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New info on the deadly explosion in Poland, the latest details on the deaths of four University of Idaho students, and there are now eight billion people on Earth. Here is everything you Need2Know for Wednesday, November 16, 2022.

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Need2Know November 16, 2022

world leaders gathered at the G 20 summit in bali working together to defuse a potential escalation. This after a Russian made missile struck NATO member Poland killing two people. That missile landed in a rural polish village roughly four miles west from the Ukrainian border, Tuesday afternoon. This is the first time a NATO country has been directly hit during the nearly nine month conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Poland's president says the missile blast appears to be an unfortunate accident and not an intentional attack. As of now, the Kremlin has denied any involvement in that explosion. Classes were canceled for the second straight day Tuesday at the University of Virginia as a community and the campus mourned the death of three students gunned down after returning from a class field trip, suspect Christopher Darnell Jones Jr, was taken into custody monday morning following an intensive 12 hour search. He faces arraignment for three counts of second degree murder and really charges jones's father, Christopher Darnell Jones Sr told an NBC station in Richmond Virginia that something was off when he and his son last spoke about a month ago, jones said that some people were picking on his son and his son, quote didn't know how to handle it. Just a sad story and we have some more information about those students, Four of them at the University of Idaho who were found dead in an off campus home were targeted and the killer or killers used a knife or other edged web. According to police officials say the killings likely occurred in the early morning hours on sunday, police discovered the students bodies as they responded to a report of an unconscious person at a home just steps away from the university campus. The students were killed in what is considered to be an isolated targeted attack and that there's no imminent threat to the community at large. That's according to investigators. So far the suspect is not in custody flu. Hospitalizations have surged to a decade high in the US with the southeast region hit, hardest cases are highest in Virginia, north Carolina, south Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi. That's according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Five out of every 100,000 people in the U. S. Were hospitalized with the flu during the week ending november 5th. That's the highest hospitalization rate this early and flu season since 2010. So far this season, at least 2.8 million people have fallen ill with the flu. 23,000 have been hospitalized and 1300 people have died from the virus, according to the CDC. Well, the world population has now reached eight billion people on Tuesday and India is expected to surpass china as the most populous country in the next year. That's according to projections from the United Nations, the global population has more than tripled just since 1950. That his mortality rates rose. About 70% of the growth to eight billion happened low or low middle income countries, most of which are in sub Saharan africa that according to the U. N. The population is expected to peak at 10.4 billion, about 2080 and remain at that level into the next century. Well, we're still following this story. F. T. X may have more than a million creditors. That's according to a new bankruptcy filing last week when it filed for Chapter 11 protection F. T. X indicated that it had more than 100,000 creditors with claims in the case. But in an updated filing Tuesday, lawyers for the company said there could be more than a million creditors in these Chapter 11 cases, F. T. X. Founder Sam Bateman freed. He spent last week searching unsuccessfully for commitments from investors to plug a shortfall of up to $8 billion in order to repay their customers. That's according to The Wall Street Journal. And at its peak, the platform was valued by investors at $32 billion