A rare case of bubonic plague was reported from the US, when a resident caught the infection from a pet cat. Here’s everything you must know about this serious bacterial infection which can be fatal
When the bubonic plague pandemic hit in 1896, soon after Japan had colonized the island, social and political forces led residents to resist public health initiatives.
katie: president trump has been railing against california s homeless crisis. what they are doing to our beautiful california is a disgrace to our country. look at los angeles, with the attendance and the horrible, horrible, disgusting conditions. katie: he s ready to take action. the president sending a fact-finding team to figure out how to stop the epidemic of trash, rodent infestation, and threats have a plague outbreak. local officials are telling him to stay away. democrat state senator sang trump needs to back off and focus on his own mess of an administration. dana, seems like the mayor s office in l.a. is welcoming them, at least have a conversation. dana: this is pretty interesting. the whole posse comitatus, can the government, and to take care of something? what would be the reason?
todd? todd: the homeless crisis worsening in los angeles. this as we are getting a first hand look at the potential fallout the crisis is having on residents and how it now shines a light on the failures of public officials. here with investigation is fox news emily compagno. always good to see you. thank you for having me. it s such an important topic. it was an honor to travel to l.a. with the the five and fox news. i lived on the west coast my entire life and i have seen firsthand how the homeless crisis is spiraling out of control in cities like seattle and portland and los angeles. and in california, things are going from bad to worse with an explosion of trash build-up and rat infestation. as one who practiced law there for years, it s heart breaking to see and, in fact, the situation is so dire, experts have been sounding the alarm about the potential for a plague outbreak. i went to skid row with dr. drew pinsky to see the devastating conditions. watch.
trash buildup and rat infestation. as someone who practiced law there for years, i find it heartbreaking. in fact, the situation is so dire, experts have been sounding the alarm for a potential for a plague outbreak. i went to see the devastating conditions. watch. the entire l.a. basin is at risk for a public health crisis. now, if it ends up being typhus or plague, i don t know what it s going to be, but rodents are here and we are one of the only cities in the country that doesn t have a rodent control. emily: have you seen it exponentially explode? a lot of it is drugs, dope. a lot of it is mental illness.