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Causing the skin to break down, which is why some call it a flesh-eating bacteria. it can be treated with antibiotics, but spreads quickly and causes death in one of every five people infected. leah delanos fiance, jim hewitt, traveled from michigan to naples, florida, to help a friend after the storm, but a wound to his leg after falling into water became infected, and within a matter of days, hewitt was gone. jim came down out of the goodness of his heart to help people, and ended up losing hi...

Traveling above 31,000 feet? the first one we look at is man pads, manned portable air defense systems, shoulder-launched missiles that use i.r. sensors, infrared sensors, and those missiles go after the hottest part of the jet. so that is what the capability that isis, if they had one, would use. they cant go above 20,000 feet. so its pretty clear that it wouldnt be a man pad that brought down that, just as man pads were used by the mujahadin against the soviets in afghanistan and actually help...

Skpliess two minuting. the launch looked picture perfect. everyone watching on the ground could see the sudden bust of smoke in the sky, and our camera even picking up the debris scatter. in fact the debris scatter large enough it could be seen by the national weather satellite off the coast. elon musk tweeted throughout was an overpressure event in the upper stage liquid oxygen tank. data suggests counterintuitive is the cause. it landed upright in the ocean saving them millions of dollars. but...

Debris field and it appears to be quite a large area. what does that tell you, sir? tom in. >> im sorry, tom, go ahead. >> looking at that debris scatter, one it is the high fragmentation. this appears to be a high-speed impact. it is over a fairly large area. we cant see exactly where the initial impact crater was. once it was hit, pieces could have been thrown out quite some distance. but looking at the fragmentation going on here this appears to be a much higher speed than normal. it is going...