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the world health organization says a spawn time. one of the most commonly used artificial sweeteners in diet sodas could possibly cause can. so now this follow studies by 2 separate pedals of textbooks, the w ha says it's safe to consume and motivation, but the data is limited. and the hollywood actors union is voted to go on strike $160000.00 members of taking the pots and the action one of the largest strikes in the us in the decades. that demands equal royalties and streaming services and safeguards around the use of artificial intelligence. you could see its highest temperature ever recorded this week. some parts of southern europe are registering temperatures in excess of $45.00 degrees celsius in greece, taurus in particular, well as sweltering in the heaters. they lined up to say attractions like the acropolis, not highlands parliament has confirmed it will hold a little divide for a new prime minister next week. the announcement comes off to the countries so nobody picks a living just general act last a parliamentary vote fo

and the world health organization says aspartame, one of the most commonly used artificial sweeteners in diet sodas is possibly carcinogenic as follow studies by 2 separate panels of experts. but the w h as director of nutrition insists, but he is not advising people to stop consuming the sweetener altogether. stephanie decker breaks it down for us. now we're talking about a spar tate. one of the most commonly used sweeteners found and many top brands of diet, drinks, chewing gum, and jelly. now many probably think it's a better and healthier alternative to sugar. well, and you, you, and reports as it may come with its own risks to expert panels, took a look one the i a r c, which is the world health organizations, cancer research arm not classified to spar tame as possibly carcinogenic to humans . now the findings make sure to say this is based on limited evidence for a certain type of liver cancer, so it's certainly not categorical. but under the i a r c classification system, there are various ratings. one is sufficient evidence for cancer and humorous things like smoking. for exam

but with conditions the world health organization warns the aspartame sweetener is possibly carcinogenic advising people to consume its in moderation. and hollywood is facing, is 1st major shut down in 63 years with the actors set the joint writers on the picket lines. the b as a national criminal court has opened an investigation into new alleged war crimes incidents door for region. prosecutors are looking at reports of atrocities against civilians since the war broke out. in april j. c. c has been investigating since the early 2 thousands when mass killings began and or 4. but the conflict this year is left to security. vacuum and re ignited ethnic and tribal violence. the u. n says a mass grave of at least 87 bodies has recently been found. and we have already started investigating. as i said, mr. president of excellence is, i do want to be clear and send a clear message to every belligerent every, come on to every foot sold. you has a gun or believes that they have power to do what they want. the targeting civilians, individuals targeting the homes, targeting that businesses intenti

the world health organization _ careful. the world health organization says - careful. rld health i organization says that heavy 0rganization says that heavy consumers of aspartame should cut down. if you are consuming a lot of it it should pose a great risk, but some also argue that sugar itself, this is designed in some circles to be seen as a healthier version of sugar, but sugar itself causes huge health complications. find sugar, but sugar itself causes huge health complications.— health complications. and i am not su . . estin . health complications. and i am not suggesting that — health complications. and i am not suggesting that people _ suggesting that people should diminish their artificial sweetener consumption and increase their sugar consumption, but it is important to realise that in this country and the rest of europe, as the consumption of artificial sweeteners has risen over the last 30 years there hasn't been a corresponding decline in sugar consumption, so in practice artificial sweeteners are not functioning as sugar supplements but as supplements to s

take the first step to see if your small business qualifies for the erc. >>> tonight, the world health organization a new report involving the popular artificial sweetener aspartame, found in diet coke, other diet drinks, gum and other products. late today, the world health organization's international agency for cancer research classifying aspartame as a possible car sin jen, but saying evidence is limited, and more research is needed. after reviewing the data, the fda in this country saying it disagrees, saying fda scientists do not have safety concerns there is some concern that all of this data could confuse consumers, so we'll stay on it. medical experts agree on one thing, and that is more study is needed. >>> that major change here in the u.s. the fda approving opill, the first over the counter birth control pill. it will be available in drugstores and online early next year. the decision significantly expanding access to birth control for women of all ages and comes amid heated debate about the availability of contraception and abortion rights following the supreme court's ruling overturnin

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now the world health organization says spots i am one of the most commonly used artificial sweeteners in diet sodas could possibly cause concept follow studies by 2 separate panels of experts. the double hbo says data is limited but it's safe to consume in moderation. it sets an acceptable intake of around $2800.00 milligrams per day. that translate to about 14 kinds of dont drink a day. the conclusion of this assessment not indicating that consuming products continue or sweeteners automatically leads to a health impact having an acceptable daily intake. it means it is acceptable to consume a certain amount of aspartame without having appreciable have to fix this amount is a pretty large and acceptable dating d called 40 milligrams per kilo for body weight and a frequency there. an average adult of about $670.00 killers, translating to $2800.00 milligrams per day of us per state. for the us food and drug administration, many times s bond time is safe. i'll just say what stephanie becca has more on the story. so now we're talking about a spar tate. one of the most commonly used sweeten

the world health organization has approved 400 million cases of physical information. and half of the world's people are at risk of contracting this disease. it is a chronic disease and is mainly a viral infection that is transmitted through insect bites and is asymptomatic in 80% of cases. the average life expectancy in japan for the second year in a row has been announced by the japanese ministry of health . kurdish average life expectancy of women with about six months decrease from 2021 reached 87 years in 2022 and this rate for men also decreased by 5 months compared to 2021 and reached 81 years in 2022. this report also states that deaths due to covid-19 the main factor is the decrease in life expectancy. the united states will ban the sale of incandescent lamps from next month. this holiday, the sale and production of these lamps will be prohibited from tuesday, and the violators will be fined up to 542 dollars. some people will interfere with this. the government was raised, but the us department of energy has announced that the abandonment of incandescent lamps can be done an

and the world health organization says aspartame, one of the most commonly used artificial sweeteners could possibly cause cancer. experts say it is still safe to consume in moderation. now ukraine's military says it is continuing its counter offensive to retake areas around the nip ro river. newly released drone video shows ukrainian troops fighting russian forces near the city of her son. keith says it has identified russian military post positions on the islands on the new pro river that it plans to recapture on the eastern front in ukraine. the battle rages on. there are significant casualties on both sides. medics are under increasing pressure to treat the wounded acid babe reports from a field hospital near by foot and a warning. some viewers may find images and this report disturbing. this is the unseen face of ukraine's capture offensive. the men and women who are sacrificing their lives for every inch of land. but when it comes the risk, the soldier stepped on and then mind metix don't have a lot of time to stabilize him. he's colleagues on the battlefield managed to stop the

reporter: the world health organization has another group focused on food additives.hey reaffirmed aspartame is safe for a person to consume with daily limits. for example with a can of diet soda containing 200 or 300 milligrams of aspartame an adult weighing 154 pounds would need to drink more than nine to 14 cans per day to exceed the acceptable daily intake. >> anyone having two or three diet sodas even on a daily basis is well under the threshold. that said, if people are concerned, if we are thinking about how we change our overall behavior to move away from any dependence on sweetened beverages or sweetened foods. reporter: this is a reminder to do things in moderation no matter what it is. anything more natural would be better for you. in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: first-ever ever over-the-counter birth control pill. the contraceptive will start being ships to pharmacies early next year. hormone-based pills have long been the most common form of birth control in the united states until now all of them required a prescription. >> know those b

. >> experts at the world health organization of classified the artificial sweetener as part of as ae of cancer. as part of his widely used in diet drink sand low calorie foods. it is 200 times sweeter than sugar, but the world health organization says the current daily limits on its consumption do not need to be changed. let's try and make sense of this. i am joined by assistant professor for microbiology and immunology at don's hopkins bloomberg school of public health. help us understand what we are hearing. on one hand, we are being told sparta me possibly -- aspartame possibly causes cancer, but is it safe to consume? >> that is correct. two bodies have performed this simulation. they are saying there is limited evidence asaparatme might cause cancer, then there is additional body of the world that suggest -- evaluating how much asparatme we need to consume to reach that potential impact on carcinogens. they are saying, there is evidence but the evidence do not say the dose should be lowered. it might be a carcinogen, but not -- consuming. >> how common are asparatme in the food

the world health organization _ the hospitals coping? anization earlier this week warned that extreme weather and heat like this is going to put a lot of pressure on health systems and the director—general of the world health organization talked about why the warming of the planet is so important to address because it means that heat like this, extreme weather like this becomes more frequent and severe. firefighters are also dealing with the fact that there are so many wildfires across there are so many wildfires across the country, at least in the past week, but hard to get to all of them. ~ ., ., ., ., them. we have got to leave it there. it looks stunning _ them. we have got to leave it there. it looks stunning behind _ them. we have got to leave it there. it looks stunning behind you - them. we have got to leave it there. it looks stunning behind you but - it looks stunning behind you but clearly some worrying temperatures. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines t

now to the new world health organization guidance that came out today, the popular ingredient aspartame its cancer-causing risk. it is an artificial sweetener in diet coke and many products but not all health experts agree on the danger, not even all those in the w.h.o.. it is an issue important enough we are spending extra time on it tonight in are abc 7 deep dive at 11:00. tonight abc reporter lauren martinez is hearing from one expert to separate fact from fiction. >> new assessment results are out about the controversial artificial sweetener called aspartame, found in diet sodas. it has been around since the 1970's. >> it is also commonly found in sugar-free or low-calorie food addicts. gum, even salad dressing. it is found in nonfood products like toothpaste and cough drops. reporter: the world health organization cancer agency deemed it a possible cause of cancer. >> aspartame could possibly be linked to cancer especially liver cancer. i would add the same group found that sausages and aloe vera are in the group of being possibly causes of cancer. reporter: the world health organi

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least one and two tenths of a billion dollars for the activists on the other side of the world health organizations that the lack of organs in rich countries will make the patients of this country in the poor countries of the world, where i can buy 16 more lives with their organs. and there is a small population in eastern europe other countries in the world have the lowest annual income, the life expectancy for women is 76 years and for men is 67 years, while a quarter of the country's working force is working outside the borders. all kinds of organ trafficking markets are active inside moldova. profitable markets for the exchange of contiguous members of the population of moldova does not reach 5 million people. the world health organization has announced that more than 10% of the kidney market in the world is supplied by moldovan men. international kidney production line in moldova to the developer's place where most of the men live in a kidney. the human rights committee of the european parliament is following the activities of the zionist networks of organ trafficking in the case of abist. th

and the world health organization says response a one of the most commonly used on to this sweet visit died. so it is supposed to be close cancer. it's all the studies by 2 separate pedals of experts. the w h. a says it's safe to conceivable duration of the dates that is limits is the kremlin says the status of the voc, the best and the group needs to be reviewed. this comes a day of to present that to many patients that the group has no legal basis to operate in russia. last month, short lived rebellion against the military leadership by the best re, was the most serious challenge. the pigeons, 23 year rule, the face of the bulk, the group on this chief can you promotion a fee to mystery? since the mutiny from all this, that's close over to you, the shop of oliver, who's investigated for is that of a twist in the story about the wagner group that you want to use. president putin saying is indeed a pledge of a patient has given journalists some more details about the solving a group of rebellion that took place in russia at the end of june, a page and a half find that at the midst of t

the world health organization now says aspartame can cause cancer. t other experts say that that warning might be overblown. abc's andrea fujii has the details. >> this morning. the world health organization is out with what appears to be a troubling headline about the artificial sweetener aspartame is. it's commonly found in diet sodas, sugar free gum and table top sweeteners. the international agency for research on cancer is now classifying aspartame as a carcinogen, meaning it's capable of causing cancer. specifically liver cancer. but the agency warns more research is needed. many experts here in the us are highly critical of the report and i think that it's unfortunate that puts this out because they're really not involved with the actual safety assessment of substances is and this is only going to add to confusion and alarm in the public and it's totally unnecessary. the fda saying scientific evidence has continued to support the fda's conclusion that aspartame is safe for the general population . aspartame has been widely used since the 1980s.

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the world health organization has affected 400 million cases of body information every year, and halfworld's people are at risk of contracting this disease . it is a chronic disease, mainly a viral infection. which is transmitted through insect bites and is asymptomatic in 80% of cases. the average life expectancy in japan has increased for the second year in a row . the japanese ministry of health announced that the average life expectancy of women will decrease by about six months from 2021 and reach 87 years in 2022. this amount for men is also about five the month decreased compared to 2021 and reached 81 years in 2022. this report also states that deaths caused by covid-19 were the main reason for the decrease in life expectancy. on tuesday, the sale and production of these lamps will be banned and violators will be fined up to $542 because they produce a lot of heat. the american nation network reported that some people are protesting against the government's intervention, but the us department of energy has announced that abandoning incandescent lamps could cost billions of dol

is the world health organization recommending regular soda as a potentially healthier choice? aren't. they are not recommending soda really at all. they say there's a third option there, and it's water and that's what they would recommend, but of course, you know, there's been a strong reaction to this particularly from the industry. american beverage, the industry association tells us there's a broad consensus in regulatory community that aspartame is safe and it's a conclusion that's been reached time and time again by food safety agencies around the world. so guys the w.h.o. is not saying drink 33 cans every day. they would rather we drink water, but right now they're not recommending any changes in the daily intake. >> all right. that was actually really helpful. important context. thanks, meg. >>> the secret service wraps up its investigation into cocaine found at the white house leaving major questions unanswered. what we are now learning about other drugs found in the west wing and at the white house. that's ahead. >>> plus, the fiery exchange on the house floor that le

organization he founded. jackson's declining health was a determining factor. the successor is set to be announced this weekend at the coalition's annual convention. still to come, the world health organization warns about the carcinogenic effects of a popular artificial sweetener. and ed carpenter offers life lessons in his new book. >> this is "the pbs newshour," from weta studios in washington and in the west that walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> the u.s. house passed a nearly 900 million dollar budget for the armed forces today largely on partisan lines. most democrats voted no after republicans added antiabortion and other provisions to the bill. house speaker kevin mccarthy and democratic leader hakeem jeffries laid out that divide today. >> and military cannot defend themselves if you train them wrong. we don't want disneyland to train our military. we want our men and women in the military to have every defense possible. >> we are going to cut out the cancer that the extreme maga republicans have put in the defense authorization act, no matter what it takes, and we are going to partner with senate republicans and senate democrat

killed, the mexican police announced that 17 people were also injured in this incident, the world health organizationned that the harsh weather conditions threaten human health, the director general of the world health organization said that the consequences of the weather are expected in the coming months. including drought, floods, storms, and heat waves, all of which harm people's health. flight 310 , which took 30 hours, one of the flights of the australian jack star airlines, due to a technical fault, caused the passengers to spend the night at the airport. the way to melbourne, the success of a knowledge-based group in localizing the equipment needed for children's spine operations, according to the officials of the company that produces their products, in addition to meeting the domestic demand, it can generate 300 million dollars in currency annually, the production of technological and functional products of implants or spinal implants children's vertebrae by the experts of the knowledge-based collection, the product that is related to this knowledge-based collection is responsible for child

. >> time now is 8.50, and the world health organization and the fda are at odds now over aspartame. at's artificial sweetener. yeah. so that's often found in things like diet sodas. the world health organization says it's likely to cause cancer, but the fda says it's still safe. so we got news nation's kelly current state with a closer look. >> this sound even it just it's it like calms me. chills me out. aspartame has been used as a sugar additive since the 1980's when the fda deemed it safe. but the world health organization's announcement of its potential link to cancer sent shockwaves through the diet soda drinking community. kind of like with anything that you love and are kind getting to. and i would say that i have a soda addiction that. >> it's going to be hard. and it's something that like i'm going to try and and watch because it scary to think about. but it's just so good. aspartame is commonly found in foods such as artificial tabletop, sweeteners, sugar, free gum, reduce sugar. condiments, sugar, free gelatin diet drinks and drink mixes. it may cause cancer. >> it's cert

that's according to the world health organization.report on smoking and tobacco use it says control measures are having an impact. 0ur reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. these new figures on smoking and tobacco use are a bit of a mixed bag since the world health organisation introduced its recommendations 15 years ago, global smoking rates have fallen. however, smoking is still the leading cause of preventable deaths worldwide, killing 8.7 million people every year. however, seven out of ten of us are now protected from the harmful effects of smoke by at least one measure. so what are we talking about? well, it is things like a ban on smoking inside public places. it's having extra taxes on tobacco products, bans on sponsorship and advertising, and indeed having more graphic warnings on cigarette packs themselves. however, globally, only four countries the netherlands, brazil, turkey and mauritius have introduced all of the world health organisation's recommendations. many have none. 2.3 billion people in 44 countri

this is the new normal, warns the world health organization.ght taste ghastly, but that medicine does appear to be working. inflation down today. the headline figure fell in june from 7.9, down from 8.7 in may, driven by a 2% drop in food and fuel prices. inflation is falling but that does not mean that prices are falling, just rising less quickly. and for interest rates? the bank rate stands at 5%. it may not have to go much further. the bank is still likely to raise rates in august another .5%. markets work expecting rates to peak early lot - next year at 6.25 percent. that has now been revised to 5.75%. jeremy hunter and rachel reeves have been responding. >> kit is welcome news that inflation is fallen. -- it is welcome news that inflation has fallen. it shows that if the government and the bank of england are prepared to take difficult decisions, we can winhe battle against inflation, but prices are rising too fast. there is a long way to go. if we look at inflation at 2% in the u.s., 5.5% in the euro zone, you can seat that we can bring d

the world health organization has issued warnings about the necessity of staying at home and taking importante during the peak of heat. the secretary general of the organization also asked the citizens of the countries affected by the increase in temperature to avoid going out of the house during the peak of heat and temperature. avoid being outdoors and don't put your body in a watery state by drinking a lot of water. i saw that my legs were weak, i didn't understand what happened, the heart rate increased and as a result the body overheated . especially when it is accompanied by high humidity and intense physical activity, it can cause heatstroke and if the treatment is delayed, the patient's condition will worsen. the world health organization actually emphasizes the frequent use of sunscreens to prevent adverse effects on human skin. harvard school of public health methods website traditional, including the use of fruits, vegetables and medicinal plants, considers it an important part of a healthy diet to deal with heatstroke and recommends that these products should be varied according t

the world health organization says arsenic contamination in food and water can cause long-term health problems like cancer and skin lesions. the company is currently releasing water from the site into a nearby marsh. the mayor of the town has called for the release to be halted and has told local farmers to stop using the water. he met with company representatives to express his town's concern. >> translator: we have repeatedly requested the water be properly treated. releasing the water is a serious situation that harms the health of residents living in the area and is directly linked to environmental pollution. >> mitsui oil exploration company says it's continuing to work with the town and fire officials to manage the situation. >>> the driver of a mini truck has been arrested after plowing into a group of elementary students in north eastern japan. four children suffered injuries. the suspect says he drove into them intentionally. it happened thursday afternoon in the city of -- officials say the vehicle drove into the school's playground after entering through a side entrance. th

so much more reacting to disease than we do on the front side of prevention. >> dr., the world health organizational envoy for climate change and health, thank you so much for being here. >> thank. >> it's been a devastating and fiery week in the mediterranean area. places sweeping across greece, nigeria and italy. authorities have thought to contain them. residents grappling as the blazes carve a path of destruction. increase greece, wildfires triggered an explosion at an ammunition depot forcing evacuations and sending shock waves to surrounding towns. the powerful explosion was felt miles up the coast prompting some residents to leave the area by sea. at the tunisian-nigerian -- algerian border, fires have, but not before causing widespread destruction. dozens have been killed and residents are returning to charred homes and lost livelihoods. in italy, repeated wildfires have forced evacuations and turn the ground -- while the intense heat is one driving force of the flames, locals and authorities suspect that arsonists may also be sparking some fires in the region. to some new developments, mo

all right, dr vanessa kerry, the world health organization's special envoy for the climate change andity of liverpool has been hosting ukraine's biggest pride march, kyiv pride. 0rganisers hope it'll cement the city's links with the country, after hosting this year's eurovision song contest on its behalf. 0ur correspondentjosh parry has more from liverpool. in this rainbow, the yellow and blue takes centre stage. thousands of people, including hundreds of ukrainians, marched through liverpool's streets, as the city played host to kyiv pride. we understand that people are kind of tired about... of the war, but you cannot be tired because people are dying on the front line. 0urfriends and loved ones. queer people are dying on the front line to protect freedom. liverpool and ukraine already have a special relationship after the city stepped in to host eurovision back in may. # stefaniya, mamo, mamo, stefaniya... # 0rganisers see this march as a chance to continue that legacy. those marching carried messages of support for those on the front line back home, like combat medics boris and el

the world health organization is able it to be a carcinogen.anization, says it's a possible carcinogen, that aspartame is in all the sodas. in europe, you eat pasta or pizza, you lose weight, because it's not jazz up with the junk we jazz food up with here. in europe, skittles has that red dye 40 and yellow dye, and there are certain crackers made with cotton seed oil that have pesticides in this. there is truth to this. the question is, why is the united states lagging behind the world health organization and cancer association on possible carcinogens? it's big business. i'm telling you right now, while they're trying to make the decision whether or not aspartame, whatever it's called, is a -- is a carcinogen, there's a lot of lobbying, money passing hands, a lot of begging and a lot of meetings going on, because they don't want to stop it. the truth is, we've got an incredibly high level of cancer in this country compared to other countries. so there. >> listen, as long as they're still selling cigarettes in this country, you can't tell me no

the world health organization has affected 400 million cases of dengue fever every year, and half of the world's people are at risk of contracting this disease, and the debt is a chronic disease, mainly a viral infection that occurs through insect bites are transmitted and in 80% of cases there are no symptoms. life expectancy in japan for the second year in a row, the japanese ministry of health announced that the average life expectancy of women will reach 87 years in 2022, with about 6 months before 2021 , and this amount for men will also increase. about 5 months decrease compared to 2021, 81 years in 2022 this report also states that the death due to the epidemic of kovid-19 was the main reason for the decrease in life expectancy. the united states will ban the sale of incandescent lamps from next month, so the sale and production of these lamps will be prohibited from tuesday , and violators will be charged up to $542. they will be fined. the us department of energy has announced that abandoning incandescent lamps can save 3 billion dollars annually for citizens . the country t

all the world health organization says spotting one of the most commonly used artificial sweeteners and diet searches could possibly cause cancer. this for the study is by 2 separate panels of experts. the w h r 's says it's safe to consume in moderation, but the bass has also limited headsets and acceptable intake equal to 14 kinds of a diet drink had a to the conclusion of this assessment. not indicating that consuming products continue or sweeteners automatically leads to a health impact having an acceptable data intake. it means it is acceptable to consume a certain amount of aspartame without having appreciable health effects. this amount is a pretty large and acceptable dating day called 40 milligrams per kilo for body weight and a frequency there. an average adult of about $670.00 killers, translating to $2800.00 milligrams per day of ass birthday, or the rest of food and drug administration maintains that a spot time is safe. stephanie deca has won the story and now we're talking about a spar. tate, one of the most commonly used sweeteners found and many top brands of diet, drin

>> the world health organization earlier this week did warn that extreme weather, extreme heat like thisoing to put a lot of pressure on health systems. the head of the -- the director general of the world health organization was talking about why climate change is so important to address, because of course it means that he like this, extrem weather like this, becomes more frequent and severe, but firefighters are also dealing with the fact that there are so many wildfires across the country or have been that it's hard to get to all of them. >> ok. we will have to leave it there. looks stunning behind you. clearly some worrying temperatures. thank you for joining us. around the world and across e u.k., this is bbc news. let's have a look at the other stories making headlines today. polls have been open all day in three parliamentary seats whereby elections are being held. voters are casting ballots in the southwestern tory stronghold of somerton, boris johnson's old seat in a west london suburb, and in north yorkshire. the chairman of the commons defense committee is facing a no-confiden

against health care includes and prevention of access to persons types mainly concerning the world health organization costs for the respective protection of health care and for the safe passage to health services. in janine and across post time ambulances with medical teams have been prevented from entering parts of the refugee camp, including to reach, post and school has been critically injured. direct self communications for the un palestine refugee agency juliet to face the civilians. and especially children have been heavily affected by the it's really rate on jan and it is a very, very densely populated comp. and in fact, one of the most bands in, in, in the region and in phase home to nearly 7000 children. so the impact of the violence on civilians in the camp is huge, especially when it comes to children. you and paula pon reference the agencies on team um they just concluded. and the assessments mission in the janine refugee camp, where they reported seemed weird damage to this if we and infrastructure including to some of the one facilities including the have the care center that we run ins

the new warning from the world health organization about a key ingredient in diet sodas >>> the future is here, and you can make guacamole we have a new guac-bot "early today" starts right now good morning, i'm frances rivera >> i'm steven romo happy friday hollywood is at a stand still after an actors strike went into effect more than an hour ago the powerful sag-aftra union and they're shutting down. >> reporter: an unpress dentd hollywood shutdown sag kwaf tra which represents 160,000 actors saying they'll strike at midnight after failing to reach an agreement with the alliance o alliance of tv and motion picture producers. >> how they plead poverty, that they're losing money left and right while giving hundreds of millions of dollars to their ceos it is disgusting >> reporter: starting friday, actors will join yiet writers who have been picketing since may. disney's ceo bob iger responding to the actors' demands in an exclusive interview with cnbc. >> there's a level of expectation that they have that is just not realistic. that is quite frankly very disruptive >> reporter: at the

you ♪ ♪ inevitable >> welcome back now top stories that we are watching in morning, the world health organizationrcinogen a link between sweetener form of liver cancer reviewing studies in united states europe world health organization is also stating it is safe to consume within recommended daily limit. if you are not a swifty might be now federal reserve crediting taylor swift arris tour for substantially stimulating philadelphia's economy writing in latest beige book quote despite slowing recovery tourism in the region may was strongest month for hotel revenues since onset of the pandemic, in large part due to influx of guests to the taylor swift concert in the city common sense institute estimates nationwide tour could generate 4.6 billion dollars consumer spending overall is the mover there largely than gdp 35 countries, we talked about this, as the concert was just beginning here on this program that this would be an economic boon, president biden border crisis raging out-of-control i spoke with greg abbott asking if tatters were in charge of all mexico. >> seems like it has been that way f

the bitter truth about sweetener is used in diet soda is the world health organization issues. the health warning plus, i'm rob reynolds in los angeles, where actors have joined riders on the picket line and have brought the entertainment industry to a stance the brought to you by visit capital to there's been some dangerous the big sundry activity big storms in many of the states and the us recently expect to see they've been, for example, in kansas or in texas, but it's been, you're out in the midwest to and that's probably gonna be with the repeated the heats in the safe from texas back towards arizona. phoenix at 48 is knock you on the door of a record. in fact, i think we might well reach that. the record is 49 and the temperature is round about the 4748 grease for the next 3 days. so we are very, very trans hot and dry. it's. this is where the stormy systems all the feed from the prairies of kinds of come across the midwest. chicago. how does result in the volume times $1228.00 is reported, and we might see at least the heavy rain move up into the north east of the us. tho

the world health organization declares the 1st ever vaccine, again for disease, safe and effective. that's, that's it. that's to reach millions of efforts and in the coming years, the good afternoon from the rest and capital. this is our t international with the latest world news. i'm fiorella, isabel. great to have you join us. as we start with the latest from the front lines were russian forces have made advances against ukrainian positions in the don, yet region for a rough and itself. brigade defeated tips forces near the town of cross new liam on . around 90 ukrainian troops were reported to be killed while 5 surrendered with care of soldiers pulling back from their positions. the russian defense ministry also reported its forces, gaining ground in the heart of san and the regions. meanwhile, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has been in bulgaria to meet with his counterparts. but the talks ended up in disagreement over cubes, demands for weapons, zaleski had high hopes. sophia would supply ammunition, but will gary, as president said, he must insure his the country's own s

in terms of how much diet soda is this knows limits as recommended by the world health organization, of soda, it's been suggested it's about 100 milligrams. for a person that's 183 pounds would have to drink 33 cans of diet soda per day. that's obviously a lot more than most people are consuming. however, of course, that is a weight-based recommendation, so it's lower for children who are smaller. of course, the world health organization is not reco recommending, a, that people drink at much or drink regular soda. they suggest water. there's been a strong reaction from the beverage industry. machinery beverage industry group say there's a broad consensus that aspartame is safe. it's a conclusion reached time and time again. so, of course, there is a lot of consternation coming out of this, but no actual recommendations to change behavior on a large basis. >> a quick programming note. join fareed zakaria with how states have been dealing with the surge. there's a special tomorrow night an acco at 8:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> if you're a fan of tennis, the best player will take on one of the

and the world health organization costs for the respective protection of health care and food in the safe passage to health services in jeanine and across post time ambulances with medical teams have been prevented from entering pots. so the refugee camp, including to reach, post and school has been critically injured. the regional spokes person for the india and misplaced international committee of the red cross phase rescue. things must be allowed to do that life saving work, as we saw, a deterioration in terms of people, the ability to access all the old basic needs, including water and electricity, uh, food, but also in house health services. its important today that's all armed actors. understand that there is a, the civilians, a civilian slice civilian properties to be named interest must be protected at all times. and all measures should be taken into consideration order to promote that. and that also includes the a good seat of a service provider or health. first responders to be able to conduct a job and their work in order to assist the uh, the population when they need to.

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