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dr. william schaffner is past president of the national foundation for infectious diseases and joins us ford to have you back. i know you said we should not be freaked out by this but this latest case involved a handshake and one man shook hands with someone who had mers and contracted this disease. that's scary. >> i hope it's not too scary because sustained so-called casual or community transmission is not a feature of this virus yet. yes, there was a handshake but there were also two 45-minute meetings in which this person was within six feet of the other person. it probably was respiratory spread. the mers patient breathed out the virus and the other person breathed it in. this is still not happening commonly either in the middle east or here and so far public health is tracking this very, very carefully. it's contained. it's not spreading like influenza. >> the other curious thing is one man got really sick and the other man, he just felt mildly uncomfortable. so why do some people get full-blown mers and others suffer mild symptoms? >> infectious diseases have done that. perhaps the m

dr. william schaffner, elizabeth cohen, many thanks to both of you. >>> let's turn to a horrifying mine disasterearly every family there. overnight rescue workers managed to haul dozens of survivors from a smoke filled shaft but more than 200 miners are dead. hope is quickly fading as more than 120 remain trapped inside that mine. ivan watson has scrambled to the town and has more for you. >> reporter: we're now overlooking the gritty coal mine where ambulances are lined up and rescue workers are hard at work trying to save hundreds of turkish coal miners believed to be trapped at the bottom of the mine shaft when what authorities describe as an electrical fire broke out sometime tuesday afternoon. the turkish prime minister has canceled his trip to albania and he and his entourage just paid a visit to this location and he told journalists on the scene that the death toll has now tragically risen to at least 232 miners killed as a result of this disaster. there are hundreds if not thousands of residents lining the streets of the small city behind police barriers and behind riot police in front o