already impacted as many as 450,000 thousand americans. symptoms vary from person to person but according to the cdc they can include include stomach cramps, diarrhoea, hives or itchy rashes, and shortness of breath that could trigger fatal anaphylaxis. mosquito bourne disease cases are also of concern in the us. just last month, the cdc said they identified a handful of cases where malaria was transmitted locally from mosquitos in texas and florida. that s the first time that has happened in 20 years. for more on the links between climate change and our health, my colleague carl nasman spoke to dr vanessa kerry, the world health organization s first special envoy for climate change and health. we ve heard that 200 million americans are under this warning of record breaking
the drama, right? harry people love krdrama. they are sick of it. i feel like views the crown would reboot these numbers. what about the uk generally? we love our britains, okay? americans views of the uk, look at this, 86% have a favorable view. 89% back in 1991, so this number really hasn t moved. we love our friends across the pond. this is one of my favorite questions. americans who want a u.s. royal family just 11% do. that s up from 3%. but the fact is, keep the crown across the pond. we like our republic. no monarchy involved. thank you. thank you for the speech, harry. why did it go from 3% to 11%? i don t know why. i think it might have been there were fewer undecideds. we were coming off of world war ii back then. maybe the memories of someone too powerful, those memories have gone adios. i don t know. thank you.
put arms down and let this aid and assistance get in. certainly the united states will be there with the people of sudan trying to make sure that they have that those necessary supplies. now, as for departures, we have, i think, as you know, conducted three ground convoys, gotten out according to tz state department a thousand americans. we stay in touch with americans to provide information they may need should they still want to get out. i want to tell you that the population of americans that we were in touch with, that wanted to get out, much, much smaller, a fraction of that number floating out there of 16,000, which are dual nationals who want to stay in the country, they were born there, they live there, that he work there, their families are there, and they want to stay. we will stay in touch with americans as needed. conducted three ground convoys to get americans out successfully and that includes even yesterday. before we let you go, i mean, i think every interview with
there is still a lot of great here. thank you and good luck. thank you very much. coming up this weekend, king charles iii will officially be crowned. are americans going to tune into the ceremony? i struggle to get his name right. harry enten has this morning s number. and the first female rapper to get inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. who is joining her next.
one of our reporters was alongside some of the evacuations from port sudan of americans. samantha power told kaitlin on the program that they cannot get the humanitarian aid that is needed in unless there is a permanent ceasefire s that achievable in your view? also, can you guarantee that every american who wants to get out of sudan can? so on the first question, is it achievable? we certainly hope so. that s why we are working through diplomacy to get the generals to put their arms down and to actually abide by the ceasefires. the ceasefires have gone through a couple of extensions here and resulted in the decrease of the violence but eliminated it. it needs to stop so the humanitarian assistance can get in. not just the united states wants to do this. u.s. and allied partner countries want to get humanitarian assistance in, food, water medicine in critical short supply. it s important for the generals if they care about the future of sudan and the sudanese people to