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with the united states says with a chinese surveillance balloon, roughly six nautical miles off the coast of south carolina. well within u.s. territorial airspace. the balloon crashed into the atlantic ocean, creating a debris field at least seven mile spread out in relatively short shallow water. the recovery of that debris is ongoing, including navy divers, the coast guard, and other manned and unmanned salvage feedback vessels. the fbi counter intelligence agents are also on board the recovery vessels, officials say there are plenty to learn from that debris, but added that they h...

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You for being with us, i want to pick up where janice left off. this was probably not an accident, you can't really generally get a balloon to hover over montana, above 60,000 feet, where you are actually legally able to be there in the accident. it is not a civilian weather balloon probably, but in the end, there is something here that china does not want to risk and that is the ire of america. so what is your evaluation of where we stand right now? >> well, ali, i think as was mentioned, there is still a lot that we don't know there was a lot that we we >> should presume to know what we don'...

ORGAN DONATION. Dr. Ma. Theresa Bad-ang (right), nephrologist and head of the Southern Philippines Medical Center - Human Advocate and Retrieval Effort, discusses the importance of organ donation during the Organ Donation Campaign in a mall in Toril, Davao City on Friday (June 3, 2022). Qualified donors may either be living or deceased, she said. (Photo courtesy of Bonnie Agunod) DAVAO CITY - In observance of the Kidney Month Celebration, the Department of Health (DOH) 11 (Davao region) has strengthened its campaign on organ donation by urging the public to sign up as donors. Dr. Ma. Theresa B...

Infographics about the transmission of leptospirosis (Photo courtesy of Dr. Maria Theresa Bad-ang) DAVAO CITY - As the city continues to experience heavy rains due to La Nina weather patterns, a health expert warned the public on Wednesday against the threat of leptospirosis which she said could be very fatal. In an interview, Dr. Ma. Theresa Bad-ang, nephrologist and head of Southern Philippines Medical Center-Human Advocate and Retrieval Effort (SPMC-SHARE), urged the public not to wade through floodwaters to avoid the infection, especially during this rainy season. Leptospirosis, a bacteria...