the mats they claim provided a breeding ground for mrsa. the school community is talking. >> they have been asking us to vigilant about the mrsa cases going around the schools. >> mats at wrestling? my grandson is a wrestler in rocky point. so you worry about that. >> reporter: the rocky point website contains information on spread. good hygiene, self-skin checks, get to a doctor. the staff infection is resistant to many common antibiotics. they say the school waited too long and allege in their $12 million lawsuit rocky point didn't let anybody know when the first student contracted mrsa. cleaning with a dirty wet mop won't do it. frank fernandez claims his son contracted mrsa at rocky point high. >> it's spreading to gigantic, it looked like boils. >> reporter: where was it? >> on his shoulders. told us the district does not comment on cases of active litigation and must maintain privacy when student matters involved. from rocky point, jennifer mclogan, cbs2 news. >> and messages to the school community last january, the superintendent ex

>>> and a mrsa lawsuit. a teenager hospitalized. his family claims his school did not properly clean athletic equipment. >>> a town divided over the industry. it's on city property. it could soon be chopped down. that's just the beginning of this tall tale. >>> aim dana tyler. we begin with disturbing news for rail commuters after a series of deadly train derailment and crashes. [000:59:57;00]

mrsa is grand positive but i think this has seen to be effective against that.his specific trial is in you are n-- urinary tract infection. >> i watched a documentary about super bugs. >> pbs. >> amazing, terrifying. >> everybody watch this, it's good. >> a lot of drug companies had stocks -- >> you won't sleep at night. >> developing antibiotics. >> it's absolutely true. you look at a company $1.5 billion market cap and companies working in cancer or rare diseases, twice or three times the size. so this is really fallen out of favor but merk is back into the space for 8 or $9 billion. it's a takeover candidate if this drug is successful. >> so could be a driver but this seen a lot of volatility in the latest sell off, even just today if you take a look at the price swing in gilead for instance, i think it was a swing about 3%. >> that shouldn't be a surprise. again, base upon the momentum, i'm more surprised to see the volatility in the drug stocks. merk is still down about 10% off of where it was last thursday so that is a case where week over week different,

seven of the samples we found had mrsa. that's concerning too and that's probably primarily associated with the amount of processing that goes on with shrimp production. >> both have the potential to cause illness, although through the cooking process they can be killed. >> we do know that there are shrimp farms and shrimp production practices that are doing a lot more to address those issues, that are addressing hygiene and addressing other issues so that they aren't heavily reliant on drugs or other chemicals. >> hey i got some! >> yep! >> when we come back, phil torres with some pioneers of shrimp farming. >> so, this is a clean shrimp? >> that's a clean shrimp. >> we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversation by following us on twitter and at aljazeera.com/techknow. >> oscar winner alex gibney's "edge of eighteen". an intimate look... >> wait, is that a camera? >> at the real issues facing american teens. >> whoa, code red. >> dreaming big. >> i gotta make it happen and i'm gonna make it happ

midwest with lurch of damaging winds and isolated tornadoes possible not only today but as we head into mrsaes through tomorrow will bring storms from the great lakes down into parts of northern arkansas. high temperatures ahead of the system are very warm. very summerlike across the eastern u.s. looking at ties into the 80s. very humid ahead of the storm system. behind it a significant drop in temperatures. today it feels like fall across the northern plains. 57 degrees for high temperature and in minneapolis are high temperatures are forecast to reach 66. lauren, over to you. lauren: coming up with a random global market action before we hand things over to "mornings with maria." ♪ you are looking at two airplane fuel gauges. can you spot the difference? no? you can't see that? alright, let's take a look. the one on the right just used 1% less fuel than the one on the left. now, to an airline, a 1% difference could save enough fuel to power hundreds of flights around the world. hey, look at that. pyramids. so you see, two things that are exactly the same have never been more different. ge

you thought the trump would flame out at this point that he is proven to be an antibiotic resistant mrsahis though. this is a guy whose campaign will flame out and you can't kill them. >> i confess. i thought after the first debate we have this new chapter starting in a republican campaign and it hasn't come to pass. they think part of it is voting isn't an emotional act as it is a rational act. if you feel like what they're saying is honest and you feel they are telling you the truth even if you think what they're saying is a little bit crazy to give him credit for saying it. where to point where voters are so frustrated with politicians that they say the same old, same old. they will take someone who they don't agree with on policy decisions but they feel at least he saying what he believes and they give him credit. >> i think there are people who hate him less in the polls bear that out because his unfavorable ratings have dropped. obviously that happens is your favorability improves but people go i don't hate them as much. you have hillary clinton and donald trump who are essentially

. >>> a suffolk county high school is blamed for giving anthony lucca mrsa. his family is suing the school for $12 million. he was hospitalized for 6 days and had to undergo emergency surgery. his family's lawyer says rocky point school failed to sanitize the mats. >> the school did not service or maintain the wrestling mats for years. there's information they didn't flip the mats to clean them on the other side for 7 years. >> the school's superintendant says the district does not comment on lawsuits, and the superintendant told the community back in january that most of the mrsa inspections were not serious. >>> changes coming to google, and diet pepsi is switching out its sweetener. jill wagner with more. >> reporter: the dow gained 240 points last week, and the nasdaq finished 58 points higher, and china devalued its currency this morning, causing the biggest one-day lost in 2 decades. trade is slowing down, and other efforts to boost the chinese economy have not been effective. greece reached an agreement where european creditors this morning. it will ke

we had a patent on it until 2016 so it made it very valuable product with the mrsa.kay, so i in that time though i know many wealthy people, and i know many wealthy people who are giving back. the problem is, they're giving back to infrastructure. they're doing exactly, when i heard bob say this, i was like oh my -- this is what's happening. they're giving 70 cents to infrastructure and 30 cents to the core, and in our little thing that we're doing, we have a rec center that we started so we really wanted to investigate and say how can we make this rec center, and we'd like to do, working on revitalization plan for -- i grew up in a mixed neighborhood. i was really poor most of my life, single mother, very -- and thought that was just, i mean i was ashamed of that. now