The city with 50s and low 60s yesterday. 5357 at livermore and san jose. Today upper 70s and low 80s. After today, we settle in about where these temperatures in the. The south wind at Oakland Airport. Fair followed fairfield a 26 miles per hour. A pretty good fog bank and i dont think it is going anywhere anytime soon. Temperatures will be low and probably will be for the next few days. Now lets go over to allie. Where would you like to start . We are going to start with the problem spot for much of the morning, i should say. The earlier crashes have been cleared out of the way, but you can see traffic has cleared northbound and southbound 600 80. Looking at the south bay commute, things look good and i can show you this live picture of 280 in san jose northbound and southbound, no problems to tell you about here. This is the san mateo bridge which is busy in the westbound direction over to the peninsula. The bay bridge toll plaza has been good for most of the morning. This is about i
Good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. Im Morgan Radford live from new york city. Its a tough weekend for those still struggling to find jobs. Emergency jobless benefits, a life line for many of americas unemployed, expire today. About 1. 3 Million People who have been out of work for months are finding themselves cut off. The government check they depend on, a little more than 1,000, will not show up in the mail. The benefits program was introduced in 2008 at the height of the recession. The payouts cost the federal government 225 billion. Extending them for another year at 19 billion, but congress has not done that yet. Tony harris reports. Months ago they lost their jobs. Now they are losing the money they get from the government to get by. Since 2008 congress extented the Compensation Program a dozen times. This time lawmakers let it lapse. This means people who lost their jobs will no lodger have a cushion once state benefits run out. Usually after 26 weeks. With the extensi
America. Im morgan radford, live from new york city. Emergency jobless benefits, a life line for the unemployed, is set to expire on saturday. 1. 3 Million People who have been out of work for a month will be cut off. The average recipient will lose out on 1,000 each and every month. The benefit program was introduced in 2008 at the height of the recession. Since then the payouts cost the government 20 billion. Extending it for a year will cost another 19 billion. Congress has not done that yet. More than a million unemployed will lose benefits because the Unemployment Program was allowed to expire before Congress Took its break. Since 2008 the federal government has supplied benefits to unemployed workers when state benefits run out. Usually after 26 weeks, as long as 73 weeks in some states. Michigans Unemployed People will be hit. 45,000 people will lose access right away. 145,000 some time next year. I get 161 a week after taxes. 56yearold frons is one of them. Bring norbert franza
And i had a roll in my kitchen of parchment paper, and so, thats what i used for my foundation, cause it was handy and its lightweight, and so, for every quadrant, i cut myself a piece of lightweight parchment paper baking parchment. And you decided to do that instead of a strip set because string piecing like that is kind of fun, right . Exactly. I think, you know. Yeah, then i would have you know, actually, think about it is if i made strip sets. The order would be all the same in certain ones. It would repeat. In this way, it was just, like, eating chocolate. Just grab one out of the box and or eating cookies that you baked on your parchment paper. Right, exactly. So, im gonna clear this block a little bit cause were gonna have an area to work on right here. And were gonna show you how to make one of those quadrants. So, i should just pick something out to start with. And how did you decide, by the way, what size to make your quadrants and what size to make your blocks . Did you jus
Objective To examine and summarise evidence from meta-analyses of cohort studies that evaluated the predictive associations between baseline cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) and health outcomes among adults.
Design Overview of systematic reviews.
Data source Five bibliographic databases were searched from January 2002 to March 2024.
Results From the 9062 papers identified, we included 26 systematic reviews. We found eight meta-analyses that described five unique mortality outcomes among general populations. CRF had the largest risk reduction for all-cause mortality when comparing high versus low CRF (HR=0.47; 95% CI 0.39 to 0.56). A dose–response relationship for every 1-metabolic equivalent of task (MET) higher level of CRF was associated with a 11%–17% reduction in all-cause mortality (HR=0.89; 95% CI 0.86 to 0.92, and HR=0.83; 95% CI 0.78 to 0.88). For incident outcomes, nine meta-analyses described 12 unique outcomes. CRF was associated with the largest risk reduction in in