dr. fauci eluded to the protective equipment, which is mandatory, and that means that the healthcare providers need to be properly educated prior to deployment. and they need to be ongoing the education throughout the course of their work, while they're providing services for this highly contagious disease. as dr. futchel fauci eluded to, it could be only after death. and there can not be a break in that hygienic practice, which is critical. >> is that hard to do in places where everything is not oriented in disposable everything. you go into an american hospital. and they throw almost everything away after one use, but in places that are poor, where they can't buy everything over and over again, that must be hard to do. >> it's a challenge, but there are many healthcare providers that are willing to take those risks and are hopefully adhering to the protocols in a dr. fauci and i eluded to, and there are ways of overcoming disposable equipment. and there are practices that can maintain hygieni

. >> dr. fauciu've made the smart point that i think our viewers should pay attention to, that the u.s. does not have those same challenges as africa does. it has a much better health care system, more able to respond quickly to this sort of thing which makes a spread like we're seeing there unlikely to happen here. but this would be something new for the health care industry here, er doctors, et cetera to respond to. how confident are you that hospitals, doctors, if they see the symptoms, they can identify them properly and react quickly to contain -- contain it if the virus came to the u.s.? >> i am confident, jim, in that because right now certainly everyone is on high alert. particularly if people are coming in from west africa, we have the capability of putting into effect isolation procedures and having people taken care of by the protocols that the cdc has very carefully developed. so i do have confidence that given our structure, our infrastructure that we have and our resources, that we wil

dr. fauci says you have to put that in perspective. >> those people are likely the people who would not be giving any protection anyway. so i don't think you need the perfect be the enemy of the good. >> now fauci's agency is funding clinical trials to look at adherence rates, for those who would take the drug not just paid participants. >> over 90% of our patients report no problems taking the pills. in our first four months of enrolling, we already have a waiting list of 90 people and we've enrolled 120 so far. >> reporter: why are people so interested in trying this? >> i think it is a really exciting new strategy for preventing hiv and it's been so long since we've had a breath of fresh air in hiv prevention. folks are concerned that all of a sudden, individuals are going to go out and start having a lot of condomless sex because they have this pill. it's akin to some of the negative concern that happened over the oral contraceptive when those were first made available to women, this idea t

dr. anthony fauci there. we'll make an attempt to get him back. great as always to have his expertise. also going to be speaking to our own dr. sanjay gupta as well. also ahead, the struggle to investigate the shootdown of a passenger plane in ukraine. why are investigators still being kept away from the wreckage nearly two weeks after it went down? i'm going to talk with america's ambassador to a group that is desperately trying to get to that crash site right after this quick break. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> in eastern ukraine, international crash investigators again were not able to get close today to the wreckage of malaysia airlines flight 17. the reason, it's simply not safe. ukrainian security officials say separatist rebels have planted l

. >> dr. fauci said that once this baby is now admitting that it's not the case. the baby, now a four-year-old girl, tested positive for hiv. >> the virus rebounded and hiding undetectable for 27 months, without there being any they were at all. and then unfortunately, it rebounded, which is disappointing. >> how could this happen. >> experts say this is a very tricky virus, and that's why it has been such a long time coming to find a cure. others haven't worked. the virus can hide in little reservoirs of the body. >> the mississippi baby is not the only infant who heard cured after therapy. this past march, another baby, born in long beach, california, also seemed to be virus free after undergoing a similar treatment. so far no changes in that case. while this seems like a devastating development, doctors say that it's not dashing hopes for a cure, though that's likely years away. >> i wouldn't say that we have come close it a cure, but the optimistic thing, we have to learn what doesn't work before we know what does. >> the mississippi child is gack on the the t

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dr. anthony fauci. it's great to see you. this is a big scare. hear ebola, and it is an historic scale in africa, let's talk about the crisis as far as it could affect people traveling from africa, from various places in western africa to the united states. should there be travel restrictions as we hear hong kong and the uk and other countries have been placing on air travel. >> well, the cdc right now has a level two alert which means that you can travel but you really have to stay extra alert, particularly to avoid people who are sick. one of the things people need to understand is that this virus is transmitted from one person to another when a person is really quite ill and gets into direct contact with bodily fluids, be that vomit, flood, feces, urine or what have you. the chance of being affected just by being in a place in which you aren't exposed to sick people is very, very low. heads-up, take extra precautions but not any significant restrictions on the actual travel. >> you can imagine, though, how people, especially in this summer tra

dr. anthony fauci to get reaction, from the national institutes of health.anks very much. that's going to do it for us on a sunday morning. >> looks like chocolate. >> is it chocolate? >> let's get the chocolate. in my world, chocolate is a super food. >> yeah, yeah. it is a super food. we'll put chia seeds in, i promise. we'll see you on >>> good morning. i'm garvin thomas. coming up on "today in the bay." new developments in crash malaysian air flight 17. what's being recovered. >>> and marking a tragic loss for aids advocacy and research. the bay area event preparing to pay tribute to researchers twho died on the flight. and summer showers hit the bay area. rob mayeda will let us know when and wear to expect light rain and how long it will stick around. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning, everyone. 7:00 on sunday morning. thanks for making us part of your sunday morning. beautiful shot this morning.

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dr. anthony fauci.nk you so much. >> you're quite welcome. >> woodruff: now, closing the education and language gap for kids from low income families, special correspondent john tulenko of learning matters reports on one program trying to tackle the problem by talking more to toddlers. >> reporter: in providence, rhode island, two-and-a-half year old nylasia jordan is part of a closely watched experiment in language development. to boost the number of words she hears, under her shirt she's been wearing a small, electronic word counter. called digital language processors, they've been given to some 55 toddlers whose families are on public assistance through a program called "providence talks". andrea riquetti is the director. >> and what we ask the families is that they put it inside of the vest pocket and then we ask the parents to put the vest on the child as soon as they wake up in the morning and then wear it throughout the day. >> reporter: the recordings last 18 hours and take place about once a mo

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