bleach. okay. bleach is great i used it this afternoon to get my shirt white it's great. do we need this much bleach at home? no. safeway need it? probably not. look what they have across from the bleach. it says don't mix ammonia and bleach makes a gas. these are bad things to mix with bleach. who's got these under their sink in i do. everybody does. you want to separate the ones that don't go to together. how do you find out? read the labels. these are department of transportation placards, they are colored. they are all red. they have the sort of flame thing up there. the little number here and number here. we've got books in our rig that tell us what these are. based on a number. we will see a 1219, look in the book and say a truck carrying 1219 and it's leaking every where what do we have. george, we have 92 octane gasoline, that's not good. we call people and get help. we as volunteers are not going to be hazardous material people. you need to know this is red, it's flammable. if there is a problem, let us know and keep people away from it. these are more placards.

. >> he buys a tarp, bleach and an axe. >> our cameras are there as the mystery unfolds. every step of the way. >> holy cow. this is something you would see in a movie. >> vegas homicide, living with a killer. thanks for joining us. i'm chris hansen. las vegas. you've seen the bright lights, the glamorous side. now we shine a light on the dark side. there are about 115 murders a year here, but this murder case is unlike any you've experienced before, because our cameras are there every step of the way, from the moment the crime is discovered to the moment the mystery is solved. it's a powerful and emotional story, both for the officers working to crack the case and for the family who lived it. you'll see it all unfold as it happened. >> the body appears to be wrapped in a sheet, fitted sheet. >> it all began in this quiet suburb of las vegas, as police made their way to 3136 westfield street. >> we'll figure out where we're going to start. i think the kitchen, the little office area, go through there. >> all detectives joel

once you open bleach it looses the effectiveness of the bleach. one capful for a gallon of water. wait 20 minutes. wash your hands. wait a half-hour, to drink it, tastes like pool water but it kills germs. >> what kind of food do you want to keep? open the fridge don't open it too much. eat all perishable food first. you want to save emergency supplies. what emergency supply food do you want to /kaoepl. keep? energy bars. dry food. canned vegetables. can corn, can peas, you can drain that and drink the water and eat the vegetables. buy can food that you eat normally. and a can opener. first aid kit, have 3. have you a small one in the car, have a nice sized one for home and make sure you have one at work. make sure if you are a diabetic or have a heart condition, something that you normal take have a little supply. have a storage area for this. consider this. if you have a supply kit, make sure you have one that's mobile. mobile meaning, if you have to evacuate a square mile for disaster or terrorist or anything, have it in there with you in case you are on your own for a bit. you

but somehow there was bleach, chlorine bleach in coffee and fruit. soldiers are all fine and eating preprepared rations they have that. there erodes that feeling of trust. the people's food, is that safe? the people that they work with, can they be trusted? all of these things are vital. they must be playing really hard now on the psychology of american soldiers in afghanistan. in the closing year, and maybe months for some of them and the decade long war and the trust of the people they're handing the country over to is something they're really having to assess hely right now. >> thank you, appreciate it. >>> we're going to bring in now the retired colonel david lamb, former chief of staff of the combined forces command in afghanistan in 2004 and 2005. nice to see you, sir. when you see the protests happening in the cities throughout the weekend and the numbers. cities, frankly, have grown. are you surprised at how this has sfpiraled, maybe out of control at this point? >> no, i'm not. quite frankly, the taliban will use this unfortunate incident. w

. >> they definitely began to catch on to what we were doing, and the next project, i bleached my hair a platinum blond. >> i don't think they understand the personal rights of the child, a right to life. >> out of the corner of my eye, i saw the uterus shape, immediately this little fist comes out of the cervical opening, and the doctor touched the baby's hand. >> when you see a picture of your daughter underneath a microscope and then when i gave birth to her and held her in my arms and she looked into my eyes and said to me i love you, it drives it home. >> stories of everyday people who have undergone changes of heart. stories of determination and of the importance of every life. and stories that remind us that life begins at conception. these stories are all around us, and they help us define a culture of life. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable steve king. the honorable john boehner, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. thank you. let me say thank you to al credenes and acu and all of the organizers and responsers

they're using bleach to scrub down the tables and classrooms. other than that there's not a lot to do except for good old hand washing. at this particular school more than 100 kids called in sick. norovirus is a very hearty bug and this year it's hitting the bay area hard. brothers and sisters are known to share, but steven and christina say sharing norovirus was no fun. >> my stomach started hurting a lot. >> a lot of people have been getting sick. i got sick actually and, yeah, i didn't feel good. i got the same thing as my brother. >> reporter: both are students at knightson school east of antioch, which was hit hard by norovirus. one day earlier this month, more than 100 kids were out sick and the school cancelled a dance. knightson is not alone. campuses throughout contra costa county have reported outbreaks. >> we've had calls from families, from schools since the beginning of january, almost 30 schools have called us with a suspected norovirus outbreak. we've also heard from residential facilities. >> reporter: san mateo county is also se

have you ever had a moment you wish you could bleach away? well, clorox is having a contest for sharing your most bleachable moments with the panel of bleaching and laundry experts. here, with a slightly exaggerated re-enactment of a real situation we found on the website. here are the "jimmy kimmel live" players, guillermo, and my aunt chippy. >> dear, clorox. my baby and i were standing at line in a grocery store. my baby was becoming impatient and started moving his cup up and down. the lady behind me in line was an innocent bystander, who ended up with cherry juice splattered on her shirt. it was all over the checkout lane and magazines. i apologized to the lady. but then, the old bag dumped her yogurt on my baby. so, i shot her in the face with whipped cream. then, my baby threw some salt on her and punched her in the stomach. oh, it was some mess. anyway, thank goodness i can bleach it away. >> dicky: win $25,000. go to bleachitaway.com and share your bleachable moment. "jimmy kimmel live" coming back in two minutes. aaahhhhh!! ahhh! ah

traces of chlorine bleach in their fruit and in their coffee. luckily, no one got sick but, again, taliban weighing in and claiming responsibility for that little move, too. >>> some tragic new details in the death of american journalist marie colvin in syria. the sunday times" is revealing she died while trying to get her shoes. she was in a makeshift press office under siege by the syrian army and was following the local custom of taking your shoes off before you enter a building. >>> and rising gas prices, just won't let up. today's national -- latest national average, a penny more than when you went to sleep. this morning it's $3.70 a gallon. they've been rising, if you're counting, for 20 straight days in a row. americans in parts of california, alaska and hawaii are now paying more than $4 a gallon. and a couple of states aren't far behind that $4 mark at this point. >>> a train flipped off the tracks, killing 3 railway workers and injuring 45 passengers. a train was traveling from niagara falls, derailing just west toronto. this was on su

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custodians are using bleach and steam to disinfect the school.norovirus spreads by touch, highly contagious the kitchen and water supply has been tested and ruled out as possible sources. >>> surprising development in the race for the republican presidential nomination. donald trump has just confirmed he will endorse mitt romney. romney's right shall newt gingrich told his close advisers that he had -- expected to win the reality star's support. trump will make announcement this afternoon in las vegas. >>> president obama says his christian faith and values guide his work on the most urgent problems, including the economy. he made those comments at a national prayer breakfast in washington, d.c. this morning. he urged other leaders not to abandon their values or the moral glue that has divided the nation for centuries. >> the president: at a time when it is easy to lose ourselves in the rush and clamor of our own lives or get caught up in the noise and rancor that too often passes as politics today, these moments of prayer slow us down. they humb

and there is an epa approved bleach it takes part cells and lasts for a long period of time. it can be there for day autos and water supply is the source of the virus, spread when people don't wash hands after using bathroom. once one person has it it's infectious. >> and there is a bug going around two schools in sonoma county. a number of students have gone home with complaints of upset stomaches. the county health department has not confirmed noro virus but say it matches symptoms. >> and there is an interesting snap shot of california's economic recovery. one group is not participating at the same pace. we're live with the story. nannette? >> and only six in 10 single moms were working in 2010, according to the report the smallest pro portion since 1996. as california inches out of the great recession, the women parly -- particularly single mothers are struggling. a new report calls falling behind reveals men are finding jobs at a faster rate than women, giving a new name to the economic recovery. >> now, we've moved into what some of the pundits are calling the range whe

it is used in indonesia to bleach sugar and paper pulp, to make matches and even to make explosives. for every two pounds sold, the factory pockets 35-euro cents. which is seven times what it pays to the struggling miners that risk their lives every day. it's now 4pm and matrusen returns home exhausted. he lives an hour's drive from the factory in a small wooden house with his wife and three kids. there isn't much to do in these parts, but this weekend there is a village feast kicking off and he doesn't want to miss it. matrusen wants to show his kids what is happening inside this tent. at first, it might look like a bunch of men in drag. but it's actually a shamanic ceremony. the men dance until the gods of the volcano wake up. although the villagers are all believe in these pagan gods. [[vo]]...and we don't stick to party lines. >>people who buy politicians gotta cover their bets. [[vo]]we are the investigators fiercely independent, and we don't hold back. >>we are the 99% and we are too big to fail. [[vo]]...and we don't do talking points. >>i think the hypocrisy is so blatant. [[

school officials are wiping down the school with bleach. activities are cancelled throughout the weekend. >> we are counting down to the oscars. and just about 24 hours, stars will begin arriving for the 84th annual academy awards. >> lots of anticipation. our very own arch campbell and cynne simpson our live with one movie that has been catching balls. >> it is an absolutely gorgeous day here in hollywood. you can see the hollywood sign behind us. nice and clear. as we approached the big day all that anyone is talking about are the oscar-nominated movies appeared >> they are talking about "the artist." they used modern-day locations in the downtown los angeles to represent the los angeles of yesteryear. >>"the artist" tells a story about l.a. in the past. >> it holds dozens of ancient theaters from the 1920's built to show a silent films. this is the los angeles theater the way it looks today. switch it to black and white and it really does look like the 1920's. interior and exteriors include this building across the street. this building

a cleaning crew disineffected the school with bleach. thursday, nearingly a quarter of the students were sick. there was a bug and school officials believe it spread after a school got sick at recess which was held inside on tuesday. >> a tremendous tragedy and a tiny survivor. a little girl rescued from under 30 feet of snow. >> wet weather approaching the bay area. leigh glaser has the forecast. >> underwater pumping operations have started to remove a half million gals of fuel from the cruise ship grind off the italian coast. ever since the coast a concordia ran aground there was concern about fuel leaks. it is a sanctuary for marine animals. it will take 28 days to empty the tanks. rough seas and bad weather delayed the work for two weeks. >> we pump out this afternoon. and we expect the next five days to be good weather, and we will work 24 hours a day to pump out the fuel. >> the concordia slammed into a reef on january 13th after the captain deviated from the ship's planned course. 17 bids have been found. another 15 people are st

the ripped jeans that are bleached and torn, they look pretty sloppy, with the sneakers t-shirt, and an oversized sweatshirt. he really looks like he's ready for the weekend. so, befo, an wasn denim. that was inappropriate f the fi, and w hea pair th wor the workday. peonality withbeing too much. he has a bashite, tton-down irt,hich is impoant to havin everyone's work wardrobe. and the shoes -- they're metallic, which is a little bit different than most people would wear to the office, but they're fun and i think they're still appropriate, and they show a bit of his personality. >> of course, these styles are just examples. you'll still need to do a little homework to find what works best for you. with the right look in place, you can make that first day a lot less stressful and a lot more fun. for "teen kids news," i'm erika. >> we'll be right back with more "teen kids news"... >> so don't go away. you don't disappear at midnight. and now, you've met your match. new revlon® colorstay™ 16 hour eyeshadow. 64 colors that will take you from night to day without smudging, creasing or fad

my bones are bleached white under your stare while you warm your hands under my open wounds i swallow the air you exheal and pluck the bones from your rib cage and i will make a man out of you. my bones memorized the weight of your since. they are brittle with forgiveness. my thighs unfold as you press the palm of your hand against my curving spine and plant your bones inside my garden. this one is draft it's the one in thean tholology. he smoothed the wrinkles on my bell and he sucked my bitter fruit. we plowed an ocean in my navel and sowed mountains of regrets into fields. we allowed only the memory of water to sustain our thirst. we dreamt of rain and listened for our trees to bare fruit. >> the next is inspired by my mother, are we all? this is garden. the gate to my mother's garden opened always trees flirt with shadows and the grass says my same. asleep in flowered boxes pay for rain. i open always the gate to my mother's garden. i will plant my sum in a clay pot an offering to jealous gods and stretch my arms like branches bearing fruft foregiveness. this was inspired by my mo

custodians are using bleach and steam to disinfect the school.norovirus spreads by touch, highly contagious the kitchen and water supply has been tested and ruled out as possible sources. >>> surprising development in the race for the republican presidential nomination. donald trump has just confirmed he will endorse mitt romney. romney's right shall newt gingrich told his close advisers that he had -- expected to win the reality star's support. trump will make announcement this afternoon in las vegas. >>> president obama says his christian faith and values guide his work on the most urgent problems, including the economy. he made those comments at a national prayer breakfast in washington, d.c. this morning. he urged other leaders not to abandon their values or the moral glue that has divided the nation for centuries. >> the president: at a time when it is easy to lose ourselves in the rush and clamor of our own lives or get caught up in the noise and rancor that too often passes as politics today, these moments of prayer slow us down. they humb

. >> reporter: the school sent maintenance workers to scour the campus with bleach and were getting ready to make a second pass. >> we just want to ensure that we've gotten every area twice, you know, that could be affected with this bleach solution. >> reporter: san francisco health officials say judging by the sudden onslaught of sickness including vomiting and diarrhea, they believe the campus was hit by a norovirus. >> we are requiring that students wait 72 hours before they come back after they've recovered because we want to make sure that they're really feeling well before they come back. >> reporter: health officials took specimens from some of the students which are undergoing testing this afternoon. in the meantime, st. ignatius canceled basketball and soccer games. the principal says one basketball player fell ill after playing in a game against another school last night. health officials say so far no other schools have been hit as hard by the virus. parent thomas arnold said he's satisfied the school did the right thing by shutting down until monday. >> we're very happy that

they've cleaned up whatever caused a school wide illness a crew the weekend disinfect the school with bleach. thursday nearly a quarter students got sick, 200 were absent friday. officials think a gastrointestinal bug was spread. >>> the autopsy on whitney houston is complete, but it will take several weeks before the results are back on the cause of the singer's death. according to tmz houston's family was told by the l.a. coroner's office that houston did not die from drowning but rather from what appears to be a coll nation of xanax and other pre-- a combination of xanax and other prescription drugs mixed with alcohol. tahman bradley has more on the tributes for houston at last night's grammy awards. >> there is no way around this, we've had a death in our family. >> reporter: the grammy wards opened in prayer. music's biggest stars honoring whitney houston. jennifer hudson sang one of houston's biggest hits. ♪ and i will always love you ♪ ♪ >> reporter: as the grammies were getting unwait the los angeles coroner announced houston's autopsy was complete it could be weeks before it is dete

it's unaffected by a lot of topical disinfectants except those containing bleach. antibiotics don't do a thing. on top of that, it's frightening because after you get better, you can still spread that virus to other people for up to two weeks. the best defense is an old-fashioned one, it comes down to washing your hands and sanitizing them over and over again. the basics, brian. especially for this one. >> as we say, you don't want this. >> reporter: you don't want this. >> dr. nancy, thank you. good to see you as always. >>> up next tonight, the back story on an airline passenger who wasn't allowed to fly. >>> a spanish photographer on assignment for the "new york times" in yemen has been awarded photo of the year. it's an achingly poignant photo of a veiled woman holding a wounded relative in her arms during what would become arab spring. reminded some people today of a modernized version of michelangelo's "pieta." it was chosen among 100,000 entries. >>> who says pilots shouldn't have fun now and then it? it sure looks like some boeing test pilots did. back when

crews scrubbed the school with bleach. norovirus is highly contagious and can be passed by casual contact. >>> fire investigators will spend the day trying to find a cause for a fire that gutted a warehouse on mare island the fire started yesterday morning on the northside of the island. plums of spoke could be seen for miles. crews stayed all night watching for flare-ups and say the fire could smolder for days. firefighters pulled back and let the fire burn out after making sure that nobody was inside. officials say the building may have been a haven for the homeless. >>> the state department of water resources says the unintentional release of water from a major pipeline is to blame for flooding a frommont neighborhood this weekend. mud and water flooded 15 backyards and forced evacuation of four homes in warm springs last friday night people been allowed to return home but they say the damage could take weeks to fix. crews say they will work with home owners to make things right. >>> violence in syria prompting action f

was gone by the time fire officials say housekeepers working at the portola hotel and spa spilled bleacha laundry room that created toxic fumes through the ventilation system and forced an evacuation of the hotel. the staffers said he left to catch a flight two hours before that spill. 30 people were sickened by the fumes, all of them. ies of the hotel. they hosted several guests who attended the golf tournament over the weekend. >> not an increase in population, but an increase in traffic. even if you don't drive a hybrid car, the decision to kick hybrids out of the lane impacts you. >> the lane may have backfired. the question is what's being done about it? >> part of our unit, our travel and investigation unit has a closer look. >> traffic may have slowed by 10 miles per hour. researchers took that to caltrans, but it appears the agency is not interested. >> if you live or work in the way area, you know one thing. traffic. a lot of it. >> the idea was that by having fewer cars now in the carpool lane, the carpool lane would travel fast. unfortunately it seems hope has backfired. >> mi

some >> we use a bleach solution on everything. every surface. we deeply into the carpet, it was important to use that strength of a cleaning agent so that it would get the virus. >>pam: there were two attended sexual assaults on the campus of stanford. a woman says a man entered her dorm room, climbed into her bed and tried to take off her clothes. the woman got out of bed and left the room. another woman says she was assaulted while walking back to her residence on campus. there is no word whether or not the two incidents were connected. for a brief period of time, same-sex couples did have the right to marry in california. in just 14 hours we will know whether other same-sex couples will have that right. 10:00 a.m. the ninth circuit court of appeals low rule whether the voters approved a ban on same-sex marriage is legal or not. dan kerman has a preview of the upcoming ruling and what happens next. on tuesday a three judge panel could overturn a ruling that same-sex marriage was illegal. >> is there a right to be married whatever your sexual o

custodians are using bleach and steam to disinfect the school. health officials are trying to determine fit was the norovirus that made everyone sick it spreads through the air or touch and highly contagious. we spoke to a student who is recovering. >> i noticed first at school there was a kid and he couldn't make it to garbage can before he threw up. >> health official are trying to pinpoint how the virus spread and warning that it could spread to other schools since kids all associate with beach other. the kitchen and water supply has been tested and ruled out. >>> doctors at ucsf have identified an addictive substance that causes serious illness even death and you are exposed to it dozens of times each day it is sugar. if doctors get their way it would be regulated like alcohol or cigarettes. katie marzullo is live with the story. >> reporter: it probably doesn't surprise anyone that doctors are saying sugar isn't good for you but this is more extreme. researchers say sugar is as dangerous as alcohol in that it is toxic and addictive. they say

custodians are using bleach and steam to disinfect the flu. they say it could be an outbreak of nor row virus. it spreads through the air and by touch and highly contagious. we spoke to one of the students who is recovering. >> i noticed it first at school. there was a kid who was running through our foyer. he couldn't make it to the garbage can before he threw up. >> the public health officials are trying to determine the cause of the outbreak. the school's kitchen and water supply have been tested and ruled out. >>> oakland's police and fire departments have new leaders tonight, and one has made history. teresa reid is one of the first african-american fire chiefs in a large metropolitan city. reid was the assistant chief at the san jose fire department. she also has an understanding of what is happening in oakland having lived there for 22 years. and she says it will not be business as usual for the oakland fire department. >> change the mind set of this is how we always did it. change is coming, and we are going to have to look at how we a

custodians are using bleach and steam to disinfect the flu. they say it could be an outbreak of nor row virus. it spreads through the air and by touch and highly contagious. we spoke to one of the students who is recovering. >> i noticed it first at school. there was a kid who was running through our foyer. he couldn't make it to the garbage can before he threw up. >> the public health officials are trying to determine the cause of the outbreak. the school's kitchen and water supply have been tested and ruled out. >>> oakland's police and fire departments have new leaders tonight, and one has made history. teresa reid is one of the first african-american fire chiefs in a large metropolitan city. reid was the assistant chief at the san jose fire department. she also has an understanding of what is happening in oakland having lived there for 22 years. and she says it will not be business as usual for the oakland fire department. >> change the mind set of this is how we always did it. change is coming, and we are going to have to look at how we a

. >> reporter: the school is now being scrubbed with a bleach solution, every desk, every wall. and the department of health is going to have to come back and give its okay before classes continue. patrick sedillo cbs 5. >>> two organizations dedicated to women's health are severing ties. the susan g. komen foundation will no longer give money to planned parenthood. len ramirez with the reaction from the bay area streets to capitol hill. len. >> reporter: that's right, folks here at planned parenthood in san jose say they are very disappointed. they say it's been a very good working relationship that they have had with komen over the years and that hundreds of thousands of women have benefitted from this over the years. they say they are not -- also they are not buying the official reason for the separation. >>> reporter: from the streets of san jose -- >> it's really sad that they would think, uhm, it's okay to stop allowing women to get this kind of healthcare. >> reporter: -- to the halls of congress, people are reacting strongly to the surprising split. >> today, i rise quit

crews used bleach at the elementary school over the weekend. the cases involved students who are siblings of previously infected students. several cases were reported at the school earlier this month. virginia health department officials say if your child experiences any symptoms, keep the child home for at least 48 hours after the symptoms have ended before sending him or her back to class. >>> 4:36 the time. police arrested a 25-year-old man suspected in a series of robberies in montgomery county. ramon gumn is accused of robbing the dream in rockville. he walked into the store, showed what appeared to be a handgun, demanded cash and walked out. at the time police had him under surveillance. they arrested him as he walked to his vehicle. they found cash on him and found a black pellet gun and black mask in his vehicle. he confessed to robbing two salons in gaithersburg. so far he's charged with one robbery and faces additional charges, as well. >>> and this morning, as family and friends mourn the loss of a young mother killed in a car crash,

spread of the disease is to wash your hands frequently and thoroughly, and wipe down surfaces with bleachs. >>> federal investigators will look into bank overdraft fees. the fees function like extremely high-cost short-term loans. the new consumer watchdog agency will ask banks for information about how the fees affect consumers, how overdraft protection is marketed, and what information consumers receive. the probe could result in new rules or lawsuits if the banks are accused of violating consumer laws. >>> the blackberry playbook, an update. the research in motion released the tablet's new operating system. it includes e-mail, a calendar, and contact features. but the new version of the playbook does not include blackberry's popular messaging service. the 2.0 software update can be downloaded for free. the tablet has not been selling very well, forcing the company to lower the price to less than $200. >>> well, a blues concert at the white house turned into a sing-along last night. >> president obama joined the fun, belting out a couple of bars of "sweet home chicago." take a listen. ♪

crews scrubbed the school with bleach. norovirus is highly contagious and can be passed by casual contact. >>> fire investigators will spend the day trying to find a cause for a fire that gutted a warehouse on mare island the fire started yesterday morning on the northside of the island. plums of spoke could be seen for miles. crews stayed all night watching for flare-ups and say the fire could smolder for days. firefighters pulled back and let the fire burn out after making sure that nobody was inside. officials say the building may have been a haven for the homeless. >>> the state department of water resources says the unintentional release of water from a major pipeline is to blame for flooding a frommont neighborhood this weekend. mud and water flooded 15 backyards and forced evacuation of four homes in warm springs last friday night people been allowed to return home but they say the damage could take weeks to fix. crews say they will work with home owners to make things right. >>> violence in syria prompting action f

. >> do you bleach the xl pipeline should be approved? >> that's my my jurisdiction. i don't have any personal belief. >> that's a good nonanswer. >> i recognize the gentleman mr. en enzly for five minutes. >> i want to thank you for your work. i have a new 3-week-old granddaughter and i don't think there's anyone doing more to make sure she has clean air to breathe and clean water to drink and swim in. i just want to thank you for your work. and i want to ask you a question about the rfs 2 proposal in relationship to trying to get cellulosic biofuels into the market. i know this is something you've been wrestling with. i wonder if you have any thoughts about how we could help the industry expedite the entry of those products into the market either by rule make organize otherwise? do you have any thoughts about that? >> i do believe epa is through most of its required work on the renewable fuel standard setting the required volumes for various fools from various feed stocks. we've also process nd and i think through reviewsing a request to increase the amount of ethan

nato says traces of bleach have been discovered in soldiers russians in southern afghanistan but suspicion rising the taliban traded guns and bombs for poison. and joining forces three out of the five russian presidential hopefuls have met for a new type of debate are being grilled by journalists instead of fighting with each other much much more all study by few twenty four separate artsy. now eleven minutes past the hour here in moscow this is another day and another lowering of the credit rating and another vote on government cuts the greek parliament is trying to push through just salaries and pensions to get the next e.u. bowed out allows ratings agency standard and poor's lowers the nation's credit score to quote selective default the downgrade was widely expected because of greece's debt right deal with private creditors was part of the hundred thirty billion euro bailout which on monday was backed up by germany the second rescue package in a little over eighteen months will ensure things can pay its debts for the time being but from that wolf senior analyst of the investment adviso

it's unaffected by a lot of topical disinfectants accept those containing bleach.ntibiotics don't do a thing. on top of that, it's frightening because after you get better, you can still spread that virus to other people for up to two weeks. the best defense is an old-fashioned one, it comes down to washing your hands and sanitizing them over and over again. the basics, brian. especially for this one. >> as we say, you don't want this. >> reporter: you don't want this. >> dr. nancy, thank you. good to see you as always. >>> up next tonight, the back story on an airline passenger who wasn't allowed to fly. [ male announcer ] this is coach parker... whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male annou