learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> ramadan. at this hour, all over >>> ramadan.e religion of islam, as well as many of south africa's most beloved and most delicious dishes and ingredients like sambal, chutney and bunny chow, come from malaysia, indonesia, india. during apartheid, many south africans would have been referred to as colored. colored didn't mean black. it meant everybody else who wasn't exactly white, asians and mixed race. >> it's garlic, ginger and chiles. >> in the observatory neighborhood of johannesburg, the rasdian family prepares for the meal at sundown when fasting for ramadan is broken. joey is a standup comedian, an actor of cape malay background. this dish, panang curry with beef and eggs. joey's wife, cindy, prepares a chicken pie. son, hakeem, makes the traditional ramadan shake. daughter, laya. ♪ >> everything smells terrific. >> that's soup. >> it's nicer to have soup after you've not eaten the whole day. it's light and nourishing and filling and all of those good things. >> there's also cheese and beef samosas. these are delicious. y

we have pilgrimage holidays and ramadan coming up at the end of june. >> reporter: everyone who shared flight with patient number one from indiana has been tested. they are working to find passengers in 39 states who shared flights with patient number two who flew from saudi arabia and was hospitalized in orlando. no other passengers have had symptoms. while the cdc is encouraged by the case of an illinois man who tested positive without getting sick, health officials remain cautious. >> until you can be certain that that is the norm, that people can get and have no problem whatsoever, they will be all over it and test every case. >> reporter: test results will show if the illinois man transmitted the virus to anyone else. >> it take two days to two weeks to develop the disease. and anyone who traveled with the man would be sick by now. >>> residents much san diego now returning to their neighborhoods finding out how close the flames came to their door steps. for many it's a devastating discovery. bob and sophi's dream home is now a pile of ash. >> we did our crying the first night or

wiggins is observing the month long islamic holiday of ramadan and must fast until sundown.erted to islam during a jail stay ten years earlier and took the name abdul. >> abdul means servant like serving god. when i'm living right and i'm doing right and on the straight and farrow path, i'm god's servant. that's why i chose that name. >> about 10% of the inmate population is muslim and for those who request it, the jail provides meals that meet the religion's dietary requirements. >> it's blessed. you know like the coacher. that's what makes it special. it's blessed. >> we got to wait another -- for another list. so i know i try. he can't wait. look at him. he can't wait to eat. >> 19 hours. >> edwin estrada said he embraced the religion because among other things, he fears going to hell as taught by his catholic upbringing. this inmate has served as a mentor but says he has to keep an eye on estrada. >> you got to watch him. he asked me for canteen. i'm going to fast, let me get a honey bun. i said, okay, here, but you got to fast. >> estrada hoped he would find peace in is

recent upsurge in cases and srevent further spread of mer before saudi arabia sees an in visitors for ramadan. in canada, 3 employees linked to last summer's runaway oil train disaster are due to appear in court. the crash left 47 dead. the company has been dissolved but the engineer, the manager of train operations, and the railway traffic controller are facing criminal negligence charges in the small eastern quÉbec town. about 30 buildings in the town were destroyed by exploding tank cars. in canada, criminal negligence that causes death can result in a life sentence in jail. a little bit of sports news for you now. manager of the french football team is set to unveil his 30-man squad for the world cup tonight. we still don't know all the names on the team but we do know where they will be staying. whatttle paris -- that is brazilians have nicknamed it. the french national football team has chosen this quiet town in sÃo paulo state for the world cup. it is known for its french way of life. french culture is very present here. even the buildings are inspired i it. i think it brings us a lot

. >> travel season is about to kickoff and we have holidays and ramadan coming up at the end of june. >> everyone who shared a flight with patient number one has been tested. they are working to find passengers in 39 state whose shared flights with patient two who flew from saudi arabia and hospitalized in orlando. no other passengers had symptoms. the centers for disease control is encouraged by the case of the man who test pod without getting sick investigators are cautious. >> until you learn you can get it and there is no problem you will check every case. >> results will show if illinois man transmitted the virus to anyone else. >>> same-sex marriages could begin in oregon this afternoon. a judge is scheduled to issue a ruling at none. four couples filed suit arguing the voter approved same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional. if the judge agrees, same-sex marriages could begin immediately in the state. supporters of gay marriage have collected enough signatures to put the issue on the november ballot just in case the judge does not rule in their favor. >> time is running out fo

we've got pilgrimage holidays and ramadan coming up at the end of june. >> reporter: everyone who shared a flight with patient number 1 from indiana has been tested. they're working to find passengers in 39 states who shared flights with patient number 2, who flew from saudi arabia and was hospitalized in orlando. no other passengers have had symptoms. while the cdc is encouraged by the case of the illinois man who tested positive without getting sick, health investigators remain cautious. >> until you can be certain that that's the norm, that people can get this and have no problem whatsoever, they're going to be all over it and check every single case. >> reporter: test results will show if the illinois man transmitted the virus to anyone else. now, doctors say it takes between two days and two weeks to develop the disease. so anyone who came in contact with the man from illinois would be sick by now. >>> investigators say at least 47 homes were destroyed during last week's outbreak of nearly a dozen wildfires in san diego county. people are now returning to their neighborhoods to find

concert ended because at the moment politicians tell people what to do when it should be the end of ramadan. but one of the key messages but though the left itself need to change some things. he's certainly done that needs to come together more and we've been in four films in arguing about culling of the alliance and so we want to continue to push for greater unity on the left. cost is one of the challenges for the alliance of the positions itself to make a big impact on the twenty third. the hon the hat or t news it is not twenty years ago today the river dance was first performed as an interval act at the eurovision song contest and doubled since then the show has been seen by moment twenty five million people worldwide. on the night at the dance was first found the keys to avoid sovereignty was backstage working and the unit patients first. in addition the deal folks. it's going to see her sick of the net to ensure we have crackling sound and picture from them. when charlie brown has signed a ninety second one in their honor. he teamed with the looted the country took him past weekend bu

that is is now in defending champion ross ramadan is safely through to third round of the madrid masters after thrashing one monica. the one on the wall was in sparkling form as he looks to win an entry for the fourth time in his career. he went six minus six now and is now in the last sixteen. on the same side of the door to succeed thomas that it's made short work of the big seven kevin on the same winning six mm on six for one. allowing the washington wizards beat in the top seeded indiana pacers in the eastern conference second round series at now. the wizards came out winners by one hundred and two points to ninety six from the field scoring twenty five event points. trevor rees and made all six of his three point attempts. as the wizards prefers to live in the best of seven series the wizards ten heads when they beat the chicago bulls in just five games in the first round of the season except this time in the second round since two thousand and five i'm still with basketball intending to run to the oklahoma city thunder has been named as the nba is most valuable player in the two t

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we've got pilgrimage holidays and ramadan coming up at the end of june. >> reporter: this morning, healthepartments in at least 30 states are working with federal health officials to track down passengers who shared flights with patient number 1 and patient number 2 who had to be hospitalized in orlando. both men flew from saudi arabia. they underline that this is a new disease. that it isn't terribly contagious but does kill, more than 160 people have already died from this. most of them in the middle east. robin. >> we do have to keep that in mind. thank you. for more we turn to dr. richard besser who spent many years there at the cdc. in fact, that's where you were before we were lucky enough to have you join us. remind us again what mers is. >> stands for the middle eastern respiratory syndrome and it's a respiratory infection that can lead to pneumonia and the concerning thing is that up to a third of people, 30%, can die from this infection. >> the concern about its spreading here in the u.s. where does that stand? >> this weekend it was really a big turn in this investigation. the

cultural things for instance last year the route closed down for several routes in recognition of ramadanthe holy week. but considering i mean you said it costs much more to keep equipment in afghanistan than it does to ship it out i'm sorry opposite of what i just said cost much more to ship it out than they keep it there is let's talk about what's being kept there well a lot of the equipment that is being kept there for us is kind of what we saw in iraq is some of the the lower tech equipment in terms of keeping equipment there let's take them out for instance that's kind of probably the most recognizable vehicle. in iraq wars it comes ten thousand dollars to destroy one of those vehicles versus fifty thousand dollars to transport them right so they're saying ok we'll you know we'll sell them they're trying to ship back sixty percent of the equipment they're trying to sell or scrap forty percent the problem is that you have to take that equipment as is where it is so you are asking other countries to have to interact in a sea and figure out their own transport routes which adds on to th

cross-talk the arab spring i'm joined by my guest the bill ramadan the in london she is a journalistand commentator on arab affairs also in london we have toby cadman he is an international criminal lawyer and serves on the board of the syrian commission for justice and accountability and in norman we cross to joshua landis he is director of the center of middle east studies at the university of oklahoma right cross talk rules in fact and you can jump in anytime you want to go to you first in london you wrote an article recently egypt comes full circle the end of the arab spring why did you write it and what does it mean. whoa i've been following events in egypt for some time i joined a group of lawyers in november that was looking at documenting crimes that occurred during the recent military coup and then following the. targeting of the muslim brotherhood and their supporters we saw a court sentenced five hundred twenty nine people to death many of them sent to you and i as an international lawyer i found the whole process i'm so fences that i thought that the right about nobility

into the streets over the chill of that team hundred one day national sound we're also seeing during ramadan so youths and waving planks from the air out of the front. and in just a couple of minutes it's over to oksana boyko and while. dudley williams a partner went to waffle house to rob it he apparently didn't expect anyone there to have a concealed weapons permit but justin harrison did it waited for just the right moment drew his weapon and killed williams but woods is grieving family are now calling to change south carolina's concealed carry laws are upset that harrison was not charged obviously right or wrong good or bad the family of williams has the right to feel sorrow for the loss but if it wasn't their loved one who was the robber i think they might feel very different this our bribery situation is the exact reason why concealed carry permits exist if you to be liberals about concealed carry the always present some sort of fancy. a situation where god would help you to prove that you don't need them what if a guy sticks up behind you then you're going to be totally worthless man

twenty four pakistani soldiers that actually shut that border down but things like the holy month of ramadan can shut down that port and that border for several weeks at a time so it was just it was a really little details that are important and lay a big role and how the equipment is transported that just didn't make the final cut and you obviously did a lot of digging into this story so at the end of the day what was the biggest takeaway for you oh i think the biggest takeaway for myself and i think of something that the viewers probably noticed the most was just the amount that we're talking about the amount of equipment that is going into these wars the amount of equipment that is the waste of the amount of equipment that's coming back the amount of money and the amount of time and effort that trans com that centcom have to put into all of these different stories in order to kind of bring this whole in the war together it's not simply bringing the troops out and wash your hands of everything there are lots of things to take into account and we only have a few seconds left for. the people