el virus del ébola se esconde en el interior de la selva ecuatorial africana.ero recientemente un grupo de científicos ha establecido un cerco en el lugar donde se esconde mientras permanece inactivo. siguiendo su rastro, nos dirigimos al monte elgon, un volcán en la frontera entre kenia y uganda. en la parte del monte que corresponde a kenia, existe una caverna legendaria. la caverna kitum. en dos ocasiones las personas que la visitaron se infectaron del virus del ébola. la caverna ya era famosa mucho antes de que los dos visitantes murieran. algunos nativos y exploradores situaban en su interior el legendario cementerio de los elefantes. y aunque ya hace tiempo que se demostró la falsedad de la leyenda, hay algo de verdad detrás del mito. ♪ las marcas en la entrada señalan la larga historia que comparten los elefantes y las cavernas. pero hay que esperar a la noche para entender el secreto de los elefantes en la caverna kitum. ♪ escondidos en la oscuridad, los elefantes abandonan la selva de elgon y llegan a kitum buscando las sales de sus paredes interiores.

there has been at an ebola outbreak again the democratic republic of the condo has the ebola outbreak that has killed three dozen people and still going on. therecratic republic of the condo has the ebola outbreak that has killed three dozen people and still going on. there is another outbreak in you gone that unrelated to the spillover from the democratic republic of the condo. these things are happening. with the outbreaks and small crisis. there is a virus said a merged that closely resembles the of sars virus that really scared said disease experts in in 2003. this new virus added the arabian peninsula has only killed one person, put another man in a hospital in britain but scientists all over the world are watching carefully because they know the next big one could look like that. it is a drumbeat. those diseases that i mentioned have two things in common. they come out of wildlife, from nonhuman animals and their caused by viruses. that is the scariest of the phenomenon. the scientist have a fancy name they call the animal infections zoan knows these that to be an infection bact

it is not a very funny book but i hope it might be the funniest book about ebola you ever read. so the -- as i said, some of these bugs when they pass into humans are harmless but often they are not. if the zoonosis passes into humans and causes mayhem there we call it zoonosis disease and 60% of infectious diseases of humans are zoonosis diseases and everything else is from somewhere. the others are of zoonotic origin in a broader sense. measles is only a disease of humans but probably came from a render test from of animals in africa but it has been in humans long enough that it has evolve and become adapted specifically to humans so it is different enough from render pests to be considered and functions as a uniquely human virus. the 60% that are considered zoonotic are passing back and forth or passing from animals to humans on either a continuing basis or of done that very recently. that includes things like ebola, marburg, all of the influenzas, west nile virus, huntera viruses, hiv. i talked at some length in a book about the ecological origins of the aids pandemic. we no

. >> is that thing you discovered after seeing patients bleed out, the horrors that are ebola. if you haven't seen that, it's a very terrible disease, and offer ways for anyone to suffer before dying. a particularly sad thing for you to say flemish skated grown-up indulgence at a time when french speakers were the dominant power structure of belgium and the flemish or a whole town. u.k. .htm buco, this very remote village in zaire and discover the responsibility for it all really rested with fellow flemish catholic militaries. tell us what that meant to you. what did you discover? >> i'm the one hand i was full of admiration for these women, particularly because they had this cool -- [inaudible] they were hard-working, dedicated, but they were running a hospital and there is not one person who had formal training in nursing or medicine in 110 deaths. so one of the things they learn if it's not enough wine to do good. you also need a sick competence. you need some basic expertise of the race he wouldn't give injections to everybody who comes to this hospital when you only have t

. >> he could get ebola, the flu, std floating around just licking that pole. >> i don't know what toap is the worst thing i've ever seen. >> oh, my -- >> i wouldn't do that for $50 billion. >> somewhere, someone is kissing this man. ♪ >> you might as well lick the toilet seat. you might as well go a public rest room in a gas station and just lick the toilet seat irchlt take it this video grosses you out? [ laughter ] >>> this guy took his glider up into the sky to show off his flying skills. >> a glider? how can you possibly do this in a glider? >> see how it's done, next. and -- >> here we go. you want a good, hard push. >> and hitting the slopes on a shovel. >> your sled is just a sled. this is a shovel. it's got another purpose now. >> but does it work like a sled? find out on "right this minute." but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years. from at&t. [ female announcer ] a great price for a great triple-play bundle. [ male announcer ] call now. bundles with u-verse tv, internet and home ph

were going to be better born bowler's it's like crossing one of the deadliest known human diseases ebola with one of the most contagious known diseases influenza. the the coronavirus got loose out of out of china back about a decade ago or so sars is. a virus is the route of viruses the cold viruses are different from flu viruses but that moved very quickly it got stopped very quickly by international action might we be looking at something like that or would this be in in the system so fast there'd be no way to stop you can't stop influenza see the difference between sars and influenza is that first song ours you become symptomatic and then you become contagious and so you could set up temperature mondo's at airports or you know any one of the fever get on the on the plane but with influenza you are shedding virus for a day or two before you kill the first sniffle before the sore throat and so you're passing this virus around that's why you can't quarantine it that's why you cannot stop influenza and we know that year after year after year millions of americans become infected but only

it's like crossing one of the deadliest known human diseases ebola with one of the you know most contagious known diseases influenza he added that the single factor that was the most likely thing to cause this flu to amplify and in fact that was bringing about this factory farming we should be doing everything we possibly can to defend against this apocalyptic pandemic get every day we as a nation continue factory farming and every day that we do that we're tempting fate . that's because the only thing stopping the h five n one influenza from killing millions around the planet is the h five n one flu itself only about six hundred people have been infected so far by this flu simply because it hasn't yet mutated into a form that can more easily in fact humans right now it's good it infecting the particular viral receptors that coat the trache or the windpipe of birds it needs to mutate to better attach to human receptors but there's evidence that the strain in indonesia a strain in egypt or are acquiring slowly those mutations in fact in indonesia last year it was a hundred percent mortality

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. ♪ congress, it turns out, is wildly popular, much more popular than communism, the ebola virus, gonorrheathe kardashian said. the "a-team" with a shocking poll results. over the past 40 years, tens of millions of abortions in this country. many of them performed at planned parenthood, thanks to a record taxpayer dollars. shannon green with our report. is the economy recovering? t there a ddivide in this country between big business and small? what is the path to prosperity? home depot co-founder joins us here next. ♪ lou: small business drives job creation and confidence among small-business owners but remained near historically low levels. that is according to a new survey. joining us now to assess the path to prosperity is bernie marcus, cofounder of home depot. >> thank you for inviting me. lou: we are hearing a lot of talk about gun control and washington dc. there is still not focusing on job creation and small businesses. >> i don't know in one of these congressmen sit down and says, tell me, honestly, how things are. they would not get the rosy picture that they are getting from th

view, they are less popular than root canals however, they can be thankful they do rank above the ebola virus and gonorrhea. >> hi! >> who is more popular, news typeors weather types? >> lice came out ahead of congress as well. >> no breakfast. >> scratching your head over that? >> yes! >> moving on to weather, we will show you what is going on outside. 5:17. it is a quiet start. you can see it is hazy around san francisco but not foggy like it is in other areas as we look southbound at vallejo street. live doppler 7 hd shows it is dry this morning. it is off to the north so when the storm comes in we can see it first and let you know when the showers will get to your neighborhood. sandy and spencer will do that because that is when the best chance of showers are in the afternoon and evening. this morning, we are okay at 36 in fairfield to 46 in san francisco. we have temperatures at 39 in gilroy to 43 in sal it nas and today scatters showers today and tomorrow and light and scattered. after that, the big story is how cold it will be, frosty away from the beaches through the weekend inc

. >>> congress is still concerned over the ebola virus, gonorrhea an lindsay lohan, interesting liveg to say something. >> i'll take lindsay lohan over congress right now. they are doing a terrible job. >> i was going to say things about lohan and the third thing. >> let's not. >> final trades up next on halftime. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. i had[ designer ]eeling enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many, it gets skin clearer fast, within 2 months, and keeps it clearer through 6 months. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events, includ

the not orous all of band dan likes colonoscpys, used car salesmen, ghengis khan brussel sprouts, ebolaimited see lohan. >> she has a higher approval rating. some people still like the love bug movie she did. >> maybe the sad event one on the list, the kardashian family has a higher approval rating. the kardashian family is a part of the american culture. >> i love you, too. >> you are dead to me. >> the kardashians? >> you sound like one of my best friends. are you here? >> i like the defender of the american dream. >> a good point. >> examples. a flight attendant. she built an empire. >> that's the american dream. she married into money and found a way to make money off of doing nothing and get paid to do nothing. you couldn't pay to do nothing. kim kardashian is running her own business. are you insane? getting her own pay. >> that's a business. don't hate. play the game. we will be right. "the bill press show." we will be right back. i am pretty sure the car dashians will come up again. i will defend them all did a. >> this is "the bill press show." i think the number one thing that

however, congress did manage to be out telemarketers, the kar dashians, ebola virus and lindsay lohanstands at just 9 percent favor and 85 percent unfavorable. >> nhl owners will gather in new york today to vote on a tentative agreement reached with the union last weekend. if a majority approves, as expected, the nhl will one step closer toward offical in of a lockout. the majority of players also approve the deal for hockey to return to the eyes. there are no snags, ratification could be finished by saturday and training camps canopus sunday. a 48 game regular season would then be expected to begin on january the 19th. the nhl has its release a new schedule. >> and word that lance armstrong's or representative tried to make a donation of about to launch a $50,000 to the u.s. anti-dumping agency before the agency launched an investigation that led to the cyclists been stripped of his tour de france titles. the chief of the u. s a d a told 60 minutes he was stunned. the u.s. a d a rejected the offer. armstrong was stripped of his record seven tour victories in october. this comes as wo

the survey found congress was more popular that telemarketers, lindsay lohan, north korea and the ebola virus, they have that. >>> oprah winfrey lands the first tv interview with lance armstrong since he lost his tour de france titles. will she be the one who finally gets to the bottom of the cheating scandal? >>> 18 minutes past the hour. checking our top stories now a white house official tells cnn all u.s. troops could leave afghanistan by the end of next year, that's one possibility that will depend on whether afghan security forces are fully trained and whether afghanistan gives legal cover to any u.s. troops after the nato mission ends. other possibility was for 6,000 to 15,000 u.s. troops to remain after 2014, a final decision could be months away. >>> in the wake of the connecticut school shooting a vermont town is looking to ban assault weapons. burlington town leaders are considering changing the charter to eliminate assault rifles and high capacity maing scenes. voters would need to weigh in before all of that could become law. >>> for the first time one of our nation's most

. >> stephanie: i'm almost certain it is not ebola. >> it's food poisoning. >> it sounds like nora virus it's food poisoning. >> stephanie: the good news is i think i'm back in those 25 jeans. >> i haven't been in 25 since second grade. >> stephanie: oh, please teeny tiny. here she is jacki schechner. >> ghment, everybody. president obama traveling to las vegas today to unveil his plans for comprehensive immigration reform. democratic senator schumer, and others worked for the republicans and democrats worked to carve out a brood set of principles. the second prong would be changing our immigration system so as so improve our economy. and the fourth part of the plan would be setting up is better system for the workers. >> to create a system to bring them forward. allow them to settle their debt to society. >> the expected to praise the blueprint but advocate a faster path to citizenship for undocumented workers and students. the president is expected to include a call for treating same-sex couples with one immigrant partner just the same as we would a married heterosexual couple. which m

in particular, for reasons you know rig up relating to ebola and such, in lebanon. how real is that danger, if it is going to happen? the question is, what are you going to do because at this point it seems like it is already happening. >> there is a saying, in time of nation change give savior help. >> what does that mean? >> it means, we are disassociate ourselves from syria by all means. we are disassociating because we have a kind of historical, geographical relations with syria and now today if we take any position really week will be more hosting the division in our society. for this reason we have supposition to disassociate ourselves, but this does not mean that we disassociate ourselves from humanitarian issues. today we head -- fully ensuring, medical care, schooling, food, everything. also, this does not mean that we would -- we don't have to put obstacles in front of us and see what kind of application it will affect in the future. i don't know if it's time to talk of the options, but before i talk about options, we have some questions we have to answer.

the left-leaning ebola came to the ron paul movement will or could vote for republican nominee if theye hearing those things. >> one quick sentence to that. i'll be a radiant and a future reason of this the way ron paul has delivered his message this go around has been in a way that i don't think deliberately, but in a very real way should be able to appeal to a progressive left is for various reasons i will explain at a later piece of writing. and i know he's mindful of it. i've heard them wondering aloud but it's interesting a whole bunch of lefty progressives are interested in what i have to say right now and in the same way to interest him, if you're interested in the libertarian movement at large, you should be thinking about that question. >> okay, i microphone right here. [inaudible] my question has to do with the article written this morning discussing efforts of the 60s. it took about 20 years for his efforts come in. goldwater's efforts in the 60s to turn into the reagan revolution in the 80s. my question specifically with the ron paul is a type nowadays, do you think republi

. >> is that thing you discovered after seeing patients bleed out, the horrors that are ebola. if you haven't seen that, it's a very terrible disease, and offer ways for anyone to suffer before dying. a particularly sad thing for you to say flemish skated grown-up indulgence at a time when french speakers were the dominant power structure of belgium and the flemish or a whole town. u.k. .htm buco, this very remote village in zaire and discover the responsibility for it all really rested with fellow flemish catholic militaries. tell us what that meant to you. what did you discover? >> i'm the one hand i was full of admiration for these women, particularly because they had this cool -- [inaudible] they were hard-working, dedicated, but they were running a hospital and there is not one person who had formal training in nursing or medicine in 110 deaths. so one of the things they learn if it's not enough wine to do good. you also need a sick competence. you need some basic expertise of the race he wouldn't give injections to everybody who comes to this hospital when you only have t