dr. burnsery time i turn on the television, there's a commercial on for viagra or levitra or cealis. what's going on here? what exactly is e.d., and do we have an epidemic on our hands? e.d., or erectile dysfunction, is simply the inability to obtain or maintain erections that allow for satisfactory sexual intercourse. it's a surprisingly common problem there's probably 20 to 30 million men in the united states that have that problem. not only does it affect them, but it affects their partners as well. you said that erectile dysfunction is a couples issue. i think many would argue that it's just a man's problem. it cleary affects relationships, it affects a man's perspective, his self-image as well as how he interacts with not only his sexual partner but also his relationships at work and friendships and everything else. donna rice, you have 16 years of experience in treating erectile dysfunction would you agree that women are just as affected as men? yes, i agree. it certainly does affect wome

olney at dr. burn, looks like a car has veered off the road here. police are watching the scene. looks like 108 is shut down in both directions. i'll let you know when you get your lanes back. i-95 at the occoquan, not seeing any issues for you just yet. north and south, your lanes are open. as you continue northbound and make your way on 395, you're clear all the way to the 14th street bridge in both directions. no problems out on the roads in this area if you're doing early morning shopping. >>> breaking news out of northwest washington. d.c. police are investigating a stabbing in the 1700 block of columbia road in adams morgan. a man in his 20s was found stabbed in the lower back. he is in serious condition at a local hospital. right now police do not have any further information on a suspect or a possible motive in the attack. >>> police in maryland are trying to determine what caused a driver to lose control hitting seven pedestrians in a home depot parking lot. the accident left one person dead in the 3300 block on east-west highway in hyattsville. the car was leaving the s

dr. julian help burn -- hepburn, number one, please, sir. >> thank you, plr. i'm sure the whole house would wish to join me paying tribute to private matthew hazeldon. despite only being in the army a short time, he proved himself to be a dedicated soldier. he made the ultimate sacrifice to the safety of the british people and we should send our deepest condolences to his family and friends. this week we will pause, of course, for all of those who lost their lives in defense of their country so we enjoy peace and freedom and we are humbled by the sacrifice they made. this morning i had meetings with the minister and colleagues and others and in addition to the house, i will have further such meetings today. >> may i add my tribute to the prime ministers about the sad death from the private from the second battalion, especially with remembrance sunday so near? the prime minister is rightly concerned about jobs and growth. crucial to that is consumer confidence. does he think telling 25 million workers they have no job security and can be fired at will tomorrow

talent on the dance floor and raising the bar for burn victims. >> by some sort of identification with j. r., i mean, their self-esteem has to be raised. >> dr. spence met martinez briefly and he believes his courage to show life long scars gets us all a little bit closer to a broader definition of beauty and acceptance. >> burn scars are like tattoos, just with better stories. >> good way to put it. martinez is still a strong contender going into tomorrow nights final results show. tonight he tied for second place and with or without that trophy, he's in the winners circle with those who have suffered alongside him. cheryl con or, abc 2 news. >>> the population of homeless school children in our state has nearly doubled in the last six years and while it's a bad situation, it is a burden on many, including our school system. tonight abc 2 news will shed some light on the problem back in may. tonight he digs deeper into the growing population of homeless students and the battle on capitol hill to educate them. >> reporter: the more things change for tangela giddons, the more she tries to keep them the same for her children. >> they don't see

dr. conrad murray. >>darya: new details, a body was found inside the condo that burned in san rafael. the fire happened yesterday. firefighters found the body nine hours after putting out the fire. the coroner is working to identify the person. a woman was able to safely get out of the house and she remains at marin general. two other residents were displaced. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. a cold and wet day. thought something >>james: we are back. let me show you what will happen over the weekend. cold and clear air. the sky conditions will begin this afternoon. come summer we have more clouds and rain. here is a quick look at your 7 day around the bay. it will be wet. >>darya: herman cain is back on the campaign trail, but there is always a possibility of a statement being released from one of the women who accuse him of sexual harassment back in the '90s. herman cain wife of 43 years, gloria, has yet to make a public statement about the allegations. she has been absent for most of the campaign. >>mark: rick perry insists endorsing immigrant visas so tha

dr. conrad murray. >>> and dennis leery of the award-winning series "rescue me" previews his new film "burn."nd more coming up on "the early show." that's cbs news for this monday. i'm terrell brown. have a great day, everybody. errell brown. have a great day, everybody. ,, ,,,, blood pressure blood

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dr. mark green. who makes house calls. 7-0 cougars. churchill won seven straight. they come right back here. he is a rocket man. burningith cheap cologne. came down to chris mcpherson, kicking the game winner. staying unbeaten 23-21. >> two more to go. it's a big accomplishment. >> two great teams. there's a lot at stake in this game. this is for a lot of -- there's a lot on the line here. you saw both teams willing to fight. >> good stuff. thomas johnson, here we go. hornets with the football. trever put on your shoes,

burn. how you get a workout they say right down to your fingertips. and it brings a unique flavor to your workout. drkim mulvihill joins us to explain. kim. >>> are you ready? a new fitness trend is sweeping the bay area it brings a unique flavor to your workout. dr. kim mulvihill explains. >> reporter: we're talking about "bollywood." it refers to the movie industry in india. they are famous for catchy song and dance numbers and now they're famous for getting you in shape. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: exotic taste of india may soon be spicing up a workout in a gym near you. >> i love it. it's so fun. >> reporter: welcome to "bollywood" aerobics. >> it motivates me. when i come here i'm not tired anymore. >> reporter: first launched in mumbai india where "bollywood" movies are made, it takes the very best of the genre's song and dance and puts it to a heart-pumping exercise. ♪ [ music ] >> "bollywood" is hitting huge. >> reporter: this fitness instructor teaches it at the jewish community center in san francisco. >> you would be basically sweating in the first 10 minutes so it's a good "60 minutes" of ha

dr. mark green. who makes house calls. 7-0 cougars. churchill won seven straight. they come right back here. he is a rocket man. burningthe room with cheap cologne. came down to chris mcpherson, kicking the game winner. staying unbeaten 23-21. >> two more to go. it's a big accomplishment. >> two great teams. there's a lot at stake in this game. this is for a lot of -- there's a lot on the line here. you saw both teams willing to fight. >> good stuff. thomas johnson, here we go. hornets with the football. trever put on your shoes, son. 11 rushing touchdowns, but the governors had an eye on him. devon reid, nice stop right here, and thomas johnson's offense gets it going. a big ole physical fullback. thomas johnson moving on 35-6. to virginia, check your watches. it's time for the nearly annual stone bridge run to the championships. the dogs have been to the title game in '05, '07, and '10. south county this week. here come the steins. they went in feeling real confident tonight. defensive smoke fest. andrew gets cut down here by kevin bradshaw making a nice play. key play, coughs up the football and it's a safety. that

dr. spock in 1969 in boston. >> so at the height of his popularity? >> yes, when he was accused of people burning draft cards.it was the height of his popularity and he was being tried in boston along with a number of other people on conspiracy charges or trying to encourage young people to avoid the draft. >> she also took on dentistry dingy? >> oh my god, she took on banister. for those not familiar with banister was appeared back a time when publishing has so much more influence. i don't know, maybe it is just me but it was like the top of the hierarchy. he was president of knopf at the time when knopf was enormously influential publishing. it seemed that he had great power at that time. he lent his name to an organization called their writers, oh my goodness, it was an organization where you could learn to be a writer. and he and several other writers, there was an advertisement for the organization that you could become a writer in your spare time. you probably have seen these on matchbooks and in magazines, the national writers organization, and so you would want to send away and spend a lot of money do

dr. ezekiel emanuel joins us. >>> also, ken burns and lisa ling will be here as we honor veterans day. >>conditions out there. you saw the new york city skyline looking gorgeous. the rain yesterday in new england has cleared out. we are going to look for a cold, windy day. it's on the extremely chilly side. 38 right now in new york. 35 in washington, d.c. pittsburgh and buffalo, by the way, by the tokyo plateau of snow on the ground. we're getting the first lake-effect snow. we're happy to say that everyone is watching. we're looking at a really nice weekend and we're going to warm it up compared to today. enjoy a very nice veterans day around the nation and, of course, a very nice holiday weekend. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. the employee of the month isss... the new spark card from capital one. spark miles gives me the most rewards of any small business credit card. the spark card earns double miles... so we really had to up our game. with spark, the boss earns double miles on every purchase, every day. that's setting the bar pretty high. owning my own business has

dr. jerry neil is the senior scientist for the atmospheric center in boulder. he says our warming planet makes extreme weather events more likely. as greenhouse gases created by burning fossil fuels, such as oil, gas and coal alter the climate. >> just as steroids make the baseball player stronger and increase his chances of hitting home runs, the greenhouse gases are the steroids of the climate system. they increase the chances of record breaking heat to occur, compared to record breaking cold. >> reporter: if the climate weren't changing, it would be one record hot day to one record hot day. we saw two record hot days to one cold day in the last decade. this year we're on a three to one pace. heat and little rainfall have parched texas for the last year, making it the worst one-year drought in texas history. >> this is really the first time when climate change -- the impact of climate change has manifested itself in a tangible way within the state of texas. >> adding to all this, a new study that finds global warming is real. and that the science behind it is not impacted by bias, bad zeta or cities that act as heat islands. >> the instance of global warming is pre

dr. andrew is here to talk to us about heart burn. what causes that? overindulge and get acid reflux. acid causes a bloating seansen sensation that people have throughout the holidays. >> very unl comfortable. >> what kind of foods trigger this? >> a variety of foods trigger reflux. the foods that causes it can do so for several different reasons. alcohol, grapefruits thailand to be acidic foods. the acid wash yizzes up and causes heartburn. other foods, such as cheese, crackers, and cake are fatty foods. fatty foods keep the stomach full longer and a full stomach allows whatever is in the stomach to washington up and cause -- wash up and cause heartpurn. >> that full stomach can make you uncomfortable and ruin your holiday season if you are not careful. >> what do you do? >> the key is moderation. you have to keep portion sizes small. it doesn't mean you can't enjoy certain foods, but you should eat in moderation. if you do that, you will have a better time. one of the big things, you want to keep portion sizes small. >> another thing is, lying flat c

dr. conrad murray and he faces up to four years in prison. >>james: there was a massive blaze at a strip mall last night. hundreds of people watched as the building burned. >>reporter: the thick smoke and flames rolled out of the building on tuesday morning . >> i saw can supply of in the air and i thought it was going to spread bigger. we saw flames everywhere. the roof collapsed and contents inside burned like a chimney. new >> they do have a lot of merchandise in its tuesday morning that might make a high fuel load. so that existed throughout the store. >>reporter: fighting the fire was tough enough to get into the track it was another tough job to get out of these firefighters and their equipment in here and hundreds of onlookers gathered as the building burned. workers in tuesday morning and students at the salon academy made it out safely but there would not be much to go back to. >> everything is gone, it is a scary sight to see. >>james: no other stores were damaged in the fire, we will have much more coming up. here is a quick look at the golden gate bridge, we will be back with more in a minute. >>james: we are back with some national news, se

burning himself to death because something's not right, something's off balance. do you ever take it back upon yourself to say that you're responsible for helter skelter? did jerry ruben and abbie hoffman and drthe children that they said i influenced? you want to drop the blame on charlie and say it's all charlie's fault. >> what did you do? >> i do the best thing i know how, nothing. i [ bleep ]. i play music and i smoke a little grass now and then. because it helps me and i like to relax with it. that's about it. i don't see anything wrong with drugs. drugs is all right if you don't misuse them. if you misuse them and you're misinformed about them, then you make a big bad thing about them. that's what the public has done. >> charles manson, drug counselor. he's going on and on about not misusing drugs. he used drugs, serious drugs, mind-altering drugs, lsd, extensively with his followers. some of them have reported after the group would have dinner, they would drop acid. and he would get on this pedestal kind of thing and do his preaching to them. he definitely knew the effects that drugs could have, and he used it to his advantage. >> if i wanted to kill somebody, i would take this book a

burn aid tumor. this zaps a tumor. >> it leaves in tact things like nerves, blood vessels, bile ducts. >> and dr. maceline uses a minimally invasive program. >> i do this without making a major hole. and you can see, as i page up and down that these needles are positioned at precise intervals throughout her liver in and around the tumor. >> it has been a year now since joyce had i.r.e. i think this is just a scar. this is now all dead tissue. >> dr. maceline said i.r.e. can be used to owe blate tumors everywhere except the central nervous system and not in the brain or spinal cord yet. >> not anywhere else within reason. i've treated legs, heads, chest, liver throughout the abdomen, kidney. patients that are not surgical candidates, not radiation candidates. now we're opening up opportunities for them for treatment that weren't there before. >> and he thinks maybe within a decade i.r.e. will change how cancer is treated. >> what we're doing today is better than what we did 10 years ago, but it is a far cry from what we want. this may be the kind of technology that really helps us get there. >> i'

burn calories? well, a japanese creator says the product is made from a special coating, that adds resistance when you walk. drit sounds nuts, too. does it work? >> you need the medical a-team psychiatrist for this one. >> jamie: bring in dr. ablow. >> first of all, i had the same problem with sneakers. the underwear put a lot of stress on your hips, on your muscles, i don't believe they actually help you lose weight. that has never been proven and they say, a liter of beer you lose a week and is bad for your muscles and what does it do to your equipment, david? >> i can tell you, it... >> jamie: i'm sorry, did you just say equipment? >> he knows i'm a urologist. >> jamie: are men wearing these? >> he actually volunteered to wear it... >> i'm sorry. >> listen, i actually like it. it is a simple thing and i think the price of it is -- only $32 and if it makes you lose one or two pounds... >> jamie: how? >> what it does, basically, it makes you work harder. it is a resin-coated underwear or panty. and it makes you sweat more and work harder and if you walk 90 minutes a day with this, supposedly you use 200 calor

surgical procedure and suffered severe burns to her face and neck after a fire broke out in the operating room. it happens more often than you might think. we'll talk to dr. nancy snyderman about that later on. >>> plus an unforgettable proposal that has gone viral. a young woman so surprised her boyfriend got down on one knee, she fainted. that's not off to a good start. >> maybe that's a yes. i'm not sure. we'll get to the bottom exactly of what happened after that. let's begin with the republican presidential contend eer herman cain and his response to sexual harassment. lisa myer is in washington with more. >> good morning. the political storm which has engulfed cain's candidacy shows no sign of abating. his efforts at damage control seemed to compound his problems as his story continues to shift. ♪ amazing grace will always be my song of praise ♪ >> reporter: herman cain insists he's not changing his tune but by monday night was offering new details about an incident he said were false acsixes of sexual harassment. >> once i referenced this lady's height and i was standing near her and i did this saying, you're the same height as my wife, because my

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dr. pepper, lipton, coca-cola or pepsi? >> pepsi. >> everyone's on a roll today. you go! >> wow. she got that one right. that was a very controversial video. >> yeah. this is the video that had the burningadonna. >> usually controversy ends up being okay. back across to kath. >> can you imagine she might be from new orleans. the big easy. all right. how old was stevie wonder when he began his recording career? 9, 11, 13 or 15? >> 11. >> wow! everybody's really doing great today. >> is everyone cheating? what is going on? >> they're not. >> are you positive? 11 years old. youngster sf youngster. >> this is nuts. started recording in 1961 when he was known as little stevie wonder. the next year when he released an an album he was billed as the 12-year-old genius. truth in advertising. >> this lady is from new jersey. which cast member of "friends" danced with bruce springsteen in his "dancing in the dark" video? >> courtney cox. >> okay. this is ridiculous. let's see if we can go all the way with getting -- these aren't easy. courtney cox was in that video. where is she? >> yeah, yeah. >> she gets on stage? >> she gets on stage. classic video. classic bruce springsteen dance moves. she wa

dr. king. billy ran for mayor, unsuccessfully, from baltimore. i remember i am somebody, and i am somebody was not a trite phrase. i am somebody was reverend jackson's message that we don't have to burn our own cities to decle ourselves as equal human beings. and i remember feeling, as a young black woman that grew up with very complex man. my father, my great-grandfather , the chronicle of black men in our family and black women. newhall i remember being deeply touched. i had a connection to this person because i felt empowered by his words and i saw him embrace my brother. but then, when i worked for willie brown when he was speaker of the california assembly, he became chairman of jesse jackson's campaign committee. he dispatched me from los angeles to chicago to work for reverend jackson. briefly, i became his finance director for the 1988 presidential campaign. the thing that touched me so was how his boundless charisma and energy have blinded us together. so the finance committee that i reported to was made up of earl grey, atlas, the founder of essence magazine, creating one of the first black advertising firms, and people that have gotten auto dealerships are mcdonald's becau