doctors say there is a fungus in some survivors. >> leigh: i know the wind was up today, temperatures ceeld off considerably, but we are definitely going to start that warming trend tomorrow. we'll take a look at the accuweather

some of them are boiling water for 15 minutes will kill the fungus and then you friends. depending whether it is soft material or hard material there's different ways you can treat that. we have major regional caging defense and we do that at the national convention. we do it at regional events. that's something we've been doing for years and have developed in concert with u.s. fish and wildlife. >> with this open a way to a permiting process, therefore allowing only those people who have a permanent that perhaps pay for such permit have demonstrated knowledge and perhaps have been through recourse so we would only have people who are properly trained in the decontamination process these that would have access? >> in a number of the government-owned and managed sites that is the current practice that if you are doing a permit to on the case for national park cave that is required as it is today. >> very good. >> may i ask -- >> sure. spearman gindin interior of the national park service, they have a lot of recreational caves visited by millions of people every year. so, t

disasters and here we look at the russian coastal zone which ranges of the permafrost area for fungus and to the more months we simply. just burke with officer winter ice and it's at sea and storm surges through the black sea to the caspian sea from the us or c. where you have to friend. extreme events possible. and if they are they will all affect the coastline because that's where people live that the ports are the railroads or the roads or tourism for this developing and here is the direct incessant how. when will this happening how large will be and how much will be the demolition so in planning for the governments of the authorities you can advise them how much the protection how much the preparation it's not about what happened in russia last samurai we witnessed a number of wildfires that took lives are dozens of people do you see that coming

the same fungus is widespread in europe, but the bats are not dying. finally, we still have no treatment. many substances kill the fungus, but can also kill other forms of life. the logistics of treating these that's is staggering -- bats is staggering. we may need to shift to conservation. that's our fascinating part of the ecosystem -- bats are a fascinating part of the ecosystem. but the canceling a major cave events have cost travel and tourism industries and the state coffers. there is a report for a depressed the environment where they are receiving calls of why they are open or if they are open. every new headline that trumpets that the government closes caves is harmful and does little to help bats. funding a rope -- minority, there is a published amount of research put together in boston, university. indeed together they have funded 32 projects tiling over $32,000. spending over $11 million on the white -- white nose, but very little on research, this is the wrong balance. the national plan has major problems. there is little more than a broad

one of them is a fungus, sweeping through california in the high sierra. it has obliterated population of -- populations of the yellow legged frog. what we are doing is collaborating with the scientists, one of the premier scientists, and we're working with him and his population of frogs that were taken out of a while before this fungus swept through, and these are the only remaining species from this population. we will work on a breeding and release program, and we'll be taking the frogs into the high sierra and releasing them. this is a unique collaboration with san francisco state. and we have a working with the san francisco garter snake, one of the most beautiful snakes, only found along the coast here in northern california. we're working with california state to continue moving the conversation about this important species. and a new and exciting program, we were approached by u.s. fish and wildlife and national park service to help them with the management of california condors. there would like to use our veterinary expertise to help with the an

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authorities now believe people were infected with a fungus, clinging to all of that debris, whipping through the air, and then infecting the people when the debris hit them. >> reporter: more than nine people are now believed to have mucomycosis a rae fungal disorder. >> it can invade not only the skin and soft tissues but also the blood vessels, that's where you can get into big trouble very fast. it can be fatal. >> reporter: the fungus was attached to the wood that held up all of those homes and the soil, too. it's been flying through the air from the twister. it's believed people injured with that debris with skin wounds may have been infected. skin samples have been sent to the cdc. the symptoms, pain, swelling and skin discoloration didn't show up until a week or more after the twister. it's now feared right after the tornado, doctors who tended to victims unknowingly stitched up wounds only to find mold growing in their skin days later. while we do await the results from the cdc, we know this was a type of aggressive fungal infection has been an issue after national disasters

doors and found the yeast-fungus tested around the world according to researchers the blk yeast thrive in extreme temperatures and conditions, partials to lungs so those with lung diseases are most at risk. it's shown up on dishes and cutlery cleaned in those dish washers. and one more note tonight if you need a cheap get away, spirit airlines is launching service from oakland international airport to las vegas. and to celebrate, you can buy tickets just $9 each way. and you have to buy tickets today or tomorrow, one subscription to the $9 club, normally going for $59 and you can get one for $20, little complicated but it's good for two months, covering the party you're flying with. i've lynched to spirit's web site. and i did the math and the club have you to join it and becomes $281 for four people, a good. >> it's a good deal. >> not bad. >> and these are the guys to charge $5 to print a boarding pass. >> still a great deal. >> thank you. >> and i'll take my tankini. >> yes. yes. >> and you know airport screeners have new rules about patting down young children. the change follows o

they are more susceptible to fungus and when they pick up the fungus, they start watching. they are watching for but not experiencing damage and hoping summer weather arrives at last. in sonoma county, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 nudes. >>> it's been a rocky start to the summer season in santa cruz. coming up in less than 15 minutes what we found out tonight about attendance at the beach board walk and the uphill battle hotels face. >>> and annual maintenance dredging is needed. the oakland sea port is the sixth bidsiest container port in the country -- busiest container port in the country. >>> we have new information about the case of the missing nursing student here in the hayward. find out what's being done now to try to find her. >>> a new twist in the high profile murder case. the accusations being made in a bold request for a new trial. >>> but up first, a call out of a b.a.r.t. station. what the driver of this pickup says happened. >>> we have new video of a pickup truck that crashed into a bar in alameda. happened about 8:00 tonight. the driver said she was tryin

they are more susceptible to fungus and when they pick up the fungus, they start watching. they are watching for but not experiencing damage and hoping summer weather arrives at last. in sonoma county, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 nudes. >>> it's been a rocky start to the summer season in santa cruz. coming up in less than 15 minutes what we found out tonight about attendance at the beach board walk and the uphill battle hotels face. >>> and annual maintenance dredging is needed. the oakland sea port is the sixth bidsiest container port in the country -- busiest container port in the country. >>> we have new information about the case of the missing nursing student here in the hayward. find out what's being done now to try to find her. >>> a new twist in the high profile murder case. the accusations being made in a bold request for a if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks, bro-seph. ar

the fun tkus fungus has a lot of time to do this damage. it's very tender, when that plant is germinating, it's very tender. >> reporter: the time to weed out the bad fruit will require higher prices. go to ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin to see if there's any hope. >> reporter: those dark clouds bringing in more rain as we move into tpreuld, -- into friday, saturday and sunday. i would expect mid-70s in the santa clara area. the computer model is calls for unpredictable weather. you have graduation, ball games, lots going on. and there's a lot going on and they're not going to cancel it. umbrellas and the jackets. tomorrow we start off nice, clouds increase and a chance of sprinkles by about three 3:00. so most of the day looking good. increasing clouds. this is the system i'm dropping. this is the rain bands for mid- afternoon friday. this is your weekend right here. this guy jumps down here. detaches and brings us rain saturday. sunday it backs up a little, and then it bumps into the coast again. every time it bumps, it's going to b

it's higher field can be lost when moisture causes fungus to grow. >> farm workers toil, they get paid by 20s pound trays. they're trying to save the crop from rain damage. >> if there is any standing water, berries are sitting in it, it just starts a decay process that is irreverseable. >> pete says mother nature has made it a tough year to make money off strawberries. the threat returned to these berries. >> you can see already the decay process. it's very advanced there. is a really large amount of mold on it already. and obviously, this can go in the box. >> half are harvested after june 1. >> this is field worker says rain is not his friend. there are different varieties of strawberry strawberries plant ntd fields. and in the back there is a different variety that should fare okay. the variety makes up just over half of the strawberries grown in the area. there is a spillover affect whit rains. the fruit stands popular with local residents and visitor reez lie on a steady supply of picture perfect berries. rain has a way of putting a damper on business. >> we don't work. nobody is

back in one nine hundred eighty eight kids really was just a student he joined a mass fungus strike outside government headquarters at that time the country was still cooled the georgian soviet socialist republic. that hunger strike which lasted eight or nine days triggered a movement of liberation i often sat on the steps of my friends. the number of protests is good day by day so somebody then a young historian plenty support today cools. that independence was my watchword at that time i didn't miss a single public action all right. in april listening to thousands of people gathered in tbilisi for an open ended rally outside government headquarters they wanted independence for the republic of georgia. the gamsakhurdia leader of a nationalist movement with the speaker who made the most extremist remarks in an intensely dramatic speech. in the early hours of april ninth the soviet government dispatched vehicles and soldiers against peaceful demonstrators sixteen people died and hundreds were injured. a mathematician and would be magnet of georgia was lucky enough to evade even injury. we we

three people injured in the tornadoes later died and autopsies turned up the fungus.isease control are looking into the matter. >>> last saturday quite a wet day. this saturday quite different. >> at least it's dry. temperatures still running cool for this time of year, but again, it's dry. let's look outside our doors. you can see san francisco there, the low clouds hanging tough once again this morning. and slightly cooler. if you are headed out to the fair, partly cloudy skies, it's going to be a mild day. it's going to be a great day to be in the fair. clearing but partly cloudy skies for the second half of the day. low 60s by noontime. mid-60s at 3:00 in the afternoon. and then 63 degrees as we settle into 6:00 or so. we're looking at temperatures widespread, 60s and 70s. we have fallen out of those 80s for now. 74 santa rosa, 73 expected in concord for the afternoon and your extended forecast here, cooler today. partly cloudy, we'll wake up with the clouds again tomorrow morning. temperatures will rebound just a tad. but it's when we get back into monday, tuesda

fungus. three have died. one of those deaths traced to the infection that can occur when dirt becomes lodged under the skin. >>> do you know if your house is making you sick? we've got tips on what to watch out for in "your bottom line" that stops now. i'll be back with you at the top of the hour with more live news. >>> is your home making your family sick? good morning, everyone. i'm christine romance. everyday items surrounding us when we eat, sleep and breathe are on their own safe, but taken together are raising danger flags. we'll tell you how to reduce your exposure to wireless radiation, dry cleaning chemicals and plastic. plus, is tweeting cheating? the rules of social media mingling and an essential guide to outsmarting the economy and growing your small business. but first, the services you use every day, the people who protect your community, and the teachers who educate your children, all of their jobs are on the chopping block. how many jobs? state and local governments are forecast to cut 110,0

he sees there is dry rot or fungus or structural problems. then there is a number in that report which is how much he estimates repairs to be. if you had spent $2,500 every five years to seal your deck, that might prevent you from having the $45,000 report you just got. >> we do that almost immediately upon receiving a listing from the cellar. the first thing we ask them to do is to get it passed report to find out what the damage is so there is negotiation up front. that is something that is known. we almost never have a zero report. >> to those usually come off the bottom line? >> i would say yes, oftentimes. >> it will affect the list price in some way. >> how much does parking? >> i see people putting garages under their houses. how does that work? >> an appraiser looks at it for $50,000 to $100,000, depending on the area. if it is way out in sunset, there is more street parking. but in his family it could be a very big thing. >> parking is still super valuable, even though there is a citywide movement to get people out of their cars, whi

authorities say the fungus is growing in the homes that were destroyed by the may 22nd tornado.

say eight people who are injured in last month's tornado in joplin have contracted a rare type of fungus. three have died. one of the deaths directly linked to the infection which can occur when dirt becomes lodged under the skip skin. anyone hurt while in the tornado zone should get prompt medical attention. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more live news. time for the good doctor. >>> our investigation of cell phone safety in a possible link to cancer. it's triggered a lot of questions. i'm going to answer as many as i can this morning. also a neuro scientist who is literally peeling back your subconscious. put it this way, you don't have as much control over yourself as you think you do. we'll explain. a top race car driver beating diabetes with the help of his dad and a little ingenuity. a family loses a beloved sister and then discovers it was suicide. and then they realize someone else helped her do it. we're going to hear from them in a moment and from the man who some people are calling the new dr. death. the original dr. death, of course, was dr. jack kevorkian who died

russian would be soon which brightened if you knew about sun from fungus to crashing in some. instances on t.v. don't come. to. change. headlines here are new radiation leaks exceeding it legal limits are detected in seawater near japan's crippled fukushima plant comes amid growing criticism facing north already accused of underestimating the ongoing nature of the nuclear crisis and. nato plans to expand its airstrikes to live years and north west to talk forces with one of the colonel himself used a high profile game of chess to reiterate his refusal to leave the country all of this despite mounting international pressure. and a fresh approach just on a massive scale are expected in greece following sunday's rally against a second round of austerity measures the e.u. demands a new cuts before the country could receive over one hundred billion euros in bailout money. why those are the headlines are about the time now to cross over to you for the latest in the world of sports and just a wet towel appetite for wimbledon some of its greatest chance of being right here we'll have.

we also know that 1 million vats that have already died from the fungus would have consumed more than or between 660 and 1300 metric tons of in sex each year. by losing these bats farmers and timber harvesters now have to spend millions of additional dollars to buy pesticides that would protect their crops and trees. as a doctor i was interested in learning that some 80 different medicines come from plants that the bats to survive. while it is reassuring to note no human ellis has been associated with exposure to infected vats or caves, it is important that we try to find out why this fungus is killing bats in the united states yet apparently the same disease is not causing mass mortality in europe. although this disease has spread through back-to-back contact, the fish and wildlife service and the u.s. forest service has closed thousands of caves and abandoned mines in an effort to try to stop the spread of this disease. i am interested in finding out the results of these efforts and what are prohibiting him in caving activities has saved hibernating bats. i look forward to hearing f

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there's evidence tornado victims are dying after being infected with a deadly fungus.three people injured in the tornado later died. >>> this is the first night of a new city program going on in the city. ktvu's debra villalon is live in the city. >> reporter: tonight it was basketball, but they'll be rolling out art and cooking classes, movies, games whatever will attract young people in at night. on the basketball court, the only danger is in the dunking. no thoughts of feud or fears. not between brothers. >> it's because it becomes a norm after a while. some of them get used to tragedy, you know. >> reporter: at least a dozennen oakland students were lost to vie violence this school year. 15 more killed last year. some in daylight but most of the mayhem involving teens happens late saturday and sunday night. >> i know a lot of kids that are getting killed. >> reporter: this teen sees hoops as a summer refuge. >> i seek to do different with myself and my life. >> reporter: the concept night basketball isn't new. but this program aims to go year round because the need

. >> now, he says the main worry is fungus. it grows easily when it's damped.o now the growers will have to help those grapevines life. the sonoma county grapevine commission says growers are about a week and a half behind schedule and could use some warmer weather to help with the problem. >>> people in washington, d.c. are experiencing shelter heat. temperatures are near 100 degrees. the average for this time of year in the capital is 80. the hot weather took some tourists by surprise. many took refuge under trees and ate popsicles to help cool down. >> oh, my god. it's way too hot. >> we're from pennsylvania. didn't anticipate it being this hot. >> on monday as many as 20 people were taken to the hospital for heat exposeure. >>> a bill that would force online retailers to charge sales taxes now heads to the california senate. now, this will would ahue -- would apply to companies like amazon.com. the state assembly passed it yesterday. the supporters say the bill could bring in as much as a billion dollars a year. critics argue it will probably drive some bus

the fungus is found in oil and vegetation and can grow under the skin sending toxins through the body. >>> temperatures rose 20 degrees in just 20 minutes causing 50-mile an hour winds to roar through the city. meteorologists call this a heat burst which is caused when rain flying at high altitude causes air to cool. >>> a heat wave continues to grip most of the nation today including washington, d.c. where temperatures hit 102 degrees yesterday. the highest june temperature ever recorded. five people have died from the hot weather in the northeast this week alone. in all more than 1,400 record temperatures have been set across the united states since the first of the month. >>> waves up to 30 feet high at times are battling coastal areas of chile. the country is seeing a rare weather pattern. this video here you see waves crashing over and over again. no one has been hurt but people near the shore are told to evacuate. >> crazy weather all over, but here a beautiful day today. >> our weather finally stabilizing across the bay area. the fog a factor this morning quickly pulling back.

there's evidence tornado victims are dying after being infected with a deadly fungus.three people injured in the tornado later died. >>> this is the first night of a new city program going on in the city. ktvu's debra villalon is live in the city. >> reporter: tonight it was basketball, but they'll be rolling out art and cooking classes, movies, games whatever will attract young people in at night. on the basketball court, the only danger is in the dunking. no thoughts of feud or fears. not between brothers. >> it's because it becomes a norm after a while. some of them get used to tragedy, you know. >> reporter: at least a dozennen oakland students were lost to vie violence this school year. 15 more killed last year. some in daylight but most of the mayhem involving teens happens late saturday and sunday night. >> i know a lot of kids that are getting killed. >> reporter: this teen sees hoops as a summer refuge. >> i seek to do different with myself and my life. >> reporter: the concept night basketball isn't new. but this program aims to go year round because the need

at least 12 other people are sick from the fungus. quickly once it gets into an open wound. >>> let's go right back out to rosemary who tells us things might be warming up a bit. >> yes, good morning. temperatures today very similar to yesterday, but we do have a big warm-up on the way as we head outside our doors. giving you a live look at the city. we've got a little bit of coastal fog and low clouds, you can see right there in the backdrop. we've got that on the coast and over the east bay and some of us waking up mostly sunny at this hour. so temperatures in the 50s. to are your lunch hour, 56 will be the average along the coast. upper 60s inland so it's going to be a nice mild, warm day. for the afternoon, approaching 80 in some cases. then around the bay area, we're looking at widespread 60s and low 70s. 66 in hayward. 72 for fremont this afternoon. 71 redwood city. and by the beach, upper 50s. your extended forecast, warmer for father's day. mid-60s for the coast. upper 80s inland. and then as we approach the first day of summe

in missouri say eight people who are injured in last month's tornado in joplin have gotten a rare fungus. >>> a republican presidential candidate is getting ready to launch his campaign for the second time. find out who it is and why he's beginning his campaign all over again. that's on the other side of the break. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. and today, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief right to the site of your tough pain. in fact, it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. extra strength pain relief, twice as fast. [ mal

say eight people who were injured in last month's tornado in joplin have contract add rare type of fungusf them have died. one of those deaths is directly attributed the infection when dirt becomes lodged under the skin. >>> now to the casey anthony murder trial. the jury taken in forensic evidence to determine if she could have killed her own daughter. sean lavin is live in orlando. there's been a lot of talk about the duct tape. have her fingerprints been found on the duct tape? >> reporter: i don't believe they were able to find any fingerprints on the duct tape but they do say it was linked to the casey anthony home. so they believe they can link that duct tape to casey anthony. now today on the stand we saw a crime scene tech go up there and show that duct tape to the jury. she had her gloves on. very real-life csi in court today. it was real significant evidence they brought out today. deb? >> it's interesting. the jury has to be thinking and imagining that the duct tape on little caylee anthony's mouth. the jury, how have they appeared throughout this? >> reporter: the jury is taki

soft ground and fungus, as well.ans -- >> we have to play the hand that we're dealt. >> reporter: john makes the weather his business because his business depends on it. >> could result in looser clusters, smaller crops. that said we are also getting rain. we are going to get a lot of moisture in the ground creating a more vigorous vine and bigger berries. >> reporter: because of heavy rain he has had to adjust accordingly and stay a step ahead of the weather. >> the kind of thing we are doing in the vineyard now is the same thing i recommend that people do in their gardens. you're going to get disease like mildew in your roses is where the air gets stale and stays humid. if you can reach into there and pull some leaves out really open up the canopy, when the sun comes out later this week, the sun will be in there the dry air will move in. >> reporter: what about bees? where are they? >> we keep bees on the property. we keep them for honey. grapes are actually self pollinated. they don't depend on insects like bees f

eight people who were injured in last month's tornado in joplin have now contracted a rare type of fungusem have died. one of those deaths directly attributed to the infection which can occur when dirt becomes lodged under the skin. >>> and that massive wildfire in eastern arizona giving fire fighters all they can handle today. right now they're trying to keep the flames from spreading into new mexico. cnn's jim spellman is in apache county, arizona. >> reporter: from the air and on the ground, over 3,000 fire fighters battle the massive fire, back breaking work and grueling conditions. >> folks are putting 18, 20, 24-hour shifts. >> reporter: the long hours fire fighters are putting are beginning to pay off for the first time since the fire began they now report partial containment. lower winds have created more favorable fire fighting conditions. >> it gives them a chance to actually make some progress in attacking the fire, making some good fire lines. >> even though you see a lot of fire and smoke in this neighborhood, this is a good sign for homeowners. these are fires set intentiona

which is endorsed by slightly fewer people than endorsed toenail fungus as an idea.-- now we've got rick santorum going after social security as the reason that he's running and then we've got all of the other republican candidates attacking mitt romney for romney care the newest polls out of massachusetts show more than 60% approval of people actually living with that policy. how do you make political se >> first of all, rachel, you have to understand that rick santorum who i've covered for many years, he's from my hometown of pittsburgh, rose as the anti-abortion guy. that's he got his initial support in the state legislature and so forth. he's a cultural issues guy, but he knows that this year is an economics issue year. the one thing mitt room romney has going for him, he's in the wrong guy but many the right spot on economic issues, economic management. rick santorum is trying to get on the economic side. but desperately so. he reaching for the one thing that is less popular, even more than medicare, you know, social security and i think he's going it as a kind

this devastating fungus is spreading across africa, asia, and the middle east with the potential to threaten crops that feed 1 billion people. the united states is playing a key role to reduce its affect and damage. we have provided more than 14,000 lines of wheat to the screen for resistance at the kenyon institute. we are prescreened lines of wheat before sending them for field tests. we're increasing the frequency with which can in researchers are finding rust resistance in our wheat and moving us closer toward developing new ug-99 resistant strains. we're taking another step today to strengthen our capacity to combat ug-99. we are celebrating the groundbreaking of a new usda/ug- 99 green house at the university of minnesota. the basics -- is a significant commitment to provide a more stable grain supply worldwide. other u.s. genetic science has helped us lead to a flood-porn rice variety that shuts down during flooding conditions. it resumes growth afterwards. to was developed in conjunction with the universe to california and the international rights research in the philippines, new var

. >> now he says the main worry is fungus which grows easily when it's damp. now the growers will have to start taking off those leaves to increase the air flow and help those vines dry. sonoma county wine grape commission says growers are about a week or two behind schedule. a little warm weather would help. >>> u.s. wine makers say sales are rebounding. domestic wine sales jumped 7% in 2010. california wine producers took in 18 and a half billion dollars and u.s. wine exports are up 26% to a record $1.14 billion. now even restaurants are seeing a change. they say diners are starting to order full bottles again instead of wine by the glass. >>> facebook is now getting close to having 700 million users worldwide. the social networking site is not officially updated the number of its active members, but a new report shows that it's rapidly gaining popularity in other countries. facebook is especially showing strong growth in brazil, indonesia and the philippines as well as mexico and argentina. but the u.s. still has the most members with about 150 million. >>>

the main concern is fungus which grows easily when it's damp.rs will have to start removing leaves to increase air flow and help dry the vines out. >>> all right. our time is now 5:27. the colorado man who made national news two years ago after claiming his little boy floated away in a homemade balloon, now he's trying to sell that balloon. you may remember richard main and his wife told authorities their son was trapped in that balloon. it all turned out to be a hoax. now highwayny is selling that balloon in an online auction. he's asking $1 million. he says all the money will go to charities. >>> new development in the brutal beating of the giants fan. the suspect's possible connection to another violent crime outside of california. >> reporter: a few san bruno fire victims find themselves latched by a business meant to help them rebuild. more on that coming up. >>> good morning. if you're driving in oakland you should avoid 880 north of 980. just use 980 to 580. we'll tell you what's going on that will not let you get through. >>> well, good

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. >> fungus. ! wide or have the feeling that i am doing wrong thing? >> one of my doing wrong?oliage. if there is a sprinkler, we are going to clean it up a little bit, but thin it out. to start with the least the evasive methods of treatment. what i would do. is that i would and it out a little bit. do you see how you have that growth? i would prune it out, thin it out. >> one of the secrets of keeping on this and down. air circulating. and avoiding moisture it building up? >> no! rose. the because this is such an underperforming variety. it does this every year. >> wait! >> to dig it out. get rid of it. plant a new one. >> wait a minute! >> there are so many great, new varieties. >> a rose bush. >> for starters, can you see that right there? >> that is a frog hop are. >> also, this double fog. and what we do is it we just cannot do anything! -- stibble bug - but just live with it, you cannot necessarily have to spray anything. >> there is a lesson. >> right here. it is a problem of a circulation of. is it going to get worse? >> it is. unless to clean out all of this? keep the

missouri saying eight people who were injured in last month's tornado have contracted a rare type of fungus them have died. one of those deaths is directly attributed to the infection which can occur when dirt becomes lodged under the skin. doctors say people with weakened immune systems may be more susceptible and anyone hurt while in the tornado zone should get prompt medical attention. >>> cia director and defense secretary nominee leon panetta is in pakistan right now. his first visit there since the successful u.s. raid that killed osama bin laden and strained ties between both countries. na pa net ta is expected to reaffirm a cooperation with pakistan against al qaeda. "time" magazine reports panetta plans an confronting pakistan of evidence of suspected conclusion between islamabad and taliban militants. >>> let's put up the picture of cleveland this morning. cleveland, ohio. there it is. good morning to you all. a lot of people when you ask them, who might be the most hated man in cleveland? probably the answer you'll get 100% of the time is lebron james. but there's another that cl

. >> it's a common fungus that occurs on the foot.blotchiness. >> it's like a raised welt. they can be large and cover your arm. this is a reaction to something else. it's often an allergic reaction to food, pollen. could be a reaction to medication. interestingly, some people get hives from stress or being in a cold temperature. if you get hives you want to see an allergist to see what's triggering it. certainly if there is a sign of trouble breathing or having swelling in the face or throat, you need to go to the emergency room right away. >> last but not least, i hear bedbugs could be coming back. >> unfortunately they are predicting a resurgence. something about the winter being so cold and it's warm again, they are coming out of the woodwork. you have to be careful. make sure when you travel, inspect your luggage, the hotel rooms. if you have any suspicion, get a professional in to make sure the house is free of bedbugs. >> dr. raj, always great advice for us. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> still to come this morning in "tod