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busy there was in to work out, then you have loop bellevue, which is the percentage of cases beth die and look, bear with me as really my very low after or be girl. actually it's so level that the sco bearable to susan all flu or even wes karima, gomez says that then you on the chrome sub carrion's very likely evade the antibodies that people have developed at least 15 percent of cobra cases in portugal. ari infections due to the many waves fueled by new variance dividers. those lot seem to have a susan l. a. u similar, similar to others through the bloody flavors. it's throws me civility so high that even if people stop living outdoors, liking the sun, but it, then we'll still be transmission. he's hoping for a new generation of vaccines that not only prevents severe disease, but also suppressed transmission. in the meantime, it's mindful that people remain alert, which is what these tourists are doing as they enjoy wine tasting and traveling again. we waited for 2 years. have to come here we've. i think this trip was cancelled in one way or another at least 4 times. and when we had

effect, as well as the embarcadero grand avenue is going to be closed between macarthur boulevard in bellevue. the road closures are in effect now until six o'clock tonight. grizzly peak boulevard up in the east bay hills is also closed for today's holiday. it's closed off until five o'clock tomorrow morning as part of the city's fire safety plan. big crowds from gathering in areas where people have long gathered to set off illegal fireworks again. keep in mind. grizzly peak is closed until five o'clock tomorrow morning. well for some people in the bay area, the sun is beginning to peek out. so before you head out the door grab those sunglasses will run down the types of sunglasses that offer the most protection from uv rays after a quick brea might not need your sunglasses in california sunglasses that were key, of course, not just for fashion, but because the harmful rays that cause skin cancer also damage your vision. jenna sacks shows us which sunglasses give us the best protection. when you're having fun in the sun, you may reach for sunglasses for some relief from the sun's blinding ray

grand avenue will be closed between macarthur boulevard and bellevue . ththe road closures just stard at eight o'clock this morning. they continue until six o'clock tonight. grizzly peak boulevard up in the east bay hills is also closed for today's fourth of july holiday. it's closed until five am tomorrow as part of the city's fire safety plan to prevent people from gathering in an area that's long been a spot where people set off illegal fireworks again. keep in mind. grizzly peak is closed now until five o'clock tomorrow morning. and it is, of course, the fourth of july here in the bay area and everywhere. of course, that means there are a number of parades and fireworks shows to choose from our james torres is here to break down the long list of events planned for today. james to read on today coordinated all of us. yeah today. lots of trust. they're going to be happening today. parades of course, happening in some of the smaller towns of the bay area, including half moon bay, sausalito. and alameda. let's take you live out to the streets of alameda

here i'm bilr senior at bellevue high. this is my first day back at school after a visit with uncle jim in washington dc uncle jim's the congressman from our district. i sure was popular that day especially since there was a test coming up in civics class here of thought i was running a special review session the way they asked so many questions. the gang couldn't wait to get the inside dope on my trip. they wanted to know where i'd been in washington. what did i see? what did i hear? so i told them just what happens when mr. miller goes to washington. he is the stories i told to them. uncle jim met me at the union station is like i got off my train when i told him that my civics class wanted me to make a report he walked my legs off showing me how the federal government works we started out right at the plaza in of the station. the first thing he showed me from the station was capitol hill the seat of our federal government. federal agencies are scattered all over the united states, but washington is a center of all natio

as well as on el embarcadero grand avenue will also be closed between macarthur boulevard and bellevue avenue. these road closures begin this morning at eight a.m. they will continue until six o'clock tonight. also closed for today's holiday parts of grizzly peak boulevard in the east bay hills . it'll be closed off until five am tomorrow morning as part of the city's fire safety plan to prevent big crowds from gathering in an area where illegal fireworks have been a problem for a long time again. grizzly peak boulevard will be closed. until five o'clock tomorrow morning. san francisco will once again celebrate the fourth of july with fireworks. the fireworks will be launched from a barge near pier 39 aquatic park, starting at 9 30 tonight. this is video from past events, the best views are usually from the hyde street harbor and fisherman's wharf areas. you will need to get there early to get a good spot because large crowds are expected. we might have some fog and some clouds out there as well. but other good viewpoints are usually near pier 39. the pier 43 walkway. caltrain will off

east 18th street and el embarcadero grand avenue , will also be closed between macarthur boulevard in bellevue avenue. these closures will take place tomorrow from eight in the morning until six at night. the city of oakland has also shut down a stretch of grizzly peak boulevard in the east bay hills. this is all part of the city's fire safety effort ahead of tomorrow's fourth of july holiday. the road closures are designed to prevent large crowds from gathering at a location where illegal fireworks have long been a problem. a section of that roadway will be closed until five o'clock tuesday morning. some roadways around lake merritt again will also be closed. people are traveling again this holiday weekend, but many airlines and airports are struggling to keep up with demand and a lot of animal shelters fill up the day after the fourth of july. what people can do to try to keep those pets com around the fireworks. and an unusually cool fourth of july weekend or holiday week coming up. we'll talk about that. the five day forecast. see you back here. to shooting inside a mall in denmark. a gunm

18th street and in el embarcadero grand avenue, will also be closed between macarthur boulevard and bellevue avenue. these closures will take place tomorrow from eight am until six pm and oakland has also shut down the stretch of grizzly pink boulevard in the east bay hills. it's part of the city's ongoing effort. fire safety effort ahead of the holiday. the road closures are designed to prevent large crowds from gathering at a location where illegal fireworks have long been a problem. a section of that roadway will be closed until five o'clock on tuesday morning. well san francisco will celebrate the fourth of july with fireworks once again this year. the fireworks will be launched from a barge near pier 39 aquatic park, starting at 9 30 tomorrow night. i want to show you now some video from last year's event. the best views are usually from the hyde street harbor and fisherman's warf areas. but you will need to get there early, of course to try to get a good spot because large crowds are expected. other good viewpoints are near pier 39 the pier 43 walk away. caltrain meantime, will offer a

here i'm bilr senior at bellevue high. this is my first day back at school after a visit with uncle jim in washington dc uncle jim's the congressman from our

ellen barkin, zero will be closed and grand avenue between macarthur boulevard and bellevue avenue. these closures will take place from eight am until 10 p.m. on sunday and then from eight am until six p.m. monday. grizzly peak boulevard between skyline boulevard and centennial drive will also be closed from six p.m. on sunday until five am on tuesday, and we also have a full list of the fun fourth of july activities happening around the bay this weekend. you can find on our website ktvu .com. if you do plan on hitting the roads this weekend, get ready to spend a pretty penny, according to triple a, the national average price for a gallon of gas has dropped five cents since monday to 4 84. california the average price per gallon is $6.27 will break it down to bay area prices in san francisco. the average price is $6.39. in oakland gasses 6 34 and in san jose. the average price is 6 30. from a tax increase at the pump to bart fare increases to bridge toll prices commuting around the bay area is even more expensive today than it was yesterday. ktvu james torres breaks down the cost in

east 18th street, ellen barkhad era will be closed and grand avenue between macarthur boulevard in bellevue avenue. these closures will take place from eight am until 10 pm sunday and then from eight am until six p.m. monday. grizzly people of art between skyline boulevard in centennial drive will be also be closed from six p.m. on sunday until five am on tuesday, and we have a list of fun activities happening around the bay area this weekend and you can find it all on our website ktvu .com. according to triple a, the national average price for a gallon of gas has dropped five cents since monday to 4 84 in california. the average price for a gallon is 6 27. we're breaking it down here for the bay area in san francisco. the average price is 6 39 in oakland gasses 6 34 and in san jose. the average price is $6.30. oh from a tax increase at the pub to bart. fare increases to bridge toll rises, commuting around the bay area is even more expensive today than it was yesterday. ktvu james torres breaks down the cost increases. it's the last thing you want to hear about before the fourth of july wee

has always compelled me because my mother told me that many times that when she was a young nurse at bellevue hospital in new york city she had twice sat beside girls as they died from botched abortions. both girls were interviewed by detectives who demanded to know the abortionist's names. but both refused to reveal them. they were too terrified, my mother always said. abortionists to use the term of that era typically extracted three promises from women who sought them out, they must keep the procedure a secret, they must never reveal the abortionist's name, and no matter what happened to them afterward, they must never contact him or her again. flanagan also writes the first time i saw one of the new 3d ultrasounds of a fetus in utero, i wasn't entirely sure what i was looking at. it wasn't anything like the black and white images i was used to seeing. it looked other worldly like we had finally made contact with a planet we had always wanted to reach. for a long time these images made me anxious, they are proof that grows within a pregnant woman's body is a human being, living and unfoldi

thank you so m here i'm bill mir senior at bellevue high. this is my first day back at school after a visit with uncle jim in washington dc uncle jim's the congressman from our district. i sure was popular that day especially since there was a test coming up in civics class here of thought i was running

the president is now en route to the schlos bellevue the kind of the president and his wife nancy are accompanied in their limousine by the mayor of west berlin abrahamkin and his wife monica. they are in route to the schloss bellevue where they will meet privately with the president of west germany richard van fisucker and his wife they will meet their briefly then they will take a treat of trip to the reichstag building to view exhibits there one of the tumor fraun or the rebel women the women that built up berlin after world war two and the devastation that took over berlin 80% of the city was destroyed in the war and also they will view an exhibit at the reich talk about the marshall plan. then president reagan will adjourn that meeting at the reichtag then he will travel in motorcade to the brandenburg gate where he will deliver what is considered to be a major speech at the brandenburg gate. we will sign off for now as far as our live coverage of the president in berlin, but we will be back at 10 minutes till two for the speech that the president reagan will make at the brandenb

here with more on the impact, manager for bellevue parks and community services jen newton. jen, the backdrop that you're standing in front of is is so beautiful. >> thank you. carley: tell us what's going on. why is this happening? >> well, you know, there's several reasons why there's a shortage of lifeguards. we, you know, covid didn't help. there was the a shortage prior to covid, but cosid exacerbated the issue with us -- covid exacerbated with us not being able to offer the certification classes. learning how to rescue people, you've got to hold on to each other and do skills and drills. we're also in competition for those scarce, part-time summer job staff with all the other industries that need them for their summer help too. carley: well, i know the that your organization is looking for 15-20 lifeguards to open up all the pools that you have available. how is that search going? >> we're trying really hard to fill those the slots. we're offering lifeguarding classes every weekend along with other agencies in the area. we are, you know, getting the word out through th

stephanie ramos is at bellevue hospital where a patient is isolating. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: george, good morning. a new york city resident has tested positive for the virus and they are isolating here at this hospital. now, the cdc says they are releasing some vaccines for a small number of people who have been exposed to monkeypox. now there are seven people in the u.s. now confirmed or presumed to have the virus in five states. the cdc says monkeypox can be transmitted through prolonged close contact and anyone can get it. now, this is not the first time monkeypox cases have been reported here in the u.s. back in 2003, there was an outbreak from imported animals that likely infected 47 people. george? >> steve had the birds. you havethe traffic there, stephanie. tell us how quickly this is spreading. >> reporter: it is spreading pretty quickly and it is noisy out here. there are now about 250 confirmed or suspected cases of monkeypox in 18 different countries where the disease is not normally found, george. >> stephanie ramos, thanks.

officers discovered a 48-year-old male with a gunshot wound to his torso and transported the victim to bellevue hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. >> reporter: the suspect fleeing into lower manhattan and still on the loose this morning. this latest shooting comes just weeks after another shooter opened fire on a brooklyn subway line injuring ten people. incredibly all those passengers surviving. these incidents are just the latest in the recent uptick in unprovoked attacks across america. data from the cdc shows during the first year of the pandemic, gun homicides increased by 35%, the highest level in 25 years. investigators now asking the public for help identifying the suspect who got away. this deadly shooting that police are calling senseless, leaving a community on edge. george? >> what a terrifying story. okay, thanks very much. >>> breaking news from president biden this morning. at a press conference in tokyo he appeared to signal a big shift saying that the u.s. military would respond if china invaded taiwan. senior white house correspondent mary bruce was there. the commen

and the city was all of international tours here in bellevue middle of. and they just couldn't believe how hard we could party here in berlin. apathy that kind of thing didn't exist anywhere else in the world, i think. and so in 2006, this wish berlin really did change its image through this poor bad sick libraries. that override had coined enough we proudly showed up to the world what we could do with nothing and of the plan with empathy theft of what fine of inquiry fietta, hooker, hiden, berlin continued to develop into a party town. those who wanted to stalk up on the requisite trucks had it easy. and crude spoken fredericks hung near many clubs, drugs were openly available. lauren, laura alissa, drugs are being consumed in germany known for the past 9 years. the number of crimes recorded by the police has risen from that young last year to almost 360000 . 0, la shrimp is the head of the narcotics division of the berlin state police. drug use in the capital has been increasing for years. berlin is currently a 10 year high, cocaine and ecstasy dominate

note monkeypox shows up it's a very serious thing despite that name for the one case in new york city bellevue hospitals have confirmed another in boston. i think, arthel just a reminder we forgot to be careful and watch our health and take the correct precautions over everything. arthel: the good news is monkeypox is not prevalent is not easily transmissible white covid is but guess what, covid is still here. i'm telling the people left and right are falling from it. i am saying where the masks that's me talking. that is it i'm going to leave it on that note probably back tomorrow noon eastern. we hope you'll join us. thank you very much. eric: see you tomorrow. a smell. it's a buick. we need snacks for the team. alexa, take us to the nearest grocery store. getting directions. alexa will get us there in no time. it's a buick. let's be real. don't make me turn this alexa around. oh my. it's painful. the buick enclave, with available alexa built in. ask “alexa, tell me more about buick suvs.” welcome to your world. your why. what drives you? what do you want to leave behind? what do you wan

and the ceiling was full of international tourism in bellevue. and they just couldn't believe how hard we could party here in berlin. apathy that kind of thing didn't exist anywhere else in the world. and so in 2006, this wish berlin really did change its image through this poor by the 6th grade that override had coined and we proudly showed up to the world what we could do with nothing and of the climate empathy theft of what fine of improve fietta, ofterhide and berlin continued to develop into a party town. those who wanted to up on the requisite drugs, had it easy encroachment in friedrich time, near many clubs, drugs were openly available in lauren. laura illicit drugs are being consumed in germany upside known for the past 9 years. the number of crimes recorded by the police has risen. that's young the last year to almost $360000.00. 0, la shrimp is the head of the narcotics division of the berlin state police. drug use in the capital has been increasing for years. berlin is currently at a 10 year high, cocaine and ecstasy dominate. the sce

in new york officials are investigating one potential case at bellevue hospital in manhattan. just a couple of minutes ago we learned it's being treated as a presumptive positive while they wait for krtd confirmation and in massachusetts the cdc confirms its first case in the u.s. this is not at all like covid. health authorities say monkeypox does not spread nearly as fast and that they are stressing the risk to the general public is extremely low. meg tirrell is here. no need for panic, right >> no, shep. monkeypox is a fairly rare disease that typically doesn't spread very easily between people usually it spills over from animals. it's related to smallpox but causes less severe disease the way it spreads, if it does spread person-to-person, is through close contact, skin lesions or rivian droplets which usually requires prolonged face-to-face contacts. one of the characteristics of the current outbreak is many cases have been in men who have sex with men health authorities say it's not unique to this group and anyone with close physical contact to another case is potentiall

trevor ault is at bellevue hospital where they're treating that patient. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george. the new york city department of health is conducting preliminary tests to see if this is in fact monkeypox and if it comes back positive it will be sent to the cdc for further confirmation and would make it the second confirmed case here in the u.s. you mentioned that first case was announced earlier this week in massachusetts. that was a man who recently traveled back from canada. though abc news confirmed the cdc is also monitoring six other people for possible symptoms. now we know the big question a lot of viewers will be asking is simply what is monkeypox? it's a viral illness that comes from the same family as smallpox typically starts out similar to the flu an can cause rashes and it usually circulates in western africa, recently more than 100 cases have been confirmed in countries it's not usually found, the uk, canada, france and italy, and then we want to point out children tend to be at higher risk and can cause compl

bellevue east high school didn't start playing till the seventh grade. hehe creative offensive coordinator can do something with them about it to seeay of . whipped-cream smile? dad, i'm in high school now. just put it in my mouth. okay, that's disgusting. stop it. save some of that bossing people around for the office, lady. after a 20-year vacation, claire is rejoining the work force. not a vacation. but i am starting a job at my dad's closet company. he's kind of grooming me to take over. i have a background in marketing. i'm so proud of her. oh, uh, speaking of marketing -- we're out of milk. claire: i'm actually kind of nervous. you're gonna be great. and remember, if you get into a jam, just do the impression i taught you. [ as christopher walken ] hey. you can hang your clothes in me. [ normal voice ] christopher walk-in closet. i'm not doing that. okay, relax, mom. you're working for grandpa. it's not even a real job. it's like that summer when i worked for dad. he was just trying to make me feel good about myself. he didn't really need my help.

and the ceiling was all of international tourism in bellevue middle of. and they just couldn't believe how hard we could party here in berlin. apathy that kind of thing didn't exist anywhere else in the world. and so in 2006, which berlin really did change its image through this with poor, by the 6th grade that override, had coined and off. we proudly showed up to the world what we could do with nothing and of the climate empathy theft of what fine off import, fietta, ofterhide, and berlin continued to develop into a party town. those who wanted to half on the requisite trucks had it easy. crew its burden. friedreich's time near many clubs, drugs were openly available. lauren, laura alissa, drugs are being consumed in germany units that known for the past 9 years. the number of crimes recorded by the police has risen. let's see on the last year to almost $360000.00. 0, la shrimp is the head of the narcotics division of the berlin state police. drug use in the capital has been increasing for years. berlin is currently at a 10 year high, cocaine and ecstasy

it will push into bellevue. by 6:18, wilfred by 6:34. could run up to rohnert park by 6:47. as we move into this portion, we'll likely see that move into the south and eldridge as we head to 6:45. the big heat on the way. i'm back with that in about 15 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. >>> our other top story tonight, new details into the overdose death of a san jose police officer. officer de'jon packer was a healthy, fit young man who died after ingesting a small amount of fentanyl. just some of the findings in the coroner's report obtained by nbc bay area. now that report is what milpitas police had been waiting for to determine the next step in its death investigation. damian trujillo is in milpitas police headquarters with the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> milpitas police had not even seen the coroner's report until we told them that it was out. now they'll begin to ask questions like who was officer pack were the night he died, and did that play a role in his death. the coroner's report lists the cause of death for san jose police officer de'jon packer as fentan

shortly before four o'clock this morning, santa rosa police stopped a car in the area of dutton and bellevue avenues. the officer recognized one of the passengers 28 year old devin braddy to be a wanted man and quickly arrested him. a search of that vehicle turned up a loaded 45 caliber semiautomatic pistol in the glove compartment. a suspect was arrested for being a felon in possession of a firearm and other charges. new details from friday's deadly plane crash in marin county. we now know the names of both victims. the marine county sheriff's department confirms that michael breyer of sacramento was the second person on that plane. jennifer fox mother, also from sacramento, had already been identified. flight tracking data did show the plane made several loops over the golden gate bridge before it crashed. homicide investigation is now underway in the oakland hills were body was discovered last night. police found that body in an open space area near grizzly peak boulevard and fish ranch road. investigators say the victim was killed elsewhere and then brought to that location. officers res

emergency medical services took them to bellevue hospital where he is in stable condition. tuesday afternoon, the nypd releasing the latest crime statistics for the month of april. overall crime in new york city increased by 34.2% compared to the same time one year ago. >> it is a perception among criminals that there is no punishment even among criminals. >> in california the latest statistics show crime is up 10.3%. it has been viewed 1.6 million times. another woman nearby, the women go their separate ways and then it shows them helping themselves, before they run out with stolen goods. a man then runs after them and we reached out to law enforcement, no word back. we will have more information as we get it. shannon: with everything going on in the world. my next guest is all about just this. we will be right back after this. on. wait, what? it sounded like you just said an eye drop that may help you see up close. i did. it's an innovative way to... so, wait. i don't always have to wear reading glasses? yeah! vuity™ helps you see up close. so, i can see up close with j

said we think need to go to bellevue. he went to bellevue hospital here in manhattan and they treated him and then he was released. and a couple of days later he is wandering around in the same neighborhood where he killed that woman. >> ainsley: i wonder what he told the doctors? >> steve: i was in a fight. >> ainsley: imagine how many times she put that hockey duffle bag in the back of her trunk to take her boys to the hockey game and this is her demise. >> brian: older one was with the father out in oregon looking at a college. the 13-year-old was upstairs. waited until 4:00 a.m. to we would the body. it was about a half mile away. so, it looks like this is done. but the carnage and the devastation to the area, to the family will be will last a lifetime. >> ainsley: very nice area. they live in a $2 million home. >> brian: imagine queens with space between the houses beautiful area. >> steve: in addition to losing the mother details are coming out how she had an affair with him for a couple of years. you have got to fe

she is the fiction editor of the bellevue literary review. mcconnell was a student of vonneguts at the iowa writers workshop from 1965 to 1967. and we just learned while we were in the green room that she was a scholar facilitator at va hospitals. so that's super interesting and i hope to hear more about it. thank you all for joining us. i will leave the screen and leave you guys to it. thank you so much. and remember ask a question. we'll get we'll get to later. thanks penny. so, yeah, thank you all for being here this is very very exciting for me we've had a bunch of good events and we have another one on thursday with the book and public library this thursday and then on november 30th, i'll be doing teaching a seminar for three weeks with the 92nd street y and but tonight is i come up with the title. it's full meta jacket. get it full metal jacket because we're talking about war and we're talking about going meta we're talking about how kurt vonnegut approached the issue of war by using metafiction. and so, you know, i'm gonna let's come t

population will now be housed somewhat in seattle and somewhat in the nearby towns like kirk land and bellevue. that's what the plan is now. buying up hotels in nearby cities trying to help the homeless there. >> gillian: thanks again for sharing your story, your family's story with us. we wish you all the best. >> thanks for having me on. >> dana: fox news alert. president biden is spending the day at camp david but rest and relaxation may seem far away as the economic crisis intensifies. his administration trying to get a handle on surging inflation and supply problems that refuse to go away. i'm dana perino. bill hemmer has the day off. >> gillian: i'm in for bill, i'm gillian turner in washington that hit to americans' wallets is dragging down president biden's poll numbers now. his approval rating is a new low of 33% nationwide. former house speaker newt gingrich is the president caving to his left leaning part of his party. >> you have a socialism and woke secular religion. the problem that biden has is that he can't break loose from it. so biden sits there and does more of what doesn't

anyway, the what when i went through the manic episode that brought me to bellevue hospital and then got into treatment it was so disorienting and it was so profoundly challenging to the reality that i have. thought i had created about myself the story had written about myself that i needed to write it out and at first i didn't have a sense that i was. writing material for a book and again the point zero one percent of that made it into the book, but it was a process of writing. to make sense of what i really believed and what fell true to me and what felt authentic and coming into contact with my suffering which was such a glancing process of coming slightly closer slightly. just like what leslie what you're saying about the iphone just like slightly closer and then moving away slightly closer turning away through rationalization slightly closer. and so that took years and years and years. and so that was so that i mean the simple answer your question is i started immediately and then it took me 10 years to carry that through but then the more the more simple question of like okay w

. >> i would be dead or in betty ford or bellevue if i had not the lord every single day, you know i can't make it i can't make it through a day, honestly. you know i worked at abc request regis all those years at nbc with hoda, with every network, and, yes, a lot of those places they would say a secretly can i come to your dressing room will you pray for me god has people everywhere it is a environment is he welcome in your environment, i never -- i always had a boldness just i scripture all the time i don't separate from spiritual we're not supposed to not just visit somebody for an hour in a building on saturday or sunday. maria: that is right, kathie god bless you thank you so much for being here we will check out series we will hope to see you soon thanks very much. >> thank you. >> congrats. >> lord bless. >> happy he easter, have a blessed easter kathie, you. we'll be right back. . . yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own fin

i have been in the bellevue emergency room. taking care of someone who did attempted murder handcuffed strapped next to the victim and i have to take care of both. >> steve: the student once it hit the fan she has now apologized. she said i never intended to harm the patient. i understand how my misguided tweet read that i did intend to harm them as retribution. i am truly sorry. and what's extraordinary is the school is saying all of our procedures were followed. and so i don't think she is in any trouble. >> which is disturbing. and i wonder about the medical school bowing to the woke philosophies rather than the ethics of the situation which again is to make sure that you care for a patient no matter what they say to you. this is an essential part of our training. it's very disturbing that the medical school reacted this way forest medical school that they are letting her off the hook. that they're i can kicking the can down the road, temporary suspension. rather than looking at the heart of the problem teaching medical stud

we believe in this fight, and in our victory muscle bodied bellevue to move nozzle. but we are ready to simultaneously fight and look for diplomatic solutions. if i could end this war openly, the trevino boy british prime minister boris johnson, made a surprise trip to visit zalinski and ukraine on saturday. the leaders discussed more british financial support. that's on top of 100000000 pounds in high grade weapons. johnson promised on friday to help ukraine thinned off russian attacks of a lion. russia deny is launching a rocket at civilians at the crumb a torture station, but it has a new war plan. general alexander, the warranty cough will now oversee the invasion. he commanded russian forces in syria and will take control of an invasion, plague by high casualties, and some unexpected losses on the ground. as russian forces refocus on the east, they have withdrawn from other parts of the country. the northern city of tourney of was under siege for weeks, though it was never captured, it's mer, says at least 700 people died in the salt w, corresponded. alexander p

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my husband and i did our residency at nyu and so at that story bellevue hospital in new york, if you look you see that they still have these big copper terraces these outside of the building where they would put the tuberculosis patients outside so that they would convales in the open air sometimes in the middle of winter. so my theory is going to be that it's not just fresh air. it's also to avoid disease, but i don't actually have any but it's a bad. i'm gonna just just make that jump there. why not? oh, we have a question. patient zero zero we all heard about patient zero with hiv. they kept trying to track back to who is the very first did you discover any patients zeros and how does that stand up as a concept there? was it just a cute name for the book or a good question. that's so funny. i think we danced around everything that patient zero so excellent question. we did talk a lot about patients there. so this book is sort of littered with stories of people who were the first or so called first person to have a disease and i think that the story of the origins of hiv and aids i