he says unlike other diseases there is no blood test for cfs. and while patients can experience debilitating fatigue for years, some doctors still skeptical that it's a legitimate condition. >> most important moment when i see new paent in our clinic is when we tell them that we do believe they have a relevant disease. >> but new brick through could soon change perception of chronic fatigue syndrome. and potentially give doctors a tool to identified tie and diagnose it. >> it's this one here with the blue fibers going aroyptd. >> dr. zane and his team use image technique to compare the pwren of cfs patients with a control group. what they found were 3 consistent abnormality in the if patients including a path way that connects different parts of the brain. >> and people who had worse fatigue this measurement was more abnormal. third thick we found thinks track connects 2 point of the brain. we found that those 2 pinpoint of the brain that were connected by the track were also ab initials he says the abnormality wouldn't have been picked up on no

he says unlike other diseases there is no blood test for cfs. and while patients can experience debilitating fatigue for years, some doctors still skeptical that it's a legitimate condition. >> most important moment when i see new patient in our clinic is when we tell them that we do believe they have a relevant disease. >> but new brick through could soon change perception of chronic fatigue syndrome. and potentially give doctors a tool to identified tie and diagnose it. >> it's this one here with the blue fibers going aroyptd. >> dr. zane and his team use image technique to compare the pwren of cfs patients with a control group. what they found were 3 consistent abnormality in the if patients including a path way that connects different parts of the brain. >> and people who had worse fatigue this measurement was more abnormal. third thick we found thinks track connects 2 point of the brain. we found that those 2 pinpoint of the brain that were connected by the track were also ab initials he says the abnormality wouldn't have been picked up on

he says unlike other diseases there is no blood test for cfs. and while patients can experience debilitating fatigue for years, some doctors still skeptical that it's a legitimate condition. >> most important moment when i see new patient in our clinic is when we tell them that we do believe they have a relevant disease. >> but new brick through could soon change perception of chronic fatigue syndrome. and potentially give doctors a tool to identified tie and diagnose it. >> it's this one here with the blue fibers going aroyptd. >> dr. zane and his team use image technique to compare the pwren of cfs patients with a control group. what they found were 3 consistent abnormality in the if patients including a path way that connects different parts of the brain. >> and people who had worse fatigue this measurement was more abnormal. third thick we found thinks track connects 2 point of the brain. we found that those 2 pinpoint of the brain that were connected by the track were also ab initials he says the abnormality wouldn't have been picked up on

i know that at least through here in san francisco to our communities i know us cfs we've had many many folks over the years from drs. without borders and public health groups from berkeley and many of the positions and [inaudible] and there's a real urgency for us to take a look at maybe internally through our networks and share some of these concerns with some of the folks back in washington and the regional commission. and say here is something were concerned about because these folks to come out and they are [inaudible] they don't have supplies into something we could do maybe as a nation to make sure they're being [inaudible]. i hate to be long-winded on this but this is been going on on and on and it's getting worse rather than better. i certainly [inaudible] and bring it up of department of public health as we've always been very much involved in many many first responders etc. tom you always been very active in these >> we been the in very close contact especially ucsf because anybody who goes over to monitor them when they come back and you csf has been an incredibly collaborat

them are in the bay area which is kaiser, open kaiser sacramento not bay area but closed in nus your cfs and the other hospitals will come on board we know that you have [inaudible] in california will become ebola treatment centers. they also denied a second category of hospital that the calling ebola assessment centers. the idea there is that the truth is that the only people who are really concerned about coming down with ebola are the people we are monitoring. basically were capturing every. coming back. so we know who's been potentially exposed and the people who would become sick would come out of that group of people. so the idea is that if they develop any symptoms and some of them will, they would go to and ebola assessment center, and if they test positive they would go to a treatment center. that's the general plan for the us. the way they would are going to do it in california, would probably go to use the ebola treatment centers for both those categories. just because a number of people that were following is small enough that it just makes sense to send everybody to one plac

he diagnosed her condition as chronic fatigue syndrome or cfs. he says unlike other diseases, there is no blood test for cfs. and while patients can experience debilitating fatigue for years some are still skeptical that it is a legitimate condition. >> the most important moment is when we tell them that we do believe they have a real disease. >> but a new breakthrough could change per -- perceptions and potentially give doctors a tool to identify and diagnose it. >> it is this one here. they use sophisticated techniques to compare the brains those in the control group. they found three ab nor mall tees including a pathway that connects different parts of the brain. >> and people who had worse fatigue had a higher measurement. we found that those two points of the brain that were connected by this track were abnormal. >> they would not have been picked up on a normal mri, and it is still unclear what caused them. with targeted imaging they hope they can eventually be used as bio markers to confirm the diagnosis. and they say the early diagnosis w

alliance and at the upcoming conference of mayors in dc in january they will be doing a piece on lwc cf to further advocacy at the local level with the funding. the secretary was invited to be the keynote speaker at our upcoming parks conference which is around the corner. this is the city parks alliance is national conference -- international conference, greener and greener and vibrant cities and held here in san francisco between april 11 and 14, 2015. greater and greener will bring thght a thousand leaders from around the world to celebrate, and connect and improve the economy and the environment around the world. you will hear more about that in the new year and this commission i am hoping is present and an active participant in the gala and the panels throughout the week but we're excited to welcome the world in san francisco in april and we have invited the secretary to be our keynote speaker. so more on that to come. winter registration. if you weren't paying attention last week get ready for winter. registration for the popular winter programs began with hundreds of classes arou

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this doctor and his team use sophisticated imaging techniques to compare the brains of cfs patients with a control group. what they found were three consistent abnormalities in the scans of chronic fatigue patients including a pathway that connects different parts of the brain. >> people who have worse fatigue, this measurement was more. the third thing we found is this track connects two points of the brain. we found that those two points in the brain that happened to be connected by this track were also abnormal. >> reporter: he says the abnormalities would not have been picked up on a normal mri and it's still unclear what caused them. but with targeted imaging, the stanford team is hoping the abnormalities can eventually be used as biomarkers to confirm the diagnosis. ann is now being treated with antiviral drugs and says the early diagnosis would help remove the frustration so many patients feel. >> it's really only the first step for us and the doctors recognize that as well. we need it to be legitimate and to see how to diagnose it and the next step hopefully is a treatment. >> re

as we get into the cf noons, we see breaks and it is now in sunset and it is continue minutes before the 5:00 hour. >> light scattered hours beginning to move in. and we are still mainly dry. >> daylight hours are going to be mostly cloudy cool. >> rain moving in late. and it begins to move in. it swings through while we sleep and monday morning commute could be a wet one. this is over the north bay. they have pulled back a little bit. and earlier runs had the morning drive just soaked. >> but as we get into monday afternoon, the rain is still falling. monday morning commute. and monday evening. and we have rain in between. you will need umbrella for municipal. >> as far as amounts. looking anywhere from three quarters to an inch. to an inch and a quarter for urban areas. and pick up 2 inches as well. >> it will turn breezy. >> no advisories in place and not like what we saw on thursday k. >> definitely going to get did you say wet. >> 40 degrees. and 49 for oakland. and for the afternoon today. >> mid- to upper 50s. and 61 for berkeley as well as san francisco. and 61 in fremont. >>

thank you very much indeed for stopping by to cf's -- cs. elizabeth saltzman of "vanity fair." we're going to take a very short rake and then we will continue. we will see you in just a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. let's talk about the currency market. let's talk about the pound. construction continues to cool off in britain. we are now at level where we are seeing growth slow at the slowest rate since -- in 13 years. commercial construction is also beginning to fade. we are well north of 50. let me not give you the impression that we aren't generating homes. it has dropped to 60.3. it is still well north of 50. we are waiting for the statement. that will be delivered tomorrow by the chancellor. the currency is under pressure today, what is happening with the israeli shekel. that is large across the country -- currency. let's go to tel aviv. let's find out what's going on and where we are. it does look like a question of when rather than if the governing coalition is going to collapse. the key trigger for this impending collapse is disagreements between the finance minister and

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and i thank you. [ applause ]çf >> ladies and gentlemen, we're going to do a few questions and answers now. i'll start over on this side and work our way over. if you do have a question, please raise your hand. we do have quite a d"qr'qaftr(t&háhp &hc% the crowd, though, so please limit yourself to one question at a time. do we have anybody over here? here we go. >> just a question about lee's strategic division. so you've commented on the fact v that he had a strategic vision, but could it also not be the case that by 1864, he knew that the south had lost?ta8 there wasn't the opportunity for the offensive in 1862, or 1863, that it was over_ç so in fact, if he had strategic vision, perhaps as a leader, he should have encouraged his president to sue for peace earlier than april of 1865. just any thoughts on that? >> thank you, jeff. that's an excellent question. i think it is pretty clear that well along into the siege, lee came to realize that the cause of the south is lost. i don't think he had reached that decision in the spring or 1z summer, or even autumn of 1864. lee was fightin

. >>> when we return, the cf oo of at&t will join us on set. we'll be talking wireless price wars, the internet and much more. first, though, take a look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers. >>> hear it? >> yeah. >> thank you, guys. good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. if you need a doctor, but don't want to leave the comfort of your home, good luck. anyway, remember the -- they used to come with the little bag. >> a house call. >> walgreens is almost like that, though. >> is it? walgreen could have the answer. the company is trying out virtual medical visits. i would like a virtual -- that's how probes should be, right? a virtual probe. if the guy doesn't come, i wouldn't be nearly as ready. in a test project, patient necessary california and michigan can now contact a physician around the clock on a smartphone or tablet. the cost? $49. and, doctors can treat problems that aren't emergencies and don't require an actual physical exam. some examples like p

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