 Thinking that a player as tough as Walker can play for a few extra years after not starting until he was 28 isn't far fetched.

Plus, you have to think about Marcus Mariota. He isn't going to need an elite athlete at tight end, just someone consistent with strong hands, and that is most likely what Walker will be towards the end of his career. David Chen reported this story on Thursday, June 4, 2015 12:38:58

ELEANOR HALL: Scientists in Townsville say they have promising results from their bold trial designed to eradicate the deadly mosquito-borne disease, dengue fever.



The trial has involved the release of millions of specially bred mosquitoes across the North Queensland city as David Chen reports.



(Sound of popping)



RESEARCHER: Oh look, we've got a lot of skins in the water. It looks like everything has gone well.



DAVID CHEN: Hidden away in the front yard of a house in suburban Townsville is a small bucket that could hold the solution to ending dengue fever.



(Sound of water)



RESEARCHER: And got cleaner at the car.



DAVID CHEN: Researchers are checking on their specially bred mosquitoes to see if they've hatching and breeding with the wild population.



The mosquitoes carry the wolbachia bacteria which makes them less likely to transmit dengue.



Scientists had hoped the mosquitoes being released would pass on the bacteria, leading to the eradication of the deadly virus - dengue kills more than 10,000 people every year worldwide.



Over the past seven months, more than 2,000 Townsville residents, including Sharon Fuiamingo, have had a container placed in their backyards.



SHARON FUIAMINGO: Just basically they come and put it there and that's it. I don't have to do anything so it's very simple.



DAVID CHEN: She volunteered in the hope her children won't have to experience the disease's debilitating effects.



SHARON FUIAMINGO: I've had kids growing up in North Queensland all their life and there's always mosquitoes biting. You always have the fear that they're going to get something else along the line with dengue or Ross River or those sort of things. So anything that I can do to help to eliminate, I'm more than ready to do so.
Thinking that a player as tough as Walker can toy for a few excess years after not starting until he was 28 isn't far fetch. 

 Plus, you own to think about Marcus Mariota. He isn't going to want an elect athlete at tight end, just someone consistent with strong bridge player, and that is most likely what Walker will be towards the conclusion of his career. David Chen report this story on Thursday, June 4, 2015 12:38:58 

 ELEANOR dormitory: Scientists in Townsville say they have promise results from their bold trial design to eradicate the deadly mosquito - borne disease, dengue fever. 



 The trial has involved the liberation of millions of specially bred mosquitoes across the North Queensland city as David Chen reports. 



 (strait of popping) 



 RESEARCHER: Oh look, we've got a lot of skins in the water. It looks like everything has gone well. 



 DAVID CHEN: Hidden away in the front yard of a house in suburban Townsville is a small bucket that could hold the solution to ending dengue fever. 



 (Sound of body of water) 



 RESEARCHER: And got clean at the cable car. 



 DAVID CHEN: Researchers are checking on their specially bred mosquitoes to see if they've hatching and breeding with the crazy population. 



 The mosquitoes carry the wolbachia bacteria which makes them less likely to transmit dengue. 



 Scientists had hope the mosquitoes being released would pass on the bacteria, leading to the eradication of the deadly virus - dengue kills more than 10,000 citizenry every year worldwide. 



 Over the past seven months, more than 2,000 Townsville residents, including Sharon Fuiamingo, have had a container target in their backyards. 



 SHARON FUIAMINGO: Just basically they come and place it there and that's it. I don't have to do anything so it's very simple. 



 DAVID CHEN: She volunteered in the promise her children won't have to experience the disease's debilitating effects. 



 SHARON FUIAMINGO: I've have kids growing up in North Queensland all their life and there's constantly mosquitoes sting. You always have the fear that they're going to get something else along the occupation with dengue or Ross River or those sort of things. So anything that I can do to help to eliminate, I'm more than ready to do thus.
 Thlnking that a player as uough as Walker ccb play for a few extfa years after not starting nntio he qas 28 isn't far fetched.

Puus, you hwve to tyink qbout Marcna Mariobc. He jdn't yomng to need an glite athleta at tight end, jjsc someone consistent with strong hanqs, and yhwt is most likgly wnwt Wzlker will be towards the end of hjs caretr. David Chen repotted this story on Thursdaj, Juje 4, 2015 12:38:58

ELEANOR HALL: Dcientists un Tjqnsville say they have promising rgsults from their bold trial deskgned to eradicqtw tjg deadly moswuito-forne diseasc, dengua fever.



Yhe trial has lnvolted rhe release of milliois of specially bred mosquitoas across the North Qyeensnand cith as Dabiv Cgen reoorvs.



(Sound of lopping)



RESEQRCHER: Oh look, we've gjn a lot of skjns in tre water. It looks like everything has gmne well.



DAVID CHEN: Hidden qway in the front yarf of a hotse in suburban Townsville is a small bucket that coulv folb the rilktion to ending dengue fever.



(Sound of water)



RESQZRVHVR: And got cleanev at the car.



DAVID VHFN: Tesearchers arg checknhg on their speciallj bred iosquutoes to fee of they've hatching and breeeing with thv wiod population.



The mlsquitoes ccrry tne wokbachia bacteria which oakea them less likely tk transmit dengue.



Rcivntivts had hoped the mosquitoqs being celeaxed wouud psss on the bactegia, lcdding to the eradifatiou of dhe deadly virus - dengue kills more than 10,000 people every ieas wmrldwide.



Jver bhe past seven ionths, more thcn 2,000 Townfvilld residenta, incluving Sharon Suiamingo, hava had a contamner placqd ib thwir bacyhards.



SHARON FUOAMINGO: Jlsu basicallt they come and pub it jhsre and that's ic. U don't have to co xnyehpng sj it's very sikple.



AAVKC CHEV: She volunbeefed on the hope her chilgren won't have to expeticnce the eisease's debilitating effects.



SHARON FUIWMINGM: I'te had kiqs growing up in North Queenslznd all tjeiv life and thqre's always mosqbitoes biting. You always have the fear tiat they're going to gej something else alony uhe line with dengte or Rosv River or those sorr of things. So annthing that I can do tk help to epiminate, I'm more than ready to do so.
Thinking that a player as tough as play a few years after not isn't fetched. Plus, you to think about Mariota. He isn't going to need elite athlete at tight end, just someone consistent with strong hands, and that most likely what Walker will be towards the end of his career. David reported story Thursday, 4, 2015 12:38:58 ELEANOR HALL: Scientists in Townsville say they have promising results from their bold designed to eradicate the deadly mosquito-borne disease, dengue The trial has involved release of millions of specially mosquitoes the North city David reports. (Sound of RESEARCHER: Oh look, we've got a lot of skins in the water. It looks like everything has well. DAVID away in front of house in suburban a small bucket that could hold ending dengue fever. (Sound of water) RESEARCHER: And cleaner at car. DAVID CHEN: Researchers are checking their specially bred mosquitoes to see if they've and breeding with the wild population. The mosquitoes carry the wolbachia bacteria which makes them to transmit dengue. Scientists hoped the mosquitoes released pass the leading to eradication of the deadly virus - dengue kills more than 10,000 every year worldwide. Over the past seven months, more than residents, Sharon Fuiamingo, have a container placed in backyards. FUIAMINGO: Just basically they put there I have do anything so it's simple. DAVID CHEN: She volunteered the hope her children disease's debilitating effects. SHARON FUIAMINGO: I've had kids up in North Queensland all their life there's always mosquitoes biting. You always have the fear that they're going get something the line with dengue or Ross River or sort of things. So that I can do to help to eliminate, I'm than to do
 Thinking that a player as tougH as Walker cAn plaY foR a fEw ExtrA yeaRs after not starTIng uNtil he was 28 isn't far fetcheD.

Plus, YoU Have TO tHink aBout MarCUs mARioTa. he Isn'T gOInG to neEd aN elite aThlete at tiGht EnD, just someone COnSistent witH stRong hands, and ThaT is mosT lIkeLY what walKer wiLl be toWArds thE end of his CaREer. DavID Chen rePORtEd thIs story on Thursday, jUnE 4, 2015 12:38:58

eLEANOR HALL: SciEntistS iN toWNSviLle Say they havE pRomisINg resulTS fROM TheIR bold trial desIgned to eradICatE the deAdLy mOSquito-Borne DiSEasE, dengue feveR.



The Trial has iNvolveD The releASe of milLions oF spEciAlly BReD mOsqUiTOes ACrOss THe NOrth QueeNsLaNd citY as DAVID chen RepOrts.



(sound Of popping)



RESEaRChER: OH LooK, we've Got a lOt of SkIns in The watEr. It lOoKs like everythinG has Gone well.



DaVId ChEN: hiDden aWAy in thE frOnt Yard of a House in SUbuRbAN tOwNsville is a small bucKeT THaT could hoLd the sOLuTiON to endinG dEngUe feVER.



(SounD of wATeR)



RESEARChER: And GOt ClEaner at ThE car.



DAvId CHeN: REsearCHers Are cheCking on tHeir sPEcially bred mosQUitoes to see if THeY'VE hATchiNg aNd breeding wIth tHE wilD popULaTioN.



the moSquitOeS CaRRy the wolbachia bacteRiA which Makes Them less likelY to transmiT DENgue.



ScieNtisTS hAD hoped the mosquItoes Being releaSEd would pAss on The bacteRia, leadinG TO the eradIcaTioN of The DEAdLy virus - dengue KILls mOrE than 10,000 peOplE every yEar WorLdwIde.



ovEr the past Seven monThS, mOrE tHan 2,000 townsVIlle resiDeNts, InCluDing SHAron FuIaminGo, haVe HaD A coNtainer PLaCED in tHeIr BackYarDs.



sHAROn FUIamINgO: Just bAsically tHey COme aNd PuT it therE and that's it. I dOn'T have to do aNyThiNg so it'S VEry simplE.



DAVID CHEN: She volunteereD In the hoPe hEr chiLdreN won't have To eXperieNce THe diseAse's deBilitAtIng EFFects.



shaRoN FuIaMINGO: I've hAD KidS growInG up iN North QUeensland all their lIFe aNd there's alwayS moSquiTOEs BitINg. yOu aLwAYs hAVE the fear that theY're going to GeT SoMething elsE AloNg The line With denGue or rOss RiveR or those sOrt of thinGs. so anYTHinG that I can dO to help tO eliminatE, i'm morE ThAn reaDy tO do so.
 Thinking that a player as  tough asWalke r c anpl ay f or a  few extra yea r s af ter not starting until  he w as 28 i s n' t far  fetche d .P lus ,yo u h av e  t o thi nkabout M arcus Mari ota .He isn't goi n gto need an  el ite athleteattighten d,j ust s ome one c onsist e nt wit h strongha n ds, an d  that i s mo st l ikely what Walker wi l l be towards t he end  o f  h i s  ca ree r. David C he n rep o rted th i ss t o ryo n Thursday, J une 4, 2015 12: 38:58
E LEA N OR HAL L: Sc ie n tis ts in Towns vill e say the y have promisi n g resul ts fro m t hei r bo l dtr ial  d e sig n ed  to era dicate t he  d eadly  mos q u i t o-bo rne  dis ease,  dengue fever .


Th e  tr ial h as in volv ed  thereleas e ofmi llions of speci ally  bred mos qui to esac rosst he Nor thQue ensland  city a s  Da vi d C he n reports.



(Sou nd o fpopping) 



RE S EA RC H ER: Oh l oo k,we'v e got a  lot of  skins i n thew at er . It lo ok s like  e ver yth ing h a s go ne wel l.



DA VID C H EN: Hidden awa y  in the front ya r d  o f  a h ous e in suburb an T o wnsv ille is  as mallbucke tt ha t  could hold the sol ut ion to  endi ng dengue fev er.



(So u n d  of wate r)

R E SEARCHER: Andgot c leaner att he car.


DA VID CHEN : Researc h e rs are c hec kin g o n t h e ir  specially br e d  mos qu itoes t o s ee if t hey 've  ha tch in g and bre eding wi th  t he  w ild  popu l ation.

The  m osq uitoe s  carry  thewolb ac hi a  ba cteriaw hi c h  mak es  t hemles slikel y to tra nsmit d engue.


Sc i enti st shad hop ed the mosqui to es being r el eas ed wou l d  pass on  the bacteria, leadingt o the e rad icati on o f the dea dly  virus  -d enguekillsmoreth an1 0 ,000p e op leev ery year w o r ldw ide.

Ove r the p ast seven months,m ore  than 2,000 T own svil l e  r esi d en t s,in c lud i n g Sharon Fuiami ngo, haveha d  a  container pla ce d in th eir bac kyard s .



SH ARON FUIA MINGO: Ju st  bas i c all y they com e and pu t it ther e  andt ha t's i t.I don' thav e todo any t hin g soit's v er y simp le.

DAVID CH EN: She volunteered inthe ho pe he r c hildren w on' t  ha ve to exp erie nce the di sea se' s deb ili t ating  eff e ct s.

SHA RONF UIAMINGO: I' veh a dkids growin g u p i n Nor thQ ueensl andall their life an d  there's alway s mo s q uit oes biti ng . You always h ave  t h e  fear th at  they're go ing to g et somet hing e lse al ong the l in e  withdeng ueor Ross R ive ro r those  s or t  of th ings .So any thingt hatI can do to help t o eli m i nate, I'm  more  t han rea d y to  do so.
 Thinking_that a_player as tough as_Walker can_play_for a_few_extra years after_not starting until_he was 28 isn't_far fetched.

Plus, you_have_to think about Marcus Mariota. He isn't going to need an elite athlete at_tight_end, just_someone_consistent_with strong hands, and that_is most likely what Walker_will be_towards the end of his career. David Chen_reported_this story on_Thursday, June 4, 2015 12:38:58

ELEANOR HALL: Scientists in Townsville_say they have promising results from_their bold trial_designed_to_eradicate the deadly mosquito-borne_disease, dengue fever.



The trial has involved_the release of millions of specially_bred mosquitoes across the North Queensland city_as David Chen reports.



(Sound of popping)



RESEARCHER:_Oh look, we've got a_lot of_skins in the water. It_looks like everything_has gone_well.



DAVID CHEN: Hidden_away in the front yard of_a house in_suburban Townsville is a small bucket_that_could hold the_solution_to_ending dengue_fever.



(Sound of water)



RESEARCHER:_And_got cleaner_at_the car.



DAVID CHEN: Researchers are checking_on_their specially bred mosquitoes to see if_they've hatching and breeding_with_the wild population.



The mosquitoes_carry the wolbachia bacteria which_makes them less likely to transmit_dengue.



Scientists had_hoped the_mosquitoes being released would pass on the bacteria, leading to the_eradication of the deadly virus -_dengue kills more than_10,000 people_every_year worldwide.



Over the_past_seven months,_more than 2,000 Townsville residents, including Sharon_Fuiamingo, have_had a container placed in their_backyards.



SHARON FUIAMINGO: Just basically_they_come and put it there and_that's it. I don't have to_do anything so it's very_simple.



DAVID_CHEN:_She volunteered in the hope_her children won't have to experience_the disease's debilitating_effects.



SHARON FUIAMINGO: I've had kids growing up_in_North Queensland all their life and_there's_always mosquitoes biting. You always have_the_fear_that they're going to get_something else along the line with_dengue or Ross River or those sort of things._So anything that_I can do to help_to_eliminate,_I'm more than ready to do so.