. >>> coming up, the centers for disease control fond a new use for the hpv vaccine vaccine. coming up, we'll explain who they want to get the vaccine now. >>> and the occupy movement isn't going away but the 99% in baltimore are being told to leave. >>> a look at who could get the boot on "dancing with the stars." we'll be right back. >>> the centers for disease control is recommending a controversial vaccine for boils. the vote was a disiezsive one -- decisive one. parents have been reluctant to give it to their girls,. >> reporter: an hpv vaccine has long been recommended to prevent cervical cancer in girls. now an advisory committee is recommending it for boys. >> stage four. >> reporter: his case is one of more than 8,000 diagnosed this year. >> thinking of all the things i missed out on. >> reporter: the number of cancers have increased dramatically. dr. richard besser was so struck that he brought the emergency home. researchers think men are getting it through women through oral sex or other close contact. less than 50% of girls now get the vaccine. >> this forces par

this from an advisory committee for the centers for disease control. hpv is the number one sexually transmitted disease in the u.s. and is linked to cancer. the vaccine is already recommended for young girls. >>> one of steve jobs' final visions may soon be on its way. according to multiple reports, before his death this month, jobs had finally cracked how to build an apple tv, one that will sync wirelessly with other apple devices. >>> gotta see this. a couple that can prove they can literally weather storm. their wedding turned to chaos last month when a monster sandstorm crashed the ceremony. it came in quick. luckily, the judge pronounced them husband and wife before he all ran for cover. so they are married. >> yikes. that's very memorable. >>> serious stuff. "360" following up on our ungodly discipline investigation. another mother and dad charged with killing their daughter. did they do it in the name of god? did a book play a role? >> i'll tell you what happened next. >>> the latest in the michael jackson death trial. also tonight, the singer's

the centers for disease control says people should still get flu shots because they are safe and can save lives. >>> an advisory panel from the centers for disease control is recommending that the vaccine to prevent the human papilloma virus in girls should be given to boys. the hpv vaccine is recommended for girls to prevent cervical cancer but it could protect boys from certain cancers and could prevent the spread to girls. >>> college students might have options to pay back their loans. the white house is speeding up a plan to cap loan payments at 10% of a person's income. will the go into effect next year. it was originally set to begin in the year 2014. the president is offering a consolidation plan that involves two combining two or more federal loans into one at a lower rate. student debt will also be for given after 20 years. that compares with the 25 years now under current law. >>> now to decision 2012 the man known as joe the plumber launched a bid for u.s. congress today. he says he is angry with the state of the economy. a plumber by trade became a household trade after q

the centers for disease control, which sets national vaccine policy, does not disagree with the latest findings, but points out the vaccine is the only one we've got that it is safe and does save lives. >> i hope that people won't be scared about the vaccine or worried about the effectiveness. >> reporter: osterhoms agrees that people should get the vaccine, but says research for a more effective one should be a higher priority. >> we need better vaccines and fast. >> reporter: for these people getting shots at a clinic set up by the hospital and others like them -- >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: the bottom line is get your vaccine, but know there's no guarantee it will always work. robert bazell, nbc news, new york. >>> now, we go overseas tonight in turkey. the death toll hovering around 450. it's expected to go higher, so what happened there today? 48 hours after the earthquake is being hailed by a lot of people as a miracle. nbc's michelle franzen reports again tonight from the town of ercis on the rescue against all odds of a newborn baby there. >> reporter:

and older patients have always had a weak response to a vaccine. >> reporter: the centers for disease controlnds everyone, over 6 months old, get vaccinated for the flu. and doctors say this study doesn't change that. >> besides washing hands and general healthcare measures, there is nothing better that will help prevent the flu but the vaccine itself. >> and the doctor says he will still get his children vaccinated. >> those are still pretty good bet being odds, 50%. i'll take those odds. >> the study shows the nasal spray is very effective for younger children, the cdc doesn't recommend one vaccine over another. >>> also in healthwatch, as we get deeper into flu season, you may be surprised at all of the places where you can come in contact with those types of germs. mary is live in the newsroom with details of the study. mary? >> reporter: well, vic, most people know to watch out for germs in schools, the office, the bathroom, but not as many are thinking about their health when they fill up their gas tank. and they should be. gas pumps are among the dirtiest things you touch. there were h

the centers for disease control said that vaccines should be given to a 11-year-old and 12- year-old boys. with parents already reluctant to give it to their daughters it is not likely that that recommendation will be accepted. >> an hpv vaccine has long been recommended to prevent cancer in girls. now the cdc is recommending it for boys. >> a case of throat cancer. >> is one of 500 positive head and neck and throat cancers diagnosed this year. >> it was clear to me that there were benefits to boys. this year, vaccinated mine sons. >> the vaccine is controversial despite the benefits for girls. only 50% get the vaccine. >> it is time for parents to have a 15-year-old to think about the future sex life. i think a lot of them are avoiding it and avoiding the vaccine could request american parents may be sacrificing their children's health to avoid the uncomfortable conversation. >> these vaccines are very important. they are as important as polio and rubella and mumps and other vaccines that children are getting. >> but to those other vaccines do not require a conversation with preteen

has spread to 20 states according to the centers for disease control. they expect the outbreak to rise through october and beyond. the toll could pass hot dogs and deli meat. they are working to find out the cause of the contamination that led to the recall of 300,000 cases of fruit grown and shipped by jensen farms in colorado. they are looking from agricultural practices and shorten -- storage. sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> sheriff's deputies are searching for a september in a double shooting. it happened after 5:00 yesterday afternoon. the victims are two men, ages 21 and 23. no word on their conditions or septembers -- suspects. >>> yesterday, a team of dogs were searching through brush for the remains of gardener, reporting missing two months ago by her travel companion in aruba. now, the business man is blamed in her disappearance. >>> police are stepping up patrols at johns hopkins university, after a woman was assaulted. the victim gave a vague depression description of a man. >>> the is a lot of brainstorming going on in baltimore county to

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the centers for disease control say e.r. visits for childhood brain injuries are increased by 60% over the last 10 years. biking, sports like football, basketball and soccer were the largest contributors. experts say the new numbers are alarming because children with head injuries could suffer learning or memory problems. and while experts are concerned with children losing their memories, some are pointing out adult memories aren't always as strong as we think. we take a closer look at how accurate our memories are. >> most people think their memory is pretty accurate. faithfully recording what happened just like film or a video camera. not even close, says dr. elizabeth who's devoted her life to studying memory. >> the truth is that memory is mallable. we take in information, but over the course of other activities in life, we can distort or transform, or alter that information and memory. >> that's why so many pictures line the walls of roosevelt university gallery. these are all people who were wrongfully convicted and th

. >>> a top official with the centers for disease control and prevention facing some child porn and molestation and beastalty charges tonight. the case involves a six-year- old boy. she is a deputy director for the policy and practice program office in atlanta. >>> a gas leak forced a howard community to evacuate. this is the maple lawn townhome community this morning. a contractor struck a four inch gas line. everyone is back in their homes tonight. >>> in tonight's consumer alert. hundreds of thousands of the popular bob jog strollers are being recalled. the logo can fall off. and two children choked on the patch and they were not seriously hurt. >>> abc 2 is working for you. you know that bullying is a huge problem across the country. why do kids bully? a team is trying to answer that question and they're trying to figure out how it can be stopped. one psychologist calls it social combat using aggressive behavior to climb the social ladder. >> a race to the to and by getting the top you view yourself as one of the important people of the school. >> and the study found the higher they get and

the centers for disease control released a new report detailing what percentage of americans over thets, "a," 11%, "b," 23%, "c," 45%. i actually guessed 45%. i was wrong, thankfully. the answer is "a," 11%. the other information from the study, women are 2 1/2 more times likely to take andy depressants than men. only one-third of people with severe depression actually take antidepressants. >>> let's head to atlanta and reynolds wolf who's a happy guy. no need for drugs. >> none whatsoever. not at all. some happy things this morning. we had a tornado that struck south florida. on the face it might sound bad, but the good news is, no injuries, no fatalities. amazing video to show you. this is from western broward county. they weren't quite sure as of yet. national weather service said this was an ef-2 tornado that came through, causing substantial damage. anytime you have a tornado that plows through a populated area and you have no fatalities and injuries, that's a good thing. something that will not be so good for some of you today, your travel troubles. we have quite a few delays. m

the shot is already on the centers for disease controls vaccine schedule for girls.hat has sparked some controversy. our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen is here to explain. elizabeth, why is it that now they are talking about actually giving this to boys? >> right. hpv vaccine is for human pap loma virus. it says if guys get the shot it could prevent them from genital warts in the future or certain cancers in the future. and it can prevent them from giving that virus to girls when they are sexually active later in life. >> is there going to be an option here or do parents have to do this if they move forward? >> this is the interesting part. the cdc committee has now said we think boys aught to get this shot at age 11 or 12. then each state gets to decide whether they make it mandatory for school attendance, whether you have to get the shot to go to school. in the case of hpv for girls only one state in the district of columbia made it mandatory for attendance. 49 other states don't have it on the list. >> whenever the vaccines come out just for kids is,

reporter: the centers for disease control recommends that everyone over six months old get vaccinatedhe flu, and doctors say this study doesn't change that. >> besides washing your hands and general healthcare measures, there's nothing that will prevent influenza short of the vaccine itself. reporter: paul says any chance to keep his kids healthy is worth it. >> those are pretty good betting odds, 59%. i'll take those odds in vegas. reporter: and the effectiveness of the vaccine is always a gamble since flu strains can change year to year. >> while the study shows the nasal spray is very effective for younger kids, the cdc does not recommend one vaccine over another. >>> metro is trying to reassure montgomery county leaders that it is working on its escalator problems at the bethesda metro station. people who go up the two broken escalators watch jealously as riders headed into the station gladed down on the only working escalator. so we took the blood pressure of some people when they finished climbing those stairs. keep in mind that a normal blood pressure reading is about 120/80. r

the centers for disease control advisory committee says 11 year old and 12 year-old boys should be vaccinated that would prevent an awards certain types of cancer. the cdc already recommends that girls be vaccinated, although some parents are not so sure. >> we are culturally diverse as a people. unless you tvaccinate everyone, it will not be uniform. >> less than half of girls eligible for the vaccine have had it. >>> 53 degrees outside. >> another celebrity left the dance floor for good. who got the boot. [ dog ] i am a rockstar. my coat? solid gold. my insides? pure platinum. [ female announcer ] a healthy outside starts inside. new iams simple & natural has chicken as its number one ingredient and zero fillers. it works inside for health you can see on the outside. [ dog ] i can't t a rockstar on the outside if i'm not one on the inside. [ female announcer ] newtiams naturals. you'll like what's in them and love what's not. [ dog ] i am an iams dog [ girls ] he's so cute! [ dog ] groupies! >>> wednesday morning. but temperatures not bad for this time of year. already in late october. 55 d

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the centers for disease control says 84 people in 9 states, including california, have got p sick. the cantaloupes came from jensen farms in colorado. >>> nearly 33,000 pounds of romaine lettuce are being recalled. a potential listeria contamination, which found in a random bag. they were shipped at # 1 states. no illnesses have been reported. >>> fighting the flu this season will get a little less painful. some patients will have the option of using a smaller, thinner needle to get a flu shot. it provides the same protection. the nettle is less painful. >> after the worse collapse in baseball hisly, what was the scope tabors? and meet these first of many unlikely heros that will emerge this post season. sports is next. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. n in texas... mark, >>> the rays got into the playoffs on the final day of the seaso

francisco department of public shelter but attractively except in extend a grant from the centers for disease control and prevention. >> good morning. thank you. i am the director of and the der of the hiv prevention in san francisco. it is comparison of the new test called for a generation test, which has a smaller window period than previous test, and we are comparing it to our and a testing -- comparing it to rna testing. we have been funded from the cdc to study this for four years. it includes funding, parcels that comment and ask that at 4- community-based locations to run the test with participants, and at the end of the term, of value with the effectiveness. a-- evaluatte the effectiveness. city clinic. supervisor avalos: thank you. if there are no other questions, we can go on to public comment. in any of the public ought to comments, please come forward -- any of the public would like to comment, please come forward. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is doug liklas yep. i would like to speak in favor of the road was resolution. i think public health needs every dollar they can come and

according to the centers for disease control, about 11% of the american public over the age of 12, that they take some form of anti-depressant medication and women are about 2.5 times more likely to take them than men. >>> yes, she had a dream about standing there for the very next day, playing the birthday in the cash 5 lottery game. >> as they felt soing strongly about it, she bought two tickets with the same number and that's good too because she won. >> since she bought the two tickets, she was able to cash in $100,000 top prize. that's awesome. i like that. >> all right. coming up next at 7:00, lots of sniffling this time of the year, but how do you know if you have a cold or just an allergy? find out about the tests that they could give you to give you the answer. that's tonight at 7:00. >>> yeah, we're looking at actually a cooler day than average. let me show you the numbers because they are a little deceiving. the high temperatures occurred just after midnight. we held it around 60 during the day. average is 68 and 49. we'll come back and see the winds die down and we'll take a

it has to become a final set of guidelines and that comes out of the centers for disease control and prevention. they follow the recommendations of that committee. it's a very influential committee they rely on. >> brown: what kind of time frame are they talking about? >> they haven't set a specific deadline but probably pretty quick. they don't usually spend a lot of time waiting on something like this. >> brown: rob stein of the "washington post." thanks very much. >> nice to be here. >> woodruff: next tonight, a secret burial for a leader who performed in the international spotlight for 42 years. bill neely of independent television news reports from tripoli. >> reporter: once, colonel gadhafi might have hoped for a state funeral. instead, libya's new leaders say, some prayers were said, then he was taken to a secret location and, with just a few witnesses, sworn to silence. he was put in an anonymous grave in the desert. to convince libyans he was gone for good, the empty meat locker where he'd been on public display for four days. but the manner of his killing and burial has giv

. >> reporter: now the centers for disease control is expected to weigh in on the topic asking if it e recommended for boys. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> basketball fans may have to wait a bit longer to see the nba players on the court. the new york daily news reports the nba will cancel two more weeks of the upcoming season suspending the start until november 28th the monday after thanksgiving. according to the paper, an official announcement is expected later today. players and owners are still at odds over revenue sharing. >>> well, you like your news, you don't like to have to pay for it. that's what a study found when it cobbs to tablet owners. 11% of man adults who own a tablet ipad or otherwise now the majority of it say they spend 09 minutes a day using the device. some of us use it more than that. consuming news is a major part of the popular activities with e-mail and popular things like social networking. 14% pay for the news content when they use the tablet. lynette. >>> all right. let's talk about what's going on for today. because you know what? we should be at 42 degr

tomorrow the centers for disease control is going to get together and i predict that they are going to now suggest this vaccine for boys as well as girls. >> another story on your beat and we have some visual aids about bpa. the plastics that are the liners of cans, soda cans and make up so many plastic bottles. >> bisphenol a has been in the news for years with concern that it may be linked to certain cancer. you can't get away from it. it's everywhere. a lot of them have now been off the market. we could not find a container with a 7. you look for a 3 or a 7. we couldn't find anything with 7. the reason why this is important is because of a new study that came out today in the journal of pediatrics. it has shown that women who are exposed to bpa have, in fact, increased behavioral problems in girls at the age of 3 -- hyperactivity, aggression and anxiety. that's important because especially in girls bpa is known to act like synthetic estrogen. it's not a perfect study. none of them ever has been, but it's important to look at the bottom of these containers and then you have to decide

an advisory panel to the centers for disease control will vote today on whether men and boys should be vaccinated against again tile waele genetile warts other diseases. hpv is now linked to another disease. >>> two weeks ago, doctors told michelle lapelle that she was invekted with a strain of the human papaloma virus that could cause cancer. >> nobody wants to find out either that they have cancer or they're close to having cancer. >> new studies show a link between hpv and cardiovascular disease. >> women with the cardiovascular strain had a two-fold risk of heart disease. >> even with women who did not have other risk factors such as high cholesterol, smoking or diabetes. >> 20% of people with cardiovascular disease do not have typical factors. doctors hope pinpointing the cause to hpv will help save lives. >> we have to identify new factors that could lead us to prevent heart disease. >> reporter: michelle says she has a healthy heart, but will pay closer attention from now on. >> now that we know this, it's something to be on the lookout for. >> she is now hpv free and has regula

that is produced and distributed by rep little -- reputable helpealth agencies suh as the center for disease control, march of dimes, and a non-profit secular health education resources. >> thank you. just as a reminder, you hear a soft beep that reminds you have 30 seconds. that will go off at one minute 30 seconds. allow your time will go off when your time is up. -- a louder chime will go off when your time is up. danielle istria. >> i am danielle istria with the first resort. i went to first restored after going to another clinic, and they told me that my only options really work to aborere . i looked up online and it was the first place that came in. when i call them, there were very nice. i call th-- called them, they wy nice. they gave me both options. they gave me what i was looking for as far as counseling. never once did i feel pressured. they never told me what choices i have to make. options were always up to me. there were always available for questions i feel like i got more support from them and answers than i got from any of their clinic that i went to that only gave me really negati

. >> reporter: now the centers for disease control is expected to weigh in on the topic asking if it ld be recommended for boys. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> new developments in the case against george hugeley accused of killing yardley love. his lawyers want access to love's medical records. ace cuesed of slamming her head into a wall and she died of trauma to the head. his lawyers say an irregular heartbeat was to blame caused partially from take adrail and drink alcohol. trial is set to start in february. >>> basketball fans not going to be happy about this news. your favorite players will be out of work longer. this according to the new york daley news. the nba will cancel two more weeks of the regular season suspending league play until november 28th after thanks giving. all of this is a result of players and owners still at odds over revenue sharing. >>> a cost of halloween is going up. you will pay more for a night of tricks he and treats. linda so is live in rogers forge explaining why all of this is going on and especially candy is being hit hard. >> reporter: yeah, candy p

even the centers for disease control also based in atlanta is not immune. fun, it issued emergency guidelines in case of a zombie apocalypse. what is this fascination with zombies, whenwolves and vampires? we came here to one of the top rated places in the country to find out. not far from atlanta is never world. a massive house of horrors created by our friend, the nightmare king. >> i think in tough economic times, people really crave that escape to another world. that's what the fantasy and the supernatural provide. >> reporter: if it's fear you're looking for, the nightmare king said atlanta is your dream destination. >> happy halloween! >> reporter: nbc news, atlanta. >>> boo! that's "nbc nightly news." rock center debuts tomorrow night with brian williams. sunday night football, the cowboys versus the eagles this evening. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the centers for disease control and prevention says the scene for boys and girls to get vaccinated before becoming sexually active. suzy silver says for her, the decision was easy. >> why would we want them to get diseases that can be eradicated? >> obviously, she's just trying to do what's best for me. and i think it was the right decision. >> reporter: the cdc is expected to approve the panel's recommendation. then insurance would pay for boys to get vaccinated too. i'm dr. kim mulvihill, cbs 5 healthwatch. >> all right. and a sign of a happy marriage, when a couple can laugh about their nuptials. >> they were laughing okay in this one. that's after a dust storm crashed their outdoor wedding. take a look. a cloud of dust is so thick you can barely see the bride and groom. there they are right there. the presiders tried to rush. the storm hit its peak as the couple was trying to do a symbolic sand ceremony. the bride says they now have a great store troy tell about their wedding day and the video as you might imagine has gone viral everywhere. >> that's all they need is more sand. >> the

according to the center for disease control, the stated catalogue from colorado have led to the deadliest food borne outbreak of listeria -- a family of the catonsville victim is now suing the grower. maryland will soon be adding a new area code. in march, if you are calling someone around the state in the baltimore metro area, you may be dialing 667. >> people who get new numbers may get 667. they get to a point where there are not enough left and you have to prepare for the next. >> this move comes a time when a new report shows that wireless devices now outnumber the u.s. population. 327 million, compared to 315 million in the population. driver certain had a hard time on the roads today. this was the scene after a minivan plunged into an office building, but wt until you say what critics see what we call all flying over a baltimore county shopping center. >> 3 math courses are no longer enough for college-bound students. see how the state is raising the bar. college students singing and dancing their way to live taping of the ellen degeneres show. the event that brought a bit of holly

so, usa football, a youth-league organization, is joining forces with the government's centers for disease control. they're educating coaches, parents, and players about concussions. >> a concussion is any direct hit to the brain which changes the way your brain normally works. it's basically your brain getting rattled inside of your skull. so, what happens with a concussion -- and football players are great examples of this -- is that, while they're protected by all their helmets and protective gear and padding, the helmet itself does a great job in stopping the skull from getting injured. however, the brain within the skull actually moves forward and hits the inside of the skull. >> the most obvious symptom of a concussion is a loss of consciousness, but that doesn't always happen. other symptoms might include a headache or a pressure in the head, nausea or vomiting, balance problems or dizziness, double or blurry vision, sensitivity to light or noise, feeling sluggish or groggy, concentration or memory problems, confusion, or just not feeling right. you need to be checked out by a doctor. and r

the centers for disease control confirms 100 people have gotten sick in 20 states, including marylandthe tainted cantaloupe has been traced to colorado. it's now believed to be the deadliest food outbreak in more than a decade. >>> the occupy wall street protest has inspired similar protests across the country. now an internet hacking group is taking the protests on line. the group anonymous has declared war on the new york stock exchange. in a recently posted youtube video, the group makes reference to the wall street movement and claims the group on wall street took advantage of americans for financial gain. the group says, quote, the new york stock exchange will be released from the internet. it's not clear whether it refers to the stock exchange website or the communications of the exchange itself. and they're taking the wall street movement to campuses today. a movement called occupy colleges has called for students nationwide to walk out of their classes at noon today. it's in protest of mounting student debt and a lack of opportunity for students after graduati graduation, they

according to the centers for disease control and prevention, more than half of u.s. adults take at least one supplement daily and that number is increasing as we look for ways to stay healthy. experts stress this is one study and that similar research has not shown the same results. but it is always good to let your doctor know what you're taking. >> a lot of times, they're taking a lot of combination supplements and lot of one element and it is unbalanced. >> doctors say eating right is still the best way for your body to absorb the vitamins and minerals you need. sandra hughes, los angeles. >>> doctors say it is also important to tell your physician about all of the supplements you're taking because they can interact with some medication. >>> this could make a lot of people smile. more evidence that chocolate is good for your heart! a swedish study found women who ate the most chocolate, two bars per week were 20% likely -- less likely to have a stroke. two bars a week, that's not a lot. less like lie it have a strike. they believe flavenoids protect the cardiovascu

the centers for disease control and prevention says the key is for boys and girls to get vaccinated beforeing sexually active. silver says the decision for her was ease. >> why would we want them to get diseases that can be eradicated? >> she is trying to do what's best for me. i think it was the right decision. >> reporter: the cdc is expected to approve the panel's recommendation and insurance would pay for boys to get vaccinated too. a lot of people hope that by vaccinating the boys it may help offset the low rate of vaccination in girls. only a third of girls have gotten all three hpv shots so there's a long way to go there. >> sure. >> thank you, dr. kim. >>> netflix took a beating today. shares plunged 35%. that was after the company revealed that thousands of customers ditched the service in the last few months. angered over the price increases and other changes at netflix that company has lost more than 800,000 customers since june. that's about 200,000 less than they anticipated, though. and actually netflix is saying it expects more people to opt out in the coming months. >>> pre