ricci had brought ndm-1 into the united states.was one of the first cases to ever be identified here, and lynch had little to go on. >> there's not a lot of clinical experience for treating these bacteria, anywhere. in the literature, there's no books, there's no things on it. so we had to figure out what to do for david right then and there. >> i get this knock on my door and they open up the door and there's these doctors and they tell me, "we need to isolate you. we need to put you on your own and quarantine you." >> narrator: ricci was in the throes of the ndm-1 nightmare. the gene was spreading resistance to other infections in his leg. >> they showed us the list of them. there were about five bugs. and they said all these infections are resistant to antibiotics. and when they said that, that's what worried me because i'm like, how is he going to get rid of them? >> narrator: lynch tried several powerful antibiotics. but they didn't work. >> have you done any of the colistin-rifampin combinations? >> narrator: he had only one

you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and ricci news. ♪ cheryl: we want to getght up on global markets. take a look at what happened in europe and it's happening right now. they opened up substantially lower, more than 2%. look at what is happening in this country. u.s. stock market futures paring back losses substantially. taking down .5 points as the show goes into the 6:00 a.m. eastern time. joining us now for reaction, michael use and market analyst is joining us now by phone from london. what a mixed reaction we should say. coming back here and there looks to me like you are not that worried over these negotiations. are you ready for a deal? >> coping and ready are two different questions. this reaction reminds me of what happened last wednesday. i think there was a surprise that we got a no vote. the market did miscalculate the feeling with inquiries about the austerity measures implemented over the last five years. but we've seen this morning i say more can do a tory talent from e.u. leaders and players with respect to new proposals from greece. we've als

discriminate based on sex, we got charges from a transgender person who was discriminated against ricci says it is about sex. we said no it is not. we got charges from gay people who said this is just great nation because of the person i'm involved with. we again said no it is not sex. after we said it the court started saying it also. they have these rationales. it is not sex discrimination because the employer discriminates against a man who is gay and against a woman who is lesbian. they are treating them equally. that is a poor argument then, it is clearly a poor argument now. the other reason they said was that was in the intent of congress. the intent of congress was to protect men and women. that shifted when in 1989 the supreme court held that it doesn't matter if you treat some women find if you don't treat other women ok, because they are not matching up to your stereotype of what a woman should be like. evidence that they didn't want to be a partner because she was too masculine, told to wear more makeup, go to charm school whatever. that is sex discrimination. 10 years later

ricci testing used to validate and assured the anthrax spores were inactivated failed to detect the liventhrax spores. what's most troubling is the use of this potentially deadly process four years. as i said last you this is completely unacceptable. these dangers safety lapses are threatening our nation security and public health. the committee hopes to learn today what is being done this time to prevent future safety lapses and will this be any different? last week the department of defense released a report following its internal review of the circumstances surrounding the light shipments of anthrax and according to its report that dod was unable to definitively determine the root causes for how and why they shipped live anthrax. anthrax. anthrax. yet in the report the department acknowledged all these labs routinely operate outside the validate excremental data. so in other words, it seems department of defense labs have been irradiating larger numbers of spores and recommended. labs should have known they couldn't guarantee an activation of all spores at those numbers. especially at