seeing a surgeon cases, because of human behavior, and because of social interactions, or if we are sing a surgeon cases because of this new strain, and the reality is, could be a combination of both. likely the strain is in the us, scientist think it is already here so we have to wait and see how it ends up evolving in the us but again, the increase in cases could truly be by chance, and not due to the mutations. how effective are the vaccines likely to be against not only this particular strain but others that you mentioned? this is a question about people are asking. as of now scientists think the vaccine that we have will continue to be effective against these mutations. and that is because the vaccines that we have targets that sars spike protein so when you think of the coronavirus you guys member the image that it is a crown and we are targeting the spike protein that is what actually locks onto ourselves, and enters ourselves. in because it targets that spike, it
police fired tear gas and detained over 200 demonstrators more than 100000 people took to the streets calling for president alexander lukashenko to step down last month s presidential election has been widely condemned as rigged. voters in switzerland have rejected a proposal to reduce immigration from european union countries switzerland isn t a member of the e.u. but under current agreements citizens can live and work in switzerland and vice versa results show almost 62 percent of referendum participants voted against the measure put forward by the populist swiss people s party this is deja vu news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram a t w news where visit our website e.w. dot com. the. you re. more than half of the world s population lives to be and this number is one expected to grow in the coming years with modern society geared towards becoming more and more organized how we really around the world and what does this mean for and why but that s what we talk a
we are taking our viewers live to president jimmy carter at the atlanta, georgia carter center where he is expected to give an update on his cancer diagnosis. we appreciate your time and here s president carter. carter: the doctors and hundreds of the wishers here have called in sending letters or e-mails and i try to answer as i can. to outline what is happened so far with my medical condition. , what i plan to do in the future, i will answer questions from the media. may i went down to dionna guyana. i had a bad cold, came back here to emery. in the process, they did a complete physical examination. the mri showed there was a cancer or growth on my liver. scan that lit up so they were pretty sure there was a cancer. the tumor was only two and a half cubic centimeters. which was a 10th of my liver. they did a biopsy and found out it was cancer and melanoma. they had a suspicion then and now that the melanoma started somewhere else in my body and spread to the liver. doctors
come. it s very very difficult. because we never expected anything like this. when asked about the alleged killer dylann roof she speaks of forgiveness. the president of the naacp is delivering a different message here. he says the culture which led roof to wear racist symbols and speak of starting a race war must not be tolerated. as we americans will not subscribe to that philosophy. we will not give up. we will not give in. brad: it has been an extraordinary sight at the church all day long. it s a stiflingly hot and humid day in charleston. but the parade of people with flowers has been unending. and tonight we expect even more emotion. i have jill is planned at a college a vigil is planned at college basketball arena and they are expecting thousands. brad bell abc7 news. thank you. what we are seeing charleston we are seeing here. victims coming out and people who have been reacting to what happened at the emanuel a.m.e. church church holding a vigile to rememb
athian way. ktvu jana katsuyama is live at the scene where their residents and family received a briefing today. jana? reporter: julie, you can see behind me the fencing and these keep out signs. just on the other side of the fence it drops down the hill. what happens about three weeks ago the concrete started to buckle and then gave way. collapsing down the way. you can see all of this debris and the light post that came down leaving a big mess and a lot of concerns about what could happen next. they blocked off what used to be a road and parking lot, but heavy rains have washed away the hillside behind the bay park retirement community in pinole. a massive collapse that has crept up to the edge of the building, which houses some 80 seniors. nearby homeowners are concerned about the danger of more erosion. i just walked up here to see how it might affect my house. i live just a couple of blocks away. reporter: the problem started three weeks ago. one resident steven ha