next, some good advice from dr. jill about how to protect your pets and you will meet harper, as well. stay right there. ,, dry ,, ,, ,,,,,,,, some cases dying, from eati poisonous mushro >>> a dangerous potentially deadly side effect from the el nino rains dogs are getting sick and in some cases dying from eating poisonous mushrooms. they are sprouting up on dog walking trails in the bay area and in yard, as well. here to talk about that and some of the dangers our pet expert dr. jill and say hi to this little lovely pooch harper. i guess the first thing is just to be vigilant, right? in your backyard and on the trail you have to keep an eye out? >> if you are going to be take a hike especially at this time of the year when they are everywhere make sure they are on leashing and be vigilant about not letting them get anything into their mouth that you don't give them. the leash is the big thing. >> if you let your dogs run -- >> some people walk like this and look elsewhere. >> that's true. >> so i would recommend that.

dr. jill chase is here with advice in our pet segment. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, gift, there is important information you need to knor their proper care. lets chat with our pet expert, d jill chase....with cody and kona.....mini aussie sheppas t practices >>> if you received a pet for christmas, there's important to know for their proper care. dr. jill chase as our producer jan's little pooches and they are adorable and won the hearts of everybody at channel 5. >> they are passing out! >> australian shepherds. >> when you get a pet, it's a big responsibility and there's lots of things you need to do. what's first? >> well, very first thing is to recognize before you even adopt a pet is that there's a big financial responsibility as well as that they are a lot of work. so you have to be ready to be invested in that. and then once you have made that decision, the very first thing we recommend is that you seek veterinarian examination because we want to make sure there's no underlying issues like heart

and have them examined by a vet to be sure there are no medical issues. >> good tips, dr. jill.o much. thanks for bringing pearl. and send your questions about all your pets about their health and well-being. just email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. >>> thank you. it's a healthy snack anytime of year. today our fresh grocer tony tantillo is talking blueberries. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with blueberries. i love to do blueberries every season. wintertime most of them are imported. you have to be careful. make sure you select and store them right to the get all the nutritional value and flavor. and blueberries could possibly be one of the most nutritional foods. selection and storage is very important. when you buy them beautiful dark color all the way around and do not compromise. i say this all the time. make sure there's no liquid in the bottom. that's a tell tale sign they are decaying. when you bring them home store them in the refrigerator right away.

>> dr. jill moore hears the confusion from women every day. >> mammography is not a one size fits all. your dad's mom -- >> she gets a detailed history from patients, looking far beyond the family tree. >> what are some of the questions you ask your patients? >> what is your environmental exposure, what kind of work do you do? are you exposed to toxins. >> she urges patients to start at 40. despite the task force suggesting women start a decade later, by law most health plans must cover the screenings from 40 on. that is what a woman and her doctor decide. news, new york. >>> when we come back, the defroster isn't going to cut it. a brutal winter blast >>> the powerball jackpot is now more than double the record in the u.s. it has climbed to $1.4 billion for wednesday's drawing. lottery officials say 28 players were one number off in saturday's drawing. they each won >>> the big change big-top. the ringling brothers announcing it will in may. that is a year and half earlier than planned. the chan

sitting in the box with the first lady and dr. jill biden, will be cincinnati native jim obergefell. he's seen here last year, celebrating a victory in the landmark marriage equality case, that gave same-sex couples nationwide the right to marry. this will be president obama's eighth and final state of the union address. watch him speak to congress... and the nation... tomorrow at nine... right here on fox19 now. some pictures are worth much more than a thousand words. a photo of a young couple reconnecting after they were involved in a car crash in tennessee has gone viral. the man and woman were on their way home on new year's day... when their pickup truck crashed into a bridge support. now, a moment captured inside a hospital room... is one social media can't stop sharing. no caption, necessary. seeing her and making sure she was ok before me, i didn't care what happened to me as long as she was all right." "i mean, we've gotten hundreds of messages just telling us that our story brought them out of a dark place in their life and c

. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i'm sure you would, too. but what if you couldn't do anything? what if you were totally helpless?

. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, whether they're our own, or someone halfway across the world that we'll never see again, and these children that we meet on operation smile missions aren't even given that fair shot at life when they're born with a cleft, >> roma downey: zenaida is a playful 4-year-old with a severely cleft lip and cleft palate. her father, juan, loves her dearly and he's determined to protect her. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> juan: with her lip like this, i won't let her go to school. she won't be able to talk well. they won't look at her kindly. i'll have to fight for her. >> roma downey: before zenaida, juan had never seen a child with a cleft lip, and neither had anyone else in his village. he traveled 11 hours to get to the hospital. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> juan: if she doesn't get her lip fixed, she won't get married either. if they heal her, i'll thank god. >> roma downey: during the two days of screening, even more people kep

go to pets@kpix.com and dr. jill will answer your questions every friday. we'll be right back.uation out of,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we've got some bizarre pictures out of southern california. >> a police chase ends with dogs loose on the freeway. police approached a woman parked on the shoulder of the freeway in orange county last night. but she sped off when they finally got her to stop, dogs begin jumping out of her car onto the freeway. after some time, police were able to arrest the woman and corral all of the dogs. >>> if you love asparagus don't overlook the white version. >> absolutely not. tony offers some asparagus shopping tips. >> today is the white asparagus tips. white is rather expensive. it's much more expensive than the green. white from top to bottom. right here on the very top a little bit of yellow, that's okay on the very top. make sure it's free from any cracking whatsoever. you bring it home. store is in the fridge and the best way to enjoy it is you take a nice sharp knife or a peeler like you would peel a carrot. you peel the top of the asparagus becaus

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>> dr. jill moore hears the confusion from women every day. >> mammography is not a one size fits all. your dad's mom -- >> she gets a detailed looking far beyond the family tree. >> what are some of the questions you ask your patients? >> what is your environmental exposure, what kind of work do you do? are you exposed to toxins. >> she urges patients to start at 40. despite the task force a decade later, by law most health plans must cover the screenings from 40 on. that is what a woman and her doctor decide. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the defroster isn't going to cut it. a brutal winter blast that turned this car into an ice sculpture. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13 vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing,

jill: fine! come with me. >> dr. neville: no, i can' t. the protocol that i' m working on -- it' s too important. lives depend on it. i-i can' t just walk away, not right now. >> jill: you' kidding me. what? you' re gonna stay here and play with your beakers and your test tubes while my son needs you? oh, my god. you really are a charlatan. what, the odds are just too high or you can' t be bothered? >> ashley: jill, that' s not it. >> jill: well, then, what is it, ashley? you tell me. why are you defending this man who won' t save your brother? >> victoria: where' s jill? >> lauren: she went to go find a miracle. demand it, actually. >> victoria: wonderful. [ sighs ] >> lauren: she' s sure she can will it into being. >> victoria: i look at him in there. he' s so still. you know, billy is terrible at being still. he' s always running around the house, chasing after the kids and everything like that. that' s how i see him. [ sighs ] now i' m wondering if maybe it' s over. maybe he' s already gone. [ crying ] i don' t know what to do, lauren.

dozens of boxes of cookies and make the rest of the troop drool with envy. problem with that-- says dr. jill emanuele with the emanuele says: teaches them that basically things can be done for them. and they don't learn the skills of doing it on their own so they don't learn the skills going up to someone and being for you." she says on top of that--they risk losing that sense of pride that comes with making a sale on your own. mos says: "the kids have to learn how to sell them themselves. you cant have parents doing everything for them. they wont know how to do anything on their own." mos says: "that's not what the girl scout motto is about... its written on the box right? exactly." in fact it is written on the box-- the 5 things that girls learn by making their own sales-- like money management, people skills and confidence. its something girl scouts of america supports-- writing in a statement: "although parents and girl scout adults may assist, it is the girl who should make the sale." for the child who's uncomfortable with doing it all herself-- dr. emanuele has some advice. emanuele sa

. >> dr. jilly child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i'm sure you would, too. but what if you couldn't do anything?

. >> dr. jilldeserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person,

. >> dr. jilld deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i'm sure you would, too. but what if you couldn't do anything? what if you were totally helpless? that's the situation for hundreds and thousands of parents in developing countries whose children are

>> reporter: dr. jill moore hears the confusion from women every day. >> mammography is not one size fits all. your dad's mom -- >> reporter: she gets a detailed history from patients looking far beyond the family tree. >> what are some questions you ask patients? >> what's your environmental exposure? what kind of work do you do? >> reporter: she urges patients to start at 406789 despite the task force suggesting women start a decade later, by law most health plans must cover screenings from 40 on if that's what a woman and her doctor decide. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> after the break, the alarm clock that helps you to >>> right now parts of western new york getting blasted with up to seven inches of new snow. lake effect snowstorm causing whiteouts around the buffalo area. lake erie is not frozen just yet, and the wind is blowing waves over break walls. one driver left a car in a parking lot, just a block of ice. the waves built several inches of ice up on that car. hopefully they won't have

sitting in the box and dr. jill biden... native jim obergefell.. seen here last year... victory in the landmark marriage equality case, that couples nationwide the right to marry. again - the president will address congress and the nation on tuesday of this and final state of it will air right at nine.. on january 12. the f-b-i is crediting the public with tips it needed to track down a brazen female grabbed more than lewels.. in five different states. officials took 24- year-old abigail lee kemp into custody in georgia friday. surveillance videos from six stores showed a woman and sometimes an accomplice entering the stores, pulling a gun and often zip- tying employees before emptying glass cases. kemp is due in federal court in atlanta tomorrow morning. many folks in looking for some love from hollywood... a watch party... held tonight... for the golden globes... the cincinnati film commission hosted the party at the trancept.. to see how many trophies the movie - carol - racked up.. of course carol was filmed entirely in cincinnati.. and nominat

making the rest of the -- rest of the troops drool with envy, but there's a problem with that says dr. jill emanuel. >> they could really learn the skills of learning it on their own and they don't learn the skills of someone to say can i sell the cookies on. >> top of that, they were losing that sense of pride that comes along with making a sale on your own. >> you can't have parents do everything for them. >> and that's not what the girl that's not what -- right from the brox box, right? >> in fact, it is written in a box. the thing that girls made, like money management, people's skills and confidence. it's something girl scouts of america supports. writing in a statement, although parents and girl scout girls parents should assist, but it's the girls who should sell them. collaborate? what's the first step, what's our overall goal here and how is the fun thing to do? news. >> movie fans are mourning the loss of british actor alan rickman. he lost his battle -- he will be best known for two roles -- >> [ screaming ] >> went if anyone here has any knowledge of mr. potter's movements this

jill: oh. doctor. >> dr. neville: hmm? >> jill: excuse me. could i have an update on billy abbott' s condition? >> dr. neville: oh, certainly. um, well, direct and indirect trauma to the brain, along with cervical spinal column fractures have contributed to the coma state from increased intracranial pressure. direct contusions and probable intracerebral bleeding. >> jill: none of that means anything to me. >> dr. neville: oh, i-i' m so sorry. no, it means they' start him on some kind of i.v. therapy, try to bring down the pressure in his brain. it' ll greatly increase his chances of survival. >> jill: oh, good. when are they gonna do that? >> dr. neville: well, they could do it immediately. i also might suggest the prophylactic use of a very strong antiseizure -- >> jill: i was just consulting with the doctor. >> barton: this man has no standing in this hospital. >> nikki: sweetheart, if you' d rather we leave, we can leave. >> victor: okay? maybe your mom is right. maybe i should just leave. >> victoria: no, dad, please don' t take this the w

her advocacy work even led her to meet dr. jill biden. she calls vice president joe biden's new mission exciting and long overdue. >> breast cancer organizations, we often talk about if they could put a man on the moon, why can't they cure cancer. >> reporter: it's a moon shot that's a shot in the arm for research already under way here in philadelphia. at penn's abramson cancer center a sort of vaccine for cancer is in clinical trials. >> we can begin to think, as he is thinking big, of a way to using this system to prevent cancer from developing in the first place. >> reporter: he heads up immune therapy research here and says the efforts are already paying off with new funding secured for research. what is actually realistic and possible in our lifetime? >> we're going to look back at this point, 2016, and consider it the time when everything changed for cancer care. >> reporter: in university city, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> once again, live picture from abramson's cancer center where he's taking a tour of the facility and will then

boxes of cookies and making the rest of the troop drool with envy but there's problem with that dr. jill child mind institute. >> they don't learn the skills of doing it on their own. they don't learn the skills of being up to someone and say can i sell cookies to you. >> on top of that she says they risk losing that sense of pride that comes along with making a sale on your own. >> you can't have parents doing everything for them. that's not what the girl scout motto is about. i forget what it is but it's not -- that's not what the point of the girl scouts is. it's written on the box, right. >> exactly in fact it is written on the fox. five things girls learn by making their own sales. like money management, people skills, and confidence. it's something girl scouts of america supports writing in a statement, although parents and girl scout adults may assist, it is the girl who should make the sale. for the child whose uncomfortable with doing it all herself dr. emmanuel has advice. >> partner with them. okay, how are we going to get this done have how are we going to collaborate much wh

sitting in the box with the first lady and dr. jill biden, will be cincinnati native jim obergefell. he's seen here last year, celebrating a victory in the landmark marriage equality case, that gave same-sex couples nationwide the right to marry. you can watch his 8th state of the union speech to congress... and the nation... tomorrow at nine... right here on fox19 now. president obama's final state of the union address is tuesday evening. the state of the union will no doubt be historic and will likely cover issues including: through executive orders, " the legislative agenda for 2016, " america's national security and strategy against threats, and just ahead in our eight o'clock more on the life plus dozens of school delays and closings today...and there could be even more as heavier snow moves in... jeff has the latest...on the other side of the break... show open here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giv

dr. jill biden is right there. they're all applauding.ill be an empty chair there tonight as well, the deliberately wanted an empty chair for the victims of gun violence. >> that's right. governor malloy is also there, somebody who's also been very active in the push for -- >> here come the members of the cabinet. that's the secretary of the treasury jack lew. there's john kerry. members of the cabinet walking into the house chamber right now to listen to the president's state of the union address. >>> once again we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. the president is about to deliver his last state of the union address, it comes in an awkward moment. ten sailors are being held in iran. the vice president and the secretary of state have told our dana bash they expect those ten sailors to be released fairly soon. there's a bit of tension as we await the release of these sailors. it's been an awkward moment clearly for the president and his address. certainly not something they wanted to deal with

. >> there is dr. jilliden, the vice president's wife, sitting in the box, go ahead. >> probably breaking out of this model fighting wars like we fought world war ii, frying to declare victory, and trying to really understand what it's going to take to win. and while americaens want winners, as you see from the campaign trail and how much that resonates, they have to almost change what they're doing. you see the army drawing down. the navy will project power. cyber war will project the landscape as well. whoever is the leader this time next year will have their work cut out for them. >> a preview of the president's address, i believe you have the full transcript. >> the white house has released it on www.medium.com. this is by passing the media to just give it to everyone. as i look it over, the president will do what we had a sense he would. not trying to do a laundry list of things, trying to make this a little more personable, a little more friendly, talking about ways he can work with republicans across

. >> reporter: dr. jill armor. >> i think lydia has the ability to make a full recovery. and i think she's tenacious and perseveres enough that she may just well do that. >> reporter: and so a proper introduction. here, just ten months after the attack that nearly took her life, is lydia tillman in her own words. >> people were amazed you survived at all, frankly. >> yeah. i am amazed too. >> yeah. recovery process the most difficult thing to do? >> relearning how to speak was still difficult. >> yes. >> i'm trying to find a balance between my ambitions and my still-healing body and brain. >> yeah. so where were you in the process of getting better when travis went to court to plead guilty and be sentenced? the hardest day of my life. >> really? >> to forgive him is -- was super difficult. >> how could you do that? after what he did to you. >> to heal myself rather than being angry. >> because that would not help you. >> yeah. >> you harbor no bitterness, no -- >> yeah. >> i believe travis forbes was acting out of fear and hatred. i choose love and peace over fear. and i