entertainers made 2 appearances on "the ed sullivan show." 173 million viewers watched the beatles steal american hearts on tv. steven green collect collected thousands of memorabilia. >> i don't think anybody, any musical band could get this type of attention. >> reporter: times may have

this is the american heart association and the american stroke association. and the reason is that women get strokes more than 50% of people who get strokes are women. more men get them than women. it's the number three cause of death among women. number four cause among men. so why women? specific reasons. women when pregnant are at higher risks of stroke, especially with flood pressure. if you are on birth control pills, it will increase your risk. if you go on birth control pills, get your blood pressure checked first because blood pressure and birth control, bad combination. if you are a high blood pressure and on birth control pills, your risk is up. women on wirt control pills, if you are pregnant and smoking, the risks go up. here's what i want people to know. i'm not trying to scare people but inform them of this. migraine headaches, very, very, very common in women. four types more than men. and if you have high grains and you smoke, your risk of stroke goes up. all of these things there are sub categories, and these add up to women being at higher r

american cancer society recommends getting a mammogram every year. it starts at the age of 40 and i'm glad jamie is wearing red. that's awareness for the heart and mammograms. american cancer society recommends from 40 to 84 every year. that's quite expensive. that's about $10 billion. the second package started from the u.s. passports in 2009. this study published in internal medicine coming in told you you are not going to miss a lot of cancers, but it will be less costly when you save about $7 billion. $3.5 billion package. the worst of all of them is the european ones. mammograms every other year from 50 to 70. not after that. that's $2.6 billion. the big question the country needs to ask, what is the price of saving someone's life. when the cancer spreads, the cost of me taft sis is $250,000 per person per year. we are in this program always, all of us have been a big advocate of screening. whether it's a mammogram or for men. you should know that knowledge. risk stratification and know your genetics is absolutely -- >> i agree with what david is going with this. this information and knowledge is power. if we do mammograms and find a pr

. >> potentially life-saving information from the american heart association. what women need to watch out for. what women need to watch out for. >> how you may be and when courtney is sick and e cold in her own home... it just breaks her mother's heart. courtney is winning her fight with leukemia, but her mother had to quit working, and the heating bills just keep piling up. my little pal, dylan, continues his fight against cancer, while his dad works two jobs to keep food in the fridge and oil in the tank. lyndsay's mother still struggles to keep the heat on, ...even though lindsay, thank goodness, is in remission. citgo petroleum, the people of venezuela and president maduro are once again the only oil company, and the only country, to answer our call to provide heating assistance to the poor. they make it possible for non-profit citizens energy to deliver millions of gallons of heating oil to families in need. i'm joe kennedy. if you need help, call me at 1-877-joe-4-oil. because no one should be left out in the cold. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00

according to the american heart association, the number of women who die each year from heart attacks is six times the number of women who die from breast cancer. heart disease also claims more lives than all forms of cancer combined. the most common symptoms for heart problems are shortness of breath, dizziness and fatigue. symptoms so common, heart disease is often called the silent killer. two big movies with star- studded casts hit the big screen today: a new george clooney film. and another, more family- friendly movie starring. legos. the insider's kevin frazier talked to all the big stars. this week our favorite childhood toys finally come to life in the lego movie, and george clooney takes us on one of the world's biggest treasure hunts in the monuments men. it's the story about a group of allied soldiers saving art from world war 2, but on set, the pranks between george and matt, almost started world war 3 matt damon: the director, you can delegate responsibility to everybody so he went to the wardrobe department and told them to-he knew i was trying to lose a couple pounds-s

and it increases their risk of stroke. >> the american heart association and the american stroke association emphasized women, they share many of the same stroke risk factor z a -- factors as men. but childbirth, they also played a role. the guidelines, they say diabetes, migraine, depression, and stress could be more common in women. >> women tend to have more of something for a dysfunction that means that the lining of the small vessels can be reactive, reacting to the emotional stress. >> doctors say that the regular checkup, exercise, they will go a long way towards keeping women heart healthy. >> i'm very active, i work out at the gym probably four times a week. >> nice. >> reporter: she didn't have it during her second pregnancy and that her blood pressure is currently normal. for cbs news, new york. >> and doctors, they recommend women with a history of high blood pressure to consider low dose aspirin or other treatments before pregnancy to lower the risk. we all know stress could do that to you too. >> yes. >>> toronto's mayor has declared today bob marley day. it's no surprise that

i had been a volunteer with the american heart association for ten years. i have family history. my mom and dad too. in the emergency department i was dismissed. i felt something was stuck right here. the problem with women and heart disease, women present differently than men. if i look at my mom, dad, myself, all three have a different story. it wasn't until the second cardiologi cardiologist came in and said we'll do a work up on her. i ended up having a 70% blockage. >> were there signs before you went to the er. >> there weren't. even my ekg presented normal. it wasn't until they ran enzymes and took me to the lab they realized i actually had a heart attack. >> darby, one of the aims is to educate women about the fact it doesn't just hit out of the blue. >> what happens is many of the women don't know they're having symptoms and like deanna says, sometimes they go into the hospital and doctors don't recognize it. we're trying to educate women on what the symptoms are. they present a lot different than men. it's not the gripping of a chest and falling down having a heart atta

we'll get a reaction from the american heart association. >>> also this morning, a winter blast is hitting tens of millions of americans from missouri to maine. we'll go live to the roadways in the northeast to see how morning travelers are handling the slick and messy conditions. good morning from washington. it's wednesday, february 5th, 2014. this is "the daily rundown," i'm chuck todd. let's get to my "first reads" of the morning. >>> let's start with the economy. america has seen its economic future and the forecast is partly cloudy. on tuesday, the nonpartisan congressional budget office released its 10-year forecast for the american economy as it relates to the federal government. the bottom line, according to the cbo, there is no economic boom in our near future. according to the report, the u.s. is expected to post solid economic growth over the next three years. 3.1% this year. 3.4% in 2015 and '16. about by 2017, growth will start to fall to 2.7%, and perhaps stagnate, and it will continue to slow to a pace that's, quote, well below the average we've seen over the past several d

> part of an awareness for health disease in women, everyone is encouraged to wear red as the american heartiation issued the first guidelines for preventing stroke in women. each year 800,000 americans have a new or recurrent stroke the third leading cause of death for women. february is heart health month. >> spring training is around the corner but oakland a's fans can meet the players. this happens at 10:00 tomorrow at the arena and odot but until you have a ticket you are out of luck. the event is already sold out and fans can get photographers from the favorite a's and former players. they can visit the clubhouse. they can take part in question-and-answer sessions. you will want to city away from the field tomorrow. >> last time i was there we had light rain. it was a good turnout. nothing like the rain tomorrow. here is the storm risk, a moderate chance of urban flooding. creek flooding and mud and look slides. a slight risk tomorrow with mud and rocks. the creek flooding follows urban flooding. we do not have it with this storm. across the state, it is quiet. other than the scattered

and it increases the risk of stroke. >> reporter: the american heart association and american strokesize women share many of the same stroke risk factors as men but hormones birth control pregnancy and childbirth also play a role. the guidelines also say diabetes, migraine, depression and stress can be more common in women. >> women tend to have more something called endothelial dysfunction which means, lining of the small vessels can be very reactive and those can react to emotional stress. >> reporter: doctors say regular checkups, low sodium diet and exercise go a long way towards keeping women heart healthy. >> i'm very active. i work out at the gym probably four times a week. >> reporter: conlin said she didn't have pre-eclampsia during her second pregnancy and she has normal blood pressure now. alison harmelin, cbs news, new york. >> women with a history of high pressure should consider low dose aspirin or other treatments before pregnancy to lower the risk of pre- eclampsia. >>> a bay area man faces his attacker 25 years later only this time there's a hollywood ending and mayb

another 73 million viewers watch the beatles steal american hearts on tv.n collects thousands of pieces of beatles memorabilia. >> i don't think anybody, any musical band could get this type of attention. >> reporter: times may have changed but beatlemania beats on. >> the beatles basically opened up everything music, culture, the fashion, and so i'm hoping that the young people of today can kind of embrace that. punishment for going after a fan. an all-american player's punishment for going after fan. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york will be sunny, high of 30. much nicer in miami where it's a high of 80. sunny in chicago. snow and ice in dallas and sunny in los angeles. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," major meat recall and art imitates starbucks? jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. asian markets are mixed ahead of fed chair janet yellen's meeting tomorrow. tokyo's nikkei gained more than 1.5%. hong kong's hang seng lost a quarter per

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find it at the pharmacy counter. >>> the american heart association is releasing new stroke preventionare at a much higher risk of suffering a stroke as they get older. here's nbc's tom co-still low. >> reporter: it happens every 40 seconds. someone in the u.s. suffers a stroke, among the greatest risk factors especially for women, high blood pressure. >> for women who unfortunately may have high blood pressure during pregnancy is very important to be measuring blood pressure after pregnancy, even well after childbearing. >> reporter: a stroke occurs when a blood clot blocks an artery to the brain or the artery ruptures. 137,000 people die each year, perhaps surprisingly 60% of them are women. >> i ignored my symptoms for six days. you just can't do that. i am so lucky to be here. >> reporter: sharon was only 50 when she suffered a brain stem stroke. had she known what to watch for, she would have recognized she was a prime candidate. she was overweight with very high blood pressure, terrible migraines with blurred vision, and during pregnancy, the dangerous conditionp pre-emclampsia.

so obviously one of the russian also for the continuation of the return they want to sell the american heart. missiles all the rest of it to a new country new new markets expanding markets because most of these countries are . still much more politico and. certainly economic the bug in between europeans who wants to go with the united states remain committed to their security and the united states wants you. know we are all like you just i could jump in and ask you could if i could jump in and ask you i mean they want washington because they want the american taxpayer to pay for it because the united states pays the vast majority of the bill for nato so this is free riding that's what they want you know no no they don't want they're not the security of this is really an evolution they want someone else in times of austerity particularly now with the american taxpayer picking up the american defense industries would be more than happy to do it. one of. these. people. pleasure to have you with us here today. so. the latest headlines in the week's top stories on r.t. international fans in sochi

that's obviously one of the rationale for the continuation of they want to sell the american heart. to a new country. because most of these countries are. still much more. than certainly economic the bug and between the europeans who wants to go with the united states who remain committed to their security and the united states who want to. know what we are like you just i could jump in and ask you could if i could jump in and ask you i mean they want washington because they want the american taxpayer to pay for it because the united states pays the vast majority of the bill for nato so this is free riding that's what they want they don't want they're not the security of this is really. they want someone else in times of austerity particularly now with the american taxpayer picking up the american defense industries would be more than happy to do it. stories of those who refuse to. change. the picture of today's. politicians from around the globe. i have an example for you of you know i just saw my doctor and found out most about your service i have had three years. these any kind m

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for the first time the american heart association and the american stroke association are issuing stroke guidelines for us. we share many of the same risk factors as men for stroke, but hormones, birth control, pregnancy and childbirth also play a role. the guidelines also say diabetes, migraines, depression and stress seem to be stronger in women. >> women tend to have more something called endothelial dysfunction which means the lining of the small vessels can be very reactive and those can react to emotional stress. >> doctors say regular checkups, a low sodium diet and exercise go a long way keeping women heart healthy. >>> whether you are taking the metro or crawling around the beltway you know getting around this town can be a real nightmare. tonight in our health alert andrea roane examines that traffic stress and the toll it might be taking on all of us. >> traffic is becoming one of the defining elements of the washington region, so it's becoming a major stress for many people in the metropolitan area. >> reporter: traffic jams, construction, bad drivers, commuters often admit t

entertainers made 2 appearances on "the ed sullivan show." 173 million viewers watched the beatles steal american heartson tv. steven green collect collected thousands of memorabilia. >> i don't think anybody, any musical band could get this type of attention. >> reporter: times may have changed, but beatle mania beats on. >> the beatles basically opened everything, music, culture, the fashion, and so i'm hoping that the young people of today can kind of embrace that and see exactly what the beatles have done for the world. >> reporter: with tunes that will be remembered for generations. >> [ music ]. >> reporter: cbs news, new york. >> watching the olympics, watching that. >>> now nik wallenda has done his first tight-rope walk inside a dome. the aerialist has the best view in the georgia dome from 100 feet up. a crowd of 30,000 cheered him on as he made it 600 feet across the indoor arena. the event was part of a winter jam, a large christian music gathering. >> crazy. >>> the nfl will likely have its first openly gan player next season. hear from the man about to make history. >>> and a much needed r

the american heart association issuing its first-ever guidelines for preventing strokes in women. unique to women. dr. david samadi is chairman of urologies at lennox hill hospital. a lot of these tailored to women, specific risks women may face. what stands out to you about these guidelines? >> i've always said that you can't treat even the same way, and there are things about men that are completely different than women -- jenna: we know that'she case, don't we, doctor? >> exactly right. the way we treat cancer, for example, we've done a great job, and the numbers are coming down, which is great. when it comes to heart disease -- i'm happy that you're wearing the red color, it's a big awareness. we've done a good job. but when it comes to voc, we're lagging -- stroke, we're lagging behind. this is the third leading cause of death among women, and we're focusing on the risk factors. pregnancy is a big risk factor. we're finding out about birth control pills that can increase the risk of, you know, clotting and stroke and other things. so the american heart association what their

it is certified by the american heart association. it is low on sodium. it is all about the flavor.m doing my bbq roasted pork te nderloin. >>let's get started with the collard green. i like to add a little bit of olive oil and garlic. >>we are all eating the garlic. >>i am adding some red pepper. i love it for the sweetness. we have to make our food sexy,. >>i am adding a little bit of vinegar. i am going to share my secret. i love adding beer as your liquid. a very robust flavor. i add my chef blend hot sauce. it is all natural and all purpose. less hot more flavor. greens with a kick. >>super simple, we take our greens and we just layor them right on our pork. we have onions and all of the goodness. >>the simple thing is we just roll it. that is all you have to do. it makes beautiful slices. i bathe mine in bbq sauce. we would fry pork. >>this right here gives me a healthier option. we are baking this. 350 degrees. >>it is fabulous. we do things family style in my home. it is amazing. one trick about the pork, if you takafter you take it out. let it sit. lock in those juices. it

>> because it is national wear red day and howard has been our spokesperson for the american heart association for several years. and we are joining in the fight today against women's heart disease. >> right number one -- number one killer. people don't know that. heart disease and stroke. 36 by noon. 38 at 4:00. and we'll see a few more clouds tonight. but really not a bad day. you notice the winds. running 3, 6, 8 miles an hour. so that's pretty comfortable. but it is a chilly start with 20s out there in many areas. we do have clouds overnight but look how they're clearing here as this system to the south goes out into the atlantic. it's pulling the clouds with it. except for the mountains where you get the up slope and you hang tough with the clouds. you know we have been just on the verge of the edge of the cold, cold stuff here for a couple of days now. single digits, teens is 1 below in cleveland. 2 below in chicago. much colder but around here, 20s to about 30 or so. so it could be a lot worse. the windchills in denver right now are 20, 25 below. it's 30 in washington. 23 in damascus. 2

that's obviously one of the rationale for the continuation of return they want to sell the american heart. to a new country new spending markets because most of these countries are. still much more. and. certainly cannot make the bogen between europeans who once europe and united states remain committed to their security and the united states who want to. know that we are all i could just i could jump in and ask you could if i could jump in and ask you i mean they want washington because they want the american taxpayer to pay for it because the united states pays the vast majority of the bill for nato so this is free riding that's what they want you know no no they don't want they're not the security of this is really an evolution they want someone else in times of austerity particularly now with the american taxpayer picking up the american defense industries would be more than happy to do it. wealthy british style it's time. to. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to the reports. best way to the hear

public health organizations, san francisco medical society, the california nurses association, the american heart association has supported sugary beverage taxes. education groups like the san francisco board of education and the san francisco parent pac and park groups like the trust for public lands. the coalition is growing by the day. this is going to be a won doctorful opportunity, not just to move this proposal forward, but to increase public awareness and education even higher than it is today. so, i'm very excited, colleague, to work with you and others to move this proposal forward. i also my second introduction is not nearly as positive. and i am submitting an in memoriam which i hope we can do on behalf of the entire board for stu smith who passed away late last night. i think many people in this room knew stu and his partner and soul made dave earle and they had actually contacted our office yesterday because they were having trouble getting an appointment to get married. and, so, we helped get them access to the clerk's office to get an appointment and unfortunately stu passed last n

learn more from e american heart assocation at www.goredforwon.org .: 16-year-old ethan couch killed four people and severely injured two others in adrunken driving accident in texas last year. now after two trials and a much debated "affluenza" the flat until defense, he will not spend a day behind bars. former federal prosecutor doug burns is her with us and remi spencer. this is outrageous on any level. >> you don't need t be a lawyer to understand that this case is tragic and the outcome is incomprehensible. a couple of points that most viewers probably don't realize is that this is a juvenile and not an adult in the system works differently for juveniles. it is about rehabilitation as opposed to punishment. the headlines here have been about the "affluenza" defense. but there has been much of a case than that. keep in mind ts isis a record standard and not intentional. >> the affluenza" defense, others have set up a meeting. on the pshiatric point of view and then it is junk law. it's never going to be any nd of recognize defense. and she is right

. >> pelley: today, the american heart association put out its first guidelines for preventing strokesmen. strokes happen when a blood vessel to the brain is blocked or burst. they are the third leading cause of death in women, and dr. jon lapook has more. >> reporter: three years ago, sheryl o'connor, a registered nurse, became her own patient when she suddenly had trouble forming words. > feels funny." feels funny." i got up, and i went into the bathroom, did a quick neuroexam on myself. i said, okay, something's not working right. >> reporter: at age 49 she was diagnosed with a stroke. dr. andrew russman is a neurologist at the cleveland clinic. >> i think it's very important that we have a set of guidelines that raises awareness among women, especially women who dotáháraditionally think of themselves as at risk for stroke. >> reporter: for both sexes, risk factors include age, high blood pressure, smoking and high cholesterol. today's report outlined the unique risks women have, including gestational diabetes, use of birth control pills, especially for those who smoke, are hyperten

public health organizations, san francisco medical society, the california nurses association, the american heart association has supported sugary beverage taxes. education groups like the san francisco board of education and the san francisco parent pac and park groups like the trust for public lands. the coalition is growing by the day. this is going to be a won doctorful opportunity, not just to move this proposal forward, but to increase public awareness and education even

crispy details. >> reporter: when sage kotsenburg launched over this jump, he landed right in americans' heartsbefore -- ever. >> all right, here goes nothing. i just threw it in the air, everything was going so fast. i was just like, whoa, whoa, whoa, one more rotation -- whoa and came around perfectly. >> reporter: the 20-year-old made it look easy. >> i talked to my coach and my brother before my run. i said i think i might go 1620 and have fun. i know you're going to stomp it. and ended up stomping it. >> reporter: understanding snowboard speak sa little harder. for those at home, stomping means, sticking the jump and landing it good which you did. >> yes. >> reporter: back home in utah, his buddies went nuts and here's the kicker -- you're generally afraid of heights. >> pretty scared of heights, man. >> reporter: he's even scared to go in chairlifts. remarkably, so is jamie anderson, who won gold for the women with this monster jump. before to calm her nerves, she did yoga and meditated. >> i just had to visualize and trust and believe i could land that run that i wanted to. >> reporter:

ever since 1984 more women have died from heart disease than men. >> according to the american heart ase kills more women than all cancers combined. >> so in 2007 streisand picked up the phone and decided to do something about it. >> you and i spoke for almost two hours. do you remember this? >> no. >> you had a million questions. >> does that surprise you now knowing her? >> no. >> perpetual student. >> several years later the barbara streisand heart center was born at cedars-sinai medical center in los angeles. dr. noel barry is the director in charge of putting more than $22 million personally donated and raised by streisand to good use. >> prior to our research women were typically falsely reassured that everything was fine. >> we're going to take a quick listen. >> when ruth greenburg suffered a heart attack at age 53, doctors were unable to determine the cause. >> it was a little surprising that there really are significant differences between men and women. >> thanks to specialized mri technology, problems can be detected in the heart's tiny arteries where women experience the

it is associated with the american heart association. you raising awareness for keeping your heart healthy. we are all wearing red today. i will be in chevy chase on monday. perhaps you have a chance to participate and come and join me and watch that. we are dealing with quite conditions this morning. things are finally calm of the weather department. your walk out on the door whether this morning. >> hi there. good morning, everyone and happy friday. i have my read on. i have a lot of layers. it is not that cold out here. i do have read. in this.l together wear your red and support heart health. it is not that cold. in fact, 28 degrees. we do not have the wind this morning. yesterday, that wind was brutal. overall, a very quiet weather day. speaking of the weather, i was so fortunate i got to go to west lawn elementary school and they gave me this awesome coffee cup. i dropped mine yesterday. what i took that step, and fell all over me and was a mess. thank you for the coffee cup. yesterday, at west you may get to see yourself on tv. it

according to the american heart association, the number of women who die each year from heart attacksf women who die with breast cancer. the most common symptoms for heart problems are shortness of breath, dizziness and fatigue. symptoms so common that heart disease is often called the silent killer. >> coming up on the kron 4 news. employees at google will have one more chance today to try out a new way to get to work. >> plus, the beatles celebrate 50 years in the music business. we will tell you how americans were first introduced to them. [ man ] i don't know if this is gonna be a first or second, but this is gonna be a medal! [ man #2 ] and it looks like we could have another one of those photos! [ female announcer ] every minute. every medal. every screen. the nbc sports live extra app gives you unprecedented access to every moment of nbc universal's coverage of the sochi olympics, now on your tv. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >> welcome back. a winter storm warning goes into effect for the sierra nevada at 12 noon. take a look at the forecast. they m

is go red for women, raising awareness particularly among women, and the american cancer and american heartociation i should say and they are making sure everybody remembers to do that, over on the new york stock exchange, cycling survivor, they have ready to ride, getting boston, chicago and new york and we will get you all of the business news in just a moment, middle of the week, whence tie february 5th, steve paulson is checking in on the weather? >> thank you for all of the nice comments on facebook and twitter and if you know me, i better get a nice comment. >>> and yes, its cold, 29 degrees temperatures will start off in the 20s and santa rosa is at 29 and some 40s around and if there is a puff of a breeze, this will lead to rain more likely into tomorrow and i will have any watches and warnings. so a chilly day, highs in the 50s and then clouds later on. >>> we are looking atherton commute and we are getting into the peak of the commute some cases, please give yourself some extra time to come up over that hill. and that traffic has been slow as well and we have not had it, here is a

is one of the russian also for the continuation of nature they want to sell the american heart across. the rest of it to a new country's new markets expanding markets because most of these countries are previously on circuit equipment. much more political and strategic. certainly economic and between europeans who wants to europe the united states remain committed to their security and the united states wants. i could jump in and you could if i could jump in and ask you i mean they want washington because they want the american taxpayer to pay for it because the united states pays the vast majority of the bill so this is free riding that's what they want. they don't want to. see is really an evolution they want someone else in times of austerity particularly now with the american taxpayer picking up the american defense industries would be more than happy to do it. almost. exhilarating winter in our eight year journey and you make the rest of our lives take used for sochi twenty four take. on. a russian pilot jailed in the u.s. meets his lawyer and says despite concerns on the verge o

. >> for the first time the american heart association and the american stroke association have issuedthe same as for men like controlling weight and diabetes. but some include having your blood pressure checked before taking birth control disease. stroke is the third leading cause of death among women. >>> well others have tried and failed. now a new football league was launched again. they're trying it again. the new launch of the a11 football league was announced today in san francisco. the league will play games in the spring so it won't go head to head with the nfl. it will also have different rules from the nfl which organizers say should make their football more exciting. among those new rules, every player on offense is eligible to receive the ball. the league will have eight teams and one will play here in the bay area. >> the first team is going to be the bay area sea lions. second team is the los angeles express. >> chicago, dallas, tampa and new jersey will also have teams. it's not yet known where the bay area sea lions will play their games. the first game will be televis

the american heart association said -- >> the parents of a healthy college student said birth controlto blame for her death. >> i held my head on her chest and held her. >> lauren alexander died after a blood clot that causeddard yak arrest. it happened after she started taking a generic form of birth control. are people being protected and how generic drugmakers are protected from how much they can be forced to pay out. >>> a well fair check ended with a 62-year-old being shot and killed by police. this was on foothill boulevard. the woman threatened two officers with a gun and one opened fire. the woman made several 911 calls to the police department. because of statements she made on the phone, she was concerned. >> a neighbor heard police yelling put the gun down, to woman died at the hospital. police have not released her name. the officer that fired the fatal shot has been with the department one year. >>> prosecutors dropped murder charges with one man and charged his twin brother. duc tron was charged but now ahn will be charged. was there an attempt to mislead investigators?

in the next 20 years, the american heart association predicts 33 million more americans will have heartunless we change. >> we are very concerned because we are seeing the risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease increasing. >> would you call yourself healthy now? >> well, i think i'm healthier than i was. you know, i lost 20-something pounds. all my blood tests are good. all my vital signs are good and i feel good. i actually believe it or not have more energy. i seem to need less sleep. >> once you begin making changes most people find they feel so much better so quickly it reframes the reason for making the changes from fear of dying to joy of living. and joy is what is sustainable. >> reach back with your right hand. >> a year into her diet, a year after her heart attack, kents says she feels great. simply walking tired her out 12 months ago. sharon, do you think this can make you live longer? >> i hope so. i hope i get to see you retire. >> i have a feeling you have to live a very long time. which i hope you do. >> i hope i do, too. yeah. well, you know what? if i don't

> seven is on your side with a health alert for women just release late this afternoon -- the american heart association and american stroke association issued the first guidelines focusing specifically on stroke risk and revenge and for women. stroke is the third leading cause of death in women and every year, 55 thousand more women than men have a stroke. >> your gender matters and your doctor should know about it and ask -- an act on that information. saysstroke neurologist experts from various disciplines worked together on these new guidelines to highlight risks specific to women. >> there are issues related to women's hormonal status, to tognancy, the response various medications that are different from men. >> the guidelines recommend before a woman search birth control, she should be checked for high blood pressure. women with a risk of type what pressure should be considered for low-dose aspirin to reduce the risk of eclampsia. all women over the age of 75 should be screened for atrial fabulation which quadruples the risk for stroke. these guidelines are an important wake-up call fo

this week the american heart soes yaegs put out its first guidelines for preventing stroke in women.en a blood vessel bursts or is blocked. three years ago sharon o'connor a registered nurse became her own patient when she suddenly had trouble forming words. >> as a nurse i said this feels funny. i got up and went into the bathroom. did a quit neuroexam on myself. i said okay something's not working right. >> at age 49 she was diagnosed with a stroke. dr. andrew russman is a neurologist at the cleveland clinic. >> i think we have a set of guidelines that raises awareness among women, especially those who don't think of themselves at risk for stroekt. >> for both sexes the risk factors are age, high blood pressure smoking. for women it's gestational diabetes, use of birth control pills, especially those who smoke, are hypertensive or have clotting problems or preee clam tia. women with a history of preeclampsia have a risk for stroke even 30 years later and should be closely monitor. other faker tos include atryial fib racing and severe headaches, my grain with aura. o'connor had a hi

and will also donate a dollar to the american heart association for every heart-shaped pizza it sells $35,000 for charity over the years. >> this is a great idea. >> me too. it is like a pepperoni pizza for valentine's day. it's not pretentious. >> if a lady doesn't know what to get her fellow -- >> yeah. heart-shaped pizza will do. >> you would take a heart-shaped pizza. >> no doubt about it, i would take it. >> even the box is heart-shaped. >>> coming in the skinny, the unusual and predictable shia labeouf in tears. >> and the evolving american family. what happens when wives bring home more bread than their husbands. who does all the housework? you're watching world news now. ♪ ♪ throw your hands up at me all the ladies ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. that will be here for you now -- and down the road. i have a lifetime of experience. so i know how important that is. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the women throw your hands up ♪ >>> on average, women make 77 cents for every dollar man earns. and make up nearly half the american workforce. but lately, there

her talent with a miniature oscar at the academy awards and she danced and sang her way into americans' heartsit after hit with songs like "on the good ship lollipop" and "animal cracker in my soup" which she sang to fellow or fans in her first movie "curly top." four films she made with bill robinson who she said later was her favorite costar whom she appeared in "the little colonel" tap dancing up and down the staircase matching robinson 50 years her senior step for step. as a teenager her star began to fade, retired from filmmaking at 22 and after marrying her second husband charles black and embarked on a new career as a foreign diplomat. as an active republican she ran unsuccessfully for congress in 1967. two years later appointed to the u.s. delegate to the united nations by president nixon. an american legend dead at 85. back to you guys. >> legend indeed. >>> julie, thank you. >> sure. >> we'll be right back. ♪ we'll be together you and i why do people count on sunsweet prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only from prunes, nothing else. it works, simple as that. it's a nat