he's here, dr. mannyou know, your thoughts as we watch this and think about the, you know, physical limitations of being down there and how well, really, these guys seem to look. >> the whole thing has been the preparation, the last 68 days, a lot of experts, physiologists, therapists, they have been focusing on building these men to be in great shape, you know, we talk about how they were controlling their hydration, because, it is very hot down there and were doing exercises. they were doing some, you know, stimulating their minds, so that they would not have issues of entrapment. so, all of that really paid off. i mean, this is -- you know, i call this a miracle. i don't expect any of these men to have any long term health consequences. since we have been monitoring this carefully, and, all of them, you see their coming out in great physical shape and yes, they'll go to the hospital and get all the physicals they need, and there will be a lot of psychological counseling, but to me, the preparation prio

dr. manny alvarez, head of fox news health, doctor, thank you. jenna: dr. manny, stand by. i have another story, we got to ask you about this, researchers are warning people of a health risk linked to our laptop computer, medical reports are identifying a condition called toasted skin syndrome, caused by repeatedly resting your laptop on your lap, on your legs, the computer can cause an unusual looking skin opinion on the top of the thighs, it kind of toasts your skin, browns it a little bit. a young boy developed this condition because he was playing vedo games on his laptop for hours on end, day after day for several months. have you heard about that? >> i don't believe t i think that this is an interesting story, but i just don't believe it. it may make lawyers happy, by the way, but it's -- and it's not going -- it's not going to get covered by insurance companies, but the only thing we know for a fact is the heat of these laptops could interfere with reproductive chances, especially in men because of their high temperature. aoeult not going to get into the specifics bu

dr. manny, the baby doctor, weighs in. >> you're not talking about that bottle of water. >> not the water, that's correct, jon. >>> plus how would you like to dunk on the president? how would you like that? or sarah palin, even? the new video game that lets you watch your skills with real power players. that's next. jon: deadly floods sweep across parts of arab kwrarbgs hundreds of people are dead, in vietnam, nearly 50 people -- 50 people were killed, two dozen missing, rescue efforts are difficult. in southern china, more than 200,000 people, can you imagine that, forced to get out of their villages. in indo nes kwrarbgs security forces are looking for survivors under homes collapsed by mud and debris, 91 people reported killed in that country. >>> here in the u.s., it is far away from tornado alley but four tornadoes ripped through northern arizona. we are just getting in the first pictures now. the powerful twisters pushing tractor trailers off highways, destroying homes, all of this is in

cells has taken place, this is in connection with they company, dmoen as -- known as geron, and, dr. mannym our medical a-team will look at this, next hour on happening now. about 35 minutes away. arthel: in california, several large unions like the teamsters getting into the marijuana business, the unions are adding new members, to grow pot for a living, right now, for medical purposes. but, as you know, growing marijuana is illegal under federal laws, and are the unions in the golden state taking a risk here? live in san francisco, claudia cowan, what is going on? >> reporter: well, you know, the unions really see this industry as one that is growing, here in california. and, they are right. with thousands of people who are growing, and selling medical marijuana and now, a ballot measure in next month's election to legalize pot use for adults in recreational manner, gaining in the polls and organized labor groups wants to expand their membership and employees want workplace rights, they certainly can't get any protections under federal labor laws, and, they also say they welcome the legi

dr. manny's cup. our country's first all female team straight ahead on this thursday. "fox & friends."a day care full of kids, house chickens. call a day's work. call 1-800-steemer i love my curves. but the love i have for strawberry shortcake, threw a curve at my curves so i threw it right back... with yoplait light -- around 100 calories. now i love my curves in all the right places. ♪ >> a new study finds that light drinking during pregnancy may be safe? but this goes against what most doctors have been telling pregnant women for years. here to explain our medical a team, doctors manny alvarez and mark siegel. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> this is your specialty, you're an ob/gyn. women can drink while they're pregnant? >> listen, this study basically asks a basic question. if a woman has a drink or two while she's pregnant, is it safe for the baby? and it appears to be safe, you know, this is a large study. 11,000 women over x amount of time. they looked at children at the age of 3 and age of 5, they did not find any cognitive or any kind of behavioral problem but yo