dr phillipe lam says symptoms include any unusal pain or swelling down there, along with any sign of blood in the urine. ((8:45 dr phillipe lam/halthcare partners: "that's examination, look for any assemetry, any swelling, look for any pain and then well go from there." )) ((paul joncich)) >> dr lam says an ultrasound will likely be ordered to get a clear diagnosis. approximatly 9-thousand men in the u.s. are diagnosed each year with testicular cancer. bicyclist lance armstrong is one of many who've beaten it. the key is early detection. so don't let men's health month go by without assesing your health - and making an appointe check-up./// ((weather toss)) ((katie boer)) good evening...i'm tracking some season with our first widespread freeze arriving overnight and early tomorrow morning across portions of clark county. ................. that freeze warning remains in effect from 2 am to 8 am wednesday with widespread minimum temperatures 28-32 time this season across portions of central and northeast clark counties in nevada and the high desert zones of san bernardino county. tempe

dr phillipe lam says the examination is pretty simple. the doctor will look for any signs of swelliing or asemtry down there. (( dr phillpe lam/healthcare partners: "if you notice any unusual swelling, any pain, blood in the urine, please bring it to our attention, alot of time these cases are seen by a pediatrician")) ((paul joncich)) >> dr lam says an ultrasound approximatly 9-thousand men in the u.s. are diagnosed each year with testicular cancer. bicyclist lance armstrong is one of many who've beaten it. the key is early detection. so don't let men's health month go by without assesing your health - and making an appointment if you're overdue for a check-up./// ((paul joncich)) >>> let's take a look at the forecast. ((christianne klein)) o to meteorologist katie boer. she's working "hard" over at the boulevard pool at the cosmopolitan... which has been turned into an ice rink. katie? ((katie boer)) good evening...i'm tracking some of the coldest temperatures of the season with our first widespread freeze arriving county. ..............

dr. phillips says misdiagnosis can lead patients to take antibiotics with more side effects.exactly what happened to maria duggan days after giving birth to her son. >> itchy rash all over my body with hives. >> reporter: she got an infection and needed a penicillin-related antibiotic. but because she was labelled allergic she ended up on a drug that made her sick. she was breastfeeding, and the next drug option could hurt her baby. >> reporter: so you had a choice of going on a medicine that could have harmed your baby. did that scare you at all? >> the decision was clear to me, i was going to pick an antibiotic that did not risk my child. >> reporter: so maria decided to take the penicillin drug and, surprise, no allergic reaction. that's what spencer and his mother are hoping as they wait for his test results. >> congratulations. looks like your skin tests were negative. you tolerated the penicillin. >> reporter: a simple test so patients know they can take the right antibiotic. dr. john torres, nbc news, nashville. >> back in a moment with a thanksgiving so-called emergen

dr. phillips says to take antibiotics that have more side effects. that's what happened to maria days after giving birth to her son. >> itchy rash all over my body. >> reporter: she got an infection and needed a penicillin related antibiotic. because she was labeled allergic, she ended up on a drug that made her sick. she was breast feeding and the next drug option could hurt her bead. >> you would a choice of going on a medicine that >> the decision was clear to me, i was going to use an antibiotic that wasn't going to risk my child. >> reporter: she took the penicillin drug, and surprise, no reaction. that's what spencer is his mother are hoping. >> congratulations, it looks like your skin tests are negative. you tolerated the pencil in. >> reporter: a simple test. dr.john tores, nbc news, nashville. in all parts of our state. earlier this year 9news took part in the inaugural latino hall of fame. you can catch personal stories of the inductees in a 30-minute special tonight at 6:00 p.m. after 9news and it will reair at 10:30 p.m. on channel 20. >>

dr. phillips center of performing arts, camping world stadium, number two nationally best place to buy real estate. number three in job growth. my favorite, number four in the happiest place to work. he served in the florida senate as senate leader. he is a very experienced politician. he's been mayor since 2003. if i remember right, in 2004 he started his tenure off with three hurricanes and a tropical storm all in a row? >> right. >> he got trial by fire. i was intrigued to see you have degree of civil engineering from brown university and jd in florida in some other florida city, and started out as environmental engineer. which is a topic near and dear to my heart. delighted you could join us today. katie, i would like to start with you. the question i have for you, you look at threat. tell us about the threat, is terrorism something americans still need to worry about, and specifically at home? is this a threat that's growing, that's getting worse? give us a sense. >> appreciate you having me here today. i think peter explained it in your discussion with him, gave a back drop of what we

dr. phillip miller says aging is a treatable medical condition. >> you can live until you're the 90 or 93ing to be happy? are you going to be healthy? i'm interested in how to increase our health span, which is the amount of time we remain healthy. through all the programs and modulations that we do, we can achieve that. >> now, for $1,000 dr. miller performs an initial exam, including blood naltsz aanalysi hormone levels. he prescribes supplements, including vitamin k and high dose anti-oxidants, and he has individualized doses of testosterone. respected vc's are some of his patients. another patient of dr. miller is tech entrepreneur dave asprey, the creator of bulletproof coffee. e he uses supplements that he says protect against cognitive decline. he also had his own stem cells injected into his brain. >> the last thing you want to be is old and have a healthy body and a mind that doesn't work. i do everything i can to support my brain. >> there are real risks to these treatments. dr. john newman is a professor of geriatrics at the university of california san francisco. he says testo

dr. phillips center of performing arts, camping world stadium, number two nationally best place to buy real estate. number three in job growth. my favorite, number four in the happiest place to work. he served in the florida senate as senate leader. he is a very experienced politician. he's been mayor since 2003. if i remember right, in 2004 he started his tenure off with three hurricanes and a tropical storm all in a row? >> right. >> he got trial by fire. i was intrigued to see you have degree of civil engineering from brown university and jd in florida in some other florida city, and started out as environmental engineer. which is a topic near and dear to my heart. delighted you could join us today. katie, i would like to start with you. the question i have for you, you look at threat. tell us about the threat, is terrorism something americans still need to worry about, and specifically at home? is this a threat that's growing, that's getting worse? give us a sense. >> appreciate you having me here today. i think peter explained it in your discussion with him, gave a back drop of what we

dr. phillips center of performing arts, camping world stadium, forbes has named orlando the number two nationally bernie sanders place to buy real estate. number three in job growth. my favorite, number four in the happiest place to work. that has a familiar ring to it, happiest place to work. before he became mayor, he served in the florida senate including as senate leader. he is a very experienced politician. he's been mayor since 2003. if i remember right, in 2004 he started his tenure off with three hurricanes and a tropical storm all in a row? >> right. >> he got trial by fire. what it means to have crisis communications. as i was going through your background, i was intrigued to see you have a degree of civil engineering from brown university and jd in university of florida in some other florida city, and started out as environmental engineer. which is a topic near and dear to my heart. delighted you could join us today. katie, i would like to start with you. the question i have for you, you look a lot at the threat. tell us about the threat, is terrorism something americans still need to

dr. phillips center for the performing arts, the camping world stadium, forbes has named orlando the number two nationally best place to buy real estate and anybody who's looking for an investment. number three in job growth and this is my favorite. number four in the happiest place to work. so, that has a familiar ring to work. happiest place to work. before he became mayor, he served in the florida senate, including as the senate leader, so he's a very experienced politician and, again, i come back to, he's been mayor since 2003, and i remember right, in 2004, he started his tenure off with three hurricanes and a tropical storm all in a row. >> right-. >> so he got trial by fire with what it means to have crisis communications. as i was going through your background, i was also very intrigued to see that you have a degree in civil engineering from brown university and a jd from the university of florida in some other florida city and he started off as an environmental engineer, which is a topic that's near and dear to my heart. so, delighted that you could all join us today. so, katie, i

. >> but there was one person at the jail that would have a profound effect on phillips' life. >> dr. hubert downstairs is the one that got me to change. >> look at this. excellent. have a seat up on the bench. >> he told me that he saw something better in me. >> howard hubert is a board certified physician's assistant at bexar county jail. >> shawn phillips is one of my favorite cases to talk about. shawn came through the door weighing 437 pounds. i said do you went to get the diabetes and blood pressure under control? he said of course. i said, all right, here's the plan. i'm going to put you on an 1,800 calorie a day diabetic diet, taper your diabetes meds blood pressure meds. as time goes on, if you exercise a lot, we'll take the medications away. out in the free world, he was consuming anywhere from 5,000, 6,000, maybe even 7,000 calories a day. here in the jail we can control diet a whole lot. >> i'm on diet tray. i don't get as much of a portion as everybody else does. they steam a lot of my stuff. sometimes they steam them to death. you get steamed vegetables and they come up

dr. phillips center for the performing arts, the camping world stadium, forbes has named orlando the number two nationally best place to buy real estate and anybody who's looking for an investment. number three in job growth and this is my favorite. number four in the happiest place to work. so, that has a familiar ring to work. happiest place to work. before he became mayor, he served in the florida senate, including as the senate leader, so he's a very experienced politician and, again, i come back to, he's been mayor since 2003, and i remember right, in 2004, he started his tenure off with three hurricanes and a tropical storm all in a row. >> right-. >> so he got trial by fire with what it means to have crisis communications. as i was going through your background, i was also very intrigued to see that you have a degree in civil engineering from brown university and a jd from the university of florida in some other florida city and he started off as an environmental engineer, which is a topic that's near and dear to my heart. so, delighted that you could all join us today. so, katie, i

. >> reporter: phillips and his staff go to work on 131 individual civil actions against dr. snyder. >> and thenou to found out a medical professional did this is shocking. >> reporter: he's raising questions about many of dr. schneider's methods. like the use of restraints called a papoose board. >> you could call it a baby straight jacket. >> reporter: dr. michael davis is a dentist ethics expert. do as much dentistry as you can within the shortest amount of time feasible. >> so you don't want to coax the kid to opening their mouth. you need them in there, mouth open. >> get them this, get them out, make the dollars. >> reporter: florida medicaid records indicate he made a lot of them off the poor. nearly 4 million in government payments in only five years. recently a few states have begun to regulate or limit controversial treats how long a child can be restrained in a papoose board and the number of procedures a child might be subjected to in a single visit, but florida is not one of them. so papoose boards remain legal there. >> i know. i'm sorry. it was just we want to

dr. jon lapook. thanks, doc. >>> an american ambassador gets . >>> finally tonight, most americans would be hard-pressed to name a single u.s. ambassador. but one of them has become a star. here's mark phillips in copenhagen with celebrity diplomacy. >> reporter: rufus gifford is a different kind >> on this one i'm not certain that i can give you anything reassuri reassuring. >> reporter: he's the media star kind. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: and this is his show. >> i have the best job in the world. and the only way you can really explain it to people is just by living it. >> this is your average wednesday. >> reporter: rufus gifford, ambassador to denmark-s a former obama fund-raiser and political appointee, who took the idea of transparency in government to a he let danish tv cameras in to film his work and his life. >> wonderful. >> reporter: the catchily entitled "i am the ambassador from america" was supposed to draw a small cult audience of foreign policy geeks. >> we thought if we were lucky we might have 50,000 danes tune in. >> reporter: instead, the danes rolled in and tuned in in their hundreds of thousands. the show's executive producer, eric struve shock. >> he looks like