dr. stern here. mm-hmm. tell him the results are positive, and we'll resolve the problem friday. oh, and no more calls tonight. woman: come on, melissa, it's getting late. i'll see you friday. buzz, we're going to florida next weekend. i don't want to go with ted. i want to go with daddy. oh, we will, honey. real soon. i'll take us all to florida. give your daddy a kiss, and get in the car. buzz, you know about making promises. this is one i'm, i'm going to keep. listen, i'll come in, but so we're clear, you do not want to mess with me. ( phone ringing ) i just got into the city. what? but you... all right, i got it. back of the train. you listen. no more changes. hey! help, i'm stuck! ah! stop, i'm a...! ( yelling ) captioning sponsored by universal network television nbc [ female announcer ] hey, ladies. you love it. you've gotta have it. 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. cinnamon toast crunch. crave those crazy squares.® ensure the water you drink at home is truly clean for

dr. sterns rejoins us from the university of connecticut. doctor when we hear the father's story, realizing that he missed so many signs in his son, can you give us a run down on what we should be look for as parents? what are the warning signs? >> definitely. we use two criteria. the first is a body temperature over 104 degrees. but the first thing what people see is the central nervous system dysfunction. someone is confused disoriented, irritable. if they start to collapse, that's when we really start to recognize heat stroke and start to be concerned. so if any of those symptoms show up that's when the red flags start going off. >> how do you measure that? is it's -- essential for teams field? >> definitely. we need a body temperature and the cns dysfunction systems. we need a rectal thermometer because that's the only accurate device we can use, and once we have that body temperature and see it is over 104, we go straight to our treatment. >> so when you talk about cns, you are talk about confusion? >> yeah, basically the athlete will l

dr. stern's collection. dr. stern, who says he doesn't know anything about missing anthrax.ve the nurse the money to buy the vaccine already has the anthrax. haznostics. eames: what position did she apply for? a nurse in our clinic. she has experience treating exposure to bio-agents. does that happen here often? no. we do environment testing for insurance claims, workers' comp. but you never know. has any of your employees ever been vaccinated for anthrax? anthrax isn't something we've dealt with. but i think dr. croydon... dr. dan croydon, our lab director. he was vaccinated a few years ago during a posting in south africa for the w.h.o. has he kept up with his boosters? his last one was four years ago. he'd no longer be protected against the virus. unless he got boosters we didn't know about. i see he worked at the army bio-weapons lab at fort detrick in the early '90s. i like this guy. what's this notation for? his wages are being garnished. he fell behind in his child support. mmm, i really like this guy now. is he here today? he took his son to jones beach. every mornin

. >> reporter: dr. stern says athletes should get plenty of water and rest breaks. the vival rate is good if the athlete can be emerged in cold water and ice immediately after an collapse. that is more important than getting in an ambulance. back at locust grove high school a pair of angel wings sits next to the field where forest hoped to play. in a way he's still with them on the field, in the huddle, and in the hearts of the people who loved him. >> that was lori jean, you can see her full report on heat exhaustion, and how quickly it can turn deadly: >>> the fort hood trial goes to recess and nadal hassan does in the take the stand. details in a moment. >>> as remember the martin luther king "i have a dream" speech, we have more about birmingham survivors. mcnair. >> we have the white house reaction to syria and western eye allieses are backing some type of response for the syrian government use of chemical weapons. and firefighters in california are optimistic. they've gained ground of fires burning at yosemite national park. the fire is 20% contained. >>> the

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