this week. also, elon musk brought us a new generation of rocket ships and electric vehicles. now he sees machines that could be learning to outsmart even the smartest humans. it has the potential of civilization destruction. martha: we ll talk about that. a preview of his big discussion with tucker. first, the future of american s cities. chicago and new york were magnets for americans that wanted to make it big. now huge numbers are fleeing from these cities and others as d.a.s and mayoring seem numb to the chaos prompting the exodus in part. here s chicago this weekend during what they re calling a teen takeover. watch this. yeah. just a regular saturday night, right? police running for cover. i m sorry. police were recovering cover for terrified tourists that were out for a nice evening in the city. look at that destruction. teens were smashing car windows, sending three people to the hospital. here in new york, today, you ve got house republicans that are in town to
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The death toll has risen to 12 in the equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) outbreak that began at an international jumping competition in Spain in February. Competition organizers and scientists are scrambling to understand the details leading up to the crisis.
The outbreak includes neurologic cases and is “very, very aggressive,” said Göran Akerström, DVM, veterinary director of the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI).
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The Horse’s previous report on March 4 of six horse deaths, two more at the Valencia hospital have occurred, as well as one in Barcelona and one in Germany, the FEI reported.
Nearly 200 horses remain quarantined at the competition venue in Valencia by government officials in Spain, where EHV-1 is a reportable disease, said Anne Couroucé, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ECIEM, of the International Horse Health Center (CISCO), in Nantes (Oniris), France. The French Equestrian Federation (FFE) commissioned Couroucé to provide support on-site in Valenci