(dr. make) peter, i'd be very concerned about. lisa mentioned this. about whether this was, the onset was acute or was chronic. those lung sounds indicate to me she might also have pneumonia now and so i think it's important to figure out what's happening right now. (peter) okay. (dr. make) in terms of the acuity of the presentation. (peter) what else do you want to do? (dr. levy) not to jumto any conclusions but when you hear a story of tobacco use over thirty years and shortness of breath on exertion you immediately start thinking of obstructive lung disease. but rales on physical exam, as barry was pointing out, are peculiar and you start wondering about does she have an acute pneumonia that's going on right now. (lisa) or does she have congestive heart failure. (dr. levy) right. (lisa) there's a lot of other things that you'd want to. (peter) but they did do a spirometry. (lisa) okay. (peter) and the results from the spirometry, i've got the actual numbers. fev1 over fvc, what's that? (dr.

dr. oz: make it better or worse? >> no, feels good. dr. oz: for muscle aches and pains, it makes sense. as a surgeon, i'm over the table like this. it's a procedure i do because it relaxes the back of my neck. >> thank you very much. dr. oz: lower back pain, how are you? >> good. dr. oz: that's the cause of your lower back pain? >> i'm a busy mom. i'm constantly lifting bending. at t e day, i get a lot of back pain, lower back. dr. oz: almost everyone in this country will have back pain. there must have been a solution thousands of years old for this. >> people who have bad back pain or slipped disks shouldn't do too much forward bending which unfortunately they do when they left. backward bending is very healing for that. we can show you the cobra. dr. oz: the crow bra! sounds cool. there has been a lot of research for decades how they help with pain. >> you lie on your stomach, bring your palms down. it's similar to the upward dog but easier. you keep the legs on the floor and you just push the upper body up. you notice extreme pain in the low back, no, it shouldn't be extreme. just a

transactions of the markets in san francisco because the t drs are unique and we want the recommends on the programs to refine it and to make recommendations of the publicly owned properties. just a quick review of the t drs. it's from a preservation property to ultimately, the it updated property. the term also referred to the limits. under the t dr program landmarks go consult t dr folks to make sure the code is being followed. the purpose of our study was to review the market and our method daughter-in-law was to review the database. it was a very expensive database. we also looked at body the price of t dr but it was difficult to find base it wasn't until the end of 2010 so that's something now we get information on. so we interviewed brokers and other t dr market stakeholders to get information. we looked programs in other cities. we were guided by a committee led by the planning department. and in addition to planning staff we also had the real estate division and the controllers office and the office of capital planning. i'd like to thank tim frye and others who spent a lot of time with us answering our questions and

does this make the diagnosis? (dr.ster) i, i still, i personally wouldn't call it a dysfunction, but i think that the semantics of that don't matter. the question is, are we going to address this further, and, and so if she's saying that it affects her relationship, then i would find out more about. (peter) she's worried about it. (dr. shuster) .about their relationship. and then we absolutely should explore it further. (peter) how do you help dora. (dr. schwartz) well, what i would say, if some patient came to someone here, and said, you know, i've given up tennis because my elbow hurts. we'd say, boy, it's important that you enjoy tennis. we'll fix your elbow, even though your elbow can get you through a normal day, you can't play tennis anymore. and i would hear this and think, this is a woman who hasn't had an orgasm. (dr. tiefer) ever, ever? (dr. schwartz) it's not clear from that. either. (peter) it's not clear from this note. she says she's certainly not having orgasms now. (dr. schwartz) .if she's ever had it o

dr. oz: hope that is helpful. you have two weeks to make your teeth whiter. is happening in two weeks? >> i have a destination wedding that i'm going to next month. dr. oz: the clock is ticking, two weeks. >> the beauty of two weeks is that we can get that contact time, you got to be really good with it. you want to do it multiple days in a row. these strips were a great breakthrough starting about 10 years ago when they came up with the idea of taking hydrogen peroxide and impregnating it into a strip. it's applied and it's, again, very important that when you apply to the teeth, you don't get it on the gums, ok. it wraps on the teeth. what it does, it's starting to develop this concept of closing the system, not letting the oxygen escape like they do in the paint on and the pens. he'll get better efficacy in a shorter period of time period of time. >> after i put the strip on, how long before i can eat or trink something? >> the strips stay on for a good 25, 30 minutes. then it's good not to have anything stainy, anything that would stain a white shirt, cof

and if this project was unbias and we would take the dr and make the modifications and it would not just basically say that because it was an agreement that means that we have to up hold the agreement. i think that only comes after we have given the type of guidance we are asked to give you. and so, i basically want to take issue in the interpretation of commissioner sugaya and more trend towards what commissioner hillis understands we cause and interpret and so i am more in support and more support of your motion while to have taking the dr and modifying the project and look at the plans and see a lot of what we can agree on and what guidance we want to give the project when we are out. >> commissioner borden. >> i think that what the struggle is for us, i feel terrible that this agreement was not lifed up to and that the neighborhood felt like they had agreed to something and now sponsor is in a different direction, it is our policy whether it is ccnrs or deeds or other sorts of easements or other private agreements that is not our jurisdiction because that is not our jurisdiction and

dr. caylee stevens. i make a motion we move sally stevens for seat 5. all right. i second, that motion >> can we take each seat one at that time. >> i can do it either way. there's a motion for seat 5 i guess for dr. stevens. while any objection that motion is moved >> i'd like to make a motion we support mr. marks for seat number 3. >> is there a second for that? >> is a i make a comment please first. so after refusing t resisting t applications and hearing from the folks that have been here i definitely seeing the things mr. marks would do well, but i don't want to miss out on the opportunity to appoint jennifer and russel i'm sorry. i'm not pronouncing his name. i think i appreciate those two in particular is the volunteerism around relishes as that relates to things that are important when dealing with animal welfare in our city. i i know that stray cats and a stray animals can get completely out of control so the fact that she's been volunteering in this xament during her own time says a lot about her desire and she can create the kind of policies that would

and i will make a motion to take dr and approve the project with the several conditions, one would be that the air filtration exhaust system be installed and especially addressing the odor issue. and that it is a code issue so that is not in our camp. that the kitchen not be used as a come sarry kitchen to provision the food truck and i think that is about it. >> hours. >> no, i'm not going to go there. >> what they are. >> i think that the hours that extend, that it would be only until ten,; is that correct?? >> currently the hours to be limited from 6:00 a.m. to 10 p.m. >> right. >> i'm okay with that. >> as i understand it, it cannot be used as the primary come sarry, but we would not have prohibitio n. the parking over night. >> no over night parking. in regards to the air filtration, system it seemed that they were going to repair the existing system and the variety of the air filtration on the market and maybe it would help here, and i know that there is one on extreme called the smog hog and it burns off and i think that it has an after burn and burns off grease and things like

. >> may i make dr. nakasone my witness? i'll call him this moment as my witness and ask him that question as my witness. >> he's not here as law enforcement to testify as to what law enforcement does. so even if you were to do that, there would be an objection that would be explained. >> let me explore that. thank you. >> dr. nakasone, who do you work for? >> i work for the federal bureau of investigation. >> is that part of the department of justice? >> that is correct. >> and before that did you work for law enforcement in los angeles? >> yes. >> do you participate in training? both for yourself and to train others? >> yes, i do. >> are the techniques developed in science and in the laboratory to avoid listener bias part of what might -- would disseminate to the field agents so when they conduct their investigation, they would want to do that consistently with the practice of the laboratory that's ultimately going to be evaluating the evidence? >> the -- our practice another the lab is meant to be applied by forensic exam

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dr. nancy snyderman. >> make this design for me. >> reporter: at the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota, 63-year-old architect david cane is healthy and volunteering in a study that could help find a treatment for alzheimer's. >> begin. >> reporter: by targeting the disease at its earliest stages. >> we give medications to people, improves their memory a little bit, improves their social interaction abilities a little bit, but it really doesn't alter the long-term outcome of the disease. >> reporter: to figure out what's an early warning sign for alzheimer's versus normal memory loss, researchers at brigham and women's hospital asked 200 healthy volunteers, ages 65 to 87, to report concerns about their own memory. each also got a brain scan, looking for buildup of amyloid plaque, a protein deposit associated with alzheimer's disease. it turns out those who were most anxious about their memory also had the highest levels of plaque, meaning people can likely sense when something is going wrong. doctors are exploring this possible connection by tracking the group to see if any get the disea

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and now, i think that we should accept it and i am going to make a motion to take dr, and approve the original project that was filed back when mr. wang wrote this e-mail. >> agreements are made between private property owners and neighbors that result in the withdraw of a discretion review. because that agreement is made, that does not necessarily mean that the staff's position would have been to take the discretionary review, what it does is eliminates the dr. >> and my point of why we do this. >> right. >> is to eliminate the dr. >> otherwise, why would we be involved in telling people to work it out in the first place? >> because the neighbor has the right to submit a permit to make modifications. >> it makes a mockery of the whole process. >> commissioners i think that there is a misunderstanding. >> staff did not approve a agreement. >> i know that the staff did not approve anything. the staff worked it out. it is a private agreement. i understand that. we have no jurisdiction over that. we want them to work it out privately and en we should respect that process >> i don't think

with the project sponsor and have a system specified on the plans, and i think that to the dr requestor they can make the discussion what they want to staff. >> it sounds like you have equipment information. >> this is the malatron abasement system, and this is what the applicant has already applied for and this is the filter that we would ask him to follow through with. and there has been a lot of going back and forth saying that we will not do it, and we just ask that he do what is on the permit which is the malatron system and it is not expensive. >> okay. >> thank you. >> do you want to motion the equipment or better than? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> fine. >> you just have to work with staff. >> commissioner wu? >> thank you. >> i just want to understand the distinction between the come sarry or not. and so with the motion that has been made then, where is the restriction? is it that food cannot be loaded on to a truck? is it that there has to be some sort of proof that it is being sold on site? >> it cannot be used as the primary prep kitchen for the food truck and the home base, if you will for the fo

making, isn't it probative -- isn't it possible, sunny? >> i don't think so because of the level that was found in his blood. i mean, ask dr. k, he's sitting right next to you. it doesn't make a lot of sense. >> sunny, the problem is is there are dui lawyers all over florida tonight who have ordered the transcript of the prosecutor's argument in this case because they're going to throw it in the prosecutor's face every single day because -- >> and if we were talking about a dui case, that would make sense. >> it doesn't matter. they say they are impaired. that's the whole issue. and i think and i'm with you, sunny, because i've made this argument countless times that it probably doesn't impair but i guarantee you when you have those jurors and you're arguing to them in the closing argument and you start talking about the things that can be wrong with somebody and the paranoiparanoi they're not going to get into all of, this they're not going to get into the weeds of all of this -- excuse the pun. they're going to understand he was on something and that something got out of control and he was going out to get sugar and most p

dr. marc. >> i think this is making the same kind of point about personalized medicine that we just made on omega 3s. are aspirin for everyone? for years i said everybody over the age of 50 should take it, taking in mind the risk of -- we know that 25% of the people who are on aspirin have strokes anyway, have heart attacks anyway, so the question is is there a group that doesn't respond as well to aspirin? it's something called aspirin response signature. i know you love that. >> how do you know if you're part of that group? >> aspirin response signature? are you part of the group that responds to aspirin or not? well, at duke they're looking at genetic material, rna they call t it's called rna, to see if your platelets or the things that make your blood stick are responding to aspirin or not responding to aspirin. i'll tell you why that's important. when you have a heart attack, you get a plague in your artery, coronary artery that burst, and up come the platelets and they stick and you get a blood clot. we need the aspirin to prevent that from forming. if the aspirin is not working i can tell

and the dr only lasted a couple of months, because we do work on the agreement. and that is the key point that i want to make. that the staff person kind of going off. and we reached it, and we withdraw the dr and the agreement was that the owners were shrink the size of the deck and that the plan and that changes. and the developer complied with the agreement and the owners moved in and the owners moved in, they promptly expanded the deck and put the glass screen up against where it is very visible on the west wall. we did not immediately file this dr, instead we had meetings but the owners would not budge, i think that it is important that the record shows that the current owners, were divorced from the developers and were working with him all along and in the submission, to this body, and that they say that the developer told the applicants that they had agreed to the design modifications and we think that they went in knowing about this deal and i don't know how they couldn't have. it is the same architect. and you can see and he told them all about, and the developer did not say anything that i had a pr

dr. reggie matias, as he was making his way to visit an idu inmate who was hoping to work his way out. >> part of the charm of the indiana state prison. it's like a ride at disney land. >> the inmate dr. matias is meeting is brian collins who is serving 60 years for a variety of charges. including rape. >> that dude you're talking to should be on "to catch a predator." he shouldn't be on "lockup." >> collins had a history of violence in prison as well. he once stabbed an inmate nine times and spent the last 7 1/2 years in the idu. now after a period of good behavior, he's requested a move to the chronic care unit. a steppingstone toward general population. >> you've done a lot of time in seg, and i don't know, maybe it's inevitable that you'll end up having to do more time in seg. >> i hope not. >> i keep trying to create situations for you so that it can be different. >> i've done a lot of violent things. in prison when you do violent things, it comes back to you. can't get away from it. >> dr. matias fears that if collins makes the move he might run into at least one of his old enemies.

we are never going to get there if we continue to make ourselves enemies. >> we'll leave it there. dr. carson, congresswoman edwards we hope we contributed to the conversation. thank you both. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. >> up next the city of detroit makes history reaching a new low -- declaring bankruptcy. we'll talk about city's emergency manager next. be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know

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to the german capital and dr alexander takes the billing commissioner for data protection and freedom of information thank you very much for coming on to r.t. today what you make of germany's data protection dr g. think this is an and to win votes or do they have a genuine concern for privacy. i think this issue is much more than a mere election issue it is something very substantial at stake right now as all federal president has pointed out under the german law and the german constitution there is a fundamental right of informational self-determination or privacy as you might call it and data protection commissioners all over the world have for a long time called for an international treaty to have privacy regulations in place to protect individual privacy and data when surfing the internet and crossing borders and now the n.s.a. scandal is just the last tip into the water to do this problem to make it completely clear that we urgently need an international agreement in this fear you say that the g. feel is these measures that only been put in place now with this reaction is only happened because of snowden's revelations of the revelations mr snowden has mad

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and i will make a motion to take dr and approve the project with the several conditions, one would be that the air filtration exhaust system be installed and especially addressing the odor issue. and that it is a code issue so that is not in our camp. that the kitchen not be used as a come sarry kitchen to provision the food truck and i think that is about it. >> hours. >> no, i'm not going to go there. >> what they are. >> i think that the hours that extend, that it would be only until ten,; is that correct?? >> currently the hours to be limited from 6:00 a.m. to 10 p.m. >> right. >> i'm okay with that. >> as i understand it, it cannot be used as the primary come sarry, but we would not

city would have large secto sectors. >> now it seems like the point of this is to make it easier for someone who wants t drs to assembly them did i get that correct. >> yes. >> even though there are only two and a half that are to the siege from two and a half owners of taser dr from the project. >> on average yeah, but there's another purpose of this we weren't ask to look at it and that's the policy aspect. from the sale of public - >> two fifths of the community. but i noticed there are a lot of ones close to the end of the report those can be taxed >> they are not right now but they can be. >> there was a lawsuit in california and they're a form of lawsuit in the bundle of property rights but it wasn't a statewide decision so yeah. in other states they're considered property tax. and that's something that the city and county of san francisco could look into. that's what? >> a policy issue. >> yeah. sure buttid strike me as perhaps another aspect of this that ought to be examined with some care. >> i didn't put down all the recommendations but the city could consider implementing a payment of property ta

but we're never going to get there if we continue to make ourselves into enemies. >> chris: all right. we'll have to leave it there. dr. carson, congresswoman edwards, we hope we contributed to the conversation. thank you both. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. >> thank you. >> pleasure. thank you. >> chris: up next, the city of detroit makes history, reaching a new low, declaring bankruptcy. we'll talk with the city's emergency manager next. >> chris: this week detroit became the largest city in u.s. history to file for bankruptcy, facing an estimated debt of $19 billion. kevyn orr is detroit's emergency manager who has to figure out how to run the city. mr. orr, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> chris: on friday a county judge ordered that the bankruptcy filing be withdrawn because she said that it violates the rights of the city pensioners. let's put up on the scene, because article 9, section 24 of the michigan constitution says the, quote, financial benefits of each pension plan and retirement system of the state and its political subdivision sham not be diminished. the state is

dr. evil. >> shaved head glasses kind of make the eye different. >> great rate here. >> european accent. of. >> that's out of a bond movie. >> got to work open the wind noise a little bit. he posted the footage on you tube. you would have worn those. >> yes. pretty good. >> thrown off the head. >> may have made a catch with those on. a little baseball. giants continue to struggle. barry falls on the road. courtesy of the phillies and a look for the fifth straight win. but they collide with the win. but they collide with the blue jay. trust me >> coming up tonight on 7 news at 11:00. you have the right to protest but does that include carrying a hammer or a wrench. tonight oakland push to change the way police deal with protestors. >> first time a representative of san jose gold club is answering questions about just what will go on behind closed doors at this gentlemen establishment. gin those stories tonight at 11:00 on channel 7. rate now mike is here with sports for us. >> baseball to start you off. a's gave 2009 first round pick. grant green a look in recent week. obviously didn't lik

making. thank you for coming on to cnn and we'll talk more about what you said. i want to bring in dr. you know, he makes a very good point talking about studies that said that. i'm surprised that the ad was pulled because many people think when it comes to marijuana it's like same-sex marriage and over. not a story anymore. so but what are the impacts of alcohol and marijuana, the use on the body and how do they differ? help us understand that. >> well, i think first of all in terms of safety, we have to talk about different time periods. so, for example, we could look at immediate effects within 24 hours. we can talk about short-term effects and long-term effect which is are more over the course of years so i think they're right when they say that marijuana is safer maybe within that immediate time period. there are people who have alcohol related overdoses from having a large amount of alcohol or large quantity at any one point and marijuana by itself isn't shown to have overdose deaths, at least immediately unless it's in combination of other drugs but we don't know about the short

but we're never going to get there if we continue to make ourselves into enemies. >> chris: all right. we'll have to leave it there. dr. carson, congresswoman edwards, we hope we contributed to the conversation. thank you both. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. >> thank you. >> pleasure. thank you. >> chris: up next, the city of detroit makes history, reaching a new low, declaring bankruptcy. we'll talk with the city's emergency manager next. i'm here at my house on thanksgiving day, and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. go talk to your doctor. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >> chris: this week detroit became the largest city in u.s. histo

but we're never going to get there if we continue to make ourselves into enemies. >> all right. we're going to have to leave it there. dr. carson, congresswoman edwards, we hope we contributed to the conversation. thank you both. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. >> thank you. >> pleasure. thank you. >>> up next, the city of detroit makes history, reaching a new low, declaring bankruptcy. we'll talk with the city's emergency manager next. peace of mind is important when you're running a business. century link provides reliable it services like multi-layered security solution to keep your information safe & secure. century link. your link with what's next. >>> this week detroit became the largest city in u.s. history to file for bankruptcy facing an estimated debt of $19 billion. kevyn orr is detroit's emergency manager who now has to figure out how to run the city. mr. orr, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me. >> on friday a county judge ordered that the bankruptcy filing buó6nq! ]9because she said that it violates the rights of the city pensioners. and let's put up on the screen, because