chen became motionally unstable when sars took more than 600 lives in china about ten years ago.hen students at her school caught the illness she was quarantined at home for six months. while hearing news about the deaths of the sars patients almost every day on tv, she became withdrawn and began to feel isolated. while chen continued hurting herself, she went to study in the u.s. it was there that she took self-portraits for the first time. so far she's published two photo books in america on her own self-mutilation experiences and those of other chinese youngsters. she's now planning to express the feelings of these youth by adding a message from them with their pictures in a new book. the raw messages of depair, inner conflict and lost dreams are based on the letters she received and notes she took while photographing the youngsters. this letter is from a person who always questioned her own existence every time she met chen. another woman left a particularly vivid impression o questions the woman remained silent and said nothing. she suddenly removed the gum she was chewing a

it's not like sars. remember when there was the sars epidemic in southeast asia and it started spreading. that was a little bit more worrisome because it was spread through, if i can be talking to bob and he could end up with sars. >> he already has sars. >> and he survived. >> bob has ebola and sars -- >> i'm fine. designee gets healthier. >> you could get something else just from talking to bob. i should be in a hazmat suit. >> that's true. >> let's go to dr. siegel. >> you told me that you can use the same kind of quarantine they use for stars. and the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases the most prominent infectious disease expert in the country he said there's a small chance it would spread here. neither of these experts were worried about spread here. >> should we be worried? >> i think there's cause for concern. i mean you have 190,000 flights coming in to jfk alone, 21 million people a year. a lot of them coming from this region of the world. i will say this. in places like new

in sars, quarantines was crucial. it was one of the main things that allowed them to control the sars outbreak. even though we didn't have a treatment. we knew that if we isolated the people that had sars and scrupulous infection control, they would not spread it to others. but before they had been diagnosed, they exposed many people. and if they weren't isolated, they might have spread it to more and more generations so that we globally quarantines quite a few people. it was one of the most effective ways to stop the outbreak. it has been voluntary so far. we had two patients in the u.s., they exposed 14 to 50 health-care workers before they were diagnosed. those health-care workers were furloughed. they were said to go home, don't have contact with others in the incubation. was 14 days -- incubation period was 14 days. i don't know if you want to mention anything more. >> the cdc is not generally thought of as a regulatory agency. we had some small powers with respect to things like this in terms of what is being im

tuberculosis, mers and sars> . in tuberculosis, we have people that have tb and refuse to take medications and are endangering others. philosophically, we say your right to swing your fist. and you are right to not take your medicine does not extend to developing a drug-resistant form that you cough into my face. new york city was at the epicenter of the outbreak where i helped document as an eis officer. and we rewrote the law because the law had been written in 1959 and there wasn't much in terms of safeguarding it there. we made sure there was an individualized view of the situation. we did not forcibly medicate anyone. but they had to stay until they were cured. we did not put them in a jail, we put them in a hospital. tuberculosis is an area where isolation is sometimes mandatory. quarantines was crucial. it was one of the main things that allowed them to control the sars outbreak. even though we didn't have a treatment. we knew that if we isolated the people that had sars and scrupulous infection control, the

tuberculosis, mers and sars> . in tuberculosis, we have people that have tb and refuse to take medications and are endangering others. philosophically, we say your right to swing your fist. and you are right to not take your medicine does not extend to developing a drug-resistant form that you cough into my face. new york city was at the epicenter of the outbreak where i helped document as an eis officer. and we rewrote the law because the law had been written in 1959 and there wasn't much in terms of safeguarding it there. we made sure there was an individualized view of the situation. we did not forcibly medicate anyone. but they had to stay until they were cured. we did not put them in a jail, we put them in a hospital. tuberculosis is an area where isolation is sometimes mandatory. quarantines was crucial. it was one of the main things that allowed them to control the sars outbreak. even though we didn't have a treatment. we knew that if we isolated the people that had sars and scrupulous infection control, the

during the sars epidemic, who played a critical role.hey have to play critical role this time as well. margaret chan was in charge of the sars response in hong kong. she knows exactly what to do. right now there's a little bit too much freelancing. we want everyone to follow the lead of heads of state. we getall into order, if things in place, this will be brought to an end much more quickly. >> it was margaret chan who said that the outbreak was moving faster and efforts to control it. >> and part of it is because they don't have what they need on the ground. what you just told me was that promises of mobile clinics, of mobile laboratories, of protective equipment, of basic materials like intravenous fluids to provide supportive care, the ability to reach out and communicate and bring people into the clinics, those things have not been put in place. it is less an indication of the speed of transmission then it is of the slowness of the global response. we need to step up our response right now. >> how long will it take? >> weeks. we can

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during the sars epidemic, the a critical role.ve to play a critical role this time as well. margaret chan is ready to do it. she was in charge of the sars response in hong kong. she knows what to do. there's a little bit too much freelancing. we want everyone to follow the lead of heads of state. the heads of state are following the lead of their chan -- dr. chan. >> that does it for "in the loop," "market makers" is next. ♪ 56 pounds the, bloomberg is "on the markets." i am olivia sterns. 30 minutes into the trading day. overall, equities on the rise amid optimism that tension between russia and ukraine could ease. optimism that american air will push back militants in iraq. this comes after a strong rally friday. let's show you but is having on the treasury markets. selling off a little bit with yields ever so slightly higher. ten-year trading at 2.43%> approaching the lowest level in nearly a year. is easy to think treasuries are overpriced if you look at yields historically. they look cheap if you compare them to their peers a

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freed an points out they are using the same isolation they used for sars in 2003. >> i will get to twittereplies and everybody is talking about this. and i have a question for you. hans huner, isolation dr. segal is the concern. could that have been accomplished offshore. explain why it is spread nothing west africa and yet we shouldn't be concerned here. >> it is spreading in wild fire because of burial practice and you wash the body and people are not taking proper precautions and they don't have the health infrastructure and it is very, very different than here. it is no reason to think that the ability to isolate patients and both what they say this has a risk of spread. it is a very small chance. they are heros and courageous people and we feel a public responsibility to take care of these heroes. >> they are not air-borne and more viruss that are likely to be contagious. no one has a chance of contacting the virus. >> it is not contaejous and you have to be in direct contact with secretions. >> sars was spreading through the air. you touch something on an elevator and somebody spread

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. >> hi, i'm speaking as a parent of the child that attended the san francisco anyone sar from 2009 to 12 evidentially i relocated and had to find childcare for they 3-year-old son at the time, it was critically stressfully situation for working parent and it was a godsend when i found san francisco academy they were located two blocks a 5 minute walk from my house. and, you know, is it fair to say a wonderful experience my son one of the important thing was that it was in a safe area i could walk my child to and from school i would walk him to school get ready for work and drive home and be able to go and walk and pick him up and have that time together. as the previous speakers have said not all daefr and preschools are the same i'm an educator i'm impressed with the preparation that my son had there as we went into kindergarten he was more than prepared that experience game confidence as a student he's in third grade i remembers his preschool experience and asked if he can go back and visit the classrooms and teach the preschoolers something i'm in support of, you know, more familie

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russia's food safety watchdogs have found numerous san sar violations. mcdomgds says it's closely studying documents from the regulator and hopes to reopen the restaurants as soon as possible. >> translator: political motives can be ruled out because the entire production cycle is in russia. only the brand is american. >> translator: u.s. sanctions are shameless. we should refuse to eat any american food. >> the shuttered outlets include the first mcdonald's in the country. the restaurant opened in 1990 in the final days of the soviet union. mcdonald's operates more than 400 branches in russia. >> catherine, investors august over the world are feeling pretty confident about the u.s. economy. data out on thursday confirmed just that. and that triggered another round of stock buying. the dow jones industrial average ended higher for a fourth day in a row, closing above 17,000 for the first time in moral than a month. the broader s&p 500 has risen every day this week and climbed to another record high. wlet's get the latest from ramin. >> let's get a check

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most of your viewers foe sar epa.ompany pushes forward the muscular dystrophy program for sar epta. the department of defense prepares for times like this where we might need a medical countermeasure against ebola or serious viruses. >> it's a 60 to 80% cure rate and you have not tested this in humans yet. what is your belief in terms of human survival with this drug? >> well, again, the priprimate s 60% survival. this agent has been tested in human subjects for safety at lower doses. however, the same chemistry has been developed for another hemorajjic diers i virvirus ovek time frame and a good safety. so we believe if we administered our ebola drug at that same dose we think twold confer a clinical benefit and be safe toed a pinster. >> i want to just point out to the viewers you are in a quiet period. we will not get too much into the financials and while i did want to talk about you a little bit. i want to ask about some of the exits from your company of late. the high profile exits. your chairman resigned on the

our stretch of dry weather over the weekend sar ar coming to end this time. >> thank you. high school robotics team showed up some creations in upper darby today sellers library hosted open house and students got a chance to showcase robots they built including one to shoot a basketball and another remote controlled using a smart phone. >> the application what they learned applying to world to solve problems really comes down to science and math the team is good forgetting kids to connect those things what they learn in school to how it is used in the world. >> the contraptions were all bument as part of competition. students are offered a specific >> disaster in d.c.. yup, that pretty much sums it up that sums up late two day for phillies didn't mack a trade for the trade deadline and cliff lee down with another injury and tonight frustration boils over. second inning phils starter aj burnett got getting outside corner to randone. later he hits a three-run home homerer. burnett blows up. next foych jason weather yells now that's outside. the umpire throws him out. ryan sa

. >> reporter: why do we seem more afraid of ebola than sars? or the flu? because, he says, ebola is more dramatic. >> this virus kills 90% of the people it infects. the idea that it's extraordinarily bloody, the idea that causes people to bleed out, the idea that it dissolves bodies. those images were so lurid and so riveting that people fixated on ebola. ah, it's the world's most dangerous and most scary virus! >> reporter: scary but not yet a threat here, not yet a cause for concern. >> worry about the african people who are dying of this disease, be concerned about them. their misery and their jeopardy. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn,. thing. reporting. >>> still to come this hour on cnn, we're nearly halfway through a three-day cease-fire in the middle east. >> straight ahead, the rush is on to make repairs so gaza can have some of the desperately needed basics. >>> you are watching cnn special coverage. >> thanks for staying with us on cnn. here are our top stories. actor robin williams is dead at the aim of 63. he was found in his northern califo

rationing today and just a couple of hours before race time reversed their decision and now the nascar sar is silting out. the crash occurred on a dirt track in upstate new york. this is the event which we cannot independently confirm. however it shows what appears to be stewart's car colliding with a car driven by kevin ward jr. ward's car spins out, then ward gets out of the kerry and starts walking along the track when tony stewart's car comes around and tries to confront stewart, he was truck by stewart's car. >> it's a shock. it's tough for track officials to keep things safe, but accidents do happen. >> any death investigation we are going to sit down with the district attorney, his staff and review when the investigation is complete. people that witnessed it were horrified. they were extremely shocked by what they saw. >> now the rest of the race was immediately cancelled. nascar issued a statement saying in part, our thoughts and pra s prayers go out to the family and friends of kevin ward jr., we support tony stewart's decision to miss today's race. stewart cooperated with the inv

travel agents believe many of those will have been put off having witnessed their own 02idemics such as sars in 20 and more recently the h1n1 flu virus. visitors from the u.s., south america, and europe are scrapping their plans en masse. say, but ificult to would say probably close to about 2000 passenger so far. tourists 10 million visited south africa in 2013. a further million traveled to kenya. in both countries, the industry accounts for more than 10% of their gdp. >> ireland's health service is carrying out tests on a suspected case of ebola when a deceased person that recently returned from africa. ae sample will be sent to laboratory for testing. ireland said the risk of transmission of the disease is extremely low. in the u.s., tensions seem to sourisimmered down in mis following a visit from u.s. attorney eric holder, who is promising a full investigation and into the unarmed black teenager michael brown by a white lease officer. the police have been criticized for their military style approach. one officer has been suspended indefinitely for pointing his military style assault ri

that's why sars patients were treated. unlike sars, ebola's not airborne. it can only be transferred human to human, through contact with an infected patient's blood and body fluids. so casual contact is highly unlikely to transfer the virus. even still, the u.s. has a travel warning for americans heading to the infected nations, but zero restrictions against people traveling here from the outbreak countries. this week at the white house, president obama is meeting with leaders of african nations, heads of state from liberia and sierra leone are not attending. nbc's sarah dallof is outside emory hospital. how is dr. brantly's condition? >> good afternoon. there has been cautiously optimistic news in the last 24 hours. samaritan's purse, the aid organization which he works for, has confirmed he did receive a dose of that experimental serum before he left africa. nbc news has learned he has since received a second dose here in atlanta. his wife has been able to meet with him through a glass window in that special containment unit. she says that he is in good

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when the celebrities got to the red carpet, well, sar wra silverman, when being interviewed by e, openediquid pot. the pen is perfectly legal in the state of california with a prescription, and, well, heidi klume, used the network's manicure camera but to twerk. she may regret that. hayden -- >> great dress. >> she gave up the big secret. we know she's having a baby, but now we know she's having a baby fwirl. >> did you see the picture of sophia tsh. >> they're calling it the joke that failed miserably. no one listens to the president when he gives a speech, so it was sped up, but he gave a two-minute speech, and she sat on the pedestal. some people were calling it sexist and that it was uncalled for. >> she said it was fun spshgs she had a perfect time, and it's part of the awards ceremony, so get over it. works for me. >> works for you? >>> in other news, mike epps know for his role in "the hangover" is apparently the lead in the wrup coming richard pryor bio pic? >> leading the charge is ashton kutcher earning $26 million in year. john crier is second earning $19 million, and in third

but when i meet his parents, sar-it and ilan, they don't cry. they show me bar mitzvah pictures. they tell me he was determined to join the golani brigade, israel's hardened elite infantry unit. and they show me this photo taken weeks before he was killed in an ambush in gaza. i ask if they were scared before he went in. his father is adamant. but his mother fights back tears. she says, "he told us don't be afraid. he knew what he was going there for, and he made that choice." he said there is no reason for people to run when they hear sirens, this has to end now. theirs is a proud military family. their son's commanding officer watches over them as they talk. but it is also a devout family, with religious portraits on the walls. "the jewish people are a moral people," ilan says. "the people on the other side, they are the ones without morals." sarit and ilan receive mourners at their home in ashdod, a small beach town a short drive from gaza. members of their son's unit come to offer their condolences. as do the local rabbis. i ask both parents if they could ever imagine the pos

that woman who has a child with sar never's boyfriend went to police.she was charged with aggravated harassment and later released. >>> she thought she hit the brakes but it was the gas pedal instead. that's caused the honda civic to end up in johnson's flower shop just outside the building here in northwest. the vehicle ended up with its rear end on top of one of the large flower pots on the store at van ness street. the woman was not hurt but there's significant damage to her car. >>> well, first it was bees buzzing the tennis court, now a hair-raising incident involving players at the astoop. during a match in -- the u.s. open. during the match at the u.s. open caroline wozniacki hit a forehand and got her racket stuck in her ponytail. her racket was still entangled in her hair. >> i just started -- you know, it's win of those things -- one of those things us women we keep it interesting. >> the hair malfunction did little to prevents her from victory. she had a win over her opponent. >>> nine years after they became an item. brad pitt and angelina j

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the last time they issued that warning was in 2003 because of sars in asia. the ebola outbreak in west africa has killed more than 700 people just since march. >>> a big win tonight for california's high speed rail project. this is the $68 billion bullet train. a state appellate court cleared the way for the sale of bonds for the project. this overturns the lower court ruling in the process. the ruling is the second legal victory in a week for the rail program. however, after today's decision, the judges said they see many more legal questions looming. >>> well, hello, reno. tesla is deciding among five states where to build a new factory. and it appears the biggest little city in america is the front-runner. tesla confirming it has been grading some property just east of reno. the work started in june. but a tesla spokesman said today there is no final decision. the $5 billion factory will supply batteries for its electric cars. by 2020, the plant could employee 6500 people. california, texas, arizona, and new mexico are the other states in the running. >>>

to get paid fairly, you have to take matters into your own hands because the process is more add ver saryil than people realize. >> some may have difficulty with building codes and coming up with money to comply with those codes. some fell victim to unlicensed contractors and some may find their insurance companies low balling them. that means working with independent contractors and architects to get a cost of rebuilding a home. >> people who come out where they should be are people that documented their claim with independent estimates, stuck to their guns >> donald says he went through give and take, back and forth before settling with his insurance company. >> it's not a fun process you know? it takes time. >> all that work paid off. >> they offered us about $80,000 and $90,000 less than we ended up with. >> i have a link to more information on abc7 news.com. there is a lot of information. >> a national hockey league trophy is going to be on play saturday. the stanley cup is scheduled here on thursday in santa rosa. >> that is great. coming up next, how the napa quake brought out the

had happened the previous mission remember the humanitarian convoy was being projected as a sort of sar again invasion force of ukraine suddenly we have these crims a russian invasion of ukraine and as you say if this invasion had happened the ukrainians the nato would have been desperate to get video of this of photographs out on the internet on the t.v. saying here is proof of a russian putin way of invasion of ukraine and they also authorized this if the russians were going to invade ukraine would they just send in some armored personnel carriers lightly armored vehicles and the answer is no or if you were going to invade a wall zordon world their opponents already have aircraft in artillery you would of course use heavy armor infantry airplanes and artillery the russians on amateurs they know this so it's highly unlikely in any military our idea that you would just send in some lightly armored armored personnel carriers into ukrainian bill with the surfside mission and especially in the whole thing is rather bizarre and especially very strange thing to do as you say when so much att

the recent a bull epidemic has now claimed the life of another doctor leading the fight against it dr sar rogers a prominent position in sierra leone contracted the disease most likely through contact while treating his patients just a week prior to his death dr rogers gave an interview to a local paper where he stressed the importance of hygiene as a means to prevent the spread of ebola dr rogers is only one of the medical professionals treating a bullet to have died of the disease themselves now just a few days before dr rogers death a doctor in liberia dr abraham bora-bora fell ill with ebola and he was treated with the experimental drugs remap the same drug that was given to the two americans who recovered from the virus dr kent brantly and nancy rightful while there is no known cure for the disease their recovery raised hopes that the drug could help the two americans were released from emory university hospital last week both having been the first humans to be treated with the map for dr borger his treatment apparently failed he later died following dizzy map treatment and london an