good morning, dr. joe. >> good morning.ow, one of the ones that i really found fascinating was this. it sounds really simple but it's a thermometer called the kinsa, fda approved. you just plug it in right into your head phone jack and what's cool about this is that it allows you to put in profiles so you can put all your kids names in here. every time you take their temperature you tap on their name. it records their temperature. you can also put their symptoms in as well as whether or not you gave them some ibuprofen, gave them tylenol watch will be new in the coming year is that it's going to allow you to communicate with other parents in their school. other people in your community to find out what's going around. so somebody can say i just took mary to the body trig, she's positive for strep or johnny has the flu, so that you can potentially track and report back to your pediatrician what you think your child might have. >> how about when we have to wait when we get to the hospital? is there something that can make tha

have as our keynote speaker joe galloway, a dear friend for many years, a great writer, combat -decorated correspondent, journalist, and historian, and it is also great to have dr. gracie galloway. thank you both for being with us, joe. distinguished guests and so many honored guests with us today, our veterans and your families. on this very special day all across this nation, we are remembering all who have served in defense of our nation, but at this very special memorial, we especially remember those who ii, theirworld war families, and those who supported on the home front. we also remember the men and women who are serving today, and they are coming off the battlefields from iraq and afghanistan. what a magnificent job they have done and are doing, and they are all volunteers. as we know, world war ii was the most destructive war in history. an estimated 60 million people lost their lives. mostly women and children and , who got overrun by that war. millions were murdered in concentration camps and death camps. caps -- almost 70 years ago today, on the cymer seven, without warning, the japanese attacked pearl harbor without warning in hawaii, and this nat

we will have dr. joe give you an answer every friday right here. we will be right back. ndreds of >>> developing news now. authorities say the death toll has riz-to ten from a fire on a ferry boat off the of greece. >> alphonso van marsh with a look at the complicated rescue. >> reporter: helicopters battled strong winds, hailstorms, and rough seas as they tried to airlift passengers from a greek ferry that caught fire. flames broke out on the car deck as they slept and there was panic as the fire spread. the ferry was traveling from greece to italy with 414 passengers on board. one passenger called a television station saying the floors were boiling beneath them. others called relatives. >> he thought the fire had started on the vehicle deck and that they were all standing outside. >> reporter: a passenger recorded this video showing how the flames gutted the ship. >> italy's prime minister is praising emergency workers who rescued hundreds much passengers. he is also offering condolences to the families of the passengers who died. italian authorities say some crew memb

dr. joe colly is the ntsb's director of research. >> they have to survive saltwater immersion and immersion in 20 feet of water. we've been successful in recovering data from submerged aircraft. >> the ntsb has been monitoring the situation but so far has not been asked to participate. because airbus is a french company, that country's equivalent of the ntsb they already have a team of investigators in the area. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> edmonton is coming to grips with what authorities are calling its worst mass murder ever. police say a man with a long criminal record killed eight people and then killed himself. two of the dead are young children. police say the killings appear to be planned and deliberate domestic violence. >> it is a tragic day for edmonton, and our thoughts go out to the community as we all come to terms with the senseless mass murder of eight people. >> reporter: police discovered eight bodies at two homes monday. the ninth found tuesday matches the descrip

dr. joe kolly is the ntsb's director of research and engineering. >> they have to survive salt water immersion, and immersion up to 20,000 feet. we've been successful in recovering data from submerged aircraft. >> reporter: the n.t.s.b. has been monitoring the situation, but so far, has not been asked to participate, norah. because airbus is a french company, that country's equivalent of the n.t.s.b. has already sent a team of investigators to the area. >> o'donnell: jeff, i know you have been talking to your sources. >> reporter: well, weather certainly may have played a role. but, norah, investigators can tell an awful lot about what happened from that debris field a widely scattered debris field suggests in-flight breakup but a more focused debris field may suggest the plane hit the water relatively intact, similar to what happened to air france flight 447 back in 2009, when it crashed into the atlantic ocean. air speed indicators were lost in that case, but in this case, it really is too

. >> reporter: which is why dr. joe rosenthal opened one of the first of its kind focused on fall prevention. it could be their vision, medication, or conditions like diabetes and low blood pressure. >> they do a vision exam. we have them do a cognitive exam, flexibility, strength, and their balance. >> reporter: and once a patient knows why they're falling, they undergo specific therapy to help them stop. but that's only part of the evaluation. >> from the falls, people don't realize it's because of their home environment. they get used to their home environment. so they don't see it as cluttered. >> reporter: a home inspection helped sherry replace clutter exercise gear and fear with confidence. >> the anxiety is gone. the confidence is become. it has -- back. it has made my life exceedingly easier. >> falling is the most common cause of traumatic brain injury among older adults. if you have a loved one that's fallen once this year, it's a good idea to have them evaluated by a specialist. >>> always watching. always t

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dr. spanier is no longer president of the university. in addition, joeerno is no longer the head football coach effective immediately. (audience reacts) >> we had gone to bed. the phone rang and i gave it to joe. he said, okay, okay. he hung up and he said, goodbye. he said, they just fired me. so i redialed the number and i said, after all these years, he deserves better, goodbye, and hung up. i couldn't believe they could take your heart away that quickly. >> what do you want to say? why did you come out? (shouting) (chanting "leave joe alone " ) >> we still have things to do. i'm out of it, all right. but we'll go from here. good luck, everybody. thanks for coming. >> we love you, joe! ! , joe! (bleep)! seems like you're making him the fall guy for this. >> we have to do what we think is the right thing to do under the circumstances. i have counseled with the university and our students will behave in the proper manner. >> have you made any plans? our university is adept at handling these affairs and i'm sure they're handled for whatever eventualities

she also has school joe sis and got the magic rods in philadelphia shipers and back for second adjustment. after marking location of expanders dr. patrick kayhill activates them with remote control. >> all right kid owe. >> the rods are length entered quarter inch every three months a small amount close to the way kids grow. >> this procedure she does not have to be put to sleep. it's so much better. kids don't feel the change and dr. kayhill hill says there have not been up infections or serious complications with magic. >> this say revolutionary advance in the care of children with spinal deform activity. >> as children grow they need surgery to get longer magic rods but overall number of operations is reduced from about 20 to just about four. the system is for kids with severe scoliosis still growing. the children's hospital of philadelphia is also now using this system as for brady he had first adjustment and we're told it wentz well. ali gorman, "channel 6 action news" james watson one of the discovererrors of dna sold his noble prize it wept for $4.million. he is first living recipient to sl his noble prize. >>> ducis, ce

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of course the obvious question here, joe, is cdc changing protocols here to prevent this from happening again? >> dr frieden, we know him as director of cdc issued a statement saying he's troubled by the incident in the laboratory and monitoring the health of that one technician who could have possibly been exposed and he directed a full review of every aspect of the incident so that cdc takes all the necessary measures. normally when something like this happens, the lab is closed where the problem occurred and they decontaminate it. they say all of that has been done. the question is whether any other measures need to be put into the procedure chain. >> joe johns, thank you so much. >>> up next, the past year has been dominated by international headlines from ebola as we just discussed to isis. our anderson cooper counts down the top ten international stories of 2014 right after this break. >> reporter: hi. just want to say merry christmas to my family and my newborn who is with mom. everyone else, merry christmas. vo: this year, santa left his sleigh at home and booked his trip around the world on

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dr. cosby, denied all allegations in the past. yet his resignation from the temple board is an indication the effect these accusations are having on him. joeadison from sirius radio, jill is the only one, and dana milbank writes a column. you want to say something about ferguson. cosby is a rich topic. >> i think ferguson, we now know, is much broader. this task force put together will be a lot different than the '60s because you have -- >> more than the kerner commission? >> absolutely. we're old enough to remember that. it got shelved. the reality is a few things happened but there are so many balls. i was with the attorney general yesterday in atlanta and he was treated like a rock star and i think, one, when he announced -- >> why is he quitting? >> i don't nope the answer to that. >> they're not going to get a good replacement in this congress. >> well, if they're smart they'll go ahead and given the president the lady because she is tough. don't underestimate her. she's tough. but when he mentioned that the investigation on civil rights was going to go through, standing ovation. when he mentioned that he was going to announce a platf

hoops highs former chief of staff to joe biden and require love are you the editor of "the national review" and and fox news contributor. robert, your reaction to what drhell had to say. >> i don't think the controversy is the report, i think the controversy is what the report uncovered. they reviewed 6 million pages of cia primary documents. and what they found is in what cia director brennan confirmed is not only did they torture enemy combatants, but the effects of that torture are as he said unknowable. moreover, it also said that these behaviors exceeded what legal patina the bush justice officials put on that. i reject the notion that this conversation we are having as a people makes us weak. i think it's what makes us strong that we can have this conversation as a nation about what we think is right and wrong and what we think the boundaries are in a hostile environment, in a hostile world. martha: a lot of people feel very differently. >> one thing the interrogate jae interrogator is wrong about is that people have abandoned him. they haven't. the reports it an outrage. you could probably get the same conclusions about how it was poorly organiz

vice president joe biden along with his wife dr.ice commissioner. >> adam, thank you for the update. >>> for more i'm joined by new york times reporter and the senior white house reporter for politico who also covered new york politics for several years. matt, i want to start with you. the protest happened last night. didn't head ted the call by the mayor. the head of the police union is doubling down in the criticism of the mayor. how much trouble is the mayor in in? >> he's a difficult spot. it comes on the heels of the campaign in which he cametactic. the men -- even before the protests and the shooters the officers have not feint sufficient support in their minds. that's been kmup candidacommunih the union. >> it's not just the mayor it's president obama and eric holder who have been brought in the conversation. some are being critical of them saying they've been too quiet on the new york police department murders and protests. >> the president tried to walk this line of dealing with the issue of race very carefully. this is an