nineteen degrees there once we go towards sunday though we are going to start to see more clouds coming in from the north the south is going to ring quite nice with rome at about twenty degrees there well not so nice is what s going to happen here across the eastern part of the med notice clouds right there that is going to be a storm that is developing across the region bring some very heavy rain not only to africa but also the levant and also into parts of crete cyprus as well as into turkey for cairo we do expect to see some windy conditions for you at twenty nine bengazi it is going to be a cloudy day at sixteen in tripoli at about sixteen for you. who was sponsored by qatar at. the time a fish every week a new cycle brings a seemingly simple breaking stories and then of course there s donald trump town through the eyes of the outstanding east that s right out of a hamas script that calls for the an aisle asian of israel that is not what that phrase means at all the liste
proliferating so fast throughout the globe. and according to dr. marie menard, who we will hear from, the number is estimated to grow to 115 million by 2050 as populations around the world age, although there is early onset as l but predominantly it is one of the by-products of all of us ages and there seems to be a higher proclivity the woolder one gets. once someone reaches 85, the chance of some form of dementia is one out of two. the total cost of addressing this is $818 billion. but as early as next year it is estimated that this cost will rise to at least $1 trillion. that s per year. it will go up from there. as we all know, alzheimer s is a cruel disease robbing its victims of their memories and their identities. robbing their family and friends of the person they know and love. it is excruciatingly painful for someone who lose themselves gradually. i have spoken myself to many individuals, especially those who are early onset who have young families and are dealing w
global self-help committee. researchers who studied the disease, new jersey congressman christopher smith chairs the hearing. the committee will come to order, good afternoon, everybody, i apologize for the delay. we had a series of votes, and we have one later too, so i want to get right to it, i want to thank you for being here. millions living in the world with apples heimers disease. more than the entire population of spain international. the number of victims who have alzheimer s is tripling every year. we are in a race like few other diseases, it s proliferating so fast throughout the globe. according to dr. menard, the deputy director of the national institute on aging, who we ll hear from moment air lily. the number is increasing. there s also early on set as well. there seems to be a higher proclivity the chances of some form of dementia is 1 out of 2. the cost of addressing this question today. as early as next year, it s estimated this cost will rise to at leas
alzheimer s is projected to or likely to double every 20 years, we are in a race like few other diseases because it is proliferating so fast throughout the globe and according to dr. maria bernard, the deputy director of the national institute on age who will hear from momentarily, the number s estimated to grow to 15 million by 2050 as populations around the world age. predominantly it is a one of the byproducts of all of us aging and there seems to be a higher procliffty the older one gets and it s been estimated that once somebody reaches 85, the chance of some form of dementia is one out of two. it s a very serious problem. the total estimated global cost of addressing this condition today is $818 billion but as early as next year it is estimated that this cost will rise to at least $1 trillion per year and it will go up from there. as we all know, alzheimer s is a cruel disease robbing its victims of their memories and identities, robbing their family and friends of the
some slick roads and a very slow and dangerous evening commute. take a look at our live drive time traffic map. you can see here a lot of red on 880, 580, the sunol grade, 101, 280. it is jammed up all over the bay area. the square icons that you see, that s where accidents have been reported. let s take a look at a couple of our cameras. this is 880. you can see it is jammed up in both directions. excuse me this is 80. that s the university avenue overcrossing there at the top of the screen. when you see traffic on that access road all the way to the left, you know it is a rough evening commute. and now let s go to the bay bridge toll plaza. all of those cars heading into san francisco looks a lot like a morning commute. very slow going for folks trying to get into san francisco tonight. now to vallejo where the recent rain is making a pothole problem even bigger tonight. parents sites happening in an area that makes it unsafe for their children to go to school. those pare