systems around the world. and experts warn the crisis. its cause is far from over. the total global death toll from the virus is nearing $7000000.00 people. 61 percent of the global population is fully vaccinated, but it's still killing between $900.00 and a 1000 people every day. the international monetary fund projects at the pandemic will cost the global economy $12.00 trillion dollars. the 1st signs of the virus were seen in the chinese city of wu han, and 3 years on global health. experts remain divided about the origins of the virus . katrina, you begins our coverage from beijing. the city of hon to day is bustling, but the strict grown of iris locked out, imposed 3 years ago, is clearly remembered by its 11000000 residents, including shopping will manager, mark leo. you're here since you people go off. there was a lot of information that was unclear to watch. we were very close to also. and how have you been cop

they always say that europe is corrupt over there , the west is corrupt. the world health organizationssed disappointment that the united states did not share with them additional information from the reports on the origin of the coronavirus, experts from this world health organization do not have anything left then even before the origin of kovi until 19, the work continues. so, let's remind what was the information? the results of the research showed that there was a leak from a laboratory in china, but the work is still ongoing. so far, it cannot provide absolutely reasoned conclusions. and there is also interesting information from st. petersburg, russia. in saint-petersburg, the former leningrad, so in this leningrad, a youth club was opened in the former, which is called , you know, vagnerenok, vagnerenok - it’s a youth club from that yevgeny, a beautiful person who speaks in front of the prisoners there, says that i myself sat in mine for a dozen so that and now i yesterday i just watched how he was campaigning, which means he is gathering new convicts in his pvk. wagner says ou

a paper from the world health organization reports that someone who inhales small insoluble uranium particles may experience lung damage or lung cancer due to radiation, depleted uranium may also lead to poor kidney functioning. now the world help organizations has conducted investigations. it's compiled quite a comprehensive report again. some experts have said that the body was pressured into suppressing evidence around the effects of depleted uranium, adding fuel to these claims of a cover up. now, back in january, the white house refused to say whether it was supplying similar rounds, these containing depleted uranium. britton's admission. so controversial move it's actions could dangerously escalate the conflict a time when others according to people negotiating steve so so the u. k is poised to send depleted uranium ammunition to the conflict zone in ukraine. when this stuff blows up, it's going to irradiate the top soil. it's going to irradiate what the water table is. it's potentially gonna cause a centuries worth of deform children to be born. and russia says, if you do that, we will

but the world health organization has also raise its concerns over the use of depleted uranium. let's listen in soluble, inhaled uranium particles, one to 10 micro meters in size tend to be retained in the lung and may lead to radiation damage of the lung. and even the lung cancer, if a high enough dose occurs over a prolonged period. now the world health organization has carried out extensive research and extensive studies into depleted uranium. but some expert say that that body has also been pressured into a playing down the effects of depleted uranium. now this of course is fueled those claims of a cover up. and i think this isn't the 1st time that we've heard the concerns raised about the use of depleted uranium back in january. of course, the white house refused to confirm whether it was sending these ammunition tipped with uranium to use in that ukraine. but what we can say about what's happening is it's a very controversial move and a could dangerous a dangerous the escalate things in ukraine. a time when others, a talking about a peaceful resolution survey studies. prof

i rarely been so disturbed and heartbroken outside the world health organization chief as described his visit to syria in the wake of last month. devastating earthquakes, he's called on the international community to help those has been effective even before the big needs were increasing. while international aid was decreasing, but we must not close our eyes or turn our bucks on the city and people. we cannot let this be a forgotten crisis. i call on the international community governments. philanthropies, individual needs to dig deep to lift up. those who are enduring might have been loss. poverty. and the provision or something else of note to point out egypt was among the 1st countries to dispatch humanitarian aid, to syria, with the foreign minister visiting the country and expressing solid doroty with their brotherly people. his trip is the 1st of its kind since the 2 nations cut diplomatic ties after the soon end are spring and 2011. earlier, a delegation of high ranking r, a parliamentarians ultimate with the syrian president, demonstrating a full and regional relation. western l

high enough dose occurs over a prolonged period now some experts have also said that the world health organization, well health organization was also pressured into a down playing or suppressing evidence into the effects of a depleted uranium. this of course, is adding fuel to those claims of a cover up. now, earlier this year, in january, the white house issued a statement. it refused to confirm whether it was supplying similar rounds, but we understand the pentagon has now said that it would not be following britain in supplying a depleted uranium to the, the conflict in ukraine. but what we do know is the west continues to violate international law, and it's never held accountable for its actions so profoundly disturbing story, and it's not going to fade away any time soon. ot steve sweeney. thank you very much. thank you for this all comes as several members in the us congress have urged president joe biden to send a cluster munitions to ukraine. a senior russian diplomats, as washington's arm supplied to ukraine, clearly show that the u. s. is directly involved in this conflict. we are right

a report released by unicef and the world health organization estimates $135.00 people might die each day to to be ongoing dry spell. the drought killed nearly 43000 people last year, half of them with children under the age of 5 or the report projects death could reach 34000 and just the 1st half of this year, half of somalis, 17000000 people urgently need aid after 5 successive failed rainy seasons, not the amount of more rock man magic is the head of the mission for the world health organization in somalia. he says there's an urgent need to minimize the effects of climate change. this report has confirmed our earlier prediction that this is as much as a health crisis. ready as it is or food and nutrition crisis, we also see at the beginning of the drone that people will die in more of diseases than malick permission and for crisis combined together. the says also confirm that if we can't improve access to health care, if we can't provide the health services close to the people where they are, we would expect more based than what we see now. i think one of the things that the health

the 1st sitting comes days before the 5th anniversary of the world health organization, declaring corona virus and global pandemic. 7000000 people died from it around the world. and pres, hardy, joe counselors more from washington dc. there is circumstantial evidence that the cobra 1900 virus came from a lab but no smoking gun. and there is circumstantial evidence that the virus came from nature, but also no smoking gun. that is where the u. s. congressional committee looking into coverage origin is stuck, and wednesdays hearing here on capitol hill did not change that. there was a consensus that if there are answers to be found, they will be found in china. the chinese government has been criticized for blocking world health organization investigators from the on the rollin institute where chinese researchers are testing corona, viruses on humanize mice. but u. s. researchers say there has been no evidence that the hon lab can possess a precursor virus that changed into october 19th. and then is that the nature theory were to be proven true. it would be essential to find the animals tha

and the manipulation of the world rule as the head of the world health organization. colds on low boil to rally, support the earthquake struct, syria washington is using the tragedy to try to undermine clinical cooperation in the region. we speak to a geopolitical journalist who says, but us will not be able to put all the blame on the syrian government anymore. it couldn't hide behind these narrative. that's here yet. we only want to blame for their calamity. gonna be 12 years of our western back war that has been estimated that comes with from the meeting all the g, 20 for ministers in new delhi today to what vladimir putin is, quoting a terror attack on russia's south western border, straight to the top stories, right. now here, when are you international? we do kick off this program with a continuation of all rolling breaking news coverage here from russia. brianna region is right along the ukrainian border where russian authorities. busy say a terrorist group attacked several villages. the attacks of left at least 2 people dead and a child wounded with the rush of security service

with only 7 years left to reach the world health organizations and t the milestone. the races on for a new and more effective vaccine world athletics has decided to ban transgender women from a late female competition. the new roles come into effect. at the end of this month, the governing bodies president sebastian co says the decision was made in the interests of fairness and protecting the future of the female category. united states has carried out what it calls precision air strikes on targets. an eastern syria pentagon says the operation came after 5 american soldiers were injured and a contractor was killed in a suspected iranian link drone attack earlier on thursday. while that tag targeted a us led coalition base near our has soccer in the northeast. what israel's defense ministers cancelled and addressed to the nation after being called into a meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. you'll have gallant was expected to call for an end to controversial overhaul of the judiciary and judicial changes . proposals have prompted months of protests, the pri

the world health organization says virus kills about half the people it infects, but the vitality rate can go as high as 90 percent. there are no vaccines for this or any approved anti virus treatments. as things stand at moment go to spain, our firefighters of contain the 1st major wildfire of the year. one and a half 1000 residence in the eastern valencia region were forced to evacuate the homes, as the flames destroyed more than 4000 heck as a forest. regional police, beneath the blaze was started by a machine spark, with an unusually dry winter and hotter than usual, sprang along the ne mediterranean coast. there are fears of more destructive wildfires to come on them and that it was still yesterday when i found out about all this, my heart sank. my family lives and works there. we have everything there. so it's very tough, but it's reassuring to know now that the fight didn't get into the town and it's being controlled. it is bad. how am i supposed to feel? your town is burning, your life is burning. animals are there and known, can tell us anything. yesterday we were able to acce

the world health organization has terminated the contract of one of its sina employees of a bullying claims. the cash cosign, who was the western pacific regional director, had been accused of racist abusive and authoritarian behavior by staff. he denies the allegations which the double h o says it investigated? japanese, doctor kas, i was in charge of a region covering almost $2000000000.00 people across $37.00 territories. now the launch of the world, 1st 3, the printed rocket has been cooled off at the last minute. a rocket designed by relativity space was attempting to break new ground in space exploration. early the launch process teams at cape canaveral, begun troubleshooting a problem with the rockets, liquid oxygen temperature $110.00 foot rockets take up was put on hold. the issue couldn't be resolved before the end of the 3 up long window. oh.

so my dad, he is the world health organizations regional director for africa. she explains what steps need to be taken to contain them are burg virus. first and foremost, do we need to intensify the epidemiological surveillance so quickly confirming contacts of cases, cases themselves. and the most important thing to do, of course, is to stop the transmission of the virus. the virus is transmitted in body fluid, so blood, sweat alive, other body fluid. so what is very important is, 1st of all, for health care workers who are some of the 1st contacts. and we have had a couple of health co workers die in a pictorial guinea. so to make sure that they are aware of all the precautions, even as they do the clinical care of people and investigations of the disease, they have the knowledge that they need. and they have the equipment that they need . so personal protection, equipment, gloves, masks, and so forth to stop them being infected. and then very importantly, at the same time as we are, understanding further confirming the cases, isolating. the case is to make s