and as crucial to egypt as the nile itself. the king was not just a political leader but a religious leader too. in the minds of the ancient egyptians, the pharaoh's power and authority as a king stretched far beyond the boundaries of his country-- and into the cosmos itself. after death, he would escape the earthly bounds of his tomb, board a solar boat and sail into immortality. this vision became material in objects and images founin the tombs and temples as a way of pre-ordaining a central idea: afr a perilous and carefully prescribed journey through the night, the king would become one with the sun god re. the king becomes associated with re in particular because of the idea that the sun is born every day out of the womb of the sky, and then comes into the world and goes into the body of the sky at night. and the king in his cycle, in his daily comings and goings, is seen to be like the sun. (narrator) the idea that the pharaoh would be reborn as the sun god re is described in paintings and hieroglyphs in countless royal t

fire is now two-alarm and is happening on western avenue near alva rod doe, niles road and dacado road. there were employees inside of the building at the time of the fire. so far, we haven't gotten any reports of any injuries. we will keep you posted as more information comes in and this story progresses. >>> a 5-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with major injuries. she was riding in a toyota that slammed into a jaguar. the driver of the jaguar was

good morning, niles. >> reporter: the show unleashed niles crane. >> i watched a lot of "cheers" preparingamily is they have physical mannerisms. i have a flashback. you're climbing in my crib and jumping on me. >> you stole my mommy! >> reporter: cast as their father, martin, was film and stage star, john mahoney. >> the script was so brilliant. i would be an idiot to turn it down. to work with kelsey was huge. >> reporter: a yet to be phoebe was signed to be roz. but a couple of days in, peri gilpin was recast as roz. >> a real three-dengs nal person. the person with the smart-ass comments. >> reporter: as martin's aide, daphne, jane leeves was to first to see her character could have a romance with niles. >> are you in love with daphne. >> in the first photo shoot, she said, i thought it would be nice if daphne had a thing for niles. >> why did you do that? >> something about niles and david that is adorable. >> a lot of times. >> oh, for god's sake, dr. crane. >> perhaps we should leave these two alone. i sense a real battle of wits shaping up here. >> reporter: frasier made audiences

. >>> infected with west nile. what we know about two human cases in contra costa county. then at 10:30, taking stranded commuters into his own hands. one man's ride sharing solution to the b.a.r.t. strike. >>> and their homes were gutted by fire. why some residents at this apartment complex tell us they feel they've been victimized again. [ male announcer ] it is more than just a new car... more than a new interior lighting system. ♪ it is more than a hot stone massage. and more than your favorite scent infused into the cabin. it is a completely new era of innovation. and the highest expression of mercedes-benz. introducing the 2014 s-class. the best or nothing. >>> fire invest investigators are trying to figure out what sparked an apartment fire that left two people critically injured including a child. the fire started in west l. a. roughly 700 people lived inside that building. >>> tenants of a redwood city apartment building that went up in flames yesterday returned today to pick up their personal belongings. as ktvu's robert handa reports some of the displaced reside

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you're a conservative, like nile.y way that obama care will ever go away in any significant manor is if the republicans take control of the house and the senate and then in texas to avoid any presidential vetoes, republicans take the white house. here is the question to you in your political observer, did this undermine that opportunity for republicans to get majorities not only in the house but in the senate and capture the white house in 2016? >> no, no. do you remember syria? are we talking about syria today? the news media has a short memory. the american public has a short memory. do i think this government shutdown will punish republicans a year from now? what would that be? 2016, 2 1/2 years from now? no, i don't think there will be a punishment. >> gloria? >> i disagree. i think, as pollster peter hart said -- he is a democrat, but as he said, there are certain moments when the american public is focused and the american public is focusing on this fight. they didn't like the government shutdown. republicans ha

not so says harvard university's nile ferguson. in a recent column citing forecasts from the nonpartisan congressional budget office, the cbo, last month, the cbo published its 2013 long-term budget outlook, forecasting u.s. debt 25 years from now and beyond. like climate change projections, the cbo uses models, based on current trends and likely future scenarios to forecast the national debt. by 2038, 25 years from now, the debt may rise 73% of gross domestic product today to as much as 190% of gdp, says the cbo. unlike climate change, which has failed to heat up for the past 15 years, the federal debt outlook has worsened substantially since last year's cbo report. if you think rising sea levels are bad, get a load of this. as debt rises, so will the percentage of the federal budget that goes to pay interest. from 8% today to 40% in 2072. even under the cbo's optimistic growth scenario. >>> does that send nervous chills up and down your spine? >> it certainly does, but if you read the cbo report, you'll realize, and all the cbo r

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noted technology investor dan niles now out of facebook. remember, he told you. >> so smart on this stock. >> he bought it below $20 a share. this week he sold all of his holdings in facebook. why? and should you be out of facebook as well? what's he fwoigoing to do with money? >> we'll talk about it. two big ceo interviews coming your way. bob benmosche. lots to get into including how it may be adjusting to the new health care law with its thousands of employees. also sprint ceo, dan hesse. mobility a huge issue. if there may be more consolidation in the telecom industry. softbank acquired 80% of sprint. >> trying to upgrade the spectrum for them. then on this halloween, easily the scariest, most horrifying story we can find. this morgan stanley report that says the world is running out of wine. >> what? >> i can hear our viewers now. >> what? [ screaming ] >> yes, we hear you, viewers. we'll have that story coming up a little bit later on "closing bell." won't we, maria? >> we will. let's check the markets as we approach this final hour f

dan niles from alpha one capital partners. dan, great to have you. of course, you waited to buy facebook below $20 a share. now you sold it all. how come? what a trade. >> well, i think what was bothering me going into this trend, there were several things. number one, expectations had gotten really high in front of this -- you remember, in front of june, nobody liked the stock. now with the stock having doubled, everybody likes the stock. more importantly, when you look at the fundamentals, my thoughts were that, number one, the number of users that they were getting was slowing down. it had been growing at 45% year over year. down to 18% the most recent quarter. the biggest thing being the number of adds you're showing to these users was really ramping up versus a year ago. that we thought would start to level off. this would start to lower the average revenue per user, which had really gone from 10% year over year about a year ago to about 33% in the most recent quarter. so those are kind of the numbers and the things that were bothering us. you k

it's been one roller-coaster of a week for the people at wright-way rescue in niles. on wednesday. school bus driver lost control off touhy avenue, heading the wrong-way into wright-way. the bus driving right through the building. christy anderson/founder and executive director, wright-way rescue: "it took 10 years to get here and 10 seconds to destroy." "after the crash, workers were worried sick when they couldn't find bobbin. they found him a couple of hours later, hiding under a crate. now he's one of the animals up for adoption." "miraculously no one was hurt. we're very lucky." at one cat that was missing and was found hours later which was a miracle. but the building not so lucky...deemed unsafe. so workers taking over the parking lot next door for the weekend trying to quickly find homes for about 75 dogs and cats. some were already at the shelter but most were just delivered here from southern illinois. "i'm happy to do what i can. i've heard about wrightway and have friends who have gone through them as well so i know it's a worthy cause." the no-kill shelter has found a

fire is now two-alarm and is happening on western avenue near alva rod doe, niles road and dacado road. there were employees inside of the building at the time of the fire. so far, we haven't gotten any reports of any injuries. we will keep you posted as more information comes in and this story progresses. >>> a 5-year-old girl was taken to the hospital with major injuries. she was riding in a toyota that slammed into a jaguar. the driver of the jaguar was coming from the opposite direction and tried to pass other cars when he lost control, hitting the toyota. the jaguar passenger died and the toyota driver was hurt. >>> first, a missing woman found dead. now, a missing witness in in case. this morning, police asking for any kind of help finding the missing man who first reported seeing lynn spaulding's body in a san francisco hospital's stairwell not too long after she disappeared. christie smith is live at the hospital with new details about the man police are currently looking for. kristy, good morning. >> good morning to you, john. another strange twist in this story. this man appa

. >>> contra costa county officials say two more people tested positive for west nile. they were likely infected by mosquitos. and a dead bird tested positive. >>> b.a.r.t. train are stopped as union leaders are calling on b.a.r.t. to compromise. >> we are expecting to hear from b.a.r.t. in 18 minutes. >>> nigh at 6:00 p.m -- new at 6:00 p.m. the police department and union are concerned over how many grads will remain in san jose. the police officers union immediately predicted there would be a mass departure for better pay and benefits in other cities. ktvu's robert handa joins us live to tell us how many officers are leaving or appear to be on the verge of leaving. >> reporter: wasn't that loping ago the san jose police department was grateful to have 40 more officers but now according to the union, the number of recruits -- the number of recruits is dwindling fast. 40 grads received pins from the san jose police department after months of training to become officers but at the time we reported they predicted many new officers would leave soon because according to th

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the nile used to be clogged with cruise boats.overnment says a billion dollars of tourism revenue have stopped. >> since we have like this problem actually between the new government i expect there will be like no stablity for a longer time. i don't know when they will come to sit together and then everything stop. >> aand while theses those two sides remain far a parts, the u.s. and european countries will advise against travel to egypt. >> no discontinuatio distinctior thimade forthis beautiful see. >> he the human rights council is going to be examining malaysia's record. they are goings back to usual ey refoarlreports from 20 he 2011 n may they prosecuted doings of activity vestactivists and it cs pursuit on charges of sodmy. >> the u.s. will be luking at the rights of m minorities and indigenous people. many people are protesting goint the ey hydro electric project. this is a man defying authorities. he is out on bailable will continubail and is chargedwith . >> twenty-four thousand hectares of lapped wil land will be floot y

to the west, in the hills beyond the nile's west bank, the royal tombs of the valley of the kings wereut into limestone cliffs.

. >> i talked to dan nile. he's been a good investor. he was pretty negative on google.i want you to hear what he said. it has much to do with motorala. >> i think there's some serious problems. they own motorola. i don't likegoogle at all. >> what planet is he on? motorola has announced extraordinary new set of products. we'll see how well they do. motorola is not such a large percentage that it would effect it. if you want to criticize google, criticize the core revenue string and product line which has innovatedor many quarters. >> where is the growth in the next three to five years in google? >> probably advertising. there are long term assesses at google about what strategies we do. we're having tremendous success with things like google x and fiber. they could be revenue sources but for the near term which is five years it's advertising. >> as executive chairman of google, what's your role? are you thinking big thought sns. >> i want to make sure innovation and invention. all human problem in the last couple thousands yrs has been a result of science and innovation

he has taught niles of one direction, adele, who he did not recognize even when she sang in the car, and actor james mcvoi. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day here on nbc. >>> leading the news in "the hartford current," seven women say they were failed to be protected. university officials showed, quote, deliberate indifference to sexual assault allegations. >>> in "usa today," a rock veteran removed. kimberly walker's family says the cincinnati cemetery previously approved the design. cemetery officials say it's inappropriate. >> some stories you might have missed we're watching. florida officials say there have been at least seven cases where inmates have forged documents for early release. three of them were successful, including convicted killer charles walker and joseph jenkins, recaptured over the weekend. the third inmate was out for only one day before being caught. more arrests are imminent. >>> heartwarming news for the 15-year-old orphan walked into a florida church last month during sunday services to ask for someone, anyone to adopt him.

but we're not talking about west nile virus. the yellow fever mosquito was discovered in the residential area. since then, they controlled three adult mosquitoes carrying the disease along with 14 infected larvae. found in the southeastern part of the united states. so far there are no r reports of humans contracting yellow fever. >>> coming up, an update on the bart talks right after the break. >>> plus, the bargaining isn't going much better over on capitol hill as the u.s. has just days left to save themselves from the unprecedented default. >>> also, there are a few things that you probably shouldn't eat during the government shutdown. we'll tell you what and why. >>> and at least one thing is open again. a bay area beach has been closed for more than a decade. >>> sunshine and high temperatures are approaching or reaching 80 degrees. why tonight are we talking about frost? find out which part of the bay area is currently under a frost advisory. that and your seven-day forecast next. ,,,,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a pa

neighborhoods where cameras may be installed include the central downtown area, the armwood neighborhood, the nilestrict, and south sundale neighborhood. police stress the city council must first approve a plan. residents have not had a chance to comment on the concept. >> they're hoping that eventually they'll have enough funding to put cameras up throughout the entire city. reporting live in fremont, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> an investigative unit exposed major problems with the restaurant inspection system. the first step in repairing those problems begin. the santa clara county of environmental health will open a first in a series of meetings this month. today is the first decision day for apple's new cupertinno campus. they'll vote on whether to stop the building plans or move forward with them. the new spaceship headquarters is auto designed to be a 2.8 million square foot four-story saucer shaped building accommodating more than 14,000 employees. if approved, city leaders will take a final vote next month, and apple says the project could be completed in 2016. >>> the national s

we're not talking about the west nile. the yellow fever mosquito found. vector control trapped three carrying the disease along with 14 infected larvi. no reports of humans contracting yellow fever. >> on capitol hill, the senate could vote to reopen the government and avert a u.s. default. the agreement would fund the government through january 15th and raise the debt ceiling. republicans would get a new policy for obamacare. any deal must still be approved by the house. >> a deal appears imminent. the government shut down caused a lot of damage. julie on the consumer watch to shut down proof your finances. >> it's not as big an impact. >> not at all. >> so far the shut down is ana knowance. we're all disappointed. in terms of my life, nothing. >> economists say that may be about to change. >> a lot of people considered this a dc political issue. but the ramifications are far more widespread than that. >> the longer the federal shut down drags on, the more people will notice the impact. some are already dealing with small business loans, tax returns. bef

. >> i talked to dan niles, he's been a very good technology investor but he was negative on google. i want you to hear what he said. it much to do with not motorola. >> i think they have problems. i think that has many problems as blackberry does right now. i don't like google at all. >> what planet is he on? the motorola has just announced extraordinarily new set of products. we'll see how well they do and motorola as a percentage of revenue for google is not such a large percentage it would affect -- you want to cite size google, criticize the core lines. >> where does the growth come in the next three to five years at google? >> probably advertising because that's been true. there are long term discussions about what kind of longer term hardware strategies we do. we're having tremendous success with google x and google fiber. those could ultimately be considerable revenue sources. but for the near term, five yeerds, it's probably advertising. >> as executive chairman of google, what's your role? >> i want to make sure innovation and invention, if all human progress in the last co

snroo two more have tested positive for west nile. pos -- both are from eastern parts of the county. while officials won't release where they live or how they are towing they say the pair were more than likely infected in late september. so far this year five people have contracted west nile. >>> that's check out this map on the screen, napa, solana and san francisco have all reported a person testing positive for west nile. health officials say this year 2 p 5 people from across the state have the virus. >> mega millions jackpots could soon be bigger. officials have announced new changes to better compete with powerball. jackpots will now grow by at least five million dollars after drawings where there is no winner. the second place prize will be increased one million dollars from $250,000. if you are feeling lucky the drawings are held tuesdays and fridays. >>> some sciencists say climate change may be responsible for unusual numbers of marine life washing on shore in southern california. a rare 13-foot oarfish washed up on the beac

incident last week more than three hundred people mostly from eritrea and somalia drown you tally nile and of lampedusa. venezuela has to say and a u.s. operated ship which entered disputed waters off guyana the versa was being used by an american oil exploration company guyana called the move an unprecedented threat to peace while venezuela said the ship violated its lease of economic zone without permission a border rabih tween the south and south american countries has lasted for over a century with the search for resources fueling tension. syrian government troops in militias seize two seven damascus suburbs from opposition groups threatening their hold on supply lines the fight is included shiites from iraq and lebanon's hezbollah are clashes took place close to a major chemical weapons facility where experts overseeing the elimination of toxic cave meanwhile human rights watch says rebel forces were responsible for a civilian massacre in august which killed at least two hundred people in for a regime villagers. saying with syria and talk of a humanitarian crisis has been the fuel

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nile, this not a technical problem this is say problem of spirit, we're americans, why do we allow this to happen? vote, vote these bastards out! neil: that is one way of putting it john mcafee thank you very much goo seeing you again. >> thank you, sir. neil: all right, one thing i learned in this so far more than 24 hour old crisis, we have 800,000 government workers who are deemed non-essential. think of that. 800,000 non-essential workers. what defines essential? when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. you're not linda. i'm filling in for officer owens. she used double miles from her capital one venture card to take

sources and the siege continued while we feel and at the scene what you can see over there is that nile a village we can see actually the village itself the book we can see is the hotel saffir that the middleton fairfield holding for weeks now so right now we are on the other side of the clashes. from here to the hotel is territory held by the rebels after safai hotel it's the regime this is the highway to damascus but we cannot reach it because of my own rula. the fighters seized control of the heights around the village while we were filming it was still held by them. as was the case you see the prices hundreds of thousands of tourists used to just take a look at this national these days does this do leases where you see these trees that house the current soldiers of the syrian army when we were in mali alongside the army there were snipers in these very caves in the mountains around the village stopping us from getting out when i was stuck here in this corner and we're now trying to get out of here but while f.s.a. soldiers can hold their opponents they seem unable to make their own

metropolitan area related to this virus that we'd never se befor in the western hemisphere, known as the west nile virus. there were very simple preventative measures that people could take to reduce their risk of being the victim not only of that one but other mosquito-borne diseases, the same with tick-borne diseases. and so, in your own personal campaign against marauding germs and microbes, the advice is clear. concentrate on the things you can do something about, and try not to wry about the rest. "the human condition" is a 26-part series about health and wellness. for more information on this program, and accompanyingaterials, call: or, visit us online at: [♪...] >> female announcer: some dreams are universal... dreams that inspire us. multiple sclerosis is a devastating disease that changes lives forever. the national ms society does more for people with ms than any organization in the world... but we can't do it alone. to get involved, visit us online at nationalmssociety.org or call 1-800-fight ms. this is why we're here... because nobody dreams of having multiple sclerosis. pl to aids in

the nile used to be clogged with cruise boats, now they are moored and mothballed.nt says morning a billion dollars in tourism revenue has been lost since the mass demonstrations in july that prompted the military-led coup. >> since we have like this problem actually like between the new government and the muslim brotherhood, i expect there will be like no stability, for a longer time. like i don't know when they will come to sit together and then everything stop. >> reporter: while the sides remain apart. u.s. and european countries will advise against travel toy jim. no distinction is made for this peaceful, breaths taking city. >>> japan is bryce pwra*euzing fobraising itself foranother tyk after one. it's not as powerful but packing strong winds and heavy rain. it's on course for 120-kilometers from tokyo by the end of the week. >> it's been six months now since one of the world's worst industrial disasters in bangladesh, the plaza factory clips killed more than a thousand garment would beers. the disaster blighted the industry but the tragedy has become a sourc

has been very tense here we've also heard of clashes in the northern city of alexandria and in the nile delta and this comes to few days before we expect a mass demonstrations on sunday which is the national armed forces day or the anniversary of the nine seventy three war morsi supporters have vowed to come to his cry which they haven't been from accessing and in addition pro-military protests are expected the same day so we really will see this during our prayer as we get to his wife a protest day in just four years time switzerland could become a beacon of social security in that time everyone in the country could be guaranteed a basic income to live on well to be teamed up with property video agency to follow the story of reports from bernie. what we're seeing here in switzerland is a completely revolutionary outlook towards the social welfare system what's being proposed by a group of swiss citizens is a guaranteed minimum income now what that would mean is that every citizen whether working in which every job all not at all would receive a set amount of money now would order to tr

the way and nasr city we've also heard of pressures in the northern city of an exam drea and in the nile delta and this comes just a few days before we expect a mass demonstrations on sunday which is the national armed forces day or the anniversary of the nine seventy three war morsi supporters have vowed to come to tahrir square which they have been forbidden from accessing in addition pro-military protests are expected the same day so we really will see this gearing up for this rival protest day in addition we're just hearing every day of more arrests of various different leaders so really there aren't very many of the missing brotherhood figures still left on the ground there either in jail or on the run so this is have a direct effect on their protests on the ground but it still has been quite tense because these people aren't going home the more determined than ever we've seen a number of their fellow protesters killed they say they will keep going until mohamed morsy is reinstated or until at least the military step away from power. true there let's not discuss the situation in egy

has been very tense here we've also heard of clashes in the northern city of alexandria and in the nile delta and this comes just a few days before we expect a mass demonstrations on sunday which is the national armed forces day on the anniversary of the nine seventy three war morsy supporters have vowed to come to tahrir square which they have been forbidden from accessing in addition pro-military protests are expected the same day so we really will see this during our. rival protest day in the coming days weeks back to see more violence and more heavy handed tactics used by the security forces but all of this situation been like in egypt the last two months there. well we were seeing a kind of winding down of these protests by the supporters of mohamed morsy largely because their leadership has been locked up in jail a number of them are facing trial for inciting violence for various different events that happened over the course the last few months ahmed morsi himself he's been in detention incommunicado since he was pushed out of office in the third of july is also being charged in

both help victims of domestic violence >> the suburban niles animal rescue shelter which had its facilitiesoyed when a school bus crashed into it on wednesday will be having its adoption needs and continue through tomorrow. there was a good turnout at today's adoption for dogs and cats. many of the animals needing a good homework scheduled to arrive at the shelter from southern illinois before the bus accident happened. the shelter says it did not have the more than $1 million to rebuild another facility and is seeking donations. the adoption event tamara begins at 11 and will wrap up around five in the afternoon >> a gala event is under way right now to support breast cancer awareness and services. october is breast cancer awareness month and the silver lining foundation is kicking it off at their ninth annual event. the foundations for programs provide resource information out reached education and access to the entire spectrum of testing. proceeds provide services in the greater chicago and rockford communities >> still to come, relatives are questioning whether deadly force was necessar

host: ok, thanks nile. again taking your calls on the government shutdown, frank's on the line in texas, he's in san mar cost, and frank you're on the independent line. go ahead. caller: yes, good morning. i'm calling on behalf of the veterans and native american indians. bills to fund the bureau of indian affairs and the veteran administration. both of these should be considered sacred bills and funded because for one thing there's going to be close to five million veterans losing their homes, apartments. banks and landlords want their money on the first. if something isn't resolved by the 17th, us veterans are going to be out in the cold. landlords i have spoken to they want their money and they will start eviction proceedings on the veterans as soon as they do not receive their rent checks. i don't know, is the country ready for five million homeless veterans? and the primus that was made to the indians to end the wars in this country a hundred and plus years ago, these treaties should be honored. what i

first off, nile, is this the right bite for american conservatives -- the right fight for conservativesnk it is. american conservatives have to stand up for principle, have to stand up for the united states. i think obamacare is a huge disaster for this country. it is a big-government project, hugely unpopular with the american people. it reminds me of european-style socialism being imposed from above. i think it is right conservatives are taking a stance against this. spwroeup -- >>elisabeth: in 1979 they called it the british disease. we're now in a situation where the president doesn't want to talk with conservatives about this. what would margaret thatcher say? >> i think she would be appalled. this is a big-government presidency. i think obamacare is a massive albatross around the necks of the american people. it is hugely, vastly expensive. it is antibusiness. she would have fought tooth and nail against it. this is a president who is now seeking to negotiate with iran, a terrorist sponsor, a huge enemy of the united states, yet he will not negotiate with republicans. that really

can carry a dangerous disease have been found in the bay area this time we're not talking about west nile virus. cara liu tells us where insects testing positive for yellow fever are being found and what's being done to keep people safe. >> reporter: john fox is one of a number of residents warned about yellow fever mosquitoes in his neighborhood. >> i'm glad that we have funded mosquito agents that can identify that there's infected mosquitoes present. >> reporter: the warning went out when a infected mosquito egg was found. vector control launched door to door inspections. as recently as four days ago inspectors found more larva that technicians believe will test positive. this is an aggressive mosquito that can transmit yellow fever and denge fever. >> if we have this mosquito here and it bit somebody with denge fever that mosquito, that ejipty will have the ability to transmit that disease with someone else. that's what we're trying to prevent. >> reporter: this is the first time in more than three decades it's turned up here in the bay area. experts aren't sure how it got here. but s

can carry a dangerous disease have been found in the bay area this time we're not talking about west nile virus. cara liu tells us where insects testing positive for yellow fever are being found and what's being done to keep people safe. >> reporter: john fox is one of a number of residents warned about yellow fever mosquitoes in his neighborhood. >> i'm glad that we have funded mosquito agents that can identify that there's infected mosquitoes present. >> reporter: the warning went out when a infected mosquito egg was found. vector control launched door to door inspections. as recently as four days ago inspectors found more larva that technicians believe will test positive. this is an aggressive mosquito that can transmit yellow fever and denge fever. >> if we have this mosquito here and it bit somebody with denge fever that mosquito, that ejipty will have the ability to transmit that disease with someone else. that's what we're trying to prevent. >> reporter: this is the first time in more than three decades it's turned up here in the bay area. experts aren't sure how it got here. but s

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and we're not talking about west nile infection, we're talking about yellow fever.cara lui has the story. >> reporter: inspectors tell us they found larva at a home four days ago and they will know tomorrow or the day after tomorrow if it is yellow fever but they're more than certain that it is. they're in the midst of extensive door to door surveillance since finding yellow fever mosquito egg in late august. so far more than 1,100 properties have been suspected. about 20 of those properties have had mosquitoes, eggs or larva. just four days ago inspectors collected another sample, technicians believe will test positive as a yellow fever mosquito. mosquitoes known as 80s egypty. >> if we have this mosquito here and it built somebody with denge fever then that mosquito that would then have the ability to transmit that disease to somebody else. that's what we're trying to prevent. >> reporter: this mosquito hasn't been seen in the bay area in more than 30 years. vector control says they're not sure how it got here. it's possible that it was brought over in a plant or

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the nile used to be clogged with cruise boats, now they are marred and hoff balls.he government says more than a billion dollars in tourism revenue has been lost since the mass demonstrations in july that prompted the military led coup. >> since we have this problem between the new government, and the muslim brotherhood, i expect there will be like nothing for a longer time. i don't know when, they will come to sit together, and then everything stop. >> and while those two sides remain far apart, u.s. and european countries will advise against travel. al jazeera, luxor. >> you are watching the al jazeera news hour, still ahead, how spending habits in the united states are effecting garment workers in bangladesh. >> plus, a look at the future of timber elephants. >> and russian football teams here hit back at claims that their fans are racist, details of that in the rest of the sports coming up. do stay with us. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles

the nile used to be clogged with cruise boats. they are moored and moth bald. the government says more than a billion in tourism revenue has been lost sips mass demonstrations prompted the military-led coup. >> since having this problem n between the new government and the muslim brotherhood, i expect there'll be nothing for a lopping time. -- for a long time. i don't know when they will come to sit together, and everything stop. >> and while the two sides are far apart, u.s. and european countries will advise against travel to egypt. no distinction is made for the peaceful breath taking city. . >>> still to come here on al jazeera newshour, we'll visit a fair labour factory in bangladesh, where the rama factory collapsed inspires a new generation. >> and how ibrahimovic is wrapping up the goals. details in port in 20 minutes. >>> still to come here on al >>> hello, again. this is the it newshour from al jazeera. syria freed 62 female prisoners as part of a 3-way change deal. nine lebanese hostages were released on saturday after being held by syrian rebels. tw

workers and volunteers from the wrightway-rescue shelter in north suburban niles returned to the collapsedtoday in an effort to find foster homes for the facility's animals. a school bus plowed into the middle of the shelter yesterday afternoon. no students were aboard the bus. no animals or people were hurt. it is 10 years of hard work and dedication and it has been demolished in one day. it is very depressing but we are positive we will continue our work. we just dump all howl at the moment. volunteers will be back at the shelter tomorrow trying to solicit donations to repair the building. they will also be trying to find homes for about fourteen animals. meanwhile, a 4-th grade student at edgebrook elementary school is stepping up efforts to help the wright-way animal shelter. nine-year-old nia chetkovich has been fundraising for the shelter for the past two years. this picture was taken last summer after a fundraiser. when she heard about the accident, nia started selling handmade bracelets to help raise money for the shelter. she's already raised over 1-hundred dollars. her mom also c