but these mice are lucky.study at the ohio state university medical center. instead of staying caged up, they get to exercise in a special rodent-recreation area. >> we also provide, you know, toys, a maze, running wheels for the animals so they have something to do, so they're more socially and physically and mentally engaged. >> the mice seemed to enjoy it, and the researchers made a discovery -- these mice lost more fat than mice who exercised by themselves in their cage. it seems that being around other mice adds an important health benefit. so what does this mean for us humans trying to lose weight? >> what we're saying -- this is not just going out there and getting on the treadmill or being more physically active. you have to be much more engaged socially as well as physically. >> bottom line -- if you'relly. trying to get fit, take a cue from the mice. exercise with friends. >> this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. it's a national epidemic -- every year, thousands of tee

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when researchers injected them with muscle stem cells from young, healthy mice the they began looking and acting younger. for more, check on out the health page on msnbc.com. >> announcer: "early today" health is brought to you by vagisil wash. >>> here's an early look at how wall streak kicks off the day. the dow starts at 12,397. s&p climbed 19, nasdaq crimed 43. the nikkei nudged up 104 points but in hong kong the hang seng dipped 150. >>> fueled by positive economic news, wall street started out the new year tuesday with a bang. money managers with fresh cash to spend were buying. banks, materials and industrials posted big gains. alocoa, jpmorgan chase and bank of america led the dow. alocoa was the driver. november's construction spending surged to the highest in nearly 18 months. also overseas, germany reported last year's unemployment average was the lowest in two decades. in china's slowdown it may be over. gold reversed this year. and oil surged to almost $103 a barrel. coal-related stocks jump on last friday's court ruling delays new air pollution regulations. chesapeake en

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a patient cancer, it's one patient's cancer. >> reporter: and as coyne's tumor tissue grew in the mice gandara and his colleagues found out more. >> we found from that analysis that she had a specific mutation in her cancer which is more common in people who have lung cancer that have never smoked. it's called an e.g.f.r. mutation and there is a drug for that. and we put her on it and she has gone into a marvelous remission. >> reporter: coyne is thrilled. >> absolutely miraculous. i mean, if there is any time to have the unfortunate experience of having lung cancer, i'm in the right place at the right time to be able to have a quality of life and to extend it. >> reporter: but the drug tarceva is not a cure. >> it's a chemotherapy drug and at some point it's going to run out on me. and at this point in time i don't think there is a next step so instead of testing things on me they can test the mice to see if any new drug therapies will be of help. >> what we are hoping to do in the meantime is of course take her cancer that is growing in the mice and at jackson labs and be able to stu

it's strengthened the older mice's organs and doubled their life spans. they're trying to isolate that substance and see if it will work on people. >> no wonder all those mice in my house look so young. meanwhile, let's take a look at where it is raining and where it is snowing and where it's downright cold. we have rain all the way from portions of the ohio valley down to dixieland and it's raining in portions of arizona, the balance of the country is nice and dry. look at these temperatures. brrr, it's cold. 9 degrees below zero in caribou, maine, 16 out at the airport in new york city. almost two dozen in cleveland. and as you can see, the freezing temperatures go down deep into dixieland along the coast as well. 47 right now is the temperature in tampa. eventually later on today down in tampa, it will be 74. temperatures in the 60's and 70's along dixieland up through the central plain states, temperatures in the 50's. 20's in the northern plains. only 14 today in caribou, maine. and below freezing across much of new england. >> all right, brian is no

they studied mice prone to developing retinal damage and old days.tion against oy dated damage to the retina and they credit the antioxidant in grapes. >>> babies may cry more frequently than bottle-fed babies and that is a natural part of communication. bottle-fed babies may appear more content but research suggests they might be overnourished and gain weight few quickly. >>> and more buzz go about jay- z and beyonce's new baby and going inside the hospital room looking like a five-star hotel. >> reporter: we welcome all of the teens and fans. >> and we want to be the team. >> and the ravens want to give the redskins fans something to route for this weekend during the play-offs. will they jump on the bandwagon. >>> and winter is returning tomorrow. gary's back with the forecast.  >> this sunday, the ravens will begin their play-off push toward a super bowl title. for redskins fans, the team didn't make the playoffs. we want to know is it okay for redskins fans to hop on the bandwagon? lindsay murphy is here with more. >> reporter: why not, laura. t

if the skull of the mice can get through the hole, they can get into your home. anything larger than that needs to be filled up. >> for allergy sufferers, there's more to fill up. dust stirred up by indoor heaters is making symptoms flair. if the dry spell continues, outdoor activities may be unbearable. >> we may have less pollen. if it doesn't continue to rain throughout the allergy season, the little pollen that is there will get into the air. people may be more symptom attic. >> rios is worried about it all. her husband has allergies. mice have made their way into the garage, and of course, there's that water bill. she's prying a storm will roll in soon. >> more rain. i hope more rain. we have to pray and say, god, please send more water. we need water. >> and we are back here live where you're looking at one of the many, many dry lawns throughout the bay area. one of the neighbors told me he actually has a mouse in his kitchen right now and as long as these dry conditions continue, we're going to continue to see these kinds of problems. reporting live in con

. >> if there's mice running around or you don't have hot water, you're allowed to not pay your bill. you can get aggregate pieces of information about anything and turn it into a report. >> reporter: he still believes this will help lenders and consumers. >> those who deserve the credit will get it at competitive terms. those who don't need to be saddled with that type of debt will be denied. >> remember to check out your credit report once a year. it's free. go to abc2news.com and check on the money section. >>> how a new test is able to predict whether patients with one form of cancer will wind up battling the disease again. >>> if you have pink eye, we have information on how to keep it out of your house. >>> a new test for lung cancer can predict which cancer patients are more likely to have their cancers come back. two clinical studies identified a genetic test which predicts lung cancer. it will decide whether patients will need chemo after surgery. >>> pink eye is something many families deal with and it's more common this time of the year. it can be from a spec of dust to a v

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i will let you know how long this mice weather is gonna -- nice weather is gonna lass. >>> while folks are hoping for rain after this dry spell, all of this weather means fun in the sun. how january seems to be more like spring time for beachgoers in san francisco. >> reporter: the surf is up and so is the sun again, day after day of it. that means places like ocean beach in san francisco are teaming with people just as if it were able. so they are out here and their little dogs, too. >> you are aware it's january? >> no, it's more like the summer somewhere else. [ laughter ] >> reporter: not what you would expect. >> no, it's beautiful. >> we try to take the dog out and we both need to get out and exercise. >> reporter: they come out saturday no matter the weather. >> we did it no matter what the weather. >> reporter: you caught a break. >> we did. it's like summer temperatures. it's beautiful. >> reporter: higher surf up to 12-foot swells. to -- for the mankg person just en-- average american, that's good enough. back to you. >>> tonight gop presidential candidates took to the stage

couch potato pills build muscle in mice and stops muscle contractions that contribute to heatstroke. day to combat heatstroke. >> check at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, breaking news from a courthouse. a verdict reached in the skate board rape trial. >>> family of a former u.s. marine reacts to a ruling. these stories and others at 4:00 after dr. phil. >> your five day forecast is next. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> we have changes in the five day forecast. we can live with the changes. every time we cool down, we see it warm up again. 41 degrees is our average high. 52 on tuesday. rain on wednesday in to thursday. 52, 51, 43, we are looking at temperatures right around the average. >> layoff weather. >> don't miss the lineup. hawaii five-o, stay tuned for eye witness news at 11:00. this noon a day for beyonce and husband jz as they welcome a new member. the singer gave birth to a daughter named iv blue carter. very cool. >> blue iv. congratulations, guys, if you are watching. have a good one. here's a friendly reminder. it's your last chance to get verizon's reliable high speed internet and phone for small bu

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bison oh is welcome here they already have experience walking cross country children from the little mice and often cross the river in that way but it's risky in winter time so. day we're going to take a detour we'll cross the bridge and forest work and we'll take care of all stuff. picas can choose between several popular routes in different areas of the coax is reserved. close to the trail stands an oval table used by ranges it's meant for hikers passing by wanting to rest for a moment children from the little bison club gather here on the bank of the stream to discuss major ecological actions just as we all know that on the eve of new year's celebrations many local people pick up axis and go to the forest to cut down our green beauties but save the green beauty is the name of a movement organized by the children that they make leaflets bearing the image of a food treat you that they write taxed on the leaflets and display them prominently in the village of. the children hope their peaceful actions will help prevent fur trees from being cut down illegally. preserve ranges however take m

then they took cells from young mice and injected them into prematurely aged mice, you know what they reversed the aging process. these mice then lived two to three times longer. martha: wow. >> their diseases went away. they identified something called factor x. mysterious factor x's that the cells we're making that literally they think might be able to be one day a pill that you and i might actually be able to take to reverse aging. we heard from a doctor who is one of lead researchers at university of pittsburgh school of medicine. you have to hear what she had to say about this. >> my hope that the work that we've conducted in mice could some day be translated to humans so that we can use adult stem cells, isolated from individuals, to help them live healthier, happier lives so that we can use their cells to stave off many of the aging related dises that they fear. osteoporosis or loss of muscle or cognition. martha: wow! that is pretty remarkable. >> we're not talking about embryonic stem cells here. we're talking about our own mature cells. she said she wished she had banked her

. >> the company is a tightly packed wall of pcs and mice. >> you want to know it works on every computer? >> correct. >> how do you test games, you test them all dare? >> you never play the game you are testing it. like you would have a couple objects and try the interactions with the objects. >> we have to be on top of everything, there is a lot that goes into it. >> reporter: assistant producer works closely with dozens of people assigning people with a specific feature to test and released pack a specific species. >> i said do you have a cat or a dog. maybe you went riding. >> horses are bred specialty. >> we have wild horses in the environment. >> and except for the ones that really don't exist, all those animals to have behave like real animals even when the players aren't acting like real people. >> you have to be creative in your approach. you have to think about all the things they could potentially do. it's not something you would expect somebody to do. we have the experimenters. they are deevous. they mess with their simms and mess with their lives. >> it's for their sake that

they are giving them to mice prematurely aged and able to extend the life span of the mice two to threees. treating diseases like dementia, bone problems, heart problems, muscular problems. unbelievable. they found out the cells, immature sells secret something called factor x. factor x worked all over the mouse's body rejuvenating the mice. let's see what one of the head researchers had to say about this. >> now you can see if we can improve the lifespan of the animal but also the us too. we look at signs of osteoporosis. signs of neurodegeneration, with we delete those signs of aging which is very important. >> jon, dr. huard was very impressed with this factor x. he thinks some day it may make a pill for humans. jon: all right. that is my question. if it works for mice what are the chances you get some kind of a anti-aging pill for people? >> another doctor told me she which ared she banked her stem cells as a young person to use them later on toward the end of her life. may take five or 10 years but something we can look forward to in the near future. let's hear what she had to say

. >> mice to meet you. doggett. courtney. who's that? [inaudible] [laughter] >> you are a very nice young man for stevan and who? >> judy. >> who is that? >> the third one is mine. it will be for mary kate and ghanian. >> you are not mary kate. >> diane? that was fun. are you from michigan? >> thank you. >> [inaudible] this beautiful cover. >> thank you. here is your pen. >> hello. i thought you looked familiar. [inaudible] excellent. is this for you? >> elizabeth. >> what are you doing now elizabeth? >> i'm at king's college. >> great. thank you. >> if plame christina. >> i just want to say i just graduated from college in your book taught me more than any professor. >> thank you. >> nice to meet you. >> i think this makes an excellent fathers day gift. >> can you do it to don? >> where are you from? >> texas. >> i love the a lot of fans there. >> yes you do. who do you work for? >> [inaudible] >> okay. you're still republican. nice to meet you. >> i am ciro this is for my dad. it's for father's day. he is a big fan. >> he will love thi

. >> cover up any holes in your home before the rats and mice find their way in. >> how close are we to drought-like conditions. let's check in with jeff ranieri. >> the numbers are just astonishing. look at this, only 16 days with rainfall so far this season. last year at this time, we had 55 rain days in and throughout the bay area. who's doing the worse? that goes down here in san jose. the last time we had any rain at all was december 15. that was only 0.04 of an inch. san jose again seeing the lowest numbers with just over an inch and a half here for the entire rainfall season. putting us at 26 can% of normal. so as we talked about, that is having some issues here with our air quality. we're seeing moderate levels here tomorrow. if you do suffer from allergies or any kind of res toir issues, it's going to beer aounoth tgh t go for you. but here's the thing. weer. >>ghoing to talkbout a developing system. a we'll let you know if we get any showers oit of this coming up in ju just a few minutes. >> you can get our breaking weather news anytime online at nbcbayarea.com. you can use

. >>> a drug that builds muscle in mice may also one day prevent a heat stroke from happening. researchers at baylor found the so-called couch potato pill also protects mice against malignant hyperthermia. the condition can be deadly when there is a rise in body temperature that could cause a heat stroke. the finding may eventually lead to a prevent drug for athletes trying to play in extreme heat or soldiers in the desert who must wear heavy gear. >>> we're going to check in again now with tom kierein with the latest on our forecast. we don't have to worry about heat strooek stro stroke around here right now. >> really got cold overnight. under this cloud cover, this gray january day pick up here by this live view, there's the national cathedral there in the distance, off to the right in the distance is the washington monument. the potomac river under this cloudy sky. it is cold. most locations are still in the 30s and the radar showing some precipitation trying to reach the ground. that bright white area there in northern prince george's county out of southern montgomery may

. >> it will take years to know if it works in humans, but in mice, the tumors almost completely disappeared. angela recently entered her project in the science contest. it was no contest. she got a check for $100,000 and promptly bought about a dozen more pairs of shoes. >> i got these shy's because they are purple and i didn't have purple yet. >> she is still in high school. it's just her dream to keep graduating. >> i'm excited to learn everything possible, everything in the sciences, biology, computer science to make new innovation possible. >> how will she top her cancer discovery? we can't wait. steve hartman on the road. >>> cbs news has lost a long time award winning correspondent. richard was killed today when his car collided with a propane tanker truck on new york's long island. he was with cbs for 25 years before retiring. before that, e was with abc. he corveed everything from the vietnam war not assassination of robert kennedy to the kidnapping and trial. his last appearance was in 2004 on sunday morning when he came out of retirement to celebrate the broadcast's 25th anniversa

. >>> in "news 4 your health," a drug that builds muscle in mice may prevent heatstroke. researchers at baylor found the so-called couch potato pill also protects mice against malignant hypothermia. the condition can be deadly when there's a rise in body temperature that could cause heatstroke. the finding may lead to a preventive drug for athletes playing in the heat of the summer or soldier in the desert who must wear heavy gear. >>> nbc 4's health and fitness expo is just around the corner. and this year's event is being held january 14 and 15 at the walter e. washington convention center in northwest washington. admission is free. doors will open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. both days. we all hope to see you there. i'm going to be there all day on saturday. >> i'll be there on saturday, as well. tom, when are you coming? >> i'm going to be there on sunday. >> there we go. >> and i will challenge you to do pushups. >> one snarm. >> yes. with one arm tied behind my back. >> all right. >> before we move, i want to mention that bullman bridge elementary school in howard co

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and i hope it will allow them to fuel their economy just you know in an efficient white mice but despite that there are a few problems. from your point of view can you understand that there are people who might want to attack you. maybe for a maybe you should cut that just a bit. i'm just asking the question you don't have to answer that i know my answer is yes personally that doesn't surprise me sometimes but doesn't surprise me. so back on land we allude military surveillance to film something that's totally forbidden to film on pain or arrest and major problems yeah. yeah. you know it. runs a protest movement to denounce the environmental damage caused by the all companies wants to show us i think that's where we move. if we will move in the. wrong closed so this is not been born in sin that there are fifty it's to. the end of a pipeline lost in the wild an enormous blaze the stench of gases insupportable five hundred meters is already unbearable i was thinking it was a forbidden guess like that yes that i was there probably. got in that that's going to apply but i'm not on a bad judg

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