because of the damage there has been to energy infrastructure, energy needed, of course, for vital health care services. and as well with plummeting temperatures and people less able, potentially, to heat their homes, there are warnings as well that people could be more vulnerable to certain conditions. but they used some pretty strong language in this world health organization briefing. hans kluge, who is the who s europe regional director, was talking about figures that he said the un agency had verified of 703 attacks on health infrastructure since the war began. now, who s definition and attack is quite broad, now, the who s definition and attack is quite broad it says it defines it as any attack or any act of verbal or physical violence, threat of violence or other psychological violence, or obstruction that interferes with the availability, access, and delivery of health services. but they said they had verified 703
about survival. more on that speech by dr hans kluge. he said that the who had verified 703 attacks on health infrastructure since russia invaded ukraine 9 months ago. he said such attacks are a breach of international humanitarian law and the rules of war . he also said ten million people around quarter of the population are without power. and that this was particularly dangerous as temperatures are expected to reach as low as minus 20 degrees. he said he expected two to three million people to leave their homes in search of warmth and safety, making them more exposed to respiratory illnesses such as covid, pneumonia and flu. our correspondentjessica parker is also in kyiv. something the who was speaking about is how the colder temperatures are setting in as we get into winter. we have seen the first snow here in kyiv and the damage to the energy structure is also of concern given how vital it is to provide energy to
this one was when a protester ran on the field. here s peyton and eli with that call. yeah, there he is. there he is. yes. oh. that s what we re talking about. wagner. veteran, right, get him down. now get out and let these guys take over. all right. to baseball. the phillies ending the longest playoff drought in the national league. nice turn around for them after firing joe girardi earlier in the season. they grabbed the final wild card spot in the national lead with a 3-0 win. all 12 postseason spots have been clinched with two more days left in the regular season. see them celebrating in the clubhouse. long time coming for the phillies. albert pujols launching his 703rd home run last night against the pirates. that gives him 2216 rbis in his
albert hooks it down the left field line. 703. history rbis number 2,215 and 2,216. albert pujols adds to his hall of fame career, passing babe ruth on the all time rbi list. now this is our his rbi unofficially because major league baseball didn t start officially tracking them until 1920, six years after ruth s rookie season. man, pujols is going out in style as he caps off his hall of fame career. time now for the weather. and we saw michelle grossman cheering here for that phillies news. everything is still about philadelphia. yes. phillies and a philadelphia sports fan in the white house. you know, i feel like we re
crazy given what we ve had to deal with since the biden administration started inviting people to come to our state by the thousands everyday. jon: he talks about leaders who advocated their moral duty, is joe biden among those leaders? i ve never heard a democratic mayor criticized joe biden even though he s the one inviting people to come here, millions of these people coming every year and it s overwhelming my state and these governors of other states and mayors, i ve never heard them make a single criticism of the biden administration even though they are directly responsible for this humanitarian crisis. jon: let s look at the numbers just from the el paso sector. august 2022, 29000 703 migrant encounters in el paso sector, it s up 48% from 2021.