public health issues is easier to have your way with. isn t that correct? that s correct. and you know, again, a lot of what we are seeing, and i know it sounds like to some people like this is hyperbole, we are watching themes, and activities which were common in the cold war which every person in u.s. media and most thinking adults would have read in the paper coming from the soviet union, and thought well, that s absolutely ridiculous. or i can believe that they re evil enough to do that. but for some strange reason now one-third of the u.s. population s opinion has been co-opted to be in line with that of the russian federation. it s just the soviet union without communism. right? so that being said, these same themes which were created in the 80s. the soviets created the theme that the aids virus was a cia
. to those who hold faith in human science, a new sign of hope shienes across the horizon. for the second time in history a patient has been cleared of the hiv virus. it offers the most hope yet for the 40 million people living with hiv worldwide and may lead the way to possibly ending the aids epidemic. the lifestyle of some male homosexuals has triggered an epidemic of a rare form of cancer. a mysterious newly discovered disease, which affects mostly homosexual men, but has also been found in heterosexual men and women. blood transfusions may help spread aids. the aids virus may be carried by a million americans. president reagan called the deadly disease public health enemy number one. critics saz his commit ent it s now the cause of death
sergeant robert burrows. he was home with his wife and two young kids when this tornado hit. we have a shot from overhead to give you an idea of this destruction to his house. it was completely flattened. we notice now know he was in the icu. they are pulling for him as this community is pulling for everybody involved in this tornado. they are using helicopters, drones and dogs, but at some point, andrea, this will turn into a recovery mission. tammy, thank you so much for your reporting. we have amazing news from the world of medicine. researchers in london say a man appears to be free of the aids virus following a stem cell trance plant. he has not been identified. he agreed to a risky procedure to complete the procedure if
aids virus. it s an accident of geography. it s where you were born deciding if you live or die. if you have that problem here in new york. you live and you get bills. if you lived in malawi, you died. do you remember the first time you met my dad? we had different political views and whatever, but i was the guy who got him to look up from the table there in the oval office. he let his values tell him what to do. i don t know if it s a texas thing, but he felt the weight of the responsibility presiding over the greatest health crisis in 600 years. seldom has history offered a greater opportunity to do so much for so many. i remember that moment. when your father committed to this, he promised in the state
other stories. pressure mounting on french president macron after angry protests over rising fuel prices for a second week in a row. number two, general motors announcing it will close factories in michigan, ohio, maryland, canada. the plan will also slash 50% of the country s salary in north america. number three, many scientists questioning the claims of a chinese researcher who says he helped make the world s first genetically edited baby. said the goal of the procedure not allowed in the united states was to see if the baby was able to resist the aids virus. a massive snowstorm hitting the midwest causing thousands of flight delays and cancellations. more nasty weather is heading our way. we always bring you in for all the good news, adam. all happy to bring the good