of supporting diabetes research. and i would like to extend a special thanks to aaron, a child away from honolulu with his mom to meet with me today. if you are sitting here please just hold your hand. there you go. yes, thank you, aaron, from coming of the way from hawaii. i look forward to continuing to work with all of you to improve the lives of individuals with diabetes. glad to be with you and joining you in this. think you very much. thank you, senator. [applause] senator brown? >> thank you, madame chair, mr. chair good to see a lot of the kids here and their families coming out and supporting i had the honor of having to have met before young people from massachusetts jackson savage, john thune deals and joshua fish who i see some of them out there in the audience and give a lot of good information i've been aware of our families have been working on long before i got to washington so i want to thank you for your leadership and i look forward to hearing of our witnesses and what you're to be bouncing back an

diabetes. i will never forget has a new center in 1997 meeting with the family whose son had diabetes. this was the first time i really learned about type 1 diabetes and this one little boy looked out to me and said he wished he could just take one day off from having diabetes. just one day, his birthday or christmas. but of course, for those who have diabetes, you can never take a day off. but it doesn't mean that you cannot accomplish great things. and i am delighted to learn many of you yesterday had the opportunity to meet with supreme court justice sonya sotomayor and hear of her personal story. but it's so important that to travel to washington today to tell your story. you put a human face on all of the statistics and helpless better focus on what congress can do to better understand and ultimately find a cure for this terrible disease. in the individuals with type i diabetes, the body's immune system attacks the pancreas and destroy his the shells that produce insulin to read an average

has type 1 diabetes. when the bank is shut down, that is the reason you get -- when the pancreas and shuts down, that is the reason you get tied one. how is the research going to make sure that the medication and they take for diabetes has less of an impact on the breakdown of certain organs. you find out that more and more people are dying each day from tight won because of the actor effect -- of type one because of the after effect. they follow the rules and red ink in terms of -- the rules and everything in terms of what they eat but they still, but a lot of different problems. guest: you are correct. it the morbidity from this disease is on the complications of type 1 diabetes. kidney disease, blindness, heart disease and som on. the better one has good glucose control, the last obligations. -- less complications. it is to help people manage diabetes effectively, especially with the use of devices to help people monitor blood trigger more effectively throughout the day and during given my time -- diff

has type 1 diabetes. when the bank is shut down, that is the reason you get -- when the pancreas and shuts down, that is the reason you get tied one. how is the research going to make sure that the medication and they take for diabetes has less of an impact on the breakdown of certain organs. you find out that more and more people are dying each day from tight won because of the actor effect -- of type one because of the after effect. they follow the rules and red ink in terms of -- the rules and everything in terms of what they eat but they still, but a lot of different problems. guest: you are correct. it the morbidity from this disease is on the complications of type 1 diabetes. kidney disease, blindness, heart disease and som on. the better one has good glucose control, the last obligations. -- less complications. it is to help people manage diabetes effectively, especially with the use of devices to help people monitor blood trigger more effectively throughout the day and during given my time -- diff

advances like these in diabetic complications also benefit patients who have type ii diabetes who were at risk of these complications as well. hundreds of thousands of individuals have participated in research supported by the special diabetes program irca remarkably, nearly 30 years after one pivotal study began, about 95% of the participants in the muslim arc trial showed that glucose control to radically continue to participate in a follow-up study known as edict and as a result of their commitment as long-term investment in research continues to identify ways to improve the health of people with diabetes. i'm grateful for the opportunity to share with you just a few examples of the many recent advances in ongoing research in type 1 diabetes. we continue to be inspired by the dedicated efforts of the individuals affected by type 1 diabetes and by the organizations like jdr app that represent them. we look forward to continuing our partnership with the jdrf and her sister federal agencies on research to combat type 1 diabetes and competitions and we will continue to be diligent in ou

of supporting diabetes research. and i would like to extend a special thanks to aaron, a child away from honolulu with his mom to meet with me today. if you are sitting here please just hold your hand. there you go. yes, thank you, aaron, from coming of the way from hawaii. i look forward to continuing to work with all of you to improve the lives of individuals with diabetes. glad to be with you and joining you in this. think you very much. thank you, senator. [applause] senator brown? >> thank you, madame chair, mr. chair good to see a lot of the kids here and their families coming out and supporting i had the honor of having to have met before young people from massachusetts jackson savage, john thune deals and joshua fish who i see some of them out there in the audience and give a lot of good information i've been aware of our families have been working on long before i got to washington so i want to thank you for your leadership and i look forward to hearing of our witnesses and what you're to be bouncing back an

my diabetic patients. i think diet and exercise is a great treatment for diabetes. if they are managing it with diet and exercise, i consider them a diet and exercise controlled diabetic. the reason i do that, is if they stop the diet, if they gain the weight back, very likely the diabetes is going to return. >> to help the subjects receive, advocates help train them to prepare meals. they are also recruiting a network of volunteers to help with grocery shopping and emotional support. all in an effort to change both diet and culture. >> yes, the science is already there. it proves that you can actually physically help somebody detox ify their body. >> carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >> well, if you would like to learn more about the oakland diabetes prevention project and the documentary, we have links posted at abc7news.com under "see it on tv." don't go away, 7 on your side is up next. >> the consumer's phone is ringing in the middle of the night, and he can't get it to stop until 7 on your at progressive, y

cure in my diabetic.t and exercise is a great treatment for diabetes and someone that is managing with it i consider that person a diet and exercise control diabetic. the reason they do that. if they stop the diet, the diabetes is going to return. >> to help them succeed, other advocates from the vegan movement help them to prepare meals. they provide emotional support all in an effort to change diet and culture. >> the science is already there, proved that you can actually physically help somebody detox my their body. >>> if you would learn more about the diabetes prevention project, we have links posted on our website under see it on tv. don't go away, 7 on your side is up next. >> man goes from having 180 channels on his car radio to zero. i'm michael finney with how he not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and towns. with lots of houses t

diabetes. ktvu's sign editor john fowler live in san francisco tonight and tells us it's almost all caused by one thing, john. >> reporter: and you can see it clearly here at the wharf area of san francisco, it is obesity. people say they know the family risks and the horrors of diabetes. >> my whole family is infested with diabetes. and my uncle got amputated from head to toe. >> reporter: they know high sugar, high fat diets contribute to diabetes. >> my family has it, it's just a common thing. i'm okay with it. >> reporter: many people won't change. this woman snacked on a bucket of sugar donuts and a mocca. >> no genetics yet in my family, but who knows. it might start with me. >> a predisposed notion that diabetes is growing at an incredible date. >> i'm working, i don't have time for that. >> reporter: and it's establishing habits for the rest of the family. >> it's made very tasty. and it promotes disease. >> reporter: beating diabetes will require a cultural change. >> eating healthy an

the first indy driver to race with diabetes. see how he's managing his disease, both on and off the track. stay with us. she felt lost... until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. took some wild risks when i was young. but i was still taking a risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more, and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol, stop. along with diet, lipitor has been shown to lower bad cholesterol 39 to 60 percent. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. [ female announcer ] lipitor is not for everyone, inclu

and is already struggling with type 2 adult diabetes.isease that could blind her or cost her a limb. and would normally strike someone several times her age. >> i've lost over 100 pounds. i changed my diet completely. i'm more focused on my health now. >> myself as her primary caretaker, i had to change my lifestyle in terms of how i eat. what i shop for. >> reporter: doctors meeting in san diego today, tell us it's frightening what they're seeing. in areas where childhood obesity is at its worst, they say as much as 40% of all new patients diagnosed with type 2 diabetes are teenagers, between 10 and 17 years old. >> with one out of three children being overweight or obese, we're seeing an increased occurrence of type 2 diabetes in the second decade of life. >> reporter: for some teens with type 2, doctors are suggesting gastric bypass surgery. it worked for amanda munson. she lost 100 pounds. >> i no longer have to take medicine for my diabetes. i don't have to worry about my heart rate or heart pressure problems. >> reporter: janellia

four years waeg he was told he had diabetes. he had to cope with his diagnosis and figure out if he could race with diabetes, something indy car officials said it was a first. to qualify for these races he not only had to be fast, he had to be healthy. >> if i go too high, my reaction time is slow and i'm not competitive. if i go too low i get light headed. go low enough, i could pass out and cause an accident. >> his diabetes led him to a sponsor. kimball's pit crews consist of mechanics, engineers, and his doctor. he has to make sure his body is ready, along with his car, which now has special equipment. >> i wear a continuous glucose monitor which is a sensor that i have on my body and it reads blood glucose, wirelessly transmits to a pager-like display that i velcro to the steering wheel. >> reporter: and he has a back-up system designed by his father, just in case. >> i've got a drink bolt mounted in the car. fill it with orange juice which is full of shugar. the tube runs right into my helmet. without taking my hands off t

. >> an estimated 25 million americans suffer from diabetes.ere cases are typically treated with insulin and other medications. now the bay area is promoting what they say is a healthier solution. a raw vegan diet. health and science reporter caroline johnson has the details. >> one shredded karat. >> reggie credits his raw vegan diet with helping him reverse the symptoms of diabetes and now he wants to help other diabetics do the same. >> this is a very unique project because it does offer a holistic approach to folks who are looking at lifestyle changes. >> he's teaming with filmmaker michael bedar. a previous project followed six diabetics who agreed to switch their diets for one month. >> made 100% live foods. vegetables, sprouts, seeds, nuts and low glycemic fruits. >> as the title suggests, all of it is uncooked. simply raw documents resulting in improvements, including lowering blood sugar levels. several of the diabetics have been able to stay off their insulin over the long-term by staying on the raw vegan diet. >> blood sugar, which i

. >>> a new report shows the number of people living with diabetes has tripled over the last 40 years editor john fowler tells us the main reason why. >> reporter: people tell me they know the family risks and whores are diabetes. >> my whole family is infected with diabetes and my uncle got amputated from head to toe. >> in my family, it is just a common thing, but i'm okay with it. >> neurogenetics -- no genetics yet in my family. >> in obese population that is developing diabetes at an explosive rate. >> reporter: dr. jon stewart's berg blames lack of exercise in heavily accessible fast food. >> fast food, you know, i am working and i do not have time for all of that. >> it tastes very good. ice cold. >> it is inexpensive, heavily advertised, three tasty, and promote disease. >> reporter: beating diabetes will take a cultural change it he says it will require the food industry changing its methods to consumers. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a small asteroid came hurtling past are earlier today. it was about the size of a small house and came within 7500 miles of the earth's

and figure out if he could race with diabetes.officials said was a first. to qualify for these races, you not only had to be fast, he had to be healthy. >> my go-to is high, my reaction time is slow, and i'm not competitive. if i go too slow, i'm not competitive. go low enough, i could pass out and cause an accident. >> his diabetes led him to a response, and his crew cup cysts of mechanics, engineers, and his doctor. he has to make sure his body is ready along with his car, which now has special equipment. >> i wear a continuous glucose monitor which is a sensor i have on my body, and it reads blood glucose, wirelessly transmits to a page i velcro to the steering wheel. >> he has a back-up system designed by his father just in case. >> i have a drink bottle in the car, fill it with orange juice, which is full of sugar. the two run into the helmet, and what having to take my hands off the steering wheel, i can drink the orange juice, and i'm able to stop. >> he's determined to get the message out that diabetes doesn't have to stan

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kids diagnosed with adult diabetes.we'll take a look at what's behind this growing epidemic. >> i'm guessing weight levels definitely contributing to this childhood obesity in some cases. >> that's just the food kids are eating these days. >>> speaking of food, maybe they didn't have enough low-sugar foods. maybe your favorite breakfast cereal includes cheerios. >> i believe that will get the weight down. and the cholesterol. >> believe it or not cheerios is turning 70 years old. they've been part of the american breakfast scene for that long. we celebrate the big milestone of the most popular cereal brand in our grocery stores. the sugar content, one gram. >> that's pretty good. compared to some of those other sugary cereals, definitely. >>> first, federal regulators are in nebraska this morning keeping close watch on the state's two nuclear power plants. >> the missouri river has already broken through a barrier protecting one of those plants. david kerley has details. >> reporter: it was early sunday morning that a b

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. >> this week is national diabetes this week and the theme this year is let's talk diabetes to encourage people the condition to speak out and not feel stigmatized or worried about being discriminated against or joked against in the workplace or in school. would the prime minister support this campaign? >> i will certainly support this campaign and i think my honorable friend makes an extremely good point which is that many people with diabetes find it an embarrassing illness and difficult to talk to and it's affecting more people and say there's nothing abnormal about this we have to help people manage their diabetes particularly because we want to see them to have control over their health care and spend less time in hospitals so i fully support the campaign and also think we have to look at the long-term losts of people getting diabetes and recognize there's a big public health agenda particularly about exercise and things we need to get a hold off. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister will know that this is the first opportunity i've had to ask him a question. i stand here -

kevin kline joins us with aaron kowalski from the junior diabetes foundation and aaron has type 1 diabeteseing with us. what do you want lawmakers to hear about the importance of funding and research for diabeteses? >> well, that there's still an urgent need. we're there to remind them the need is great, urgency is great and that we're on the verge of really a watershed moment in developing technologies in that we have jdrf and, you know, others have funded mostly jdrf, these hospital trials for the artificial pancreas and we're trying to get the fda to put that on a faster track and so we're -- it's sort of to remind the government to keep the funding for research. >> before we go on, the idea of an artificial pancreas is big. >> huge. >> you can explain it. you have type 1 diabetes. why is that important to have an artificial pancreas? how does type 1 affect your pancreas? >> we can't make insulin. people with type one can't make insulin. >> that's what your pancreas does. >> insulin helps us get the fuel into our cells. the challenge of type 1 diabetes is twofold. the risk of high blood

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. >>> a possible cure for diabetes without medication. it's a lifestyle change, and that is showing some incredible results within days. plus wow, did it really come to this in? >>> well, you may not notice it until you really need it. what some awe doe -- auto makers are leaving out of brand new cars. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that produced a >>> all right, a tough morning for those of you who take -- this was a problem in the market street subway that produced a small train yard and loads of passengers forced to chose between a shuttle, buses, cats or the old you heel toe express. you're looking at cell phone video shot by one of our producers on his way to work. at last check, trains were running but much slower than normal. >>> gas prices could be coming down just in time for the big 49 of july weekend. analysts say prices could drop 20 cents or more after president obama took emergency action to tap into emergency oil reserve. two dozen western countries will release and sell about 60 million-barrels of crude oil. the coming reli

for diabetes today. the santa clara health department is offering this at two locations in san jose. the crane center on lindsen until 5:00 p.m. and at a mobile clinic at saint jame's park -- st. james' park. >>> a report says the white house wants u.s. automakers to almost double fuel efficiency. the paper says the obama administration is pushing fuel economy to nearly 56 miles a gallon by 2020 -- da by 2025. that would raise car prices by thousands of dollars because they would become battery operated. >>> the damage from severe flooding in minot is already done. right now about 4,000 homes are under water. the sourus river crested yesterday morning and is still is 12 feet above flood level. water is -- water crests are expected to rise next in other rivers. fema is offering assistance but says many people don't have flood insurance. >>> good afternoon. mostly sunny skies. temperatures very similar here in san jose. if you are dealing with low clouds outside your door, you could be a lot cooler anywher

john's physician has been consistently attentive to his diabetes but not to his alzheimer's. because of john's impairments due to his alzheimer's, john has been increasingly unable to comprehend instructions, so john's diabetes and his overall health have steadily deteriorated. for her part, emma has been ill equipped to help john manage the demands of his dementia and diabetes because of her own health and the lack of caregiver training and support that's been offered to her. because of all of this, john and emma began taking frequent trip toss the hospital er where john was rarlded as a noncompliant diabetic. it wasn't about john being obstinate or unmotivated, but due to his inability to self-happening his care. those that did recognize his dementia were at a loss of what to do about it. so he continued to show up at the emergency room at ever more frequent intervals. each time he was sent home with discharge orders often explained to him without 'em ma even present that he had no hope of following. these er episodes were disconnected from his physician's care. john's hosp

it's for my diabetes. diabetes. diabetes. dia-a-betes.er say a word so many times it loses all meaning. >> stephen: i have to work tomorrow. >> i won't take any more of your time. what do you think goes up inside a dish washer. i'm thinking about crawling up in there. >> stephen: don't. should i send someone over there? >> not unless they want to see a 76-year-old man eating oatmeal in the buff. the guy in the oatmeal box is look at me. >> stephen: i'm hanging up. >> colbert, wait. >> stephen: yes? >> i love you. >> stephen: thanks. i don't know what to -- what is that noise. >> (bleep). i gotta go. i put a dvd in my toaster oven to rewind it and now the breakfast nook is on fire. where is the extinguisher? put it out with oatmeal. now the oatmeal is on fire. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: kids, listen to your elders, they are a font of wisdom. and elders, lay off the d >> stephen:ç bell come back -- welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight has had tv shows on espn, msnbc and now current tv. i'm interview him quick before he is on an

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. >> más adelante algunos científicos aseguran haber hallado la cura de la diabetes y parece ser tanos niños ven entre 5 a 10 anuncios de comida chatarra. >> esto aumenta la tentacion de comer está chatarra. >> por otro lado un estudio de la universidad de new castel. >> aseguran que con una dieta de 1600 calorias por días ayuda a reducir esto . >> pierden peso y se eliman los riesgos de diabetes. >> el azúcar agregada en los alimentos es malisima malísima:tira la basura la azucar . >> estás imágenes de los maestros escultores de arena.

diabetes is far more widespread than previously thought. a study found that over the last three decades, the number of adults with diabetes more than doubled to 347 million. in almost every part of the world, diabetes rates rose or at best remained the same. >>> in southern africa, first lady michelle obama and her family got a taste of where wild things are today. they went on safari at a game reserve in botswana. kristen welker is there for us tonight. >> reporter: a wild end to the first lady's week-long trip in africa. michelle obama and daughters, malia and sasha on a saturday safari. a moment of fun after a trip filled with messages of hope. >> we will be looking to all of you, our young people, to lead the way. >> reporter: the week also marked by iconic moments. the obamas met nelson mandela and together, reached out to south africa's youth. >> you will have to get rid of thing 1 and thing 2 -- >> as fast as i could i went after neigh net. >> reporter: the first daughters seemed to be in the spotlight this week more than ever. >> ou

crusade to her the sheeple of america away from their own self-destruction diagnosed with type two diabetes at the age of thirty mike adams was done putting blind trust in western medicine and decided to take his life back through his own and was research night discovered that simply changing his eating habits and being an informed consumer cured him of his disease and after two years he was in perfect health since then he's written thousands of articles at his website natural news dot com and has attracted a following over eight hundred thousand readers and fans of the nonprofit organization the consumer wellness center and started the popular publishing company truth publishing join us now from an undisclosed location the health ranger himself mike adams mike thanks so much for being with us tonight hi adam thanks for having me on a big fan of your show you're doing some rock and good work good to be with you all really appreciate well you know we just briefly covered your story of going from from being diagnosed with diabetes type two at age thirty how did how did you go from that i mean

the link to blood sugar levels could explain the live between diet soda and diabetes. >> a battle isching the boiling point. politicians are being pitted against each other, some of whom are running for high office. at issue, shark fin soup. robert lyles on the star power joining the fight to ban it. >> what if you could see how shark fin soup is made? >> reporter: he may be leaving the nba but also he is also leaving alone shark fin soup. >> remember, when the buying stop the killing can to. >> reporter: he joins the chore us of high profile people seeking to ban shark fin soup. it fetches more than $200 at oakland's palace when it's served during celebration dinners. that's not why paul fong wants it outlawed. >> it's a horrible process. it's horrible. it's cruel and it's unhealthy, they get their fins removed and they get thrown back this into the water where they drown or bleed to death. >> if you were to save a shark you should spend entire shark, not allow only for the fin, you should not allow the meat -- the skin to be used the liver for oil. >> reporter: carl chan believes t

four years he was told he had diabetes.ure out how to cope with his diagnosis and figure out if he could race with diabetes. something indy car officials said was a first. to qualify for the races he now not only had to be fast but healthy. >> if i go too high, my reaction times slow and i'm not competitive. if i go too low, i get lightheaded, go low enough, i could pass out and cause an accident. >> reporter: his diabetes led him to a response. kindall's pit crew panicked and his doctor. he has to make sure his body is ready allow with his car which now has special equipment. >> i wear a continuous glucose monitor, which is a sensor i have on my body that reads blood glucose, wireless transmits it to a pager-like display that i velcro to the steering wheel. >> and he has a backup system designed by his father just in case. >> i've got a drink bottle mounted in the car. fill it with orange juice full of sugar. the tube runs into my helmet and without having to take my hands off the steering wheel i can drink that orange jui

doctors say the diabetes epidemic is related directly to diabetes.f exercise, and easily accessible fast food . >> it is heavily advertised, promotes disease. >> diabetes is known to increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, kidney disease and blindness. diabetes contribute to many deaths each year. >>> and today, the trial beginning for the survivors of the kmerrouge. an estimated 170 million people died during that time. all four defendants say they are not guilty. >>> in china, officials said today at least nine people died in a land slide at a factory in the northern province. four others were injured. the slide buried a number of buildings where the miners lived. the rescue crews are still looking for other victims. >>> and in libya, that the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for libyan leader gadhafi. the court accused him and a son of crimes against humanity. >>> and the plane hijacked during the september 11th attacks, today, the national park service released two drawings, showing what part of the memorial will look lik

y pronóstico sobre diabetes no dejan nada de esperanza. >>> la diabetes siguen ganando terreno en todoformas de enfermedad. california sufrió un revés en su lucha contra los violentos videos que están al alcanse de los niños, la corte suprema le dio la razón a los fabricantes. >>> 7 de los 9 jueces estuvieron de acuerdo, que tiene a muchos padres sumamente consternados. le cuesta creer a esta persona que la corte decidiera en contra de la propuesta que intentaba prohibir la renta venta de videos violentos. aunque por pleito no entró en vigor, la medida aprobada en california en el 2005 prohibía vender a menor de 5 años juegos que tenían actos de violencia. y hoy la corte suprema dijo que viola la primera enmienda que consagra la libertad de expresión. >>> pienso que se debe proteger al menor. >>> muchos pediatras y sicólogos que advierten esto, están poniendo el grito en el cielo. >>> y están aprendiendo a destruir. >>> sin embargo, se dice que no causa más daños, que muchas películas o programas son iguales. >>> no es real, pueden jugar un juego. >>> y dicen que se autoregulan poniend

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doctors say the diabetes epidemic is related directly to diabetes. others blame lack of exercise, and easily accessible fast food . >> it is heavily advertised, promotes disease. >> diabetes is known to increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, kidney disease and blindness. diabetes contribute to many deaths each year. >>> and today, the trial beginning for the survivors of the kmerrouge. an estimated 170 million people died during that time. all four defendants say they are not guilty. >>> in china, officials said today at least nine people died in a land slide at a factory in the northern province. four others were injured. the slide buried a number of buildings where the miners lived. the rescue crews are still looking for other victims. >>> and in libya, people celebrating the news that the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for libyan leader gadhafi. the court accused him and a son of crimes against humanity. >>> and the plane hijacked during the september 11th attacks, today, the national park service released two drawings,

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