it s the g force on your body. you are supposed to stay tight so the blood doesn t go to your head. i didn t pass out but it did throw up a little bit. they advise to eat something that is tasty. i know it s disgusting. julie: that is the craziest advice that you fell for. have some strawberries so when that comes up at least your is fruity if that makes sense. catch these guys by the way during a trip in 4g at the country. they will be ever a month and a half. just google paf or patrouille de france. julie: i m glad you have the video technicality. bryan llenas great to see you and very brave of you i have to say. i could never. a storied trip.
tests to make sure she doesn t have aides or hepatitis c. caked blood doesn t have h.i.v. doctors want the blood test. but give me a break. if you re maybe there s a whole issue now. they re adamant, the hotel says they offered that other hotel room. by the way. shepard: why was there a syringe in the bed? you don t think they were changed? it s their word against the hotel. housekeeping is saying we changed the sheets. who knows if they planted it. i don t know where they just decided the softball game will go awry and we ll make up this story and be on studio b. sounds like a roach in the super or finger in a chili. shepard: there s a new way to test for thousands of disorders before a child is ever born. scientists say it s a huge break through but think. it could lead to parents picking and choosing their kids.
low on tents. low on food. thick with desperation. one of the really difficult situations here is that there s no mechanism of distributing the aid. it is just awful to think about. as people describe it to us they say it s just really embarrassing to be treated like animals. where is all the aid going? when you see trucks with aid in it and it doesn t seem to be getting to people who need it the most? so we followed this aid truck from a distance. first sign of hope these people felt in weeks. but what was about to happen was outray jous. first government rangers with big sticks organized. women and children here. men over there. all of them waiting in the hot sun. this is hard to believe. these people have been waiting now for some time for food. women and children over here and men over here. the truck was there with aid in it, pulled into the gas station. now they re just leaving. there was no explanation for this. and more importantly, all these people still hungry, still
they are. you push on the tips of your fingers, and the blood doesn t come back quickly. so dehydrated. we re going to get back to what our chief medical correspondent dan jay gupta and his team have documented in a few moments. we want to turn to the security dimension for the united states. big concerns are triggered by these floods. to answer those, we ve called on a correspondent for two and a half years. he knows the country well. zplr washington s wish is for the pakistan military to go after these militant groups, and for the past couple of years they ve done a very effective jobs in doing so, but what these monster floods have done now is shift the focus of the pakistani military away from the the militant groups towards flood recovery and flood relief. they have 60,000 soldiers in
center to take care of them. some of these children have come from a flood. some of them are just citizens of pakistan, dealing with these issues on a pretty regular basis. killer water. just consider the impact. already a million people with crippling diarrhea. malaria, 65,000 cases and the and the world health organization projecting hundreds of thousands of patients with cholera, dysentery and typhoid. pakistan could literally be held hostage by killer water. and all of this, disproportionately affecting pakistan s next generation, like little 3-year-old fiaz. you can check things to see how dehydrated they are. push on the tips of their finger irs and the blood doesn t come back quickly. he s so dehydrated. he has a very weak pulse as well. his poor little mouth is so dry but he s in the right place. he s one of the lucky ones.