. >> the type of injuries dr. best is talking about tend to be caused by repeating the same this repetitive motion puts extra wear and tear on certain parts of your body. working with ohio state's wexner medical center, dr. best studied thousands of sports injuries. he believes that injuries from overuse are on the rise. that's because some sports have become so competitive, they're no longer just seasonal. therefore, there's more pressure to practice a specific sport all year round. >> i play varsity lacrosse exclusively. yeah, i dedicate most of my time on that. >> i run track like all year 'round. >> i play lacrosse at colgate university. >> i do cross-country, and i do winter and spring track. >> it's speculative at this point, but many of us feel that sport specialization is leading to -- it may, in fact, be the leading risk factor for overuse injuries. >> the areas most vulnerable to overuse are the lower leg, the knee, and the shoulder. those are where you're likely >> i've had a hip flexor i had. i wasn't suppo

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drs. tried his best to project confidence. here he is a couple of hours ago. let me remind you, it's not winner take all. if you get 52%, you get 48%, you roughly end up with the same amount of delegates in a state. by the end of tonight we are going to win many hundreds of delegates. >> as you heard there, sanders race and pushing forward despite the mass. he certainly has the money to push forward. he picked up $42 million in donations just in the month of february but right now it's not the money, it's the delegates that count most. reporting right outside burlington, vermont, i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> what do you think helped hillary? well, she invested in a national campaign very early and the demographics really favored her in the south. african-americans, hispanics, she does very well with and older women who vote in primaries in a very high basis. >> here in massachusetts, very tight race for the democrats. in fact, still too close to call tonight. why is this race so close? well, this is many people would say this is kind of a must win it's a li

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dr. fox best here in washington when he served as secretary for defense from 2010 to 2011. dr. is a doctor, and he is in the house to help us understand british politics, the implication of a potential brexit. one word before i invite you forward, dr. fox and we are privileged to have you here with us. last year, we had a discussion before the general election, and all the polls showed a very tight race. we were not sure. it looked like labor could be gaining. and dr. fox said with clarity, nope, the conservatives are going to win and it will be a majority. and we looked at you and said, right? well, we know what happened. i want to ask dr. fox to put his crystal ball on the table to find out how the u.k. referendum will work out. if his predictions are as accurate as last year, we may have some bookies placing some money on the bats. please join me in welcoming dr. fox. [applause] dr. fox: well, good morning, and thank you for inviting us back to csis. always a pleasure to be here, but it always seems that when we do, we get the coldest window in the washington weather. during

dr. sam wong who bested even nate silver, you think donald trump has a 90% shot of winning the republicantors and the convention but feels like about 90%. >> okay. what would be the odds if kasich were to pursue the strategies you've just set forth? >> oh -- >> less than 90. >> 50/50. >> 50/50. >> yeah. >> say this clearly, if john kasich does that which you've advocated based on your number crunching, you say what? >> i think it will be a tossup. we have no idea who would be the nominee at that point. >> because it would definitely go to cleveland and the determination would be made at the convention. >> goes to cleveland. >> i wonder if they are all going to come to your conclusion when it's over and too late and look back and say dr. wong, he was right at princeton. >> i've been writing about this, and history is everyone is falling into line about one step too late. so the field should have narrowed by now, and it didn't really. there is a problem. people are slow sometimes to realize their own self-interest. >> dr. sam wong, thank you for being here. >>> up next, donald trump is head

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dr. oz. we all want what's best for the aging loved ones but often times they can be resistant to accepting care. here's how to help thth with the changes. describe the care in the positive way and describe how it may be prolonging your independence. and instead of pushing your loved one into a final decision, suggest a trial ru >> good idea! and don't miss the dr. oz show every weekday at 5:00 right here on local 10. >>> lawmakers in californiaare working on the bill that would give parents paid time off to go to their children's extra curricular activities. >> nonoone should choose between paying bills d paying for their child's education. >> anchor: the proposed bill would require businesss with 25 employees to give parents 3 paid days off every year to play a more active role in their childrens' activities. supporters say the bill would help parents better understand their kids' daily lives. >> anchor: makes a lot of sense. get people out there to be connected to their kids. it's time for another good idea. marcrcmadness! >> anchor: let's go! how the miami canes are seeded and how you can jo

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