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About these e-mails, his involvement in the e-mails but he is fighting that subpoena. >> thank you. north america seize the first ever bird flu death. a canadian died on january 3rd. the virus rarely passes person to person and health officials call this an isolated case. but they are tracking down everyone who came in contact with the traveler. the virus has been worrying health experts for a decade now. the world health organization confirmed 648 human cases of the avian flu mostly in asia s...

Domestic worker was taken to hospital after contracting the virus in critical condition from what were told at the moment. the country has escalated the response level plan. and heres why. >> the world health organization says in the past ten years, 651 cases of avian full were confirmed and of those, 380 patients died. the who says whenever flu viruss are circulating in poultry, sporadic infections or small clusters of human cases are possible. >> especially in people exposed to infected househ...

The buried lead, thats a story we think should be getting more attention but its not. todays buried lead may keep you and everyone else in the world a lot healthier. doctors may have figured out how to stop the spread of a deadly new strain of bird flu. a specialist with w.h.o. tells cnn the virus is spread by poultry workers moving to and from wet markets and farms and last months closing of shanghais poultry markets resulted in a sharp drop in human cases. turns out there are some things eve...

Conversation of president obama from two week expanding on the bid to restart peace talks with israel. >> china says it is confident it can control a new strain of the bird flu mobilizing resources nationwide, the h7. there have been 21 human cases so far. six people have died. pope francis installed as bishop of rome today honoring the late pope john paul ii who remains quite popular in rome after his death in 2005. >> some bold predictions in the tech world. a technology research company says ...

Moved outside and filled the streets of hebron, palestinians furious at israel. they say israeli doctors denied proper medical care to that prisoner which basically allowed him to die. >> so protesters and israeli soldiers have fought several days now in the west bank. two palestinian teenagers have been killed. israelis say protesters attacked a checkpoint with fire bombs forcing them to open fire. in china health officials are now racing to solve what is really a medical mystery when you think...

Conversations about it and figuring out as smart, compassionate people how to solve these problems. martha: i fear that the gun issue gets so much more attention than this other part of it, that clearly is an essential component, dont you think? so what, these people would not have carried out these crimes if they did not have a mental health imbalance. >> absolutely. i agree with you. martha: thank you very much. good to have you here today. a big problem we hope to continually bring attention ...

Between the -- the patient and the healthcare provider. >> i think that at that point the patient would be the child struggling on the table. wouldnt you agree? >> thats a very good question. i really dont know how to answer that. >> despite todays clarification by planned parenthood, pro-life groups, such as the susan b. anthony list are calling on congress to re-examine the 500 million taxpayer dollars given to planned parenthood last year. chris? >> chris: molly, thanks for that. no official ...

Power outages from the super storm, and the majority of them, in new york and new jersey. those lucky enough to have generators are facing fuel shortages with long lines at the pumps again today, people waiting hours for their town only to have if man cases stationed run out of gas before they can fill up. the problems now spreading into eastern pennsylvania and there are fears of a jet fuel short average at the major airports in new york. now the latest from new york but, first, rick is live in...

Kennedy, goes before the parole board next month. jon: new information on the deadly west nile outbreak impacting states across the country. government reports show the number of new cases rising despite efforts to contain mosquitos spreading the virus. more than a third of cases are being reported in texas. casey stiegel is live for us in dallas. casey, the numbers dont look good. >> reporter: jon, they dont. the number of infections continue to climb and a new death is reported here in dallas ...

Effective. >> reporter: planes are spraying seven more cities to stop a deadly outbreak of the west nile virus. the controversial spraying began last week. and since then, the centers for disease control says fewer mosquitos have been found in traps. >> they referred to our area as an epidemic. and they think that we are turning the tide on this epidemic because of these actions. >> reporter: in texas alone at least 21 people have died from west nile. its the hardest hit state among 16 reporting...