researchers say that slow talkers who might not have mastered 25 words by age two might have developmental delays. in the "consumer alert," en route recalls odyssey m -- honda recalls odyssey minivans because the rear door can fall unexpectedly. the recall involves the 2008 and 2009 models. while consumers can be looking for it to j.c. penney's pricing system, creditors are not so sure. fitch ratings downgraded the retailer to a credit rating of b +. j.c. penney announced a new pricing strategy stretching from occasional sales to everyday low sales prices. many executives except positive earnings, but fitch says the company faces a volatile year because it is uncertain if consumers will buy into the new pricing structure. comcast will launch its own as streaming video service over the web tomorrow, taking aim at netflix. it will be bundled with certain gears of comcast video service for $4.95 a month. it will offer a selection of old tv shows and movies. it is different from the tv, whichnto finity offers new were shows. an app keeps track of what kids are sharing with others. it to stock

be hard to decipher what toddlers are saying. >> they should have 25 words in their vocabulary by the agef 2. words include money, that, but added, and dog. -- mommy, daddy, all gone, and dog. there could be some developmental delays if they have not managed these words by the age 2. 5:40. 46 degrees on tv hill. maryland goes down to the wire against miami. >> a great comeback for the terps. >> today i learned what it takes to be a sushi chef. knife. has a ni mild temperatures and a chance for rain. the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. while the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we are tracking an accident in southern anne arundel county in the lothian area. northbound route 4 is shut down for it medevac to land at the scene of the accident. we will let

assassinations in one nine hundred sixty eight pass gun control legislation that limited who could own a gun by age by mental health status how you can acquire a gun no more mail order guns and then after that nothing really came on the radar the federal level until the brady bill one thousand nine hundred ninety three. the phrase. named after james brady president reagan's press secretary who was shot and paralyzed during the handgun assassination attempt on president reagan it took twelve years for legislation to finally be passed in congress when a democrat bill clinton took over the presidency. what does that brady gun control act do all the brady bill does is let's make sure that at this moment right now we're not selling a gun to someone who's got a criminal history that's the thrust of the brady bill the instant background check system. a year later clinton passed the federal sold weapons ban which did criminalize possession of almost an entire class of firearms. the assault weapons ban expired a little fanfare in two thousand and four and democrats have not spoken about renewing it since re

. >> in oruzgan, by and large, women disappear by age 12 and 13. >> tell me more. >> a lot of the afghan women where the birth of, and in the province of oruzgan, they wear . blue berthurka it is in-screen and then it is a cover down to their -- amesh screen, and then it is covering them to their feet. we subsequently built high schools. changes incremental, it fell. the whole time i have -- if at all. the whole time i have been there, i probably spoken to five afghan women. >> is that right? >> lastly had a conversation. >> transpired in that conversation? >> one was very americanized, she spoke english, and the others were very perfunctory. our concern is not to be viewed by the population is trying to change the culture faster than it is able to change. we are sensitive to the perception that we are doing things that adversely effect within. the rumor network -- the village network, people start talking. even female soldiers to many afghans look like they are men. any gesture that is innocent, -- we are still trying to do things. we try to increase female voter registration. what woul

around going the pilgrim. >> bob talked to emm a thompson. >> the roles you play are not defined by age. >> aye been very lucky because i've had a very old career, really. i didn't start acting until i was 26. i did comedy, sketch comedy until that age. and i didn't do my first film until i was 26. i've had a very advantage time. i've haven't stuck to anything longer than 18 months. now i've written an adaptation and screen play and i would like to write for more. because i would like to do something about my own complaints that there aren't enough parts for women. i would also like to get into my 40s and feel that i was doing something toward reversing this ghastly obsession that we have with being young. and i don't know what has happened to us but we've appeared to loss the desire to get older and wiser which is one of the great beauties of living. it's just ridiculous and we have to do something ability. it exudes us all because we're raising a generation that are frightening to get old. especially our women. and for my next sermon i'll be talking about the evils of drink. >>> bob a

going to be a president of a very difficult by age and we have to before there are barriers because thereare easier marches like this is in march is that there are different there are those that. it's going to be a tough task to spain i mean you can't turn and form a legend on just one just because he'll be taking charge of the first ever pick up time however the russians will be hoping for a slightly easier passage into the next round compared to last year's free to win of a french speak look to win the first title since two thousand and eight but a bump hopefully darty. you know everything is continuing to go to plan for c.s. because basketball is on the continent the muscovites maintaining their one hundred percent record in the euro league following yet another convincing victory. saskia seeking a thirteen straight win in the russian cup when they went about it the right time the army men finishing the forty seven points to the good with the rest of the contre sensually was way traffic in the christie troublesome all evening long ending with a game high twenty points the likes of jama

so i think we have to remember that these things do sort out a little bit by age groups, and the age groups sort out in partisanship as well. >> and nobody follows it more closely than bob lichter, so bob, if you want to weigh in, please. >> general twitter users trend older than some of the other social media like faceb

have some tips on talking with your kids about alcohol and in fact it's even broken down for you by age- group. tonight the alexandria fire department is mourning the loss of paramedic joshua weisman. he died in the hospital today from injuries he got last night while responding to an emergency call. the paramedic is alexandria's first death in the line of duty in more than a hundred years. today the cities fire chief said weissman was known for going the extra mile even when he was off the job. >> one mother wrote that josh revisited her home after responding to an accident in her home that involved her mother-in-law and her young son. josh reassured the mother that her son had been thoroughly checked out after being involved in the home accident when the boys grandmother fell ill while holding the boy. that was the kind of person josh was. committed, dedicated, professional, to the end. >> weissman was among the first responders handling a car fire last night on i-395 in arlington. investigators say he jumped across a guard rail and fell through a gap in the roadway and landed far bel

search by age, or character, and get information that helps you make the right choices for your familynstant, it's unlimited. and it's only 8 bucks a month. start your free trial today. tonight, you saw why in ther >>> we have our eye on this storm. good evening, everybody. let's go live. see where the rain drops are falling on the rooftops. we are going to zoom on in on the eastern portion of our bay area because that is where we see a moderate style heading due east in walnut creek along the peninsula. just moved out of the boulevard area. look what is happening in a city by the bay. the city of san francisco moderate rain fall from the richmond district heading to, right there, chinatown. and if we go north of the golden gate bridge, it is pretty much light rain fall throughout the entire area. up stream, however, we have moderate rain fall and snow at cobb mountain. now we do have a wind advisory that goes into effect midnight through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow and the straight. gusty winds, all associated with this cold front. that's the frontal boundary that will be across the santa cru

measure, the american specialty agriculture act adopts most of the important and meaningful sought for by ag employers and would be a substantial improvement over the program. for that reason we endorsed the chairman's bill last fall. some of the other proposals being considered would also make significant improvements. for example, the barn act introduced by representative kingston and the act introduced by senator chambliss include the improvements that agriculture employers suggest or needed. other proposals scan the program for specific areas like dairy and sheep and goat herding. while these are important, they are insufficient to deal with the larger systemic problems of the program. finally, there is the current version of the more than 12-year-old ag jobs that seeks to legalize the current undocumented workforce without adding a single worker to an already inadequate supply and without creating a sustainable and workable guest worker program for the future. rather than solve the problems with the current agriculture job guest worker program, agriculture jobs will make it worse. ag jo

we now know that by age 14 we can begin to see the signs of mental illnesses, depression, anxiety, and even schizophrenia at that age, some signs. those signs also... we also have just recently learned that there are other signs that start to appear to give us a little insight around 2 to 3 years earlier, so we're really starting to reach in to those younger populations. we also need to balance out the brain disease part of mental health-mental illness, rather-and see what can we do about that, like, and learn from the substance abuse world of their issues with looking at how the brain interacts with our enzymes, which interacts with the disease itself. as with most chronic illnesses, even though we have come so far with addictions and in mental illness we still are not at the same level of knowledge and expertise that we are with learning about diabetes and cancer and heart disease and even alzheimer's disease. so we have come a long way, but we have a lot longer to go to be able to get this to a level where all physicians, like dr. greene, who understands the behavioral health issues

when those things happen to you just by aging here on earth, you don't get any better. and so the idea -- i approached the nasa doctors if they had ever thought of sending someone older up there to see what the reaction would be and aging people were also interested in this. and the idea was, could we find out by looking, patterning the differences between the elderly and those younger people, maybe learn what within the human body turns these systems on and off. if we could, then we could make it possible for the younger astronauts to make longer flights and the elderly right here on earth maybe relieve the elderly of some of the frailties of old age right here on earth. now, they put that out for study for over a year and came back and decided, yes, it would be good to go. fortunately, i was able to qualify physically, so i was very glad to be able to get that flight. the national institute of aging interest in this is obvious, because in the year 2000 we had some 34 million americans over 65. that's due to go to over 100 million by the year 2050. so, and that pattern

so what we have done is we have broken it down by age cohorts, between, you know, 18 to 24-year-olds, 25 to 29. and tried to figure out how those compare. and so what we found is that for all the age cohorts except the 18 to 24-year-olds, the military voter participation rate is higher. amongst the 18 to 24 it's still lower. but that's important, because 60% of the military is under 29 years of age. only 6% of the military is over 45 years of age. >> i don't know if you can use that term on tv. >> i guess i already did. but, you know, 53% of the general population is over 45 years of age and voter participation rate goes up exponentially over time. the other element is actually the nature of the military population and physics plays a part. a bag of mail containing ballots weighs and takes up space. that last mile going out to the combat outpost, getting to the ship at sea, that weight matters. it's replacing bullets, bandages, replacement troops. and so the military commander has to make a choice. which goes? well, that's what we're trying to focus as much as possible on the electron

cognitive impairment mile cognitive impairment is the condition between the normal forgetfulness caused by agingnd early alzheimer's the study is in the american academy of neurology journal when it comes to children and sleep the more things change the more they stay the same researchers looked at sleep studies and exported rice going back more than a century found no matter how much sleep children are getting it's always assumed they need more the man of sleep recommended by experts of dropped over the years and researchers say it it's not surprising because three there is not any good science on which to base any recommendations the current ones are 11-12 hours of sleep for preschoolers 10 for older children and teenagers >>millions of americans suffer from sleep disorders and one women in the quad cities area said that hearses technology based paramedic anti-gay works a schedule that's all over the place and when she goes to sleep day or night she's still working texting as she sleeps or talking on the phone and she is no memory of doing this ... a doctor who has treated people with sleep di

. >> by the age of five or six i already knew that i should keep it on the down low. >> i knew, absolutelyupposed to talk about it. >> i was not honest with myself or my family and. >> you are raised with the idea that you're supposed to grow up and have a family. >> find the man of your dreams to would support you. >> grow up and get married and have a husband. >> a wife, two children, a defense. -- picket fence. >> i did not have any positive gay role models that were out there. >> all of the imagery associated with gays and lesbians was someone you were supposed to laugh at or someone who was supposed to be ridiculed. >> i did not have anything that showed me it was ok to be who i am. >> i had times when i did not want to get up and get out of bed, face the day. >> the feeling was really low. >> i wanted to just not be around. >> i thought of suicide. i was depressed. >> mostly, the message was that there was something wrong with me and i should just died. >> it did not feel good to want what i thought everybody should want. it just made me angry. >> there was a part of me that was a li

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there are 5 million people that suffer from it by now and by age they're three to four percent of people age 70 have dementia. age 80, it's 20% and age 90, 50%. it's just horrible. now, the dementia most common is alzheimers disease. in 1906, it was described a case he said was unlike anything he'd ever seen. there was a woman with memory loss and peculiar thoughts and thought in almost an irrational way her husband was complicated and she was getting jealous of about what he was doing. as time got on she became suspicious of other people as well. she thought they were out to get her and her memory deteriorated more and found difficulty getting around her house and after a while had to be hospitalized and then after five years of hospitalization she died. when she was autopsied, alzheimers did the autopsy and found three features david and alison will describe. there's a shrinkage of the brain, the cerebral cortex and plaque outside the nerve cell and tangles within the nerve cell. many people think this is the only dementia, as you pointed out, there are a number of other dementias, vas

study, found parents urging their kids to eat more at snack time could end up with chubbier children by ageechl toddlers are finicky eaters and parents are worried their children aren't eating enough. pemplts say the solution is giving them healthy food and give it time. >> sunday is super bowl. if it's close to be bad for your heart if you have heart disease. doctors say emotional stress can lead to cardiovascular disease and the party rituals and there is a recipe for potential heart problem autos awful these things need lead to disturbances. >> and it turns out a close game is associated with cardiac death more than a blowout, affecting more women than men. doctors say enjoy yourself, just don't get carried away. >> skach -- scratching an inch, research feels feels good scratching one part of the body. ankle. most scratch ankle, back or forearm, showing the ankle is the most pleasureable. researchers have no idea why it's itch on the ankle feels so q good when scratched. >> business news now. net flix getting ready to release its its first religion nal series. and there is a tram difor a

later in the decade, spending turns up again relative to gdp because of expenses generating by the aging population and rise in health care and the accumulation of debt and rising interest rates will cause a surge in the government's interest costs. of course, these baseline projections are influenced by the changes in tax and spending policies in current law. it is a significant departure from recent policies. to illustrate the budget consequences of maintaining some tax and spending policies that have recently been in effect. cbo has objections in a scenario. look at the next slide. that scenario incorporates the following, first recent that all expiring tax provisions are extended. second, that the alternative minimum tax is indexed for inflation after 2011. third, that medicare payment rate for doctor services remain at current level rather than dropping. and fourth, that the automatic spending reductions required by the act do not take effect. although the scenario assumes the original caps on discretionary spending remains in place. the next slide shows under that alternative fisca

. >> by age 16, ferrell was a full member of a murray vampire clan, comprised of a group of teens whonted home. >> some of us actually lived together and some of us just sort of half lived there. but anywhere from the normal five or six people to 20. >> it's not like it's portrayed on television. not like that. it's just everyday living with a little bit more sex, a little bit more blood. >> their vampire rituals of drinking human blood took place mainly at night, often in murray's graveyards. >> it's been 15 years, but this is it. wow. it's still beautiful. it really is. it's not really all about biting somebody's neck. we built a world around ourselves that made us important and powerful and special. we didn't have to pretend for anybody. that was the appeal. for some people, it was a religion. let me make that very clear. there were some of them that it was very much a religion. in some, it was a lifestyle and some, it was both. >> there are numerous forms of vampires. you'll find cannibals, blood drinkers, sionic vampires, those who fear the sun. they have numerous names, numerous

senior prom date. >> never someone i could talk to because i thought i was different. >> i would say by the age of 5, 6, i already knew that i should kind of keep it on the down low. >> at times where i didn't want to get up and get out of bed or face the day. >> my self-esteem was really low. >> i think that i wanted to not be around. >> i thought of suicide. i was depressed. >> mostly the message was that there was something wrong with me and i should just die. >> it does get better and until it does, we here in the san francisco police department are going to stick up for you. believe me. it gets better. >> and the san francisco police department teamed up with the it gets better campaign to support gay and lesbian youth. san francisco giants also made a similar video last year. they were the first professional sports team to participate. >>> well, banana sam is back. the squirrel monkey was stolen from the san francisco zoo new year's weekend. sam has been quarantined for a month after he was found in some bushes near the zoo. police say the investigation into his kidnapping is still open.