one of my favorite radio talk show hosts, rusty. he is known for his intellect and bringing new concepts and ideas to the conservative movement. rowdyou have a bunch of conservative men you need a strong woman to corral the mall. we have genevieve wood, the vice president for marketing at the heritage foundation. she is responsible for developing and executing market strategies to promote heritage. previously she worked more than 13 years in washington politics, policy, and media. in 2000 campaign, and elections gazine >> thank you. thank you. good afternoon, everybody. it is great to see a crowd here at cpac. are you having a good time? yeah? i think you're going to have a good treat this afternoon because we have an all-star panel set up here. these are folks who all have opinions, as i'm sure you do. we're going to get their feedback about the budget battles, the new pope that was announced, we're going to talk about rand paul. >> what did he do? >> we'll get to that. we'll get to mayor bloomberg and a number of other things. the

tetni and disease -- oh you stepped on a rusty nail and it' not exclusively rusty nails and you have a cut and open wound and at the timeu at the time dm here and these are the first things you check for in any patient you see. if they don't have an air way they can't breathe and then wha are they? >> (inaudible). >> dead and we will review that and it's a basic point. okay. if you are plea are bleeding an important to keep in mind that most bleeding stops on its own and all bleeding stops essentialls shrcials eventuaeve. medical joke and if you are in shock -- and no hurt nerves we don't want you to go in and hel somebody and have something fal on you and get other hur hurt. look, listen and feel and have you ever put your chin to your chest and it's tougher to breathe and tilt your head back and easier to get a breath and we tilt the head back, lift the jaw up off of the air way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and

>> plus, rusty equipment and reused needles, dirty secrets exposed. >>> that's the last thing you are going to go into the world getting your wisdom teeth taken out that you will be exposed to hepatitis. >>> get the gun. the small georgia town that wants to make it a law that everybody has to be locked and loaded. >>> it's saturday, march 30th. good morning. i am alison kosik. >> i am victor blackwell. we are glad you are with us this morning. >>> north korea, they entered a state of war with south korea and are aiming their missiles at the u.s. >> south korea and some diplomats say it's the usual posturing. and the security council weighed in on this. we take these threats seriously and remain on close contact with our south kau rejon i hrupbs. but we would also note that north korea has a long history of rhetoric and threats and today's announcement follows that familiar threat. >> they were out today, and i was walking on the streets and people were out with their families here in seoul, the south korean capital. darkness is falling now and the crowds are thinning out and they enjo

some of the equipment was rusty. authorities say he routinely reused needles and vials. some of his medications were 20 years past their expiry date. we reached out to him, but his office is closed. he did not return calls. while state officials are stressing it's unlikely the infection has spread widely, they want to be sure. the federal centers for disease control are assisting in the investigation. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and i want to bring in abc's chief medical editor, dr. richard besser now. because 7,000 people, what does that say about scope, severity? >> well, this is absolutely unbelievable, if these allegations are true. i talked to the cdc today, and with the millions of people who see the dentist every year, there's only been a handful of infections transmitted over the past 20 years. a member of the team who went in could not believe what she saw in this dentist office. >> tell us the red flags for somebody going to the dentist tomorrow morning. >> first thing, ask your dentist what they do to prevent infections. but there are a couple red

and it was sapped quite a while before used and it was rusty before installed. >> a state highway through a federal national park connecting an independently managed bridge to city streets. this is a prescription for complication. >> it became clear unless there was one catalyst organization that took it on as a challenge, it wouldn't happen and we did that and for people to advocate. and the project has a structural rating of 2 out of 100. >> you can see the rusting reinforcing in the concrete when you look at the edges now. the deck has steel reinforcing that's corroded and lost 2/3's of its strength. >> this was accelerated in 1989 when the earthquake hit and cal came in and strengthened but can't bring to standards. to fix this road will cost more than to replace. and for the last 18 years, we have been working on a design to replace the road way, but to do in a way that makes it appropriate to be in a national park and not army post. >> i would say it's one of the most ugly structure, and it's a barrier between the mar sh and presidio. and this is a place and i brought my dogs and gr

believe he may have exposed thousands of patients to potentially deadly infection by allegedly using rusty instruments which weren't cleaned properly. letters are being sent to 7,000 oklahoma patients recommending they immediately be tested for hepatitis b, hepatitis c and hiv. after one of his patients with no known risk factors tested positive for hepatitis c. in addition to allegations that he cleaned his instruments by improperly bleaching them which caused them to become porous over time he's also accused of reusing needles and vials. >> the instruments that came out of the autoclave were horrible. i wouldn't let my nephews play with them out in the dirt. i mean, they were horrible. they had rust on them. >> reporter: he even reportedly had medications 20 years past their expiration date and allowed unlicensed assistants to give i.v. medications. we reached out to dr. harrington but he did not return calls. >> 7,000 patients have gotten these letters to get tested for hiv, hepatitis c -- what is the chances more patients are going to test positive, given those conditions? >> there are

>> another successful adoption -- rusty, i think it's a mix that i hiked up runyan canyon with.rusty. >> cute little dog. >> that's one you cannot have. >> i cannot wait till after the show. i mean i want the show to go on but i can't wait. >> all righty. i really hope that you are as happy with your choice as i was when i played the doggy game with reg all these years ago. we had three rescue dogs and i chose one. i named it regis. and regis was the sweetest dog for 14 years in my life. we adored that dog. and he still lives on my shelf in my library. >> in an urn? >> uh-huh. >> oh. >> never done that for another dog but regis, going to do it the guy, too, when he goes, yes, i am. >> okay. anyway -- >> he's watching, hoda. made him throw up his coffee. >> karolina kurkova is going to show us how to strut her stuff. and sara makes a full-court press when she takes on the kids. >> was the supermodel eating? >> she was eating. >> supermodel. >> they eat on occasion. >> okay. >> and it is happy martini week, everybody. we know what it takes to look good on the outside but with 70%

reusing needles and these were rusty, it's beyond malpractice to these patients. >> how do you know ifor your doctor is in fact, you know, doing the same? how do you know if he's using sterilized instruments? >> well, you need to pay attendance and i think that as a patient, as a consumer, when you make your first phone call, realize how they answer the phone. you walk into the waiting room and pay attention to the interaction between the doctor and nurses. when i go to my dentist this is the whole ritual how they take care of me which i really like. there's an empty tray. they open up a sterile towel, they open up the sterile instruments in front of me and the doctor is wearing gloves. let's say he gets a phone call, has a phone call, the gloves come off and puts on other sterile gloves. the techniques that myself as a surgeon and an oral surgeon should use. and let me just say that there are fantastic doctors and surgeons out there who do the best for their patients and this is a rare event and we had the same exact thing last year, a doctor in colorado. 8,000 patients were affected.

. >> in his struggle to conquer addiction, rusty discovered a passion for counseling others. >> i've 12 step programs for, oh, geez, probably about 1 years now, 19 years, but the current program i'm in, it's called arc. it's addiction recovery counseling. >> it's a four-month program which is a state-of-the-art addiction treatment program. it's the first one ever in the world as far as we know that's completely run and has counselors who are inmates, who are trained inmates. >> it's one thing to sit across the desk from somebody in a suit and tie who's not in recovery, who's never been there that doesn't have know the first thing about getting busted, going to a county jail or going through a prison experience. it's a whole other thing when you've got a guy sitting across from them that's been there, that can totally relate to what this guy's saying. >> in addition to helping his fellow inmates, rusty hopes his efforts may influence his parole. >> i worked my points down through the years after coming into a level 2 facility and i've been to the board 17 times. i've received 17 one-y

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he used rusty tools and bleach to clean the tools. he used assistant who is were not licensed.e used assistancants to do anesthesia and the medical cabinet, the drugs were unlock and the unsupervised. he reused needles. it could be a nightmare. we just don't know until we see the response -- >> that's the point -- that is the point right there. it "could be" a nightmare. 7,000 patients have been in his office. there is no sciewtion for shoddy practices, at all. but why have 7,000 patients in this doctor's office and there have not been complaints? why have 7,000 people been in hissa office and there haven't been people complaining? [overlapping dialogue] >> arthel: go ahead, jeff. >> susan rogers, the spokesman for theoc oak dental board said that this provider -- that he was a provider for medicaid and that medicaid patients have a higher percentage of infected patients because of their -- >> they know how to complain -- medicaid pates know how to complain. >> arthel: there are plenty of layers that have to be peeled back on this. i have to leave it there. thanks for your time

dental instruments that had turned rusty. inspectors said the dentist said those aside for patients he knew cached infectious disease. they added his office is not properly stirlizin sterilizing s equipment. he told the inspectors to talk to the staff saying they take care of that, i don't. he's no longer practicing. dr. harrington involuntarily closed his office ahead of a hearing scheduled for next month when he could lose his license for could do. jonathan hunt is in studio this afternoon. tell us more about what the investigators found on this guy. >> reporter: well, first of all, this was all revealed in the first place, shepard, by a patient presenting himself to a doctor somewhere within the tulsa health district. that patient was diagnosed, first of all, with hepatitis c and the hiv virus. we're now being told, though, it was just hepatitis c on secondary testing, but this patient showed no other risk factors for contracting those diseases, and they put two and two together. they found that he had had a dental procedu

he was using expired drugs and dental instruments that were rusty, and all of this began when a patient tested positive for hiv and hepatitis c, and he later tested negative for hiv, but they are worried about cross-examination. they are angry and worried, and we talked to one of his patie s patients. >> those are really hard things to live with. if i get sick, i could be sick for a long time, you know. i just -- it just freaks me out a little knowing that this could kill me. >> do you think he should be charged criminally? >> if all of this turns out to be the case i don't think he should be allowed to practice anymore. you know, as far as criminal charges, you know, i don't know what will happen with that. but, you know, how do you say you are sorry to 7,000 people that you possibly could have infected. >> right now he faces 17 complaints filed by the state dentistry board, and the local da is considering whether or not to file charges and evidence is still being gathered. so far dr. harrington has said nothing publicly. >>> an 86-year-old arizona man adored his ailing wife so much th

clean-up operation under way across the northern parts of australia as the remnants of tropical cyclone rusty continue drifting into seven parts of western australia, gradually bringing some rainfall towards northern territory as well. across the north, we will see the wet weather over the next few days. big downpours once again. those showers persisting around the sunshine coast, the gold coast. sydney australia could see more heavy rain. eastern parts of new south wales still rremaining disturbed. the south eastern corridor, a different story, by pressure in charge. in melbourne, timber trees around 25 degrees with dry weather. the nextdia over couple days, and dry. there will be showers as we go through the weekend. not bad. on sunday it looks like a pretty wet day. a change going on across the arabian peninsula. its southerly wind in doha. temperatures will rise over the >> the top stories. the can and human rights commission says it has found evidence of bribery by the two main political parties taking part in monday's election. the group has released footage showing candidates passing m

they take out this rusty screw begun, and hopefully you have one of these. >> there is one at the neighborhoodrt center. >> at the neighborhood support center. you're going to wrap this plastic around this board, take your screw. and then screw that in. >> you need a permit for this? >> you do need a permit for this. and you can contact the former head building inspector to get that permit. that's it. now when the wind blows, it's tight and it's not going to pull through, having a single point of contact. >> great. what about this door? take a look at this door. what can you do? let's say it doesn't shut tight. what can you do? >> for the sake of argument, we're on the inside. i can't lock my door at night. i have a very similar, very similar idea. i'm going to take my 2 by 4. i can put it across the jamb in the door. one. two. maybe i want another one up here, maybe another one down there. but i can go to sleep. and that quickly, i can get it off in the morning. >> terrific. what about the roof up here? we see people throw blue tarps over their roof after an earthquake. that seems reasonable.

and one of my favorite video talkshow hosts, rusty humphries. he is known for his bravery and are selling interviewing -- you can clap for rusty, go ahead. he is also known for his intellect in ringing new concepts into the conservative movement. need a strong woman to corral them all. we have genevieve lloyd's, the vice president from the heritage foundation. , the viceve woods president from the heritage foundation. , she worked more than 14 years in washington politics, 2000y and media in campaigns and elections magazine named her a rising star in politics. i hope you all guys enjoy the panel. >> thank you. good afternoon, everybody. are you having a good time? think you will have a good treat this afternoon because we do have an all-star panel set up here. we'll talk a little bit about what is in the news. these are folks who all have opinions, like i'm sure many of you do. feedback onthere the new budget battles, the new pope, about senator rand paul and his events about a week ago. >> what did he do? >> we will get to that. we will talk ab

they say they found rusty tools and evidence he re-used needles.had unlicensed staffers and may have been giving patients expired drugs. as many as 7,000 patients may be affected. our national correspondent, susan candiotti, has more from tulsa. >> reporter: it's not the way melissa smith hoped to celebrate her 18th birthday. a trip with her dad to the tulsa health department. you're about to go in to get tested. what are your emotions right now? >> i'm pretty nervous. you know, i don't like needles, i don't like, really, testing, and after this whole ordeal, i just want to be clean. >> reporter: free from hepatitis b and c and hiv. smith is one of oral surgeon scott harrington's 7,000 patients who might have been exposed to those viruses because of what oklahoma investigators call risky practices by the doctor and his staff. zpl >> it makes my skin crawl. i think it's horrifying. >> marissa's mom says dr. harrington took out her daughter's wisdom teeth in june 2011. >> what do you remember about getting your wisdom teeth out? >> i just thought, yo

>>> plus, rusty equipment and reused needles, a dentist's dirty secrets exposed. >> that's the last thing in the world that you're going to think going in to get your wisdom teeth taken out and you are going to be exposed to hiv and hepatitis. >> today thousands of patients find out if they were infected. >>> plus, who is really responsible for michael jackson's death? his mom katherine says she knows and now she's suing for and now she's suing for billions. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>>new this morning health officials in oklahoma say the patient -- health officials in oklahoma say the patient whose positive hiv test tipped them off to sickening conditions at a dentist's office later tested negative for the virus but is still testing positive for hepatitis "c," today what they are doing is offering free hiv and hepatitis tests to patients of scott harrington. the dentist and oral surgeon stopped practicing after inspectors found fillty rusty tools at his office and many other problems. susan candiotti has more. >> reporter: here in tulsa they're expecting hundreds of people t

rusty instruments and reusing needles. unlicensed assistance were in charge of sterilization they tell us and giving anesthesia. officials say that's a felony. they say they also found expired medications, including one that went bad in 1993. >> there was multiple violations of not following basic infection control and sterilization procedures. i made her pull out the auto play that had the actual instruments in it and she pulled them out and they were rusty. and i was horrified just something i have never seen before. very, very unusual situation. >> shepard: officials call it a perfect storm because dr. harrington is a medicaid provider. he had lots of patients with hepatitis and h.i.v. "the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt is live in our new york city newsroom. >> this must be terrifying for all his patients. >> absolutely horrifying, shep. it all began when one of dr. harrington's patients happened to get sick, happened to go see a health professional. happened to get tested and happened to be diagnosed with h

i finally said -- [ speaking spanish ] so i had to sand it a little bit, because it was rusty and whatnot. when i sanded it and watered it down to get the dust off and the rust off, i got a whiff of my dad. i lost my dad four years ago. but his scent, his fingerprints are still all over this. isn't that something? >> that's amazing. we had two of them. my dad had one, my mom had one. so we dedicated my dad's to the smithsonian, so when you go to the smithsonian, you see the cortito there, that's my dad's. >> i saw it. that was it? >> that was it. >> wow. and talk about your mom and dad using this, and then coming home and maybe not complaining about it, because you didn't complain back then. you just did your job, and you came home and took care of the family. that's the way it was back then. >> yeah, that's the way it was. there was no time for complaints, because there was something else to do. in our family, we had six kids. it wasn't about, oh, my back hurts. no, it was about making supper, dinner, clean the house, doing all of the normal things that, you know, a normal family would d

. >> jeb bush, it's interesting he hasn't won an election since 2002 and his rustiness was on display when he had to change his position three times in the space of 24 hours on immigration. he wrote a book about it and he had to move away from his own book before the book was basically autographed. i mean so i agree with you, he had credentials going in but it's been a long time. this is a tough sport, politics is a contact sport. jack -- was fond of saying it ain't bean bag and i think the question of accepted. >> woodruff: you agree with mark's initial call this is not representative of most republicans. they had the most prominent republican speaking. >> people show up to this event. it's become an event where people show up every year. you can never measure anything by what they're applauding because this is a group that's one wing of the party, a more hard core, probably more mill tainer, older and college kids. so this is not the republican party. so michele bachmann is fine with this group, sarah palin fine, those people are not nominated. don't measure the audience pay attenti

for state board of dentistry allegations of expired drugs, suspected unsanitry equipment, including rusty injuries and unlicensed dental assistants administering i.v. sedation which authorities the say is a felony. >> it's scared me so badly that i'm just always going to be always thinking about that. every time i go to the dentist. >> so far, no criminal charges against harrington, seen in this picture from the '70s, or his assistants. >> how do you say you're sorry to 7,000 people that you could possibly have infected? >> reporter: marissa, petrified of needles, waited three hours to have her blood drawn. >>ly never forget my 18th birthday present being a blood test. >> reporter: her perfect present would be a clean bill of health. but she went get test results for another two to three weeks. susan candiotti, cnn, tulsa, colorado. >>> congress may be one step closer to an agreement on immigration reform. a bipartisan group of eight senators has been trying to find a compromise. business and labor leaders have agreed on a plan to create new visa for guest workers. the visa would affect j

inspectors say harrington's clinic had rusty equipment, allowed dental assistants to perform i.v. sedation without a license and reuse needles and old drug vials. investigators say harrington's staff improperly sterilized tools with bleach, which caused them to corrode. harrington has surrendered his dental license and is cooperating with authorities. >> i just have been tested for hepatitis c. >> reporter: back at the long line at the testing clinic, linda harris awaits the results of her blood tests and fears for her loved ones if she's somehow infected. >> i'm really scared, because i feel like -- that's my fiance right there. if anything happens, you know, it's not good news, that he's going to have to be tested. >> reporter: linda harris and all the others will have to wait at least two more weeks to know the results. lester? >> charles hadlock in tulsa. thanks. >>> there's word tonight of a possible deal on immigration reform talks between the afl-cio and the chamber of commerce. the agreement revolves around a critical sticking point in how much to pay guest workers. detail

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they found unsanitary conditions in the oral surgery offices, rusty instruments, a cleaning device that had gone unchecked for six years. dental assistants sedating patients without a license to do so and an unlocked drug cabinet with expired medications. >> there are so many multifacets that i can't even tell you. >> dr. harrington has been a dentist for 36 years. this is reportedly the first time he has been under investigation. >>> let's switch gears. it is so foggy out there this morning. >> yeah, it is. it is foggy. what's also bizarre, we have showers in the forecast and we're going to hit the 80s. what? >> explain that. you know what. good friday morning to you. that's what you have to sift through for today. the good news is we are going to see pretty nice conditions. more sunshine in the forecast today once that fog burns off at about 9:00, 10:00 a.m. than any day this week. that means our mild start to the day with temps in the upper 40s and low 50s will lead us close to 80 degrees. we are going to be in 70 in san francisco with plenty of clouds overhead throughout the day. 54

rusty nails? let's talk about groups. we did not expect homeowners to get on the route to often, but sometimes you can get up on your flat roofs. what do you have to do for routine maintenance on those? >> you can always tell, if groups are starting to bubble, that is a sign, it protect the roofing membrane from the sun so if there is none, ultraviolet light will be deteriorating, and it will start to bubble. all of the route jacks are the first signs of with a member in fails, so you want to check around those. all of those areas you have to check. anywhere there is penetration, those are the areas you really want to check. >> a flat roof like this with reflective coating needs to be recut it regularly. if you fail, the protection is gone and the roof deteriorate rapidly. it is not just silver paint, it is roof coating. so typically you need to hire the report to come back and apply a new coaching. you can say you want a uv- resistant coating, but it has to be compatible with what you have up there. roofs need maintenanc

some of the equipment was rusty.horities say he routinely reused need thes and vials and some of his medications were 20 years past his expiration date. we reached out to dr. harrington, but his office was closed. he did not return calls. while state officials are stressing it is unlikely the infection has spread widely, they want to be sure. the federal centers for disease control are assisting in the investigation. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> a man charged with causing an explosion that killed two people and destroyed dozens of homes in indianapolis is now facing new charges. prosecutors say he offered to pay a hit man to kill a key witness in his case. unfortunately for him he made the offer from a jail house phone even though inmates are told all those calls are recorded. >>> a teacher in virginia says she is shocked that two of her students have admitted to trying to poison her. police say the 13-year-olds confessed to putting hand sanitizer in jane miller's teacups at least twice. miller says she d

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they found rusty instruments and potentially infected drug vials that hadn't been inspected in at least six years.3eez dr. harrington had little to say about the investigation. >> he said i don't handle that. talk to my assistants. sterilization questions. i don't handle that. talk to my assistants. >> those assistants may have committed felonies at the practice. >> dr. harrington has a hearing on april 19th at which he can lose his certification. >> in health matters, extreme stress during pregnancy may increase the risk for still birth. research for the national center women in the year before they gave birth. women, caring for a sick loved one, but those who had multiple stressors appeared to have an increased risk for still birth. >> and there's a new treatment option for the 24 million americans who had type 2 diabetes. the fda has approved a new drug, made by johnson & johnson and is the first of its kind to use a new method to lower blood sugar. the medication works by blocking the reabsorption of sugar into the kidneys. ups is paying $40 million to end the federal probe connecte

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a report says he may have reused needles and rusty instruments were even used. dr. siegel, you go to the dentist, you trust them, know them, you go once or twice a year. how do we know they're following proper procedure? >> marc, i was accepting that question. of course this is a rare, rare event. times when this has happened. dr. samadi pointed out dr. sedine in colorado last year, also with cardiology appointment where people got hepatitis c. in general, this is a rare occurrence. still, if you go to any doctor's appointment, you look at the sterile procedures, is the doctor wearing gloves? david will talk more. i'm tern concerned here about hepatitis primarily because hepatitis b, a single needle stick carries with it a 30% chance of actually giving you a chronic infection and 4.5 million people in the united states are carrying chronic hepatitis b and hepatitis c infections and most of them don't know it. now, hepatitis c, in underdevel underdeveloped countries, is a real epidemic just for this reason, contaminated medical equipment. in egypt, 15% of the populat

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