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bernard cohen is the director of pediatric dermtelling at the johns hopkins -- dermatology at the johnskins center in baltimore. ten years ago he never saw skin cancer in a child. now he sees a few cases a year. >> commensurate with the adult epidemic in skin cancer, children not far behind. clearly, people are getting more sun exposure. and kids are getting tons of sun exposure, particularly early in life. >> reporter: dr. cohen says it's not just melanoma that's on the rise, he's seeing more incidents of less serious basal and squ m squaumous cell cancer, as well. he believes genetics and more exposure to ultraviolet light are factors. >> i think some of the problem in children under the age of 12 is that we don't understand what it means for them lifelong. >> reporter: for example, the chance of recurrence after a melanoma be as high as 50%. but dr. cohen worries that in a child who has years and years left to live, that chance could be much higher. that's why melissa says she's constantly checking all of her children's skin. >> so many people don't think kids are going to get skin c

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for example, if i had a mole on my hands and i photograph that, a dermatology doesn't necessarily seecould go through some computational analysis to determine whether or not that's malignant or whether or not there is an issue you. >> right now if you had a funny mole if i was your primary care doctor i sends you for a referral. that might be a month from now. today you can download apps. takes a picture sends it to the cloud. it as al ga rhythms and compares it to other moments and gives you a risk profile. is it safe or a possible mel a melanoma and then there is a butt town finds the dermatologist and make the appointment alignment and that could get you seen much her quickly. and a lot of fields are going to be disrupted. radiology and dermatology, sort of pattern recognition base if i was a dermatologist today i would be worried soon there will be e-dermatologists and kaiser is doing this already sending pictures of the lesion to his re motorcycle dermatologist who his can see 100 patients an hour, and refer things to the right level. >> gavin: i have heard you talk and write abo

elsewhere valeant pharmaceuticals agreed to buy medicis pharmaceutical for $2.6 billion to expand in dermatological products. >>> british airways and iberia owner iag are looking into buying a stake in american airlines. american airlines is already in merger talked with u.s. airways. >> lufthanza passengers, beware. cabin crews say they're striking today for eight hours in frankfurt and berlin in a dispute over pay and conditions. >>> hyundai has reached an agreement with its union workers to end the costliest strike in the company's history. >>> and, finally, you know it's bad when this happens. inflation is hitting the tooth fairy. but it's good news for the kids. a new survey shows kids found an average of $3 per tooth under their pillow this year. that's up 15% from last year. >>> well, coming up, extra innings walk-offs, tiger makes bank, and players head to the u.s. open tennis quarterfinals. >>> plus, a college football matchup goes down to the wire and beyond. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and the weather map doesn't look much like september. very hot in th mi

a message from the american academy of dermatology. >> the republican convention shortened by a day becausea hurricane threat held the media spotlight for three days and that spotlight then moved to charlotte for the past week for the coverage of the democratic convention and about 15,000 members of the media attended each one. both conventions featured the wives of the candidates trying to convince voters their husband is the best choice and the rising stars in both parties also made prime time appearances taking their turn to ref up the crowd and the vice-president pick gave their speeches and gave the american people a chance to compare two choices and the two candidates did their best to convenes voters that their plan is the best for america's future. and so, you know, the same kinds of conventions from each side of the aisle. how would you compare the coverage? >> well, actually, i was interested to see the wrath with the w in there, with a hollywood publication, the big breakout star was marco rubio, talk about a man bite dog story. >> i can agree with that except one of the networks

a message from the american academy of dermatology. >> adam, what do you have?cj technology it is a desk drive make yer not a sexy product but cheap and a four percent plus dividend. >> technology is wooing a lot of folks. gary? >> i don't like it if the market is going to go down, last thing i want is a tech stock. >> so what are you doing? >> market gets in trouble. america fits the - merck fits the bill and acting well >> if it doesn't pay off take the drugs. dan? >> i love merck and i love the strategy and works well in all markets and incredible well. merck is an amazingly well run company. >> what are you doing these days. >> i like the index and take the sdy and

medicis concentrates on dermatology treatments. the market certainly likes the combination. medicis' shares shot up more than 38%, closing just below the buyout offer. valeant stock also jumped, up 14.6%. this is almost a two year high. valeant has done more than a dozen buyouts this year. it was a different kind of deal for amazon.com. the online retailer struck a partnership with epix, a hollywood movie studio consortium made up of lions gate entertainment, paramount pictures, and mgm. the deal adds about 3,000 titles to amazon's streaming video library. previously, epix films were exclusive to netflix, but that deal expired. despite winning the content away from a competitor, amazon shares were down a fraction. however, they did hit a 52-week high during today's session. the netflix chart looks quite different. the stock fell 6.4% on heavy volume, ending just above its 52-week low. campbell soup earnings were hotter than anticipated, thanks to the company breaking a two- year run of declining soup sales. in hopes of building on that, the company plans to introducing 50 ne

. >>> a man who supposedly posed as a fake doctor, he is accused of running a fake dermatology clinic in the mission district. he is charged with rape, practicing medicine without a license and identity theft. >>> as we pause to remember 9/11, crews working on the bay bridge say make -- say they are making sure the bridge will withstand an attack. they will make changes to prevent it from collapses during bombs. crews are also protecting it from earthquakes. >> we are going beyond what the standards are because we know we are building it in a seismic area. >> there are groups of cables making it the strongest in the world. they are designed to keep it from sagging over time. >>> ceo mark zuckerberg will give his first public speech since may. he is scheduled to be speaking this afternoon in san francisco. facebook investors are waiting to find out whether mark zuckerberg will shift his attention to facebook's future after stock had not done so well lately. >>> and seat sales, the team said they had sold $670 million in seats. 70% of the current season ticket holders have held seats as

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a message from the american academy of dermatology. neil: do you think the american people are in the mood to hear oh, mid god, here we go again. >> it's reasonable to point out when elected, we lost 800,000 jobs a month. >> george bush, and the republican policies, romney, ryan, the crowd hit us into an iceberg. >> people, we went from virtually no publicly held debt at the end of the clinton administration to nearly $10 trillion of debt at the end of the bush administration. >> remember how bad it was when they took office. neil: you mentioned bush. i think i'll shoot myself. [laughter] neil: if you take a look at any picture of president bush, you see 666? incredible. 60 dais until the election, but instead of looking ahead, democrats are still looking back. i don't care if you want to blame the former president or not, but i don't know what the statute of limitations on blame is, but that president, former chief of staff here now. andy, it gets old. i think even for those who are critics of the former president is getting old for t

and here with the scoop is the associate professor of dermatology at mt. sinai hospital.ning. good to have you here. these procedures do not require surgery, they may require a little bit of recovery time, though, right? >> recovery time is really the key to figuring out what works for you and your lifestyle. you need to know what the side effects are, know what you're getting yourself in to. look at the pictures. because often the more down time associated with the procedure, the more dramatic the results. >> okay. also know the costs, obviously. let's start first with procedure to get rid of fine lines, wrinkles, and bright spots. three light-based procedures that can be done separately or together, as well. the first one being the photo dynamic therapy or pdt. what is that? >> pdt is actually a great procedure because it combines both cosmetic and medical treatments in one. it is a light-based therapy that we apply chemical on to the skin and then you sit behind a lht for a short amount of time and the chemical gets absorbed by damaged cells, sun damaged, precancerous

and here with the scoop is the associate professor of dermatology at mt. sinai hospital.ning. good to have you here. these procedures do not require surgery, they may require a little bit of recovery time, though, right? >> recovery time is really the key to figuring out what works for you and your lifestyle. you need to know what the side effects are, know what you're getting yourself in to. look at the pictures. because often the more down time associated with the procedure, the more dramatic the results. >> okay. also know the costs, obviously. let's start first with procedure to get rid of fine lines, wrinkles, and bright spots. three light-based procedures that can be done separately or together, as well. the first one being the photo dynamic therapy or pdt. what is that? >> pdt is actually a great procedure because it combines both cosmetic and medical treatments in one. it is a light-based therapy that we apply chemical on to the skin and then you sit behind a light for a short amount of time and the chemical gets absorbed by damaged cells, sun damaged, precancerou

dermatology and skin care really gives them a boost in that category. botox, anti-wrinkle cream, etc. back to you. melissa: democrats making their pitch for a second term for president obama. asking americans if they are better off now than they were four years ago. peter barnes is live in charlotte. >> republicans have invited ronald reagan to the democratic convention using his famous question. they hope to hammer the democrats with it all week. listen. >> the president has no record to run on. in fact every president since the great depression who asked americans to send them into a second term could say you are better off today than you were four years ago except for jimmy carter and president barack obama. [ applause ] >> democrats appear to be knocked off balance by this line of attack. the president himself perhaps hoping republicans by giving them a grade of incomplete. listen to this. >> i give him an a for effort. i give him and a for making sure americans -- melissa: peter barnes, thank you so much. democratic national convention kicking off

the dermatology market.cts they have been getting is a prescription acne tablet -- everyone knows it is a hot growing market. that is the big deal that we are looking at. $2.6 billion. the dow down 80 now. back to you. dennis: thank you, nicole. one question looming large at the democratic convention. are we any better off than we were four years ago? tracy: one of nickelodeon's stars in trouble over some racy tweets. we will tell you how viacom is responding. first, take a look at some of the winners on the nasdaq. ♪ [ music playing, children laughing ] [ slap! slap! slap! ] [ music, laughter stop ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite foods fight you, fight back fast with tums smoothies. so fast and smooth, you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums [ male announcer ] tums smoothies. tracy: the democratic national convention beginning in charlotte, north carolina. >> are you better off than you were four years ago? tracy: republicans running again on that question made famous by ronald reagan

with 2% in general practice. 12% in family medicine, but in specialties, things like radiology or dermatologyer piece is the urban, rural and quality of life. you spend all this money, go to school for 15 years, want to live in a nice place, not necessarily in a rural community that has very few assets and opportunitieses. two levels of distribution. can we get them in the right specialties? and can we get them to live in places where there is the greatest need? how do we solve those two issues? >> that's a significant challenge. you're right. not only getting the type of physicians and graduating them, but getting them in the right spot. the aca has funds to expand primary care and these funds are to help with the training and the distribution and the increase in the number of primary care physicians. the aca will tout it will increase the number of primary care providers, including primary care physicians, nurse practitioners by 16,000 by 2016. the way they will do that is the prevention of health care funds. some thing they will do, not increasing the residency cap, but they will take the