but avian influenza viruses mutate. supplyingnstantly information to cdc so they could develop candidate vaccines if indeed it ever should have jumped over to the human health problem. we are working closely with colleagues in the fish and wildlife service to test wild birds. the good news, we tested 43,000 wild birds over the last nine months and have found no more examples of avian influenza in those birds. that is helpful information. we spent a lot of time assessing our efforts in controlling avian influenza last year, and in our capability to detect it. we compiled a very substantial, very large new planning document on what we can do to prevent avian influenza from becoming a huge problem. we had a chance to test it out in indiana in january. there was indeed one case of highly pathogenic influenza, and nine cases of low pathogenic avian influenza associated with that. we were able to get on top of that immediately, white it out. we have had no cases of avian influenza other than that since last june 17. something

about avian influenza about the virus. we had no reason to think that virus was going to be a human health threat. but avian influenza viruses mutate and we were constantly supplying information to cdc so they could develop candidate vaccines if they ever should have jumped over to be a human health problem. we are working closely with our colleagues in the fish and wildlife service to test wild birds. the good news is we tested 43,000 wild birds over the last nine months and have found no more examples of high path avian influenza in those birds. so that is some hopeful information. we spent a lot of time assessing our efforts in controlling avian influenza last yearnd in our capability to detect it and we compiled a very substantial, large new planning document on what we can do to prevent it from becoming a huge plan again. we had a cans to test that out already in indiana, in january, there was one case of highly pathogenic influenza and nine cases of low pathogenic avian influenza associated with that. we were able to

we do have a good capacity now for avian influenza vaccine. but we don't have a huge stockpile of some of the others. >> senator mccaskell? >> thank you. i understand that there are several advisory committees involved in the material threat assessment and material threat determination process that include non-governmental experts. these determinations are, in fact, the guidance that dhs considers a particular chemical biological or raidio logical weapon to be a threat and allows the dhs to use the bioshield funding for countermeasure procurements. so my question to you, doctor, is is anyone on these committees associated with any of the companies that are actually getting the funds for the research and development for possible countermeasures? >> the science and technology directate is the organization that runs the terrorism risque cessments and the terror threat assessments. while i have been involved in the process, i'm not knowledgeable as to the membership that they rely on when they put together those. >> if you would get that for the r

así, puede ayudar a mantener la influenza fuera de su casa.z el cambio y podremos en verdad volar. aprende más en energy.gov/kids. ♪ julio: y es que el consumo y la sobredosis de heroÍna se estÁ presentando en toda la naciÓn y en aumento ¿pero cÓmo se aplica la droga que ayuda a salvar a los adictos? >> voy a tratar de despertarlo. reportero: le aplican primeros auxilios a un paciente que es vÍctima de sobredosis, es el primer paso para salvarlo. >> voy a darle respiraciÓn boca a boca. despuÉs voy a tomar una jeringa, esta es la medicina que es el antÍdoto y le voy a sacar toda la medicina y se la voy a meter en un mÚsculo. reportero: desafortunadamente muchas personas atrapadas en las drogas no reciben ayuda a tiempo y mueren de sobredosis como el caso de quien recientemente sufriÓ los efectos de la droga con consecuencias culminantes. -- fulminantes. >> se muÉrete -- muere el corazÓn... reportero: es tan devastadora que es mÁs fuerte que la morfina y la heroÍna, de ahí se puede explicar por quÉ 9 personas murieron en los Últimos dÍas. >> ten

, dejan lo que están haciendo y llevan a sus hijos a ser vacunados contra la influenza.n mensaje de servicio público del departamento de salud y servicios humanos de los estados unidos. tras conocer la sentencia, tambiÉn fueron diversas las reacciones de los munÍcipes. >> la representante del ministerio anunciÓ que espera que antes de los 15 dÍas la corte anuncie la fecha de apertura del juicio de fondo. >> la canciÓn toca el sensible tema de la crisis social que enfrentan los puertorriqueÑos. >> creo que todo puerto rico se identifica con el pueblo. ♪ ♪ >>creo que es la primera vez que hacemos un tema asÍ. >> sin pensar que iba a ocasionar lo que ha ocasionado. >> sin dudas ha ganado popularidad en las radioemisoras locales. >> en el gran combo de puerto rico es uno de estos. mientras tanto siguen haciendo lo que mejor saben hacer, mÚsica buena para el bailador. ♪ ♪ >> los casos de violencia y furia al volante siguen en aumento. ♪ ♪ (hombre) nunca imaginé que fuera tan difícil. no sabía qué esperar. como todos, había escuchado historias, pero nunca las tomé en serio has

, dejan lo que están haciendo y llevan a sus hijos a ser vacunados contra la influenza.dos. ♪ ♪ marÍa: la guerra entre los partidos y los precandidatos a la actual campaÑa presidencial, se planean portas cerradas, por un grupo de estrategas. entre ellos hay varios hispanos listos para defender a sus candidatos. claudia nos lleva adentro de los cuarteles de la batalla polÍtica. claudia: antes del debate demÓcrata de univisión, en el cuarto digital y de datos, se preparaba todo tipo de ataques contra los demÓcratas por parte de los republicanos. jackie tienen la mirada a hillary clinton. cuando hay debates tiene que atacar al instante. >> cuando estÁ hablando de inmigraciÓn en el debate, hacia este grÁfico, de cÓmo ha cambiado su postura. >> escribe alertas que terminan en las redes sociales de posturas anteriores, como cuando hillary clinton dijo que no apoyarÍa a licencia de conducir. >> la mayorÍa de nuestro enfoque en hillary clinton porque lleva la delantera. ella tambiÉn es una candidata muy vulnerable. >> a quien muchos investigan, grÁficas, las calcomanÍas, con las

, dejan lo que están haciendo y llevan a sus hijos a ser vacunados contra la influenza.s y vacúnese usted también ahora mismo. llame a su médico hoy. un mensaje de servicio público del departamento de salud y servicios humanos de los estados unidos. ♪ ♪ conductora: la situaciÓn de emergencia fiscal en puerto rico afecta al banco gubernamental de fomento. se ha informado que esta en quiebra. el licenciado explica lo que estÁ pasando con esta situaciÓn. licenciado: se formÓ la de dios, es cristo en puerto rico? el banco del estado estÁ quebrado? lo saben desde el aÑo pasado. permitieron seguir haciendo depÓsito ahora estÁn transfiriendo el dinero en los distintos bancos, para que no lo puedan acoger los acreedores. esta maÑana un grupo de bonistas de mando en la corte federal, reclamando delito y fraude contra los acreedores. esa es la pelotera. es el primero de muchos pleitos que van a venir. como le decÍa la semana pasada, no importa cÓmo. puerto rico para estar en mano de los federales. ya sea mediante una junta de control fiscal, que prepare el congreso. o a travÉs de

, dejan lo que están haciendo y llevan a sus hijos a ser vacunados contra la influenza.d y servicios humanos de los estados unidos. ♪ ♪ ilia: las autoridades investigan las causas de la muerte del cantante prince ocurrida esta maÑana se tuvo que hacer un aterrizaje de emergencia para ser atendido. hoy millones de personas recuerdan el legado de esta estrella. ♪ ♪ reportera: sus ojos se cerraron para siempre pero no su mÚsica perdura.prince era nativo de minneapolis, minnesota. irrumpiÓ en la escena musical en la dÉcada de los 70 y ya en 1978 presentÓ su primer trabajo titulado for you. llego a tocar mÁs de 23 m musicales. su mÚsica fusionaba elementos del rock, folk entre otros. tuvo otros Éxitos. las letras de sus canciones eran picantes, controversiales y a veces explÍcitas. pero detrÁs de su personaje excÉntrico habÍa un hombre espiritual. era testigo de jehovÁ. sus presentaciones en los escenarios eran Únicas sus tacones, cuero, lÁpiz labial y delineador de ojos. en su carrera de mÁs de 35 aÑos, lanzÓ 39 discos y vendió mÁs de 100 millones de copias. fue ganador de s

, dejan lo que están haciendo y llevan a sus hijos a ser vacunados contra la influenza.saje de servicio público del departamento de salud y servicios humanos de los estados unidos. ♪ ♪ arantxa: confesÓ ser misterioso hombre del sombrero responsable de la masacre de decenas de personas inocentes en bruselas en marzo. un portavoz dijo que confesÓ su participaciÓn el pasado 22 de marzo. es uno de los principales habitantes en masacre de parÍs. a menos de 24 personas han muerto y 80 han sido heridas debido a una explosiÓn de material pirotÉcnico. eel momento del incendio entre 10.000 y 15.000 personas asistieron a la celebraciÓn de espectÁculos de foros artificiales lugar donde ocurriÓ el incendio. fÉlix: pocas horas para que mÁs de 22 millones de peruanos acudan a urnas a votar un nuevo presidente el paÍs se vio sacudido por la violencia emboscada perpetrada por sendero luminoso dejÓ al menos dos militares y un civil muerto. vemos que candidato llega con opciÓn para reemplazar al anterior. >> en el estado amigo, en un estado capaz. >> somos un gran paÍs. reportera: 10 candi

there was indeed one case of highly pathogenic influenza and nine cases of low pathogenic influenza associated with that. we were able to get onto that immediately come wife that out and we've had no cases other than that since last june 17. something we learned in all of the review is that we need to rebuild our capacity to respond to large animal health emergencies. we have 200 fewer animal health professionals, veterinarians and technicians then we had ten years ago. we need to rebuild that workforce and the secretary certainly recognized that in the president's budget request for fiscal year 17. there is a proposed 30 million-dollar increase for animal health emergency response because we realized just how lucky we were to get on top of the avian after all the damage that it did do. mr. chairman this concludes my testimony and i appreciate the opportunity to be here and am happy to answer any questions. the next witness. it's kind of pronounced whatever. the director for god kyocera valence integratio integration n the officcenter andthe office ot the department of insecurity. he previousl

influenza, et cetera. these pathogens are moving into human populations and allowing the great opportunities to amplify in our cities. the process of urbanization that first started in the night in century is really reaching its peak now. by 2030, the majority of the human population will be urban and we are going to be living in giant adidas. they won't be cities echo of a charlottesville. cities like when rovira and free sound. a lot of ad hoc development. a lot of slums. poor infrastructure. we've are to see new pathogens take advantage of this. ebola is a great example where it had ebola outbreak since the 1970s but they were always rather small and self-limited. one of the reasons why it is those viruses never infected a place more than a few hundred thousand inhabitants. what happened at the end of 2013 is ebola virus emerged in kidney and within a few weeks was able to reach three capital cities with the combined population of nearly 3 million that is an important reason why it became such a huge co

>> i am keeping him home. >> reporter: the health absolutely no way that an influenza case from four years ago could be related to what happened to the second grader this weekend. and they say they didn't even recommend cleaning the classroom for the school because, again, they say this was an isolated event, albeit certainly a tragic one. reporting from the green vail elementary school in eastchester, cbs 2news. >> brian, indeed a tragedy. >>> police are also searching for a teenager, autistic teenager who walked out of a school and ended up naked in the ocean. the teenager disappeared from the school in brooklyn. officers found him later in the water, naked off coney island. the 14-year-old who does not speak was attending a community- organized event at the school. police rescued him more than an hour later. senator chuck schumer is sponsoring a bill that would >> if everyone had -- everyone who had autism had one of these bracelets or the device sewn into their clothes, when they wander, we could find them and prevent a death. >> under the new bill, wearing a tracking device woul

with regards to the avian influenza outbreak. a number of states were hit especially turkeys, and lay hands. we saw that in november of 2014, and last year. to beected the east coast hit this winter. it just has not happened. we have done pretty good on bio security. why do you think we have escaped this blow? >> all the scientist will tell me it is speculative, but some of the reasons seem to be something like this. the virus circulating in the waterfowl may have mutated to a less severe real and form. and when they dropped the virus, it is simply not catching on like it did last year, and a highly pathogenic form. that is one possibility. another, is that the bio security has improved, and i think it has improved dramatically, certainly where poultry is so important throughout the midwest. i think bio security is much better. mr. shea: so those are some of the things that seem to have led to it. i don't know who to ask this question, but i will start with you dr. read -- redd. can you explain the difference between how ebola is

chair. >> i want to come back just briefly and follow-up with respect to avian influenza outbreak. hit hard. turkey. and we saw that happen before november 2014, june of last year. we fully expected on the east coast. and it just has not happened. and we have done pretty good on bio security. what you think we have escaped this blow? >> all of the scientists will tell me that it is all speculative. some of the reasons seem to be something like, the virus circulating may have mutated to a less virulent form and therefore when they are dropping the virus it simply not catching on like it did last year. so that is one possibility. another possibility is that the virus security has improved, and it has dramatically. bio security is much better. so those are some of the things that seem to have led to it. >> i don't know who to ask. talk to us about how the difference or similarity between when a bullet is transmitted as compared to the virus? >> i will start with zika. mosquitoes, sexual transmission command blood transfusion. there is no instance where that has occurred, but it is a p

cristiÁn de la fuente dejÓ las grabaciones de "sueÑos de amor" por influenza tipo b, por la revista queuperaciÓn en su casa, sobre todo para no crear una epidemia como un contagio,el protagonista es un ser humano, es una gente que no olvidemos que su familia estÁ en miami, entonces estÁs solo, le hablo a todas horas, todo el mundo se puso las pilas, no importÓ cambiar los llamados, aquÍ -allÍ ve cuando el equipo trabajan en armonÍa. orlando:¿quÉ tal esta para dedicarla en el telÉfono? sÚbele! ♪ ♪ bendita mujeres, cogan el telÉfono y coloquen en la canciÓn, ahora vamos con los muchachos, lo estÁn pasando bien con la mÚsica de vicente fernÁndez. johnny: eric martin, es el hermano de ricky martin y es un conocido y llega a revelarnos un cuerpo. francisca: en nueva york compartimos con george lÓpez y sus planes en la gran manzana. alan: una leyenda hispana, vemos que consejos tiene para todos los jovencitos, no en la cancha sino en su vida diaria. francisca: aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn en ese viernes alan: miami florida, s.a. 3 de abril termin el torneo a

, dejan lo que están haciendo y llevan a sus hijos a ser vacunados contra la influenza. la pregunta de el millar, en los angeles california carolina conociÓ a alguien que tuvo la mala suerte de ganarse la loterÍa. carolina: soÑaba con casarse. era un adolescente cuando conociÓ a su marido. >> sÍ, nos conocimos en mÉxico. venimos para acÁ para buscar una mejor calidad de vida. carolina: luego de 20 aÑos de casados la pareja querÍa tener un segundo bebÉ. despuÉs de intentarlo por un tiempo llegÓ el niÑo que tanto deseaban. parecÍa que la suerte estaba de su lado. la misma suerte que con frecuencia le acompaÑa cuando juega la loterÍa. >> siempre ha ganado buenas cantidades de dinero. es su pasatiempo. jugar la loterÍa. carolina: usted considerarÍa que su esposo es una persona con mucha suerte' >> solamente con la loterÍa. ni yo, ni mis hijos y mis familiares y amigos ganamos nada. vemos que el gana y gana. carolina: emocionado por ser padre y con ilusiones de pegarle al gordo de la loterÍa josÉ fue a esta estaciÓn de gasolina cerca de su casa en california. premios en efect

but they did have to deal with the influenza that the democrat by october it was at its second phase. the first was in the summer. hundreds of thousands of troops were impacted, especially the first army. it was believed to be pneumonia, but later it was determined to be the flu. so they had to deal with the sick and injured soldiers. many of them were brought to field hospitals close to the front where they were treated. if wounds were serious, they were brought back and taken to general hospitals. those caring for them were nurses who volunteered either with the army north that nurse corps -- nurse corps or american red cross. working 24 hours, dangerous situations. , the cromwell sisters were from a wealthy family. they joined the hospital and it was a horrific experience for them. many, manyen very mangled men, young boys. they witnessed death. when the war was over and they returned home to france, they were on one of the ships heading back in early 1919. they must have made a pact, because of the ship was leaving france and heading into the atlantic, they jumped over and committ

it must have been a severe case of influenza and that is viral and not well treated and sometimes theredern medicine can do for a case of the flu. % flu is a viral infection. and how would doctors treat that if a severe case of the flu was presented. >> the treatment is supportive as we refer to in medicine. people are kept hydrated and well nourished and in an uironment cold exposure or super infections and a lot of times it is supportive and we just cheer somebody on with moral support. was you know, man and appeared to be frail. how would that come in to play with someone with the flu. >> prince was a small guy and that makes you wonder if his lung capacity was big enough to get oxygen and that may have contributed to the flu having such a bigger impact on him let's say somebody else who was a bigger guy. >> thank you, we appreciate your expertise. jon? >> we want to talk to our friend kennedy on fox business network and spent a long time on mtv as a dejay and played a lot of prince videos. >> that's right. he changed his name to the love symbol and there was discussion at mtv. tq-ho

also he had to do with something nobody expected, and that was the influenza epidemic. in october it was in its second phase. now it is even more devastating. hundreds of thousands of troops on all sides were impacted, especially the first army. believed to be pneumonia. then it was determined to be the flu. we have to deal with the sick and also injured soldiers. brought tom were field hospitals, where they were treated. if their wounds more more serious they were brought back and taken to general hospitals. those caring for them were nurses who volunteered either with the army nurse corps or the red cross. they were often at the front learn -- often at the front working long hours. it was a dangerous situation. the cromwell sisters were from a wealthy new york family. they joined up and served in one of the hospitals toward the front. >> they had seen many, many mangled men, young boys. when the war was over and they returned home to france, they were on one of the ships heading back in early 1919. they must have made a pass, because of the ship was leaving france and

in the early 20th century in response to a lot of the influenza outbreaks in the united states, the leadbeaters had their own proprietary brand of medicine to deal with that. it was called quibon. it killed chills and la grippe. it was chocolate covered pill that would have been easier for people to take. and a little bit more flavorful. when the leadbeater's took over the business, they preserved a lot of the original layout of the manufacturing room. a lot of the same floors and a lot of the same cabinets and things like that would have been preserved as they were used in the 18th century and also in the 19th and 20th centuries. the business declared bankruptcy in 1933. a lot of remaining contents were preserved just as they were when the business was open. in the beginning of the 19th century, a space like this would have been used by edward stabler to conduct business, answer letters, do any sort of accounting in his day books and account books to keep things up to date with his customers. as the 19th century went on and into the early 20th century, additional buildings that the leadbeater'

especiales enseguida revelan nuevas razones de peso para que las mujeres embarazadas se vacunen contra la influenza y todo eso. ten mucho cuidado porque tenemos advertencias de cosas peligrosas a partir del anÁlisis de la maÑana en el prÓximo sÁbado en la noche y a eso se le suma, que es la neblina. como precauciÓn de nuestras prÓximas horas en cuanto la temperatura nada mal. el dÍa de hoy tuvimos 63 en el Área de san francisco y estamos muy parejos, que serÍa lo normal como le digo estas advertencias siguen haciendo de las suyascuando se trata de fuertes tiernos dos incluso al sur de california. con nosotros han disminuido un poco estamos hablando de los vientosestamos alcanzando varias millas por hora en el Área de san francisco. esta tarde - por lo pronto estaremos viendo tetas desagradables a partir de maÑana a pesar de que tenemos disponibles en una de la maÑana. tenemos ciento temperaturas un poco mÁs altas, 64 por san francisco. stockton 74. esta noche estarÁ algo fresco abrÍguese muy bien por quÉ se mantendrÁ la temperatura de 54 hasta las siete del mismo. le informÓ sandra oli -o'neill. bu

asegúrese de vacunar a su niño contra la influenza.olutamente gratis. aprenda más sobre otras alternativas aparte del embargo hipotecario. visite www.makinghomeaffordable.gov. porque el embargo hipotecario no es la única opción. ♪ ♪ alan: los angeles, quÉ felicidad, quÉ momento estamos viviendo para los niÑos, miren esos alumnos hermosos con los que venimos a celebrar y a aportar nuestro grano de arena, mÁs adelante vamos a poner el salÓn multimedia para que aprendan del mundo de la comunicaciÓn, veremos muchos jorge ramos, nitzia chama. nitzia: es un honor compartir en este dÍa especial, univisiÓn estÁ de fiesta porque todos estamos unidos a favor de la educaciÓn. alan: "yo soy univisiÓn contigo". nitzia: nos reciben aquÍ con tanto amor y tanto cariÑo, les hice un reportaje para que conozcan mÁs de estos estudiantes, quÉ belleza de jÓvenes y para que conozcan toda la magia detrÁs de la organizaciÓn que apoya. ♪ ♪ en el centro de los angeles se encuentra un Área conocida como... donde se concentra el mayor nÚmero de indigentes en estad

asegúrese de vacunar a su niño contra la influenza.obtuvo. chef: son bolitas de maÍz rellenas con frijol y queso. el primer paso es armar las bolitas. donde ha grasita hay sabor. haz la bolita conmigo. y ahora con una cuchara vamos a agregar frijol, es la mejor manera de llevar guatemala a todos ustedes, es el sabor guatemalteco. y ahora le ponemos queso, los cerramos y tenemos una bolita perfecta. francisca: ¿y ahora? chef: lo puedes rellenar de lo que quieras, aguacate, carne, lo que quieras, pero hoy querÍa traer mi guatemala a ustedes. francisca: entonces eso lo vamos a acompaÑar con.... chef: vente para acÁ, porque nos falta freÍrlo, el aceite debe estar caliente, sino, va a chupar mucha grasa y va a quedar feo, ahÍ sabes que el aceite estÁ perfecto. ana: podemos poner una pequeÑita. chef: o sal, va para arriba y sabes que el aceite estÁ perfecto, son de 4 a 5 minutos, un poquito menos dependiendo quÉ tan fuerte esté tu aceite. lo vamos a acompaÑar con pico de gallo. francisca: me encanta, pero tiene su truco. chef: truena porque

asegúrese de vacunar a su niño contra la influenza.os voluntarios en beneficio de comunidades en el exterior, ¿quÉ los inspira a unirse y quÉ lecciones de vida aprenden?, la respuesta nos la da yolanda sÁnchez, buenos dÍas. >> gracias por tenernos en tu programa. satcha: cuÉntanos acerca de la labor que realizan los jÓvenes que deciden unirse como voluntarios en el cuerpo de paz, ¿quÉ es lo que hacen? >> como voluntarios viajamos a mÁs de 65 paÍses alrededor del mundo y trabajamos en Áreas de educaciÓn, desarrollo juvenil, salud, negocios, medio ambiente y agricultura. servimos por 27 meses y tenemos tres meses de entrenamiento y 24 meses de servicio en nuestra comunidad. satcha: ¿quÉ significa que haya mÁs latinos que se estÉn uniendo al cuerpo de paz y que estÉn obviamente brindando su aporte en nuestros paÍses? >> nosotros como latinos queremos brindarles a los paÍses de donde venimos las herramientas y compartir con ellos las cosas que hemos aprendido aquÍ en estados unidos. yo como voluntaria en paraguay servÍ en educaciÓn y desar

, dejan lo que están haciendo y llevan a sus hijos a ser vacunados contra la influenza.po y baja la fiebre, el otro uso inesperado es para las contusiones, para la inflamaciÓn, pa los cortes. francisca: despuÉs de ir al gimnasio que llega con dolor en las piernas. marta: vamos a hacer mini paquetes o mini bolsas de hielo, las metemos , una vez que absorba el agua la metemos en una bolsa hermÉtica, como es porosa, absorbe el agua iba a durar mÁs tiempo una vez que la congeles porque estÁ solidificada. francisca: ¿y esto para quÉ? marta: para secarnos las manos. francisca: nos secamos las manos y seguimos con el segmento. aquÍ veo frutas, ¿quÉ vamos a hacer con esto? marta: vamos a utilizar esponjas secas, vamos a colocar una en el cajÓn de la nevera porque queremos mantener vegetales, verduras, frutas, las queremos mantener frescas, nos ayuda porque las esponjas absorben la humedad, muchas veces cometemos el error con algunos vegetales... francisca: eso es lo que yo hago, en la funda porque dura mÁs. marta: los tomates y los pepinos botan mucho lÍquido. cambio de las una

the russian foreign minister called for calm, saying that armenia and azerbaijan should use their influenza to stop the conflict. nagorno-karabakh has been under the control of local, ethnic armearmenian forces since the ef full-scale war in 1994. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of residents have fled from congo's capital, brazville, after fighting erupted. streams of people left districts loyal to the opposition, which is contesting last month'sful election. a government spokesperson said that former members of the so-called ninja militia attacked military police and administrative offices. the nigerian army says it has arrested the leader of al-nusra, a splinter group of boko haram boko haram. he was reportedly apprehended in the city of loki. the militant group is notorious for its high-profile killings and attacks of western interests. we're going to take a break. >> welcome back, everyone. you're with developin dw news, m berlin. the secretive law firm of mossack fonseca, in panama. tax authorities across the globe are launching investiga

asegúrese de vacunar a su niño contra la influenza. y el ajo fresco. luego le agregamos una cucharada de orÉgano. 3 hojitas de laurel. a mÍ me encanta con esta cuchara. francisca: se va a quemar! chef carlos: no, mira, ya tenemos el orÉgano, la cebolla, la hoja de laurel que ahora sÍ que le puede agregar un cubito de... todos: caldo de pollo! chef carlos: luego que le agrega el cubito de de caldo de pollo le agrega la salsa de tomate. francisca: ¿no tiene una cuchara mÁs grande? chef carlos: para que tenga precauciÓn. francisca: yo pensaba que eso no se calentaba allÍ. chef carlos: ahora que tenemos la salsa vamos haciendo la mezcla de carne molida. y luego ahora tÚ le agregas el arroz, luego le agregas el queso rallado y te das cuenta, luego el cilantro tambiÉn. marlene: ¿cualquier queso? chef carlos: a tu gusto, luego ajÍ y pimienta, y luego aceituna y alcaparra, mira lo fÁcil que es. cogemos de esta manera y le agregamos un poco de salsa de tomate. francisca: ahora estÁ cogiendo cachÉ. chef carlos: muÉvelo, muévelo... francisca: quÉ

the study found that the influenza vaccine was not only safe and effective for the mothers but providedetter chance for their unborn babies. pregnant mothers who were vaccinated against the flu, cut the risk of still birth and delivery in half. compared to women, who skipped the shot. >>> one of the world's most famous architects died today in miami. she was first woman to win the prize, and that is known as the noble prize of architecture. she he was known for swooping modern designs, like the 2012 aquatic center for london olympics. her work is considered to be bold, beautiful and sometimes controversial. hadid was being treated for bronchitis, and she died of a heart attack at the age of 65. >>> five of the top players in american women's soccer, including delran new jersey native carli lloyd say that they are under paid. now they are preparing to fight. they have filed a federal complaint with the equal opportunity commission, u.s. women's team has won three world cup championships and they are defending olympic champions. the mens team has never made it past the world cup quarter f

so that was the influenzae and then when i went on to morehouse college, he personified all those things and i am frankly all the students at the college wanted to be like doctor mays because he was elegant, he was in speech and he had great integrity, he was a sought after speaker around the country, he was always traveling that he would speak to the students every tuesday morning and he would bring another speakers to serve as role models. so the message that he was giving us was also you can beat the system. you must change the system. we need to do it by the democratic process in protest bringing complaints to the public etc.. then the students were expected to do that and of course the most famous graduates were martin luther king jr. who finished six years prior to to the time i finished. >> did you feel -- did you feel you needed to make change or that you were working in the system to get what you needed to come out with in order to make the change? is it that you were working towards becoming a doctor in order so that you could implement change? or did you feel that along the wa

cheryl: 40% of the students missed class because of influenza b. >> i know the teachers and the staffcareful about sanitizing everything. cheryl: they were supposed to celebrate the spring social but canceled for now. spokesman says it's too risky to bring in outsiders. it was a good call. >> packing that many people in one small area for an event were having will increase the risk of transmission. cheryl: the doctor is seeing more cases of the flu now than in january. this has turninged a quieter time of year to a busy season. >> he says is it not too late to get the flu vaccine. it's effective in two weeks. cheryl: but the school system wasn't thinking of what has a shot and who doesn't when calling off an event that would have brought hundreds in the building. >> shares ice cream and scoops and cups. not as organized as perhaps the school day is. alison: that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". here is what is coming up at 6:00 tonight -- >> this blog and social media is out of control. >> a fire chief fired up. the steps he said he is taking after the suicide of one of his in through t

. >> we had a good or a bad influenza season? >> the numbers are good. diagnostics business is doing very well. david: johnson & johnson sales are up in premarket after reporting earnings a little while ago. strong pharmaceutical sales boosted the company's. you beat on your earnings per share and certainly did below the estimates for revenue. take us below that. tell us what is going on beneath those topline numbers. >> we had a very strong quarter with all of our businesses picking up momentum. pharmaceutical sales have been very robust. the pipeline continues to build, which is going to be good for continuing that string of excellent performance going forward. the consumer business is making steady progress and is always improving its margins. the medical device business continues to show signs of improvement. we are pleased across the board. >> what do these numbers tell us about not just johnson & johnson but about the health care industry and particularly, pharmaceuticals? >> it has been growing at a very fast pace. conversely in medical devices, t

a lot of these things are speculative but influenza still kills people and we see that even every yearease especially in someone who may be overworked or exhausted, running low on their immune system. he was also in an airplane. maybe he had issues with blood clots or permanent embolus is as well. heather: even a blood clot could take days before it could eventually kill somebody? >> potentially depending on where the size, where it's located. these things can work together to create a more serious problem. heather: there are reports he went to the hospital in molina illinois on friday but reports that he left early, that the doctors wanted him to stay for 24 hours but that he left after just three hours. what could be significant? any diagnosis could require you to stay in the hospital longer. it could have been a complication but if he did in fact use medications they would require treatment for that. it's possible they wanted him to stay for observation. heather: another topic i want to ask you about, the cdc has come out with a troubling new report about the leading cause of death

or a did we have a good bad influenza season? >> miles. the diagnostics did really well.hey continue to have trouble with diabetes where there is serious price pressure. that is becoming a small part of the business. the strength of the general diagnostics, the cancer patient -- it is all overcoming that. i will ask you to help me look under the hood of roche. they only provide sales and not profits. is it their overall revenue come visit a frank story or is there real organic growth? the frank helped them just a little bit last year as opposed to last year. there is good sales growth across the variety of products. what is not easy to tell is how much of it is price driven and how much volume driven. we can ask the ceo. there is meaningful growth in each of the products on a year on year basis. talk aboutwe pharmaceutical companies, we're talking about sharks. seamey do not attack, the to fear for their livelihood. &a game? roche in the m think roche has ever done anything to help drive it tacts in any direction. the company is saying and its tax 1% rise in situation. m&

thing you mentioned quickly in addition to the gee guillain-barre, we saw that with things like influenzaso seeing some disturbing indication, there are individual case reports of significant neurological damage to people not just the fetuses, but an adult that would get infected. things that's nay call meningo, spinal cord damage to what we call due to myelitis. so far they look unusual, but at least we've seen them. and that's concerning. >> one sensitive issue i know for public health officials like yourself is whether to advise women to delay pregnancy. >> right. >> in areas of the country where we may see an outbreak, even if it's a localized outbreak of the virus. what should women do? >> well, right now in the united states, they should not be that concerned. we do not have local transmission here. so i think the idea about people in the continental united states delaying pregnancy is not even an issue for discussion at this point. the issue is when you're dealing in countries in which you have outbreaks like in south america, particularly brazil or puerto rico is a concern about w

charges for putting the ball the rest of being hit by a vehicle to to you why any member killed influenza their one of the relative that they could be next >>robin winston: fatal accident on the coast where a life of the scene and the incident involved a pedestrian was hit on highway one dismayed ahead and run crash that is an insult the devil's slide tunnel if you live or work in the area to have to avoid the stretch for now the air ticket measurements and wrapping up investigation, will take a look at the bridge and were track to drive times. >>mark: the billboard is too much even though they're buying a problem they do not like a billboard the people who live in the neighborhood since it is so bright its ties into their apartments to to four hours a day the billboard could violate legislation this is the formal complaint has been submitted to a consumer should think in this post you see there she has blonde hair and her skin looks like there they said they did not recognize her and they posted things in common its likely occur the suffer headed the bellwether she is said and- example f

thing you mentioned quickly in addition to the gee guillain-barre, we saw that with things like influenzaso seeing some disturbing indication, there are individual case reports of significant neurological damage to people not just the fetuses, but an adult that would get infected. things that's nay call meningo, spinal cord damage to what we call due to myelitis. so far they look unusual, but at least we've seen them. and that's concerning. >> one sensitive issue i know for public health officials like yourself is whether to advise women to delay pregnancy. >> right. >> in areas of the country where we may see an outbreak, even if it's a localized outbreak of the virus. what should women do? >> well, right now in the united states, they should not be that concerned. we do not have local transmission here. so i think the idea about people in the continental united states delaying pregnancy is not even an issue for discussion at this point. the issue is when you're dealing in countries in which you have outbreaks like in south america, particularly brazil or puerto rico is a concern about w

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because half of those are because of spanish influenza, they are from disease, not battlefield deaths. if we take that number and stack it up against britain and france, it does not look like we suffered. because the casualties were so tremendous on the other side. but you know, numbers are so funny. what do they actually mean? it is so relative. and it matters i you contextualize it. you can catch life in this way, america was barely bloodied -- you contextualize it this way, america was barely bloody. you compare that to korea and vietnam, right? more americans, died in the first world war than either of those wars. and i will contextualize it to you this way. it takes america one year to get itself organized, train the men, get to france, get into battle. this is not even a year and a integratedix months si. this is three years, this is nine years. in the first six months of coffins in iraq, 52,000 came home. ah, that is nothing? right? we're not, right. for the people fighting this, this is not barely bloody. this is a pretty significant number of people who died. and we can ask w

did mechanism fortunate to spend 28 years working on infectious diseases of lot of work, and influenzarome that affected china and toronto guy about prevention that is a key part of my career. >> our lions are split regionally on your time zone. >> with zika how close are we to a vaccine? >> everybody once a vaccine when it is new and scary but it takes a while to develop but to have an opportunity but n.h. will study this summer but we won't have a vaccine for two years after that. >> tamara taking a pill to make those virus eligible so explain what that means. >> it takes the study to evaluate but there is a regulatory process. with the emergency products last year. we were testing the bowl of vaccine. en to speed up the time with the materials are looked at. everybody wants a vaccine for zika but now we need to protect pregnant women in the meantime. also insect control and mosquito control they are beginning that right now inside and outside the house so we are hopeful for a vaccine the we have a lot to worry about. >>host: so what is a better way to spend our money? is a vaccine r

it is done for influenza. it hopefully will be done for zika. what's needed is the same kind of bipartisan awareness and support for legislation to help people who suffer from lyme and other tick-born diseases. i am sometimes asked why has the congress failed to recognize and respond to this severe public health threat? there's no good explanation exempt for the -- except for the underreport rng the under-awareness and that is no excuse. in the meantime, the cases of lyme are exploding in number, and their severity impacts our economy as well as quality of life for americans. it affects people's ability to perform their jobs, children's ability to go to school, families' ability to function normally. the disease, if undetected and untreated, can cause the most severe kinds of pain and disability. lyme disease is named after a town in my state. i've always felt that it was tremendously unfair for the beautiful and wonderful town of lyme to bear the burden of this disease having its name. but, regardless of the name, the burden is on the entire co

. >>> the so-called affluence ter influenza teen -- affluenza teen will be in court. he was responsible for the drunk driving -- he fled to mexico with his mother. today a judge could order him to serve up to 120 days behind bars >>> a car wash owner in dallas says this video is a lesson on what you should not do. a vacuum exploded in flames because a driver tried to suck up spilled gasoline from the drunk trunk. then another no no. he tried to put it out with water. he's lucky the electricity was off. he could have been electrocuted and lucky no one was hurt. >>> a new york-based company is recalling 400 pounds of bacon and sausages. the products contain breadcrumbs with milk, soy and wheat. they're all known allergens. they're not listed on the product labels. the recall includes hot italian sausages and breakfast sausages and others. >>> a fight against mosquitoes. it's offering help to homeowners with pools. the products contain bacteria larval state. for those with ornamental ponds, they're giving away fish that eat mosquito eggs. you have to place your order by

we dealt with ebola, avian influenza, hearings on both of those, now the zv. in wisconsin we have something i can't pronounce it, elizabeth kingya, might have got that right. now it's taken -- infected about 59 people already 18 people in our state. i appreciate the work that the cdc has done on that responding quickly to a letter i sent sounds like you really are taking that seriously and trying to find what is the common cause, very interesting i guess in many respects. this is an important hearing. i ask consent to my opening written statement be entered into the record. but as any hearing, the main goal of these things is to lay out a reality, so we all understand what we're facing here and when it comes to the different types of biothreats, these can be very serious and maybe the good news about all of them is, the same types of procedures and processes and kind of management structure can be put in place to respond to any of them. the threats are changing as we see the different type of pathogens and biological threats i listed out. appreciate all your w

i read all of the scientific articles he wrote and everyone else wrote about polio and aids and influenza and all the other diseases he was involved in. wasn't just involved in polio. the interviews were absolutely fascinating, and those were where a lot of the ah-ha moments would come, was in interviewing people. sometimes there were like really? so i was interviewing john cullin, a journalist who covered the aids saga, and the which jonas salk was very much involved help actually made one of the first aids vaccines. and he said to me, bill the way, how are you going to deal with jonas' skirt chasing if said, what? i was almost through with the biography and no one mentioned skirt-chasing. and so he said, well, never mind, never mind. so, -- but he didn't know any of the women. then i had my google set for jonas salk's name and suddenly popped up and it was a thing about a woman saying, jonas salk ruined my life. so i called her and it led from one to another to another to another. not that i wanted that to dominate his biography but it was a part of his life, and that whole discovery du

y luego de tener que retirarse de las grabaciones por influenza, cristiÁn de la fuente regreso a trabajary lo reportaron a las autoridades, los cuerpos fueron retirados del departamento con una cobija de uno de los pequeÑos ensangrentadas, un reciÉn nacido y un niÑo de cuatro aÑos resultaron ilesos, se investigan las causas. como penachos ardientes a lo alto de los hechos, humo y llamas en un complejo habitacional en texas, el incendio se produjo de manera accidental, al menos una persona recibiÓ atención mÉdica por inhalaciÓn de humo pero sin riesgo para su vida, el edificio estÁ compuesto por seis apartamentos, dos de los cuales encontraron vacÍos. los otros fueron desplazados de sus hogares porque lugar fue declarado pÉrdida total. hubo y no menos voraz fue un incendio en un centro de reciclaje para metales en california, las llamas se propagaron con rapidez y destruyeron al menos dos vivienda causando ademÁs severos daÑos en otro inmueble, socorristas alzaron potentes chorros de agua para contener el fuego y el esfuerzo se prolongÓ durante varias horas, al menos una persona tuvo que s

. >>> the securities and exchange commission influenza review the panama papers which detail offshoreund the globe. sec say it will looked at leaked documents for illegal activity. >>> less than 90 minutes away from the labor department's look at jobless claims. they think it will fall from the 268,000 from prior week's 276,000. >>> shares of yahoo! according to an internal document, the company expecting revenue to fall nearly 15% this year and earnings to fall more than 20%. so we also have those bids due very soon for that company as well. >>> i think rico source was the sales book foria moop you want to buy yahoo!. you're buying a company whose revenue dropped 15%. earnings dropped 20%. >> this is expected. >> earnings are expected to drop 20%. which indicates their cost base is still much higher. >> there's a number floated but they wanted $10 billion for the core business. absolutely certifiable, crazy people. if you got $6 billion -- >> uber is worth 50 -- >> call it a win and call it a day. uber might be worth 50. >>> few other stocks to watch this morning. btig has cut its ea

garden behind the school for another second grader from the same classroom who died suddenly of influenza in 2012 as a concern. >> i surely think this is all praying that it is but right now, i need to worry about the fact he's still in the school and we don't know what's going on. >> so you're keeping him home? >> i am. >> the westchester health commissioner tells cbs 2 preliminary findings show the childs death to be ice o lated. >>> happening today president obama expected to announce a plan to send an additional 250 u.s. troops to syria to fight isis joining 50 special ops forces already on the ground. the president is expected to announce his decision to bring his speech in germany taking place right now. >>> the mayor of t-net new jersey has died. she was bergen counties first black woman to become mayor- elected in 2014. she passed away at the hospital yesterday but the cause of death is not known. we do know she had previously caught cancer. she was 44 years old. >>> a subway station has reopened this morning one month after 16 people were killed there. in an isis suicide bombing

a lot of work on influenza.ot of work on unusual viruses like the severe acute respiratory syndrome virus that affected china ask toronto and other countries back in 2003, but really i'm about prevention and dr. ann schuchat. if you're in the mountain or pacific time zones it's 202-748-8001. with zika, when it comes to zika, how closer we to a zika vaccine? >> people always want a vaccine when something is new and scary, but vaccines take a while to develop. they used to take about 10 to 15 years to develop, but with some of the newer technologies and science we have an opportunity to fast track that and the nih has candidate reserves for the zika and we don't have a vanning saeb that could be in general use for at best case, two years after that. >> the house tomorrow taking up a bill that would make zika virus vaccines eligible for fda priority reviews. what does that mean and explain why that's important. >> you know, it takes a while to do the studies to evaluate a potential vaccine, but there's also a regul