therefore, based on our history, epidemiologically. we don't have reason to believe they're not functioning. there's no reason. these are working just federal fine. >> it always works at least to get you out of the second floor. the last floor is easy. thank you for coming. our brown bag lunches continue and we invite you to join us. thanks a lot. >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone, providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this is a great resource that does not break the bank. to show just how easy it can be to do just that, we have come up with something called the farmers' market challenge. we find someone who loves to cook, give them $20, and challenge them to create a delicious meal from ingredients found right here in the farmer's market. who did we find for today's challenge? >> today with regard to made a pot greater thanchapino. >> you only have $20 to spend. >> i know peter it is going to be tough, but i think

the findings are published in the journal of epidemiology. >> larry beale is here. >> i don't know whato at this point. this is now a crisis. he sprained his ankle again. this is three times now in six games. sports is coming up next. hey guys what can i get for you? i would like a decaf 360 calories please. and for you? i'll have a triple iced 410 calories please. you want the 40 whipped calories on that? uh, you know what... i'll have this instead [ female announcer ] swap one thing a day for a yoplait light. with 33 flavors all around a hundred calories, a swap a day adds up to amazing. [ male announcer ] find yoplait on sale this week. ten for six dollars at your local safeway store >>> steph curry has turned into the warriors' nightmare. it was the first game in san antonio since 1997. when he went down so did the warriors. it has been an eternity. monta ellis did all he could. he left with a tweaked ankle. curry to monta and he had three and 20 and he was lighting it up. and with authority. the third quarter and here is the injury. he doesn't roll it. he doesn't do anything. he is

the findings are published in the journal of epidemiology. >> larry beale is here. >> i don't know what he sprained his ankle again. this is three times now in six games. sports is coming up next. >>> steph curry has turned into the warriors' nightmare. it was the first game in san antonio since 1997. when he went down so did the warriors. it has been an eternity. monta ellis did all he could. he left with a tweaked ankle. curry to monta and he had three and 20 and he was lighting it up. and with authority. the third quarter and here is the injury. he doesn't roll it. he doesn't do anything. he is just pushing off. it is the third ankle sprain in six games. and the warriors were holding on in the fourth. the spurs are up by one and tony parker with the drop. look at his coach all fired up. that's the way to do it. take it to the rack. monty is on fumes. he finishes with 15 of 30 shooting. warriors are down one and 30 seconds left. 59 5. spurs and warriors lost 27 straight. what to do about the ankle. the fourth of the fourth of the year and we are tied at one apiece. 27 seconds later an

. >> could you give us kind of an epidemiology for people who may not know the blow by blow of con sickeryou did talk about it showing up -- john talked about it. sort of describe the beast here. >> the worm its self popped up and so forth, they honeypot. it was on his monitor. what happens is when a new piece of malware gets into his safe aide line will pop up on his monitor and all these readouts defining what this is. one of which is a column which indicates how well recognized that this virus is to the major anti virus industry and the vendors and this one was recognized by none. that is the first thing that got his attention. the next thing is it was replicating so rapidly that within 24 hours it was shoving every other piece of malware out. the only read out on his screen were consector. i had nothing else to work on at this point. what they discovered when they began to dissect it was it was a sophisticated piece of malware. hi lee encrypted. one of the things it did was check to see if the computer it was about to in fact had a ukrainian keyboard and it would self-destruct if the

. >> could you give us kind of an epidemiology for people who may not sort of know the blow-by-blow of conficker? just the first half of the how come you did talk about it showing up, i think it was john to talk about it. but anyhow, sort of described it here? >> the worm itself popped up on sr eyes, honey pot, honey and it actually and he was on his monitor. what happens is when the new piece of malta where trips into his space, a line will pop up on his monitor work because all these readers defining what this is but one of which is a column which indicates how will recognize this virus is to the major antivirus industry in the vendors but and this one was recognized i none. that's the first thing he got his attention. the next thing that happened was replicating so rapidly that within 24 hours it was shoving every other piece of malware out of his honey pot prefilled readout on his screen was conficker, conficker, conficker. he said i literally have nothing else to work on at that point. what they discovered that as our eyes when they began to dissect it was that it was very, very s

. >> could you give us kind of an epidemiology for people who may not sort of know the blow by blow of conficker? just the first half about how, you know, you did talk about it showing up in, i guess it was john who talked about it showing up in a honey pot, but just sort of describe the beast here. >> well, the worm itself, it popped up at sri's honey pot, and what happens when there's a new piece of malware, it drifts into his space, and a line will pop up on his monitor, and there's all these readouts sort of defining what it is. one of which is a column which indicates how well recognized this virus is to the major antivirus industry in the vendors. and this one was recognized by none. that's the first thing that got his attention. and then the next thing that happened was replicating so rapidly that within 24 hours it was shoving every other piece of mall wear out of this honey pot. the only readouts were conficker, conficker, conficker. he said, i literally had nothing else to work on at that point. what they discovered at sri when they began to dissect it was that when was telev

using the internet and the microsoft acknowledges he may be we go too far, could you give us an epidemiology for people who may not sort of know the blow by blow of conficker? just the first half about how do you do talk about it showing up in honeywell, i guess john talked, but just sort of described the beast here. >> the word itself popped up, honey pot, it's hunting that actually and it was on his monitor. one of the what happened was when a new piece of mall where drifted into his space, a line will pop up on his mother and there's all these read-out sort of defining what this is. one of which is a column which indicates how well recognize this virus is to the major antivirus industry, in the finish. this one was recognized by none. that's the first thing that got his attention to the next thing that happened was it was replicating so rapidly that within 24 hours it was shoving every other piece of malware out of this honey pot that the only readouts on the screen were conficker, conficker, conficker, conficker. he said i literally had nothing else to work on at that point. what they di

>> could you give us kind of an epidemiology for people who may not know the blow-by-blow of conficker? the first half about how, you talked about it showing up, i guess is john who talked about it showing up but just sort of described the beast. >> the worm itself popped up on billboards as a honeypot and hunting it. when a new piece of malware exists in his space, and a line will pop up on his monitor. there's always readouts defining what this is. one of which is a column which indicates how well recognized this virus is to the major antivirus industry. this one was recognized by none. that's the first thing to get his attention. the next thing that happened was it was replicating so rapidly that within 24 hours it was shoving every other piece of malware out of this honeypot. gonna read out on a screen were conficker, conficker, conficker. is that i literally had nothing else to work on at that point. what they discovered when they begin to dissect it was that it was very, very sophisticated piece of malware. it was highly encrypted. one of the things that it did which is kind of c

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. >> reporter: the nevada department of epidemiology says in more than 30 years there's been a singlemong legal prostitutes. the working girls want to keep the federal government out of their business, so they're asking customers to donate to paul's campaign on their way out the door. in two days they made $587, and they're pimping for more the owner of the bunny ranch said he tried to donate it, but folks at the campaign said, no, we don't want it directly, please give it to a pac that supports ron paul instead. we reached out to the campaign, and we did not get a response. wolf? >> elizabeth cohen, thank you. >> elizabeth cohen, thank you. >>> captions by vitac www.vitac.com >>> i'll ask the ousted president about his plans for a comeback. stand by for my exclusive interview. >>> she beat the odds to become a semifinalist for a prestigious science surprise. if you think that's impressive, get this -- she's homeless. >>> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> first, exclusive new information just coming in. we're learning about two disturbing close encounters between i

we're trying to document that epidemiology right now. >> that could be significant, but does this chemical is a carcinogen, and vinyl chloride is something it's converted into and vinyl chloride can be transferred into something that causes neurological symptomatologies tics, i'm not clearly convinced yet. even though we haven't come responsible the cause for the newurological syndrome, we're nt convinced. >> the investigation kongtss. thanks very much. >> yes, sir. >>> now for the red carpet, sizzlely night at the s.a.g. awards with a fantastic display of fashion, big wins from everyone from viola davis and christopher plummer. melissa rycroft was there. >> reporter: whether it was michelle williams smoldering in this gown, and in mcqueen black and lace and brad and angelina making a late but very dashing entrance. the hot pest movie and television stars turns a carpet white hot outside the 18th annual screen actors guild awards. but inside, the night and the awards belonged to "the help" which helped itself become a leading contender for oscar. >> viola davis. >> reporter: davis beat out

. >> reporter: the nevada department of epidemiology says in more than 30 years, there's never been aes in nevada, but their jobs have come under attack from federal officials. >> the time has come to outlaw prostitution. >> reporter: the working girls want to keep the federal government out of their business, so they're asking customers to donate to paul's campaign on their way out the door. in two days, they raised $587, and they're pimping for more. the owner of the bunny ranch says he tried to give money directly to the ron paul campaign but that a campaign staffer advised him instead to give it to a political action committee that supports ron paul. now, we reached out to the ron paul campaign and we didn't get a response. back to you. >>> well, it's the end of the road for jon huntsman's presidential campaign. in just a few minutes, he'll announce that he's quitting the race. and we'll have live coverage for you with our suzanne malveaux and wolf blitzer. stay with us. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. lord of the carry-on. sovereign of the security line. you never take