causes uncontrolled seizures and in many cases, death. scientists are baffled by a mysterious disease that has swept across parts of uganda. far east africa correspondent, will ross, sent this report from the north of you guganda. >> desperate families line up for help. known as knodding syndrome, is severely impairs their mental and physical development. the 13-year-old can hardly stand. he has frequent seizures and rarely utters a word. with more than 3000 reported cases in northern uganda, screening centers have been set up. the disease has also been documented in south sudan. scientists are baffled. they do not know what causes it.

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here is more about a risky surgery to stop a tool year- old uncontrollable laughing seizures. >> it ist heartbreaking to find out your child has a tumor. >> of the brain lesion is called a half older ceramic, thomas. the nation's leading authority is a euro surgeon at north shore university hospital. >> the surgery with the defeat. >> falling too complex operations removing nerve masses, his laughter and spasms stopped. he was eating, drinking it even saying new words. >> it said a village year it is a lot of prayers. >> matthew and his family flew here from st. paul, minnesota. explain how happy we are. >> it has been 10 days with no sea jurors. he is becoming himself. >> i realized he has a long life to go, but he has a lot of hope now. >> is a blessing to be involved in this. >>ysabel: still to come, a california church paying it four for driver struggling to fill up their gas tanks in a live look outside at the golden gate. there are not too many people out there this morning. ed earliere right back m 3 >>ysabel: police thetered c1 parkedack men kind demanded of them. ppshooting ni

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she uncontrol. what about tiger woods and his disappointing round?committed to what i was doing. i made bad swings, that is fine. what i was doing, everything was something i am excited about and i can take positives going into tomorrow about that. >> basketball fans, tomorrow seattle in town to face the a's. giants down in arizona taking on the diamondbacks. today bill murray couldn't just throw out the first pitch, had to round the bases and i think you call that a slide. on the mound, good form for bill murray. everything was in form today. the cubs lost their opener. that is the sporting life. more baseball to come, of course. >> all right. thank you. >>> more breaking news, live scene pictures from news chopper 2. investigators are starting to -- they have gone through the trash can, they were searching for the possible murder weapon used in monday's oikos university shooting. >> we will have full coverage on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. and also the 10:00 news. í [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it?

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the chaplain of this tiny christian college sobbed uncontrollably knowing he has lost seven family membersn the paid for the safe passage of each salt and pray for the survivors. the equates we're all broken hearted. the mud and the plaid shirt is one of those survivors. still too distraught to appear on camera told me to linda tells by phone. he says the car was one of its 13 classmates taking profits practice test monday when a burst of the classrooms. door chatting it to line up against the wall nervously he and seven others combined the remaining class apparently moved to slow. he opened fire site says and shot set that sounded like a cannon as classmates collapsed lifeless to the floor he went down the main hall but it wasn't until the lot himself an empty nearby classroom that they'd realized he'd been shot in the right shoulder the 45 caliber bullet exited his back state had no idea he was allegedly roman the campus looking for history targets jessica serve beyond. the nursing program director. >>> she cried all night last night. i heard her on that long. >>> serbia's close friends

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it has a severe impact on the development of children and causes uncontrolled seizures and in many cases, death. scientists are baffled by a mysterious disease that has swept across parts of uganda. far east africa correspondent, will ross, sent this report from the north of you guganda. >> desperate families line up for help. known as knodding syndrome, is severely impairs their mental and physical development. the 13-year-old can hardly stand. he has frequent seizures and rarely utters a word. with more than 3000 reported cases in northern uganda, screening centers have been set up. the disease has also been documented in south sudan. scientists are baffled. they do not know what causes it. they have not yet come up with a cure. in the words, badly burned children -- they had seizures when near a cooking fire and were unable to move. >> others are still in critical status -- unable to eat, unable to walk. they are most likely to die. >> driving through these villages, it is absolutely staggering how widespread the problem is. just about every home will stop that, the parents have said

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. >> the atrocities caused by uncontrolled armed gangs are run the worst in recent history.aylor gave them weapons and other support while he was a involved in peace talks. >> the evidence established that the accused was engaged in arms transactions at the same time that he was involved in the peace negotiations, publicly promoting peace as the negotiations while privately providing arms and ammunition. >> the prosecution welcomed the verdict, which is the first of its kind in almost 70 years. >> today's historic judgment reinforces the new reality -- that heads of state cannot hide behind their positions, that they will be held to account for war crimes and other international crimes. the judgment of firms that with leadership comes not just power and authority but responsibility and accountability. >> the court will announce taylor's sentence on may 30. the 64-year-old warlord turned president will serve out his prison term in britain. >> we will have more on the verdict against charles taylor coming up later on in the show, but now to germany. it was 10 years ago today t

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the elections were about stopping the obama agenda, stopping health care, stopping the uncontrolled spending, stopping the tax increases. that is why the voters sent me here with this huge class of freshmen. our job is to stop them. the speaker has done a good job in a tough situation. it may be the toughest job in america right now, what speaker boehner house to do when he has to deal with harry reid and the white house. it is a tough job. i would say he has handled it well. >> what have you learned along the way? you have been on the front lines trying to push the agenda to the right. that often involves going toe to toe with the leadership in the house. that has led to clashes. what have you learned as you have experience that? >> you should always deal with a smile. we always try to do it with a smile on our face pushing for the policies we truly think are in the best interest of america. our job is to push. that is why the republican study committee exists. when our conference has been most unified, it has been when it was a policy initiative or a piece of legislation that the republica

violence and instability over the past couple of years the arab spring foreign intervention in libya uncontrollable debt problems and riots in the u.s. and throughout europe threats of global recession how do you think these political and economic crises feed off of one another and keep the momentum going well it's all the same crisis which is the collapse of globalization it doesn't work anymore and it manifests itself through the rise of commodity prices forty seven million americans live in poverty they're not spending half of their income on food but they're now spending about thirty five percent. when you see a rise in gasoline prices. which are going up words in the united states and in oil projections will continue to rise up words above four dollars a gallon maybe five dollars a gallon so. we have created a kind of global oligarchy elite which is super national it owes no loyalty to any particular country it has reduced the working class within the united states within the developing world. to a level of almost subsistence existence it tells workers that they have to be competitive on a glo

to, what it did to families was the fear that this working class was forming, it was forming an uncontrolledces. >> they did it before in taverns. you had a revolution. >> that's right. but that was against the bad guys. >> you see. >> good revolution. >> this revolution would have been against those capitalists and they were not happy about that, but really they didn't need to worry so much because a couple of things happened. first, prohibition came along and absolutely shut down the sal loons. we don't believe in doing things halfway in the 20th century. >> no, no. >> and then after that, you had the great depression. so by the time that will breweries got going again, a lot of the local breweries, regional breweries are already within wiped out and a lot of those breweries had been supporting those sal loons, in fact, 70% of the sal loons at the turn of the century had tie-ins as they called it with these big brewers. those connections with severed and what you get is the emergence of these national beer companies that are distributing widely. they're using things like steel cans in orde