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these babies start turning up at hospitals in northeast brazil and they realized it was something terrible. >> had the pdc been tracking zika coming across the south pacific. >> yes. but they track hundreds of diseases all the time. we get samples of flu from all over the world from the father in northern sears. we tracked bird flu, animal diseases, the cdc and the world health organization, you don't know which diseases going to be the one that causes the problem. i had a doctor who wrote a paper in 2009 that predicted the next epidemic in america and zika was in that paper. but it was down in the also. so far no big outbreak. connect the subtitle of your book is the emerging epidemic. it's not an epidemic yet? >> yes it's endemic in africa and asia but it epidemic in the western after the fact how are currently infected? >> you only stay infected for a couple of weeks. it's impossible to know. right now, were in winter beginning of spring in the northern hemisphere so there's no transmission going on in the northern hemisphere. probably transmission going on in some places in brazil and down south where it summer but they had such a big academic that pe

that ridge of high pressure, y, hospital the strongest, but just strong enough to send these storms up to the pacificthwest. you can see that train of moisture heading into that direction. here it is fantastic, as high pressure overhead, and a nice look for you right now. you can see from our berkeley cam, a couple of areas of fog making its way into san francisco, the golden gate. beautiful shot of the moon out there, as well. temperatures not bad at all outside. 58 in san jose. it is 54 in santa rosa, and 58 in livermore. tomorrow, expect a lot of sunshine again, as these tells goreing to be very are nice by tomorrow afternoon. well up into the 70s as we head into san jose, sunny and warm there. oakland, sunny and mild. a little bite of a rise into the afternoon. in san francisco, 66 degrees, mostly sunny skies. a little fog out towards the coast, but i think that will break up as we head toward the afternoon. we were expecting this ridge of high pressure to hold on here. that will keep the track of storms to the north of the bay area. we'll see a lot 0 sunshine, and some very nice temperatures not

pacific is causing torrential rain. >>> a remarkable survival story in south sudan after a soviet crashed plane. all 34 members and crew members made it out yesterday. six people were hospitalized>>> a russian opposition leader is attacked with green dye and donald trump's daughter making a big move. those are some the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the washington post" reports that ivanka trump now has an office in the power center of the white house, the west wing. she will be an adviser to her father, but has no formal job land not be paid. and trump is not bound by government ethics rules but says she'll follow them anyway. >>> new york's "daily news" reports the filing of a law of saudi arabia's family of victims. the suit claims that know winning with passports. >>> "the new york times" says an opponent of vladimir putin was undeterred when a protester doused him with a green liquid when alexei navalny realize he hadn't been hurt he sook a superhero photo with reporters, navalny is the most prominent foe of the president. >>> and the tomb was restored for $3.3 million. the armenia churches shared the costs. >>> still to come, filter on uchlt tub looking at reversing

during world war ii, north platt launched a hospitality initiative that reached six million american troops as they would head for pacific and european theaters in world war ii. folks in the town saw trains stop in north platt every day and decided that they would cheer those service men on their way to the war to fight for our freedom. so on christmas day 1941, a young woman named ray wilson, a sales woman foundedded north platt canteen. for four years volunteers would meet each train full of troops that would be passing through north platt with candy, with fruit, with smiles, with hugs and with encouragement thanks those men for how they were going to fight to defend the freedoms that made places like nebraska and the rest of that nation great. some soldier, would go on to p.o.w.'s including the first train of men that went through north platt on christmas day 19416789 they had been sent off by these women of north platt with food and encouragement for their fight. some never returned home. who knows how much the kindness of those women meant to people from all the states as they passed through nebraska on the way to t

pacific rim to central asia to south america. just this month dozens of people were killed and wounded when members of isis disguised as doctors attacked a hospital in kabul, afghanistan. we know military strength will stop isis on the battlefield, but it is the combined strength of our coalition that will be the final blow to isis. in order to stay ahead of a global outbreak we must all adopt the following countermeasures. first, continue to persist within counter terrorism and law enforcement operations. all of us must maintain pressure on isis' networks within our own countries and take decisive law enforcement action to stop its growth. isis is connected across every continent and we must work to break every link in its chain. interpol is the newest member of the coalition and is critical to closing all routes through which isis terrorists seek to travel and threaten our homelands. second, we need greater intelience and information sharing within our own domestic intel sdwrens agencies and among our nations. our information sharing has prevented a number of attacks and this must expand and accelerate regardless of departmental or internationa

pacific after tennessesi rise with north korea. and in san francisco, someone opened fire on two cars outside the freeway. police say two drivers went to the hospitalinjuries are not life threatening. the news continues with shepard smith after this. y282sy ywty when you have digestive sensitivities, life can feel like a never ending search for food that won't cause bloating, gas, or inner turmoil. try pronourish. a delicious nutritional drink that makes a great mini meal or snack that has protein and fiber. and pronourish has no gluten or high fructose corn syrup. and is low in fodmap ingredients that can trigger digestive sensitivities. the search is over. pronourish. nutrition you can feel good about. >> shepard: breaking news now on fox news channel. director comey on capitol hill. we've been expecting him to meet with senators to discuss investigation into russia's interference in u.s. presidential election. a live look at the senate side of the capitol. outside where we're told a meeting may take place. joining us on the phone, our senior capitol hill producer. the point is, we can't confirm this meeting is happening because they continue con

colonies in the south pacific, there was one incident in which after taking a city japanese soldiers ran around for days murdering and raping civilians and civilians and soldiers in hospitalsy the thousands. this was in singapore in february of 1942. there were incidents elsewhere, but nothing similar happened and any other city that came under japanese control as they advanced. from late 1943 on, as the japanese were forced to retreat and in the process were pushed out of cities they had occupied for years, there was one more such incident. that was in manila in march of 1945. nothing like it happened in any other city. please note the two incidents are three years and a month apart and separated geographically by thousands of miles. there is no evidence that any of the japanese units involved in the horrors and singapore were involved in the horrors in manila. the two incidents, one unique in the period of japanese advance and one unique in the period of japanese retreat have only one element in common. yamashita is the commander in chief and both instances. those who believe this is a coincidence are entitled to their views. i do not share it. military personnel get the

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