Obviously given what happened in San Bernardino and of course in paris. A lot of stepped up security but look at this, nothing but fun and lots of fireworks taking place right now in london as they ring in 2016. I remember the mayor of london saying he wanted party goers to go out there and soak it up and get the atmosphere and celebrate the new year and theyre doing that in london as we speak. Theyve been doing it across the world and over the last not australia, whats the first one . New zealand, australia, thailand, china, moscow all celebrating the new year here. And new years eve of course bringing out big crowds, creating security concerns all around the globe especially as i mentioned in light of the terror attacks in paris and San Bernardino. As joe tells us officials in new york city are taking extra measures to keep its iconic ball drop safe. A Million People are expected to ring in the new year in times square. Along with confetti theres caution in the air. Reporter thousand
Police chief told me people have to be outside of this building this morning. That you want to show them down the sidewalk on the other side, you can see this isnt a new problem. That Apartment Building down there that is fenced off, that was closed years ago and it is one example that people who live here are pointing to saying why should we have to leave this unit when that one was closed years ago and is Still Standing . There are a lot of upset residents here in pacifica concerned about where they are going to go. Living in an area where rent is ever on the increase, there is no one here who says they can afford to leave and find another place to go. Right now, there is a temporary shelters set up for these 20 Apartment Buildings. Its set up at the Community Center but obviously thats not a longterm solution. You have a lot of people wondering what is going to happen, feeling like they have been dumped on this afternoon and told they have to get out. The police chief told me they h
Good morning, im melissa harrisperry. I want to begin this morning with the words of dr. Martin luther king jr. They have something to say to us in their death. They have something to say to every minister of the gospel who has remained silent behind the safe security of stained glass windows, they have something to say to every politician has fed his constituents the stale bread of hatred and the spoiled meat of racism. That we must substitute courage for caution. These are the words of dr. King offered to the grieving congregation gathered together amid the blistering pain and the incomprehensible loss of four little girls. Slaughtered in their Birmingham Sunday School by the bomb of southern white supremicists. Today, the words are not for four but for nine. Murdered as they gathered together in the familiar ritual of wednesday night bible study. Rechbd Clementa Pinckney 41. Reverend sharonda singleton, 45. Sanders, 26. Ethel lance, 70. Susie jackson, 87. Reverend depayne middletond
CDC: Many COVID-19 patients who suffered mild illness being diagnosed with new ailments months later
By Austin Williams
Study found increased risk of death in patients with ‘long COVID’
Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly from the St. Louis VA Healthcare System talks about a study that found an increased risk of death in patients who developed so-called long COVID.
LOS ANGELES - A recent study from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that among more than 3,000 non-hospitalized COVID-19 patients who suffered mild forms of the disease, two-thirds ended up being diagnosed with a new health condition up to five months after contracting the novel coronavirus.