we're turning to the fox medicac team dr. mike live in fill g i morning to you, dr. juice and the sun. okay. explain this one. o >> reporter: all right.ig so you're on the beach.. you're having a marguerita or perhaps some beere with some lime there, and you get some lime juice on your skii and then you sit out in the sun because it's a beautiful day, and then to your horror you seee a very bad sunburn wherever the lime juice went. and that is called very simply a fido photo dermatitis. dermati >> we're looking at the imagesge dr. mike she look horrible. what i can compare it toan compa sometimes you do seafood and you put lime or some sort of citrus juice on it actually cooks it. that's in essence what'sssence happening with your skin, in itn >> reporter: well, what'ss happening is there are chemicala entities in the lime juice andja you see this in other plants. things -- other citrus plants,ls and what it does, it's photo gets on your skin, it reacts with the sunlight, the uv radiation and can really make you burn very quickly and more seriously than if you didn't

where you been. >> alex. >> dr. mike, we love you. ing,x where are you, man? come on, alex. come on! >> let's go.et's g >> thanks, mike. good to see you.go >> i want win. i w >> love you guys. >> of course kristen bellen b celebrity coming out and sharins her story.ory >> it makes a big difference.nc you see somebody like that step up you feel like it's okay forsa me.me >> right. >> it's okay for me. it' >> hi, guys. >> this weather, you know,no causing a lot of people to feele a little blue actually.y. ♪ ♪ >> is this your version? >> differ version. >> this is the one i'm moreis t familiar with. >> is this the one you love. >> um-hmm. >> should i do the weather. weah >> you should. it makes me happy on gloomy day. we're looking at cloud cover c rain showers continue across the area and, yes, they'll keephell falling on your head.ou by afternoon maybe just cloud cover with, yeah, unfortunately rather gloomy conditions set ton continue here for our tuesday.ed 58 now in dulles. bwi marshall 55.al and upper 50s at reaganga national. we've

. >> dr. mike quinncy everybody was there. >> it was a fun night. >> except for steve keely. >> what's the deal with the guy. >> lots of folks asked about him. >> he was original member you joined the show what? >> a year and a half in, yeah. >> there we are. thanks for everybody who came out and all the good wishes during the whole month of celebration. and now life goes on. let's talk about what we have in the lives right now. you'll need the umbrella at times all week long. it looks like we have unsettled weather week ahead. we'll warn about you that off the bat. let's look more closely as we look at storms in ohio headed our way. what's going on now down in southern delaware some thunderstorms moving through around salisbury, maryland, in philadelphia a share of shower showers. they're not as heavy. but they're around. and it's damp out there. 49 degrees. easterly breeze at 7 miles an hour. 5:59 now sunrise time. things changed over the weekend that we have longer days, and visibility is an iss

the warrants say that dr. mike shullenburg prescribed medications for prince on april 20th and 27th the day before he died. it did not mention the identity of the medications and there are reports that shullenburg was treating prince for withdrawal symptoms from painkillers. >>> nasa has identified more than 1000 new planets spotted by the kepler space telescope. researchers say they used the telescope data to identify 1284 previously unknown planets in the galaxy. scientists say more than 500 of them appear earth sized but rocky. nine of the planets in the rare gold dee lock zone, not too hot and not too cold. >>> we will tell you why some people chose to wait hours just to get inside this new restaurant. >>> tracking the weather. you notice the warmup today got up there inland, up in the 80s. waller still as we head into your wednesday. the fox 2 weather report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> a destination spot for dumplings. the world famous restaurant opened its doors in the south bay. the taiwan

. >> dr. mikel get the details from him coming up next. ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ >> live hook in old towniv alexandria right there.. memorial to presidentsi washington. >> yes. >> 8:30 right now.>> 8:30 get to health news. important develops in colonvelon cancer screening this morning.ei it is tough getting through a a colonscopy hand. let me tell you.lou limited eating might have impacc on the procedure.on p plus screening is not just for t folks over 50 any more.e. the fox medical team's dr. mike. cirigliano joins us live to explain.ai good morning. good to see you. >> hello allison and steve. s how are you guys.uy >> hi, mike g morning i'm a little bit upset i recently inel full disclosure turned 50 i made sure i got my colonscopy. >> she starved her herself and was krahn see.ahn see. drinking that whole thing thewh worst part

fox medical contributor dr. mike cirigliano talk to mike jerrick on good day in ocean city this morning. >> why do they keep using the term super bug? is that what she has? >> well, we are finding the bacteria like everything else tries to exist on the planet. it changes its dna, and it survives by becoming resistant to antibiotics. this one is scary for two reasons. one, it has in itself something called plasma little bit of dna in there and it can spread to other bacteria leading to bacteria that are resistant to just about everything. so i don't want to alarm people. but this is something that is going to be very, very concerning and we have to deal with it. >> this type of antibiotic resistant bacteria has been found in other countries, but never here in the united states. the woman had not traveled recently outside of the country. >>> president obama making a historic trip to hiroshima. what the president said about the use of nuclear weapons and his hopes for the future. >>> and this manmade it his mission to s

mike: dr. wilson is proud of howard partnership with the komen organization working with the local groups to reduce health disparities among underresourced and underserved women. >> raising funds. supporti for women in our community. mike: because she understands, because she empathizes her patients adore her. alison: what strong woman. abc7 and newschannel8 are the media sponsor for saturday's komen race for the cure. you can track the stories we'll run leading up to the event. use #seeitpink. we have live coverage from the race from the national mall on our sister station newschannel8. leon: it gets bigger year after year. still ahead on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- an exact replica of stonehenge. would you believe there is one in virginia? we tell you why the artist who built it says he will give it to you on one condition. alison: plus, getting despite not breaking the law. the action that will get you an unusual ticket from d.c. police. why many say it's a good idea. horace: "7 on your side" is a

>> larry: mike, when the three of us went to counseling together, what did dr. tanner say? t larry and rory. they're sorry and they won't hurt me again. >> larry: and that's real, my brother. that (bleep) is real. >> i love you, mike. let's just do a great second half of this segment. >> all right. >> larry: great. now rory will be against voter i.d. laws and mike will try to undo 300 years of progress for blacks. ready? >> sounds good. >> but dr. tanner said-- >> larry: and begin! >> (bleep) my life. all right, i guess voter i.d. laws are an important safeguard against fraud because one foundation of a solid democracy is believing the process is fair. >> wow! look, anti-black-rights advocate mike yard has reached a new low! while you're at it, mike, why not just repeal the 15th amendment! >> oh, my god! oh, my god! look, what i'm being forced to argue here is for a more legit process so people will stop accusing black people of election fraud! >> what self-hating african-american mike yard forgets is voter i.d. laws don't just affect blacks-- about whom he does not care-- t

and dr. mike smith, washington represent for a pharmaceutical company. thank you all. [applause] today we welcome to our podium expert in safeguarding the health of the american people, dr. tom frieden, director of the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention. he's especially concerned these days about the growing threat that the zika virus poses for the health not only of americans but also for the world's population. as many of you know the zika virus can now cause severe birth defects. microcephaly, did i say that right? that results in babies born with small heads and underdeveloped brains and other problems. t's also also been linked to guillen-barre syndrome that can result in paralysis and death. three months ago, the world health organization declared the zika outbreak an international emergency of concern. as of mid may, the c.d.c. reported it's monitoring 279 pregnant women in u.s. states and territories for possible zika infection and the agency increased its testing capacity for the virus in the u.s. as the summer mosquito season begins. frieden has b

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dr. ron paul. do you agree with senator sasse's assessment? >> there should be more competition and more democracy. my beef is we are mike can the world safe for democracy. we have been doing it for years. we send our troops over there. i don't think we have democracy at home. the invisible shadow government has more control in the the two parties. so there is really no democracy. because we are in such a mess, people get confused. i'm delighted to hear sasse's suggestion. the attempts that have been made with the green part crane libertarian party, they are exclude. unless you are a billionaire or have celebrity status you can't get any attention. kennedy: it seems like the media is ignoring his suggestion. he said it's time for the libertarian party get together to make a serious argument and advance a rang of policies that's unite conservatives and libertarians? >> i think it's critical that we bring people together. it's something i tried to address for years. but instead of compromising and becoming radical moderate and middle of the roaders, this is especially open for libertarians. they can work with somebody who

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dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. ed today, i would like some clarification on a few things. lemonis: have you changed your mind? mikedy agrees that we're gonna lock up 15% for the employees -- mike: we think 10% would be a little more reasonable. lemonis: so, you want to renegotiate, then. mike: there's one other issue. lemonis: what's the other issue? mike: and that's using the proceeds to buy out josh. lemonis: so, now you don't want to give josh his money? mike: well, for $50,000 of the company's money to leave, buying out one investor -- lemonis: 'cause his ass is working here on the floor for no pay. he thinks he's getting a raw deal because i'm trying to do right by the people that do all the work and make this place go? if it wasn't for them, i may walk out that door and never look back. i'm disappointed. i'd be lying to you if i told you i wasn't. either that deal that we made is a good deal or it's not a good deal. mike: if chris is gone, we would like to see 10%. and we're willing to make that carve out -- lemonis: so, your counteroffer is $300,000 and the employees only have 10%? -mike: mm-hmm. lemonis: a

mike. they're ge down there now.down tre n we'll check in with them a t little bit later.er drink up. drpeople that are reallylly working. i mean we are.mean >> thanks for staying it wuss for the 10a.. i'm steve along holly, maureen and wisdom. wisdo another big even in the nation' cass top this week. w >> thousands of other students o also in the dc area but they're here for a spelling bee. annual spelling bee.al spellin this year's contestants can expect a difficult word list wd tweaked after the last two years ended in ties they want to makek more difficult for challenging.n the bee will be televised liveev on espn3 and the champion or champions will be determined in the final tomorrow and making it to the scripps national spellins bee is amazing a chief many n fr any kid for 11 year old neall being born deaf made his journeu difficult.ffic aft receiving cochlear implantsp he had to train his brain to understand spoken words andnd after countless hours of speechs theraphe nation's top spellers. sller so we wish him the best of luck. >> yes. >> all of them luck. allf them l >> what a c

dr. posen: i believe the june meeting is very live. i think john lawyers, th -- john williams, is the median voter on the median ofs the fmoc. this is, when you have job growth as mike was discussing before the break of you000 a month, unless believe the phillips curve system is broken, you will want to raise rates. tom: a question for you as a member of the city. why is wall street so lethargic right now? is it adam posen's fault? is the policy making machine so confused that there is so much uncertainty that wall street is fixated and thus lethargic? geoffrey: i think it is less to do with this side or the sell side if you're asking about trading, activity and revenues. i think it is one thing on the part of investors, private, institutional. they have been chopped around in january and february and suddenly seeing a pick up. are they willing to extend their interest and risk based on what they've seen over the past few weeks? look at the rba, how they dismissed the china pickup altogether. it's not sustainable. we need to rebalance her own economy. they cut rates. that mood is prevailing. francine: thank you for joining us today. adam posen stays with us. coming

mike. >>> hayden panettiere still struggling with postpartum asking for help. >>> the new headline about gluten-free die yets and your children. why they could be doing more harm than good. drbig or go home >>> it's our epic campout finale. ♪ the hills are alive >>> mountains and glaciers and bears, oh, my. >> hey there. >> don't forget joey fatone saddling up for one wild ride. ♪ good to be alive right about now ♪ >>> all that and nice guy russell crowe is here and, meghan trainor is all about that "gma" as we say -- >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i hope you're feeling this way and i can't help loving myself ♪ ♪ and i don't see nobody else nah-uh ♪ >> we are excited to have meghan trainor here making headlines not only for her new record, thank you, but also giving thanks -- getting thanks from her fans for her stance against body shaming. she'll speak out live and also perform for us. >> what a voice she has. cannot wait for that. >>> big finale of our big campout celebrating 100 years of america's national parks and camping under the stars. one of our stars, joey fatone going down the trail. they had some fun and we've been having fun with this all w

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