Thanks for staying with us, everyone. Still so many questions tonight about the storm. Lets get right to chief meteorologist Kevin Lemanowicz with the latest models of the hurricane. Ken. The answers are becoming a little clearer tonight, let me show you whats going on. This is the storm. You saw the satellite picture already, still sitting here in the central bahamas and doing major damage. A few of the pictures will come out to the Outer Islands by tomorrow. There are watches and warnings in place for the bohemian islands, and theres also Tropical Storm watches and warnings for the inner islands, winds 130, thats blowing all the time at 130 in the eye of the storm. Moving west at 3 Miles Per Hour. So a slow mover. Slow enough that its going to miss its ride to get pulled inland and pick up a ride in the jetstream out to sea. Saturday evening. Sunday evening, gradually we get into a category i by monday evening. Theres nantucket and there goes our storm. Way to the south owes even the
Sick left and right. In places where we see this kind of spread through health care personnel, many times what we see when we look is that those Infection Prevention practices are either not well established or, if theyre established, the adherence to them is spotty. And thats certainly what we seem to be seeing in many parts of the world. Host your colleague at the cdc, dr. Tom frieden, tweeted out that mers risk remains very low, Ongoing Communications help us how to reduce the spread. So how is the cdc working with the World Health Organization on thisesome. Guest so we have many partners, and one of the major one is the the World Health Organization. The who sends teams around the world and is able to bring together multinational groups that help us Bridge Communications challenges and bringing multiple perspectives to the ground. There are also regional offices that are supported by the World Health Organization, and so the combination of cdcs Global Platforms and whos platform si
World, from an animal reservoir, the path can be mixed. We saw with sars a meat animal being sold seemed to be the original source, that was getting into human beings that way. Other infections we have seen bats be an original source but not the direct source necessarily. We have seen bats transmit the infection to pigs or horses, not mers but other viruses. Animals in between the original source and humans can be part of the pathway. So difficult to pin do you. How is it spread . What we know so far is based on early and limited information, but what we can say for sure is it doesnt seem to spread from persontoperson very efficiently. Doesnt spread across a group of people like chickenpox in a summer camp. Instead it seems to be related to really close contact with somebody who is actively sick. So people who have taken care of a sick Family Member, peek worming in Health Care People working in the health care settings. What are the symptoms . Mers causes a very generic looking respir
Its crazy this is going on. Really upsetting. I appreciate you talking about this lamome morris. Thank you very much from new girl. Thank you. Lets continue on. Youre watching cnn, im Brooke Baldwin. We begin with that volunteer sheriffs deputy who admitted he shot and killed a man by accident confusing his gun for his taser. Today, 73yearold robert bates turned himself in. His lawyer spoke out about the seconddegree manslaughter charges his client faces. We will deficit this in a court of law. When he has the opportunity to speak at the conclusion of the case he will do so okay . Thank you very much. What do you think about the charges . I feel theyre unwarranted. Shouldnt have been brought. Can you talk about how Police Benevolence has turned out to be something evil . Thats surprising. Theyve taken fact this man has been good to the community and been benevolent to the community and been a great citizen for our town and made it something bad or sinister. The last part of that statem
As we prepare to gather with Aggie alums on Saturday, it is fitting to celebrate the NCTA Aggie-of-the-Year, Allison Wilkens of Gibbon. The remainder of this writing combines excerpts from Allison’s many nominations for the.