i'll see dr. baker and get his advice. hey, don't tell the doc you show photo albums to people you think are horses. he might throw a net over you. i don't know who i am, but whoever i am, (veterinarian humming) (knocking) (veterinarian humming) (dog whining) (knocking) oh, mr. post. dr. baker, i need your help. something wrong with your horse? yeah, well, i hope you won't think i'm eccentric for what i'm about to say, but you know how close i am to my horse. i mean, i think of him as a person. oh, now, you don't have to be ashamed of your affection for your horse. animals are just like little people. well, now, you take prince here, for instance. just this morning, his owner brought in a birthday cake made out of a hamburger. that's a little ridiculous, isn't it? and then there's puddy tat. do you know that her owner, twice a week, gives me $5.00 extra to give her a massage? and then, mrs. cassidy lets her canary stay up just late enough to sing along with mitch. so, you see, you don't have to feel self-conscious. now, wh

dr. baker: "they should have been notified. the sub driver did not have the parent list to notify them and that, of course, is being addressed so new steps in place to make sure families will always be notified of any future issues and won't be kept waiting.he says the general assembly now needs to fully fund the state- owned buses so they can be kept in better condition and replaced. 3 3 today is national random act of kindess day and throughout the morning show be bringing you stories of random acts...our first story comes from massachusets..where a woman's generosity.. is inspiring others to do good. she's a single mother, won two hundred dollars on a scratch off ticket.but she herself or her family. here's her story. 3 chat & tease random act of kindess with deon3 3 coming up in whats bewing...lots of people loved lady gaga's grammy reformance honoring the late david bowie... but someone very close to bowie sends an interesting message of dissaproval. 3 but first....efren afante has your full weather forecast and will tell

dr. frank baker met with the district's transportation officials to ensure it never happens again. >>> ben: in consumer news tonight general motors is recalling about 200,000 saab and saturn cars in the u.s. to replace the takata driver's air bag inflators. the move is part of a broader recall of about 5.4 million vehicles announced last month by u.s. safety regulators. takata inflators can explode with too much force in a crash and hurl metal shrapnel. at least 10 people have died worldwide and nearly 140 have been hurt due to the problem. the gm recall includes the saab 9-3 from 2003 to 2011 and the also included is the saturn astra from 2008 and 2009. >>> alicia: if you're headed milder than the freezing temperatures we've had lately. >> ben: here's a look outside our abc columbia tower cam. has your forecast. >> welcome back, hope you enjoyed your day. you are thinking yourself it was nowhere near 39. midnight last night and the temperature climbed all night long. when we got up most of us were in the low 50s. it will take a bit but we will see 70s in the midday, a couple things before

dr. frank baker, the superintendent. i will be bringing up shakerra wiley's concern about her disabled concern getting a ride to school. stay with us for more on this story. back to you. >> thank you. >>> deputies have charged be a at keenan high school. the 18-year-old was arrested on monday wititut incident. deputies say robinson is not a student at keenan hospital. deputies confronted her in the parking lot where they say she had a gun in the parking lot of the street. >>> the first in the south, 2016 presidential primary at least for the fop is gop days away and and a new cnn shows trump and hillary clinton with big leads. trump has 38% of the votes. ted cruz, 22%. they say trump is the best candidate to hand recall the economy. immigration and isis. on the democratic side, clinton is 18 points ahead of bernie sanders. still, anything is possible come saturday, as about half of south carolina's expected voters say >>> also undecided our governor. she said she may not endorse anyone ahead of the primary but she said i

dr. harris: thank you. ,overnor baker, governor hassan on behalf of the physician and student members of the american medical association, it's a privilege to be here and share with you solutions for ending our nation's opioid epidemic. dr. patrice harris. i'm a practicing psychiatrist from atlanta and the chair of the ama task force to reduce opioid abuse. medical societies across the nation unequivocally understand that this is an urgent public health epidemic. we believe it's our professional and ethical responsibility to help bring an end to this epidemic, which has claimed the lives of more than 200 50,000 americans since 1999. tens of thousands of people are dying preventable deaths every because of opioid misuse and overdose, including heroin. more than 78 every day. this is not acceptable. together, we can end this epidemic. understands the many causes of this epidemic but let me focus on the one where a physician can have the most immediate and meaningful impact. today, i will highlight five recommendations from the ama task force to reduce opioid abuse. a call to action that the

dr. harris, the floor is yours. >> thank you. governor baker, governor hassan, on behalf of the physician and student members of the american medical association, it is my privilege and honor to be here and share with you solutions for ending our nation's opioid epidem epidemic. i'm dr. patrice harris, i'm a practicing psychiatrist from atlanta, georgia, the chair of the ama board of trustees and the chair of the ama task force to reduce opioid abuse. the ama, the ama task force, america's physicians and medical societies across the nation unequivocally understand that this is an urgent public health epidemic. we believe it is our professional and ethical responsibility to help bring an end to this epidemic, which has claimed the lives of more than 250,000 americans since 1999. tens of thousands of people are dying preventable deaths every year because of opioid misuse and overdose, including heroin. our sons, daughters, husbands, wives, friends, neighbors, our patients. more than 78 every day, and this is not acceptable. together we can and mu

dr. ben carson apparently not hearing his name called by the moderators, donald trump also not immediately taking to the stage. massachusetts governor charlie baker is letting people know who he is backing for president. governor baker: supporting the right guy for president of the united states, chris christie. pam: he endorsed the new jersey governor today in a rally in he said while they don't see eye to eye on every issue, he can work across the political aisle. reid: hillary clinton campaigned with another former secretary of state, madeleine albright in concord, new hampshire. she trails polls with sanders and she will go to flint, michigan, to talk about the crisis in that city. pam: campaigning today, he says clinton won the state in 2008, but says he is confident he is going to win if his supporters turn out. newscenter 5 is your source for complete primary night coverage. 4:30 p.m. we'll take you all the way until midnight. you can also watch live on the wcvb mobile app. reid: breaking news at 11:00, south correa claiming that the north has launched a long range technology could carry a missile targeting the u.s. last month north korea

bakers are coming to this wholesaler to buy in bulk. the idea of doing so is almost this one did not want to reveal his identity. dr. i would need to hire in after person to make my pastry sound alike, and it takes too much time. buying frozen makes me about the same amount of money as someone who bakes from scratch. >> cost effective and time efficient, a growing number of the ideatraditional -- of buying frozen is far from half-baked. carroll, thank you for that. it is time now for the press review. we have claire williams on the set to take a look at the papers today. claire: lots of focus on nicholas sarkozy, who has been put under former investigation for allegedly spending on his last presence of campaign. they felt one, by the way. claire: exactly. asked, is this the final blow for nicholas sarkozy? it is the second time in less than a year he has been put under formal investigation. it is not just bad news for his presidential bid. it is also bad news for his political career overall. as you said, he did not actually managed to become president in 2012, and yesterday he had 12 hours of questioning. he is hav

baker, cbs 2 news. >>> colonoscopies save lives. but many people avoid the test because it's uncomfortable. cbs 2's dr. max gomez now says there's a new fda-approved alternative. >> reporter: that's right. this new test works because cancer is basically a genetic disease. since cells are constantly being shed from your colon, including cancer, new technology lets doctors look for dna in stool samples. 38-year-old sarah was a nursing mom and an avid runner when she started losing weight a colonoscopy revealed bad news. it was colon cancer. >> it disrestaurant disrupted my life. >> reporter: she has been doing chemo for four years and realizes how important colon cancer screening is. >> only about half of the population based on record reviews are undergoing screenings. >> reporter: the doctor says maybe more people would get screened if it were easier than a colonoscopy. that's what a test he helped develop here at the mayo clinic promises to do. it's called colo guard and works by looking for cancer dna in stool samples. it's quick and private and available to people in remote areas where there's littl

dr. eubanks, come up here and talk to you about the things that we have been doing. doctor? >> thank you, county executive bakeron behalf of the prince george's county board of education, i want to deliver brief remarks to deliver a message to the citizens and parents of prince george's county. we know as the elected and citizens of this great county, we too are parents. most board members like myself have children in the public school system. we are brothers and parents and uncles and grandchildren of children in the public school system. we know that when we send our children to school every day, we do it to make sure they get a world-class education and that the opportunities available in this great nation and great world become available to them. we send them to school, and we expect them to be safe. in fact, for far too many of our students, school is a safe haven away from so many of the other violence that is perpetrated throughout our society. so when our safe haven is violated and it is done so in such a vial and painful way, we are deeply disturbed. we are evermore committed and vigilant to working to