my name is robin hogan. i'm the president of communications for the robinwood foundation. we're proud to be the founder of spotlight health. morning in a t across town. it will end at 8:30 p.m. tonight. i commend you for your stamina. 12 hours of learning. it has been a fabulous first day. .e are really delighted thank you. my job is simple tonight. to introduce the panel and inspire you with their brilliance. dbmave two md's and a tonight to talk to you about epidemiology. laseft, dr. neil vorra. he has distinguished himself as a physician. he is a newly discovered virus infecting humans and cattle in the republic of georgia. rabies cases associated with organ transplantation's. you will be hearing from neil on those stories and others i'm sure. to the far left is jennifer mcquiston. jennifer is a dbm by training. has investigated some exotic tests associated with monkeypox outbreaks. more somberly in 9/11, part of the cdc advance team to monitor possible bioterrorism. flanking these officers is their boss. cdcis the director of the and we are honored to have him with us

my name is robin hogan and i am the vice president of communications for the robert wood johnson foundation. we are very proud to be the .ponsor of spotlight health welcoming you to tonight presentation. everyone likes a good epidemic because this is a sold-out session. has been a long day, started at 8:00 this morning in a tent across town. it will end at 8:30 p.m. tonight. i commend you for your stamina. 12 hours of learning. it has been a fabulous first day. .e are really delighted thank you. my job is simple tonight. to introduce the panel and inspire you with their brilliance. dbmave two md's and a tonight to talk to you about epidemiology. laseft, dr. neil vorra. he has distinguished himself as a physician. he is a newly discovered virus infecting humans and cattle in the republic of georgia. rabies cases associated with organ transplantation's. you will be hearing from neil on those stories and others i'm sure. to the far left is jennifer mcquiston. jennifer is a dbm by training. has investigated some exotic tests associated with monkeypox outbreaks. more somberly in 9/11, part of th

hogan. appreciate it. >>> and we will have much more on the tragic passing of robin williams coming up at the half hour. i'll talk live with a mental health advocate on william's struggles with depression substance abuse. >>> turning to ferguson missouri. tensions are running high after the fatal shooting of an unarmed teen. ferguson police say they will not release the name of the officer who fired the shots that killed 18-year-old michael brown touching off two days of angry demonstrations. last night for the second night in a row, there were clashes on the street with police using tear gas and rubber bullets. 15 people were arrested. speaking to reverend al sharpton brown's mother spoke out about her son. >> he was special. he was first for many. a first grandchild, a first nephew. she was basically born a king. >> his legacy shouldn't be about looting, stealing, kicking police cars. there is only way for justice is to stay calm and let the judicial system work. >> strong message there from his family. ron allen is in ferguson, missouri with the latest. set the scene today. obviously protests overnig

hogan and brian steinberg, thank you. we will have much more on the life and genius of robin williams throughout the show. >>> president obama hits pause on his vacation to grating tcon the new prime minister in iraq. there is a problem. >> what is that? >> the old prime minister refuses to go away and calling the move illegal. >>> later, mrs. say all options remain open in the fatal accident involving nascar driver tony stewart. could criminal charges be coming soon? >>> first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> good morning on this tuesday. yesterday, we got soaked in detroit. it wasn't your normal soaking. they had over four inches of rain. the second most rain they had in their recorded history in one single day and their records go back to the 1800s. every highway in the city was flooded at one point. 4 1/2 inches of rain. it's drying out today but that slow moving soaker is now pushing east. we are going to see very heavy rain today. areas of new york, pennsylvania, and eventually shifting into the big cities on i-95. already the green on the map is light rain d.c. to baltimore and scranton area light rain. a