since the start of the war between the army and militias in sudan , the world health organization has recorded 46 attacks against health services. a thousand people have been killed and according to the united nations, there have been more than two and a half million displaced people and refugees. the request of a member of the french parliament for a minute of silence in memory of the hundreds of victims of the migrant boat in the mediterranean was opposed by the speaker of the country's parliament. two days ago in the mediterranean he called about 650 migrants to death as the deadliest incident in this sea and said to keep a minute's silence in memory of these asylum seekers, including one hundred child victims, although the speaker of the french parliament opposed this request. a boat carrying more than 750 migrants the day before, it sank near greece on the way to italy, and only 104 people were saved. the sinking of this migrant boat has led to increased criticism of the european union's efforts to contain it . let's do it with mr. video, an expert on human rights issues, mr. vid

>> well, i think it's important to remember that the world health organization started out wanting toas happening in local communities, looking at a real positive grassroots response but it's now turned into a power-mad international organization that wants to takeaway the rights of countries to respond to disease epidemics on their own and it's also important to remember that the world health organization has a terrible record of the last three years really supporting this response of heavy lockdowns, keeping children out of schools. we now know that our kids suffered very significant learning loss. everybody now knows this , falling behind a year or more particularly low income kids suffered. world health organization has not owned up to its role in that bad reaction to the covid pandemic and now, it's demanding yet more power over how we deal with disease epidemics in the future including not taking responsibility for in january of 2020, claiming that there was no human-to-human transmission of covid-19. so i think we've seen an abuse of power here that we need to deal with before

and also implied that the world health organization was very slow to react. _ thought about that? it was interesting he _ thought about that? it was interesting he was - thought about that? it was interesting he was talking | thought about that? it was - interesting he was talking about that, there was evidence last week about the world health organization how it rated the uk's pandemic planning. in the decade before covid, 2020, the uk receive some glowing reports from the who about it's preparedness for a influenza pandemic. we heard about this in the middle of last week when they describe that is simply wrong. they say that the world health organization was just too quick to give that glowing report to the uk, and again, they brought up the idea that maybe planning in the uk was too focused on that pandemic flu threat. we talked about international cooperation and that came up in this session this morning, at the idea that other countries were able to better respond to covid because they were able or learned the lessons from something like source virus and

according to the world health organization, bonaza is characterized by feelings of energy, depletion, or exhaustion. increase negativism related to your job, and reduced effectiveness and your profession. feeling done, doubts can to depression, apathy, sadness, and chronic fatigue. and luck isn't the only factor that can play a role. a few years ago, vanessa austin, who decided to treat yourself to some time off from her stressful job. but instead of feeling rejuvenated, she fell into a state of total exhaustion, as if i'm done out in and out. she feel very distance from the wells, but also kind of distance from yourselves. consider cup. and i also had a lot of physical symptoms massive to go sleeping issues. my legs felt numb. i had hot palpitations and shortness of breath apps. crowds not some new medical professionals, long assumed that burned out came from working too hard at a job. but today we know other factors can also play a role. like with vanessa, i am, yes, this is the one reason i experience you by now to us because members of my family have mental illnesses, which means

various infections and so on, what is our government not doing, it did not even turn to the world health care organizationsg other things, we still do not have a permanent representative of ukraine in the world health care hares . so, i am grateful that you emphasized this, mr. valery , well, it is an extremely important story, and indeed we are talking about the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, about maga-that is our mission we are talking about the representation of the un and the world health organization is so amazing, thank you for this remark nazarii p valery let's talk about what is closest to you about surgery, how much has the work of surgeons changed after of a full-scale invasion and how soldiers with combat injuries are saved at the front, although we don't have enough of these shots, the most important thing is two minutes . thank you very much to valery. so, bloody surgery, bloody medicine, and so on. the national blood service and military surgery lack this, people are constantly being urged to come and donate blood, but the blood that is taken is from the world health organization finally,

development of this topic, uh, it must be said that uh heads are healthy in the organization of the united uh health care of the worldation and the european one. uh, bureau, they're in generally understand. and this is the danger of such a development of the event and the undesirability of this, since in many respects i repeat once again in this area in the fight against infectious diseases the organization relied on the experience of russia. let's hope that in the future this decision will be reviewed, and then we will again continue our active cooperation with the european bureau, and with the world health organization as a whole. yes, let's hope that even despite such decisions, cooperation will be continued. here is another decision of the office of the supreme the un commissioner for human rights was informed about the assumption of the post of special rapporteur on russia, marianna katsarova, this relatively new decision on the establishment was made in october last year, which, in your opinion, will this special rapporteur do. and what can you say? is that specifically marianika tsarrova? well, marianna katsar

i asked the world health organization's head of workforce what he made of the switch. ve around the world and having closed off the potential labour market from the european freedom of movement, what we are seeing is the consequence of that in terms of attracting people from the former commonwealth and otherjurisdictions. do you think that britain should be pivoting away from this method of bolstering staff vacancies? i look forward to the pending announcement — i understand — of the uk's new workforce strategy for the next five, ten and 15 years, which has been under development for many years. we look forward to that. media in the uk have suggested that it will deliberately look at education — domestic capacity and education — to offset a dependency and reliance on international migration. we took a three—hour drive from accra to cape coast. the idyllic beaches disguise the fact that this is one of ghana's most deprived regions. cape coast's municipal hospital is kept running by the steady hand of caroline agbodza. she's passionate about what she does but says her own

we have dealt with your concerns around the — we have dealt with your concerns around the world health organizationse and i'm now going to move on to the final— those and i'm now going to move on to the final area of questioning, the impact of austerity on the health— the impact of austerity on the health and social care service and underlying — health and social care service and underlying health inequalities. i would _ underlying health inequalities. i would like to

. >> shannon: situation with north korea, public health minister elected to world health organizationesident trump on social media congratulated kim jong-un on that. couple things. what does it say about who, north korea has a position on this executive board? should any american, including a former president, congratulate kim jong-un for anything? >> world health organization often elevate and allow dick torial regimes to make decisions on panels, not just who, it is china running the world or countries like syria or cuba or libya or north korea being on the united nations human rights council, that is the problem with international organizations. i would not congratulate kim jong-un or any other diktorrial regimes, especially like the world health organization that have been harmful to american interests in the way they basically ran interference for investigation to the original of the chinese coronavirus. >> shannon: we appreciate your time, come back. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: major developments on student loans, if you have know wo, pay attention. lawmakers blocked plan

the world health organization says it kills an estimated 7 million people a year, most in latin americaafrica and asia. chile's capital santiago is constantly struggling with pollution and scientists say it is the most polluted capital on the continent. >> in summer we have the ozone pollution problem and in winter, we have the meta-pollution. unfortunately, this makes pollution levels unacceptable and other countries but define life in santiago. >> air pollution affects the lungs. healthy lungs have open pathways but poor air quality narrows them, making breathing more difficult. long-term exposure to air pollution is linked to respiratory diseases such as asthma, our disease, and cancer. last year, the u.n. general assembly declared access to a clean and healthy environment universal human rights but it is nonbinding. some governments are adopting measures to reduce air pollution and authorities in the indian capital new delhi are banning coal power plants, limiting the number of vehicles on the road and stopping construction during times of peak pollution. other countries, including

reportedly set to be classified as a possible carcinogen by the cancer research arm of the world health organization. aspartame is currently approved by the fda. the w.h.o. report will be released on july 14th. >>> and christine king farris, the sister and supporter of dr. martin luther king jr., has passed away at 95. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york >>> it's friday, june 30th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." holiday travel in full swing. nearly 51 million people expected to get out of town. the rush coming as gridlock hits our nation's airports. what you can expect today. >>> landmark ruling. the supreme court guts affirmative action in college admissions. the fallout ahead. >>> plus, an historic out-of-this-world trip. we'll take you inside virgin galactic's first commercial spaceflight. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. we begin this morning with the supreme court's monumental decision to strike down affirmative action in college admissions. in a 6 6-3 ruling,g,

according to the world health organization, bonaza is characterized by feelings of energy, depletion, or exhaustion. increase negativism related to your job and reduced effective this annual procession. feeling done, doubts can lead to depression, apathy, sadness, and chronic fatigue. and work isn't the only factor that can play a role. a few years ago, vanessa austin, who decided to treat yourself to some time off from her stressful job. but instead of feeling rejuvenated, she fell into a state of total exhaustion. as if i'm done out in and out, she feel very distance from the well. but also kind of distance from yourself is consider cup, and i also had a lot of physical symptoms massive to go sleeping issues. my legs felt numb. i had hot palpitations and shortness of breath caps, crowns an awesome new medical professional as long assumed that burnout came from working too hard at a job. but today we know other factors can also play a role. like with vanessa. and yes, this is the one reason i experience you by now to us because members of my family have mental illnesses, which means

he spoke to the world health organization in africa and they told us their workforce migration contributedes like zimbabwe, ghana and nigeria, which don't have enough nurses to adequately serve their population. it's essentially increasing the vulnerability of health care systems that have already been spread too thin. what already been spread too thin. what is the answer? _ already been spread too thin. what is the answer? obviously, these is the answer? 0bviously, these nurses, they are attracted by higher wages and higher wage countries. they are coming for that reason for there an argument to say there should be encouragement to pay them more in the countries from where they come from?— they come from? sure. it's in the uk's hands _ they come from? sure. it's in the uk's hands as _ they come from? sure. it's in the uk's hands as a _ they come from? sure. it's in the uk's hands as a rich _ they come from? sure. it's in the uk's hands as a rich wealthy - they come from? sure. it's in the i uk's hands as a rich wealthy country to fix and balance this was of the uk is heavily reliant on fo

looks world health organization like many international organizations often elevate and allow dictatorialisions for them on these panels. the song is a world worth organization is trying about places running the world intellectual property organizations or countries like sierra, or cuba, or libya, or north korea pick on the united nations human rights council as part of the problem with international organizations. i would not congressionally kim jong-un own or any other of these dictatorial regimes for the roles they play in these international organizations especially those like the world health organization have been harmful to the american interest over the last three years in the way they basically ran interference for investigation into the origins of the chinese coronavirus. shannon: hundred we appreciate your time much more to discuss a comeback. major development in student loans if you got one, pay attention lawmakers passed a bill blocking the presents went to wipe out hundreds of billions in student loan debt but he says he's going to be taught the supreme court is about to wa

so i am a supporter of the world health organization, bupporter t world health organization g is an organizationd by stated bys. and we need to make sure that we are working with the w.h.o. to demand absolute transparency and accountabilityy an and fully condemn this massive cover up and terrible criminal cover up a by china. >> but we also need to look at ourselves. well, i mean and , if china actually admits that it did anything right, dr. kwei a, bio i mean that the dual use for bio. yeah. they're no. t to admit anything. >> they're not going to admit it in the market, to admitorwe the military involvement with the research as well. >> d. p and jamie, both of you, it's such a pleasure to have both of you on. >> thank you so much. thank you, laura., all right.ext. raymond is coming back for some reason. final thoughts nexext next with goldman. wrinkle you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight mean for smoothing. benefits of retinol are now for your whole body. plus fast working great corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. >> gold by champions your skin body goes came first

. >> trey: world health organization, other entities people heard about over months and years, how do they stack up in this appropriations bill? >> look, we frankly are targeted ineffective and wasteful programs. climate control, un general fund, gone, defund world health organization, we eshg eliminate envoy for climate change and 32 other special envoys and that is just the beginning. refocus on real national security priority. put a billion dollars, half billion for financing relationships for taiwan. fully fund israel in the middle east and confront adversaries without wasting money and not helping national security interest, hurting u.s. national security interest. >> trey: congressman, i can hear joyces that come up and say the senate won't pass it, biden won't sign it, change your bill, don't do that, don't defund this, that or the other. what is your response? >> it already started, the press release put out bashes me for defunding the wuhan lab and funds that go to communist party of china. there will be opposition. here is what i hope will happen. we will pas this republican

frightening figures were voiced by the world health organization according to a recent report , one in world suffer from infertility who called for access to treatment to all those in need, one of the most effective ways is the procedure. ivf in our country. it can be taken free of charge under the compulsory health insurance policy at at the end of last year, within the framework of the national demography project, doctors performed about 90,000 such manipulations. what other technologies are designed to help families will tell dina ivanova that worthlessness hurts. trembling over the body. i want to hide myself so that no one sees you. several years have passed. and it’s still hard for her to even remember what she felt when she heard the diagnosis of infertility, the doctor’s comments became even more shock, she looked at me and told me. well, honey , at 19:00 you had to give birth with your mana. it is also like hearing from a doctor is very painful and terribly hear. hmm, what difference does it make to the doctor when i had to give birth. this is my business now, when they kiss t

the world health organization says it kills and estimated 7000000 people the most live in latin america, africa, and asia. chinese capital santiago is constantly struggling with severe pollution scientists, the states, the most polluted capital on the continent. and the only one c as in the, in summer we have the always are in pollution problem ended when so we have to find particular method pollution. unfortunately, this makes pollution levels is unacceptable in other countries. lots which define life and santiago at pollution effects people's long's healthy longs have wide open pathways. the poor quality causes inflammation and narrows them, making, breathing more difficult. long term exposure to add pollution is linked to refer to diseases such as asthma, as well as heart disease. and cancer last year, the un general assembly declared access to a clean and healthy environment, a universal human rights. both it's known binding, some governments or adopting measures to reduce air pollution. look forward to using the indian capital, new dahlia binding coal power plants, limiting the num

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i'm a supporter of the world health organization.ink the director after significant early missteps has been one of the leading voices calling for a full investigation into covid or gins in china. round low condemned boy the chinese gentleman for doing so. i'm a supporter of the world health organization but it is an organization governed by states and we need to make sure we are working with the who to demand absolutely transparency and account at and fully condemn the massive cover up and terrible criminal cover up by china and look at ourselves. why if china admit its did anything. dual use for bio. they will in the admit anything. >> not going to admit or the military involve am with the research as well. >> doctor and jamie bothful you, it it is a pleasure to have you thank you. >> thank you, laura. >> raymond is coming back. final thoughts next. huge real action on social media. happy birthday day to you. >> gosh >> really wrochleen though you cut my time short. happy birthday to you >> first, thank you. >> and you are in the on

reportedly set to be classified as a possible carcinogen by the cancer research arm of the world health organizationoved by the fda. the w.h.o. report will be released on july 14th. >>> and christ e king farris, the sister and supporter of dr. martin luther king jr., has passed away at 95. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell one or i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, a major change for college admissions. the supreme court strikes down affirmative action. what the ruling means for the future of higher education. here are tonight's headlines. we break down the decision, plus the reaction tonight from supporters and critics. >> today the supreme court got it wrong. >> our children will no longer be treated as second-class citizens. >>> long lines and short tempers at the nation's airports as weather and staff issues continue to wreak havoc on the holiday weekend getaway. >> the faa says today will be the highest number of scheduled flights for the holiday. >>> poor air quality alerts are in effect for millions across the country as smoke from canadian wildfires continu

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information was received that bodies were found there, which, well , were without organs, the world health organizationsblack. more than 10,000 transactions for the sale of human organs take place annually, prices vary depending on the region. a whole liver from 150 to 550,000 euros, and its part about 40,000 cornea of ​​the eye from four to 15,000 barrels from 18 to 250,000 bone marrow is bought per gram 1 g costs about 20.000 hearts from 160 to 300 thousand bars 200.000 euros on the territory of ukraine there are several clans that have shared a very big business. they are very interested. just the one in the ukrainians. uh for the simple reason, because you don't have to pay much for cheap material. to hide the traces of crimes, not only crematoriums are used, but also other means. for some reason, they sprinkled the bodies of the guys with lime. it even eats away bones. this suggests that they were trying to hide, indeed their criminal activities. that is, as if a person was lost in business. spanish doctor golfredo de lincey also writes in his investigation that the danger is that a wounded soldier

. >> the world health organization and other entities that people have heard about over the months andhis appropriations bill. no we frankly are targeted ineffective and wasteful programs. for example the climate change those are funded in the human rights council, defunded the un general fund, gone we defunded the world health organization. we eliminate the special envoy for climate change and another 32 other invoice and that's just the beginning. at the same time we refocus on real national security priorities, we put a billion dollars with the president requested to confront china. we perhaps a billion dollars again for the financing of weapons for taiwan. we fully fund israel our best ally in the middle east but we confront adversaries without wasting money and without throwing money on things that frankly are not helping the national security but in many cases are hurting the u.s. national security interests. trey: congressman, i already hear the voices right now that of come up to you and say the senate won't pass it, biden won't sign it. go ahead, change your bill, don't do thi

but now that it has a surplus of 3 nurses, the world health organization has given indonesia, the green light for the program. then backgrounds have been in the a call look at the home on brandon. this is not a brain strain get in fact, most likely have a brain game for our brain game. mean sponsored dismiss had gone to work in germany, so did they can return home and share the experience some skills with the nurse and market in indonesia and london. skills now the by somebody introduced you, half the money, the nurses send back from abroad benefits the local economy though they're of course risk for participants. the acceptance rate for the program is high, but if one fails, a lot of time has been invested. the father says he feels the pressure to succeed, asked him and not an ad that i suggested that now i've seen a boot guilty, but if i'm not because i quit my job to take part in this program, so it would. my family has paid for my college education, and the idea was that i can support myself after the age of $1880.00 the sites, but now that i have signed up for the trip and then i h

schwab, the head of the world economic, closely tied with the united sustainable agenda 21 world health organization. it represents a narrow window of opportunity to reach, reflect, reimagine and reset our world. so what does that even mean next? every from the u.s. to china must participate. there's no option there. remember, it's like a mandatory lock every must be transformed notice, he said. oil and gas and tech. we need a great reset of capitalism. next. and some of the globes, you'll see greta thunberg, one of thei favorites, evenlamir putin. if you go back to the early days, back in the nineties, he went through their program. we'll get to that a little t. you see al gore, john kerry, prince charles, all the heads of fortun500 academia, the media, celebrities, the royal family. next. and the slogan is these videos that they actually produced, slick videos. they ended up pulling these videos because they got so much they said the quiet part out loud which they wish they weren't supposed to do. you can see the logo, world economic yolo, nothing. and you'll be happy next whatever you want you'll

the world health organization close at a hearing loss epidemic queueing problems lead to delayed language development in children isolation, depression, and higher risk of unemployment. the troubling once hearing is damaged, never get special. so you have to protect yourself to maintain healthy is are a few things to keep in mind. cuts and swaps. many people believe that the popular hygiene art schools adjust the right tool to clean it deeply and thoroughly but fall from it. because cotton swabs push the wex deep into the deluxe, we squeeze together and it can become clumped. there's also risk of injury. sometimes they can well remember the patient who is using a cotton swab, stiffened someone from outside, opened the bathroom door of the car and swap was pushed through the drum and the entire media was broken into one desk because i'm to walk up with we don't need coaching swaps anyway, because this is the self cleaning, it works of both to protect and, and cleanser. never the less candles are often used to clean is a candle this band with one end. and it can, this is suppose to create a

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the world health organization, the un, the ukrainian emergency services, are working around the clock clean and fresh water, and other medical assistance. earlier, ispoke fresh water, and other medical assistance. earlier, i spoke to the representative of the world health organization here in ukraine and he gave me a picture of how his teams are operating and working on the ground. it are operating and working on the round. , . ., ., ground. it is a devastating situation _ ground. it is a devastating situation for _ ground. it is a devastating situation for civilians - ground. it is a devastating| situation for civilians living there. _ situation for civilians living there, and our role is to support and to— there, and our role is to support and to keep _ there, and our role is to support and to keep an eye on waterborne diseases — and to keep an eye on waterborne diseases. the sample collection goes on, diseases. the sample collection goes on. and _ diseases. the sample collection goes on. and also — diseases. the sample collection goes on, and also we have along discussion— on, and

world health? you're right it is controlled by china so that doesn't surprise me and china controls north korea. i guess if the world health organizationn absolute vote in all towns for lock down no matter what, what do we do, lock them down they have that vote all the time from north korea. >> yeah. and north korea just locked down their people again just back in january. so whatever china says they'll get, and these satellite countries are basically their proxies. >> pete: that's right. >> the other unseen story, this is true, elon musk brain implant company neuralink has been approved for its first human trials, but the early results don't look too good, pete. >> thanks to national oceanic, oceanic, oceanic administration so called noah, the national administration funded hundreds of projects across the country. i asked about one coastal particular town, city. >> i'm joke. he didn't get neuralink. >> pete: is that before or after the brain implant? >> i think that must be before because he could use the help. >> pete: that's the before. the after can't be worse. >> you got it. >> pete: those are two stories i had not seen, well done

information was received that bodies were found there, which were without organs by the world health organizationarkets more than 10,000 transactions for the sale of human organs are carried out annually; prices vary depending on the region. a whole liver is from 150 to 50,000 euros, and its part is about 40,000, the cornea of ​​the eye is from four to fifteen thousand barrels from 18 to 250,000 bone marrow is bought per gram 1 g costs about 20,000 hearts from 160 to 300 thousand bar 200,000 euros several clans work in ukraine, who shared a very big business. they are very interested, just in the ukrainians. e for the simple reason, because you don't have to pay a lot for cheap material. hmm for concealment of traces of crimes are used not only crematoria, but also other means. for some reason, they sprinkled the bodies of the guys with lime. it even eats away bones. this suggests that they were really trying to expose their criminal activities. that is, as if a person was lost in business. the spanish doctor golfredo de lincey also writes in his investigation that the danger is that a wounded so

according to the world health organization, anxiety and depression increased by 25 percent during that time a massive jump young people and women have been hit particularly hard. how to deal with anxiety more on that in this week's in good shape, the dep print on demand. so what's the point where i slowly started realizing that this fear was bigger than the normal fit. i was no longer living my life. i couldn't join in with anything any more. i'm tired of name cognizant shows. vickers nor i knows that to my apartment or at work lots. everything else was so stressful for me that i just avoided it. does this, this and for some reason testing cool is not a line up to 70 percent of the wells population will develop a nice disorder at some point in their life time. many suffers from physical symptoms like trembling, shortness of breath. rodney heart, beat, or switching. testing who has experience the symptoms, doctors diagnosed with social anxiety disorder, also known as social phobia. it's a fear of interacting with other people. the most common. so it'd be, it's a specific lens like a fev

but now that it has a surplus of 3 nurses, the world health organization has given indonesia, the green light for the progress. then backgrounds have been in the homo, brendan, this is not sort of brain drain. it, in fact, most likely have a brain game from my brain game, mean sponsor. this nurse has had gums and worked in germany. they can return home and share the experience and skills. the best market in indonesia, london, scaling out by somebody in the nation, half the money that nurses sandbox from abroad. benefits the local economy though they're of course risk for participants. the acceptance rate for the program is high, but if one fails, a lot of time has been invested. father says he feels the pressure to succeed. so without an ad that i submitted that now i feel a bit guilty because i quit my job to dig lot in this programs that it would, my family hesitate for my college education. and the idea was that i can support myself after the age of 18. but now that i have signed up for triple, then i have no income beside that and rely on my family once again about this. as i get it

exceeded the safety limit set by the world health organization authorities.promise to distribute 1 million masks, they advise to stay at home and not open the windows. but how to put on pause ten, a million-strong metropolis is an unprecedented situation. our team is working to solve the problems of all residents. new york must reduce your activity as much as possible and, if possible, stay at home for the last time a similar level. pollution in the largest city in the united states was observed back in the sixties, but now the haze from fires unprecedented for this time of year has covered not only new york, but the territory where 100 million people live 400 forest fires rage beyond the canadian border 200 of them so far they can’t even take control of harry's clouds meanwhile moving all the way south covered his washington in a haze and the capitol and the national mall, an orange mood in that orange haze. unless internet jokers, but where without south park in social networks are exercising on the theme of a song from a cartoon title relevant blame canada