pthank you, dr. jo. p>>> russell. p>> thanks laura. p>> much more pomp and pcircumstance for president obama ptoday. phe starts the final day of his pthree day visit to cuba. pyesterday a big step in the pthawing relation between the resident not only met with pcuban president castro, they pshook hands. pthey held a joint press pconference. pno american president has pvisited cuba in 88 years. pand both made it clear hot pbutton issues that have to be presolved like human rights and pu.s. trade embargo. p>> just as i continue to call on pcongress to lift the trade pembargo, i discussed with resident castro we urge cuba to ptake to show that it's ready to pdo more business. p>> president and fist lady also pattend ad state dinner in their phonor last night. p>> another jam packed day for resident today he schedule to pmeet with cuban dissidents, pthat's this morning for articipating in civil society pevent at the u.s. embassy. pand then there's game time he's pgoing to watch the rays take on pcuban national baseball team. pthis afternoo

let's bring in dr. jo. let's look at the numbers do they prize you? >> they do, we have been hearing this for years. there was a push to lessen the use but that is not happening t is lost productivity, people's lives change when they are on medications. the more of the medications you take the more that you need you build up tolerance. so overall we're seeing more and more of the drugs being administered but we're seeing those people who cannot get them change over and move to things like heroin so there is a lot of unintended consequences from this use. >> that can be more dangerous, what are the recommendations , they want to know what the consequences are. how it will affect them. their job, driving, they want clinicians to reassess them and reevaluate to see if they have the need and try other alternatives. you know non-steroidal anti-inflammatorys. but the thing that was striking to me they came out with the numbers that this costs us billions upon billions of dollars. tens of billions of dollars. when you way that against some of the other treat

dr. jo joins us now. a what are they say jog they wanted to see how many people were not vaccinated or the lack was intentional. in the measle cases it was cases in 2000. now they looked at 970 cases of those, 574 unvaccinated. many of those intentionally not vaccinated. when you look at whooping cough it can be devastating for women who are too young. and eight of them they front 93% of the people who were intentionally not vaccinated. overall we look at the people who cannot be vaccinated. they have medical issues that's less than 1% and these were people who confused to get vacs nated because of reasons. and if you do get vaccinated. it is 2 to 3%. >> that is controversy. >>> changing gears. floridians can see how healthy their didn't is. what is new there. have been watching these over the year. we have 67. these are going to help what do you meaners. people target areas where they need help. they'll look at action sis to care. they get the numbers together and there is a program called chip, chip wil

dr. jo has the story. >> reporter: exercise can impact cancer in many ways and bolstering the immune system. studies have shown that women who report regular exercise have a 20 to 30% reduction in the risk of their cancer coming back or killing them. >> what we want to know is, how exercise to get this effect. what are the mechanisms, how is exercise working, who does it work for? >> exercise just made sense to me as far as something that you want help knowing what to do, you want help knowing how to care for your body and multiple ways not just through oncology. >> and it is clear that exercise is not meant to replace treatments but to act in concert with them. breast cancer specialist agrees with but believes more research needs to be done. >> patients ask me what can i do in addition and they are looking to participate in their care and be empowered. where we want. can we harness the effects as a and but use exercise as a weapon in combination with standard cancer treatment? >> the rays p

dr. jo listened in on the call and what is the cdc saying now. >> it will infect one in five people in the u.s. territory and trying to deter the spread providing screens. condoms but there may be another problem with that. some of the mosquitoes are developing resistance to commonly used insecticides and treatments. we'll find out more about that next week. the concern is the mounting microcephaly. it in the first trimester it may affect the babies at any stage of pregnancy. they showed ultrasound abnormalities in 29% of unborn babies with mothers who had symptoms of zika. they wit watch the babies looking for other defects like disabilities. there is no good test for hit blood banks here in florida and the continental u.s. are shipping it to puerto rico. the nih is exploring vaccines but that will take months. they are asking congress for additional funding. >> here in florida how are we doing and what can we do to protect ourselves. >> there are new ideals out and six mover turn - there a

. >> thank you, dr. jo, have a great weekend. now to scott. >> round two of the valspar and jordan spieth making the trek up the leader board. the defense got better. the team makes move in free agency. players the latest nex by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, >>> you are thinking it, tgif. time for the last trending of the week. >> you know we're getting into grass cutting season it is growing get the lawnmower out. don't get it out. this is in the city of pittsburgh, they got a grant to try this out because they have a weed problem here. this is ten goats, they have a donkey that is the guard donkey if they are

dr. jo has the story. >> dion loves wearing core sets, they are putting on a hug from a friend. >> she has been wearing them since her 20s and started waist training a few years ago, investing in the core sets she wears four, five times. she sleeps in one she said they work. >> i have a about 0 -- 30-inch waist. by wearing itky reduce the size when i'm not wearing it. >> and a doctor it trained in spinal manipulation. she is not a fan but what is old is in right now. >> that's increasing rapidly the amount of use people that don't know the long term sers effects on the body. this week i had a parent who was injured her spine was injured from wearing one of these. and she wore it during a zumba class. she has pain down her leg, she is concerned about the long term use which push the stomach up and pelvis muscles out. that can cause heart burn. weakening of the pelvic muscles. and she said the look does not last. >> as soon as you take that off that's going to start to dissipate. over time eve

all right, dr. jo, good to talk >> thank you. >>> tired of the pesky gray hairs? scientists believe they have identify fired the first gene linked to gray hair. they noticed the specific gene it might help prevent or slow gray in the future. >>> our forecast in central florida looking mighty nice. we're looking rain free. no rain to be had, temperatures this morning started out mainly in the 30s and 40s up in north and west of downtown. but also in the 50s around 52 in sanford, 52 for a low in orlando. cool but not too bad at all. very comfortable this time of year. if you're living in milwaukee, wisconsin you would take that for your daytime highs. 80 degrees in sanford this afternoon, 77 in melbourne, 80 for high temperature also out in leesburg. that was running above normal. normal high should be 76 to 77. 80 degrees current temperature palm coast. that will lend itself to produce slight chance for fog later tonight. live picture downtown very comfortable at 78 degrees and south wind at 11. the dew point is very comfortable at 54. here is the planner for tomor

pwe're going to talk to dr. jo pabout why binge watching your pfavorite show, it could be bad pfor your health. p>>laura: and a family torn papart. pa little girl is being taken pfrom the foster family that has phad her for years and the preason. p>>russell: and then we have an palligator ramed 3 ((russell- happening right now. police on the p>>russell: happening right now, olice on the scene of several pbombings in brussels. pit is a terror attack. lus -- p>> we do not have words. pbattle. pa 6-year-old girl taken from the ponly parents she has ever known. pwhy that just doesn't seem to pmake sense to most people. p>>russell: batter up. pthe rays play a historic game in pcuba. pwhy they're a winner regardless pof outcome. p"good day." pi'm russell rhodes. p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pgood morning. pall that ahead and more but pdave.

plet's bring in dr. jo to take a pcloser look at all of this. pso do we have any, do we have pany evidence or are they helping pus get healthier. pi think they are. pwe talked to lot of people we ut it out there on facebook. pmany people responded to us. pa group out sarasota, they said phey look we have a competition pin our work place. pwe're watching our steps. pone person has more steps than pthe other we're you know we're pcompeting with one another ptrying to get there. pthey walk during lunch i think pfitness apps and fitness, you pknow the bracelets especially pare helping people here. pyou can see them right now they pare walking lunch. pbasically what's happening is pthese individuals have all lost pweight. pa lot of weight. pthey are keeping it off. pand they are staying motivated pby using these apps. pand again, each one had a pdifferent one, but, you know, pwhich ever works for you, we do phave to be a little bit careful pbecause some of the information pmay not be extremely accurate. pthere's a lawsuit right now pare saying the he

pgood morning, dr. jo. p>> good morning. p>>laura: i think that the thing pand the reason is because it's pso nice sometimes to mentally pescape into a story line. pyou say it could be putting our phealth at risk, right? p>> the concern is that pindividuals who binge watch on a pregular basis, a study was done pand it was done last year but pthey asked people about it. pthey had an increased risk of phaving depression or loneliness pso it was a small study but pindividuals had been asked, pabout 77% said they did binge pwatch and now there's a pdefinition of binge watching. pthey said watching two or more pepisodes in a row, you know, you pget up to go to the bathroom or pget up to go to the kitchen but pothers have said, netflix pdefines it as two to six. pso again, 40 million people have pnetflix. pa lot of people are binge pwatching at this point in time. pthere may be correlation with pthis depression or this ploneliness but it doesn't end pthere. p>>laura: cause and effect prelationship. pa lot more studying is going to

p>>reporter: at 7:00 we'll talk pto dr. jo about why some parents pdo this more often than others phissy fit. pand high winds equal high panxiety. pimagine being on this plane pswaying back and forth, yeah, pdave, not your best day, is it? pwatch the landing at 7:00. p>>dave: why should you show me pthat? poh, my gosh. philton clearwater beach, how is pthat for a start to the day? pwe should be walking on the pbeach. p59 degrees. pwhen you look for sunshine pyesterday morning, here's the pbrookdale bayshore camera plooking the other way, 55 pdegrees to start. ponce again, temperatures in the p70s. penjoy it. in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, home of the original steakburger. 3 ((russell- super tuesday showdown. it could be a make or break day p>>russell: super tuesday could pbe a make or break day in the prace for president as candidates pbattle for votes and gain

pso no flash photography please. lus zika and birth defects. pis constantly changing dr. jo is phere with look at the increasing pbirth defects and the roll it is laying in pregnancies in pamerica. pand right now, we get to charley pbelcher. pwhat? psorry. pwhat were you doing? p>> i didn't mean to interrupt pyou. pno we were the fist ones that pbrook bennet's baby on tv only plike four weeks old. pi remember. pit bitty baby. plook at him now. plook at him now. plook at him. pand look. pand look. phow sweet. plook at him. pdude i'm telling you he web feet pand gills somewhere. pwhy wouldn't he? pwhy shouldn't he? p>> yeah. pgood job buddy. phe is now 16 months old. pbrook bennet 3 time gold medal pthis is what she's all let's pteach our little ones how to pswim. pcome on up. pthere he is. pstick around everybody. pi'll tell you how you can get pinvolved here when good day ptampa bay continues. pway to go boss. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-f

are a few phealth care facilities out there pchanging the way they evaluate pcancer patients and dr. jo is phere to talk about that. pso what are these folks doing pdifferently? p>> they're trying to assess that pbio logical age more than the pchronological age. pwhat can they do? pwhat is their function? pwhat is their life expectancy? pwhen you look at some of these pinstitutions, they're pimplementing different screening ptools to find out where these eople are. pand so that can include a pquestionnaire, if they're going pto ask questions about do you pcarry your groceries? pcan you do your own finances? pare you taking your own pmedication? pthey're looking for mental and hysical capabilities but pthey're also taking it one step pfurther. pwe're hearing from ohio state pthey're also doing blood tests pand i think over time, they're pgoing to start looking although pthose blood tests, correlating pthat with functional capacity pand finding out which pindividuals may benefit. premember, people may live until ptheir 90s. poff at age 30, you're doing a pdisservice. pyou have to remember

joette is here now pwith answer. psay, right dr. jo. pit absolutely is. pwhat they are saying is people pare inherently al truist p.m. pthat means they want to psacrifice themselves for others pmore generous so it's only that plearned behavior that makes us a plittle bit more frugal a little pbit more selfish. pwhen you look two studies there pwere two studies that were done. pand they found in the beginning, pand first group, they took them pand they let them watch videos. pthese videos were somebody's phand getting poked by a needle. pthey also then made them mirror por make emotional faces i know a plittle complicated. pbut to kind of mirror what that pamerican was going through. pand it turns out they, then let pthem play another game. pthis game was to see how pgenerous they were dictator game pallowed to give people money pbased on their income, based on ptheir face based on lots of pdifferent things they they put pthose two things together they ut group that was kind of most pgroup and then they kind of pused, they used something called pmagnetic s

p>> dr. jo sis really important pto make sure medical apps backed pby research, we heard instant pblood pressure app downloaded by pmore than 100 thousand people pwas found to be inaccurate. pas for this alive core device pyou can buy it local drug store pfor under $100 you can pay for pquick reading online. phere's live look outside right pnow. pmeteorologist jim weber will phave another check on your pforecast when we come back. pthe i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. we all have in common. twe talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto . r xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce r the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. p xarelto is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke r in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. r for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, t there is limited information on how t xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. p you know, taking warfarin, i had to

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