." >> dbs is deep brain stimulation. it's when they put a battery in your chest, a wire in your upper neck, and then two electrodes into your brain. it stimulates your brain to counteract the spasms. i have a battery in my chest. and there it is. >> while science has provided the treatment, jake has had a lot of emotional support as well. family, friends, and the entire community have joined him on the road to recovery, literally. jake's ride has raised almost a million dollars to search for a cure. >> jake's ride is a fundraiser we do every year, and we try to raise money for research in dystonia, and all the proceeds go to the bachmann-strauss dystonia and parkinson's foundation. >> jake's struggle and triumph have touched his friends deeply. anya was his teammate in a 5th-grade science competition. that's when jake's dystonia started to get really bad. >> he had to sit out, and, like, we would go out and do certain things. like, he just couldn't do them. he'd have to, like, sit aside and -- 'cause he was just in, like

she'll be awake during the procedure called deep brain stimulation or dbs. >> doing all right? >> okay. >> reporter: dr. whiting tests the effect of electrical currents on the nerve centers in her brain so they can implant a device that will send shocks to control her symptoms, like a pace maker for the brain. >> i think it went very well. i could see that her tremor got better and we're real hopeful this will be a life changing experience for her. >> reporter: two months later we meet up with her on vacation in north carolina. angela, lift your arms for me. the surgery has worked. she is off her meds completely. how do you feel when you can do that? >> awesome. >> reporter: angela is even running again. she signed up for a local 5-k charity run. what makes you want to do that? >> because i can. >> reporter: her first race since the dbs. >> good, baby. >> reporter: just part of the life she says she has been given back by her surgery. this procedure is meant for those people who don't respond to medication and if it works it has permanent effects. and for those who do qualify f

getting needed rains from isaac and drought areas, the remnants along with the frontal backgroundry, db 74 by late tonight. warm, and a clear start tomorrow morning, we will talk about how things change in to your sunday and monday coming up. >> >>> endless buffet restaurants went out of style in recrept years but are back. john matarese tells us why they are making a big return. >> reporter: in this health conscious age you would think all you could eat would be a thing of the past, we are supposed to be watching ow fat, carbs and calorie intake. why is all you can eat suddenly everywhere. all you can eat, that's so 1980s, you say. maybe not. time magazine says chain restaurants, desperate for an edge on the competition are bringing back unlimited seconds in a major way. olive garden resurrected the never ending pasta bowl for $9.95. red lobster, endless shrimp is back for $14. if you love pancake, ihop, dennys and bob evans are offering all you can eat pancake deals at many restaurants. after your pancakes, you can move onto the endless farmhouse lunch. the reason why restaurants love

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blew jays won it 8 db 7. mark teixeira upped the game with a strained calf.>>> the orioles had a chance to make up in the east. they beat the white sox, 4-3. let's go to denver, josh beckett made his dodgers debut and the rockies welcomed him back. tyler cobin started the game with a leadoff homer, the beginning of the end. rockies won 10-0. >>> felix hernandez, can he do no wrong? he won his last nine decisions which included a perfect game. struck out five and gave up five hits. er erik tames provided all the offense he needed. another one-run game, 1-0, in minnesota. that's your "first look" at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> let's get another check of the weather with bill karins still tracking isaac. >> isaac is not a hurricane yet. it does not look very impressive on radar. a couple of bands of showers ond downpours that will move towards coastal areas. you will not see a lot of rain until later on tonight. the high winds will be moving onshore later this ink. it has a lot of work to do to become very high-impact event there. we are still worried about the

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he is wide open he is fighting for a roster spot and still in the third and look at this where the dbnot. he sets up one of the 49-yard field goals. three are now 2 and 9 in the pre-season. with the two-time defending champ nabbing the pole which is key on this road course. they hoped there would be more pass lanes and he finished 8 and 21 laps to go. he takes out joseph new garden. nobody hurt. he beats teammate will power out of the pits and taking the lead. he will also take the checkered flag. the first win since 2010. >> it was my turn and i never have gotten the win. so finally got the win today. >> we had the speed and happy for him a -- and it was a longtime coming. >> this sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. we have been talking about the field of dreams from -- and some of the dreams will be crushed cut from 90 to 75. >> as good as they played today, they could be gone tomorrow. >> and they could addition for another team. >> thanks, shu. >> that's it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm ama dates expwrie. i'm alan wang. >> thanks for watching and we are back

he is wide open he is fighting for a roster spot and still in the third and look at this where the db is not. he sets up one of the 49-yard field goals. three are now 2 and 9 in the pre-season. with the two-time defending champ nabbing the pole which is key on this road course. they hoped there would be more pass lanes and he finished 8 and 21 laps to go. he takes out joseph new garden. nobody hurt. he beats teammate will power out of the pits and taking the lead. he will also take the checkered flag. the first win since 2010. >> it was my turn and i never have gotten the win. so finally got the win today. >> we had the speed and happy for him a -- and it was a longtime coming. >> this sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. we have been talking about the field of dreams from -- and some of the dreams will be crushed cut from 90 to 75. >> as good as they played today, they could be gone tomorrow. >> and they could addition for another team. >> thanks, shu. >> that's it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm ama dates expwrie. i'm alan wang. >> thanks for watching and we are

yards for the score, 90 yards rushing, 4th quarter, uses his arm throw it behind, reaches up over the dbyards for the touchdown. two td's, raiders win 31-20. pryor making a statement. earthquake over colorado 9ers play the broncos today at 1:00. >>> next, tropical storm isaac causes a delay, but republicans plan to carry on in tampa, we'll have a preview. >>> new details emerging about friday's shooting near the empire state building. >>> welcome back to florida where the republican national convention is pulling the plug on day one of the convention tomorrow because of tropical storm isaac. plans are still underway for the rest of the week. karen travers has a preview. >> reporter: mitt romney has been campaigning for president everyday for over a year almost five years if you count his last run in the rough-and-tumble grind on the trail sometimes the message gets lost. as republicans gather for the convention in tampa romney has the spotlight all to himself. >> convention is an opportunity when americans are just starting to really tune in to the campaign for mitt romney to sort of re-

. >>> db rncdvr, folks. dvr. hey, there's barely a line at space mountain. you there ! i am looking for someone, hair black as night, skin white as snow ! yeah, yeah, i got that ! she is at the castle. dad ! honey ! but she's on the move. disney mobile magic, on verizon. you wouldn't happen to have an apple ? find characters, access wait times for the park you're in, and enjoy premium features when you download disney mobile magic, powered by verizon. >>> nasa is counting down the hours to one of its most anticipated landings in years. the curiosity rover will touch down on the surface of mars early monday morning. the rover will study rock and soil to determine if conditions have been favorable for life now. or in the past. nasa says 2. $5 billion mission is crucial to consider when we'll be able to land. any clues when it will happen? >> not in my time. a long way to fly and a very small capsule. would you be up in that thing for years. >> doesn't sound like fun to me. >> i know. >>> you know, compare that with your other option, which is today sitting by the pool. an

two db getting busier -- -- getting busier out there. 9 #r5 past eastern afternoon -- 95 past eastern afternoon. a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane on 50. quarter field at old stage, a accident but no delays. 61 is your ampling on the top -- is your average on the top and west side. no delays despite that near by debris. everything running smoothly still on 83 at york road. this traffic report is brought do you by your toyota -- brought to you by your toyota dealer. you have to look beyond the day you buy it. toyotas are built to save you money today and tomorrow. bark -- back over to you, marty and don't. >>> straight on -- marty and don. >>> straight out to ran matz. a rice crispy treat is the greatest treat for more useless cashes ever. >> reporter: it's my favorite snack. they have taken it to a new level at the malo bar. they open up in february. nicki and tray lewis, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: thank s for having us in this morning. >> thanks for being here. intlr howed -- >> reporter: how did this happen? >> i've always had an obsession with crispy treat

and he reaches up over the db. a great grab. 39 yards for the touchdown. he was 3 of 5, 137 yards.raiders win their first preseason game 31-20. pryer making a statement for the backup quarterback. >>> earthquakes the 4-1 winner over colorado and the football game with colorado. that's coming up later today. >>> republicans plan to carry on in tampa be hurricane isaac on its way. we will have a preview. >>> and new details about thecÑñ ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios in multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. >> welcome panel, everyone. let's head to florida where the republican national convention is pulling the plug on day one of the convention tomorrow because of tropical storm isaac. plans are still underway for the rest of the week. abcs karen traverse has the preview. >> i'm running for president.

and he reaches up over the db. a great grab. 39 yards for the touchdown. he was 3 of 5, 137 yards.wo tds. raiders win their first preseason game 31-20. pryer making a statement for the backup quarterback. >>> earthquakes the 4-1 winner over colorado and the 49er's game with colorado, that's coming up later today. >> up next, tropical storm isaac causes a delay, but republicans plan to carry on in tampa. we are going to have a preview. and new details emerging will friday's shooting near the empire state building. what we are learning ♪ ♪ i'm thinking sweet ♪ and i'm thinking new ♪ i'm thinking all these brilliant colors ♪ ♪ shining through ♪ i'm thinking sunshine ♪ i'm thinking sunshine ♪ i'm thinking [ whistles ] ♪ i'm thinking [ whistles ] [ female announcer ] 40 delicious flavors that feel as good as they taste. yoplait, it is so good! >> welcome back, everyone. let's head to florida where the republican national convention is pulling the plug on day one of the convention tomorrow because of tropical storm isaac. plans are still underway for the rest of the week. abcs karen trav

and equipped with that knowledge, i think you can db some of the issues and it come os indication to act on something and still have knowledge i think that's the biggest thing people in the community can do. because when we talk about the prison being filled with salespeople who spheres. -- filled with people who disappear. we don't consider the men and women and women too. we don't consider the men and women as part of the community. one of the reasons why we don't, is because we're ig ranted of prison. even though they make it like major entertainment now. "lockup" but it is show that -- i won't speak about "lockup." the fact it can be a source of entertainment and yet the public can be so ignorant about the policies and how it is a huge drain. right now in most states they spend more money on incarceration than education. it's about $25,000 per inmate here in the state of illinois. every year about $35,000 inmates being inmates l being released into the at a state. i'm doing campaigning with the tboil give opportunities for people who, you know, not necessarily like me. people com

we're wautching for a slew of earnings, and over in singapore cease asia's largest bank dbs will posthe results. china and india release their respective july services pmis. >> in a few moments the prime minister meeting them, and more reaction to the spanish bond auction. yields are higher again from july. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." >> welcome back to the program this morning. well, ross, a key meeting between mario monti of it legal and italy. we thought we'd look at their economies. it let has an unemployment rate now of 10.8%. compare that for example with germany, 6.8%, the u.s. 8.2%. the public debt is 123% of gdp. 2012 gdp forecast not growth. it's expected to shrink by 1.5% to 2% this year. june skwurm prices showing signs of stagflation up 3.6% from a year earlier. the domestic demand to look at the picture here in the first quarter, which is what we have the latest full figures for, was down 1.2% year on year. nlts a pretty picture, ross. >> no. what the concern monti has, italy's figures might look like spain's. the xwunment is depression statistics. unemploy

we anticipate problems coming and db now throughout the life, he maintained the biggest challenge facing him was that overspecialization and failure to see the possibility of the big picture was really one of the things that stopping us from breaking through with massive innovation and there was also an idea that emerged from the 19th century assumption the best way to understand reality was by reducing it to the component parts. reduction of it. get it? okay. [laughter] so he also -- the global economic system was based on the same outdated story. right. the assumption of scarcity was embedded with the dominant neoclassical economic paradigm it was based on the belief the exponential population growth would e virtually cause a catastrophic crisis. as a result he claimed the modern society assumed it's impossible to fulfill the needs of everyone. this of course lead to the notion of the survival of the fittest which was an appropriately adopted theory to justify all kinds of social economic policies based on struggle and scarcity. by believing the stories they actually become self-fulfil

and i would add that if anyone if you put yourself in the position of db revolutionary and you look at the current situation and evaluate your interest. i think it leads you to the conclusion that they are pressing ahead with the nuclear program and not really interested in the negotiations. and that's looking at it from iranian perspective. think about it. with that as the backdrop, i'm going to talk about the gulf a little bit. i spent quite a bit of time in the gulf. i think that sense almost the beginning, the last year since the beginning of iraq there's been a consistent theme among gulf leaders and anybody else out there analysts that want to talk about about what the iranian intention was, what the ultimate process doing to have to deal with them is, and a theme that the united states has been somewhat naive in the dealing with this. it's not this administration, it's past administration as far as you want to go. from the gulf air point of view, they do not believe that the iranians were going give up the nuclear weapons capability and most of them believe that the capability w

we anticipate problems coming and db now throughout the life, he maintained the biggest challenge facing him was that overspecialization and failure to see the possibility of the big picture was really one of the things that stopping us from breaking through with massive innovation and there was also an idea that emerged from the 19th century assumption the best way to understand reality was by reducing it to the component parts. reduction of it. get it? okay. [laughter] so he also -- the global economic system was based on the same outdated story. right. the assumption of scarcity was embedded with the dominant neoclassical economic paradigm it was based on the belief the exponential population growth would e virtually cause a catastrophic crisis. as a result he claimed the modern society assumed it's impossible to fulfill the needs of everyone. this of course lead to the notion of the survival of the fittest which was an appropriately adopted theory to justify all kinds of social economic policies based on struggle and scarcity. by believing the stories they actually become self-fulfil

two, confirm the title of db conform the title of h.r. 8 to reflect the addition of h.r. 6169 as passed by the house to the engrossment, three sign appropriation provisions within the engrossment. b upon the adoption of the text -- upon the addition of the text of h r. 6169 as passed by the house, to the engrossment of h.r. 8, h r. 6169 shall be laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina. mr. scott: the amendment instructs the clerk to add the text of h.r. 6169 to h.r. 8. madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time and move the previous question on the amendment and on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the question is on the amendment and on ordering the previous question on the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient numbering are risen, the yeas

how accurate would your db if you self-reported ever take what i don't remember what i had for breakfast this morning. so self-report in and of itself lends to the possibility for inaccuracy. the issue of benefiting from exercise was limited in this study to weight loss. we know that exercise helps lower blood pressure but it helps lower blood sugar. it helps with mental-health issues. it lowers your bad cholesterol and raises your good cholesterol. the list goes on and on and on and on. there's more than one benefit. as a doctor, what am i supposed to do with that conclusion? am i supposed to look at patients and pick out the ones who think our black? and by the way, race is not genetic. that's another issue that tends to play into people's thoughts about race, and i will get back to that but am i supposed to look at people and pick out the ones who think i'm black and if they're black the know say honey, don't worry about exercise because it's not going to do any good anyway? what am i supposed to do with that? finally the whole issue of race in genetic and implication that there is a

[latghs] >> daren is founder of daren's berries, aka db specialty farms, where they grow 4 varieties of strawberries across more than 700 acres, making daren one of the largest individual growers of strawberries in california. all is a far cry from where his farm started o--as a small class project. >> and it was so exciting to actually grow something and to see success, and in ose days, we had 6 acres. all of us kids would get 6 acres to grow our cotton projects. well, you know, now it became a competitive thing. and so, i just fell in love with the idea of farming a plant and harvesting it and seeing the fruits of your labor. >> today, the fruits of his labor are as much about the people working with him as the food he grows. that's because he is surrounded by family these days--not only his 2 brothers, who have returned to the farm, but also the community of workers he has by his side on a daily basis. >> well, people are everything. ok. if you have the best people, then chances are, you're going to have the best farm. it's not just--it's not, you know, just the idea of growing st