Most public venues in Mexico City are closed due to the swine flu outbreak there. Correspondent Jennifer Schmidt reports on some foreign tourists in Mexico City pondering their next move.

The World's Lorne Matalon profiles a pediatrician in one of Mexico City's hospitals. The doctor is struggling to care for his young patients and protect his own health amidst the swine flu outbreak.

Global swine flu outbreak

Nick van BlossAnchor Lisa Mullins introduces us to British pianist Nick Van Bloss. He's returned to the stage last night in London after a 15-year absence. Van Bloss has Tourette's syndrome, and he hadn't played in public all those years after experiencing involuntary tics during a previous performance. But last night, there were no tics.

Anchor Lisa Mullins tells us how the swine flu outbreak in Mexico is affecting three very different people: A restaurant manager in Mexico City, a man who is about to be married in North Carolina and a race car team leader from Ireland.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Jorge Milke a businessman who lives just outside Mexico City about how life for him and his family has been altered over the last few days since the outbreak of the swine flu.

The Obama administration says its acting aggressively at all levels to respond to the spread of the swine flu. This as U.S. officials have confirmed the first death from the swine flu on U.S. soil. The World's Matthew Bell reports on the latest developments on the outbreak.

Global swine flu outbreak

A swine flu-induced setback in global trade might have an unwelcome effect on nations' efforts to prepare for and deal with a pandemic. Anchor Lisa Mullins learns more from Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.

The World's Matthew Bell reports on how a swine flu crisis might affect the global economic recovery.

Global economic crisis

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with epidemiologist Richard Wenzel about a 1976 swine flu outbreak in the United States -- and how the fight to contain and treat it then compares with authorities are facing today. Dr. Wenzel diagnosed some of the earliest swine flu cases in 1976.

The World's Mary Kay Magistad reports that China is taking steps to prevent an outbreak of swine flu there.