get to fox news's jonathan hunt. joining us live from l.a. the details. >> liz, david, first we had an outbreak of ronald reagan ucla medical center. seven infected there, two of whom died. a second outbreak. this time at cedars-sinai. four patients infected. look at suspect in both these outbreaks, this endoscope made by a company called olympus corp. we now learned the company didn't get fda clearance for knew version of device began selling in 2010. dr. marc siegel of the fox news medical a-team says everyone is at fault here. >> i would tend to blame everyone. company not being involved, hospital not doing due diligence to protect patients. if. da should be intimately involved in this situation. patient safety is number one. >> endoscope in question is apparently difficult to clean. bacteria can get trapped in it. dr. siegel says some hospitals don't use the best cleaning agents. and patients should check a hospital's record before booking a procedure. he also says, don't panic. >> we have to keep in mind this is a very rare occurrence. t

the acts and creators talked to fox's jonathan hunt about that season finale what's in store for seasoning you have are of ever done. >> reporter: em poor is capping off its first season with a two hour finale airing wednesday night. >> step up and take some heads off. >> just exciting. it's so exciting and i guess the key tease for me to say um, that lucius and jamal finally come together through song in a way that i feel like we've been waiting for the entire season. >> on the finale something huge and juicy and crazy happens to them. >> be ready for some crazy family drama. >> the show shattered records becoming the first series to grow its audience each week for a record 10 weeks according to nielsen nearly 15 million people watched last week's episode. >> it's like you need such a low number to stay on the air now. when i heard what the number was it was considered a successful show i thought i think we we can do that number. i didn't think we would dot numbers we're doing. yeah it's wildly exceeded what it thought. >> it's clearly was an audience that wasn't attended to in the rig

chief correspondent jonathan hunt live in los angeles. han pretty scary report and there's video showing the teens being distracted? >> yes, it's very scary gretchen. obviously we've all heard these warnings about distracted driving but what is different about this report it provides such compelling video evidence. researchers put cameras in the cars of teenagers aged 16 to 19 and the results are not pretty. take a look. >> holy [ bleep ]! [ tires screeching ] ♪ >> oh [ bleep ]! >> researchers analyzed h crash videos in all and found distraction was a factor in 58% of those crashes, talking to a passenger was the leading factor playing a role in 15% of crashes, closely followed by cell phone use at 12%. now, teens, of course have the highest rate of crashes of any group in the country, almost 1 million drivers aged 16 to 19 involved in crashes reported to the cops in 2013. 400,000 injuries 2,865 deaths. so how do we fix this? according to michael green of aaa, the onusjhj> we hope that this research is a rea

jonathan hunt live in los angeles. good ending.ing news from the supreme court where the legality of tax subsidies for obamacare is being challenged. we'll tell you what the judges are saying after this. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets?... i know a guy. price-line ne-go-ti-a-tor! i know a guy in new york vegas, dallas. my competitors may know a guy, but i know over 60,000 guys. priceline.com martha: he may be the world's largest pit bull. he weighs 175 pounds but he's also one little boy's best friend. ♪ martha: they are inseparable. hulk's owners say he's the sweet family dog. he's only 18 months old and he might get bigger. that's the biggest thing i've ever seen. the mar -- harmonica and the singing. bill: he may have a cameo here tomorrow. martha: he might be with us tomorrow. we look forward to that. see you later

jonathan allen at the white house. and he wrote about her e-mail use in hrc out in paper back. and we have kasie hunt here with us at the table. and washington post columnist dana mill bank in d.c. welcome to all of you. jonathan she said she opted for convenience that was her explanation for why she used the private e-mail address exclusively and so that was the reasoning, the rational. but she is not planning to turn over her personal server which means that she gets to be the ultimate arbiter of what is and isn't work-related. >> and i think that is the real reason she has a personal server. it took eight days to come to the word convenience. that seems kind of convenient. that could have been tweeted out in one tweet. the other thing she said was that she's taken unprecedented steps, and the reason is because she's taken unprecedented steps to hide her e-mail. i don't think this press conference will do a whole lot to quell the questions about what exactly she was thinking and why she did it. and the one thing we don't have, i imagine she's smart enough not to have e-mailed anything to anybody th

we're on the hunt for offshore fracking sites which we've heard are happening all around this area. >> we're riding with jonathan henderson, an environmental watchdog who's raised concerns about offshore fracking. >> there's been a lot of secrecy about offshore fracking, industry has kept pretty silent about amount of fracking going on and the federal agencies charge with issuing permits, and forcing environmental laws have not revealed very much information. >> some of the boxes on this boat here have a red square to denote that there are chemicals inside. we know this rig has been used for off shore fracking in the past. >> what kind of chemicals? >> i don't know... >> we don't know >> we don't know. that's what i'm trying to find out. >> fracking offshore was revealed to the public only a few years ago in california, where miyoko sakashita has been monitoring it. >> they'll use chemicals and water at really high pressures. and by pushing that into the rock or sand formation they can crack open new fissures and hold the rock open so that more oil and gas can be accessed. >> the federal agencies that regulate o

hunt. back to the panel. jonathan alter and beth fouhy onset with me. you listened the speech.eat message to the base. i think he is a very base oriented candidate and that's not what the reince priebus of the world is looking for. he hit on same-sex marriage. >> immigration. >> executive amnesty. brought up hobby lobby decision which restricted birth control options for women on obamacare. these are groups that republicans need to start to woo if they're going to be a nationally significant party to win the presidency. he did not take any of those queues. >> jonathan? >> this was a strange combination of and barry goldwater. >> kept saying imagine, imagine. >> the question is is this 1964 when the republican party decided it would go with its most extreme candidate. remember barry goldwater said extremism in defense of liberty is no vice. that's the ted cruz message, extremism is good. red meat is good. pushes all the buttons he can. abolish the irs. not reform it abolish it. this is radical political material. we will see how it plays. i wouldn't assume that it doesn't. there

jonathan capehart. and white house correspondent, sam stein. he's not a morning person. >> not at all. >> correspondent for the associated press julia case and columnist for the bloomberg view al hunt>> my mother in her 84 years said the happiest day of her life speaking of jonathan being an early riser, is when i learned to pour my own cereal at 5:00 because i would always wake up at 5:00. this is much easier for me to do than 9:00 shows. >> we have really really -- >> some crazy news. >> i don't know how to describe this newscast. >> documentary a few weeks back. >> yes. >> on robert durst, did he -- looked like he killed these people but he had gotten away with it all this times. an article that his brother said, boom the breaking news yesterday across the iphone. >> yep. we've got a lot of politics to get to in just a minute by firstbut first, we begin with this documentary about a murder proving real life may be stranger than fiction. less than 24 hours ago new york real estate heir robert durst was arrested and is now i faing a charge of capital murder in the death of a friend in 2000. truz chalked up to new leads in evidence. some apparently in an hbo series examining his co

. >> joining forces tossing pizzas is jonathan banks who plays the hit man on "breaking bad." >> if i catch you doing it, i will huntthe roof? someone wonder how many takes the famous pizza toss took. >> i got to get it up there? >> reporter: he did it his very first try. he landed. he stuck it. >> reporter: from personal experience -- want some pizza? i can tell you, it's not easy. we failed the first two takes. it's on the house. not exactly on the house. near the house. nevertheless our $18 pizza was resilient. want some pizza? don't try pelting francis' house with pepperoni pizza, or you may end up in slices. >> if you're going to be a jerk stay the hell away. >> it's disturbing that jeanne's pizza stayed intact after all that. thank you for joining me. i'm carol costello. "at this hour" starts now. have a great weekend. >> officer down. officer down. >> an intense manhunt is on in ferguson. authorities looking for two people in connection with the ambush shooting of two police officers. new information on the investigation. the questions get more and more bizarre about two secret service agents allegedly drivin

jonathan rugman of independent television news reports from the scene. >> the search began at day break, the huntlicopter for what remains of 150 passengers and crew. the hunt for clues as to what exactly happened here. because why the germanwings airbus a-320 came down in this remote and craggy ravine remains a mystery. there was no distress call or conversation with the pilots taf plane suddenly began to descend. the pilots were experienced. the plane's safety record and the weather were good. french police scouring the french alps have not ruled out terrorism completely but they will suggest some other catastrophic event on board is more likely. the plane crashed just on the other side of this mountain here. it was traveling so fast that it broke into very small pieces. the area is only really accessible by helicopter and the police who are searching on the other side of this mountain say the debris has been scattered far and wide. this afternoon, the leaders of france and germany arrived to see the crash site for themselves. the dead include 72 germans, at least 49 from spain. prime minister

jonathan bloom abc 7 news. m. >>> and turning to other news of the day. two mass shootings in arizona and africa. >> always great to see you. we'll have more on the breaking news. the man hunt the american city on lockdown. and we're right there tonight. the museum terror attack targeting tourists, and the question many people are asking, did starbucks go too far with the message they put on your coffee cup? >> and diane sawyer is back with something special. >> take a look at this video. can you picture who that is twirling on the mound? diane sawyer takes us to the famous mountain. >> and world news tonight with david muir is coming up next here on abc 7. >> right now let's turn our attention to a spectacular weekday. >> it is nice out here. a little breezy. we'll talk about what is ahead as we close out winter. clear skies on the radar right now. not everywhere. in southern california, the mountains, the deserts, we're watching showers developing and possibly thunderstorms soon. right now lightning strikes are showing up. at least somebody is seeing something in the state of california. lake tahoe showing you nothing but blue skies. it is 58 in tahoe. close to san franci

hunt and dean were involved in the break-in in las vegas. it had something to do with howard hughes and the torroes affair but there are records on this. a guy named jonathan marshall was on this. i can put you want to that. in 1968, i gave neil a series of top-secret leaks including west moreland's year-end report, eyes only for the president top-secret. this was right after the tet offensive but i was doing this. his report which was only a month or so earlier, it ended in january, told the president that we have driven the vietcong out of south vietnam to the borders where we are pursuing them. this was 10 days or so before the vietcong hit simultaneously every province capital in vietnam and saigon in a 2-day period so it made west moreland look quite bad. the day that was leaked in "the new york times," west moreland was told that afternoon that he would be replaced by creighton abrams. i was i just to see him replaced because i knew he was likely to use nuclear weapons over kaison which they were afraid would be another dien nien phu. i foresaw the president giving west moreland a large part of what he just asked for secretly, 200-6000 troops. -- 200

tossing pizzas is jonathan banks who plays the hit man on "breaking bad." >> if i catch you doing it i will hunt yeah. >> reporter: after all, who wants to clean pizza off the roof? >> it's the few idiots -- >> reporter: some wonder how many takes brian cranston's famous pizza toss took. >> i've got to get it up there? >> reporter: he did it his very first try. >> he landed it. he stuck it. >> reporter: from personal experience i can tell ya it's not easy. >> want some pizza? we failed the first two takes. >> it's on the house. >> well not exactly on the house, but near the house. >> reporter: nevertheless our $18 pizza was resilient. >> want some pizza? >> reporter: don't try pelting francis's house with pepperoni pizza or you may end up in slice-its. jeanne moos cnn. >> if you're going to be a jerk stay the hell away. >> reporter: new york. >> free pizza. >> i have an idea. you could get is a ran wrap and put it really tied something springy. it would fall back on the person that was throwing it. >> let's try that. i love yeenyjeanne moos's reporter involvement. >> got a good arm on her. >> th

jonathan capeheart, jackie kucinich from the daily beast. let's break down what happened here. rand paul did win the thing. we tend to discount these poll vblgt victories what casey hunt was saying is interesting, about the role of foreign policy and the foreign policy campaign republicans wanted to run in 2016. it seems to me in the age of asis the republican party is looking for a foreign policy message that is different from the isolationist type views of rand paul. >> politicians always look for a common enemy. it's easy to identify isis. you can go into the restaurants of south carolina and where i work and everybody knows who they are the fear is out there. it's going to be good politics. there's a difference in the republican ideals and what the president is doing. that's low-hanging fruit. it will get back to jobs again. the price of gas. the race for money. >> is it a problem for rand paul that this is where the conversation is? >> yes. >> he was benefiting for regret over iraq. >> i want to keep cpac in the '80s. as you have just shown, not a lot of win verse gone on to be president. >> it is interesting what he's saying on the stage there versus his republi