and fox medical teams, dr. joe is here to take a closer look. good morning, dr. joe, great to see you. >> good morning, good to see you, too, louann. you have to remember with these fitness bracelets and all of this, the trackers, it is helping a lot of people. and basically, we talked to some individuals, they said that it's stimulated them to get a group together at work, they walk during lunch breaks, they've lost weight, and they watch each other, they included their families now into those circles, and they try to compete with one another. if someone has more steps than them, they try to increase the steps and try to overcome that. to keep people accountable, but we have to look at the flip side, as well. we know some of the medical information that's being transmitted through these may not be totally accurate, there's a lawsuit right now against fit bit, they're saying the heart rate monitors are not working properly. i just heard about another one where they looked at some of the energy expenditures, and they're saying those can be off plus or minus 200 cal

. >> our very own dr. joe is making house calls. but what did geraldo say that left him speechless? >>> and the kardashians' new $180 million lawsuit. >> we work really and we really pride yourselves on that. >> arekim, kloe and kourtney guilty of fraud? >>> and number three, what finally convinced harris force to return as indiana jones. >> did they finally come up

. >> our very own dr. joe is making house calls. but what did geraldo say that left him speechless? >> okay, that's not awkward. >>> and the kardashians' new $180 million lawsu >> we work really hard and we really pride yourselves on that. >> are kim, kloe and kourtney guilty of fraud? >> they have to get out in front of this immediately. >>> and number three, what finally convinced harrison ford to return as indiana jones. >> did they finally come up with an idea that you love? >> yeah. >> b will he be passing the whip to chris >>> the "batman vs. superman" >> have their superhero bods helped them get lucky? >> now, ho from the inside out it's "the insider" together with yahoo! >> hello, everybody, and welcome to "the insider." >>> we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood today. >> jane fonda says it took me 30 years to get it. why it took her so long to embrace her feminist tit the stunning admission that she thought she deserves to get paid less than a man. >> we're going to get to that. >>> let's start with the number one tracking story, "dancing with the stars." most of

. >> dr. joe, can you hears?u hear >> where are you?>> proof she through a tantrumtr but she did have a device. >> somebody gave it to her. t >> she's working on right now.ow >> for me --or me >> i would think that this likel you know, i'm -- i was going compare to an experiment my dogg with kids if they know a they get the pad -- -- >> almost like a reward for bad behavior. >> as opposed to the time out ii the corner technique or, you ory know, with no device. d but i guess they're talking tali about little bitty kids becausee as we've seen like kids early ay one they know how to swipeo spe and --an >> right. >> do all of that. do >> you're right. you don't want to give them anya reason to believe that it's okay to behave badly if it seems it's some type row war at the end off that.. >> right. here's the new i phone 6s to 6 play with.it >> temporarily fix but maybe noy the best in the long run.g r >>> i don't know.>> i'm sorry, we just don't have dr. joe today. t i'll try to figure out, um, youu know, who these parents are whow do that

. >> rachael: man, we are joined by lovely chris and dr. joe. what i find most entertaining -- >> yes. >> rachael: about this story is he's a doctor and he's drinking curdled milk and old, out dated food from two years ago. >> joe, did you skip the chemistry classes or what? >> i may have been asleep that day. >> snoozing that day. >> rachael: heck of an immune system, joe. >> what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. >> rachael: we were chatting before, i really do respect trying to use everything, not wasting food. you have to have respect and get every nickel out of your dollar. but three or four years out of date, brother, i mean -- >> well -- >> brown ketchup. >> brown ketchup, what i didn't see in the tape, my favorite thing, the steak sauce. >> the steak sauce. >> what expiration date? >> 2010. it was way in the back. way back. >> the steak sauce was so old somebody had taken a piece of tape to hold the label on. it expired in 2010, probably purchased five years before 2010. >> rachael: before that; right. lead time is huge on those things

-9. she got her close encounter after she accidentally almost >> and that's the same warning from dr. joe ruben who said e cigarette poisoning is among the rise among household pets. . >> lot is going to be quite popular for people as well. >> dr. ruben says cats and dogs are getting poison. according to the pet poison hot line, number of pets poisoned by e cigarettes jumped 400 percent from 2013. dr. ruben says it's not just e-cigarettes that pet owners have to watch out for, but traditional tobacco product. >> anytime you put smoke in the air or chemicals in the air, don't forget, the lung fills. and the particles will fall down due to the gravity. closer to the ground, we can inhale them. and dogs she sees suffer from smoke related illness. >> lung cancer, we're seeing more and more on the rise with dogs and cats. >> why the animals develop certain conditions. >> i was shocked. i didn't know that would happen to animals. >> and you know, i saw for the first time, bought pet food and had a warning. be careful of second-hand smoke. it makes sense. don't give your dog chocolates this time

dr. joe, always good to talk to you. >> you, too. thank you. >> all right. the heat is on here in central florida. temperatures again for today. it did top back into the upper 80s to about 90 degrees and, of course, we consider it to be rain-free but that will change. as we get into the end of the week for the upcoming weekend. this is going to be your rainfall total forecast and this is going to take us through at lingering and as we get into the first half of the day on sunday, but basically, through saturday night, expecting about one to one and a half inches of rain, and through portions of marion county, volusia county, flagler county and areas up to the north and in and around metro orlando, expecting about a third, possibly one inch of rain and very warm. so we'll take the rain, and then as you go further south, you start to add a little bit more because the humidity as little bit higher as you go through tampa and back over to melbourne possibly one to two inches of rain so that tells me thating that not going to be some rain >> a little cooler to wh

where they were handing out food, we met dr. joetty, a lung specialist, the volunteer medical director. >> this is a third-world country of diabetes, hiemter tension, lung cancer and copd. >> the doctor drives a second health wagon. tractor tramer, x ray lab. they taught you about radiology in medical school. did they teach you to drive an 18 wheeler. >> i had to go to school. took a long time. >> reporter: harder than medical school? >> difficult to get any one to insure a doctor to drive a tractor tramer. didn't believe me. >> his x-ray screen, including black lung from the mines. >> we have seen coal workers, copd, enlarged hearts. 15 of 26 had abnormalities here today. >> just today. >> just today. ro >> reporter: when they leave the health wag gun they don't have health insurance. how do they get treated for things you are finding. >> we negotiate. we can talk to the hospital system. we don't leave any patient unattended. we raise money for them. >> reporter: you find a way. >> we will find a way. >> you can see the full report

dr. joe, scott kelly is coming back. he spent over a year in space. they want to see how his body reacted. if the guy comes back and looks like brad pitt i think somebody gets me on the phone because i'm the next one up. >> absolutely. i was looking at some of the photographs of people when they are up in that gravity situation, because the blood is pooling up in their faces and in their heads, so their faces are puffier, so obviously they would not need any fillers while they're up there. the consequence of that is you don't get as much blood supply to the legs. you have to use something, we're understanding that the international space center has something they can get in to help exercise the blood vessels and pull that blood down periodically. for the most part that blood is in their head and that can lead to problems with their eyes, as well. >> see, you were saying everything in sort of a negative. i would think if you're just floating around in space and your cells are -- nothing is your skeletal structure, it would all be good. i think einstein

we talked to a doctor to see what she thought and our dr. joe has that story. >> she loves wearing kor sets. >> they are like putting on a hug from a friend. >> she's been wearing them since her twenties and started waist training a few years ago. investing in cut tom made korsets she wears four or five times a week. she even sleeps in one because she says that work. naturally and today i have a 24 inch waist. regularly wearing it i can reduce the size of my waist. >> a doctor is trained in spinal manipulation and she is not a fan. but says what's old is definitely in right now. >> that's increasing rapidly. the amount of use. people that just don't know the long term serious effects on your body. this week i had a patient who was injured, her spine was injured from wearing one of these korsets. she wore it during a zumba class. >> the doctor is concerned about long term use of waist trainers, which she says pushes your stomach up and pell vig muscles down. over time that can cause heartburn, weakening up your pelvic muscles and says the look do

let's bring in the fox medical team, dr. joe, to discuss this. we've all known this but now there are numbers to prove it? >> good morning, the subject that is near and dear to our hearts, i know. it turns out the lack of sleep, it increases the hunger hormone and decreases another hormone and also activates something, called the endocavanoid syndrome, it sounds like marijuana, right? the reward and munchies center and they found in this study is individuals who only got four-and-a-half hours of sleep, compared them later on and let them get 8-and-a-half hours of sleep, turned out that the hormone peaked later when they got less sleep and peaked at 2:00 and lasted until 9:00. normally, when you get enough sleep, it peaks around 12:30 and you are less hungry in the evening and so when they gave the people the ability to eat anything they wanted in the less sleep and ate about 300 more calories. two times the amount of fat and if you do the math and don't get as much sleep, you will burn a little more calories and 70 calories an hour -- i'm sorry,

. >> our very own dr. joe is making house calls. but what did geraldo say that left him speechless? >>> and the kardashians' new $180 million lawsuit. >> we work really and we really pride yourselves on that. >> arekim, kloe and kourtney guilty of fraud? >>> and number three, what finally convinced harris force to return as indiana jones. >> did they finally come up with an idea that you love? >> yeah. >>> plus will he be passing t whip to chris. >>> the "batman vs. superman" hype train can't be derailed. except by ben's own children. >> they don't want me to take the mask off. >> do you get brownie p with the chicks? >>> now, hollywood from th inside out, it's "the insider" together with yahoo! >> hello, everybody, and welcome to "the insider." >>> we're tracking the biggest stories in holltoday. >> jane fonda says it took me 30 years to get it. why it took her so long to embrace her feminist title and the stunning admission that she thought she deserves to get paid less than a man. >>> let's start with the number one tracking story, "dancing with the stars." most of the celebs str

. >> pelley: outside the church where they were handing out food, we met dr. joe smiddy, a lung specialist who's the health wagon's volunteer medical >> joe smiddy: this is a third- world country of diabetes, hypertension, lung cancer, and c.o.p.d. >> pelley: dr. smiddy drives a second health wagon, a tractor- trailer x-ray lab. i guess they taught you something about radiology and all of that in medical school. did they teach you how to drive an 18-wheeler? >> smiddy: i did have to go to tractor-trailer school. and it took a long time. >> pelley: was that harder than medical school, in some ways? >> smiddy: it was very difficult to get anyone to insure a doctor to drive a tractor-trailer. insurance companies didn't believe me. >> pelley: his x-ray screen is a window on chronic, untreated disease, including black lung from the mines. >> smiddy: we've seen coal workers pneumoconiosis, emphysema, c.o.p.d., enlarged hearts. there's 15 of the 26 had significant abnormalities here today. >> pelley: just today? >> smiddy: just today. >> pelley: but when they leave your

. >> dr. joe marshall. i run a youth program called alliance and free and i've been on the commission for a long time. >> for my report as the president's report i think the chief covered most of it. we have a fabulous academy class graduation, 3 officers from oakland, 42 officers from san francisco, very diverse, very enthusiastic. it was great to see so many enthusiasm. we also had the st. patrick's day parade and it didn't rain until we were through. we met with the richmond cpab, thid they >> may have been mentioned already, i spoke yesterday at the national meeting, noble, on community and policing. chief spoke on the panel after me and joyce i saw your name after that so we were well represented and had a good reception. >> item 3d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future police commission action. >> anything to add to the agenda tonight. >> just want to check, which day are we on for the social media policy? i know we have a scheduled day, i just want t

being able to talk to dr. joe maroon to say that things were entirely different a few years ago. even things like moving where you kicked the ball on a kickoff has made a tremendous difference. i am also a member of the navy and i work on an inpatient unit at wall street hospital. what really struck me about this whole thing was how little we knew about this and how we have got to learn more. playing a sport was a choice. we changed sunday to be football day in a church day. but the 1% who volunteer who where the unit -- to wear the uniform and take the oath, thank you for your service. it's pretty amazing. to watch how wars have wound down to see that patients are still there, air force or green beret, they are still out there, still coming in. ,eople who have been preachers near close air support for 2000 ton bombs, the concussive shockwave continues to go through them and for the longest time we would get back results that would say -- no problem, they must be faking it. they would have the very symptoms that you describe. getting a fight at home that divorce is the nightmares

. >> i need to speak into the mike dr. joe. >> normally when it happens a person is here. >> so is there any further discussion before we take public comment on this motion? >> okay. >> any public comment on item 4. >> commissioners thank you interest indulging i want to support as an individual you'll separate the tasers and endorse the comments and the arguments why have an controversial issue entrenched with our good work and have a similar usf to instigating those issues if you're bringing a new weapon into the department a highly controversial one to make it a transparency one for it is fair for the public to ask and at this point not clear you have that offender is affordability and it's not just discipline i see not resulting in sixth discipline but most importantly appreciate commissioner vice president turman that is an outdoor that is critical to tracking the use of force and it was passed after a acholic beverage process 9 years ago and not clear if it is implemented or work or they came in and made recommendations

the sources for this are many studies that i can quote but briefly, one by dr. joe mcbride he talks about at the commonwealth club in 2014, and one by dov sax. a massive study by robert stebbins in the 80s. one by--and are written for a street counsel with dr. mcbride. san francisco actually retains 97% of its native plants since 1850. there's only 19 of 6 under 95 plants existing in san francisco in 1850 that have gone extinct. the source for that is a journal of the global ecology and biogeography in 2011 that is actually the extinction. i can provide the sources if you wish. thank you >> president omotalade thank you. next next speaker, please. san francisco forest alliance. >> testifier: i would like to thank you today for taking this subject up. i would like to also say that in terms of time spent in backyards i believe the natural areas program uses a lot of pesticides and so we do want our children to enjoy i know this is getting into item made by the terms of the biodiversity, i want to piggyback what she said and say we are not god. the climate change, the

. >> dr. joe marshall. i run a youth program called alliance and free and i've been on the commission for a long time. >> for my report as the president's report i think the chief covered most of it. we have a fabulous academy class graduation, 3 officers from oakland, 42 officers from san francisco, very diverse, very enthusiastic. it was great to see so many enthusiasm. we also had the st. patrick's day parade and it didn't rain until we were through. we met with the richmond cpab, thid they >> may have been mentioned already, i spoke yesterday at the national meeting, noble, on community and policing. chief spoke on the panel after me and joyce i saw your name after that so we were well represented and had a good reception. >> item 3d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future police commission action. >> anything to add to the agenda tonight. >> just want to check, which day are we on for the social media policy? i know we have a scheduled day, i just want t

. >> i need to speak into the mike dr. joe. >> normally when it happens a person is here. >> so is there any further discussion before we take public comment on this motion? >> okay. >> any public comment on item 4. >> commissioners thank you interest indulging i want to support as an individual you'll separate the tasers and endorse the comments and the arguments why have an controversial issue entrenched with our good work and have a similar usf to instigating those issues if you're bringing a new weapon into the department a highly controversial one to make it a transparency one for it is fair for the public to ask and at this point not clear you have that offender is affordability and it's not just discipline i see not resulting in sixth discipline but most importantly appreciate commissioner vice president turman that is an outdoor that is critical to tracking the use of force and it was passed after a acholic beverage process 9 years ago and not clear if it is implemented or work or they came in and made recommendations

. >> i need to speak into the mike dr. joe. >> normally when it happens a person is here. >> so is there any further discussion before we take public comment on this motion? >> okay. >> any public comment on item 4. >> commissioners thank you interest indulging i want to support as an individual you'll separate the tasers and endorse the comments and the arguments why have an controversial issue entrenched with our good work and have a similar usf to instigating those issues if you're bringing a new weapon into the department a highly controversial one to make it a transparency one for it is fair for the public to ask and at this point not clear you have that offender is affordability and it's not just discipline i see not resulting in sixth discipline but most importantly appreciate commissioner vice president turman that is an outdoor that is critical to tracking the use of force and it was passed after a acholic beverage process 9 years ago and not clear if it is implemented or work or they came in and made recommendations

. >> i need to speak into the mike dr. joe. >> normally when it happens a person is here. >> so is there any further discussion before we take public comment on this motion? >> okay. >> any public comment on item 4. >> commissioners thank you interest indulging i want to support as an individual you'll separate the tasers and endorse the comments and the arguments why have an controversial issue entrenched with our good work and have a similar usf to instigating those issues if you're bringing a new weapon into the department a highly controversial one to make it a transparency one for it is fair for the public to ask and at this point not clear you have that offender is affordability and it's not just discipline i see not resulting in sixth discipline but most importantly appreciate commissioner vice president turman that is an outdoor that is critical to tracking the use of force and it was passed after a acholic beverage process 9 years ago and not clear if it is implemented or work or they came in and made recommendations

having talked to dr. joema row, things were entirely different, just ten years ago and protocols and even such things as moving where you kick the ball on a kick off has made a tremendous difference in tbis in sports. but also working on a ptsd unit at walter reed hospital wrb i was there today, and what struck me about this whole thing is about how we know so little about this in the military. and how we need to know more. playing sport is a close. sunday is football day opposed to church day. with the 1% who volunteer to wear the uniform and take the oath, thank you for your service, doctor, it is amazing. and to watch how while wars have wound down and special forces are still there and patients, whether air force or green berets or s.e.a.l.s, they are still out there and coming in. and people who have been breechers and close air support of 1,000 and 2,000 pound bombs and the way the concussive shock wave continues to go through them. for the longest time we would get back results from neuro raid ologists

dr. joe she's a registered dietician and nutritionist. you're the author of the book called reboot. what was your first reaction when you heard this study? >> meteorologist: if it were true than competitive eaters, you know, wouldn't be shoveling food in their face like that. >> andrea: yeah. and wings with our fingers and foods. >> andrea: that's true. >> the report came out of the india times which is a newspaper for people for people who are indians and india heritage and they eat -- i shouldn't say hands it's really their fingers, their finch tips. it's impolite to grabby their hands. my indian colleagues say it makes you more mindful when you have to take some time. these are -- you can imagine putting on your plate eating with your fingers it's soupy and it's going to take a while to eat but there are some other ways to do that as well. >> andrea: okay. >> because we can be mindful whether we're eating with a fork or a chopstick or with our fingers. >> andrea: this is true but you said the keyword is mindful. >> right. >> andrea: take some time to eat it. if you say chips -- i

. >> dr. joe marshall. i run a youth program called alliance and free and i've been on the commission for a long time. >> for my report as the president's report i think the chief covered most of it. we have a fabulous academy class graduation, 3 officers from oakland, 42 officers from san francisco, very diverse, very enthusiastic. it was great to see so many enthusiasm. we also had the st. patrick's day parade and it didn't rain until we were through. we met with the richmond cpab, thid they >> may have been mentioned already, i spoke yesterday at the national meeting, noble, on community and policing. chief spoke on the panel after me and joyce i saw your name after that so we were well represented and had a good reception. >> item 3d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future police commission action. >> anything to add to the agenda tonight. >> just want to check, which day are we on for the social media policy? i know we have a scheduled day, i just want t

. >> dr. joe marshall. i run a youth program called alliance and free and i've been on the commission for a long time. >> for my report as the president's report i think the chief covered most of it. we have a fabulous academy class graduation, 3 officers from oakland, 42 officers from san francisco, very diverse, very enthusiastic. it was great to see so many enthusiasm. we also had the st. patrick's day parade and it didn't rain until we were through. we met with the richmond cpab, thid they >> may have been mentioned already, i spoke yesterday at the national meeting, noble, on community and policing. chief spoke on the panel after me and joyce i saw your name after that so we were well represented and had a good reception. >> item 3d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future police commission action. >> anything to add to the agenda tonight. >> just want to check, which day are we on for the social media policy? i know we have a scheduled day, i just want t

>> going to call dr. joe. high pressure is in control, your brain. >> we have all these doctors. >> on speed dial. >> like our best friends. >>reporter: we have problems on the roads and rails, speaking of headaches. i'll have that for you coming >>> time is now 5:57. still ahead, a violent home invasion and sexual assault in the bronx. police say the suspects were dressed as utility workers. we're going to have live details coming up. >>> plus did a teacher go too far? why a student was kept in a trash-filled stairwell away from his peers. >>> and beware of what you share on social media. how your posts could lead a stalker straight to your door. continues right after this. e sttinrn aillewi uoa utox st anab. t 0 g lo a dnldspds it tbeer it tfi. >>> it is 6:00, 42 degrees. welcome to march and super tuesday. it's going to be cooler today, but dry with highs in the upper 40s. good morning. i'm mary calvi >> and i'm chris wragge. alex and john standing by with traffic and weather on the 2s. first here's your cb

the sources for this are many studies that i can quote but briefly, one by dr. joe mcbride he talks about at the commonwealth club in 2014, and one by dov sax. a massive study by robert stebbins in the 80s. one by--and are written for a street counsel with dr. mcbride. san francisco actually retains 97% of its native plants since 1850. there's only 19 of 6 under 95 plants existing in san francisco in 1850 that have gone extinct. the source for that is a journal of the global ecology and biogeography in 2011 that is actually the extinction. i can provide the sources if you wish. thank you >> president omotalade thank you. next next speaker, please. san francisco forest alliance. >> testifier: i would like to thank you today for taking this subject up. i would like to also say that in terms of time spent in backyards i believe the natural areas program uses a lot of pesticides and so we do want our children to enjoy i know this is getting into item made by the terms of the biodiversity, i want to piggyback what she said and say we are not god. the climate change, the

astronaut mark kelly is there and sister-in-law gabby giffords of california and vice president joe biden and dr. jill biden were there to greets him. >>> finine minutes after 5:00. it's cold. we will see sunshine to warm us up into the lower 40s this afternoon. cold enough for some snow tonight. i'm tracking snow right now. it's in the midwest. but a bill warmup is on the way. you'll see it in the seven-day forecast. we were closer to 30 degrees warmer yesterday. they're back to snow making. they're trying to make up for the rain that happened. now the chance of snow will be increasing for our area tonight. and this is the system that's not very stormy. you can see light snow fall. but also rain in the st. louis area and we could see both in our area, but to start with today we'll have sunshine. our skies are nice and clear. the clouds will be taking over and this evening we'll see scattered light snow showers in northeastern maryland and then they push right into the area by 11:00 tonight and scattered showers in the area tom. look how unimpressive this looks at 4:00 tomorrow morning but that

. >> i need to speak into the mike dr. joe. >> normally when it happens a person is here. >> so is there any further discussion before we take public comment on this motion? >> okay. >> any public comment on item 4. >> commissioners thank you interest indulging i want to support as an individual you'll separate the tasers and endorse the comments and the arguments why have an controversial issue entrenched with our good work and have a similar usf to instigating those issues if you're bringing a new weapon into the department a highly controversial one to make it a transparency one for it is fair for the public to ask and at this point not clear you have that offender is affordability and it's not just discipline i see not resulting in sixth discipline but most importantly appreciate commissioner vice president turman that is an outdoor that is critical to tracking the use of force and it was passed after a acholic beverage process 9 years ago and not clear if it is implemented or work or they came in and made recommendations

. >> kelly greeted by his family, nasa colleagues and viceceresident joe biden. dr. biden brought him beer and apple pie.kelly spent a consecutive 340 days in space, the longest mission for any american austronaut. >> leaving the space station was bittersweet. i look forward to leaving but at the same place and i'm going to miss it. mixed emotions i guess. >> kelly spent much of his time on the internationa space station performing experiments. some reported he grew two inches while he was there. >> they say he's going to shrink now that he's back on earth. >> what a disappointment. >>> good morning, julie. how are you? >> good. it's our friday eve. i hope you're all having a good start to your thursday. temperatures much warmer than what we woke up toyesterday. every day it's been warmer by a degree or two. northwest wind this morning still pretty calm anywhere between three and five miles per hour. pembroke pines waking up to 67 degrees. we have 68 right now in kendall. with the winds moving in from the northwest you're really not going to notice it. there's a weak

congressmen and gabby giffords and vice president joe biden and dr.l biden were there to greet him. >>> only nbc 10 was there as philadelphia detectives searched an abandoned home in frankford yesterday. they're looking for peter bag leo. his burning suv had been found and then he was found nude in the river shot in the head. >>> the project is called scoot cool yards. eight new high-rises will be built between drexel's campus and 30th street station. there will be offices, apartments a md retails. construction start later this year and will take 20 years to fizz in. >>> it is 6:17. we've had some issues on the road to tell you about to follow up on. jessica has a very, very busy morning. right now she's watching the new jersey turnpike. >> it looks like we've got to a jackknifed tractor trailer. >> the inner area can get through but it's on the northbound side of the new jersey turn pack in east windsor township around eight 8 which is route 33 this shot may be a little difficult to see. we still have that police activities and penndot crews on the s

earlier, joe biden stopped by with his wife, dr. jill biden. they signed a guestbook inside the embassy and gave their condolences to the staff and spoke with the ambassador. llce president biden: they wi they are going to school. they are not letting terrorism when. -- wom/ win. he said he would do whatever it takes to bring the people responsible to justice and provide any intelligence needed. the united states is standing by. sam sweeney, abc 7 news. melanie: stay with us as we continue to follow the latest developments in this story. continuing coverage this afternoon on abc 7 news at 4:00 and online at wjla.com. county polices are on the scene of a homicide investigation in district heights on the 500-block of hilmar drive . jeannette reyes is live with what we know now. jeannette: a man is dead right now. still a lot more questions than answers. still pretty active scene here. we are in a townhome community. , where we are now, is completely blocked off as the investigation continues. arrived and found the man's body this morning. we have

the sources for this are many studies that i can quote but briefly, one by dr. joebride he talks about at the commonwealth club in 2014, and one by dov sax. a massive study by robert stebbins in the 80s. one by--and are written for a street counsel with dr. mcbride. san francisco actually retains 97% of its native plants since 1850. there's only 19 of 6 under 95 plants existing in san francisco in 1850 that have gone extinct. the source for that is a journal of the global ecology and biogeography in 2011 that is actually the extinction. i can provide the sources if you wish. thank you >> president omotalade thank you. next next speaker, please. san francisco forest alliance. >> testifier: i would like to thank you today for taking this subject up. i would like to also say that in terms of time spent in backyards i believe the natural areas program uses a lot of pesticides and so we do want our children to enjoy i know this is getting into item made by the terms of the biodiversity, i want to piggyback what she said and say we are not god. the climate change, the cli

dr. jill biden, vice-president joe biden's wife.nasa teams on earth studied his identical twin, mark, on the ground. one of the findings so far, scott came home two inches taller. it's because gravity come presses the discs in your spine. it's true. i used to be seven feet. since there's no gravity in space scott kelly actually group. without gravity, bones and muscles can weaken and the question scientists need to-and-how best to deal with all of thatful not withstanding the physical risks' of a year in space he says it was deep privilege for him to serve his country and there's plenty to come from the space program. >> this mission is the latest achievement in our country's space program but not the last. there will be more. it's in our dna of our counsel troy explore, and we -- our country to explore and we must never stop. >> nasa planning to use the research for eventual human missions to mars which would last at least two years minimum. >>> we'll be right back with a look at landmark day in modern communication and it happened

we were honored to be joined by first lady michelle obama and dr. joe biden, as we honored brigadier general, most decorated woman in our national security history. unfortunately, their select committee attack on women's health, republicans were working to undermine the rights and freedom of all women. in the select panel hearing, republicans sadly chose to continue their witch hunt, not only against planned parenthood, but against scientific research, wasting time and taxpayer dollars on their radical obsessions. at the supreme court we're hopeful that the justices will uphold the supreme court decision roe v. wade, and four decades of precedent. and reject texas' politicians' brazen stault assault on -- assault on women's reproductive rights. this deals with a court, a court that continued to obstruct with even the refusal to consider interviewing or having a hearing to fill justice scalia's empty seat. so ironic because justice scalia was such a devoute of the constitution and here they are undermining it, ignoring the fact that it says the president

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vice president joe biden's wife, dr. jill biden, was also there to greet him. year in orbit did cause some physical transformations. get this, kelly grew two inches taller while he was in space. >>> well, you may have heard that chocolate is poisonous to dogs, but did you know a common sweetener in sugar free gum can be more dangerous? one arizona family found out about the danger the hard way. their pup, dancer, found a container of gum in a gym bag. she ate about 25 to 30 pieces maybe. the family figured the dog would have a really bad stomach ache, but then things got worse. she wasn't standing and would fall over when she walked. the owners remembered reading that sugar free gum contains xylatol, extremely toxic to dogs, they rushed dancer to the vet. >> dancer started to have a really bad seizure. and this was on my girls' lap. >> her blood sugar dropped to dangerously low levels. >> the vet gave dancer round-the-clock care for several days. dogs poisoned by the sweetener often suffer liver failure. two weeks later dancer is still taking medicine for her l

tribute, recognizing legends of the game, like jackie robinson, babe ruth and its namesake, joe tinker as well as dr. martin luther king junior, who spoke there in 1964. the mayor says it will depict the essence of the iconic former spring training complex for generations. >> it' where the circle and entrance was to the stadium, and incorporates some dug out scenes and events that have happened, a bust of martin luther king jr., so it is pretty cool stuff. summer: the city' s historic preservation board is expected to hold a meeting to gather public comment on the tinker memorial plan in may. meredith: it was supposed to be the fourth try for spacex, but the launch attempt has already been scrubbed. mosque says wind -- elon musk says wind is too strong. meredith: the hatch has just closed on the international space station which means scott kelly is closer to returning home. summer: he has spent a year in space as part of an experiment on the human body. adjusting to the water, no more having to fight gravity and things such as walking and making coffee will likely present a challenge. the undocking

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