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the international treaty which is being negotiated right now, which covers, i believe, last n week,aviy, the human- rights or better with the united nations made the point that armaments, which are being sold to both sides of this conflict have absolutely blown it up. >> he would be out front on the arms trade treaty? >> we sure would. >> thank you both for joining us. we will look at the green party internationally next. we've been speaking with dr. jill stein, the green party 2012 presumptive presidential nominee. the vote will take place tomorrow here in baltimore where the convention is underway. we have been also joined a cheri honkala, perhaps the country's leading anti-poverty activist. she herself was homeless for a time, a national credit of the poor people's economic human rights campaign. the vice presidential prevent -- presumptive nominee for the green party. stay with us. ♪ [music break] ♪ [music break] >> kermit the frog. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we continue our broadcast from baltimore, maryland, where the gr

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you'll remember, anderson, even with avi flu and h5n1, they did the same thing. after a while, they stopped testing. they said we know what this is. we'll treat is symptom atically so we don't have to keep testing it. >> we got a digital dashboard viewer question from facebook. sue asked, now that they know the cause of the deaths, can the children come into the hospitals be treated n and their lives possibly saved? that's the key question. >> i guess i would answer that question this way. like a lot of other infectious diseases here in this part of the world. there's not specific treatments. there's not an anti-viral, for example, for some of these organisms. but getting back to the steroid issue, what we're learning is the world health organization is going to issue an alert to all doctors and practitioners in the area to say refrain from using steroids. do not use steroids. and i think that's going to have a significant impact. the infectious diseases were going to be here, but the fact that they were turning into such deadly diseases, hopefully that part of i

hertz, avis and zip car have a come pet tore. it's a surprise. it's bmw. hey, phil. >> hi, sue.hat is area of the auto industry that's growing very quickly with car sharing. bmw getting in to the act. it's an added 70 vehicles in san francisco as part of its drive now program. these are active e electric models available for hourly rental. you go to the website and rent wasn't of the active e models up to $12 for the first 30 minutes. there is a cap. $90 or 24 hours. limit of 180 miles but looking to drive around in a luxury car for an hour or two, this is a market that bmw is confident to grow, starting in san francisco and then traditional markets. that's where we're likely to see the drive program expand to. by the way, they're among the first to get in to this luxury car sharing business. looking at the luxury automakers here in the u.s., look at first half sales. bmw led the market last year. slightly behind mercedes but the difference in the sales could be made up in the second half of this year. take a look at shares of bmw for the last three months like all of the auto s

board of directors for an organization called-- for life which was started in '06 by a gentleman named avi cramer from israel. he was diagnosed in '04, his first semester of harvard business school and him and his friends decided, those ivy leaguers being very smart like we are said we need to change. and we need to adapt on how we are raising funds and raising awareness. and price for life is exactly what it describes. it's incentive based research. you bring us a 3r06 entreatment for als we will write you a check for $1 million. and it's created a great buzz and there aren't just als people researching this. people from all over the world vying for that prize and we're hoping that you know this will expedite the process of finding some good treatments and that's why i'm optimistic and very hopeful for the future. >> rose: you actually don't think those ivy leaguers are any smarter than people that went to boston college. >> we hear they went to harvard because they couldn't get on the bc baseball team. >> eric, i'm right there with you. >> rose: richard, thank you for coming up from orla

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important players in the passage of this bill, i would like to especially congratulate senator tim kennedy, avi and julie israel for their efforts. the passage of istop raises awareness of the growing importance of integrating health information technology and electronic medical records into the field of health care. i hope other states will move to implement this and other electronic medical record technologies. this is a serious problem, and it is our responsibility to act swiftly. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hultgren: madam speaker, now that the health care law is out of the judiciary process, it's back in the hands of the legislators. it's time to face the real consequences of this law. this week the ways and means has started examining the tax affects, the oversight committee is looking at the impacts on patients and doctors and on the economy, but in reality we kn