we spread pumpkins christmas trees and we spray mosquitoes and they've mevr had a west nile outbreak in the country and those we don't spray from had west nile. >> we're standing in pumpkin field which is good example of what helicopter can do. when it comes over the downdraft from blades it causes all sorts of leaf russel and sprays you put on get on under sides of the plant. and from a rough look at it you're low and slower than a normal aircraft. there's a lot morphinees to it we're at different heights and crops and different scopz. the hazards are you write down where you had the a deer's antlers you know you're that close and wires are a hazard. you learn to scalp field before you go in and identify the hazards and remember where they are and what livestock could be your fully engaged and have a long day. but you're fully engaged. you're not doing airbatic show the only way you're making money is when sprays come out over the booms and you make as much as you can as quickly as you can and maintain a constancy of speed because it's anticipating what it's to do. it's a little bit

all the adjoining counties that don't spray have had west nile virus.re standing in a pumpkin field which is a good example of what a helicopter can do. when it comes over the downdraft from the blades will cause all sorts of leaf rustle and the spray that you are putting on get on the undersides of the plant. from a rough look at it you're low, and you're slower than a normal aircraft, there's a lot more finesse to it. we're at different heights for different crops. different speeds for different crops. the hazards are you are right down where you'll hit a deer's antlers, you know you're that close and wires are a hazard. so you learn to scout the field before you go in, identify the hazards you remember where they are. you look at what livestock could be harassed. what neighborhood could be harassed while you're doing it and design your spray based on that. so you're fully engaged, you have a long day but you are fully engaged. you are not doing an acrobatic show, but the only way you're making money is when spray is coming out of those booms and you'

in fact they found west nile virus in nearly two dozen caged chickens across the state.icials say that proves mosquitoes are still around and biting, especially during unseasonably warm weather like we're having. the threat of west nile infected mosquitoes is expected to continue into mid-october. >>> and coming up, caught in the act. how you can help police catch this man before he strikes again. >>> also, pushing the limits. how twitter is testing out a move that will free up space for certain users. >>> our look at stories hatching state by state and county by county starts in bucks county where a pyromaniac is on the loose. >> take a look. you see a man pour what police say is gas on top of a convertible, then he sets it on fire. moments later the car erupts in flames, and the man takes off. this was september 20th. police just released the video to try to catch the guy before he strikes again. [ sirens ] >>> in melville, cumberland county, people say the sound of police sirens makes their hearts race. it happens way too often. people say violence and gunfire are non

but i have been sprayed by a bee sting years ago living and when i was living in new york city the west nile virus was going around and so they were spraying these big trucks. through the streets near central park where i lived and they were spraying and i got out of a cabin sucked in a whole cloud of this stuff and was very ill the next day called the city and they said it was the least like thing that they could spray because of the west nile so i'm not surprised that they're sort of skirting the isn't safe is it because you know at least least toxic you know it's always about excuse or say well it's always there like well it's the least toxic like you say it's the less toxic but i mean we could spray on people just to kill bugs right malaria is bad of course right you know zeke as bad these things are all you know there are many horrible things that are spread by mosquitoes. spraying more toxic stuff i don't know that that's actually the best in the region already having trouble with exploding chemical right. after the water in the air. in the flood was throw up you moron. probably you kn

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reporter: another concern of the mosquitoes that breed in stagnant pools like this one and carry west nile and zika. ground spraying started in neighborhood where the water receded. in other neighborhood, they're going to have to spray by the air. anthony. back in houston.nc, a long road thanks. congressional leaders equifax about the hack that exposed sensitive information about 143 million customers including social security numbers, birthdays, and driver's licenses. pure gold to thieves. anna werner spoke with a victim. >> business professor david anderson fell victim to two other major hacks and now equifax as he showed us. >> they think you're impacted. >> i'm their product taking my information telling me and release that out to who knows who. >> eva valazquez says they're getting an earful. >> hearing from folks who are complaining that they don't understand what this means. and that they don't understand how they are supposed to react. >> the best step to take, a credit freeze. that's where you instruct the credit reporting agencies to stop any one from accessing your credit inform

. >> to combat the threat of diseases like west nile and zika, an all-out assault has been launched.n the ground, harris county trucks have sprayed more than 70,000 acres. and for the last several nights, air force reserve, c 130 planes have flown over southeast texas spraying epa approved mosquito killing chemical. the aerial bombardments treated more than 2 million acres of harris and counties. that's more than ten times the size of new york city. but county officials say, they can only do so much. and need the help of residents. homeowners have hired personal mosquito squads like cory barkham who says he has been going nonstop. >> it was price before the storm. now, phone calls are, you know, when can you get to us. can you do it tomorrow. can you do it today. one of the biggest problem areas are private swimming pools. many were flooded during the storm. and have now become breeding ground for mosquitoes. officials are urging people to treat their own pools to try to stop the mosquito problem. >> a huge issue. still ahead, ken burns on his epic new documentary, the vietnam war. 6

mosquitos spread west nile.lth officials say concerns could continue for several more weeks. >>> a northeastern pennsylvania playground is is off limits after some people say theyed rattlesnakes. the city hired a trapper to nab the potential park crashers. he says the rattlesnake is the culprit. they won't attack you. >> if you could see erin coleman right now. >> they are common in our region. their venom is poisonous, but as you just heard they normal ly shieg away from humans. normally. >>> from wedding photo session to rescue mission. >> i look over and i see him in the water. what is he doing? >> up next the groom that saved a life moments after he tied the knot. and the viral pictures now to prove it. >>> plus ominous warning. what some coffee makers could soon be forced to make on the sides of coffee cups. our veterans have given us the rights and freedoms that we have and we enjoy today. ready. aim. fire. and it's important for us to let them know that we will never forget their service. fire. it was ste

. >>> three people have died from the west nile virus in california. is peak transmission period for the disease, doctors are worried that could begin a dangerous season for the west nile virus, pickup health officials are reported 87 human cases of the virus in theern california counties this year. >> coming up on mornings on 2, the 9:00. big nis from england. the prince is expecting baby number three. >> plus, we are having successful education programs in the bay area, what a school in the peninsula is doing to prepare is students for the real world >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet, backsweat, and gordo's... everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. soft surfaces trap odors. febreze fabric refresher cleans them away for good. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up to 45 days. breathe happy with febreze. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so we

more cases of west nile virus in the bay area... show you where it happened and what health officials are warning about tonight.(justine) plus... a family in the east bay is upset their landlord doubled their rent. hear how they took action .. after the break... fall-like weather is sweeping into the bay area. we'll have your end of summer forecast coming up next. (jr stone) a family in east oakland is on the brink of seeing their rent's double... today, they confronted their landlord at his home in piedmont.(justine) kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the mother who says she understands the rent has to go up... but not at the cost of putting her family on the streets. (philippe) it's not big... it's not fancy... but for norma sanchez, her husband and three young boys... this is home and it has been for nine years. so, when she received this letter from her landlord, informing her that her rent on november first would nearly double from 13-hundred dollars a month to 24-hundred dollars... she felt a lump in her throat. norma sanc

all tested positive for west nile virus. (jr stone) a second salt lake city police officer has been put on paid leavethis as authorities investigate the use of force in a nurses arrest. the july 26th incident captured on police body-camera. showed detective jeff payne dragging nurse alex wubbles from a hospital and handcuffing herafter she refused to allow blood to be drawn from an unconscious patient. prosecutors have asked for a criminal investigation prompting the police department to put two officers on paid administrative leave. the second officer hasn't been formally identifed but officials say they are also reviewing the conduct of detective jeff payne's boss.a lieutenant who reportedly called for the arrest of nurse wubbles. (jr stone) a california prosecutor, in the middle of a gang-related murder trial, was severely beaten while jogging in southern california. the woman stumbled into a nearby gym after being assaulted seeking help. police say the woman was not sexually assaulted.. and she was not robbed. witnesses

. >> to combat the threat of diseases like west nile and zik an all out assault has been launched. on the ground. harris county trucks have sprayed more than 70,000 acres. and for the past several nights, air force reserves, c-130 planes have flown over southeast texas. spraying an epa approved mosquito killing chemical. the aerial bombardments have treated 2 million acres of harris and counties. that's more than ten times the size of new york city. but county officials say, they can only do so much. and need the help of residents. home owners have hired personal mosquito squads like cory barkham who says he has been going nonstop. >> it was price before the storm. now phone calls are, you know when can you got to us. can you do it tomorrow? do it today? areas are private swimming pools son: it's been more daughter: no, it hasn't. mom: hey, can you two keep it down? son: i want it. it's my turn. daughter: no it isn't. mom: please just keep it down. [tires screeching] mom: i remember days when just driving down the street would give me anxiety. and now look at me. [restaurant sounds

we are going to be on the lookout for west nile virus infection.on the gulf, we have zika, we have chicken, and others, so we are going to be on the lookout for that. we are going to have serious health problems to look at in the coming weeks. we have the problem with mold and allergies from that and the possibility of asthma. we'll have our work cut out for us. >> doctor, what do you say to people who have been in the floodwaters who are starting to feel badly? what do they do? especially in the conditions they have right now? and how long should they be watching the symptoms? >> certainly -- that's a great question. i think right now, if you have been exposed to floodwaters, if you have wounds, you want to get those medically treated. that's how the flesh eating disease can happen. if you have symptoms of diarrhea, seek medical attention because you might need antibiotic therapy. then, also, you want to minimize your exposure to mosquitos because they are going to start ramping up in the coming days and weeks. minimizing expo sure to mosquitos is

.>>> three people died from the west now violates -- west nile virus.y this could be the beginning of a dangerous season for the disease. three victims lived in la san bernardino and kern counties. the elderly people with diabetes or high blood pressures -- pressure are most susceptible. 87 human cases have been reported so far this year.>>> we have the story of a mother who lost her son to violence. she struggled to leave her home.>> she eventually fought through the pain and found purpose.>> -- >> reporter: patty comes here every week to sit with her son.>> i have been following your heart, not your fears.>> reporter: she comes to remember the man who died too soon.>> robbie losses life almost 3 years ago.>> reporter: that day has been -- had been busy for his mother. she wanted to see him that night.>> i said your car payment is here, come pick up food for you go to work and he said yes, i'll be there. one hour later we got a call that he was shot.>> reporter: he died at the scene. police believe it was a robbery.>> there is no bracing your self for

. >> reporter: to combat a lot of diseases like west nile and zika, an all out assault has been launchedis county trucks have sprayed more than 70,000 acres and for the past several nights air force reserves c-130 planes have flown other southeastern texas spraying the chemical. that's more than 10 times the size of new york city. but county officials say they can only do so much and need the help of residents. homeowners have hired personal mosquito squads lie cory barkem who said he's been going nonstop. >> now it's when can you get to us. can you do it tomorrow, can you do it today. >> reporter: the problem is many swimming pools. many have become breeding grounds for mosquitos. officials are urging people to treat their own pools to try to stop the problem. omar villafranca, cbs news, houston. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a hurricane harvey reunion. we'll hear from a reporter who helped save a truck driver stranded in floodwaters as she tracks him down three weeks later the find out ohio how he's doing. >>> plus new england patriots quarterback tom brady reveals to nancy how

. >> reporter: other concerns are mosquitos carrying zika and west nile. they're going have to spray by air. omar villafranca, cbs news, houston. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," carter evans takes us on a ride-along with the coast guard in florida as they carry out recovery efforts following hurricane irma. >>> plus the latest on the houston realtor murdered during hurricane harvey and her ex-husband who allegedly confessed to the killing. >> and we'll speak with a college student in kentucky who said a class maitd targeted her on facebook for deportation. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. vk vk -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com we're here when you're ready. >>> ♪ >>> hurricane survivor get a little help from hollywood's biggest stars as residents return home to survey the devastation in the florida keys. >>> and remnants of the irma are about to make their way in our area, katie's tracking the rain when it arrives and how long you may need your umbrella. today's wednesday september 13th good morning i'm

we do not have a west nile virus epidemic now that you can imagine if we prophylactically introduceds, we would end up with a problem. that is to say, the genome is so complicated we do not want to be playing god, and it would have to be thoughtful and careful. [applause] can put off any sort of ethical fears we might have about designer babies for some time. nonetheless, are there applications of this technology that give you pause ethnically? is a popular technology and one of the applications scientists are exploring something called a gene drive. it is a way of using crispr so you can rapidly spread a genetic trait in the population. if you have thought about using to beene drive system able to eradicate mosquitoes, you introduce a trait that makes them sterile so they will spread that trait and eventually they will not breed and the species will go extinct. wet is something i think need to be thoughtful and careful about until we deploy something like that. it,ainly, before we deploy there are ways to contain the spread of the gene drive, that is very important so you have to be

county is set to do more pesticide spraying for mosquitoes after a mosquito pool tested positive for west nileirus. this time, butat residents are urged to take precautions to avoid being bitten. the spring will take place tomorrow in hyattsville and bladensburg. it was more information on wjla.com. nancy: you can i see too much of this police video. the prince george's county police sergeant is helping deliver a baby. he used his limited spanish and medical knowledge until paramedics arrived. today, mom had a chance to thank the man who helped bring baby carlos into the world. >> i was just happy to see everything worked out the way that it did. nancy: both mother and baby are the officer said he never thought he would help deliver a baby. storyan: an inspiring about a middle school student who make sure that kids in need have access to books. jack is 14 years old and from potomac. he heard about the d.c. homeless shelter and decided the kids muted a library, so he got to work, setting up the space and collecting book donations. >> children are able to read these books and enjoy these books.

concerns are mosquitos that breed in stagnant pools of water like this, but also carry zika and west niles they're going have to spray by air. omar villafranca, cbs news, houston. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," carter evans takes us on a ride-along with the coast guard in florida as they carry out recovery efforts following hurricane irma. >>> plus the latest on the houston realtor murdered during hurricane harvey and her ex-husband who allegedly confessed to the killing. >> and we'll speak with a college student in kentucky who said a classmate targeted her on facebook for deportation. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com we're here when you're ready. and i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning. thanks for waking up with us. this is the palace of fine arts in the marina district of san francisco. looking nice this morning. it is wednesday, september 13th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to jaclyn and neda. i used my windshield wipers this

. >> reporter: to combat the threat of diseases like west nile and zika, an all-out assault has been launched. on the ground, harris county trucks have sprayed more than 70,000 acres. and for the past several nights, air force reserves c-130 planes have flown over southeast texas spraying an epa-approved moss quilt-- mosquito killing chemical. the aryan bombardments have treated more than 2 million acres of harris and other counties, that more than ten times the size of new york city. but county officials say they can only do homeowners have hired personal mosquito squads like corey barkum who says he has been going nonstop. >> this t was price before the storm, now phone calls are when can you get to us, can you do it tomorrow, can you do it today. >> one of the biggest problem areas are private swimming pools. many were flooded during the storm and have now become breeding grounds for mosquitoes. officials are surging people to treat their own pools to try to stop the mosquito problem. >> omar villafranca, cbs news, houston. >> quijano: it is a huge issue. still ahead, ken burns on

. >>> new this morning going head to head with mosquitoes in camden county as officials battled west nileirus. camden county mosquito commission began spraying around 2:00 this morning and will wrap up in an hour. targeted spraying areas including barrington, cherry hill, gloucester township, waterford and winslow. officials say the spraying is scheduled on a as needed basis and it is not harmful to human s or pets. >>> well, the 63rd annual hero thrill she comes to the wells fargo center a week from saturday. >> but this afternoon we will get a sneak peak. here's some video from last years event, this afternoon at noon on the 1800 block of market street we will get a look at some of the dare devil moves by the philadelphia police motorcycle drill team. the show raises money for survivors of the deceased police and fire fighters killed in the line of duty. >>> well, we are learning more about a sudden swarm of insect s in the philadelphia area. coming up we will tell you where they came from. >>> it is not just florida rebuilding after hurricane irma, we will take a look at damage left be

(darya) in contra costa county-- three birds and a group of mosquitoes have tested positive for west nilevirus. mosquito and vector control officials say the mosquitoes were found in oakley, while the dead birds were scattered through out the county. officials recommend say you should dump any standing water you find around your home...and use mosquito repellent according to the district -- 56 people in the county have been diagnosed with the disease since 2006, two of them died. (mark) the head of immigration and customs enforcement is responding to california's "sanctuary state" bill that is on the governor's desk. ice director thomas homan says the bill prioritizes politics over public safety. the measure was approved in the legislature over the weekend. lawmakers say it is intended to strengthen immigrant protections in the state. it is now being considered by governor brown. homan says if governor brown signs the legislation it will make california communities less safe. (mark) transgender military service members who are already enlisted will be allowed to stay in the military for n

reporter: another concern are the mosquitoes that breed in stagnant pools like this one and also carry west nile zika. now, ground spraying has started in certain neighborhoods where's the water has receded, but in other neighborhoods, they're going to have to spray by the air. anthony. >> mason: omar villafranca with the long road back in houston. thanks. cbs and the other major television networks will simulcast a telethon to help victims of harvey and irma. gayle king and norah o'donnell will be among the hosts for "hand in hand," a benefit for hurricane relief, tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central. congressional leaders are demanding a detailed explanation from equifax about the hack that exposed sensitive information of 143 million customers, including social security numbers, birthdays, and driver's licenses-- pure gold to thieves. anna werner spoke with a victim. >> reporter: business professor david andersen fell victim to two other major hacks, and now equifax, as he showed us-- so they still think that you're impacted. >> i'm equifax's product. they're taking my information about me and selli

west nile uganda and the u.n. secretary general are trying to get terrorise has warned that the planned kurdish independence referendum would detract from the need to defeat eisel iraq iran and turkey oppose the poll and demonstrators march through the streets of istanbul on sunday in protest iran's government has threatened to end all border security arrangements with the kurdish regional authority in northern iraq if the vote goes ahead hoda abdel-hamid is currently in irbil in the kurdish region of northern iraq and she says iran is worried how kurds living in this territory would react to a referendum in neighboring iraq. this might be deferred explicit statement coming out of iran but certainly there have been several warnings by the iranian government over the past few months relations actually between tehran and the kurdish authorities have been strained for quite a while now and the bottom line iran sees this as a threat to its own national security in the sense that iran has a sizable kurdish population s

malcolm where al-jazeera west nile uganda. iran's government is threatening to end all border security arrangements with the kurdish regional authority in northern iraq if its planned independence vote goes ahead it's the latest country in the region to condom the referendum should yield for september the twenty fifth turkish nationalists have marched through istanbul to protest against the vote president richard type earlier one has urged the kurdish leadership to cancel it calling it a matter of national security and united nations secretary general antonio terrorists has warned that a referendum would detract from the need to defeat islamic states and to reconstruct regained territories with hodder abdel-hamid is in erbil the capital of the kurdish region in northern iraq this might be diverse explicit statement coming out of iran but certainly there have been several warnings by the iranian government over the past few months relations actually between duran and the kurdish authorities have been strained for quite a while

malcolm where al-jazeera west nile uganda. british police are searching a property in sorry after they arrested a second person in connection with friday's bomb attack on an underground train a twenty one year old man was detained in the west london suburb of hounslow on saturday night earlier an eighteen year old man was arrested at the port of dover the main ferry link to france on the london tube injured thirty people. has the latest on the investigation. well police are not saying much about this latest arrest we do know the counter terrorism officers of the met police arrested a twenty one year old man around shortly before midnight local time on saturday and that was in the hounslow which is southwest of where i am in central london it's also very near to sunbury on thames that's a suburb where armed police carried out a raid on a residential property on saturday and they also evacuated scores of people from around that area telling some local residents they had just one or two minutes to get out of their homes scaring q

malcolm webb al-jazeera west nile uganda. now the u.k.'s terror threat level has been lowered from critical to severe and was raised to the highest level after five days bomb attack on a london underground train that engine thirty people place raided a tree in west london on sunday night and connection to the attack earlier they searched two properties for the south and sorry detectives are continuing to question a twenty one and eighteen year old arrested on saturday. the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace has warned of the planned kurdish independence referendum could track on the need to defeat eisel iraq iran and turkey oppose the poll of demonstrators marched through the streets of istanbul and protest on sunday iran's government has threatened to end all border and security arrangements with the kurdish regional authority in northern iraq of the vote goes ahead without that one of the following the story from ed bean. this might be the first explicit statement coming out of iran but certainly there have been several warnings by t

malcolm webb al-jazeera west nile uganda and secretary general antonio terrorists has urged kurds in iraq to scrap next weeks and dependents referendum morning it would detract from the fight against i saw in iran iraq and turkey oppose the poll and demonstrators marched in the streets of istanbul and protest iran is threatening to and all border and security agreements with the kurdish regional authority in northern iraq if the vote goes ahead the tiny samoan islands in the pacific has one of the world's highest rates of obesity imported fast food is favored over natural local produce but a campaign is underway to change that. report. chef john is on his morning rounds at r.t. his main fish market and the daily catch is plenty the twenty four year old advocate eating locally sourced food healthily the celebrity chef whips up samoan cuisine in new and inventive ways on television so i was miller about the food you know plantation and a fish so i'm trying to having people like. to eat to eat like ok next up use of chemical ample cooking. oil from his arm or you know all of a tree grow

malcolm webb al-jazeera west nile uganda. to the head on the border to chile celebrates its independence day we report from a remote desert town course in a territorial dispute with libya. and in nigeria in school teaching children made orphans by boko haram is a top united nations envoy. hello the skies a largely clear across the middle east once again more very hot sunshine achiles of one of the. over towards afghanistan elsewhere it doesn't look settled also hot sunshine aleppo thirty five celsius forty four therefore baghdad was a more pleasant twenty nine in beirut over the next couple of days into the mid forty's therefore kuwait city is well and well again the low forty's across much of the arabian peninsula forty celsius the abu dhabi thirty nine forty degrees here in the go on through the next day and such also want to just around the southern end of the peninsula southern parts of amman into the gulf of aden southern parts of the red sea did just see wanted to show i was squeeze out of that rather cloud thick cloud

malcolm where al-jazeera west nile uganda cast off foreign minister says the international community isn't doing enough to combat what he calls terrorism shaikh mohammed been under ramadan a funny cold on world leaders to do more it was speaking at the u.s. islamic world forum in new york. about that. terrorism is quite a frightening phenomenon and i'd like to say that violence and hatred in regions of attention has helped a lot in the creation of these terrorist organizations the international community and the world in general hasn't done enough to address this phenomenon and i regret to say that the more conflicts disputes and suffering that exist the harder it is the international community to solve the problem of terrorism the international community must adopt all necessary procedures to fight this phenomenon because it's a threat to individuals societies countries and it's a threat to the human race. and jordan has the latest from the former new york. in his keynote address the qatari foreign minister mohamad. told the participants at the u.s. islamic world forum that dealing

malcolm webb dizzier west nile uganda. new zealand's largest airport auckland has cancelled more than forty flights after the only jet fuel supply line ruptured the leak was discovered on saturday about eighty thousand liters of fuel or two tanker loads spill from the main pipeline just north of the city. the social media platform snap chat has blocked al-jazeera content and saudi arabia snapchat says it was asked by saudi authorities to remove the qatar funded channel because it violated local laws saudi arabia has about eight million snapshot users one of the largest in the world qatar has been embroiled in a diplomatic dispute with saudi arabia and three other arab states since june when all four of them cut ties with. the emmy awards are all about television entertainment and this share the spotlight was on political satire from dramas to comedy u.s. politics played a major role. but the on has more. oh ok. it's the best of the small screen with all the big names. political satire most of it focusing on president donal

malcolm webb al-jazeera west nile uganda. now the u.n. secretary general antonio tazz has warned that the planned kurdish independence referendum could to track from the need to defeat i sold iraq iran and turkey opposed holden demonstrators marched through the streets of istanbul on sunday in protest iran's government has threatened to end all border and security arrangements with the kurdish regional authority in milton iraq if the vote goes ahead. of his following the story from and. this might be the first explicit statement coming out of iran but certainly there have been several warnings by the iranian government over the past few months relations actually between tehran and the kurdish authorities have been strained for quite a while now at the bottom line iran sees this as a threat to its own national security in the sense that iran has a sizable kurdish population several iranian kurdish opposition parties are based here in northern iraq and iran fears that this referendum even though nonbinding if it goes ahead might bull aspira

standing water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes...in cluding those that carry the west nile and zika viruses. there are currently no reports of the viruses in the region. officials say the chemicals being sprayed...don't pose a health risks to humans or pets. (jr stone) it's been a month since 40-year-old artist david deporis was dragged to death in oakland. (justine) today, his friends and family got together to remember david and celebrate his life. and, they tell kron four's philippe djegal that david was one of a kind. (philippe)gene deporis/father- "my son lived for his music and my son died for his music." nats/david's music- "bet i miss you when i'm gone i know that." taking it one day at a time... the deporis family is comforted by the love from david's friends... all numb to his loss.david's mom/nats- "you gave david what he needed and craved most in life -- to have his music really heard." david's mother and his father gene overwhelmed by the steady stream of support for their late 40-year-old son.gene deporis/father- "i learned about my son's death in the jungles of sri la

. >> the rain was on, the mosquitoes were not there but now they will come enforce diseases like west nilerus, dengue and zika which everyone knows about. you need to wear longsleeved clothing, insect repellent, stay safe. todd: we don't want to insult senior citizens but in a situation like this they take so many medications they may not remember all the medications they are taking. when a flood wipes them all out they may not know what they need to take to stay alive. >> there are hundreds of thousands of people who take daily medication for a multitude of reasons. we need to focus on patients who need dialysis and oxygen because without them they will die within 48 hours but a lot of patients or a lot of people take medications and don't know the names of them and even if they abandon medications or brought them with them they may be contaminated. do not take medications if they touch the water. if you don't know the name of the medication there are hundreds of thousands of pharmacies active in texas, most of centralized computer systems, give them your name and they will help with your

the mosquito that carries west nile virus is in this region.re still far, far away from getting back to normal. back to you guys in new york. >> heather: matt finn lifer us us. we're looking at a live shot on the corner of hurricane irma as apparels through. devastation expected from this one as well. >> jon: the most powerful storm in the atlantic. gusts above 200 miles per hour, maybe 220 miles per hour. it's hard to believe, this thing is going to do a lot of damage for everybody. let's talk about the last big storm just in on the harvey aid package and congress with democratic leaders nancy plosive and chuck schumer saying you're prepared to vote for it and a debt limit increase of three months as the white house works to link the bills. with secretary steve mnuchin encouraging to attach funding to raise the debt ceiling. >> we have to deal with the debt ceiling the goddess of harvey arriving in america. now we're asking asking for more money two oh stomach to make they may not be able to put the money forward without having a debt ceiling

a west nile warning in the east bay. a group of mosquitos and dead birds tested positive.hey tested positive in brentwood, antioch and pleasant hill. it is a reminder that people need to be cautious, even heading into the cooler fall months. they are doing extra surveillance and mosquitoe surveillance where the virus was found. >>> a traffic alert along a busy freeway. cal transis closing to high street in oakland. it started last night and continue through sunday. the lanes will be closed during the overnight hours while crews grind and pave along the freeway. >>> new video showing the aftermath of a small plane crash in southern california. the single engine plane lost power while in the air yesterday afternoon. crashing into a neighborhood near san diego. investigators say the pilot had taken off a mile away from the crash sight. the pilot made a u-turn and trying to return to the airfield but did not make it there. two people had minor injuries. >>> hurricanes have been dominating the headlines. most americans aren't affected by hurricanes, they say everyone needs to b

malcolm where al-jazeera west nile uganda. still ahead for you this hour. maternal mortality on the rise why new mothers a dying at a higher right in the us than anywhere else in the western world i'm going to muggles issued with an ultimatum from a potential coalition partner just a week out from germany's election. and the fight described as the biggest of the year by fans and in a controversial draw. will have that. welcome back well here we are in mid september i'm still getting temperatures into the mid forty's across parts of iraq and iran and down through into kuwait through into tuesday forty four for kuwait city otherwise we've got find additions around the caspian sea nice tame back on there with a maximum of thirty and around the eastern side of mediterranean looking fine with temperatures there around about thirty mark. is really all of the day for the gulf states that doha my sort of fourteen again very humid no changes there really on the other side the plane it's looking fine and dry with much lower humidity temperature forty three expected i

chemicals in texas and florida to stop the spread of zika virus and standing wat which can carry west nilezika viruses. health officials want to prevents an outbreak and control nuisance mosquitoes to interfere with recovery efforts. >> last night it seems someone was up to no good on senator ted cruz twitter is area account. either senator himself or someone who has access to his account liked a link to hardcore important. they tweeted about that saying offensive tweet posted on ted cruz account earlier was removed by staff and reported to twitter. now the like has disappeared as well. u.s. has a new title worst country to be a parent. lack of paid vacation. short maternity leave and bad work life balance all play a role in america's ranking. u.s. is followed by mexico, costa rica and canada. on the flip side finland and astonia and austria all praised as best place to be a parent and raise a child. committee said to award 202 summer games to los angeles this week. los angeles bid for the games in 202 4 because of new date it had to make changes to host contract evaluation committee signe

malcolm where al-jazeera west nile uganda. the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has admitted a military response may be the only option to containing north korea to listen it says he favors a peaceful solution but it might not be possible north korea find another ballistic missile over japan on friday if our diplomatic efforts fail though our military option when we were the only one left so all of this is backed up by a very strong and resolute military option but be clear we seek a peaceful solution to this catulus foreign minister says the international community is not doing enough to combat what he calls terrorism shaikh mohammad bin abdul rahman al phony called on world leaders to do more he was spread is speaking at an event in new york organized by the u.s. think tank from brookings institution. but how about that it must be quite a frightening phenomenon and i'd like to say that violence and hatred in regions of attention has helped a lot and the creation of these terrorist organizations the international community and th