in the end this means also a causative treatment or at least it can cause it to because we know that there is something. like a chronic pain you know that we know that there's a pain memory there's also something like an. each memory so to to break this the itch memory this internet treatment can be also called. so the mysteries are what part of this intense right now and they get it right not be getting it oh dear newport news east somewhat they ask here to write the huge in between zero and ten with ten being the worst but when i came here bitching was somewhere between a six and seven now it's a three to four so i'm fairly happy with my progress. thanks to be there for sharing your story with us thank you and so we just talked about all the interim causes for the writers but the scheme can't be a cause by itself like in the wood in the titles. the neck. in elbows and the legs are the main problem areas for manfred kinds of holding he has a chronic condition called neurogenic titus also known as a topic eczema his skin has difficulty retaining moisture so it becomes dry red cracked

often it takes a long time to figure out the cause. that happened to. it started ten years ago very suddenly she was out taking a walk on the soles of her feet started it ching. hai my feet feel like they're burning to get a burning it ching sensation across the soles of my feet. it feels like i've just stood on a burning hot stove there's no other way to describe it. it spreads from her feet to her hands and then her entire body sometimes it's such torture that she uses a fork to scratch the soles of her feet. i just don't know what else to do. it helps my fingers aren't strong enough to get the itching under control. like many people who suffer from etching she's had trouble sleeping for years those who is studies of the patients who suffer from it xing and those with severe chronic pain syndrome show a similar impact on quality of life and single here absolute for. some patients experience depressive episodes were developed clinical depression or anxiety that's what can happen if you suffer from terrible itching for years on end. after two years on yo

in the end this means also a causative treatment or at least it can cause it too because we know that there is something. like a chronic pain you know when we know that there's a pain memory there's also something like an itch memory so to to break this is the itch memory this intimate treatment can also cause. said mr meeson what about this intense right now in the play better right now to be getting it over to your part of the aging is eased somewhat but they are scared to right the itching between zero and tail with ten being the worst but when i came here bitching was somewhere between a six and seven now it's a three to four so i'm fairly happy with my progress. thanks to be there for sharing your story with us thank you and so we just talked about all the internal causes for writers but this scheme can be caused by itself like in the woman titles . then neck. in elbows and then legs of the main problem areas for men for a kind that will blink he has a chronic condition called neurogenic titus also known as a topic eczema the skin has difficulty retaining moisture so it becomes d

problems that we're facing in earth in treating our patients with chronic providers that there was a cause at some point and we cannot identify this cause anymore but the. memory is still there so so these are exactly those patients where we need to cheat with systemic drugs because we can't get rid of the problem by treating the skin can you delete that memory well we really do not know at the moment how good we can delete the memory or how long we have to be able to treat the patients to delete the memory but but it is indeed the idea that we want to achieve an effective treatment of the itch for a certain amount of time and by that hoping the brain sort of forgets which and how big are the chances that you'll get sufficient results from the patients well i would say that we can improve the situation in basically every patient the question is how good are we in improving the situation so there are few patients with these chronic problems where we achieve a complete control of the symptoms but if we get to sixty seventy percent improvement and this is quite a success and that can be achie

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a discussion with the patient often reveals that the low testosterone levels aren't causing the symptoms there's something else at the core of it all. if someone is going through a mid-life crisis testosterone levels fall but the testosterone deficit didn't cause the crisis it was the psychological difficulty. so giving testosterone is utterly useless because you have to get to the roots of the condition and sort out the psyche you can't sort out with a dose of hormones and. scientists have been arguing for years about the effects and side effects of testosterone replacement therapy some claim to have shown that testosterone gel increases the risk of strokes and heart attacks the u.s. food and drug administration even mandates a warning on the packaging. hamburg's university heart center undertook a large scale fourteen year study of eight thousand healthy men together with helsinki university they wanted to find out when to start their own levels fell and which illnesses occurred the results were surprising. things in we saw that testosterone levels correlate with abdominal fat overall

, not without a cause." you know that social services teams, that juvenile offending teams, are working day and night to try and stop young people from moving into a life of crime. how does faith in god make any difference? when i first changed my life around at the age of 20, and i got exposed to the holy spirit, it completely transformed me. what i have had is a dependency that god's got this. and i believe that this is going to work. father, thank you so much for this great session we just had today... the puncher who became a preacher. and proved that some dreams really do come true. martin bashir, bbc news, in east london. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's emily. tonight, as tommy robinson appeals his jailing for contempt of court, we ask the ukip leader why he is backing his calls. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. our main headlines this evening. play it again, sam... what more there could have been for wales captain sam wa

term because i suppose it's developed after say ten or twenty years so you cannot put women on a shot cause them yeah that's true but in the moment we would not recommend home and replacement therapy to prevent osteoporosis we know that the overall net effect is probably more negative so we have a risk to harm in terms of cardiovascular disease breast cancer the beneficial effect is the also to pull roses but that doesn't hold way out the negative effect so for osteoporosis you would recommend then say exercise and eating healthy exercise eating healthy is excellent in prevention if the women receive or have to process we have a number of specific treatment options which we can provide them so if. comes through in says that she doesn't want to get tom on replacement therapy she wants to go for some natural healing things sold like herbs or something like that is there anything there but there is a number on the market too it's fair to say there are no nos studies which provide really evidence that these substances help the placebo effect is large and those women so about sixty percent have

a lot of issues and stress on board. right so this is in the that's what i think the cause was. in china acupressure is used widely to treat all manner of symptoms they can be applied at any time and anywhere with a few exceptions in mind in the case of an acute infection with fever or if you have a skin disease or burns on your skin and you can't use acupressure at. this patient has been suffering for years from a different problem or. bigger message coughs mouth on i had recurring headaches and really bad migraines after us and there were lots of weekends where i had nonstop headaches from friday to sunday. be gone in the week but that happened often their message. not only heck decided to have acupuncture treatments to relieve her intense headaches but because she would otherwise have to make the trip to the doctor every time she was given the option of treating herself with acupressure she can now stimulate the points on her own whether at work or at home . is finished and so how do i find the points how do i recognize them. pressed down with your firm and you feel a large de

actually kept a great number of sanctions in place and that did in particular cause a problem for bringing any money into the country because so many banks were afraid of touching iran in case they fell foul of u.s. penalties and that was frustrated huge numbers of businesses in europe in asia that wanted to come in and take advantage of that so iran hasn't seen a lot of the benefits that it was hoping for of course this will make it more difficult but it was not like it was coming from a particularly positive place to start with and just tell me briefly what about this potential trump meeting or is that a silver lining in any anyone's view. how i think there's a long way to go before iran can get over the aggression and humiliation trump direct way. find it possible to go and talk to trump after he's tried to destroy their economy and beyond iranians from the united states people have today that would be a humiliation to join in the talks trump is talking about eric randolph we appreciate your analysis from tehran thank you very much spain's taxi strike has stretched into its eighth day i

wind from an a helicopter caused a tent to collapse at hunter ligett. most of the 22 injuryerize minor but four soldiers were taken to the hospital. it occurred during a traininging exercise. >>> the san francisco police chief wants to make it clear his department did not end the protest because of the feds. the arrest of several protesters st week raised concerns that sfpd may have been helping immigration authorities in suppressing free abolished. this shows police officers ordering people to leave. the police chief says the encampment had become a public newsance. >>> one man was heard when a tanker truck carrying liquid oxygen exploded over the yesterday. the fire department says there was potential for another explosion. >> in this building there's outpatient surgery so there's people who are recovering from surgery and people hooked up to ier ivs, some people in beds. >> the explosion caused a small brush fire and gas leak that was later secured. investigatortill trying to figure out what caused that truck to explode. >>> santa rosa is in financia

it would be good if more medical personnel considered not cracker syndrome as a potential cause of chronic pain. but varicose veins showing up on an ultrasound isn't enough for a diagnosis. an m.r.i. scan unable doctors to identify the angle and positioning of the relevant veins and arteries they also examine the blood flow for signs of renal compression and these images reveal the presence and severity of any varicose veins in the pelvic area. used in certain cases of nutcracker syndrome surgery is an option. it's generally performed by a radiologist the patient is put under local anaesthetic the surgeon dilates the renal vein and inserts a stent which keeps the vessel open. this kind of intervention isn't suitable for everyone. that's how fond i said about standing but i think the treatment is suitable for patients who meet certain criteria chronic lower abdominal pain a compressed renal nerve and a back flow of blood identified on an m.r.i. it's fine if the success rate is high patients are generally relieved of their symptoms within a few days. after the stent is inserted the patient n

intend the musk a cause that's a minute we thought everyone who's flight was cancelled had been informed we never expected they tell us half an hour before we were supposed to fly that we weren't going anywhere and i was like i said all of a cancel our flight to pisa we found out in the taxi on the way over here actually yes a lot of. ryanair had tried to limit the disruption caused by the cabin crew strike it even pressured many of its employees to cross the picket lines. but company management failed to find common ground with union representatives. as. ryanair is a textbook example of what you shouldn't do be a worker relations union relations or management style they have used their workers they humiliate them the striking workers want to draw public attention to what they call abuse with these water bottles they're required to buy their own water wall and duty just like passengers the strikes in belgium portugal and spain are centered on working conditions rather than money. there has been flying for ryan air for six years but despite the loyalty what he sick he says he's on his own

a lot of that moisture will start to pick up with that ridge it is causing a lot of untable air -- unstable air. we will feel muggy temperatures will cool down but it won't feel that way because sticky air is a lot worse than dry air. bad for your hair. for your ponytails approved. >> okay, looking at the big board right now. the dow is up about 138 points. >>> amazon is sweetening the deal with prime members. whole foods which is owned by amazon is offering a $10 credit. to get it they must spend $10 or more between tomorrow and july 17th. they can redeem the credit during prime day that starts on july 16th. >>> california siblings at the center of a medical mystery. doctors trying to find out how two kids developed the same tumor days apart. >> we want to invite you pet lovers, e-mail us at pets and our pet expert gives you answers every friday at noon. have developed a rare canc . >>> a southern california couple learns both of their children developed a rare cancer days a part. >> how doctors are trying to solve the stunning medical mystery. >> bonded from the beginning. but their paren

what a wild and busy night for firefighters. no word on what caused the fire by 237 but a lot of fireworks shot off in the area. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. >>> san bruno police arrested more than two dozen people. >> officers arrested 25 for illegal fireworks and seized 300 pounds of illegal fireworks. the department says in total responded to more than 170 fireworks related calls. >>> the i.c.e. building in the financial district will reopen following a fourth of july protest. this is video showing tents lining the sidewalk. protesters demanding i.c.e. be abolished. the protests are in response to migrant families detained along the u.s./mexico border. some groups are calling for the elimination of all borders. >> what if we create areas of mutual aid where people can come together and build communities and kind of like sustain the damages that capitalism have done to our communities. >> activists believe the protest is preventing the court from functioning. >>> the presence of protesters outside doesn't stop it.

a number of things can cause polydor up a theory there are hundreds of different illnesses or primary causes behind it and sometimes you have to do very intensive tests to get to the bottom of it and it was a. good crowd has been suffering from odd sensations in the tips of his toes for the past thirteen years last year it became increasingly severe he suspected that the problem might originate in his back. but an m.r.i. showed that his spinal discs were ok. finally he consulted a neurologist who tested how fast his nerves conduct signals. that mr potts presented with sensory disorders that are characteristic of poly neuropathy and distributed in a typical way we conducted tests that quickly confirm the diagnosis. the most common causes of this condition are diabetes and excessive alcohol consumption. up with a can result is a side effect of chemotherapy it's also possible to have a genetic predisposition for it. is now being examined with another diagnostic tool the neuro imaging magnetic resonance device will provide an accurate picture of the state of his nerves. the scan shows tha

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eyes of their spine which is usually where people go to look off for a cause a back being the studies are normal are they there's no indication as to what would be causing the pain converse lee a lot of people have terrible of king m.r.i. is you know degenerative disks but they don't have any pain so we thought well what about that right along our sasha because it's a huge structure in the back it really essentially connects the shoulders with the eggs it's a big sheet of connective tissue. as we can see from an ultrasound picture of an arm the fashion is arranged in layers when we move they slide back and forth. this also applies to the fashion in the back and her research compare. during the tissue of people who suffer from back pain with out of people who don't know siobhan has discovered that the difference lies in the connective tissues ability to slight. in normal people we have two layers like this and they can they should be able to move by about seventy five percent of their of their legs. when you win the backmost and dent we know that in people with back pain it's reduced t

they're looking into a cause of the flames still. >>> d.c. the nam of a man who died friday evening in columbia heights. he's a58-year-oldment anthony dderson. he was stabbed toth in the middle of 14th street. police were able to make a quick arrest. news 4's jackie bsen has more. >> the crime scene right in the middle of the crosswalk at 14th street and perry place northwest. what appeared to be a screwdriver could be seen on thu gr near some of the victim's belongings. it happened in broad daylight during evening rush hour as dozens of people were walking or stanng nearby. >> homicide detectives were called to the scene and spoke to a number of witnses who saw some or all of what happened. because 14th street is a major metrobus route. buses were stacked up for more than a block until drivers were given instrucons to reroute because of the street closure. the man in custody is identified as 54-year-old alton rivers of serthwest washington. he's charged witnd degree murder. in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >>9:35 is your time right now.

sell—off. say something that will cause a sell-off. just say something that will cause a sell-off. it isjust how markets work. if you look at the nasdaq ioo, the stocks are the major constituency. the biggest weighted ones. there has been a lot of negativity recently, a fall in these share prices. doesn't take much news to see these shares fall were attacked at a lot for them to start to rally again. that is a sign that these markets are not topping out, but showing signs that they need to plateau for a while instead ofjust being firmly up all the time. some companies make a rod for their own back where they are constantly outperforming, coming out with strong performance. market watchers wa nt strong performance. market watchers want more and more from them when the earnings come out. apple came out with incredible numbers and yet the shares go down. it is not good enough. with netflix, they didn't make their own forecast on subscriber numbers, and some are thinking, have actually reached saturation point since some markets like the us

president spends the weekend playing golf in his luxury resort a stopover in term areas caused anger despite it being a private trip that there was some support for trump in london while several hundred people called on the u.k. to adopt his anti immigration policies sonny gago has more. i know. president trump may try to wave off all the disapproval. encountered in his trip that a round of golf at his very own club didn't completely avoid encounter but testers less than delighted with his visit. nevertheless he persisted with his primary form of exercise as he tweeted earlier in the day as the never trumpeters continued and scotland. in london it was a completely different crowd a throng of far right activists cheering the u.s. president's visit to the u.k. yet president trump we understand could i will give you both personally and in the role of the president of the most profit and one of the greatest countries on the face of the earth so you want to live here so it's americans we are your friends that donal's not coming here as a personal holiday is coming here to represent the ame

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do to seche a cause they couldn't dishonorably. the way the wolf. is an aberrated not speak a single word during the eight months of his trial. not looking one of the hundreds of victims that gave their testimonies day to day. the stubborn silence of a dictator denying the legitimacy of the court. when the police arrested him in his villa in the capital city of senegal it's an upgrade had been living as a free man for twenty three years despite having had an international arrest one. in exile in senegal since the fall of his regime in one nine hundred ninety few believe that he would ever be arrested. on it they didn't know he had. that scope will move on i will about as legal kill file a city local. or two to click on he said the me who who simply said i bring some idiot give says yes then next a shift in the africa. new african near the end up against indy car this africa. count on this in the east. all the necessary evidence to indict is in our brain had been painstakingly gathered over fifteen years ago by a few survivors and with the support of

nap and effect here at sta nsted. —— a caused a nap and effect here at stansted. —— a knock—on effectcrammed into cramped conditions, they say they have spent the night on the floor of the airport. many families with very young children. stansted had said there are not cancellations today, they are open as usual. there is a backlog of delays but passengers are advised to check first with their airlines before travelling. thank you. sport now and a full round—up of all the action, including the tour de france. so is this geraint thomas's day? one day more. today's time trial is the last barrier to geraint thomas riding into paris to take his place on the biggest podium of all. he began yesterday with mountains on his mind. on the start line in lourdes, welsh cycling fans were hoping their man's time had finally come. thomas and team sky weren't expecting an easy ride, and they didn't get one on the final day in the pyrenees. he does have the strongest team in the race, including chris froome, but eventually their numbers dwindled and, as fourth—placed primoz roglic attacked, froome fel

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crews have not determined a cause but it is under investigation. it's unclear how many acres have burned. it is now fully contained. >>> two people are dead after a car and train collide. >> reporter: you can see the cruiser still out here this morning assessing the damage, and quickly repairing it. yesterday around 12:30 p.m. in san josi, a car slammed into a light rail, killing the passenger and vehicle inside the vehicle. the driver of the car reportedly plowed through the railway crossing arms that were down. witnesses say it looked like the car was trying to beat the train and that the lights at the crossing were flashing. no passengers on board the train were injured. >> i assumed it was two cars. it's a busy street. when we realized it was the light rail, we started thinking about everybody's safety. >> reporter: overnight crews repaired the track and overhead wires and trains will operate normally today, going at just 5 miles an hour through this area. so there may be a delay through the area. police have not released the identities of those

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a melting ice berg and greenland is causing fears of a tsunami several residents near the danger zone in the village of. have been moved to higher ground the government and police have been put on high alert as it's the melting ice for the entire settlement in a remote village on the western coast of greenland is home to about one hundred seventy people hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world who don't mind getting dirty are converging in south korea for the annual much festival that's been taking place for twenty one years in the western coastal city of four young the attractions include a mud pool mud slides and skiing mud prison more than five million people attended last year. still ahead on al-jazeera and the spirit of the occasion how finnish brewers feel their beer can make a difference in the trump summit and belgian managed to salvage something out of their world cup campaign details in sport. it's different from other channels because we're not just there when something happens we are there before it happens where there while it happens and we stay to have a

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increasinglyates denied that slavery had been a cause of the war the most asserted catalysts are not a have been sanctioned by the constitution and providence. above all they insisted that secession has been constitutional. there cause have been just that they had not committed treason. iny expressed the sentiments many the same ways as union veterans. the creation of confederate national cemeteries but you will notice here this one laid out by states not by union. national cemetery laid out as such is gettysburg. beganerate memorial days as early asspices 1866. soldiers organizations such as the re: we can't -- they had reunions, they had periodicals the confederate vatican veterans which began in the early 1890's. periodicals. all of these are ways in which they sought to make sure the understood what they had fought for. former confederate general explained why it all mattered so much. southcannot justify the in the act of secession, we will go down in history as solely brave impulsive rash people who illegal manner to overthrow the union of our country. they are always worried abo

cover sll ming from a monorail electrical fire that caused that. the good news is only the train's op ray inside at the time and no injuries. nearly 40 people during a state in 2014. >>> a reminder of the tragedy that took the lives of six irish students in berkeley. a memorial dedicated to the victims of the balcony collapse three years ago. nbc bay area tom general swas t joins us now. >> this plaque etched with the names of the six irish-american students who died in the balcony collapse. a poignant dedication to their lives and a symbol of the joint effort between berkeley and ireland to make sure they are never forgotten. at least 30 gathered to pay their respects and some came from ireland. >> lar kin miller -- >> a tribute to the five students and irish-american student from the north bay. attending college in the united states in the 1970s traveled here from washington. >> i was in london at the time and i heard of their tragic deaths and i felt a connection with them because i was here also with the young people. >> a judge ruled constructi

like meat and soybeans on selling tariffs of twenty five percent introduced a week a guy a causing dramatic price increases and the resulting form and demand. customers are already feeling the effects in the supermarket. customers looking to buy a car in china right now. comic attests was the first u.s. company to announce price hikes for the chinese market with a plan to increase of twenty percent. before it's even clear what impact these raise tariffs will have a global trade the next threat has come from washington. president donald trump has ordered his trade representative. to impose additional g.t.s. on chinese goods worth more than two hundred billion dollars. australia. china has reacted to this fresh wave of threats with indignation. infamously she us is being a typical bully on trade china will take the necessary action to protect our legal rights i also want to add this is a fight between unilateral ism and multilateralism protectionism and free trade and power and rules to use that china now intends to lodge a complaint with the world trade organization and its threatening retal

a huge swath of the east. the ground is saturated. any heavy downpours could cause flooding. the flood threat along carolina coast, pennsylvania, back into virginia. tomorrow it moves east and north. we've got a moderate risk from philadelphia down to new york city, hartford, connecticut, slight risk down the seaboard. 3 to 5" of rain total by friday. could see rainfall rates 2 to 4" per hour and locally inch of rain. heat into texas, 42 million people at risk today for dangerous heat. we're talking about temperatures that will reach well over 100 degrees from texas all the way into the southwest. we'll have more on that coming up in the next half hour. guys. >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> breaking news right now, the death toll is climbing from out of control wildfires near athens greece. residents and tourists forcing some to flee into the ocean as crews struggle with flames. keir simmons has the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. people trying to enjoy their holidays. terrible stories, families fleeing. one of the victims hitting a six-month-o

as for a cause... estigators are looking for human activity in the area. ( james ) an elderly man died after a car hit him... right where a pedestrian safety beacon had recently been installed. the accident happened tuesda morning at 36th avenue and sloat boulevard. caltrans recently installed a high intesity activated crosswalk system.. or hawk beacon... which is meant to make it safer for predestrians to cross streets. ( james ) one person has died following a motorcycle crash in santa rosa. the motorcyle was traveling along wiljan court yesterday when it tried to go around a slow moving car -- by crossing the double yellow lines. but that's when it hit an oncoming van. the motorcyclist was killed. the driver of the van was not injured and is cooperating with police. ( darya ) in the east bay... the city of martinez has had 6 water main breaks... and people who live there are fed up. the latest break happened yesterday on shell avenue and orange street. it flooded a few front lawns. water pressue rema

take anger management classes and write a apology letter and she cannot work with chiren unless approved by probation oicer. still no word thng morni on what caused a ddly housefire in. it took 40 fire fighte to bring the fir under control. once it was out the body of a man was found inside and the body was september to the medical examiners office to determine a cause of death. two firefighters suffered heat exhaustion there were t people in the home and one made it out safely. >> federal help aid of residents and businesses recovering in ellicottry citland. the action makes federal funding available tont local goves and non profits par emergency work and repair irs. damages estimated in the tens of millions. >>> well, teople acrosshe currenty celebrating the nation's birthday bar beues queues, parades, concerts and fireworks. 4ththe place to be on the july in the district. hundredss of thouare expected to gather around the city. security will be tight live outside of the national ar kivs buildingin previewg the calm before the storm. good morning, mel. >> good morning guys it's calm out here now. we have notfo seen any s that we seen for ray. a

it is now -- dementia is now the number-one leading cause of death in the united kingdom, so this is ae problem. but when you actually look at what is causing it, all the contributors to this illness, what you find is that many are preventable and correctable. so, in fact, this should be -- if we all do the right things, this should be a rare disease. >> all right, so, it is a terrible disease, because the impact it has on the individual themselves and the family and the healthcare system -- they're just horrible. >> that's right. this costs our healthcare system over $260 billion per year. and of course, that doesn't begin to explain the fact that it ruins families. of course, the caregivers are also affected. their own health is affected. so this is a huge and growing problem, and one that, for example, will bankrupt medicare in the upcoming years. >> it's phenomenal to even think about that and hard to believe. when i talk about this, though, with my younger people in my life, they cannot relate to it. they go, "oh, that's an old person's disease. i don't have to worry about that ri

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