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dr. phil and stay with us. the five-day forecast is ,,,,,,, >>> welcome back.he prettiest of days but we have ups and down comes and here marty. >> it's actually more normal i say mid-april temperature fluctuation so if anything it's april in maryland. 59, 56, 70, 62 and 6 4. daytime temps. one in the 30s is tomorrow night. watch for a chance of showers thursday through friday morningand now back inside. >> thanks very much. and don't miss the cbs prime time lineup on wjz at 10. it's hawaii 5-0 and stay tuned for "eyewitness news" at 11 and more weird weather to talk about no doubt. >> everything looks beautiful doesn't it. >> it does. >> bright green out there right now. >> some people in ohio are worried about their flowers with the snow. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" wjz13. maryland's news station for jessica i am don. >> for marty bass i am bernette woods have great day and check back in with us at 4, ,,,,,,,,,,

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stayed the same. >>> the fox medical team's dr. joe joins us live from tampa to explain good morning dr.oe. >> good morning allison yeah, there were three studies came out in journal nature they had to do with the sequencing of the gee gnome and looking at the dna level one had to do with the paternal egg and then fathers over the age of 35, showed an increased risk and that you know, looked like double the risk when you compared a 30-year-old dad to a 50-year-old dad not a huge risk no reason for someone not to have a child at that age. they also looked at some other mutations these are things that occur spontaneously it is not handed down from generation to generation i think we are cracking to the code researchers say there is probably a thousand genes involved probably uncovered 10% so far. >> okay also, some new research deals with the mothers health during pregnancy and how that might contribute to autism and specifically obesity. >> mm-hmm i know we've talked so much about obesity and the metabolic conditions that can occur this particular study looks at moms who had metabolic con

it's quite possible the unemployment rate goes up or stays the same. >> dr.h from new york serves on the congressional job creator's caucus here to talk about the jobs report. so first, let's talk a little bit about if the projections hold true and sometimes that can be a little bit of a big if but people are having consensus around the numbers ali just gave. what do you think it means on the democratic side and republican side? >> it's always welcome to have more americans employed. the numbers should be higher and in previous recoveries as high you know, ali as 300,000, even 500,000 jobs a month. so this has been the slowest recovery since the great depression unfortunately and the unemployment remains at 8.3% in u6, those unemployed or underemployed some 15% so we've got a long way to go, and the big concern for all of us, irrespective of party is that we have conditions that we know are on the horizon. there is still a lot of hesitation on the part of employers to bring on new human beings in their employ, new employees, because the terms of the 2010 heal

stayed. >> she hasn't needed to be in this acute facility for a long time. >> reporter: dr. richard carroll is the chief medical officer for the hospital. >> barbara showed up here two and a half years ago. why is she still here? >> that's a great question. that's really a function of how our health care system is working right now, which is it's not working very well at all, particularly in cases like this. >> reporter: barbara is what's known as a permanent patient, one of many hidden in hospital rooms across the country, the product of a broken health care system. that's because under the law, hospitals have to treat any patient who needs emergency medical attention, even if they have no way to pay. but a hospital's responsibility doesn't end there. it can't discharge someone without a plan in place for their ongoing care. >> you can't just discharge her out into the street? >> we can't just discharge her out into the street. legally we can't do it, but more importantly, ethically and morally we can't do that. >> it has to cost a lot of money to keep someone for two and a

dr. corey moves to stop him, to convince him to stay away. >> my goal at that point was to get in between't want him to see his loved ones there in the house. that wouldn't do him any good. it wouldn't do the investigators any good. and it would only probably increase his shock and grief at that point. >> after dr. corey's assurances, he agrees to back away. >> i promised him that i would take good care of them, that i was a mother myself. >> it's the toughest, most unscientific part of her job. dealing with families. >> i think that i have a greater appreciation, a greater empathy for the parents in that -- in those situations. being a parent myself. we all make personal associations. all of us do, whether we want to or not. >> her career spans years of seeing the consequences of painful deaths. but she says some cases haunt her like no others. >> one of the toughest cases in the long run, for me, was the case of the camm children who were killed in southern indiana. >> it was a notorious case. in 2000 a former indiana state trooper named david camm shot to death his wife and two childre

dr. neal say is at 11:00. and they are staying open late today until 6:30.e'll have more in the next hour. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we'll check in with you later. >>> some of our top stories, a murder investigation in prince george's county. melanie alnwick is live in palmer park with the latest on the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. with the scene less than 24 hours old, prince george's county police do not have a lot of information right now. they haven't even identified the victim yet. but they can say that based on the evidence collected at the crime scene so far, they do believe that this woman's life came to a very violent end. sources tell fox 5 the victim described as an adult african- american female was beaten, bound and gagged. the crime scene a vacant third flee apartment at the marlow plaza apartments on 28th avenue in temple hills, maryland. police descended on the complex and secured the scene. investigators took a number of evidence bags out of the apartment. they spent some time very interested in a dumpster tha

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dr. brown of georgia and betsy mccoy, the author of decoding the obama health you law, and ann stays withutional law attorney here in our studio. governor, let me start with you. so are you -- are you elated? >> well, the oral arguments can be misleading, but it does appear that this law is going to be struck down. >> she's holding it up. can you hold it higher? >> well, it shows you how big it is, justice scalia said the law would be cruel and unusual punishment, the violation of the eighth amendment, with one reason they will probably strike down the entire law rather than severe out a man date. but you said you were betting on a 5-4 decision but it may be a 6-3, the gents versus the ladies. but not one of the women justices during the arguments voiced any concern at all about preserving liberty and the freedom of the individual. in fact, at one point justice sandra said our lives are increasingly investigated by government, and some will rant about it. >> representative, are you beyond depressed? >> no, no. certainly not. i'm an attorney and i have seen different types of arguments and

dr. joe hairston retires after 12 years as superintendents. >>> republican candidates newt gingrich and ron paul say they are staying in the race even though rick santorum dropped outsantorum's departure pushed romney closer to the nomination. gingrich and ron paul says there's time for voters to pick someone else to face the president in november. >>> a woman in texas expecting a baby any day now has lost her job. she is a championship coach and beloved teacher but is not married and because of that a christian academy fired her. she says -- the -- they say she knew the rules and broke the contract. >> it's heart breaking to know that i am not there. >> reporter: she is 39 weeks pregnant, and faces quite a predicament. >> i looked it up and i was like they can't do this. >> reporter: for three years she coached volleyball at heritage chris it academy in rock -- christian academy in rockwall. when she got pregnant last fall, the school fired her. the reason? she was not married. >> we all have different views and interpretations and it's not necessarily i don't think the christian thing to do to throw someone aside because of those. >> you can'