WHITFIELD: A sudden outbreak of Hepatitis C cases is being linked to a New Hampshire hospital. Twenty people who worked or were treated at Exeter Hospital have tested positive for the virus. Health officials say anyone treated there since October 2010 should be tested. Plans are under way to test more than 900 people. Officials suspect the outbreak was caused by an infected hospital employee who reused needles on patients. The suspect has not been identified publicly. And a disturbing setback for the housing market, foreclosures spiked last month. Almost 206,000 homes went into foreclosure in May that is a 9 percent hike from the previous month. Georgia had the highest foreclosure rate and Arizona second followed by Nevada and California. A big factor in all of this, the multimillion dollar settlement that the banking industry paid for unfair foreclosure practices known as robo signing. The banks were to push ahead the backlog of foreclosures after issue was resolved. You won't believe how fast tuition is rising for students at public universities right now. We will tell you what it means for your kids' future. But first a guy who plays the organ and makes it cool. He is young. He wears crystals and leather, and he is on this week's "NEXT LIST."</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The organ is not what it's about, it is about the performer. We have a whole community of American organists sort of saying to each other that we need to do something to promote the organ. And this is a ridiculous and fruitless idea, which is of course doomed to failure, because you don't promote a medium anymore than painters promote the paint in the tube or hear a cellist or rock guitar, but we go to hear them. Naturally, I want to continue to try to reinvent myself, and there is a camp sensibility to that. My name is Cameron Carpenter and my work is the playing of the organ in an unprecedented way.
Hepatitis C Cases Traced To Hospital; Foreclosures Spike In May