the cdc says smoking rates are highest among men, especially black men. its national pizza with the works day. load up on your pizza out with all the toppings you won't -- mushroom, bacon, all okay. just be sure to leave off the anchovies. if you have to have the fish on your pie, do it in secret. >> actually like the anchovies. now that the nation has a new president-elect, what can we expect? >> that next, a look at the campaign promises donald trump says he plans to get done on his first day in office. that's why this motorcycle club the white house says no final decisions have been made regarding final approval of the controversial dakota access oil pipeline. thanks for staying with us at nine 30:00 p.m. -- 9:40 p.m. >> protests have been going on around the country. three local high schools join the fight. >> it may be quiet now but earlier this evening, the steps at the state capitol were packed with protesters including hundreds of high school students. they are rallying cry -- water is sacred, water is life. >> more than 500 miles away, as the bas

from the cdc perspective, about 25 years ago, congress created the cdc foundation to help the cdc doore faster. when ebola hit, the gates foundation was first to give us resources so that we can act very quickly and in a more flexible way than would be possible within usual government systems. so we encourage that collaboration. you also able to provide those individuals and companies will time information -- real-time information, whether it is flu or ebola or zika. >> the other thing we should mention is the investment in data. one of the biggest challenges over the last couple of years would be -- last couple of years, is really getting good, global data that is believable and on time. and using things like the ubiquity of smartphones, we have invested, and again, collaborating whether it is with the cdc or foundations or others, we have invested in more accurate and quicker data so that everybody in the world knows what is going on. >> technology plays a big role. we're talking about one of the battleground scenes for zika is in florida, where people are said because they don't w

the cdc cdc is in fear that somehow they will be violating federal law to engage in research that would tell us about the public health impact of gun violence. there is 110 members of congress who signed a letter in 2015 about this. even if the repeal goes forward and we certainly hope it does there remains the question of congressional funding so we can understand the problem better. there any questions that you have? >> please identify yourself and please speak as loud as you can. >> of a question for anyone on the panel, you're all qualified and i would take to hear from where the one of you. drugs and gun violence are often linked. this coming november the number of states that have ballot initiatives to legalize marijuana. in particular in particular a lot of campaigns are noting that the discrimination and excessive force comes along with the war on drugs. i want to know if any of your seen evidence that there is going to be a reduction in gun violence please excessive force, if and when some of the initiatives to legalize drugs, specifically marijuana our past? >> a quick refreez

back to you. >> if you are considering a cruise the cdc does track illness outbreaks. we have a link a link to the website on our website. >>> in line or online for the black friday deals. we put it to the test with a a guy that is already camping out. >>> what you are seeing is in snow. why a mysterious white foam filled of the streets. craziness on black friday. is it worth it? how early is too early to get in line? how many of those door busters are actually available online right now? eric spoke with a man who is already camping out and put his wish list to the test. >> reporter: how early is too early? black friday deals on the friday before black friday. >> i was number one in 2012. >> reporter: first in line, the only way to guarantee he gets the deals he wants. >> if i am not i am not number one i don't get that item. >> ii think it is way too early. >> it is crazy. >> reporter: we pulled up a chair to test his theory found the dell computer he was waiting a week for is available online now. i can buy that right now. he also wants a 49-inch television for $199.

since then, president obama has said no, cdc, you can go forward and do this. but last year alone, 110 members of congress said let's do an exquisite repeal because the cdc is not doing it. the cdc is in fear that somehow they will be violating federal law to engage in research that would tell us about the public health impacts of gun violence. there were 110 members of congress who signed a letter in 2015 about this. even if the repeal goes forward, and we certainly hope that it does, it remains the question of congressional funding so that we can understand the problem better. now with that, are there any questions that you all have? yes, sir. please identify yourself and speak as long as you can. >> [inaudible] anyone onuestion for the panel. you are all qualified and i'd love to hear from more than one of you. drugs and gun violence are often .inked this coming november, a number of states have ballot initiatives to legalize marijuana. in particular, a lot of theaigns are noting discrimination, excessive force that comes along with the war on drugs. i'm won

right now, maine's cdc is monitoring a situation at maine medical center. tom: a patient there is believed prion diseases are a family of progressive neurodegenerative disorders that affect both humans and animals. they are rare and almost always fatal. the cdc says it was notified by the hospital yesterday of the possible case. the cdc will monitor the case as additional testing is completed to figure out what kind of prion disease this patient may have. shelley: toll demolition on the mass pike is set to be finished by thanksgiving. soon, highway officials plan to raise the speed limit so you won't have to slow down to 15mi right now, almost all of the 155 toll booths have been demolished. the complete removal of toll booths and road re-construction will not be complete until next year. tom: a major construction project is now complete in the state capital. we've been showing you the progress of the main street project for more than a year and a half. now a milestone will be reached tomorrow when all the work is officially revealed. state capital in april

. >> from the cdc perspective congress created the cdc foundation to do more faster . and the first to give us resources with the usual government systems and then to provide to those individuals and companies with uh next threat. >> what we should mention is that investment of data so the biggest challenge the last couple of years it would be a massive challenge is to get good day dad could global data that is believable land on time. and with that technology to collaborate weather's cdc for the foundation or others to invest in laugh quicker data as everybody knows what is going on. >> technology plays a role when we talk about the battleground seen down in florida where people are upset that don't want their neighborhoods parade is so you pick your poison. dry with the risk of poison or deep? so they have genetically modifying the miskitos? direct there are two approaches of what we call vector control that is means we try not just to think about of back cedar fair before they humans but consult -- control of mosquitos so this is a bad mosquito and like malaria you

the cdc isn't fear they will be violating federal law to engage in research that would tell us about the public impact of gun license. there were 110 members that signed the letter about this. and even if the repeal goes forward, and we certainly hope that it does, there remains the question of congressional funding so that we can understand this problem better. with that, are there any questions you all have? please identify yourself and speak as loud as you can. >> i have a question for anyone on the panel because you are qualified and i would love to hear from any of you. drugs and gun violence are often believed in this coming november states of initiatives to legalize marijuana in particular is one of campaigns are noting a lot of discrimination, excessive force comes along with the war on drugs so i want to know if any of you are seeing evidence that there is going to be a reduction in gun violence and police excessive force if and when some of these initiatives to legalize drugs specifically marijuana are passed. >> quickly for the viewing audience, the question is with many m

the cdc recommends humming happy birthday twice to yourself as well. it also helps the spread of other viruses like the flu, because it's flu season as well. tia. >> tia: good advice, nicki. thank you so much. a deadly outbreak of the legionnaires disease is blamed for the death of one man in eastlake. disease, they all work on these businesses at lakeland boulevard, advanced controlled, consolidated precision products and press right corp. the others live in a ten-mile radius. ron graham says cooling towers are frequent sources of the bacteria. >> we continue to monitor cases, and it's important to know that we'll never really know the true source of the bacteria. we do know that the cooling towers were positive. >> tia: osha is currently investigating the history of the companies. they could face citations if they were not following proper procedures. >>> listen up smokers or anyone who cares about someone that smokes, even though millions found the willpower to quit, it's the number one cause of cancer death worldwide. >> brian: today is the great a

the cdc cdc is in fear that somehow they will be violating federal lawo engage in research that would tell us about the public health impact of gun violence. there is 110 members of congress who signed a letter in 2015 about this. even if the repeal goes forward and we certainly hope it does there remains the question of congressional funding so we can understand the problem better. there any questions that you have? >> please identify yourself and please speak as loud a you can. of a question for anyone on the panel, you're all qualified and i would take to hear from where the one of you. drugs and gun violence are often linked. this coming november the number of states that have ballot initiatives to legalize marijuana. in particular in particular a lot of campaigns are noting that the discrimination and excessive force comes along with the war on drugs. i want to know if any of your seen evidence that there is going to be a reduction in gun violence please excessive force, if and when some of these initiatives to legalize drugs, specifically marijuana our past? >> a quick refreeze

cdc officials say this type of swine flu is something they've never seen in humans. there's no evidence of person-to-person transmission. >>> eye injuries in youth sport say thousands of children are sent to the er every year. basketball and cycling were most likely to cause the injuries. while vision damage was rare, one quarter of the aces were caused by air and paint ball guns. wearing protective glasses can significantly reduce the chances of this injury. >>> we all had it. you get a song stuck in your head. it can be maddening. >> a new study e songs tend to stick in our brains more than others. earworm songs tend to be faster with a melody but they have unique repetition. they also had similar patterns like a rise and a fall, like twinkle twinkle little star. experts say giving in and listening to the song can stop from looping it in your brain. >>> well, donald trump and hillary clinton are not the only ones hitting the debate stage. they faced off at the henderson pavilion for a mock debate during kids-vention. hundreds of kids filled the audience to watch fo

so the cdc is happy but it would like to see more of all cancer diagnoses are linked to tobacco the cdc says smoking rates are highest among men especially blechman. >> women are concerned about access to birth control now that donald trump is being elected president. throughout his campaign he promised to repeal the affordable care act and the law mandates they provide ccverage without combing meant -- copayment or coinsurance. women may have to pay neither trump nor congress have revealed a detailed plan >>> remember -- now facebook apologizing for a glitch we have the details. >> in today's tech bites facebook is apologizing for glitch that posted death notices for users who are alive and well. >> a memorial banner briefly remember and celebrate their lives. >> emoji's are keeping up. we show you apples propose emoji's. >> among them is the purple one in the rat -- middle the breast- feeding mother. if approved these would be available in the middle of next year. >> ket wait to hear what people think about that. >> the elusive mcrib. a few weeks at select locations. the new ios that

adam: new research from the cdc says that smoking rates have hit an all-time low. researchers say the number of smokers dropped about 15% between 2005 and 2015. officials say more anti-tobacco action is still needed. nearly half of all cancer according to the cdc, smoking rates are highest among men. no matter what your political views are, this election season has left many people stressed. now, a new york artist is trying to make things just a little easier. it's a simple idea. subway riders are given a post-it note and a pen. and they're given a chance to write down their frustrations and leave them on the wall. the project started before the election to give people the chance to get anything off their chest. escaped outside today and hit the slopes for a good cause. bretton woods held an event to fight hunger in the granite state. skiers who brought a non-perishable food item got a free lift ticket. the say goodbye to hunger event ended about an hour ago. bretton woods will officially open closer to thanksgiving. ski lovers rejoice, the jackson ski touring cent

. >> paul, it's worth mentioning in cases like this the cdc will get involved in some cases. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. indeed the cdc, an officer taking samples when the boat those samples will be sent to the lab for further testing. >> thank you, paul. >>> this got us thinking with the holiday season right around the corner what are some tips to avoid getting sick while traveling no matter your mode of transportation? first stay hydrated the trip. if you're flying, experts recommend using nasal mist to help your body fight germs nationally. wa water before using them and try not to be too overstressed. >>> president-elect donald trump will pay a settlement to those students from trump university, the more than 6,000 people who believe they were scammed by the program. >>> in oregon a car plows full behind. the driver told police he accidentally hit the gas pedal while trying to park. >>> if you combine exploding propane tanks and wooden pallets, you get this, flames tearing through a 2-acre compound in california. this fire forced authorities to shut down a nearby expressway. for

in a new cdc study, seniors accounted for 35% of emergency room effects. that's up from 26%. blood thinners, diabetes, drugs, and opiates were responsible for the majority of the visits, and how a dad responds to the becoming a new parent could have long-term implications for his child. oxford researchers followed thousands of children from infancy to age 11. they found kids were less likely to have behavioral problems as preteens if their dads adjusted well to >> i don't know about you, you ashton, but it took me some time getting ready to go where i wanted to go in the car. >> that's true. that goes on for a while. my guy is 18 years old and it takes forever sometimes. him and his mother -- well, i won't get into that. >>> 29 degrees in denver. temperatures are very cold in the mountains. it's 11 in leadville, 24 in avon. meanwhile, here in the denver area most ever us are in 20s. a little warmer perhaps in boulder. we can't call it warm. 30 there. 21 greeley. later today high temperatures in the 50s up and down the front range. it will not be as cool today as yesterday. mo

between that information on the cdc website discredits that idea, the fda document shows is not always possible to establish a link, some found the billboard or alarming than informative. it was really scary as we live in a world people see something on the billboard or o facebook and they believe that some times that make in their own opinion or their own research.m >> health experts tell people to check with your dr. before making decisions about vaccines. >> and something missing from your favorite tv show, it is th safe food handling procedures, they say that if they failed to demonstrate safe practices may lead to unhealthy food preparation, looking at the use of utensils and closeoo and protection from contamination and the time and temperature control in popular cooking show time, the end food safety practices were mentioned in onl three episodes. we are celebrating dick goddard, to prepare for his final forecast.we >> the is bill sheil shows, along the honors and awards, one of them is more visible than th others. and more than half a century dick goddard, has been forecasting

the cdc confirmed eight kids in washington state had the disease. this is also hitting closer to home. 3-year-old kiko is being treated for afm at colora his mother said he started with cold-like symptoms, nothing couldn't walk. hin days, he they brought him from his home in new mexico here to colorado. children's hospital in aurora saw 14 cases of afm back in 2014 and has been tracking those patients ever since. >> the cdc came to children's hospital colorado and helped us investigate the epidemiology of these cases. subsequently, we've continued to follow our patients and do and better understand what afm is, how can we treat it and best yet, how can we prevent it. >> now, kiko has started to regain some movement. you can see our full story on thedenverchannel.com. >>> most would agree this election year has been stressful. some people are relaxing by meditating. >> support each other and maintain some sanity and stability and wisdom in the midst of all the ups and downs. >> today, the boulder and denver centers are offering election day meditatio

. >> the cdc is saying cigarette between 2005 and 2015. and more antitobacco action is needed. the cdc says smoking rates are highest among men, especially african-american males. >>> before you take a road trip this holiday season, take a closer look at what's inside or what could be missing from your trunk. a third of new cars don't come with spare tires. the draw backs one. >> she recently leased a new car with no spare tire. she was larged to learn that she'd have to depend on her -- flat tire. >> it was a concern of mine. tires have chicker side walls. >> they are not going to work for everything. if you have a ripped side wall or a large hole in the tire, obviously, you may not be able to drive on it. >> depending on size, some can cost as much as $300 each. and there are fewer models available and they might have to be special ordered. why are so many spare? >> they are lightening up the car to improve fuel efficiency. in the case of run flat tires, they don't have room in the car. >> if you get a small puncture, you'll be able to continue and won't be wrestling with a s

we are told according to the cdc people contract it by breathing in water droplets or we can understand it comes from just air conditioning as it was in this case. the cdc says by the way 3,000 case come in most recover and -- come in and most recover if treated properly and we will have more at 7 and wkyc pop com. >> see you late -- wkyy.com. >> thank you. >>> scary moments for a pizza delivery driver robbed on the job. >> it happened on sherman street last night. channel 3 amani abram what -- tonight? >> reporter: no at this point there's no word on a suspect. police are searching for him and unfortunately this is not the first time we have heard that a pizza delivery driver has been robbed. but what makes this different is this crime was violent a woman pulled inside and threatened. it happened last night around 10:00 when a 22-year-old papa john's driver was driferg wings to a house on sherman street was asked to come and that's when the man went upstairs to grab money but a feminutes later he came back and grabbed her by the hand. pulling her into the home and knock her on the -- k

the cdc looked at 13 exposed infants in brazil who were born with brain abnormalities but did not have microcephaly. 11 of them went on to later develop zika -- develop, excuse >>> more seniors are going to the emergency room because of issues with their medications. in a new cdc study, seniors account for 35% of visits. >>> let's turn to the weather and traffic, both of which are very, very important. >> we are doing our part in the weather office. no weather-related issues today. tonight snow in the temperature, -- high country after 10:00 p.m. there could be weather problems for you. this morning we have 22 degrees outside in downtown denver. 25 out at the airport where it's so busy this morning. 21 in greeley and 30 degrees in boulder. meanwhile, mountain towns are cold. 8, for example, in leadville. 25 out in eagle county at avon. later today most mountain towns will be in the 40s. 47 in aspen. slope. 40s and 50s for the eastern plains as well. wray up to around 55. holy oak expect the same. 53 in nebraska today. mostly sunny skies statewide today. our storm system from yesterday

the cdc is going to come in also. a lot of information gathering at this point to try to connect the dots and answer these questions. >> what age group is at risk? >> so the disease is mainly under 21. probably the average age is five. anywhere from six months to teenagers. >> so the advice that you have, wash your hands, but otherwise there's no -- there is no cure, right? so at this point it manifests itself and works itself through? >> we're not exactly sure. there's an association maybe with this polio-like virus. you can always wash your hands. that's probably the best thing we can do to prevent that. it's pretty rare. one in a million. it's nothing i would freak out about. but we do need to look into this outbreak and figure it out. >> all right, dr. larry, appreciate it as always. >>> a new study shows the bay area commute is getting worse. one particular aspect is even worse than los angeles. >>> voters are also being asked to approve a multi-billion- dollar bond measure to help pay for upgrades. a rare look a

the docky amendment still hangs heavy over the cdc, restricting researchers from actually studying the public health impact of gun violence, so many have talked about the nra as stifling congress to do anything effective and efficient in this particular domain, but in all of that conversation, one critical aspect that we also see missing is a care for the type of trauma that is experienced by the poor. the kind of trauma that is experienced in communities of color. in one week, sandy hook is an experience that chicago visits over and over again. just this weekend in chicago, it was the most grotesque and highest level of gun violence they have seen and then followed up monday also by similar statistics. now, who bothers to send in counselors to visit with poor children living on the south side of chicago and other communities? they don't get the type of attention that they deserve. they don't get the type of help that they need at all. but their voices and their liv s s matter, and we will be hearing about that today. but i also want to flag another issue for you. and that is the impac

the cdc says as of september, year. that is up from 21 cases last year. doctors say afm usually peaks in late summer early fall. so, cases should be declining. kathy walsh, cbs4 news. >> the cdc tells us disease prevention is always important. so, washing your hands, staying up to date on the vaccines and protecting yourself from mosquito bites are all important. >>> so let's get over to ed greene. a little bit cooler. >> we a high. got to 62. i don't know what i was thinking. you can see in telluride, a little batch of snow and lightning. there might have been some thunder snow. elsewhere around the state, a lot of sunshine over the eastern plains. we have the t scattered showers an they sort of end as the evening goes on. the clouds begin to bubble up from the south. there is a system there that will drift our way. as it does, it will send moisture into the state. we might see a scattered shower in the med row. otherwise, they end up over the eastern plains. with the coolinger air coming in right behind it, 70 today. or yesterday. and 62 today. so, that

cdc used to do that, and then -- the nra will be hard against it saying that it was treating guns as a health issue, and now they don't basically. >> right. >> and -- my response to that is only for those people who don't want to do it who think they shouldn't do it then it tell me some other way, some other meaningful way in which you stop these children dying. >> right. i don't to argue about the second amendment because i don't know if that argument will go anywhere. but i will argue about these kids because my kids are american. i don't them running these risks. and -- even as they wrnts it's unacceptable intolerable toll to -- this is what you don't want to do. what do you wants to do? >> that actually brings me to -- you saying that gun enthusiast that they need a better story. right that -- that is not that relevant we don't live in those times so basically it comes down to marketing so you're a professional story teller, what story would you advise them or they ask you to compose with them. >> to come up with people in i feel that gun control people have a bigger problem actu

>>> more than a dozen children came down with swine flu after fairs according to a report from the cdc. out of 18 people, 16 of them children were infected with a type of swine flu not seen before in humans. all of them reported some kind of exposure to pigs at agricultural fairs. 13 say they either handled or touched the animals. one actually reported indirect contact. so far four children say they simply passed through that exhibit. all patients are now fully recovered and researchers say they have seen no evidence of person-to-person transmission. have identified the first u.s. cases of a drug resistant fungal infection. the cdc say 13 people have become ill from the infection and sometimes fatal infections with a high likelihood of causing outbreaks in health care facilities have been tracked. this deadly organisms hard to identify using traditional methods. seven cases between may of 2013 four of the infected patients have died but not clear if the deaths were due to the virus. lab evidence suggest cases are related to those in south america and south asia with trap mission occurr

steps to expand treatment and fund work to sharpen prescribing practices, including guidelines the cdc issued for prescribers. from my office, we issued a letter to health care practitioners around the country. we wanted to call them to action. while we can put recommendations in place, we need the profession to step up and take a larger role in ensuring it is training the current and rising generation of health care --ctitioners and practitioners. sarah: when it congress and the fda ehrlich and it died lines, guidelines,ng at how much scrutiny needs to be on the drugmakers as you address the epidemic? look backhy: if we with the lens of history, we use a retrospective scope. was a role is there the pharmaceutical companies played. there were a number of people who played a role in the development of the crisis. we did not have enough investment. we also had pharmaceutical companies that were marketing these medications heavily to clinicians, often without the emphasis on the harmful effects and the addictive intentional. back in history, that is something we could change. looking forw

cdc says cigarette smoking rate has reached an all time low. from 15 percent to 45 million to 7 million between 2005 and 2015. although the cdc is happy with less smoker but more anti at tobacco ad are still needed. smoking rates are highest among men, especially black men. >>> apple is offering cheaper way to buy iphone. >> reporter: apple is selling refurbished iphones. at the bottom of the home page if you look closely, there's a refurbished link. these are good deals. you can get an iphone for 10 to 30 percent off. they come with one year warranty and include a new battery and new outer shell. and unlock and ready to work with carrier of your choice. i've bought a couple of there and had a good experience. if you had lost your iphone and need quick replacement or buy one for your kid, you can find great deals and much cheaper than apple's used prices. 30 point inspection and offer 30 day return but no warranty like apple. >> black friday is coming up soon and some re tailer are offering significant price cut on iphone this year. and directl

there is someone like richard besser who is the head of the cdc chief medical officer at the cdc did such a good job that he parlayed it into a job as chief medical correspondent and does a good job there too but he had prepared, not that it is i was in the government and i knew he had tabletop exercises. there was one federal official that did a terrible job and that was joe biden. he had legislative experience but not executive experience preview on tv and said exactly what you are not supposed to say for an epidemic which is i don't think anyone should go in enclosed spaces right now which was transportation system, airlines and robert gibbs had to walk it back. the press secretary at the wacha back and not very subtly. he just walked it back it was like he was protecting joe. he just threw joe under the bus and joe can take it but i thought about it vice president biden had real government experience in the legislative side. the executive site is different and you need to prepare from the executive perspective. >> the twitter in the modern age how does that change disasters becau

the cdc isn't fear they will be violating federal law to engage in research that would tell us about the public impact of gun license. there were 110 members that signed the letter about this. and even if the repeal goes forward, and we certainly hope that it does, there remains the question of congressional funding so that we can understand this problem better. with that, are there any questions you all have? please identify yourself and speak as loud as you can. >> i have a question for anyone on the panel because you are qualified and i would love to hear from any of you. drugs and gun violence are often believed in this coming november states of initiatives to legalize marijuana in particular is one of campaigns are noting a lot of discrimination, excessive force comes along with the war on drugs so i want to know if any of you are seeing evidence that there is going to be a reduction in gun violence and police excessive force if and when some of these initiatives to legalize drugs specifically marijuana are passed. >> quickly for the viewing audience, the question is with many m

as well as to fund work to sharpen prescribing practices, including a recent set of guidelines the cdc issued for prescribers. from my office, we issued a letter to 2.3 million health-care practitioners from the country. we did this because you wanted to call them to action, we canzing that while book recommendations in place, we really need to professionals to step up and to take a larger role in ensuring it is training the current and rising generation of health care practitioners. sarah: one of the key stakeholder when we are talking about, congress, fda looking to guidelines on this issue is the drug companies themselves. what do you think the government needs to do in working with the drugmakers, how much scrutiny do you think needs to be here is you were to address this growing epidemic? vivek murthy: i think if we look back with the lens of history, for use are retrospective skull, as we used to call it a medicine, what we see is there certainly rolled in from the cynical companies played in the development of this crisis. there were a number of people who played a role in the d

according to the cdc, 7,000 fetal deaths and nearly 3,000 heart defects can mothers. >> denise: coming up tomorrow morning jen talks to one suburban mayor who passed the first of its kind law in the country to help new parents. she is getting answers on how this works at 6:00 a.m. >> romona: a new study says the year you were born may lower your risk of a severe infection later on by 75%. people born before 1968 are more protected than those born after that year. that helped boost immunity to certain strains and even with that protection doctors still recommend getting a flu shot. >> romona: i've been busy tonight. >> denise: you sure have. ramona has been inducted into the press club journalism hall of fame. this award exemplifies outstanding work in journalism. it took place in westlake and now many of you remember ramona started her career in cleveland on our sister earned exclusive interviews with presidents and world leaders and covered every huge event in cleveland over the last 28 years and she is especially proud of her ramona's kids, trying to inspire and encourage our youngst

the cdc says more work needs to be done. nearly half of all cancer diagnoses are linked to tobacco use. smoking ranks highest among men. antoinette: healthy, active women suffering heart attacks. the symptoms may be as simple as that were back pain. but it's a medical mystery docts beautiful sunny day. reporter: she spent the day with her toddler and just hours after taking this photo, she was in the emergency room, diagnosed with a heart attack. brexit was a complete shock. reporter: she is young and healthy with no history of heart disease, yet this angiogram found a tear. >> it's not as rare as one might expect. reporter: it is called spontaneous coronary artery dissection. doctors are still learning the cause, but they have some clues. it effects significantly more women than men. the average age is 44 years old and appears to occur after emotional activity or emotional stress. >> wheneve is a surge of adrenaline, it can cause the heart to beat strongly. reporter: hormones may increase the risk. she delivered to babies i

perspective, congress created the cdc foundation to hep c dc do more faster. we have a business council in the foundation and when ebola hit, the gates foundation was first to give us resources so that we could act very quickly before and in a more flexible way than the usual government syst system. we were able to provide to those individuals and companies real time information, updates regularly, whether it is on the flu or ebola or zeika with the next threat. >> the investment in data, so one of the biggest challenges with the last couple of years, whether it is ebola or zika, it would be a massive challenge, if it was the next sars is getting good global date it and on time. using things like the smartphones and other information technology so we've invested and collaborating with cdc, or others, we've invested heavily in better, accurate and quicker data, so that everybody in the world knows what's going on. >> well, so technology obviously plays a big role. we were talking about one of the battlegrounds was down in florida where people were upset for exa

. >>> a warning from the cdc overing the first case of a drug-resistant fungal infection. 13 people have become ill with a likely fatal infection. identify. cases have been reported in new york, illinois, maryland and new jersey. the fungus is an emerging threat. >>> it won't affect us here in arizona. but for much of the country, daylight saving time is coming to an end on sunday. we'll be on mountain time so the east coast will be two hours ahead, and california will be one hour behind us. >> don't change your clocks. change your batteres. >>> a cruise is a very unique way to travel and see the world. many first timers waechtd money doing it. >> reporter: if you've never been on a cruise before, you need to be aware of the charges and add ons that can increase the first involves wi-fi. some offer it at a steep price, $50 100 a day. and if your phone picks up international towers, data roaming charges will apply. pay close attention to wi-fi access fees before you kwekt. buying an unlimited package can be wise, many charge less if you buy online as opposed to on the where you can eat. i

. >>> a new report from the cdc confirms fears that even if the zika affected normal at birth, they could have hidden brain abnormalities. some babies who were infected in utero have obvious problems at birth like extremely small schools. -- brains. it can even exist when born with a normal had side. >>> watching the olympics may inspire young people to get moving. researchers surveyed over half of them were inspired to try new sports or activities. but unfortunately it did not translate to higher levels of physical fitness.>>> did you know the number of kitchen fires triples on thanksgiving day? >> according to the consumer product safety commission, there is an average of 1300 day compared to about 400 on other days of the year. cooker dinner safely. avoid loose clothing, cook in a fire outside, not on the porch or in the garage. >>> yesterday down joe's closed at its highest level ever yesterday. above night -- dow jones closed at its highest level after yesterday at 1900. won the election a few weeks ago. >>> donald trump is naming names and filling out his cabinet. one of the sharpes

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you videos. >>> this coming from a new cdc study. that says almost 900 people have been infected with salmonilla . in glendale the city is considering changes that could allow you to keep chickens in the back yard. >> that doesn't make for good neighbors because you're going next to your neighbor's bedroom window. >> the city currently allows for chickens to be kept in back yard residents. >> so if you rely on energy drinks to get your day going. here's another reason to keep things in moderation. researchers for the university of florida say a 50-year-old man developed acute hepatitis after drinking up to five energy drinks a day. so apparently the high levels of natural ingredients like b vitamins can turn toxic. >>> coming up next we're going i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her

the cdc says one patient may have a very rare case of prion disease. ray: it was an extremely close race but in the end maggie hassan was given a new job. erin: a school in baltimore is taking a new approach to disciplining students. it's replacing detention with sean: now on daybreak, governor maggie hassan is headed to washington after a very narrow win over senator kelly ayotte, and this is historic for new hampshire. elizabeth: in washington, president obama is meeting with president-elect donald trump. coming up, i will have more on this historic day the country. kevin: partly sunny skies as we start to cool off today. we will look ahead to the weekend and the changes with each are cast ahead. -- with futurecast ahead. erin: concord is celebrating after months of work to redesign main street. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erin: thanks for joining us today.

. >> the cdc says fewer people are lighting up. the number of smokers dropped 15% from 45 million to 37 million, a new all time low. the cdc is happy with the trend, the group says more anti- tobacco action is still needed. >>> new at eleven for the second time in a year, retail company american apparel has sell its brand, to canadian company, gilden active wear. that means the brock and mortar scores may not survive. >>> some people have been logging onto facebook only to discover the social networking site thinks they are dead. people have been seeing a banner memorializing certain profiles, not everyone was affected but at one point facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was declared dead by his company. it's not clear what's causing the mass obituaaies, apparently it could be a bug in facebook's system. >>> the biggest shopping day of the season is upon us. black friday is just next week. here are tips, denver 7 did a little bit of work on. the first tip, the best deals are going to be on thanksgiving. mmst black friday add have appear t

new data from the cdc shows smoking rates hit an all-time low. between 2005 and last year, the number of smokers dropped from 45 million to nearly 37 million. that's about a 15% drop. the cdc also says smoking rates are highest among men, especially african americans. adrienne: {adrienne/hps} now to a heart warming story of survival. this is amazing. without a trachea. it happened right here in milwaukee. tonight, the team at children's hospital explains how it worked. when little thomas richards was born in april, he could breathe. doctors found the baby did not have a trachea or windpipe. they sent him to children's hospital in milwaukee. in a video interview given to wisn 12 news by children's hospital, doctor john densmore explains how they helped thomas. >> so over a series of three or four steps, we had essentially re-tooled his swallowing pipe to become a windpipe. adrienne: doctors made his new windpipe using a piece of synthetic material. this model really puts it in perspective. now the future is looking bright or thomas. -- for thomas.

so far this year 89 people the country have been confirmed to have a-f-m according to the cdc. that is up from just 21 cases last year./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a panda trapped near a rushing river. how this animal was eventually rescued.. after several other failed attempts... and some breezes may be blowing those stories still ahead on 8 news now,.. the valley's news leader. ((you're watching 8 "she's a slob." "she ate like a pig." "i'd look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers..." donald trump calls women "bimbos", "dogs", and "fat pigs." but congressman crescent hardy said he'd support donald trump 100%. nevada, there's a better choice: ruben kihuen. kihuen pushed to crack down on employers who pay women less than men. and kihuen will always protect a woman's right to choose. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. narrator: the target... seniors. danny tarkanian set up thirteen fake charities that preyed on vulnerable seniors... fronts for telemarketing schemes. seniors lost millions from the scams danny tarkanian helped set up. jacky ros

the left lane of 70 was closed after the truck rolled on the move smoothly from our cdc camera and looks like they have cleared most of that up. they have not said if anyone was injured. >>> another story we're following. police are no longer searching for a suspect after a really active crime spree and the suspect is accused of shooting a man and leading officers on a wild chase. they got a shots fired call in morning and officers found two victims. one victim was shot and rushed to the hospital and is in critical condition. officers spotted the stolen car so the driver led officers on a chase down i-25 towards arapahoe road and matched the description and found abandoned near south glencoe street so the suspect adopt away for the time being. >>> denver police rasking for your help. man they said wanted for unlawful sexual contact by force. it happened around 7:00 last night near the 1200 block of north washington street, really in the heart of the capitol hill neighborhood and you can call 720-913-stop, leave an anonymous tip and could be eligible for an award up to $2,000. a new sketc

the cdc says consumer perception often credits organic foods as being safer but organic standards do directly the safety issues. >>> more students are dying of suicide than car crashes. they say there's been a seven-year rise in middle school suicides but a decline in traffic death. they say the rise is a concern. they're not stating any reasons though as causes of suicide are highly complex. >>> daylight saving time ends this weekend which means we get that awesome extra sleep. one way to get the whole household on a similar schedule and rein in the cool air. >>> the cdc has identify the first case of a drug-resistant functional infection. 13 people have become ill from wh what's known as candida oris. the cases occurred in illinois, maryland, new york, and new jersey. the centers for disease control director calls this fungus an emerging threat, urging them to strictly follow cleaning procedures. >>> we never want to stop learning and growing and that makes this an exciting place to be. >>> a big honor for a north bay school. what they did that's sending them to the nation's capita

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erin: the cdc says it has identified the first u.s. cases of a drug-resistant fungal infection. health officials say thirteen people have become ill from candida auris. outbreaks in healthcare facilities. seven u.s. cases occurred between may of 2013 and august of this year in illinois, maryland, new york and new jersey. four of the 7 infected patients died, but it is not yet clear if their deaths were due to c-auris. the cdc director called the fungus an emerging threat and reminded health care facilities to strictly follow cleaning procedures. sean: if you have a de-humidifier at home, you'll want to listen up. the consumer product safety commission has issued another recall of millions of dehumidifiers that can overheat and sta million midea humidifiers that were sold under dozens of brand names. you can find a complete list of recalled dehumidifiers by heading to midea's website. erin: officials in littleton, colorado are giving an explanation for why the city decided to use toilet paper to help fill cracks in the roads. according to the denver post. , the toilet paper was u

according to the cdc cigarettes smoking rates are at an all-time low. researchers and 2015. and although the cdc is happy with fewer smokers nearly half of all cancer diagnosis are still linked to tobacco use. . >> and it's less than 2 weeks until thanksgiving and we've all heard of can collections and coat drives. >> but as karen shows us a teenager in albany new york has been spending his free time collecting and donating has for people who need them most. >> reactions of people just like woa. >> he's referring to his hair or lack of it. >> it ends up growing to be a nice round shape at one point and then it all just goes off and people are like oh my gosh you're balanced. >> yeah, i've done 6 years of this. >> his first balanced event was as a third grader over the years once the hair came off he noticed something. >> i realize that your head gets pretty cold when you shave your head. >> years ago he asked people to donate unused hats for kids. >> in 2013 we got just over 200 has. >> and last year? >> last year over 1,500 hats so we got a lot of hattings last year especia

it's not reportable to the cdc so there may be some cases out there that didn't get reported. and so what this particular drug company, which is actually orlando base, profounda is asking hospitals to stock the drug in their hospitals. they're saying don't pay us now. if you use it, then pay us. and then that way it will be available immediately for a child or an adult and here in tampa, belief it or not, james haley has the drug and also johns hopkins children's hospital. they're the only two hospitals here in our area that have this particular drug. but if we have some changes that occur, so if you walk in, your kids have all of the hallmarks of amoeba, they're trying to get some protocols changed so the drug is started earlier rather than waiting for the confirmation to come through that they actually see the amoeba under the microscope. >>laura: and then get medicine too. leave it there. good to see you. thank you. >>russell: it's almost 7:39 and bucs wide receiver mike evans is stirring up a lot of emotion over the national anthem protest and walter is here now with the l

a new cdc study shows that adult women in puerto rico are significantly more likely to develop zika than men. out of 29,000 confirmed is contacts researchers say 62 percent were female. researchers believe it may be because women are more likelyy that would explain perhaps the increased number of women with the virus.rus. the cdc says more research needs to be done to really know the answer. > also in tonight's healths watch what could be a medical breakthrough for burn victims. it involves using stem cells from bone marrow. studies are from the defense department to help thoseo he suffering from chronic wounds. david lee miller has the details. for years the national nat institutes of working with doctors who treatet patients with chronic bone wounds more than a year old with stem cells. recovering a pigment and wered also saved from amputation.atio doctors are now focusing thiscui stem cell treatment on injured military members and young civilians who recently sufferedt burn injuries. we look forward towards advancing this, towards our veterans who are severely receive during combat an

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