KNX In Depth: Monkeypox considered a global health emergency--Sixth Street Viaduct shut downs over rowdy behavior--Russia suggests regime change in Ukraine--Young women take up knitting and crocheting

COVID may have caught public health officials by surprise when it broke out more than two years ago but they've had time to learn lessons and prepare for future outbreaks of different diseases. Now, monkeypox cases are growing to the point where the World Health Organization just declared it a global health emergency. We go In Depth into whether public health is ready for monkeypox. A top Russian official now says the goal is to get rid of Ukraine's government. But is Russia capable of doing that? It seems the Christmas shopping season starts earlier and earlier. Well, the same thing is happening when it comes to the Fall like Halloween and your favorite pumpkin-flavored drink or food. The new Sixth Street Viaduct just opened and police have already had to shut it down a few times because of crazy antics and street takeovers. We go In Depth into why people just can't behave on the bridge. A new poll suggests people might be losing faith in our justice system. Is the Supreme Court to blame for that? #Grandmaera. It's a new hashtag as younger women adopt the hobbies traditionally taken up by grandmas such as crocheting and knitting.   To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices