. >> dr. davis works at the mayo clinic in rochester minnesota. she says foods and things like dirt don't give us acne. those ugly breakouts are caused by three things -- too much oil in our skin, bacteria, or irritation caused by the way our skin sheds old, dead cells. >> and a lot of parents encourage their teenagers to scrub their face harder, or the teenager thinks they should scrub their face harder to get out the dirt. >> actually, the last thing you want to do is scrub. dr. davis says it's better to wash your face gently, with mild soap and water. but if only it were that easy. chances are, you'll also need some sort of treatment. you can find tons of products at your drugstore. these have ingredients that work in different ways. some kill the bacteria that can be causing the breakout. others get rid of the excess oil on your skin. still others help remove the old skin and speed up growing new skin. experts say you should first try a product that contains benzoyl peroxide. and don't immediately reach for the highest strength. you could end

dr. ken davis. he's the president and ceo of mount sinai health systems. thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> we are one year in to the affordable care act. i know it is early on to tell but a gallup poll is showing the rate is 13%. how would you judge the beginning of obamacare? >> there are three things they wanted to do, increase access, improve quality, decrease costs. clearly on increasing access it has been successful. it is successful at the medicaid level. it is successful at the larger . around quality, there are now penalties for medicare for payments to hospitals around hospital-acquired infections and reed readmissions and as a resu qu is up. financially, we see the rate of increase in what we have been paying for health care as a nation, that rate of increase is slowing. so that's a good thing. those who favored this law suggest that the law had something to do with it. there are many explanations why the rate is decreasing that may not relate to the aca. >> such as? >> well, copays are larger, deductibles are larger and people ar

dr. ken davis. >>> up next on the money. a father and daughter team set up for banks. >>> and we'll talk with the jenny craig ceo about diet, exercise and staying on track with weight loss goals. >>> right now as we head to a break. take a look at how the stock market ended the week. >>> that is customer bank corp ceo, ringing the closing bell at the stock change. this father and daughter team are creating a mobile bank. only available through smartphone and tablets. jay sidhu is the ceo, and luvleen is the bank mobile chief strategy officer. thank you for being here. >> thank you, we're excited to be here. >> and so i know mobile is the most exciting thing going an where all of the growth is but the idea you can only get to this application through your phone or through a tablet, how did you come up with that? >> think about a bank. the way to build a bank is to have more branches or to buy the banks and get rid of everything else and keep those branches. now we have a million customers today who are all over the country, a

dr. davis in office lipo to get boot legs and tight knees can range from $1,500 to 3,000 bucks.re doing it on their lunch break. joyce evans fox 29 news. >> she seems very happy. >>> i'm happy for her. >> when i was a little kid i did this. you might have too walk to school by yourself to a park maybe alone. >>> all the time. how about this. silver spring maryland couple says they are being investigateed for child neglect for letting their 10 and six year old kids walk home from a park by themselves. so the couple argues they're teaching their kids responsibilities and self reliance. they say they're arrive tee is being invaded ton night experts are weighing in on how young is too young to walk alone. most say it depends on the maturity of the kid and where you live. >> walking somewhere alone is really a matter of personal choice. i always felt until my kids were taller than i was it was no way they were going to walk by themselves. >> the mother in the maryland case has a meeting with child protective services next week. we'll keep updateed on this one. >>> all right. howard e

dr. mark davis, also a biology professor and a professor of immunology. live at stanford, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, damian. >>> today police may release surveillance pictures of the man who they think dumped a suitcase filled with human body parts. police found that human suitcase in san francisco a block from twitter headquarters. other body ports were found scattered nearby. police don't know if there's one victim or multiple victims. >>> new video of rap mogul sug knight turning himself in to l.a. county sheriffs a few hours ago. the death row records founder is charged with murder after a deadly hit and run accident yesterday. his attorney says knight ran over and killed a friend while he was trying to get away from attackers. his bail is set at $2 million. >>> in the meantime yes you have pushed your way through the entire week. it is friday, a live look outside at downtown san jose right now, traffic not too bad for the time being and oh, yes, they have quite a few event to look forward to this weekend, nice we

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dr. mark davis, who is a biologist here at stanford and also an immuneologist.l eyes will be here on stanford. we're live on the farm, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> that fight continues whether or not this person has ebola in sacramento. we're certainly waiting to hear. thank you, damian. >>> a nice outreach here, a bar near the building that burned in san francisco's mission district earlier this week is planning a fund-raiser for the dozens of people who lost everything. on saturday, between 4:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m., half of the proceeds made at doc's clock are going to go to the victims of that fire. this morning, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused wednesday night's fire. 54 people were displaced in total. today authorities will continue to examine weather safety equipment including the sprinkler system was working properly after reports that access to fire escapes were blocked. >>> police have released a new sketch of a man they say offered an underaged girl hundreds of dollars for sex. daly city police say this man approac

owner fed her crackers and bananas in tuolumne animal control assembled a team of uc- davis vets, a three-hour operation. dr. madigan and his residents were fitted with harnesses and lowered down. they sedated her and tied a rope around her and pulled her out with a tow truck. her owner is very emotional and relieved, of course. also very thankful for the community's support. by the way, animal control tells me it is footing the bill. >> san jose firefighters had a different kind of rescue this morning. >>> they were called out to free a man who was run over by his own car. he was pinned underneath. and taken to the hospital with minor injuries. investigators on the scene think the man was working on his car but he didn't put it in park. >>> a lead foot crackdown on the golden gate bridge with the new median barrier in place. chp says that more drivers are speeding. we took mobile5 for a drive to see for ourselves and sure enough, cars were passing us one after the other on the bridge. we were going the 45-mile-an- hour speed limit. believe me, nobody he is does. just yesterday, officers issued 14 speeding

davis and dean's kelly. >> ami i'm standing before you tonight so congratulate mr. haney vice president and dr. murase as president and smault as the new commissioner now that you've been identified as the handsome young man on the board we don't know if that relieves matt ass from extra duties but most of all, i want to address the comments on behalf of the of drumming 9 years ago they assigned just a minute children to a integrated school when we they built the schools after the earthquake parents didn't like it the nation of japan didn't like it the natives of san francisco does it on purpose teddy roosevelt didn't like it after what the secretary of state called the conversations of the law it was decided in on a 1907 and the treaty guaranteed equal cease for education for the children and re programmed into the common schools in san francisco 99 years later we have our fires japanese-american president it's our procure pleasure to present you with a copy of the 1908 comments to the first meeting of the american international lay society and he's talking about the 1906 situation congratulat

davis emergency response people. >> it's right here. >> reporter: dr.is residents were fitted with harnesses, a risky undertaking for everyone involved. >> she could regurgitate. >> reporter: they sedated her and once lowered, the vets tied several ropes around here. >> that's good. >> reporter: hoisting her to safety. she woke up almost instantly. >> look out! it was one of the harder harder rescues that i have done done. >> reporter: no broken bones after falling 30 feet. >> a good ending that could have been tragic. >> reporter: kpix 5. >> tricky. wow. unbelievable. >>> well, animal control says it will foot the bill for the rescue. >>> still ahead, 7 continents, 7 marathons. >> why not, reit? this bay area man's running all around the world. >> hey, surf's up and so are temperatures. a little july in january as we look toward the bay bridge. the forecast is coming up. >> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, did the new england patriots come clean? >> i had no knowledge whatsoever of this situation. >> or did they take the fifth? >> i have no knowledge o

davis didn't it require a separate vote and it did not. >> mr. casco roll call. >> on the consent calendar i've corrected miss son sonata. >> adrenalin. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell drrase. >> more than arrest minnesota and mr. walton. >> that's unanimous i didn't have any cards for the previous items thank you, very much let's say see the next per diem item is p severed for actions there was a number of retroactive proposals that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell has a consent about. >> i want to do those are together i appreciate that all ever you are here and stated for this i don't need to speak with you so you don't have to present so i hope you weren't all on your phones but i want to say i think look i have a reputation of not approving those and to some degree that's a joke but this is a hunter's view actually tonight i approved 4 retroactive so i get that but there are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 other resolutions that budget allocations were not available we lost an individual the school asked us to start and the school schedule required the work - you guys the reason i bring those up and what concerns we me is we're starting work and the budget has not been ident

davis. >> trayvon martin's father text me, i want to welcome you to a club none of us want to be in. >> it is time to pick up where dr. king left off. >> all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the leftist, anti-austerity syriza party has swept to victory in greece. syriza won 149 seats in the 300-seat parliament, two short of an absolute majority. this marks the first time since the economic crisis in 2009 that a member of the 19-nation euro zone will be led by a party rejecting german-backed austerity. the head of syriza alexis tsipras will become greek's new prime minister. >> greece is turning a page. greece is leaving behind catastrophic austerity. it is leaving behind the fear and autocracy. it is leaving behind five years of humiliation and pain. today, there are no winners and losers. today, greece's elite and oligarchs were defeated. our victory is a victory for all people of europe were fighting against the austerity that is destroying our common european furniture -- future. >> supporters of syriza praised the party's willingness