and, you know, cleveland clinic, heart attack. that's where you want to be. she did a wonderful there. enjoyed it, but knew there something missing. so one day she's walking animal shelter where she agreed to volunteer because she had some free time and there was dog and she found out the dog had been found that afternoon by a dumpster in an alley close to death. and the dog had been nurtured back to life. and as she puts it, i love this description said there wasn't a lot of flair to hue. he just an ordinary brown dog. but he he attached to her and she to him and that changed life. she ended leaving that job at the cleveland clinic and taking a job but far less salary. and at that the animal shelter went from volunteer position to pay position and then later was asked to direct an even larger shelter for the entire of cleveland. and she attributes it to the brown dog. now had that brown had hue not been rescued in time, had hue sadly not been found and had perished in that alley and had never come into her life, would that have happened in ways thinking abou

. >> the cleveland clinic and san josÉ based researchers are working at a vaccine aimed at stopping thed the break through, and it's made when cancer cells arrive, and the vaccine focussed on destroying the protein at its' earliest formation, after child bearing. we spoke with the first woman to get the vaccine, and she says after the vaccine it's helping to calm her worries the disease will return. >> just wanting some type of piece of mind, and to me, it was exciting. >> the vaccine is still in the trial phase, and it's not approved for wide-spread use. >>> join marcus washington and myself along with the rest of the today in the bay team every morning from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. >>> there's an investigation in the south bay. a disturbing murder investigation. two women found out in a car. police zeroed in a suspect but the suspect got away, and now we know about the connection to the victim. >>> a new giant research campus that could bring thousands of new jobs. we will tell you about it and where it will be built. all that and more coming up at 5:00. >> we always want to hear about new j

ready to slow down the same year the jack stat pathway discovery he came here, taking over cleveland clinic'sstitute under his leadership it nearly doubled in size. fast forward 30 years, dr. kristine mcdonald came across dr. stark's research from 50 years ago as she was working on a better way to fight skin cancer >> 50 years ago, we designed this very specific type binding inhibitor for the enzyme the enzyme is required fo for da and rna. >> reporter: it never made it out of the lab because it couldn't be stabilized but he had a different idea. >> when you give it internally to try to treat a tumor, at a certain level it's toxic on the skin not. so we said, ah-ha! we've got an anti-tumor drug, which is activating an important immune response, and it's not toxic on the skin. >> reporter: from that, they developed an ointment and tested it in the lab. the study findings were published this summer, right before dr. stark's 90th birthday you heard that right the 90-year-old scientist is still helping create medical breaklies. through thr throughs. >> i remain enthusiastic i can't think for me a

the cleveland clinic in san jose is working on a new vaccine aimed at stopping the disease.ly exists when a woman is breast-feeding. the scientific findings indicate it is also made when cancer cells arrive. the vaccine focuses on destroying the protein at its earliest formation. after childbearing, we spoke with the first woman to be injected with the shot. she's a triple-negative breast cancer survivor. and now she says after the vaccine, it's helping calm her worries the disease will return. >> with triple negative, there's something we take beyond treatment that kind of puts our mind at ease that there won't be a recurrence. so, you know, you almost become, like, desperate and just wanting some type of peace of mind that, you know, the headache you have isn't a brain tumor, the pain in your arm isn't from cancer. so, it just to me was really something that was exciting. >> the vaccine is still in the trial phase. it's also not yet approved for widespread use. right now, researchers are primarily focused on treating triple-negative breast cancer survivors with the idea of

mammogram for women who have dense getting an ultrasound or mri may be recommended if symptoms like cleveland clinic. oncologist, doctor megan cruz mentioned are present thickening redness, changes in shape or feeling heavier as invasive lobular carcinoma is a type of cancer that begins in the milk producing glands of the doctor. cruz saying it also does not discriminate against cultures or age. the youngest patients she's treated. 26 years old, lobular cancer is the second most common type of cancer. and unfortunately it is known for being at high risk for late recurrence. once you get into that 5 to 10 year period after diagnosis, that's where we see that lobular cancers. >> have a slightly higher risk of recurrence. then they're non lobular counterparts and symptoms rip currents can be vague and could include weight loss, increase in fatigue and nausea. >> reaching out to a position if a woman or man suspects any changes to their is vital. the best thing to do is let somebody know early because the earlier we can intervene upon problem or change the more options we often have for treatment. >> an

." >>> we continue to highlight breast cancer this month, and cleveland clinic researchers are lookinguses on a protein that exists when a woman is breastfeeding, but findings indicate it is also made when cancer cells arise. the vaccine focuses on destroying the protein at its earliest formation. we spoke with the first woman to be injected with the shot. she's a triple negative breast cancer survivor and she says after the vaccine, it's helping calm her worries the disease will return. okay, we were hoping to hear from her. let me tell you, the vaccine is actually still in the trial phase. it's also not yet approved for widespread use. right now researchers are primarily focused on treating triple negative breast cancer survivors, with the idea of expanding its use later to others. so promising thing there. >> yes, it is. >>> the san francisco giants reportedly breaking new barriers, leaving the fan base buzzing. according to new reports, the team became the first in the majors to interview a woman for the position of manager, she's already part of the coaching roster. she previously

." >>> we continue to highlight breast cancer awareness month this morning, and the cleveland clinicne aimed at stopping the disease. the potential breakthrough focuses on a protein that typically only exists when a woman is breast feeding. but scientific findings indicate it is also made when cancer cells arise. the vaccine focuses on destroying the protein at its earliest formation, after child bearing. we spoke with the very first woman to be injected with that shot. she's a triple negative breast cancer survivor, and now she says after the vaccine, it's helping calm her worries the disease will return. >> with triple negative there's nothing that we take beyond treatment that kind of puts our mind at ease that there won't be a recurrence. so you almost become like desperate and just wanting some type of peace of mind that the headache you have isn't a brain tumor or the pain in our arm isn't bone cancer. it just, to me, was really something that was exciting. >> the vaccine is still in its trial phase. it's also not yet approved for widespread use. researchers are primarily focus

mammogram for women who have dense getting an ultrasound or mri may be recommended if symptoms like cleveland clinic, doctor megan cruz mentioned are present thickening redness, changes in shape or feeling heavier as invasive lobular carcinoma is a type of cancer that begins in the milk producing glands of the doctor. cruz saying it also does not discriminate against cultures or age. the youngest patients she's treated. 26 years old, lobular cancer is the second most common type of cancer. and unfortunately it is known for being at high risk for late recurrence. once you get into that 5 to 10 year period after diagnosis, that's where we see that lobular cancers. >> have a slightly higher risk of recurrence. then they're non lobular counterparts and symptoms over currents can be vague and could include weight loss, increasing fatigue and nausea, reaching out to a position if a woman or man suspects any changes to their is vital. the best thing to do is let somebody know early because the earlier we can intervene upon problem or change the more options we often have for treatment. >> and the better th

. >> doctors at the cleveland clinic, the children's department say limiting your child exposure to graphicging. so open communication is key. doctors recommend parents talk to their kids about what kinds of content they should avoid and talking to kids about social media breaks as well. parents should also be mindful of what they watch in front of their children. in case they overhear something that is an appropriate or is overwhelming. some big changes in how the homeless receive medical care. the biden administration is making it easier for doctors and nurses to treat the homeless and get paid for their services. the centers for medicare and medicaid services. well, now reimburse doctors, nurses and other providers for treating the homeless previously. these providers were not getting paid by most medicaid programs in 2021, our state's medical program which covers low-income people allowed for the treatment of homeless people in the field. the makers of the peeps marshmallow candy will stop using red dye number 3 after easter next year. peeps as the only upcoming products with that die w

doctors at the cleveland clinics, children's department say limiting your child's exposure to graphic content on social media is important, but that might be challenging. so open communication is key. doctors recommend parents talk to their kids about what kinds of content they should avoid. it also talk to kids about taking social media breaks. parents should be mindful of what they watch in front of their children. in case they overhear something that is not appropriate or can become overwhelming. a live look outside here in san francis%o across the golden gate bridge looking out towards the north bay, seeing some breaks in those clouds right now and some blue sky trying to sneak in on this monday. >> we're going get the full forecast right now with kellogg's in for cuyler today. sot today like kind of chilly and then buys will we get later in the week? it's getting real hot. yeah, we have a drastic change actually. so. >> today feels like fall. but it is about to feel like summer later in the week and you see this view over on the embarcadero in san francisco. we have a light breez

mammogram for women who have dense getting an ultrasound or mri may be recommended if symptoms like cleveland cliniconcologist, doctor megan cruz mentioned are present thickening redness, changes in shape or feeling heavier as invasive lobular carcinoma is a type of cancer that begins in the milk producing glands of the doctor. cruz saying it also does not discriminate against cultures or age. the youngest patients she's treated. 26 years old, lobular cancer is the second most common type of cancer. and unfortunately it is known for being at high risk for late recurrence. once you get into that 5 to 10 year period after diagnosis, that's where we see that lobular cancers. >> have a slightly higher risk of recurrence. then they're non lobular counterparts and symptoms rip currents can be vague and could include weight loss, increasing fatigue and nausea. >> reaching out to a position if a woman or man suspects any changes to their is vital. the best thing to do is let somebody know early because the earlier we can intervene upon problem or change the more options we often have for treatment. >> and t

doctors at the cleveland clinic say the best method to kill your hangover.ht, right helps in the morning. stay hydrated in general. yeah, really. and maybe just. >> don't go here's an idea about a little bit. you should be fine. get so annoyed that i never get a hangover and i'm like guys, who does it and over today, they're like shut up. yeah. 9.56. right now. and tonight is >> well, could be your night. it's the powerball jackpot rising to more than a billion dollars. yeah. so nobody picked all 6 numbers in saturday night's drawing. james, including you write could play that won a did you do it? lost again the woman, right? but i could win or you have another chance to lose 1.4 billion. that's the new jackpot. 4th biggest in powerball history. second-biggest of this year alone hasn't winning drawing and 32 dry. so you go. yeah. so doesn't. i wake up and i say i'm not hung over and guess who didn't win the lottery may again, i didn't play $2 richer. 9.56. right now it will be on the travel warning is governor newsom fulfills his promise? >> and appoint a bl

experts say to some extent experiencing fear is something people enjoy so-called just with the cleveland clinic that fear affects the brain in several ways, including making people more focused and alert for those who love scary things like halloween ghost tours, scary movies or haunted houses. can release dopamine, which is a reward and pleasure transmitter in the brain. doctors say kerry scary stuff. also helps feel a sense of accomplishment and overcoming our comfort zone safely. but the advice is to know your limits of your fright and fear. responses kids. watch what they're exposed to because they often cannot distinguish between the real and imaginary. coming up on kron, 4 news at 3, the halloween spirit stays with us. so we the creepiest places list >> that you can visit right here in the bay area. the first supreme court is hearing 2 controversial cases over whether government officials can block the supreme court is diving into the controversy over whether government leaders are allowed to block people on social media. today justices heard 2 different cases that explore. >> consequenti

according to health experts, psychologist with the cleveland clinic say that fear affects the brain in many ways, including making people more focused and alert. but for those who love scary stuff like halloween, ghost tours, movies are haunted houses. it can also releases dopamine, which is a chemical that transmits into your brain and provides reward and pleasure factor. so doctors say that creepy things also give us accomplishment in overcoming our comfort zone safely. but she does warn to limit the fright and fear responses because especially with kids when they are watching these things, they don't really know what's real and what's imaginary. coming up next, president biden taking new steps toward safety protections for the use of artificial intelligence. >> plus, plans to create a new nuclear bomb. 24 times more powerful than the one that was dropped on japan. the pentagon says it's a matter of national security. but first, why the open teachers union facing backlash over social media post addressing the war between israel and hamas. the anti-defamation league says instances of

a doctor from the cleveland clinic says the genre could be having a negative impact on your mental healther stories. it can make you overly wary of other people, including people you've known and trusted for a long time. at home. some even find themselves triple checking their locks at night and not being able to sleep. >> notice when you've had too much, or if you're more than hyper vigilant, if your anxiety is increased, if you're fearful of leaving your home, if you start to isolate and you're thinking more about the true crime than you think about anything else, it's time to take a break. >> she says those feelings of heightened anxiety can lead to isolation. that's not good for your mental health and also, she says, moderation is key. you should limit your consumption and find other hobbies and activities. olympic legend mary lou retton has suffered a setback in her recovery from pneumonia. her daughter posted a video on instagram last night saying, while her mom has had remarkable healing this past week, she had a very scary setback in the last day. now, she didn't elaborate on exac

vivian was feeling pretty nervous before her surgery to have her tonsils out, so the staff at the cleveland clinic >> let's do it let's do it! keep going vivian didn't stop there by the way, she pirouetted all the way into the o.r better yet, she did it with a smile. that came, by the way, the hospital says the surgery was a success all the way around hats off to those nurses and those staffers that's what they do. they make a scary situation not so scary anymore >>> coming up, guys, on "popstart," carson is treating us to several sneak peeks with new movies from some of hollywood's biggest stars. >> it's going to be good >>> and then we'll take you inside an inspiring night with an organization that's close to our hearts, making sure our nation's caregivers get the support and recognition they deserve. what a night can't wait to tell you about it. but first, these messages. ffs? enough with good enoughs. don't stay hiding or hurting. when your lotions and creams don't do enough to help treat the inflammation beneath the skin, causing plaques and pain, it's time to get real about psoriasis, so, yo

creators, they will be guided to information from the national institute of mental health and the cleveland clinicion available. >> reporter: earlier this year the surgeon general said that while social media can have benefits, it can also pose risks like negative body image, sleep difficulties and depression. tik tok is now adding tools to help manage your screen time, giving the option to limit your daily use, even offering break suggestions and sleep reminders, customizable in the app. if you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, confidential help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, guys. >> that is good to know, eva. michael is taking on his next big challenge as a "dancing with the stars" guest judge. i don't know how we were able to do this. we have exclusive behind the scenes footage. [ laughter ] michael, you know we're rooting for you, michael. >> all right! >> whoo! >> oh, please. oh, yes. >> i have got some moves, guys. i have a lot more than that, but i'm gonna hold a few pieces to myself. robin, i had to do so much to get ready for this. i reached out to all th

for women who have dense bus getting an ultrasound or mri may be recommended its symptoms like cleveland clinicgist, doctor megan cruz mentioned are present thickening redness, changes in shape or feeling heavier as invasive lobular carcinoma is a type of cancer that begins in the milk producing glands of the doctor. cruz saying it also does not discriminate against cultures or age. the youngest patients she's treated. 26 years old, lobular cancer is the second most common type of cancer. and unfortunately it is known for being at high risk for late recurrence. once you get into that 5 to 10 year period after diagnosis, that's where we see that lobular cancers. >> have a slightly higher risk of recurrence. then they're non lobular counterparts and symptoms over currents can be vague and could include weight loss, increasing fatigue and nausea, reaching out to a position if a woman or man suspects any changes to their is vital. the best thing to do is let somebody know early because the earlier we can intervene upon problem or change the more options we often have for treatment. >> and the bette

clinically shown to heal & moisturize dry, sensitive skin. gold bond. . >>> exciting music for an exciting time. the 49ers getting ready to go to cleveland but we are still talking about last weekend's game. but, vern is here now. >> who? >> here is our red and gold report. >> that is right. 49ers are a 7 point road favorite at the cleveland browns, that is the next game as they put in the game plan today in their quest for a 6-0 record. not all rosie. no. george kittle could be fined. for george, he could be fined for wearing this t-shirt under his jersey on sunday night. explitive dallas. >> if is funny you go back to the first year and no ponytail, socks pulled up perfect. wristbands, now he is wwe rock star. it has been fun to be with him this whole time. >> meantime, number 5, randy gregory was on the practice field for the first time since joining the team. the pass rusher was expected to play. he has gone from denver to first place with the 49ers. >> as the pass rusher, you want to have opportunities the only way you will have a lot of opportunities if you are winning, not had a lot of that in the last four weeks, i am excited for

they can't afford rent and visited clinics along georgia where families get their medical care in the back of a bus. i've planted gardens in the food deserts in cleveland. i've sat among migrant children at the border. i've met social workers and doctors in yuma who treat these immigrants with kindness and heartbreaking generosity as if they were members of their own families. i've walked i walked the fields with farmers who can't drink from their own wells because they're poisoned by their pesticided. i've sat at kitchen tables in pennsylvania with parents working every hour that god gives them to afford a home of their own, only to get outbid by a hedge fund with a cash offer at the last minute. i've worked with veterans who serve honorably in foreign wars and come home to a country that is bankrupted by those wars. i've eaten with small business owners who had to board up their dreams as amazon cashed in. i've talked with moms from nevada to new hampshire who lie awake at home juggling unpayable bills, choosing between gasoline and groceries. i met senior citizens who cut their pills in two to stretch out the prescriptions. and i pulled dead fish fr

clinic dot com. >> well, in sports, the forty-niners undefeated streak has come to an end after going head-to-head with clevelandwas a rough game and start to finish. yeah. yeah. and the finish was painful. the warriors clinched a win against the kings. though early on. so. >> but that's some good news. our sports director, jason dumas of highlights. >> any given sunday you can get beat. the niners learned that the hard way despite being heavy favorites in cleveland injuries and sloppy play. remind all of us that this team is not perfect in now we'll have to eat their humble pie now before the game even there's some champion is deebo samuel brandon aiyuk trent williams just leveling people. she. let's get to the actual game action 1st quarter. no score. christian mccaffrey changes that. nice vision there. he bounces outside for the 15th straight game. he sees pay dirt 7, nothing. 40 niners 2nd quarter niners up by 10. kareem hunt, too. he gets the little pitch. he finds the end zone. that makes it 10 to 7. now the browns actually had a couple field goals to take the lead 13 to 10. but for porter, it's also 13, 1