mers can lead to viral pneumonia. it's caused by a virus that is common in camels for decades but only discovered in humans in 2012. there is no known vaccine to prevent its spread. recently spoke about april's 73% spike in infections. >> hopefully that we will-- >> this is a scene that the world could see soon if antibiotic medicining can fight the medicined. they're encouraged only to use antibiotics when prescribed by a doctor, fully completing prescriptions and never sharing medicine. the who said drug resistence is a serious threat which has the potential to affect anyone of any age in any country in every region of the world. >> to help you better understand why drugs that work so well for so long are increasingly not much help against disease we're joined by a doctor from the center for bio security. dr. annie sparrow, deputy director of the human rights director at mount sinai hospital in new york, and geneva, switzerland, the doctor who leads the team studying answered microbial resistence. let's go back to w

there is no vaccine against it, and so far it has killed 40% of the people who have considered it, mers detec detected in saudi arabia can "t" can cause coughing, fearing, and pneumonia, and is connected to the sars virus, and now it has spread to egypt. >> the patient underwent the necessary analysis quickly. the important thing is to prevent the spread of the infection and keep him in isolation and to take the necessary medication. >> mers has killed 93 people and effected hundreds more. the worst affected country has been saudi arabia where 319 people have contracted the virus. it has spread to 13 other countries around the world. but most of the infences are around the arabian peninsula. >> ththe identical virus suggesting there is a transition from cam medicals to humans. >> reporter: the possibility of transmission from this man is significant. two of the most recent infections have been from separate individuals from different countries who travel from saudi arabia and drunk camel milk. one of the victims died from the illness. the "world health organization" said urgent investig

sanjay gupta was in africa covering the ebola outbreak, now we're hearing about mers, what is causingll of these if you look at the history, they make the jump from animals to humans. sometimes it is easier to figure out as you and i talked about. we don't know for sure where it comes from with ebola. but we get an idea of where it is coming from, from mers, and that is single hump camels, the type of camel that could harbor this virus. it could be living in these camels, but for some reason it makes the jump from animals to humans. it is a fascinating process, they screen all sorts of animals, pigs, fish, birds, a real mystery, but they believe they have it solved. >> and obviously, we sometimes make jokes on the show. i know they say they have done the studies to determine that is where it comes from. how does it spread from a camel to a person? and why is this a saudi arabia specific situation? >> you know, a lot of times these viruses will start in a certain part of the world, we don't know how it spreads. while they found the actual virus in camels there could be other viruses, a

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mers or the middle east respiratory syndrome. detected in 2012, it can cause coughing, feemp and num own -- fever and pneumonia and related to the sars virus. it has spread to egypt. >> translation: the patient arrived from saudi arabia with corona disease. he underwept analysis and the infection confirmedment the important thing it to check the spread of the virus and take the medication. >> mers killed 93 people and infected hundreds more. the worst affected country has been saudi arabia. where 313 people have contracted the virus. it spread to 13 other countries around the world. but most infections occurred in and around the arabian peninsula. >> what we know at the moment is identical virus has been found in camels, suggesting that there is a transmission from the camel to humans, and that's why we see the virus in the middle east. >> the possibility of france mission from this type of camel is significant as the virus has been common in the animal for the past 20 years. two of the recent infections have been of separate ind

mers, or the middle east respiratory sindh roam.etected in saudi arabia in 2012, it can cause coughing and pneumonia and related to the sars virus and spread to egypt. >> translation: the patient arrived from saudi arabia with corona disease, and underwent analysis quickly. the infection was confirmed. the important thing is to prevent the spread of the infection and put him under supervision, in isolation, to take the necessary medication. >> in the two years since the discovery, mers killed 93, and infected hundreds more. the worst-affected has been saudi arabia, where 313 people contracted the virus. it spread to 13 other countries around the world. most infections occurred in and around the arabian peninsula. >> identical types have been found in camels, suggesting that there is a transmission from the camel to humans. that's why we see the virus in the middle east. >> the possibility of france mission from this type of -- transmission from this type of camel is significantly. the virs us has been common in the animal in the pas

the mers virus is known to exist in camels.not all people who caught the virus have been in contact with animals. many saudis give birth in april and may, and may result in an increased in viral activity, five international vaccine makers have been invited to the kingdom to work on it. some health experts suggest the money would be better spent on identifying and stopping the virus before it's transmitted to humans. >>> coming up. the latest sport from around the world. we'll hear from a football manager hoping to guide liverpool to a first english league title in more than 20 years. >>> the asian carp is a fish threatening native fish species in some of america's waters, found in 12 states. researchers tried various ways to slow it's spreading. kentucky is trying a new method of disposal - literally swimming with the fishes. john hendren reports. >> reporter: what do you do when an invasive spees ace overwhelmed -- species overwhelms the waterways - earn millions for sending them to china and credit for removing fish. >> last

house,mer speaker of the -- wright, shamelessly famously toasted strauss. it is an honor to have with us a close friend of the night president of the united states -- whoever the hell he maybe. usual washington power walk. photos fromn presidential pals like the one rom torture h w bush, his longtime runs. -- friend. chili?u call that he was the greatest george. he commented on those relationships and the results they got. one journalist wrote that strauss always radiated an ability to mend the fence. he could seal the deal. all of that, of course, was true. there were also less charitable assessments, like the former texas senator who once claimed, "his vocabulary was insufficient strauss describe robert ." he is best described by his own definition of the l -- himself. doer, ae, a worker, a putter-together. he had in his office, a letter signed, next to the photos of his children and grandchildren. it was a gift. it cant in gold letters, be done. more than anything else, that was strauss' true believe. they believe that it can be done. this grandson of an

those who were among first 1,000 were mer than grateful for the help they got. abc7 news is live on the oakland coliseum with the story. amazing number of people who need medical attention. >> yes. definitely. many of the folks told us they do have health insurance knew her ankle hurt. she didn't know why until today. >> my ankle keeps swelling when i walk it rolls. and they saw i had a fracture i don't know how or what, when. >> she was among the first to get into the door for a clinic. >> we're serving lower income population. those that don't have insurance or medical needs met by their plans. >> i got here after 4:30 this evening. >> the coverage hasn't started yet. >> i've been going without proper vision based on coverage or lack therefore. so i'm positive there are people going without. >> popular services were eye and dental care, because those with insurance off then don't have much coverage for teeth. >> we have dental disease so that our people that have loose teeth, broken down teeth, decay has gone into the nerves. they need to have root canals. we'

. >> this year you can expect to see mer than 80 vintage ferraris driveing across america. tonight path of destruction. dozens of tornados. the worst outbreak this year. cutting through neighborhood. reeking havoc on the road. a family hides in the closet and emerges to see this. everything around them gone. >> i just remember hearing my dad yell, please, god, just save my family. >> our team on the ground tonight as more dangerous storms bear down. >>> breaking fast. tonight the nba deciding the fate of the team owner accused of a racist rant on tape. >> don't come to my games. don't bring black people and don't come. >>> stress alert. brand new research how your stressed out family members and friends even

. >> host: are we fighting yesterday's battle when we talk about the comcast-time warn mer merger? >> guest: you see there is a lot of competition between companies that didn't exist. when you get internet access or watch tv. it used to be a cable provider or watching. now there is cellphone companies, to satellite and doing it over your internet with hulu. there is a lot more consumer choices so we need anti-trust writers. >> and finally this week on the show walk to marsha blackburn, a republican of tennessee, about some of her views on the fcc and other issues. and now joining us on the show is the vice chair of the energy and commerce committee representative blackburn. you have been active in telecom issues. why is that? >> guest: it is important to my district and freedom. look how we use electronic communications. and when we have an activist, the fcc, trying to reach in and control more of what people are hearing or how they are receiving their information this causes concern. >> host: what is your new bill? >> guest: the internet freedom act and it says the fcc cannot impl

sarah and shane live near lake mer merit. book is called sliver of light. >> still to come, we're expecting a warm-upn't b in the area. rob joins us next with the micro format. >> a start to the midwest marathon. how runners are holding a special marathon in oklahoma city. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard from the makers of frontline® plus it's the only chew that kills both fleas and american dog ticks. vets recommend it, and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline® plus. >> the oklahoma city marathon got off to a late and foggy start this morning. organizers delay the race for two hours because of thunderstorms. the 26,000 runners may have been a bit wet there, a

. >> saudi arabia's health ministries reporting eight further deaths of the mers virus. it has killed 182 in the kingdom in the past 18 months. the national health minister has sacked after complaints of the government's handling of the outbreak. >>> tornadoes in the united states have killed 16 people. entire neighborhoods have been wiped out in some areas of arkansas and oklahoma. forecasts have issued severe thunderstorm warnings, and rescuers dig for survivors as they go through the rubble of buildings. >>> stagnant wages for americans mean feeding a family is nor difficult. >> if you want to know what the rising cost of food means in the u.s. just ask children white of maryland. she was already buying the cheapest goods on the she have,. but it wasn't enough to feed they are grandchildren. to do that she had to get a second job. >> it's bad. i worked a the school as a teacher's aid. then i work in a fast food restaurant. >> reporter: she's one of millions of american who can't remember the last time they got a raise. during the recession wages fell for 70% of those

so is mer say daze benz. so is virgin america. there are several other suspending sponsorships including red bull, state farm. the can just in case the clippers are poupt for sale, magic johnson says he might be game to purchase the team. thel time says with financial backing johnson would consider buying the la clippers. the nba franchise officially not for sale at least not yet. we will hear what the nba has to say about the controversy tomorrow. what, if any, suspensions or penalties they will put on the owner. they err going to hold a news the conference on the investigation. they request that sterling not attend any nba games for the rest of the playoffs. >> we will see. >> thanks, ken. the clippers do play the golden state warriors tomorrow night in la. there has been wave of support on twitter where everybody might show up wearing black. >>> a man is dead after being shot and killed in front of a home last night. 32-year-old francisco medina was shot more than once. this is the first homicide of the year there. >>> san fran

. >> joe montana, jerry rice, roger craig, along with hall of fame quarterback dan mer ino. july 12th, montana and marino will go head-to-head, flag football game. we'll find out who else will be on the roster. prior to the main event, the san francisco fire and police departments will face off in an opening game. >> how awesome to watch those guys play football. 49ers at home as well. i said giants before. >>> up next, how to build a house in ten days. >>> 3-d printers have been used to make everything from toys to medical equipment. here's something you may have never seen before. an actual house. >> a house? these are houses in china. they may not be attractive, but they sure are cheap. takes ten days to print it out. chinese construction firm said it uses a giant preview printer to create the structure of the houses with a mixture of cement and construction waste. some parts of the windows and roof aren't printed, of course. you can get them to custom order build one of your houses. >> that's pretty amazing, right? >> you can even design it yourself, i suppose. >> exactl

. >>> the death toll in saudi from the middle east respiratory syndrome, known as mers, is 100. eight new cases have been identified. that brings deaths to 102, since the virus was identified in 2012. there is no known vaccine. farmers in columbia are preparing for a nationwide strike. they say the government failed to fulfil promises it made after a wave of violent strikes last year, weeks before the presidential elections. our correspondent has been speaking to farmers. >> reporter: on these hills that man has been growing potatos for generations. that is changing. >> i used to plant 180 hectares. now i barely plant 20. i would employ 120 people. i'm down to 10 or 12. business is not profitable any more. it cost more to produce than what we make selling. >> lack of subsidies, high production costs and lack of trade agreements bought prices down, triggering strikes that brought the country to a halt in 2013, when farmers located major roads and clashed with the police. the protestnded when the -- protest ended when the president promised reforms. the farmers will return to the

. >> the death toll in saudi arabia from the middle east respiratory syndrome, mers, passed 100. medical officials identified eight cases, including a child. that brings the total number of deaths to 102 since the corona virus was identified in 2012. there's no known vaccine. >>> australia's prime minister says it's highly unlikely any debris from the missing malaysian plane will be found on the ocean surface. flight mh370 has been missing since march 8th with all 239 people on board. australia leading an international search focused in the indian ocean north-west of perth. >> essentially, though, what we are looking to do is conduct as thorough an under sea search as huge scrp -- as humanly possible, if necessary of the entire probable impact zone which, as you know, is roughly 700km by 80km. we owe it to the families of all on board. we owe it to the wider travelling public to do everything we reasonable can to get to the bottom of this mystery. >> at least two people have been killed by tornado in the united states. the twisters caused widespread damage in little rock, in arka

al jazeera, jim houle has more >> reporter: the streets continue to sim mer as protesters keep up the pressure on law enforcement after a series of deadly police shootings. >> watching the sorrow from people who have lost so many innocent family members and it friend, it's my civil right to be a part of this. >> 100 people turned out on friday night for a peaceful protest, unlike the one a week ago that erupted in violence when rocks were thrown at police who fired tear gas to control the crowd. the tensions were sparked after the shooting deaths of two men in the last three weeks by albuquerque officers. james boyd, a mentally ill homeless man was killed in the albuquerque foothills, a shooting captured on a police officer's camera. chief gordon eaton called it justified because he said boyd came at his officers with knives. >> all of the less than lethal devices were employed. >> alfred redwine was shot in an albuquerque housing project. this is 24 deadly shootings in less than five years. >> as things get worse and worse, people are going to rise up, and the police are going to rea

think mer sal didn't caught oughtive. there is no relationship. >> stephen: but 29% of americans still believe that, surely they are at least 29% right. >> popular belief is not always popular wisdom. there are many things one didn't know about autism what you do know is that vaccines don't cause it. >> but there is, you have to admit that the amount of vaccination given to young children increased in the 90s. and the diagnosis of autism rose at the same time. that's a corollary affect, okay. it is the same way that the iphone is introduced and world war ii vets start dying. (laughter) >> in the same decade. it's got to have something to do with each other. >> you know is perfectly reasonable for the parent to ask the question. my child was fine, they got a vaccine, now they aren't fine, it is an answerable question, it has been answered again and again and again. the question is why is the 29% still think that vaccines may be a problem. when they are shown not to be. >> you head up something called the vaccine education

number two, it was demonstrated we do not retransmit the consu mer. the vast differences between cable technology that capture the entire broadcast spectrum band and concert on wires irrespective of what a consumer asks for, that is retransmission. aneo is a classic case of antenna remotely located. that is the technological difference that as you read the it becomese case clear you have to move beyond characterization and look at the material issues underneath to understand the significant differences. third, as a matter of policy, cable companies do not make copyright payments for in-market transmissions. even after the act, it took a decade or later for congress to devise retransmission must carry. the purpose was a cable company is a franchise monopoly. that hadbalance law nothing to do with copyright. what your question suggests is there should be a way to bring copyright regimes and equip them. it is unprecedented. congress never intended to do that. in fact, there was a move to levy copyright taxes on the vcr's and tapes. that was rejected. why

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but nearly a dozen companies including mer sadie beans and car max have already ended or suspended their sponsorship ties with the clippers. kpix 5's andria borba takes a look at the nba's options about what it can do about the situation legally. >> reporter: despite the denials from donald sterling's wife -- nded for life. could force a sale in the m of a suspension -- are advertisers and sp fleeing for th nd that could spark the n-b-a's "best intt of the league" clause. 01.31.01.19 people vote with their dollars, people vote thei is ok and w >> reporter: the highway northbound for the nba something, anything to sterling for his alleged racist comments is there. kpix 5's legal analyst paul henderson says whatever punishment the nba doles out. it likely won't go as far as people hope. >> it will be difficult for the nba to force an actual sale of the property under these circumstances. >> reporter: but paragraph 24, line 35 of the nba constitution says sterling can be suspended for life. what could force a sale in the midst of the suspension are advertisers and sponsors fleeing for the h

loss of life, no malter the number is mer than we can bear. >> now there is some good here, three listedcritical have been upgraded to fair. >> fellow journalists remembering an award winning associated press photographer killed while covering elections in afghanistan yesterday the 48-year-old anya nedringhouse died after an afghan policeman opened fire on her car the reporter she was with, kathy gannon, was wounded the gunman yelleled "god is great" before shooting at the two. afghans are choosing their first president this weekend. >> new concern about the middle east piece peace he urged leaders to avert a breakdown. >> there are limits to the apt of time and effort can spend if parties themselves are unwilling to take steps in order to be able to move forward. so we an tend to evaluate they say they want to continue. both parties say they want to continue. neither party has said they're calling it off. kerry says the u.s. role is not open ended. >> a viritted crowd gathered today to pay tribute to doctor martin luther king junior legacy. the event was a protest by helps of san franci

. >> reporter: sincey the mer's began raising its pork prices, it also started handing out these papers to customers and from the national pork board that explains the disease and its effect on the value of hogs. >> i buy just enough to get by for the week. >> before we would which so much extra pork. we would buy eight whole hogs. you know? now buying three, six a week max. >> reporter: bacon went up 50 cents this week. but mark says so far, most customers haven't noticed. he is trying to keep it that way. in los altos, betty yu, kpix 5. >> the disease killing the pigs doesn't infect humans or other animals. it came from china and spread to 27 states in less than a year. >> so no bacon for a while. >> up 50 cents in a week? >> yeah, not good. >>> we are seeing fog out there now. visibilities down to about three-quarters of a mile into santa rosa. so pushing onshore into the bay and valleys. high clouds today. in the afternoon mostly sunny. drizzle at the coastline so a little damp on the roads approaching the beaches. i think mostly sunny by the afternoon with coastal clouds and then m

. >>> tonight an unusual encampment >> we have live dom mer 7 on yien loont.room a juror's change of heart delays a decision on a county supervisor. >> and san francisco zoo workers sound the alarm. and an alert system that doesn't seem to work. >> fields of green tonight from a rain storm that turned out to be pore than just april showers good evening, everyone. >> we should be clear of the first wave of the storm but there is more on the way this weekend >> yes. today's rain made a mess of the commute this, video shot on interstate 280 and the storm left a healthy new layer of snow on the sierra. travel restricks have been lifted chains are still required on highway 50. turning to doppler 7 hd. spencer? >> interesting weather in the bay area and beyond. now, we're looking at live doppler 7 hd. showing showers tapering off. heavier activity moved well east. north bay, we're getting increase now in showers. showers redeveloping over parts of sonoma and napa counties and santa rose yachl a wide area of showers reaching south ward towards petaluma, eastward. let

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. >> live from mer's news headarters, i'm eric shawn.francis celebrating easter sunday, the holiest day on the christian calendar. he also offered a message of compassion calling on people to pay attention to the needy close to home. newly released crypts show questions three times. now back to sunday morning futures and more with maria. >> it is easter weekend and that is when families turn their thoughts to summer vacations. cruises are as popular as ever. good to have you on the program. >> good to be here. >> is this the kind of moment on a calendar when you would expect increased bookings. >> the busiest time is getting out of the holidays, get out of january and february and people want to have that next thing to look forward to booked. >> particularly this year. >> yes. the bill sailing time is summer vacation, families, and winter holidays. >> how do the bookings look to you. are people taking cruise vacations? >> in terms of the guidance that we have given prior, we expect revenue yield increases this year as we head 2010 forwar

mer fed governor was breaking down the highlights of the jobs report. >> ending this was pretty much. the numbers around 200,000 per month, which is creation rate has been for about two last year -- past year. tihave a take back up in -- ck back up in the work we because that had taken down during the winter when people could not get to their jobs. things are pretty on track for the forecast. as we are not seeing a lot of tightness in the labor market. when there is more competition for getting a job, that would put downward pressure on wages, all things being equal. we just have not see the robustness of the recovery that we typically see when used get more employment, tighter labor conditions, and some growth. this is one of the reasons why the fed has that away from the 6.5% employment threshold. even though we are close to that, it is not really a robust labor market even though we are close to 6.5% unemployment. it is very clear from both what janet yellen has said and what charlie has said that it is likely that the tapering process will conclude sometime by the end of this yea

mer mer murrysville, pennsylvan >>> showed you live pictures east of pittsburgh a moment ago.rying to piece together what happened when a sophomore student started stabbing 20 class members at 7:15 this morning. four in serious conditions. what was the motive? what set him off? these are questions we don't have answers for. the fbi according to fox news we can con firm and report they are on scene and helping the local police determine what happened there. back to that area in pennsylvania in a matter moments. murrysville, pennsylvania. >>> white house reporters are pushing back against president obama's repeated claim that woman are being paid less than men earning only 77 cents on the dollar a man makes. the president is calling for strengthening equal pay law and that was one of the first things we did with the lilly ledbetter fair pay act. here is jay carney explaining his numbers >> why does he continue, like today, why does he site that figure when you are saying it isn't quite that? >> you didn't say that. >> you said it was more nuance. >> i said it is based on census

>>> tonight an unusual encampment >> we have live dom mer 7 on yien loont. and a next one moving in. >> chaos in the courtroom a juror's change of heart delays a decision on a county supervisor. >> and san francisco zoo workers sound the alarm. and an alert system that doesn't seem to work. >> fields of green tonight from a rain storm that turned out to be pore than just april showers good evening, everyone. >> we should be clear of the first wave of the storm but there is more on the way this weekend >> yes. today's rain made a mess of the commute this, video shot on interstate 280 and the storm left a healthy new layer of snow on the sierra. travel restricks have been lifted chains are still required on highway 50. turning to doppler 7 hd. spencer? >> interesting weather in the bay area and beyond. now, we're looking at live doppler 7 hd. showing showers tapering off. heavier activity moved well east. north bay, we're getting increase now in showers. showers redeveloping over parts of sonoma and napa counties and santa rose yachl a wide area of showers rea

maureen faulk mer also accusing the school district of advocating violence to young students. >>> listen story, another unbelievable one, expecting a tax refund this year? well hundreds of thousands of taxpayers who think that a check is in the mail, will not get one and you can blame your parents for it. here's what's happening. the government is compensating -- confiscating checks of old debts of family members even those no longer living. they've collected $2 billion so far. it's an effort that started three years ago as a result of a single sentence tucked in the farm bill and lifted a ten year statute of limitations on that. expect to hear a lot more about that one. >> we definitely will. >>> tech workers in france winning the right to unplug. now this means that they are not allowed to be contacted by work, by e-mail or phone after they've clocked out. now the deal is supposed to protect workers from burning out by the way, france is the only country in the world to have adopted a strictly enforced 35-hour working week. >>> well, just like the movie "inception" you can soon be able

strength only through last weekend but manufacturers of the so called pingers say there could be a few mere pingers we're in a small area and are going tiebl to find wreckage on the bottom. >> but that may not be right away. experts say it could be months, even years but it's just a matter of time. abc news, washington. >> the oscar today, the age let is accused of shooting her in his home on valentine's day last year. he did not testify about the fight of the shooting but did say he was trying to protect reva from what he thought was an intruder. he says the shooting haunts him every day. >> i'm scared to sleep. i have terrible nightmares. about the thing that's happen that night i wake up, i -- see blood and i wake up to being terrified. >> he claims the shooting was accidental. prosecutors say he killed her after an argument. >> more severe weather is in the forecast across the storm-ravaged southeast. tornadoes and heavy rain swept through that region today causing damage and flooding. a twister ripped apart this search in covington county, mississippi firefighters in alabama rescued a

charitable giving in terms of a dollar roughly two mers of gdp was that way before the income tax. in the 1980s when the top cut got down to 28 percent colleges went per zerke. not only did charitable giving go up the rate of growth goes up. when people have more they give more. even though they say i get a deduction for this. they give anyway without it. >> sure they do. it's been that way go back to the 19th century. we have always been doing this. >> you say it would encourage home ownership. not that i am certain that is good, but real estate lobby is wedded to the mortgage deductions because they say that encourages home ownership. if you get rid of that it will hurt home ownership. >> you have lobbyists in washington they have to have a rational. when people have more they will buy a house. they don't need to be bribeed by the government to do it. we have had growing home ownership in this country for a long time. when you try to simulate it artificially you get the disaster we had several years ago. >> in your ideal world with a flat t be on a postcard. >> fill out one sheet

we bought one company, a mer iny called gersthei europe from someone else and we fixed up a big plantshat could never make money and we did in acquisition and made six times profit. alsoe blackstone ceo answer the popular question -- are we in another tech bubble? but im not a tech expert have been in the securities business for a long, long time. payingr you have someone $19 billion for a company with no earnings than never had earnings, this is always a wake-up call. >> a wake-up call or a warning sign? >> you have to wake up to be warned. it's hard to do it while you are sleeping. that deal may have its own logic. >> the sellers have logic. >> there are so many high-priced businesses that make no money. we have lived this movie before. >> it ended badly. >> and it ended badly. usually what happens in markets around the world would either get superhigh valuation or you get very high valuations based on revenues and no profits, eventually, there is a correction. i think we are in a stage where you have to be more alert to this than not alert. >> they also caught up with barry sternlic

. >> mers, middle east respiratory syndrome.ted in 2012, it can cause coughing fever and pneumonia and is related to the sars virus and now is moving to egypt. >> the patient arrived from saudi arabia can corona disease. the infection was confirmed. the most important thing is to prevent the spread of the infection and put him in isolation and prevents the infection. >> the worst affected country has been saudi arabia where 313 people have contracted the virus. it's spread to 13 other countries around the world. bus mostns have occurred -- most neftioninfections have been fou. >> in dro drommendary cam else. >> the virus has been common in the animal for the past 20 years. two of the most recent infections have been from separate individuals from different countries who traveled to saudi arabia and drunk camel milk while on farms there. one of the victims died from the illness. the world health organization says urgent investigation is needed to understand the tran transmission pattern of the virus. dominic kane, al jazeera. >>>

. >> the sand light vigil celebrate the life of murdered connecticut teenager mer rin ar sanchez. >>she was stabbed to death last week hours before she was supposed to go to the junior prom with her boyfriend. not releasing any information about the mental status of the 16-year-old suspect. he may have attacked sanchez after she turned him down with his invitation to the prom. >> outrage this morning after secretary of state john kerry said israel could become an apartheid state. doug, some are calling for his resignation now. >> secretary of state john kerry says he is a victim of political attack here but he is trying to take back one word in particular he never intended to become public when he was talking about the importance of israel seeking a two-state solution. >> it lines up either being an apartheid state (indiscernible). >> the use of the word apartheid sets off a storm of anger between pro israeli groups and politicians. he would have to back pedal. in a statement he said if i could rewind the tape i would have chosen a different word. he attacked his critics i will not a

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. >>> saudi arabia has been reporting eight more deaths from the mers cyrus killing 102 people in the kingdom. the health minister was sacked last week after complaints of the government's handling the outbreak. >>> at least 18 people have been killed by tornadoes in the united states. the twisters wiping out entire neighborhoods. rescue workers have been struggle to go five survivors as they dug through the rubble with their hands. >>> and more on the weather, particularly in that part of the world, it doesn't look too good. >> it doesn't at the moment. we have tornado watches. interesting to look at the development of those massive outbreak of tornadoes across the region. he's are the current areas where we've got tornado watch at the moment. louisiana, oklahoma, tennessee and mississippi. the risk is going to spread further towards the east with time. but the risk of tornadoes will weaken. severe storms are likely across much of the reason. as we run the sequence you can see heavy rain pushing its way across the eastern seaboard, and really strong winds around the lakes. it's going

john is live for us in athens now, and john, chancellor m mer -- merkel's visit seems to have charged area, but what is behind the headlines. >> well, it revolves around three things. that there is an acknowledgment of the enormous suffering of the greek people, there is now an acknowledgment of the new situation, the new reality on the ground, and there is a focus on the reforms that lie ahead, on the implementation of laws that have been passed but not yet fully implemented in order to make the economy more competitive and provide more jobs. and the prime minister summarized it by saying we shall continue our talks with the european union, but on the basis of the new reality which is that greek acknowledges its commitment to creditors and voters and tax pairs in the country, that the government is trying to create this new economy it hopes to build. >> john, thanks. >>> i'll be back later this news hour with more from europe. including the garage that has become the most expensive in britain after selling at auction for almost a million dollars. >>> plus allegations of abuse as the

in jordan, health officials reported a new case of the mers virus at the king hussein center.about 50 cases of the virus have been found in medical workers. that's led to criticisms about how effective arab governments have been in controlling the outbreak. mers is in the same family of viruses that include the common cold and sars. >>> there was rioting in two cities over the weekend, all over one college hockey game. the university of minnesota lost the hockey national championship to union college saturday night. gopher fans fled to the streets and the campus. 350 police officers were called in. a dozen people were arrested. no reports of any serious injuries. >>> the team was the same in new york. hundreds of rowdy fans filled the streets to celebrate union college's big win to capture the ncaa title. police say things quickly got out of hand. one police officer was injured. >> we did have an officer who took a beer bottle to his back, hit him in the back of the base of his neck. it shattered on impact. his vest absorbed most of the boy. >> several students suffered scrape

they depend on the good will of the tour operators to look after mer medical needs. they demand the government take over $3 million in permit fees, a sherpa can on average up to $6,000 during that month long season if he's lucky. they won't earn that this year. the average wage they may get is nothing more than about $700. you can see why there's anger and why the sherpas want resolution to make sure should anything happen to them in the future, at least their families would look after. >> it is an insanely dangerous operation. thank you for that. >> in india, there is growing movement calling for the creation of a separate state. we report from the west. >> they want separation. not from the country, but from the state in the northeast. they are demanding the creation of bodoland, saying it's the only way to protect their culture and values. >> we are deprived in this particular region. we are struggling, demanding that our rights should be granted, our rights should be given so that we can have a dignified life. >> leaders accused excessive state governments of neg

people who are struggling to climb the mer economic ladder.i think of all of the issues we face from the perspective of my dad. 57 years ago, my dad fled cuba. and torturedrison and beaten almost to death in a cuban jail. he came to america at age 18, fling the batista regime. he could not speak in the spirit he had $100 so and was underwear . i don't advise caring money in your underwear. [laughter] dishes, job washing making $.50 an hour. he worked seven days a week and paid his way through school and went on to start a small business and to work towards the american dream. policies -- myhe father was still washing dishes today, the odds are very high he would've lost his job because of the 1.7 trillion dollars in new taxes from this administration. because of crushing regulations that are hammering small businesses. small businesses generate two thirds of new jobs in our economy. it is kids like my dad were the ones bearing the brunt, getting hammered by the obama economic agenda. had been lucky enough to not lose his job, the odds are over

include running her first marathon on monday to honor roseanne and even raise a little money to help merprosthesis. >> i always wanted to run. i was given an opportunity to run as a survivor. i'm a little afraid. >> are you? >> yeah, i am. >> of another attack or -- >> yeah. i am. i think about it. i trust the security. it's always in the back of my mind but i always get through every single day knowing i was already in a terrorist attack and what are the odds it's going to happen again. so i also like to think that everybody where i am everybody else is safe. >> i want to hang out with you. >> i like to think i'm a much better positive person because i almost died. i should be hurt and i wasn't. i'm lucky to be alive. i truly feel that every day is a blessing. that might sound like a cliche but to me it's not. >> not a cliche at all, sabrina. we'll be right back. ...we'll be here at lifelock doing our thing: you do your connect to public wi-fi thing protecting you in ways your credit card company alone can't. get lifelock protection and live life free. bob will retire when he's 153, whi

the san jose mer kri news reports the move would authorize the stow ban non-essential water uses.estaurants would not serve water to customers unless they request it and residents would not be able to use a running hose to wash their vehicles. >>> contra officials are investigating a death scene. we'll bring you more as soon as it becomes available. >>> an emeryville man charged with murder in an alleged drunk driving accident that killed a union city marine will be back in court today. 23-year-old alexander yawn downed several wheels before he got behind the wheel last week. charged with murder, vehicular manslaughter and hit and run, all felonies. he is held without bail. the accident killed 23-year-old lance corporal andrew silva who was riding his motorcycle through fremont. he's just returned from a tour of duty in afghanistan. visitation for andrew will be held today from 4:00 to 10:00 at st. ann's catholic church in union city. a public service will be held friday at chapel of the crimes in hayward. >>> the deadline has passed now for uninsured americans to sign up for heal

hel mer rich is up double digits and hughes. i wouldn't say it's a stampede but noticeable.lti industry companies, ingersoll.rands and eatons. there's a little bit of spreading going on today. as for the momentum names, the question is trying to figure out the premium valuations on them. hard to figure out what multiples they should be trading on because if the price is down 26% on netflix, they're still at premium multiples. we talk about the same momentum names all the time. in 2000 there were dozens and hundreds of names arguably at a premium valuation. i don't think we have as many today. that's the point i would say about that. look at the s&p 500. we're only 2.2% off the closing highs on wednesday. i have to check my notes. if the old patterns hold we will drop another percent to 2% and bounce back. i know we're having a lot of anxiety about a 2% drop here. so far overall definitely the trend on the s&p is holding. >> thanks. a fair amount of anxiety on the desk, joe. bob talking about financials, you sold out of morgan stanley on your playbook? >> nothing to do with m