she was born with brittle bone disease. how this first-timer on skates is moving like a pro. >> wow! >> a video for anybody who thinks they've seen it all. >> how about a guy with a selfie riding a pink rocking horse wearing skiing equipment half naked? >> this qualifies as surveillance video a crime was occurring. something was stolen here. as you can see, that is a hammer head shark. that is a bait box. he says i'm going to take the whole thing. >> it was captured 2013 and recently surfaced online. grabs it gone. >> diver is taking a spoon from a shark's mouth. >> the shark is like fine, be that way. >> no pictures for you. >> i'll go home. >> this was filmed on lake superior where you can see it is very cold. somebody is ice fishing. this guy has drilled a 10 inch hole into the ice. goes what comes out? let's see how big that trout is, beth troutman. >> they believe that thing is 30 pounds. >> i feel sorry for these poor fish. they do put it back in the water, but look at this. >> i keep thinking these fish tell the othe

it's a common problem of brittle nails and weak bones because the abnormal calcium metabolism from theathyroid gland reduces the bone growth and it causes all sorts of other problems. >> so it interferes with the parathyroid function. >> the excess hormone from the parathyroid destroys the nail, makes brittle skin, makes hair fall out, and the point of bringing this up is 99% of patients with a parathyroid abnormal are misdiagnosed for the first year or two. >> what are they most often misdiagnosed with? >> psychiatric diseases. in other words, they're told it's in your head. >> oh, because it's hair falling out or you're getting older or things like that. >> exactly. it's something that's missed a lot. so many symptoms are associated with it that you go to a g.i. doctor for it and they don't look at the parathyroid. you go to the cosmetic person for your hair. they don't check that. but we can check it with this. >> so you can put it to rest just with the doppler on your fingers. >> exactly. >> this has been so enlightening. i couldn't even imagine that a simple nail could tell you so

>> the excess hormone from the parathyroid destroys the nail, makes brittle skin and hair fall out. point i'm bringing this up, 99% of patients with a parathyroid are misdiagnosed for the first year or two. >> what are they often misdiagnosed with? >> psychiatric diseases, in other words, they're told it's in your head. >> oh, because of hair falling out, you're getting older, things like that. >> exactly, it's something that as i said it's missed a lot, and so many symptoms are associated with it, that you go to a g.i. doctor for t and they don't look at the parathyroid. you go to the cosmetic person for your hair and they don't check that but with he can check it with these. >> just put the doppler on your fingers? >> exactly. >> this is so exciting. i can't imagine a simple nail could tell you so much. thank you for sharing all this information, dr. bard. we hope to see you again. >> good, thank you, carol. >> for more information on the noninvasive treatments go to www.bardcanc www.bardcancercenter.com. >>> up next, i give you my take on potassium in today's "ask carol." . ...to

i got some peanut brittle and that good man on occasion has sent me some of his home made peanut brittle. i think the world of her and her family. she was elected to state ledges slay tower at age -- state legislature at age 23. after eight years in the legislature she became state treasurer for eight years. in 1996 she was elected to the united states senate and became the first woman for louisiana elected to a full senate term. she was really good in small business. she now is the chair of the senate energy and natural resources committee, the same full committee that her predecessor bennett johnson shared. the committee on small business, she reduced heavy federal regulations that created tax relief for small business. as chair of the senate committee on energy and natural resources, mary has fought for louisiana, industry jobs. even before she became chair of that committee she did something that was impossible. people have been trying to do something like this in louisiana for 50 years, 60 years, 70 years, 80 years, but she did it to give new orleans, the whole state of louisiana

. >> the actual techniques authorized, i do not believe there were harsh there were brittle but did not believe the reached the threshold of torture. there were just occasional . there were not the defining future of the program, the program went on for seven years. >> senator mark kirk is among the republicans attacking the report. he says its the work of democrats who are being pushed out of washington. senator dick durbin says he supports the report's release and criticized the ineffective interrogation techniques. the u.s. navy says it couldn't be more pleased with its newest weapon in the fight against piracy on the high seas. the navy has been testing a laser gun that can disable an approaching pirate ship... or sink it. it can also take out an aerial drone. and at less than a dollar per laser shot, it's cheap to operate. the new weapon was mounted on the "u.s.s. ponce" in the arabian gulf, four months ago. that is the actual name by the way. it didn't make that up. and the navy says it has performed beyond expectations. the next project, is developing a laser that can shoot down

. >> sure, you can also get this on friday. >> get the brittle.our, you guys want to teach me how to cook. >> absolutely. >> chef wins i coming up next hour. >> definitely. >> i have adjectives like will, i'll have the sasines. >> but will you have the skills, though, to make a great dish? that's the great -- >> my peanut butter and jelousy amazing, i make amazing peanut butter and gel. >> i oh, go may version. >> i want to go to that event t sounds fantastic. time magazine, has just released its person of the year as you know by now, it is the ebola fighters from around the world. that's cool. we will go in philadelphia, would announce, our person of the year, who would it be? >> so we've been thinking about this, i'll give mine. >> okay. >> i'm thinking shady mccoy. now, i say this because this is someone who has been in the media a lot. a lot of people talk about him. hope tip gate thing, only tip 57 cents, remember talking about that, that was a big deal, then people are questioning, is he the same player as last year? >> has he lost his step.

say manufacturers often use those chemicals for various things including making nail polish less brittleuthor believes the chemicals can alter iq scores by more than six points. >> it is a very special night for nearly 100 children from fort rich mop. >> they are celebrating the holidays with a visit from santa and a lot of gifts. the police athletic league of philadelphia putting smiles on a whole lot of faces to night at the rizzo pal center. amazon.com also making a holiday donation with a giant box filled with items from the children's wis lists. pal provides girls and boys of philadelphia save fun and free environment that centers across the city. >> great stuff. >> absolutely. >> i like all the hats, too. we should wear hats one day. i mean howard would look great in a santa hat, don't you think? >> he might. >> chip kell woman look great in one. >> you've never seen the picture of me -- that's right. >> santa claus with chip kelly. >> she hasn't seen it. >> break it out again. >> tomorrow night i am santa claus. trust me. around here i really am santa claus. chip kelly can be very

say manufacturers often use those chemicals for various things including making nail polish less brittles believe that these chemicals can alter iq scores by more than six points. substantial. laughing gas usually used in the dentist office researchers are trying to see if it can be used as treatment for depression. twenty patient randomly selected. two thirds of the patient receiving this night trust oxide treatment reported better symptoms, compared to just one third of the placebo group. none of the patient reported worse symptoms. >> the weather is getting cold as you know, so inviting people to come on down to our studios at fourth and market to share the warmth. join us this friday from seven to 10:00 a.m., donate new or gently used clothing, we'll except them here in our studios at fourth and market. and excepting clothing for children and adult. >> when sony got hacked, so did executive emails at sony. now they're being leaked, and angelina jolie will not be happy what was supposedly said about her. >> emails leaked from george clooney? >> oh, boy. >> also, speaking of stars, han

so, we just ask people to recognize the fact that we've had a dry season a lot of these trees are brittle, especially the larger ones. >> yeah, i'm supposed to be on vacation. >> reporter: the windy weather kept tree companies busy. dave's time off was cancelled due to all the calls for help. >> they called us in. i just stopped for gas, but it's been non-stop all day today. >> reporter: for a while there, the one set of the railroad tracks had to be closed down while the downed power line was work on. amtrak and union specific had to share the oesh track in both directions causing major delays. >> thanks. >>> the wind gusts you're keeping planes grounded at bay area airports. right now flights are seeing delays of an hour and a half. that's arrive. departing flights facing 45-minute delays. take a live like at oakland international, passengers trying to head out are experiencing close to one-hour delays. san jose it is more than two hours delays. >>> strong winds in a small northern california town killed two people. two separate wind problems in the town of paradise just east of chico t

i think there are cia officials who thought it was disgraceful and brittle and that comes out in the summary as well and some individuals were to -- were directly involved who were deeply affected by what they were doing. there were medical professionals who realized it was unethical of not illegal. we have to get past the debate about whether we crossed the line. we crossed the line. the question is what do we do about it now? that's why the release of this report is useful even if it took longer than it should have. to spark the conversation about how we make sure in the future that these things don't happen again. that is the real imperative. led tohat experiences your views on this issue guest:? myst:primarily, it's professional experience in the senate. working for senator coleman at the time of senator levin of michigan, a democrat on the other side, and working with their staff and working on exceedingly sensitive issues, issues that would lead to criminal liability for the people we are investigating and knowing the justice department was out there, working in a bipartisan wa

. >> alienee luds misty copeland now is the brittle of principal dancer. be the first african-american female ever at the american ballet theater. >> for me it's just proving myself to people that's the most daunting. >> what are you proving? >> that i belong. that i'm capable. that i'm a ballerina. that it doesn't matter what color i am. it doesn't matter what body type i have. >> do you feel like you're still proving this? >> i don't think it will ever end. >> really? >> i think that it's something that's going to take the ballet world a very long time to get used to. and i don't think it's going to happen within my lifetime. but it's starting. >> osgood: ahead. you shouldn't have. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. and call your doctor right away. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started withi

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i think there are cia officials who thought it was disgraceful and brittle and that comes out in thend some individuals were to -- were directly involved who were deeply affected by what they were doing. there were medical professionals who realized it was unethical of not illegal. we have to get past the debate about whether we crossed the line. we crossed the line. the question is what do we do about it now? that's why the release of this report is useful even if it took longer than it should have. to spark the conversation about how we make sure in the future that these things don't happen again. that is the real imperative. led tohat experiences your views on this issue guest:? myst:primarily, it's professional experience in the senate. working for senator coleman at the time of senator levin of michigan, a democrat on the other side, and working with their staff and working on exceedingly sensitive issues, issues that would lead to criminal liability for the people we are investigating and knowing the justice department was out there, working in a bipartisan way to put together