dr. kim answer that in today's medicine quiz. >> who could now be considering a bid for bay area based pete's coffee? >> they're small, their silver and critics say that they're dangerous. why the government is fighting to get these balls off of store shelves? >> critics call it the worst national anthem ever. one audition has now gone viral. >> i am lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center, low clouds and fog creeping into the,,,,,,, >> let's take a big look at the big board, right now stocks are down on this tuesday, nearly 40 points. 38 and some change. police assigned housing market may be bouncing back, home prices rose in may for the second straight month. a private survey of 20 major cities found san fransisco posted some of the biggest increases but it may be too soon to call it a rebound. economists say that prices may be higher because your foreclosures are on the market right now. >> opening arguments underway in the trial of apple vs samsung. apple claims that the samsung smart

a few scattered clouds. 87 here in the city. >> do not forget, dr. kimammond is here to answer your pet questions. you can e-mail your questions to you can e-mail your questions to >> in today's medical alert, a possible breakthrough in detecting alzheimer's disease center. a new study looked at nearly 100 women over age 70 who did not have dementia. researchers monitored the women for several years and on those with the highest levels of a certain type of fat for 10 times more likely to develop alzheimer's. more studies are needed, but researchers hope this can eventually lead to preventing the disease. a new study shows adhd director not affect the developing brains of young children. researchers at wake forest university looked at 16 young primates that or the age equivalent of six to 10-year-old humans. half were given a standard dose of medication for more than a year, four years for children, and brain scans reveal no differences in the brains of those taking the drug compared to those who were not treated. >> now, your 11 insta-weather + forecast.

still ahead, dr. kim hammond joins us to answer your pet questions. >> the largest art festival in the nation is right here in charm city. >> we are all long way from the 100's of a few days ago a picture-

but dr. kimshows us the color of your shirt also matters >>> what to do, i do not give blue over a sunburnt. wear blue instead. in addition to sunscreen, the color of their clothes could add another layer of protection. the color alone is not enough, we've in fiber content all play a role. with the summer a checkup, dr. kim mulvihill cbs five clea >>> you know it's a big deal when you are here. we've got the great oregon made down the airplane the great accordion. it is all about the garlic this weekend. the folks up here, we have more garlic calamari on the way. the temperatures are going to be soaring up to the 90s this weekend. we have some fog best move been overnights privet its cap to amateurs down into the 50s overnights. we will see a lot of '60s and '70s around the bay parade then it looks like the clouds are going to win her out toward the coast. temperatures are going to pop a good 10 degrees in some areas. it will still be mild inland. you will see a lot of eighties inland with the '6

dr. kim hammond joins us to answer your pet questions. >> the largest art festival in the nation is right here in charm city. >> we are all long way from the 100's of a few days ago a picture- >> now, your insta-weather-plus forecast with meteorologist john collins. >> take a look at the y-deal. there is drizzled anywhere in the state. the more significant rain is around baltimore. the heaviest is anne arundel county and eastern princeton george's county. we have had a little more than one quarter of an inch of rain since midnight here on tv hill. there is drizzled on ocean city as well. let's take a picture of the ocean city right now. there is the boardwalk. it is cloudy and gray. there are a couple of folks on the beach. the water is rough. in ocean city, it is 72. here, in town, it is 65. where it is not raining actively, it is a little warmer. also, further south it is warmer. 97% is the humidity. that explains the rain. the northeast wind is at 8 miles an hour. the wind drags down the t

and dr. kim hammond from falls road animal hospital is here with a baby boxer. e-mail questions to petquestions@w >> the fireworks show in san diego was a lot shorter than initially planned. all the pyrotechnics accidently went off at once. take a look. so pretty and so fleeting. a technical difficulty resulted in all the fireworks being set off at exactly the same time, so instead of a 15-minute show, 5000 people gathered were treated to a dazzling technical that only lasted a few seconds. the event's producers are investigating because of the mishap. the judge in the trayvon martin murder trial has set bail for george zimmerman at $1 million. the judge initially granted him a bond at $150,000, then later revoked after prosecutors accused him and his wife of lying to the court about the money they had raised. zimmerman and's defense attorney says his client acted out of fear for his family's safety. a south florida lifeguard gets fired after trying to help a swimmer in trouble. he left his designated watch area to rescue someone in an hour out that the lifeguar

dr. elaine kim. [applause] elaine is very proud to accept this award.s out of town and could not be with us this evening. let's give her another round of applause in absentia, and thank you very much. [applause] do i get to keep this? [laughter] >> thank you very much. congratulations to dr. kim, and special thanks to our other nominees. we were like to thank everybody for all of their hard work for their time in coordinating and organizing the awards process. please could give them a round of applause -- please give them a round of applause. [applause] are your stomachs growling? there is a reception, catered by some of the best agent pacific -- asian pacific ches. at this time, i would like to bring up chris, the owner and chef to speak on behalf of all of tonight's chefs. that is a little nervous. i have been speaking to him backstage. give him a really warm welcome, and make him feel really welcome. [applause] >> good evening. thank you. i had a chance to talk to her this evening, backstage. i have to say, does anybody watched "eye on the bay"? she

but even cause headaches but sematech check of dr. kim cps 5.can the giants and the route it at&t we have breaking news and with the a's returned to their walk off magic was seen next. nothing sphere sphere nice hint from this one into the sunshine said rent areas they said to the right side scores won the giant state fortis to leave looking to break a four game losing streak in the eighth sergio group joined scott harrison and a tie the game before it with the seeming justin tanner role of jason day but the giants have come back to scored two in the bottom of the nine pentad that game right now they have the potential loss run at second base. a's and raise and tied the game at 3. databases load in the bottom of the ninth the raiders open training camp and now the first your coach in his speech in the media is anything funny and it's going to be fun watching them.

dr. kim wants to find out how much you really know about pain killers. >> open up a medicine cabinet and here is a quiz. ibuprofen, acetaminophen, or aspirin? for a headache or sore muscle which one is best? take your pick, they all relieve pain but there are differences. ibuprofen and aspirin fight pain by reducing inflammation and acetaminophen works on the parts of the brain that receive pain messages. aspirin works fastest, ibuprofen is strongest, and if he had stomach problems and don't drink alcohol acetaminophen is safer. always read directions before taking any medication. overtime over the counter pain medications might lose,,,,,,,,,, >> here is what we're working on for the 6:00 news. san francisco famous for fisherman's wharf, the golden gate bridge, and the homeless. we asked the mayor what the city will do about it. they are small, silver, and critics say they're dangerous. why the government is fighting to get bucky balls off of store shelves. those stories and much more at 6:00

some of the islands are comfortable and dry quickly and the summer checkup dr. kim cbs five. on the cbs five weather sent to good evening we still have a bit of a breeze outside its blowing out the bay area and now the warmer air that is blowing this way and the day to expected as eyewitness news continues. limb 60 degrees and san francisco 3 degrees below average was all set to 79 degrees and go about we should be near 90 good evening everybody it june bloom alaska and months of the month of july and they have cloudy skies not take a sneak peak toward quick tower to arise a chilly evening into the fifties and low 60s nine santas say the winds are still blowing out of the northwest up to the tenant 20 mi. per hour overnight 50 degrees and sandras that was 56 degrees and senate say we do have a blanket of clouds rolling back into the bay area in 53 and there is so deep. >>> in clearing tomorrow here is your future cast total eight impresas our ever becomes cloudy in the overnight hours of a scrap the clouds of the morning commutes but we still have that went to deal with durin

in tonight summer checkup, dr. kim shows a tip on how to our outsmart the cravings for one of the most popular suites on the planet, chocolate. >> who doesn't love chocolate? researchers have found that small amounts may benefit your heart but some of us love it too much. chocolate is the single most craved food in the country, especially among women. here is a way to bite back. eating chocolate can boost levels of serotonin, the feel- good chemical in your brain. researchers say this boosts may play a role in the craving. to kick the habit they say try eating chocolate only when your levels are naturally high when you wake up in the morning or right after you exercise. another strategy, at low fat dairy, whole grains or protein to your diet. those will also boost serotonin. >> police have found a letter written before and massacre by james holmes, the colorado shooting suspect. [ male announcer ] it started long ago. it's called passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we u

. >> for sun protection you should look for the spf number on lotions and sprays >> dr. kim shows us why the color of our sure also matters >> too much fun in the sun may lead to a painful sundering that can last for days or even put you in hospital. don't get blue over a sunburn, where blue instead. in addition to our sun screen the color of your clothing can add another layer of protection. white t-shirts have an spf of 7, green spf 10, but black or blue t-shirts packed the biggest ponte at 50 spf. color alone is not enough. fiber content and construction play a role. some of the new microfiber nylons >> london olympics officially begin tomorrow with opening ceremonies. the olympic flame is making its way through london right now. along the route the flames stop by buckingham palace and at the globe theater william shakespeare staged his place >> this time it is not president obama but the mayor of london taking jabs at mitt romney after he expressed doubts about security. >> my experience as an olympic organizer is that there are always a few very small things that end up

dr. kim cps 5. the jury today ordered a man who killed his wife to pay their children in order hon riser to raise children $60 million it was more than their attorneys for even asking for. he equates when you fight a case like this for four years than a comeback and punitive damages to be split between them day the san rosalyn is facing a murder charge she tried to run down an ex- boyfriend in the third party and they're dying. how this car slammed into a car which slammed into the victim's car near hall road and nancy name joe vasquez tells us have no case. some of the county's share of officials say it was an argument with an ex-boyfriend that said 28 year- old heather and howell on a high-speed chase a rash of road rage investigators say the export friends at speeds exceeding 100 mi. an hour she never did catch up to him instead just before 4:00 in the afternoon she crossed into another car and then overturned yet another car driven by 56 year-old jesse garcia. witnesses say heard garcia is screa

dr. kimhows us why that is important also. >> too much fun in the sun may lead to a painful sunburnt which can last for days or even land you in the hospital. what to do? do not get blew over a sunburn, where blue instead. in addition to sunscreen, the color of your clothing can add another layer of protection against damaging uv rays. white teachers have an spf of 7, green t-shirts and spf of 10, but black t-shirts or blue t- shirts pack the biggest punch at 50 spf. the color alone is not enough. we've, fiber content, and construction, all play a role. some of the new microfiber nylon is comfortable and dry quickly. thank you. olympic athletes are serious competitors but it is not all about winning, how the u.s. swim about winning, how the u.s. swim team likes,, man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy a

dirichlet's dr. kim csi 5. >>> is the cal bears football team expects a practicing on this new turf and weeks. almost everything about the size acoustics the stadium is a reporter elizabeth cook shows us save the old icon bleachers was almost a lost cause. chickweeds for eric gelman new newer isn't always better. >>> the use of the bleachers from 1923. >>> his the honor of the wooden duck. berkeley company that specializes in custom furniture made with recycled lead. >>> actually we cannot stores for 90 years. usually buys what from old buildings have been torn down and resurrects in the form of tables chairs and bookcases. a recently he stumbled upon defines that is considered a gold mine in the world of reclaimed the lead. the original seats from cal's memorial stadium. >>> it's a big deal for us because we've been in berkeley for 18 years. and where berkeley based company. and this for us to get some berkeley stadium is a very big deal. a big deal and an even bigger hall. eric and it up acquiring abou

dr. kimxplains. >> this 10 year-old has to be careful about what he eats. >> right now i am allergic to peanuts, sesame, and dairy. >> one food that he no longer needs to worry about is eggs, he took part in an oral immunotherapy study. doctors give children tiny amounts of the food every day over a two year time span and at the and 75 percent of the children were able to tolerate much more than when they started. 28 percent, including david, were able to get rid of their allergy completely. >> i love eggs now. >> it is a very common food allergy but most children outgrow by age 5 but some can have all their life. it can be difficult because eggs are in so many other foods like bread and desserts. >> the first thing that he had was french toast and he loved it, and he had no reaction so was it big celebration. >> parents are warned not to try this without medical supervision. >> we need to do more to find out who this is right for and what is the right regiments and can we move this to be a r

dr. kim sumner-mayer, senior advisor, phoenix house center on addiction and the family new york, new york. fran, what is the definition of family within our society currently? that's a very good question. family has changed, the definition. we used to think of family as two parents living in a house with two children and probably a pet or two. now, we have a wide variety of families. we have families that are one parent, single parent, being raised by friends, being raised by grandparents, relatives of all sorts. the good thing about that is it brings the ability of a lot of diversity, a lot of ethnic cultures are different, and i think that across america we have a lot better chance to have families describe themselves in the way that is most comfortable for them. and, nancy, it goes even beyond that. it goes into same sex parenting. it goes into a whole host of other issues, correct? yeah, and i think what's important is, as fran just said, you know, it's how the individual defines for them

we've been drawing these for decade autos dr. kim was one of many breening a sigh of relief today.nd they had based their standard model on its existence. >> i would say we have it as a layman. as a scientist very to say what do we have? >> this emerged after physicists collided known particles at close to the speed of light. they've never seen it but what else to give mass. >> it would be different, it could be a different universe. >> not only did they have to catch it sh they had to prove it to a high standard two. teams and three trillion collisions each a probability of one in 99.99994%. one in a million. >> studies have led to developments which help man kind but anything involved would have to wait 100 years or so. >> then, july 4th nl, the smallest fire works made the biggest bang yet. >> more than 100 pandas descended in london to mark the start of panda awareness week practicing tai chi to spread and increase and extend protection world wide. this group came to the british capitol because of the massive attention it's getting. that is quite a site. >> ahead a local colleg

dr. elaine kim. [applause] elaine is very proud to accept this award.of town and could not be with us this evening. let's give her another round of applause in absentia, and thank applause in absentia, and thank you very muc

dr. kim is here with why doctors are so excited. forget the doctors, wire patient so excited? >> patients are very excited today. the drug is made in mountain view and while there are potential side effects, the fda believes the benefits of the drug may far outweigh the risks of being obese. >> it is a time released medication, the council actually contains 2 already approved prescription drugs in a new formulation. the drugs, when taken together, can cause dramatic weight loss. just ask this 20 year-old. >> i have lost 165 lbs. in one year. >> this was frazier at his heaviest, tipping the scales at 390 lbs.. today the genes that he once for are nearly twice his size. >> it changed my life, i am happy and healthy and it worked. >> the ingredients in the new drug or a stimulant, and a drug that is an anti seizure medication used to treat migraines. one kills your appetite and the other makes you feel awful. >> you get a lot of bang for your buck out of this medication. >> he runs a weight loss clinic in mormon crickets says the two drugs work best with clients seeking to lose w

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l lillian kim has the remarkable tale. >> dr. kill birney's an avid headacheer. last weak he wasen jig the breath taking scenery near big bear lake. his hiking trip took unfortunate turn when he break the left leg. his best friend dan grass of sunnyvale with him. >> kind of took unplanned stop and rolled his leg. he broke his leg and tore some of the tendon in the ankle. >>reporter: camp counselor elizabeth and bryce of santa cruz happened to be in the are area. they radio for help. and in about an hour a chp hopper arrived. chopper landed safely but all of sudden one of the 2 officers was down. his head bleeding. >> it was just an awful sound of the guy's skull getting fractured off the edge of the rotor blade. i knew i mean the blade couldn't hit a rock or something so i knew it hit him. >> as luck would have it he's a critical care doctor with the air force. despite broken leg he hobbled to the helicopter and went to work providing life saving aid to the officer. with the help of °and 2 camp counselors he established and airway. bagged the officer with oxygen

l lillian kim has the remarkable tale. >> dr. kill birney's an avid headacheer. last weak he wasen jig the breath taking scenery near big bear lake. his hiking trip took unfortunate turn when he break the left leg. his best friend dan grass of sunnyvale with him. >> kind of took unplanned stop and rolled his leg. he broke his leg and tore some of the tendon in the ankle. >>reporter: camp counselor elizabeth and bryce of santa cruz happened to be in the are area. they radio for help. and in about an hour a chp hopper arrived. chopper landed safely but all of sudden one of the 2 officers was down. his head bleeding. >> it was just an awful sound of the guy's skull getting fractured off the edge of the rotor blade. i knew i mean the blade couldn't hit a rock or something so i knew it hit him. >> as luck would have it he's a critical care doctor with the air force. despite broken leg he hobbled to the helicopter and went to work providing life saving aid to the officer. with the help of °and 2 camp counselors he established and airway. bagged the officer with oxygen

l lillian kim has the remarkable tale. >> dr. kill birney's an avid headacheer.eath taking scenery near big bear lake. his hiking trip took unfortunate turn when he break the left leg. his best friend dan grass of sunnyvale with him. >> kind of took unplanned stop and rolled his leg. he broke his leg and tore some of the tendon in the ankle. >>reporter: camp counselor elizabeth and bryce of santa cruz happened to be in the are area. they radio for help. and in about an hour a chp hopper arrived. chopper landed safely but all of sudden one of the 2 was down. his head bleeding. >> it was just an awful sound of the guy's skull getting fractured off the edge of the rotor blade. i knew i mean the blade couldn't hit a rock or something so i knew it hit him. >> as luck would have it he's a critical care doctor with the air force. despite broken leg he hobbled to the helicopter and went to work providing life saving aid to the officer. with the help of °and 2 camp counselors he established and airway. bagged the officer with oxygen and put pressure on his head. >> one po

dr. antonini and i are to keep -- i just don't think it is fair with regards to this commissioner. supervisor kim: i apologize if i was not clear at the board meeting today. i believe that values matter what we are determining who are commissioners are and i said that the rules committee and i apologize it was not clear the last two times i spoke. geographic diversity matters, ethnic and gender diversity matters and so to the values we prioritize and our priority making. yes, everything comes back the full board and i get that. but i would like to see other priorities placed in the planning commission and i would like ones that represent the southeast sector, where the development is happening that represents the latino and lgbt communities. i would like to see some of that address. this has been said, cindy wu represent many of the values i would like to see as we continue to do planning and land use in the city. one of them is affordable housing. we all agree there's not enough affordable housing in many constituents say there is not enough affordable housing in the city. i would like a commiss

dr. mcclellan is helping them understand the value of learning. >> when you get out, visit harbor's ferry and see this for yourself. >> reporter: for shi kimlark, it's been an awakening. >> everything is jumping out at me right now. like wow. these are things i didn't know before. >> reporter: and education that might one day help her earn a job and her freedom. big parker, fox 5 news. >>> coming up, a popular website said nearly a half million passwords were exposed. who is responsible. >>> before you play the lottery, consult this guy. how he managed to hit the jackpot twice in a matter of months. months. matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matters. this message. . >>> yahoo! -- yahoo! is confirming that hackers stole passwords to 400,000 accounts. a group called themselves the d- three-d company is claiming responsibility for the attack. the user names and passwords were stolen from an older file and less than 5% had valid passwords. >>> wells fargo will pay $175 million to celt accusations it violated fair lending laws by discame nit -- dis