coli and mrsa. >> over the last 20 years bacteria has developed sophisticated resistence and we don't have the antibiotics to treat the patients. >> reporter: the "world health organization" released it's first comprehensive report wednesday warning that it's not a thing of the future, it's happening right now. >> what happened in the last 25 years is we used antibiotics with an extremely low level of caution, and the rules about the use of antibiotics has been forgotten. >> key findings of the who report include increasing resistence to the treatment of last resort. it's spread to all regions of the world. medical professionals are seeing drug-resistant infections including pneumonia and bloodstream infections common in hotels, e. coli and gonorrhea, more than 1 million people are newly infected around the world every day. all of these age old diseases could come back to kill. one example of a growing problem is staphylococcus or staph infections common in hospitals. if you get mrsa, then you have a 64% grater chance of dying than if you caught a non-resistant form of staph infection

after i have been responsible for up to a super sense of life threatening mrsa bloodstream infections which dominates both could be replaced on the timing by a more different strains of bacteria. new strings or i can find on friday the current moment the more insistent so we need to identify those teachers that don't include problem and the irish hospitals. they seek the assistance and antics. what could be much more difficult to treat once toxic lead to a dentist like those and then she explains that the state. he puts control measures in place to help prevent the spread of infection. time passed me on teeth. the plan. a forty year old man was arrested and is being questioned by gaudi in connection with a hit and run which left a seven year old in a critical condition in hospital. he is the capital the main road through the division around half past one the sox and doggie are appealing for witnesses. how many of the one and nineteen nineteen his body was found days after she went missing last year company says the new search and rescue dog to the civil defence and also calling for ne

a lot of bacteria, mrsa, it can stick on here.e same one jamie colby. the risk of infection, seriously, is very low. unless you are on chemotherapy, transplantations, you have low immune -- compromised, risk of getting infection are very low, but what we want people to know is you can pass on some of these bacterias. if there's open sore -- >> sterilize them and don't share. >> yes. >> i think i hear better now too. >> i think i hear better, now, too. >> you have a cut you can get an infection. >> if you have an opening, you have cut your ear or smith like that. >> you want to be careful. >> i think i know the answer to this question because i like a little bag of doritos but what effect does junk food have on your brain? could it rewire it in the surprise, findings from a new study on how all the doughnuts and cheeseburgers -- that is not my thing -- the effect is more than just your weight. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was

experts say it's similar to the mrsa bug. his manager denying reports he could lose the use of his arm. >> a study suggests viagra may increase the risk of developing melanoma. researchers found because it affects the same pathway that let's the skin cancer become more invasive. >> for the second year in a row stanford university is tougher to get into than harvard. harvard and yale accepted about 6%. students are applying to more universities forcing schools to reject a greater percentage. >> ucsf childrens' hospital received another sizeable donation from a tech entrepreneur. sales force.com ceo will write another check for the hospital split between ucsf and childrens hospital, oakland the center will also get a new name. >> twitter rolling out a new site called face twit. it looks like twitter. twitter says it will roll it off to everyone incoming weeks you can say the first intragram taken and posted from space is out of this world. check it out. beautiful. >> sky watchers will get a treat tonight. this is an artist conc

so there's a lot of bacteria and mrsas and other things in here that can stick in and pass onto everyonethink the risk of infection seriously is very low, unless you are on chemotherapy, some transplantations, you have low immune -- compromised, risk of getting infection are very low, but what we want people to know is you can pass on some of these bacterias. if there's open sore -- >> sterilize them and don't share. >> yes. >> i think i hear better now too. >> it's working. >> you have a cut, you could get an infection. >> i'll give you mine. >> that's a good point. if you've got an opening -- if you've cut your ear or something like that. >> you want to be careful with that. >> but don't be scared. >> i think i already know the answer to this question because i like a little bag of doritos, but junk food what effect does it have on your brain? could it rewire it and not in a good way? the surprising findings from a new study on how all those donuts and cheeseburgers, that's not my thing actually, i'm into cupcakes and fries. it's more than just your weight the effect this stuff has on

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mrsa said earlier you have got more votes than any democratic party in history and you got thwacked so you lost the election by 13 or 14 points. you got 42% or so of the vote and get the candidate this year who attempts to turn texas senate shape us from fort worth coming out of the primary guide your votes this time than life cycles so if past is prologue how do we not look at that and think we will see the same movie over and over and expect the same ending? >> i'm not pollster procrastinator but unless you are a professional consultant the voter to play play this is a horse race or a lobbyist giving campaign contributions people ought to vote based on what they think is right and i think our state is going to be heading in the right direction i think people have common sense and the state. there was if you look throughout the united states there was this great frankly we saw in the polls backlash against the obama nist ration 2010. i don't think you see that same kind of anger that you do or the intensity. i don't think the governor's race will be about who is president. i think it

. >> new study about mrsa being found in homes. this is particularly scary.we think about it being in hospitals. since it can be spread by raisers and sharing towels, right? what does this mean for the average american? >> what this new stud have y. showed is that our homes are major reservoir for standoff bacteria. stawf. it's coming into our communities and now our personal residences. what you need to do is really need to clean well. first of all most importantly, wash your hands. a good roughly thumb is you need to wash your hands for about 20 seconds. if you sing the happy birthday song twice while you are soaping up, that's about 20 seconds. >> so often we just kind of run our hands and we are in a hurry trying to get out. but that's not what we need to do. what else? >> clean all those commonly used surfaces really well with good disinfectant sprays. most should clean the bathroom, kitchen really well. there are a list of bacterias and viruses killed by certain cleaning products on the back of those products. look for ones that kills mrsa wash your she

some media reports say the disease is similar to the potentially deadly mrsa infection. and that it's so bad, he might risk losing use of his left arm. >> always intend to get back in the pool. >> reporter: james erskine telling the australian associated press that the former champion is quite sick with a serious, but not life-threatening condition, that he contacted it at the hospital after a series of shoulder surgeries. >> hospitals are dangerous places. that's where the bad bugs live. 1 in 25 people that go into the hospital will pick up an infection. a lot from surgery. >> reporter: thorpe is a hero in his native australia, where swimming is a national sport. and the press follows his every move. >> he is michael phelps. he is michael jordan. he's the biggest deal in australian sports. >> reporter: this is the latest setback for a man who has been treading water since 2006. he failed in his attempt for a comeback at the 2012 london olympics and early this year, was treated for depression at a rehab facility. >> ian thorpe, this olympic god. how sad that he's fightin