. >> it's called mers. >> deadly mers. >> mers. >> mers. >> mers. >> jon: so you're saying it might not. come back over here. i never know, are you supposed to hear that, mer, da, da, da, or is it supposed to go mer, da, da, da. it is an essence, like best -- >> so is this the new virus where did it even come from. >> the original reports the virus starts from a bat. and we think based on our analysis, that it also came from bats. >> wait a second, if it came from bats how did we get it. (laughter) because if so, i am in big trouble. (laughter) >> so we don't quite know how it spreads whether you breathe it in from another person or a fluid exchange. how do you determine that? >> i think our best guest in this virus incubates on a wall man ter behind the host of a news show. (laughter) >> and then jumps to their neck region. we're all going die at the hands of some sort of crazy bat. >> there are 53 known cases now, 30 people have died from the infection since september. >> over 1500 patients, more than 80,000 people have died. >> you know what they call that on game of thrones, a weddi

both scientists say mers could make that jump. here in the bay area, wolfe says we're more equipped than any place in the world to find a solution. >> we have a history in this area of being innovative with the way we think about things it these institutions are producing leading scientists in its field. >> that was sam brock reporting. >>> a former warrior is fighting for his life this morning after a fiery crash in atlanta. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> good morning. looking live at a beautiful start to the day in san francisco. it's going to be very warm the

but both scientists say mers could make the jump.re in the bay area wolf says we are equipped to find the jj >> we have the history in the area being innovative with how we think about things. the institutions are producing leading scientists in this field. >> and to mention the scientists continue to study mers. it st important to know how criticcrit ical it is. with swine flu it spread easily but wasn't as lethal. should mers have characteristics of both we could have a major problem on our hands. >>> now to developing story. a fire at a hotel in houston, texas has killed at least four firefighters and injured five more. the fire began around noon and spread to a hotel. flames burned for two hours and shot through the roof which collapsed. fire officials blamed the deaths on the structural collapse. >> they were risking their lives toa%!z save our community. unfortunately, the building had much more fire in it than was originally thought. the structure collapsed and our members while trying to save lives were trapped. >> the hotel

similar in that regard mers is a corona virus and sars was a corona virus also the mers virus we're seeing now in the middle east is definitely different than sars but it is of the broad a class of corona virus but it's clearly different it resembles interesting really very much from its molecular fingerprint it resembles the kind of corona virus you see in back which brings up the issue is since we don't know where this is a regionally coming from is that bats infecting people in the middle east or is there an intermediary host who are a bat would infect a mammal for example and exposure to a mammal would get those fifty plus people who were infected to actually have gotten infected that way but we still don't know how it's been transmitted with sars didn't we learn that originally the host was some sort of cat that well it's interesting we thought it was the civet cats if and then what happened is that when they finally trace that it was the bat who infected the civet cat and this cap which was used as a ceremonial festive food was then the contaminated people got got infected sho

so, you know, as we learn more an mer of what happened it became more an more tragic. >> the family was headed to a water park when it veered off the road an hit a tree so hard the car was sheered in half. the car seat was ejected. >>> the old victorian at 7th and harrison streets in oakland caught on fire again. this a two-alarm fire broke out around 7:00 in morning. no one was inside the home. neighbors and investigators suspect squatters started this fire. this is the second fire at the house already this year alone. this is video from the first one back in january. >>> more than 30 marijuana business leaders from around the country were on capitol hill today asking lawmaker to make it easy r for them to do business. they're being putting in financial an legal jep parties. 19 states have legalized the drug for medical use but federal laws prohibit it. now several lawmakers are proposing changes. it would allow state approved pot businesses to take advantage of federal tax breaks and operate without the fear of a fade rale shut down. >> it's a maddening experience. it's very difficult

. >> reporter: it's called mers. and so far, its victims have either traveled to the middle east or caught it from very close contact with someone who did. but the fear is, if it mutates, so it spreads easily between people, it could take off, like sars, the deadly respiratory virus ten years ago, which began in a hong kong hotel. first spreading among 12 hotel guests. when those guests boarded airplanes, they carried the virus across the globe. within 9 months, there were more than 8,000 cases and more than 700 dead. tonight, u.s. health officials are on the lookout. if a patient today walks into any e.r., anywhere, and shows those suspicious symptoms after travel to the middle east, health officials will race in to test and isolate them, hoping to contain a possible outbreak here. how worried is the cdc about this? >> anytime there's a new virus that's killing about half of the people it infects, we're concerned. >> so, they are very concerned. rich besser with us here on the desk tonight. thanks for being here. yo

arrival of a new deadly virus that killed half of the people diagnosed with it, the virus is called mersgins with chills and a fever and moves to muscle aches and finally trouble breathing. the world's leading health officials are on alert. >> we need as fast at possible to learn how to control the scirrhus and run faster than the virus. >> officials fear the virus could mutate quickly similar to sars and anyone with the mers symptoms will be test asked isolated in hopes of containing an outbreak. so far, 33 people have died from the virus. >> to members of the san francisco mounted patrol unit are headed to greener pastures, literally. police horses like officers cannot stay on the job forever and this morning the department hold as retirement ceremony for two horses, ham mother -- hammer and rebel go to a farm in davis and magazine -- magnum will be honored who died two years ago. and two new horses will be installed as horses. >> davis is a nice place to retire to, not too bad. >> things are great starting the work week. >> sfo could possibly have delays with cloud cover again. here i

. >>> incansable lucha de los di mer dreamers que no se dan por vencido.vor ray a los inmigrantes. algunos se hicieron arrestar para hacer oír su voz. >>> se apostaron en media avenida cerrando el transito cuando ban en inglés in dórico dos y sin miedo. con esta manifestación, que llamaron saliendo de las sombras, estos jóvenes indocumentados, buscan presionar al gobernador mario. para que apruebe la ley estatal conocida como dream act. que les garantiza ayuda financiera. >>> es una legislación que permitiría a los estudiantes indocumentados, tener ayuda financiera para completar la universidad. >>> la protesta se realizó frente a las of zinhas del gobernador en manhattan se dejaron arrestar 2. muchos más vinieron en su apoyo rchlt llegó a estados unidos de méxico. llegó a los 5 años. se graduó de secundaria y quiere seguir estudiando. >>> me gradue de secundaria y quiero entrar a la universidad. para también graduarme de vuelta y disfrutar mi carrera y practicarla. >>> los manifestantes ha evadido aprobar la ley los últimos 2 años la asamblea de new york,

. >> many consuchl mers can't get hunt on the real thing. chicks en stepping in to fill the gap. they are made to look like eel. one company offers it another option. shark. this fish say common variety of shark that is readily available around the world. this company processes 500 tons of the fish every year. they decided to offer this alternative. they say it tastes just like eel and has a similar texture, but comes with an affordable price tag. the manufacturer hopes that the new product will be a hit with eel lovers. >> translator: let's say you feel like eel. but there isn't any available. that's where the dog fish comes in. i would like to make it a bigger business opportunity. >> as eel prices soar around the world, businesses are dreaming up more product that satisfy customer's cravings without breaking the bank. nhk world, tokyo. >> the united nations has did designated june 20th as world refugee day. a fashion show to raise awareness of the issue took place on thursday in tokyo. a group of college and high school students organized the event. models walked the runway we

the lowest is in mer rin county it is 4. 5%. the dow gains 41 point but that did not make for the 560 points lost in the past session. the big question is whether the sell off will continue next week. >>> it is considered a long-term in investment of the san francisco children, the unique program already creating a bust, rob ross explains to us how this can make a difference of a life of a young children. >> reporter: the little girl already has a college saving account thanks to the city of san francisco. >> it is initially skeptical about it but what's the catch. it is allowing us to put aside money each month towards my daughter's college. >> the -- to hear more about it and help expanded to other city >> this is one of the innovative ideas that i have seen. >> $ 100 for the low income students. prior donor would match for whatever the child deposit into the count. if the child does not go college then the city donate of the money is refunded. >> students with their own college saving accounts are four time more likely to go

mer and more cities are realizing gravanis is a pattern crime and as dr. spicer pointed out, it's a great way crime to many other activities. so you can wind up precluding with a lot of other stuff by dealing with them when they are down to the part doing gravanis damage before they escalate to a more violent crime or serious crime. it's nice to attend different trainings. this one here is great because we have people from all over the country, canada and the united kingdom. there are things you are going to listen to when you go, yeah, i would never do that or couldn't do that because of the laws in my political jurisdiction or whatever, we are not allowed to do that. then there's going to be other things when you think, gosh, i never thought about that, i think that would work really good. i'm going to take it back it my jurisdiction. probably over the past few years i've got 500 people i've dealt with, officers that have come to the class and subsequently become gravanis experts and set up programs. almost every program is different. a lot of the basis

mers coronavirus. legal experts say the lack of clear rules creates a climate of fear. questions about ownership, countries may not share the viruses, they may not share the information they are producing with regard to research. all of which gets in the way of handling these threats that pose problems for populations. >> similar conflicts have arisen in the past. the 2003f -- during sars outbreak, global research efforts were managed. if it becomes more of a global threat, they may have to do the same again. there have been protests in egypt over the appointment of a new governor in luxor. of alice lumia -- of al-islamia. the owners of a children's nursery in a qatar shopping mall have been sentenced to jail over a fire which killed 19 people. three others are also indicative handed prison sentences. another two were -- hond was at the hearing. >> relief tinged with sadness, that is how the families described the verdict handed down to five people found guilty of negligence causing the deaths at the bellagio -- at the villagio shopping mall. >> we are very happy, all t

. >>> in the death toll growing from the res pa toir disease known as mers has now killed 38 people.fatal in half of all the people diagnosed with it. health officials in the u.s. are hoping to contain the disease if there's an outbreak. >>> breast cancer survivors may reduce the risk of recurrence for taking tamoxifen for ten years rather than five. this is the second trial to show that longer use of that drug is more beneficial. >>> and angelina jolie says she feels wonderful and she looks it. her first public appearance since her double mastectomy. she and pitt spoke to the media about her health and sharing her decision. zbri feel great. i feel wonderful. i've been happy to see the discussion about women's health expanded. that peens the world to me. after losing my mom to these issues, i'm grateful for it. i've been moved by the kind support from people. really very grateful. >> i get emotional. it means the world to me. it means something -- i did not expect what a tipping point and how much it would mean for others to hear her stories. others who might be wrestling with the sa

her and mer macrobiotic diet. i'm mara ski yam po.too early" starts now. >> the boys over here thinks they can get conservatives like me to swallow their amnesty enchill laddo by including so-called security measures, other than known as a border surge. don't get me wrong, i like the idea of the surge. it worked in iraq. you hardly see any mexicans sneaking into baghdad. but it's not nearly enough, folks. this plan would merely double the border patrol with one agent every thousand feet. no, sir. we need them every three feet that way they can link arms and call out red rover red rover don't let francisco come over. no immigrants. >> colbert may be channeling the u.s. house of representatives because they now have to do something on immigration and r n republicans in the lower house don't seem thrilled with what the senate has passed. speaking of border states things getting ugly in texas. rick perry and wendy davis trade jabs as the filibuster fallout continues. how about this bombshell, martha stewart sexing, one night stands, three

the city has made an extreme investment in the commercial corridor and thanks to the help of both of mer chent's organization we are seeing activity. >> it has taught us that projects are improved when the neighborhood has an opportunity to be involved. that really the point of this legislation, if there is going to be a new formula retail use that comes through and this city and the organization has spent a significant amount to help the local merchants we want to make sure that they are going to compliment the neighborhood and going to work with our residents and with our city family to make sure that we strike the right balance through form formula retail and i am happy to answer your questions that you may have and thanks a again for your time. >> commissioner cartagena? >> i have questions. >> was there a desire from the neighborhood that drove supervisor cohen to come up with this? >> it was a couple of things. we get a lot questions all of the time about zoning, along the corridor and this particular area of third street and we realized that if a formula came forward today they wo

we know now of the h-7-n-9 bird flu and mers. how do you see, senator isakson, how do you see c.d.c.'s unique role in tracking and attempting to prevent the spread of these threats before they reach our shores, before we in american hospitals, at grady memorial or at med central in mansfield, ohio, might have -- might be victims of that? mr. isakson: well, you make a great point because c.d.c. is kind of the crucible where all the partners in health care in the country come together. you might remember when we were here on 9/11/2001, shortly after the attacks on the trade center in new york, and then the anthrax letters started to be mailed to capitol hill, it was c.d.c. within days that tracked down the -- the anthrax and helped us develop the defenses so we didn't have a problem with the anthrax infection and got the cipro distributed to those who were exposed to keep them from suisease. that's the kind of timely effort that you need from an agency like c.d.c. to be able to quickly respond. public health security is a component

they are competitive but they are very good freeness and so we have asked each mayor to send his or mer vision for their city and is there are priorities and challengeses and what are they doing to improve the climate for business and how are they working to bring list business to the cities or prevent them from leavings and encourage future development and how do they week together so before we get to the mayors, we are going to get some expert insight on the economy, the first look at the real estate outlook and then a general economic for cast and the financial market and we will get a look at what is in store for 2013 and once we have heard from the opening sparkes we will get into our conversation with the mayors and then end at ten and so lets get started and let begin the program with a look at the real estate outlook with our long time partner dave crest man who's executive managing director at cornish and carey commercial new mark night frank and dan has been actively engaged in as a brother in the sales and leasing of commercial real estate in san francisco for 30 years and he

the mer mother of a six-year-old found her son's kindergarten diploma in his backes pack the day beforee was supposed to graduate. she called the teacher to find out what was going on. >> she said they weren't going to be having it and just because it's better off because the kids can't be on stage long enough to focus and pay attention and just, you know, blend in, i guess. >> the mother complained to the principal and eventually the superintin dent stepped in. the teachers apologized and said they will make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> nas facebook is trying to do a little damage control by revealing just how often the feds are asking for information about users. the company says it received about 9 to 10,000 orders in the last month 2012. they give you soum perspective now, that's about 1,000th of 1 % of all facebook accounts. >>> the behind the bay bridge lights figured out a fix for all those bad bulbs, and there's a bonus. here's a live look at the art installation. about 25,000 of those led lights that haven't been working right since last month. the tech team says they were

there's -- there's a mercs, too, mers. sometimes people get that confused with a k or an s. you can look at the pictures or try to match them up to the graffiti you have currently. the other thing about this, it's not just taggers, it's also gangses. we have gangs over here. we have like what's a big gang member, smily. there's always going to be a smily, right? the great thing is when you do do it, it pulls up. if i pull up like merc, i see that merc tags with five different other people. so, how can i get hold of merc? start finding out what the other guys are doing. it's a big, big thing for you to use. and this is how we put our big cases together. this is our hotline program and it's, like i said, the hotline program is similar to silent witness program i was telling you about. you remain anonymous. that's big for the kids, too. a lot of places that we use this hotline reward is in the schools because that's where you're going to get a lot of intel. once they see a little bit of this and they see a little bit of money going out, they become more and more -- people are r

authorities have only new mers so key sions review sit up with dora and authorities on their demands to oxidize their own citizens so really there are some speculations right now that. the of the as well in president's upcoming visit will actually end the way to resolve this ongoing saga and this. will certainly keep you updated on this story as it develops all right marty thank you so much for this date now incoming u.s. national security adviser susan rice meanwhile says snowden's revelations have been weakened the presidency or a damage to the country's foreign policy meanwhile the father of the fugitive whistleblower believes that he would return to the u.s. if certain conditions are met well he has outlined those terms in a letter to the u.s. attorney general so lonely snowden says his son should not be detained before trial subjected to a gag order and should be tried in a venue of his choosing. now. the elder snowden also admits that he hasn't spoken to add a word since april and insists that while the x. cia employee committed a crime he's not a traitor the thirty year old n.

. >> all fr a >>> stock markets turned higher, dow jones gained more than 200 points today mer than making up what was lost this week. jobs robert showed employers added 175,000 people to their payrolls in may. that is considered only a modest gain but it gave new hope the government will continue buying bonds and keeping interest rates low. also, more people are looking for work and that is a sign of confidence that they'll be able to actually find a job. >> tonight rough times for apple's number one competitor. samsung lost $12 million in market value after stock was down grade bid several brokerages. concerned sales of the galaxy s 4 are slowing and apple may start a trade in program for iphones. a patented suit today with motorola and others but the $500 million settlement was a disappointment to wall street. stocks fell almost 20%. toyota rolled out the 2014 version of the corolla. it's longer and sits lower than the current. it also has a sportier new look, more gadgets to compete with other cars. >> well swrerk another 30 minutes of news coming up for you. as we continue tonight the

like bad hair cut, or anyone eels eva asks, when using a check sit legal for a mer dhoont ask for a driver's license number and write it on the check? >> it s people think they're not allowed to do but they're loued to ask and to write the number. you're probably thinking about credit card. you're not allowed to ask for a credit card then write down that number. there are sometimes whuk do it like wrenting an apartment. >> i know you've been doing stories on moving indisstory. jewel finds how to write a moving company with good ratings? >> get a friend with a pickup truck this, is very, very tough. we've got a lot of great movers but nationwide we've got a lot of problem with what is called rogue movers they're thieves they take your stuff and won't give it back until you give them money. first, no onsite inspection. they give you cost over the phone. they don't know that. no local address, license? insurance? you've got to check no, company name. bad office conditions and if they show up it's a rental truck. so you're looking for talk to friends, neighbors or use a major brand. >> another c

she and mer partner got married just weeks before proposition 8 passed. >> i sobbed and cried. probably for an hour. >> she and her kids woke up early to hear the ruling providing the family with federal protections other married couples have. >> i am going to use the word my teacher liked to use. she loved the card catharcist. like a big weight off. feels like we have something to fall back on. we're more safe, gis. >> brings tears to my ee -- eyes still. i think we're just exhausted to be ordinary. to just be like everyone else. >> once lifted county clerks tell us they'll bring on extra staff and stay open to accommodate all of those who want to get married. >> the supreme court issued two rulings today. another one may be more significant. coming up a woman hasn't married because of a tax consequence autos latest on the possibility of a bart strike next week. tonight's question is... how much notice will you get before there is a walk out? >> there is a new way to promise to make you a happier flyer, i'll show how it works. >> and taking a look at the castro now. you can se

police say he was shot and killed police not identified a suspect mer than two dozen flyers hang in the neighborhood where he was shot and killed. investigators say it only takes one person. his family had plented more than 800 flyers like these. friends and classmates are holding a benefit to help the family pay off the college loans and add more money to the reward being offered. >> one of the most wanted men in san mateo county is in custody tonight. for two months late -- investigators have been looking for him. they believe he is responsible for a number of home burglaries. the case of a woman found dead is now ruled a homicide. the 51-year-old discovered a week ago. investigators now say it appears the fire was intentionally set. flames were shooting out of the house when crew arrived. police have not revealed how block died saying the investigation is ongoing. >> the president unveiled his plan to combat global climate change today proposing the first regulations on emissions from u.s. power plants. and rules saying rules under place but not how much carbon pollution power plants

. >> all fr a >>> stock markets turned higher,we than 200 points today mer than making up what was lostweek. jobs robert showed employers added 175,000 people to their payrolls in may. that is considered only a modest gain but it gave new hope the government will continue buying bonds and keeping interest rates low. also, more people are looking for work and that is a sign of confidence that they'll be able to actually find a job. >> tonight rough times for apple's number one competitor. samsung lost $12 million in market value after stock was down grade bid several brokerages. concerned sales of the galaxy s 4 are slowing and apple may start a trade in program for iphones. a patented suit today with motorola and others but the $500 million settlement was a disappointment to wall street. stocks fell almost 20%. toyota rolled out the 2014 version of the corolla. it's longer and sits lower than the current. it also has a sportier new look, more gadgets to compete with other cars. >> well swrerk another 30 minutes of news coming up for you. as we continue tonight the death of richard ramez

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lijing for a lot more read mers the technology field. i would like on bring them onboard.ome that -- different dimension in business that women bring to the table. >> interesting. we did two stories. one a woman who fixed race car motors. male dominated industry. another one who trained bulls. you know. male dominated. neither of them talked about being a woman in a male dominated industry. >> both said i'm just doing my job. >> most dynamic board is full of both x and y chromosome. >> moving to the next question. this is an e-mail from keith and the question is -- how do you pursue service contracts with large organizations? what methods seem to work best? i'm going start with you. you started your company with the success and then got in with a big company to sponsor you. it took some years. how did you get in? >> power of people. i believe in human relationships and human contact and so, yes, we got a -- a mice contract with a big organization. and it was really because i had developed meaningful relationships with key people. not just one relationship because there is

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family did release statement to mine mime mer family with their customer and ploy blows.ergency workers and all of they are families. coming up on fox five news 10 late crisis in syria we will tell you inpact russ decision arm and train rebels. also tonight what doctors are saying about nelson mandela's condition. stay with us. fox five news at 10:00 coming right back. this is fox five news at 10:00. following new development tonight civil war in syria continues. u.s. will now arm and train rebels and keep fighter jets patriot missiles on border in neighboring jordan new reports iran maybe senting in troops help the syrian government. we have more. >> rebels wouldn't be able to take down syria president with small arms. way republican senator lindsay gram sees it if president obama want assad gone he must do more. >> i think our goal should be in short-term is to balance the military power and providing small arms wouldn't do it. so we need to create no-fly zone to neutralize the air pore. so bad in syria today, because president obama took too throng make decision about

the virus is called mers and it start netted middle east. and fever and muscle aches and then breathing difficulties. the world health officials are on alert. >> you need to learn as fast as possible how to control the virus. we have to run faster than the virus does. >> health officials fear it may mu tate to easily spread between people similar to the sars virus from 10 years ago. they say anyone showing the symptoms will be tested and isolated in the hopes of containing a possible outbreak. so far 33 people have died from the virus. >>> for those of us missing our coffee, needing it can be irritating. researchers say crashing on caffeine is now a mental disorder. now here is more. >> ever missed your morning caffeine fix? >> yes, i ended up with a really bad headache. >> you wouldn't want to be around me without caffeine, put it that way. >> we have been there. now there is a medical term for it. in the american psychiatric association manual of mental disorders, yes, mental disorders. researchers want people to know that caffeine withdra

police say he was shot and killed police not identified a suspect mer than two dozen flyers hang in theeighborhood where he was shot and killed. investigators say it only takes one person. his family had plented more than 800 flyers like these. friends and classmates are holding a benefit to help the family pay off the college loans and add more money to the reward being offered. >> one of the most wanted men in san mateo county is in custody tonight. for two months late -- investigators have been looking for him. they believe he is responsible for a number of home burglaries. the case of a woman found dead is now ruled a homicide. the 51-year-old discovered a week ago. investigators now say it appears the fire was intentionally set. flames were shooting out of the house when crew arrived. police have not revealed how block died saying the investigation is ongoing. >> the president unveiled his plan to combat global climate change today proposing the first regulations on emissions from u.s. power plants. and rules saying rules under place but not how much carbon pollution power plants c

. >> abc 7 news is here with a look at option autos mer than 600,000 commuters may be left without transportation if part workers strike. it could create a nightmare scenario for the commute. karen is working on a plan b. >> i think it sucks. there is so much traffic on the bridge already. >> this carpool stop in berkeley was busy this morning. a line of commuters heading to san francisco. but come monday, many will be staying home. >> years ago it wasn't worth going n they planned ahead. >> i'm ready to go. >> my plan to work from home as this goes down. it will be insane on the bridge. and ac transit is talking about striking as well. >> workers are still without a contract but talks are continuing. management says it hopes to avert a strike next week and add extra transbay buses to san francisco if bart trains stop running but those who relie on bart and the bus are feeling uneasy about next week. >> i won't be able to go anywhere. at all. >> extra ferry as cross the bay will be added. but it may not be must have to get stranded commuters where they need to go. san francisco bay ferry operates

she and mer partner got married just weeks before proposition 8 passed. >> i sobbed and cried. probably for an hour. >> she and her kids woke up early to hear the ruling providing the family with federal protections other married couples have. >> i am going to use the word my teacher liked to use. she loved the card catharcist. like a big weight off. feels like we have something to fall back on. we're more safe, gis. >> brings tears to my ee -- eyes still. i think we're just exhausted to be ordinary. to just be like everyone else. >> once lifted county clerks tell us they'll bring on extra staff and stay open to accommodate all of those who want to get married. >> the supreme court issued two rulings today. another one may be more significant. coming up a woman hasn't married because of a tax consequence autos latest on the possibility of a bart strike next week. tonight's question is... how much notice will you get before there is a walk out? >> there is a new way to promise to make you a happier flyer, i'll show how it works. >> and taking a look at the castro now. you can se

just a fie weeks ago the medical exam mer who previously said the drug use called the stillbirth andd the stillbirth a homicide is now backtracking. what does that mean for the case? >> it will be interesting to see what happens here. it's before the supreme court because they are having this conversation about whether or not she can be tried at all. it would then go back to the trial court if they can decide it can go forward, at that point it would become much more important what the medical examiner says here. we are really waiting on the supreme court decision here. so what the supreme court says is the most important part of this case. >> michael: right. that would impact the theory. the supreme court is dealing with the theory of even trying these cases at all. did you find that this is happening in other states, not just mississippi? >> it is a growing trend we're seeing. the alabama supreme court decided that it was going to uphold charges against two women for drug use while they were pregnant as well, and then in other states across the country, we see efforts to use laws d