and what's going on is a lot of people in the sro and district 6 is dealing with a lot of mental unwellness. nobody is giving us wellness there. we have to deal with stress. thanks to -- against violence. i have been going there for years now and i'm getting therapy now. san francisco is too much on people that have disabilities. i live next door to a lot of people that are older. they are putting everyone in sro's. i think sro's are great. we are not disability and disabled anymore. that's a shame that i know mental health, i think the lady said from the mental health bill that they are going to start giving more assistance to these people that are living in hotels like me. i know it's a disability but we don't know what the mayor of disability council does. and i don't see the lady who looks like me here. she told me, i have been getting here trying to see her but beautiful rainbow hair. what's going on, we know that we need the mayor to really, disability council. i'm a member of sda and cara and we advocate for a lot of things. i couldn't stay to the meeting because i had to get my ther

you mentioned the sinister and maturing unwell most effective palestinians most of these from such a natural step they would achieve this state attorney through direct negotiations. no certainty announcements and you natural steps that is when you push a peace accord further away you know the school staffed by then will be on sits in an actual stamps by mouth. we will need to continue negotiations we will not do so at any price. israeli prime minister speaking to the east and the ukraine away crowds of progression demonstrators stormed government buildings in a number of cities today. in the city of donetsk a which is around eight to ten meters west of the russian border dozens of people wearing mosques force their way into provincial government building. there were similar scenes in the eastern city of concave office forgot to tell of a crime that he has the latest. that code is that the regional administration of reach and we just read that that it's been taken over by pro russian demonstrates its embrace the rustic side above its idea and it's up to date and if there was a violent

he is unwell and is being freed in berlin. 22 iraqis are eligible to vote on wednesday. >> one of the main issues is poverty. 10 million iraqis live on or below the poverty line, making do with less than $5 a day, according to government figures. many of the poorest have no faith that anything will change. >> baghdad goes away. these people used to build. they call it tin city, a slum in the north-east. at least 25,000 people live. from all over buildings and other tradesmen drop trash. the locals use what is dumped here to build homes. as children play this man worries about the future. he not only looks after his own daughters, but provide a home for five orphans whose parents died in the violence that blights the city. >> translation: this is an oil-rich country yet i have been living like this for 15 years. i don't have anything. the politicians come and make empty promises. we are fed up. we can't handle living like this any more. this place is not fit for animals. >> the government, in 2010, promised people in the slum that it would tear it down and rehouse them. since then the

they start to feel unwell. tired. well, then, after that it gets unpretty. people actually start to develop significant diarrhea. then they start to vomit. but what really is a hallmark of this is that it becomes bloody. the body starts to be unable to clot and as a result you see blooding on the outside but it's the bleeding on the inside that's the most concerning and it can often cause death. it's a difficult thing to test for, and that's part of the problem. in the beginning of outbreaks like this, nobody knows what's happening and that's when people become careless. that's when health care workers start to get infected and that's how something like this starts to spread. here's a very important number, 42. 42 days. that's two incubation periods. if you get to 42 days with no new cases, that's when people will say, okay, this outbreak is over. they got to scour the entire country, the surrounding areas, and make sure there are no new cases, and then it's time to pack it up. and still ahead, i'm going to show you how my crew and i stay safe reporting on a

they left with 36 sick passengers, today they say 66 passengers are unwell and confined to their cabins. several crew members are also in isolation. norovirus is highly the contagious. >>> imagine a cinco de mayo without limes. it's a real possibility from bay area spots that are squeezed by high lime prices. jodi hernandez joins us, and you can blame the mention condition drug cartel, is that right? >> reporter: it seeming that limes are hot commodities. the price has skyrocketed forcing some restaurants to take limes off the menu. homestead restaurant's known for its farm-fresh ingredients, but there's one type of produce you won't find in this kitchen. >> the price of the limes has gone through the roof. >> reporter: oranges and other citrus are replacing a once favorite fruit. wholesalers say the price of limes has shot up some 700% since january. >> the limes, probably in the past three months, they've gone from like $15 a box up to 120 to $130 a box. i've been in the business for around 32 years and never, never have i seen them this high. >> reporter: the folks at this produce di

they start to feel unwell. tired. after that, it gets unpretty.gnificant diarrhea. they may start to vomit. what really is a hallmark of this is that it becomes bloody. the body starts to be unable to clot. as a result, you see bleeding on the outside. but it's the bleeding on the inside that's the most concerning and it can often cause death. it's a difficult thing to test for, and that's part of the problem. in the beginning of outbreaks like this, nobody knows what's happening. that's when people become careless. that's when health care workers start to get infected. that's how something like this starts to spread. here's a very important number. 42. 42 days. that's two incubation periods. if you get to 42 days with no new cases, that's when people will say, okay, this outbreak is over. they've got to scour the entire country, surrounding areas, and make sure there are no new cases. and then it's time to pack it up. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn. >> very worrying situation. as sanjay said, 42 days. that's the number they're hoping to get to without any

>> if the president of the united states makes a judgment that jonathan pollard, ill, mentally unwell, having served a long time wants to be released on humanitarian grounds, do it, but don't conflict it with peace and undermine the intelligence in the process. >> woodruff: what about it? i think if there's a humanitarian reason to release jonathan pollard, it makes sense for the united states to get something for it on top of that and to use this card, which is a wasting asset becausel because s eligible for release within the next year or so anyway, and is ill. so i think it makes sense, if the united states has enough legal grounds to do this, if the president decides that it's okay after having served so long in prison for a very serious crime, then we should also play the card for something that's worth doing, which is preserving the peace talks. >> woodruff: just to keep the talks going, you would say that -- >> absolutely. because i think they can do it without this. >> i don't agree. i think if you're going to get something for pollard, get something consequential and signific

assassinating the muslims are new to me yet all the houses of muslim families have been burned down and was unwell. thanks be to a sunday. soldiers patrol the custody of defense against attacks by him to the decreased in addition since the announcement that with all the packing up that use the activity. these muslims to flee to start eating their lives behind us meeting. we will come back we must come back. because this is our ability. we cannot abandon it like this those who are about to need to come back when they did this is all that's left of the muslim neighborhood here in boston go before they can come back. the hatred will have to ease between communities and nuts can take time. christian suited to the idea that only six hundred cricket season. two thousand the show. great beaches. this is the two communities are still suffering and it's no fun for a visit to some excellent rebels. most of the match still on african soil. this few days that we will be with him wilson who want to see the crease. his jeans on j reported. it is devoting so far in india long lines in fourteen states including t

reports are that he's extremely unwell. this poor devil has been punished enough.ist as a jewish state. how can israel possibly make peace with people who do not accept its right to exist? the palestinians exist to return to israel. that would automatically make israel into a majority non-jewish state within a short time. obviously, this is also not a possibility for israel. yet mr. obama and mr. kerry try to paint israel as a villain here and say israel built departments in east jim nearby and that's what's called the fantasy peace process. maybe israel should not keep building those apartments. but it seems to me it's a pretty small stumbling block compared to the palestinian's refusal to acknowledge israel exists. i hate to break this to secretary kerry but no state can make peace with neighbors who allow terrors to come over to their country and kill civilians and refuse to agree that the state in question should exist as it was constituted. the bottom line truth, israel wants peace. it will cheerfully acknowledge a palestinian state if they get recognition. th

then his mom died and he had some conflicts at work it was a breaking point for him hysteria feeling unwell he became more anxious and started having problems sleeping after that his aunt his mother's cousin perswaded him to go to the hospital and he agreed to it all now when i consult lawyers the first question they ask is wasn't it voluntary hospitalization and i answered no it wasn't because how can it be voluntary if his simply can't insist on his own rights without someone else's support when entry was first admitted to a mental hospital that same came to him was an artery and i asked him first of all to draw up a will leaving everything to her and then to give her a general power of attorney he signed everything he just thought that those were his relatives and they were trying to help. his aunt stars in the process of having him declared legally incompetent somehow managed to get him out of the hospital for an expert examination afterwards the court declare him a legal incompetent or based on that examination i started trying to get him out of hospital it lists for some time but his

can often start off looking like the flu, you get a headache, people have fever, they start to feel unwelldevelop significant diarrhea, may start to vomit but what really is a hallmark of this is that it becomes bloody. the body starts to be unable to clot and as a result you see bleeding on the outside but it's a bleeding on the inside that's the most concerning and it can often cause death. it's a difficult thing to test for and that's part of the problem, in the beginning of outbreaks like this, nobody knows what's happening, and that's when people become careless, when health care workers start to get infected and how something like this starts to spread. here's a very important number. 42. 42 days, that's two incubation periods. if you get to 42 days with no new cases, that's when people will say okay this outbreak is over. they got to scour the entire country, the surrounding areas, and make sure there are no new cases, and then it's time to pack it up. still ahead, i'm going to show you how my crew and i stay safe reporting on a story like this one. we'll give you an exclusive look

has said that it may be unwell. but the shop isn't illegal but the protesters gathered here have made it clear that they want the shop shut down probably boyko artsy. no one then it isn't the only place where the sentiment has hit the streets thousands of them to nazi protesters clashed with police in berlin they staged a demonstration against thirty members of the far right national democratic party the group's members had planned to march through the city but were stopped in their tracks by the large ground. five nato service members have been killed in a helicopter crash in the southern afghan province of kandahar a taliban forces claim to have shot down the helicopter but officials have not confirmed this the troops are preparing to leave the afghan territory at the end this year leaving the task of fighting the taliban to the local army. four story building has collapsed in vienna injuring at least six people because it's not been identified yet but witnesses say they heard an explosion and there are fears that