this is a part of world where bird flu and sars originated. >> a new picture for us. i've never seen this in cambodia before. >> he is the head of the hospital and he allowed us into the icu where the patients are treated. >> to give you an idea how busy this is, even while we were talking. >> he said 66 children came to this hospital with the mystery illness. for 64 of them, it was 24 hours of hell before they died. you heard right. all but two died. in many of these children it started off rather mild. a mild fever. then things progress quickly from there. for example, in this child's case who is 2 years old, we don't know what is causing his encephalitis but this is typically what happens. it starts to bulk and the eyes as you can see, as well. from there it become mercy less. it goes from the head to the lungs. >> you see the lungs. five hours later. >> the last few hours of life, this unknown illness completely destroyed the child's lungs. and there was no way to stop it. >> never seen anything like this before. >> no. this is the first time at the end of april.

and remember, this is a part of the world where bird flu and sars originated. still, right away, dr. richner knew this was different. >> it's a new picture for us. we've never seen this before -- >> he's the head of the hospital and allowed us into the icu where the patients were treated. give to see give you an idea of how busy this is, as we were talking, did richter got called because another child needed help. dr. richter said 66 children came to the hospital with the mystery illness. for 64 of them, it was 24 hours of hell before they died. you heard right -- all but two died. [ crying ] >> in many of these children, it started off rather mild. a mild fever. but then things progressed quickly from there. for example, in this 2-year-old's case, we don't know what's causing his encephalitis. but this is typically what happens. the fontenell start to bulge and the eyes become disconginate, as well, going from the head to the brain to the lungs. >> you see this, 842, and five hours later, his lungs -- >> in the last few hours of life, this unknown illness comp

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and by way of background, this is the part of world that gave us sars, the deadly h5n1 bird flu.of bird flu over the years. we started hearing warnings that a deadly new disease, we paid attention. it all started with this dill general doctor noticing something unusual. young patients were coming into his hospital and dying very quickly. within 24 hours. he wrote a letter of warning describing a terrifying picture, a disease that he had never seen before that was nearly 100% lethal. we decided to go to the hospital. it is in the center of the city. >> with the majority have these cases under the age of 3, were seriously ill and many of them had died within 24 hours of admission. >> that's pretty frightening for people to hear. there's a lot of diseases in this part of the world. many parts of the world. to kill that quickly. the back drop is important. the

the sar back or catch and release? >> let's find out. eric young is joining us via skype.e you catch the shark while you're on the paddle board, what do you d then? >> it's a show for animal planet so it's catch and release. the only thing we do keep we eat on the show. i don't want to hurt anything unnecessarily so it's more about the experience of catching a shark. >> what kind of shark are you talking about? you're not looking for great whites? >> no, we were looking for bull sharks. actually the movie "jaws" is based on a bull shark. luckily for me we didn't find any of those we did find a six-foot lemon shark. >> what's the craziest predicament we'll see on the show. >> the paddle board one was crazy. the pro guy that i was with, we did the thing where we paddled to the deep water because that's where the big sharks hang out. if you want a big shark, you need to have big water. so we paddled out there, we ought it and at the end of the day he was wow, that was crazy, i've never done that. i said what do you mean? he said i never would have paddled to the deep water to

first, eliminate known viruses, like sars and avian flu. >> the first thing that goes through your headmine whether this is one of the usual suspects that you haven't detected before. if it is, has it mutated or changed in such a way that it causes more severe disease? or is it something completely new? >> reporter: these two doctors, french, living in cambodia, solved the mystery. one of the things that we heard several times now from the world health organization is, no steroids should be used. they seem to say that steroids made this problem worse. >> when you have a dying child, you try to use what you have at happen hand. and they were right to try that. now, whether or not it helps remains to be determined. >> reporter: i don't want to belabor this point but they really seemed to indicate that it hurt. that these infections, a lot of times, they can be a problem but they're not particularly dangerous. but something pushes them over the top. and they thought that the steroids seemed to be a common denominator. >> from the cases that we reviewed, almost all of the children died and

the opening sar moannies just 14 days away. >> we want to make them right here and we can make them inwo weeks. >> reporter: we heard from dozens of american manufacturers across the country. who say they're ready to help. logger head apparel in south carolina said they could outfit the athletes with polo shirts. >> we could have done it faster, more sustain bli and the tag in the back would have said usa. >> the 70 proud employees here in texas want to whip us up some scarves too. >> american giant in san francisco and brooklyn say they would be honored to make the rest. >> we can do it. a. >> reporter: all of it. >> made in america. >> reporter: we sent the list of all those proud american companies to the olympic committee and to ralph lauren today. but we have not heard anything back. we can confirm, however, that the united states olympic committee is going to require that future team usa uniforms are made in america. that will be for 2014. diane, tonight there is still no word on any changes to this year's uniform. again, opening day 14 days away. >> love the spirit of those work

and by way of background, this is the part of the world that gave us sars, nipa virus, the deadly birdt almost every new strain of influenza over the years. as we heard of a deadly new disease, we paid attention. it started with this diligent doctor noticing something unusual -- young patients were coming into his hospital and dying very quickly, within 24 hours. he wrote a letter of warning describing a terrifying picture -- a disease that he'd never seen before that was nearly 100% lethal. so we decided to go to the hospital in the center of the city. >> the majority of these cases, mostly under the age of 3, were seriously ill. and many of them had died within 24 hours of admission. >> that's frightening, i think, for people to hear. >> absolutely. >> there's a lot of diseases in this part of the world. many parts of the world. but that kill that quickly -- the backdrop is important here. the hospital treats thousands of children suffering from dang a fever, malaria, and tuberculosis every week. and remember, this is a part of the world where bird flu

they have determined that this is not sars and this is not bird flu but this is some sort of deadly syndromeis going around and they're trying to figure out exactly how dangerous it is and how it spreads. >> it is difficult to assess how dangerous it is if we don't know what we're dealing with and this is the focus of our investigation. get to know what we are dealing with and then we'll be able to take the appropriate measures. >> reporter: so you hear there again that the world health organization and the ministries of health here just don't know exactly what this is. this might be, for example, a combination of different illnesses that has proven to be quite deadly. what they're trying to do's disseminate information through television and radio, any way they can, first to the health providers, which has been relatively easy, but then also to the people. of the people we spoke with who were standing in line outside the hospital a lot of them had just never heard of this. there were a few that had whose children had fever. that's why they brought them to the hospital. this is just a very s

sar yin?> two big questions. >>> now to jesse jackson jr., he's been on a mysterious medical league. we now learned he's been admitted to the mayo clinic for depression and gastro illness. >> and we have a powerful victory in the battle against cancer to report. it's a new law that takes aim at deadly cancers in children. born out of the sorrow of one mother who lost her own child to the disease and in the hope that other mothers facing the same challenge will not lose theirs. here's abc's medical editor dr. richard besser. >> reporter: only one new drug for treating any kind of childhood cancer has come out in the past 20 years. so it won't be another two decades the creating hope act was signed into the laws. for children and families, it was a victory. molly ward who survived a rare form of pancreatic cancer. i met this adorable 9-year-old on capitol hill when she was lobbying for the bill? >> did you feel you were lucky? >> yeah, i actually got to get through cancer and not a lot of people

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