for one minute. >> reporter: but still, relatively little is known about mers. the government has advised people to wear protective gear when handling camels, especially if they're sick. but at this market on the outskirts, we didn't see anyone taking much notice. raw camel milk, which could contain the virus, was being sold and drunk freely. >> translator: i don't know about this virus. it didn't come here. i have drunk raw camel milk every day and i am fine. >> reporter: at these high biosecurity labs, scientists are trying to figure out where this virus came from, particularly on the run-up to around haj, when around two million people will descend on mecca. >> being that it's a virus transmittable from human to human is a big concern, because we have overcrowding and this is an excellent media for the infection to spread. >> reporter: but the government is reassuring pilgrims. >> mers is not any more an issue in saudi. we will do our best to ensure that we continue doing all what we can do to have a safe haj. >> reporter: the outbreak may be under control fo

here's more. >> reporter: is this the key source of the deadly mers virus?amels are key suspects for passing the disease to humans, which is why health officials are taking samples from these prized animals. there's believed to be a strong link between camels and the virus, but still very little is known about how it jumps from animals to humans and that is worrying scientists. the virus is fairly harmless in the animals, but in humans it can cause pneumonia and kidney failure, killing more than a third of those infected. but the real problem began when patients ended up here. poor infection control measures in hospitals like this one where i was shown around meant when a mers patient arrived, the virus spread fast. doctors here admit staff weren't washing their hands between parents or wearing masks properly, which means they were helping pass it on. it wasn't until a year and a half into the outbreak when the king sacked his health minister over his handling of the crisis that things started to change. >> so now we are going to start. >> reporter: now hund

. >> is this the key source of the deadly mers virus? camels, a prime suspect for passing the disease to humans, which is why health officials are taking samples from these rized animals. there's believed to be a strong link between camels and the virus but still very little is known how it jumps from animals to human and that is worried scientists. the virus is fairly harmless in animals but in humans can cause pneumonia and kidney failure, killing more than a third of hose infected. but the real problem began when patients ended up here. poor infection control measures in hospitals like this one, where i was shown around, meant when a mers patient arrived, the virus spread fast. doctors admit staff were not washing hands between patients or wearing masks properly, which means they were helping pass it on. it wasn't until a year and a half into the outbreak when the king sacked his health minister over his handling of the crisis that things started to change. now hundreds of hospital staff are trained in infection control and the number

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morning bucks county i-95 headed towards exulter falls bridge couple vehicles there headed northbound to mers her county quiet and clear here 95. during mid days this week work open 9 5 in bucks county and starting northbound today and tomorrow and between the philadelphia county line and this area in new hope blocking the right lane during much of the midday. wch for that possible day as a result. another midday project that starts today you want to avoid is milling and paving awork along davisville road in upper moreland goinging to closed between terwood road and by jen berry road. >> york road, 263 or huntingdon park pike. downed pole this morning blocking south gulph road between brooks and church road and hundreder son or even schuylkill gets you around that and north gulph road has restrictions starting today for a new work project between warner road and 202 right the mall. use mall boulevard as poybls alternate oralen dale road. in pensburg a crash that brought down the pole blocking 663. pottstown avenue between oak and seminary street. church road gets awe roun that one. let's do t

. >> in sport, mers aidees hamilton storms to victory at the singapore granted pre. details later. >>> survivors and those who lost family members are still coming to terms with a traumatic experience. let's go live to catherine soi standing by for us inini nirobi. how is this anniversary being marked? >>. >> there are soefrments marking this ceremony. private ceremonies across the city a memorial plaque that had the 67 names of those who died. there is going to be night vigils that are going to go on until wednesday, basically to remember those who died to, to remember those who survived as well and, also, to remember the brave people who just went in to this mall to rescue thousands of people who were trapped, people who risked their lives. some of them died and i mean a year on, there are still so many questions, like you said, in that introduction. there are people who are still asking why is it that it took four days to rein in four men. why did the military have to blow up parts of this building? the government has been silent on exactly what happened at this m

. >> that swim mer was rescued by surfers out here at ocean beach. the swimmer is fine. the lifeguard also fine but exhausted from trying to fight the rip current trying to get out of the rip current. that's what they're dealing without here today at ocean beach. very tempting to get in the water. it's a gorgeous day, warm, sunny, but the water still very, very dangerous. live at ocean beach. >>> we have new details on a deadly accident at a bay area beach. sean carrington was killed and two of his friends were hurt when they fell off a 300-foot cliff at palisades park saturday. neighbors tell us the park is a pretty popular hangout spot and people apparently get access to that dangerous cliff through a hole in the fence. >>> we are learning more about 49ers player ray mcdonald's domestic violence arrest. it's coming from his fianci as police raced to his home. >> we'll play that for you in just a minute, but 49ers here in santa clara are starting to grow weary of this seemingly endless series of off-field incidents and alleged crimes involving 49ers players. and accordi

after the attack on mer merck -- america in 2001, nato joined the war on terror. in 2011, nato also intervened in libya, but both libya and afghanistan remain in turmoil. >> nato leaders remember the dead of previous wars, and say they are working to avoid another in ukraine. >> reporter: some member stays are urging a more aggressive response. >> i do believe the international community as a whole has an obligation to stop the islamic state from advancing further. >> reporter: nato secretary general says an expanded role for the organization will require more defense funding from member states, more training exercises, and new partnerships. and some of those partnerships will involve countries that are not members of nato including israel, nigeria, and morocco, and the eastern block initiative. so nato alone will not be able to stop isil. >> randall thank you. great piece. if you missed president obama's news conference, some headlines, the president announced that the united states will contribute a billion dollars to a nato quick reaction force. a response to h

fabrication, and this comes from the xkt and we are working on the light column system in the subpoena mer land hand photo in southern california and, that is one of the tapered beams that helped to form the park level. >> and this is the catnote and 139, and of the 304, and they are keeping up with steel production, quite well. >> and yes. >> this is the last shot to the fabrications and the cast nodes and so i did want to bring up the exciting news with the start of the bus ramp that was happening in july and it

fabrication, and this comes from the xkt and we are working on the light column system in the subpoena mer land hand photo in southern california and, that is one of the tapered beams that helped to form the park level. >> and this is the catnote and 139, and of the 304, and they are keeping up with steel production, quite well. >> and yes. >> this is the last shot to the fabrications and the cast nodes and so i did want to bring up the exciting news with the start of the bus ramp that was happening in july and it is now actually happening and we have demolition going, and we have mobilization for the foundation piles and the cidh piles and the brett pile that makes up the pile on the support for the bridge, but i did just want to recap how that works and this screen line represents the route from the bay bridge, and highway 80 down to the transit center, and this is just an overview of that to remind you, of the scope of work and of course, that includes, the cable state bridge, and the main work that is happening and so far we are about to go into the cdih, and the deep pile of the found

. >> we can't continue to have situations where couldn't sum mers find out in dribs and drabs over prolongediod of time that they're data may have been compromised. that's why we need to all agree on a national data breach information standard which says, these are the steps you have to take if your company's data may have been breached. >> reporter: according to a new report almost half of all adults in the us have been affected by data breaches in the past year. most states have their own laws governing how companies notify customers after data breach. but there's no uniformed national standard and efforts to pass one stalled in congress this year. while hackers have gotten very efficient in stealing at ruining people's credit, restoring credit for the individual is still often a lengthy tedious process. >> the use of that account and not paying on that account can come back and haunt you for years to come. >> reporter: so experts suggest consumers should check their credit history regularly and when shopping try using prepaid cards or just one credit card with low limit for all purchases.

and i think there will be mer terrorist attacks he says be careful.there will be more terrorist attacks >> thank you. >> consider that as we fall asleep in our beds >> thank you. >> either laugh or cry. >> coming up, white house announcing minutes after the bomb started falling president obama will not be speaking to the nation tonight. . we're getting new reaction from lawmakers on capitol hill. so what happens next? on authorization for this war? or the efforts to arm those rebels? we've got breaking news on that. stay with us. >>> breaking tonight moems after reporting on the kelly file u.s. air strikes are under way we learned are the obama administration the president will not make a statement tonight the possible reason behind the move? that is live in washington, d.c. >> we get the sense the president has to do his job the decision to launchjf them me by commander at central command the president gave him that authority this week, or last week, when he visited central command and said the u.s. would lead a broad coalition against isis we're tol

you seem to be adding to the discussion and they want to fight more and mer. they thinking? >> jonathan, they have a very strict interpretation of islam. they're not true muslims. they've fallen away from islam. they can be executed according to their reading of the koran. the same way with baghdad. and they're against the curds, even though they're mostly sunni muslims. and certainly, the iranians are looked it. they would like to get rid of all of those people and they want to say pure fie these lands and they'd be able to set up a staple government. you and i know, jonathan, this is going to fail ultimately. but, in the meantime, how much damage can they do? it doesn't look like they're losing any steam. the c.i.a. has upped their numbers. this execution will draw people in. even though this british aid worker has just come to help. it's pretty rational to us, but people who are promoting a prime evil form of whatever this is, it makes sense. >> they are killing innocent men, women and children just about every day. and now they've taken the life of another

mer said police arrested a bank robber this weekend.oing, they say the man tried to use his pants to carry away the stolen cash. police say 25-year-old shawn canfield robbed the chase bank on g street saturday. getting more than $2700 and police caught him nearby and shoved the money out of his pants and they all fell out of the pant leg. he said he needed money to visit his mother in colorado. stars come out, to say good-bye to comedy icon eshown rivers. >>> plus, it's dry here but southern california is seeing a rot of flooding this weekend. we will show you what's behind it. and later, hanging with the band. and folks during football game today en la quield the ready for you alerield the ready for you alert, the second his room is ready. you know what he brings? any questions? can i get an a, steve? yes! three a's! he brings his a-game! the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com! ghhere's a good one seattle... what did geico say to the mariner? we could save you a boatload! ♪ foghorn sounds loudly ♪ what's seattle's favorite noise

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liberia's medical exam mer put herself oexaminer putherself one after her assistant died of the virus, the numbers could be higher. sierra leone is one of the worst-hit and is expanding its quarantine efforts. after the officials indicated the lock down was a success. "america tonight's" lori jane gliha reports. >> house to house efforts to kick out ebola and educate the people of sierra leone. >> it is be. >> it seems to bein to to be helping. but ebola has already killed more than 600 people here and may have infected more than 2,000. >> what we need by now is more treatment centers but it's not putting treatment centers we need health care workers people trained experts. >> experts have put more than 1,000 under quarantine. it's the second round of lock downs in less than two weeks. this is a glimpse of the normally bustling streets of free, town, mostly quiet. except for the sound of ambulances taking patients to clinics across the city. >> we aren't going to be keep being open as a hospital because if we don't have anywhere to isolate the infected ebola patients our hospital can'

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it is burning on both sides of the mer sed river. it has now spread across 4400 acres.l us visitors can expect smoky conditions in the valley for the next few days. >>> as of tonight the fire is only 5% contained. it's believed that a lightning strike is what started the fire. >>> new at 5:00ktvu has learned many schools are now teaching about drought as part of the new curricula to help students understand they have the ability to change the future. say these lessons will help students learn and empower them to find a solution. live from berkeley where a science class is focused on solving drought problems for everyone. >> here at berkeley high school the drought is in the classroom. >> look at that. >> berkeley high's advanced placement chemistry class today learning drought technologies. say they are serious about conservation. >> i do find myself thinking about it when i take showers, when i wash my hands. >> science teacher says our future is in their hands. >> they absolutely are the key to helping to solve some of these big challenges that we have coming up. >> s

until those questions get answered, a i think a lot of the mers will be look at it. merchants that want to use us, we will support those transactions. we said we'll support these transactions because they are an open platform but until the questions about security, who holds the responsibility for fraud, i think you'll see the players in the ecosystem -- waiting on wal-mart and best buy and others. >> the security inherent in that change the reluctantance of some retailers that might be willing to accept the fraud risk because they know it is great, it is lesser because of -- >> i think that is a question that is still left to be answered. i think that the product is not out there yet so it is hard to speak to it. how hard the biometric security is going to work. the fingerprint scanners are better than that they have been but they are not foolproof. there are a lot of those questions that are there. i think it is still open for the merchant who is going to be responsible for that fraud. it is not just about the finger print scanning. what happens when an account get

. >>> a car crash is responsible for knocking out power to 1,000 peco kusts mers this morning. the car slammed into the pole in the may fair section of philadelphia at 5:00 a.m. the crash knocked down wires and cut electricity to the surrounding neighborhoods. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. some people are still without water because of an overnight water main break in center city. it happened before 1:30 near locust, crews were able to turn the water off at 6:30 a.m. and they are still trying to restore service to 10 properties and the condo building. >>> there is still more to come on "action news" at noon, a change to popular toothpaste, the ingredient being removed from one popular brand. >>> and the new punishment for adrian peterson. as a small business owner you don't deliver anything less than 100% to your customers. so don't settle for less than 100% of the internet. with verizon fios get uploads speeds as fast as download speeds. so you can deliver 100% to your customers. switch now to get fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month a 2-year a

la mer.ou slather it all over your body. >> that's not true, that's like an old rumor from back when there were tons of rumors about me all the time. i know there are still, but i feel like people have gotten to know me over the years a little bit better. especially once i started doing "american idol" people got to know my personality and a lot of those stories were just, you know, people talking. >> what do you do use? we want to know. >> honestly, i have used very clean products. i use a cleanser from my dermatologist that i have used for years. >> top secret. >> not top secret, but not a product that you can buy in the stores. and then there's a -- i use, like, a cream from whole foods. >> do you? >> yes. >> okay. >> everywhere? >> not everywhere. i use regular body lotion. i'm not picky about body lotion. >> she has the most gorgeous skin in the world. >> we want to prove what we say is true, j. lo. on our show. this is us enjoying your song. >> i'm glad i'm here. >> you think the title

. >> one specific moment for mer was a turning point and that was the rodney king verdict. >> the officersere found not guilty on every count except the one where no decision was reached. >> when i woke up to see l.a. rebelled and burning because of the four officers who beat rodney king was exonerated was a huge turning point. >> policemen accused of beating rodney king have stunned this nation. >> let's try and work it out. >> i had read much about rebel john i don't knows and the responses of young people against police brutality for a long time. but it was the rodney king verdict that made it real. it made sense to understand why people were rebelled. >> i knew that we would always have to be organizing. >> people don't always follow the same way. in a crisis, some people don't even know there's a crisis. some people are immobilized and some people want to do something. i received an e-mail from someone who lived in arizona and he said look, i can do this. i can solve local problems. >> activism is from the minute you wake up until you go to bed. >> the idea that you can do for yoursel

according to the person mer fwa, they have gillkilled a number o militants. this doctor is normally based in baghdad. he knows they need him now more than ever. >> this is a duty of everybody who wants democracy and freedom and human rights . >> reporter: but while the kurds are looking to create a bigger buffer around their capital, they are positioning themselves to when they could take part in a move within mosul. we've been taken to one of the villages reclaimed in recent weeks, now less than 2 kilometers from the fighting. this is what the fight against isis looks like. the peshmerga taking avillage after village with the help of u.s. air strikes. this is the aim for president obama, degrade and destroy isis. a hard and bloody task according to these soldiers. >> if you're not careful they will get you and shoot you. you have to be very careful. >> reporter: but during this assault it was the peshmerga who sustained fewer injuries. a number of isis fighters were killed and a number captured. a victory they know won't always be easy in the days ahead. >>>

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. >> hackers also posted photos showing michaela mer oni and victoria justice.ugh they have all denied the photos were real. this isn't the first time celebrities have faced a hacking scandal of this kind. in 2012, a man was sentenced to ten years in prison for hacking into the accounts of scarlet johansson and mila kunis and posting their privacy pictures online. >> joining us now is jeffrey carr, cyber security expert from seattle washington. jeff, thanks so much for talking with us. we have to ask, how safe are our photos? when you see this happen to a-list celebrities, you have to wonder how safe the rest of us are. >> most likely they're safe. most people don't -- hackers that are interested in doing this, don't really care about the average person. they target celebrities or politicians because of the name value. so having said that, if you do have sensitive information online, valuable information that you cannot afford to lose, take it off line. because something is completely safe. >> that's really the only way. you're not going to tell us, come up with

mer if i told cnn that the war messed with his but he was a great guy but he lost his mind serving hisresident obama takes the world stage this week at the u.n. up next, will he be able to sell his plan to defeat isis? when you compare the top speed of dsl from the phone company with the top speed of comcast business internet... well, there's really no comparison. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >> the fight against isis is reaching a critical phase. president obama is preparing for a very important united nations meeting this week. the president wants to convince more countries to join the battle against isis. isis reportedly seizing control of 60 villages in syria in recent days. now so many families are on the run. a u.n. official says more than 100,000 refugees fled from syria into turkey in just the past 48 hours. turkey has opened some border check points. and this, the man of an isis s hosta hostage, his wife is making an emotional plea. her husb

in the kurdish pesh mer have a, in syria we don't. proposal by the president we try to arm moderate opposition so they can become an effective ground force. that's a call order. i understand the reservations many have. i share those reservations. this is a force that will be used not against them which the previous proposal was. it merits us training the force. >> i wonder if anybody can trust these people, moderate opposition, whoever they may be. can they be trusted? >> this is why we keep them on a short leash, why in fact the administration will be kept on a short tether. we are going to require reports periodically. we can cut funding at any time. if moderate rebels don't prove to be moderate or prove to be more interested in finding the regime than isil, we will reevaluate. this is not set in stone. it will be essentially arming and equipping, but measuring performance. if we don't get the performance, it won't continue. >> adam schiff, thanks for being here. >> great to be with you. thanks. >>> coming up, will today be scottish