dr. fortes with his studies.ith guidance from experts, adele and other diving instructors are working to rebuild the coral. they regularly go to check on its these large steel frames are at the core. a tiny electric current flowing through the structure encourages the coral to grow by taking on sal see yum. within a few years, natural coral will develop. currently, the frames are installed in two different locations. if these test projects are successful, there are plans to install more. >> you can see the growing coral. it wasn't there before. the one we planted, it's growing. it's big already, after one year. if you plant coral, it grows one inch every year. but when i saw or planting, it's more than one inches. it's even wide. so we were so happy that the coral is adapting the >> whenever he visits the island, dr. fortes examines video shot by adele off of white beach. >> this is a recovering reef. it's recovering. coral, the first year comes the succession, and of course, the fast growers, massive, and here.

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. >> fort lauderdale veterinarian, helped treat dogs injured in alaska when a snowmobiler plowed into them. dr. lionel toche of fort lauderdale specialists was on site for the iditarodrace. they crashed. she treated an animal for shococ a fractured leg, a third dog didn't make it. tonight the man allegedly responsible for the tragedy is facing charges. police arrested him for assault and criminal ischief after he admitted returning from a heavy night of drinking when he ran into the animals. he says he feels badly. shouldn't have been out. and apologized to the owners today. >> i don't know how i could pos blae sibly make it right. i hope they can forgive me. >> two different sled teams reported the intentional attacks. the crash happened during the second encounter. poloce continue to investigate tonight a dangerous accident on a las vegas highway. over a doz epen people were hurt when the mega bus crashed. the police say a car caused the accident. changed lanes and hit the bus causinin it to flip several times, before it came to a stop. investigators arrested the driver of the car on sus peg

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dr. brian returned to fort collins from a research trip after being surrounded by mosquitos. after a week he began seeing symptoms and a few days later, his wife who had not left the country had semler symptoms. the-- similar symptoms. the sexual transmission of the virus is more common than previously thought and there is more evidence a spike in disturbing birth defects is also caused by zika. right now the who label-- w.h.o. labeled it a global emergency, they recommend pregnant women consider postponing travel to zika infected places. >>> today marks 150 days until the summer olympics in rio. they are in beverly hills, where to talk about trying to compete in the game. 9 news reporter matt renoux joins us live from the beverly hilton for the 2016 team usa media summit. becoming an olympian is tough. >> reporter: it is, you know, long days here at this summit, and they are asking a lot of the same questions from 600 journalists who want a little bit of time with athletes good enough to get their pictures on the side of this historic hotel in beverly hills and using intense

dr. good year of fort myers, florida. he was a teaching instructor for fighter pilots during world war ii. >>> mrs. margaret hutchinson is also 100, positive outlook and half a klondike bar every day. and a very happy 100th birthday to matthew sherrill from nashville, tennessee. we don't want to forget you're honoring somebody turning 100. log on to today.com/celebrate. tell us about him. all right, wrangler. he is happy about it. >> another guide dog in the studio. that was the wrangler salute. announcer: local, live, late this is a wesh 2 news update. jason: jason guy. jazmin: i' m jazmin walker. police are patrolling one a kit -- a child said a mantra deliver him into his home. no one has been arrested in the case. ted: crash on state road 50 colonial by old cheney highway. it is not too far from semoran boulevard. to opd. you might want to use the 408 as a backup or may be lake underhill. and other crash in osceola county, orange avenue. obt a good way to get around that one. i for at semoran boulevard, west point on

dr. marcus romanello, the chief medical officer at fort hamilton hospital..if anyone should be able to spot a fake, it's him. we showed him a few of the phony excuses we downloaded and "doctored.." "this is pretty what most of them look like." "i've seen them look like this too, so this one is not bad." excessive absenteeism is a billion-dollar headache for u-s employers. the centers for disease control reports losses linked to absenteeism and working while sick cost employers more than 225 billion dollars a year. that works out to about 16 hundred and 85 dollars per employee. "they look very real." fox19 now legal analyst mike allen says while the whole idea may seem unethical, he can't think of a scenario where the company selling the notes would be liable. "they can do it legally if they put a little disclaimer on there saying it's for novelty purposes." but allen cautions the person passing the fake note could face criminal charges, including forgery and falsification. it's a risk someone might take, if they're afraid they'll lost their job. "i can see why there's an entire industry tha

dr. good year of fort myers, florida. he was a teaching instructor for fighter pilots during world war ii. >>> mrs. margaret hutchinson is also 100, positive outlook and half a klondike bar every day. and a very happy 100th birthday to matthew sherrill from nashville, tennessee. we don't want to forget you're honoring somebody turning 100. log on to today.com/celebrate. tell us about him. all right, wrangler. he is happy about it. >> another guide dog in the studio. that was the wrangler salute. . >>> good morning. it's 8:58 on this thursday. investigating a fire in clearwater. it was originally believed to be caused by a hover board, but that's no longer the case here. flames broke out at a home on via cipriani. at least one person was hurt. firefighters continue to investigate the cause of the fire. we'll bring you updates as we learn more. >>> let's get a check of the weather with brian. >>> we're looking at a nice start to the day right now. we have a good deal of sunshine. this is a live view from clearwater beach, c

dr. good year of fort myers, florida. he was a teaching instructor for fighter pilots during world war ii. >>> mrs. margaret hutchinson is also 100, positive outlook and half a klondike bar every day. and a very happy 100th birthday to matthew sherrill from nashville, tennessee. we don't want to forget you're honoring somebody turning 100. log on to today.com/celebrate. tell us about him. all right, wrangler. he is happy about it. studio. >> he is saying hello. >> go paperless, i got the discounts that you need safe driver everybody put your flaps in the air for me school district. cleves police say a 13 year old boy was arrested for inducing panic. they say the students were never in any danger... the district posted about the incident on facebook last night-- saying they had notified police. the district tells wlwt the student is not at the school ... and students will be safe in class today but some parents were upset they weren't notified about this with a phone call. kyla woods has a news 5 traffic update. kyla? rain

dr. good year of fort myers, florida. he was a teaching instructor for fighter pilots during world war ii. > mrs. margaret hutchinson is also 100, positive outlook and half a klondike bar every day. and a very happy 100th birthday to matthew sherrill from nashville, tennessee. we don't want to forget you're honoring somebody turning 100. log on to todae com/celebrate. all right, wrangler. he is happy about it. >> another guide dog in the studio. >> he is saying hello. >> >>> live, this is news 4 new york now. >> good morning, everyone. it's 8:57. 64 degrees out. looking at the grand central parkway. thursday morning, i'm darlene rodriguez. a man linked with two separate attacks in brooklyn is now in custody. police say the suspe rct cut a last night. a short time later he allegedly thstole another man's wallet and stabbed him in the stomach. recover. >>> check of the weather today, cloudy, unseasonably warm with a high of 76 degrees. could be a record breaker. tonight showers after midnight, tomorrow sunny and colder, 64

dr. good year of fort myers, florida. he was a teaching instructor for fighter pilots during world war ii. >>> mrs. margaret hutchinson is also 100, positive outlook and half a klondike bar every day. and a very happy 100th birthday to matthew sherrill from nashville, tennessee. we don't want to forget you're honoring somebody turning 100. log on to today.com/celebrate. tell us about him. all right, wrangler. he is happy about it. studio. >> he is saying hello. % that was the wrangler salute. >> >>> good thursday morning to you. i'm sheli muniz. >> and i'm eric harryman. it's 8:56. sanders facingng off at miami-dade college. they talked about a range topics including immigration, a big topic for cuban-american voters across south florida. in the latest quinnipiac university poll, the former secretary of state leading the vermont senator among florida likely democratic voters. >>> let's head over the meteorologist ryan phillips for our forecast. >> good morning. we have sunshine and a few fair-weather clouds coming through

dr. good year of fort myers, florida.aret hutchinson is also 100, positive outlook and half a klondike bar every day. and a very happy 100th birthday to matthew sherrill from nashville, tennessee. we don't want to forget you're honoring somebody turning 100. log on to today.com/celebrate. tell us about him. all right, wrangler. he is happy about it. >> another guide dog in the studio. >> he is saying hello. that was the wrangler salute. >> >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a live look at san rafael where things so far this morning look pretty dry but there's definitely rain on the way. farther north it's already here. on our storm tracker you can see a big band of rain moving through the north bay. meteorologist rob meietayeda sa that will slide south throughout the day. the storm should stick around through tomorrow. some parts of the bay area are under a flash flood watch. in san francisco they're bracing for flooding. crews in the mission district  are installing temporary barriers

dr. good year of fort myers, florida.et hutchinson is also 100, positive outlook and half a klondike bar every day. and a very happy 100th birthday to matthew sherrill from nashville, tennessee. we don't want to forget you're honoring somebody turning 100. log on to today.com/celebrate. tell us about him. all right, wrangler. he is happy about it. >> another guide dog in the studio. >> he is saying hello. that was the wrangler salute. >> >> good morning. i'm katy zachary. it's 8:56 on your thursday. it's going to be a gorgeous one again today. let's get the details from first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. >> yes, that is right. another beautiful day. feeling like summer this afternoon s. so why not look at the shore. this is in avalon. gorgeous out there. mostly sunny skies. filtered sunshine, thin clouds around. temperatures jumping up to 68. 65 in philadelphia. almost 70 in allentown and northeast philly. this afternoon another day of record high temperatures. some areas in the low 80s. rain moves in overnight ton

. >> eagle mountain elementary school in fort worth has tripled the amount of recess given to the students. the kids don't get in trouble as often and as dr. armstrong said have improved. >> so if recess is so good for children, then why don't kids get much of it anymore. >> they are looking at having our children be these test taking money making machines. and you know play has just been completely taken out of the equation. >> introducing a bill that would guarantee 20 minutes of daily recess for all students. >> if our school districts don't take responsibility for the well being of the children then it is up to us to take that responsibility. >> it failed the senate earlier this month. john who chairs the education scheduling of the school day is best determined by the local leaders. local districts are not given kids what they need. school board. we are realizeing that if someone needs the to be done it state level. >> our children will be the ones to suffer. >> the research that points to free play and recess time is promoting academic instruction. and if we make school dreary for children, they won't be motivated to learn. >>> law

dr. phil. >>> let's take a look outside. temperatures and wind speeds, it's a little gusty in some spots. keep an eye out for that. 52 in boulder and 54 in fort collins. high clouds passing through but plenty of sunshine. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, [ knock on door ] >> bill: come in. >> brooke: hi. i hope i'm not interrupting. >> bill: no. not at all. what's up? >> brooke: i was looking for katie, but she's not in her office. >> bill: uh, well, she's not here, actually. she -- she's at home. >> brooke: is will okay? >> bill: yeah, will's fine. to tell you the truth, she's seeing her psychiatrist. something i wish she would have done weeks ago. >> katie: thank you for coming, dr. hayden. i know you don't normally make house calls. >> dr. hayden: no, it's no problem. uh, how are you doing? i, uh -- i've been thinking

dr. williams, who is now president of the university of north texas health science center in fort worth, hospital's problems went well beyond the e.r. >> the hospital was in the red on an annual basis. the patient satisfaction was very low, the employee satisfaction was very low. and across the board, what we w heard from people was that this used to be the community's hospital, and now people are leaving the community to go get their care elsewhere. >> reporter: the troubled t hospital in fredricksburg wasri caught up in larger forces. since 2010, more than 50 rural50 hospitals have closed across the country and hundreds more are ao risk. rural populations have declined. and in many places, those that remain are largely elderly or uninsured. at the same time, congressional budget agreements and the affordable care act reduceded medicare reimbursement and subsidies for the uninsured; revenue losses that many rural hospitals have been unable to withstand. deep in the texas hill country, the hospital in fredricksburg was poised to face a similar a fate. despite the area's live musice scene

dr. lieberman first run in oith the law. he was arrested last month while protesting at golf tournament in boca raton, in fort laudeale. the. >>> news alert we mention at the beginning of the newscast these are live pictures from south west miami-dade where a motorcycli has been involved in an accident with a fire truck. >> danielle knox is at the news desk to give us some more >> that's right guys let's go ahead and stay on the live pictures now if we cocod. miami-dade fire rescue truck ifvolved in an accident with motorcycle happened in the area of 118 avenue and quail roost drive sou west miami daichltd you see stale helmet there on the ground. now what we are hearing is that the fire truck was may going a left-hand turn when the person on the motorcycle actually two people on the motorcycle traveling at high rate of speed struck the truck. both people on the motorcycle airlifted to kendall regional medical center in critical condition. no one in the miami-dade fire rescue truck was injured. >> that is the very latest from the scene certainly we'll continue to keep you updated but for now reportiti live from the new

fort leavenworth. i was able to speak to his son and son-in-law on the devastation this has wreaked on dr. moody also his family. he has several college-age students. has another son who is 16 years old and is a junior in high school, and his brother told me about the way in which this has affected his brother at a very vulnerable time, six years old, to have his father disappear. 60-year-old man, highly educated, now consigned to a cage for the next three years for literally having done nothing other than try to save his family from starvation, starvation that occurred because of the same government that just prosecuted him for doing that. this is the kind of story that if you go into muslim communities in the united states you will hear over and again. it's the sort of thing you can become angry about if you think about it or read about it without the human connection. it takes on a different dimension when you realize these are all human beings whose wives have ashlock said been destroyed in the family members continue to suffer. it's not just meeting the aims of these injustices that m

dr. franklin, you're at it again. >> yes sir, i'm incorrigible. [time machine sounds] >> carl white, v/o: we' a trip back in time to visit fort defiance. it's 1795. we'll celebrate the independent spirit of making spirits in our "carolina success story." >> i tell people all the time, i was perfectly suited to do all of that because i had absolutely no experience and no money. [laughs] >> carl white, v/o: and thanks to some caring friends, an american bald eagle soars again. who can't be wowed by that? it's all coming up right now, on "life in the carolinas." closed caption brought to you in part by moxicopy.com. america's source for reliable, quality printing. delivered right to your door at a price you're going to love. "life in the carolinas" is brought to you in hd by hampton inn and suites at phillips place.

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dr. goldstein: yes. would have yout done to make sure neural stem doesn't make a profit off of the body body parts they received from clinics? clinics fort pay the body parts that they receive? did you do any research into that? goldstein: i have asked them if they complied with the law. told me they complied with the law. it.duffy: that's dr. goldstein: just as you sitting next to you you -- mr. duffy: i don't trust mr. harris. dr. goldstein: i'm in no position to launch an inquiry. i don't have powers like the congress. duffy: you agree the congress should use the powers to look into the issue. goldstein: no, i don't. i think that congress has better its time.do with mr. duffy: we should take on faith. we get a specimen. how much do you pay? we goldstein: the material get from neural stem is provided under collaboration. duffy: how much do you pay? we don't pay: anything. we pick up the cost in the surgery. they pick up the cost and cells. the mr. duffy: there's no financial incentive. they are the middleman. goldstein: i would be surprised if they don't have a financial incentive. they are a publicly held company. you just said you ag