at just a few months old, the potters noticed some droopiness in chad's eyes. diagnosis, a rare disease. >> oh. thanks for the help. >> devastating. it really is. it is bloundness. is hearing impairment. then is failure of so many organs. it affects everything, the liver, the pulmonary fops, the kidneys. >> the syndrome a disorder that affects part of every single cell in the human body. now just mons after the second son was born, they saw it t. that same clicker in maddq's eyes. >> it was couple of months in. i will never forget it. we were in the playroom. they called know come running in. >> that was telltale. >> the halt think baby was all they wanted up the had recessive gene gloat one in the family, that they know of, ever had it. doctors gave them a 25% chance to have a third baby that didn't have syndrome. jr. stated mons before, he could not possibly deal with having a third sick baby s. it would be too much for the family. they tried in vitro fertilization. they had a healthy egg. >> it was horrendous process. we did end up with two healthy babies. a

i know he wouldn't want everybody to be like oh, no, droopy and stuff. so we're just trying to make the best of the day. >> we remember the life of our fallen. >> reporter: inside the xfinity center, a moment event of silen. this claire is draped and dedicated to the bowie state business student commissioned just last week as an army officer. many here will wear his memory. >> it's hard to grasp, i got this text early morning saturday after it happened and two days after commissioning and three days before graduation, it'scol here to receive his degree in front of many who describe their son as a brilliant leader. >> today is more about the family and celebrating the family and his legacy of excellence. >> he was a great leader out of rm rmpt rotc. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. and it's really unfortunate. all right the umd bus shelter where he was stabbed is really not far from here. but it really seems far from everyone's focus at least for today. in college park, molette green, news 4. >>> the 22-year-old university maryland student acc

we are concerned about droopiness in the face and the weakness.y can feel offbalance and falling to one side more than the other. might be able to understand what is happening. they might need a friend or family member to recognize what is happening for them. kimberly: right. not just you but for your loved ones. e calls and volunteering the time. call 703-236-9220. they will be here until 6:30. back to you. larry: thanks. right now the day is the deadline for president trump former national security adviser to comply with the subpoenas. they want document from michael flynn two alexandria based businesses. flynn refused to comply with a previous subpoena with the constitutional right. the senate intelligent committee is investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. alison: there were plenty of questions about russia at the white house briefing. this is the first one since the president returned from his first overseas trip. scott thuman was there. and has the latest. scott: the president and his staff returning to the wh

progression from paralysis of the muscles in the face down to the chest so blurry vision, double vision, droopy eyelids and then struggling to speak, having trouble swallowing, having trouble holding your head and neck up and trouble breathi breathing. >> reporter: health care officials said botulism is very rare which makes these cases unusual but it's treatable and when it comes to botulism, only about 5% of cases are deadly. back to you in the studio. >> pete, thank you very much. >>> right now the queen of england is in manchester today to mourn with the city. the royal family tweeting out these pictures about two hours ago. the queen meeting with one of the injured victims. she's called this attack "an act of barbarity." . in the meantime, let's get you caught up. there are reports that british authorities have stopped sharing information about the suicide bombing with the united states after information that was leaked to american media. specifically, photos showing remnants of the bomb published by the "new york times." about two hours ago, manchester police chief ian hopkins said the le

progression from paralysis of the muscles in the face down to the chest so, blurry vision, double vision, droopy eyelids and struggling to speak, having trouble swallowing, having trouble holding your head and neck up and trouble breathing. >> reporter: health officials say only 2% of the botulism cases are deadly and it's unknown what caused this latest case in napa county. back to you in the studio. >> awfully frightening there. pete, thank you very much. >>> new this morning, a woman says she was sexually battered while she was riding a bart train on the east bay somewhere between the richmond and north berkeley stations. bart is reporting the suspect ran out of the train at the north berkeley station and hasn't been found yet. >>> the queen of england is in manchester to mourn with the city. the royal family tweeting out these pictures an hour ago. the queen meeting with one of the injured victims. she has called the attack "an act of barbarity." in the meantime, there are reports british authorities have stopped sharing information about the suicide bombing with the u.s. that after informat

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symptoms and those symptoms would include trouble breathing, blurry vision, slurred speech, perhaps droopy eyelids. there are only 161 confirmed cases of botulism. 114 were food borne. >> check out the light rain that came down in san francisco around noon today. enough for people to bring out their umbrellas to avoid getting too wet. >> is there any more rain coming tonight? here's spencer christian. >> all right, larry and alma, we have spotty sprinkles around the bay area and lots of clouds as you can see here on live doppler 7. let's get a closer view. looks like the clouds will be with us awhile. it's been a cool day as well. notice the 24-hour temperature change. most bay area locations are five to ten degrees cooler right now than they were this time yesterday, although san francisco and oakland are at exactly the same temperature. this is a view of mostly cloudy skies over the bay from our rooftop camera. it's 56 degrees here in san francisco right now. low to mid 60s at oakland, mountain view, san jose and gilroy, and 57 at half moon bay. this is a view of even cloudier conditions

once awake police say woods was swaying and his eyes were really droopy and seemed as if he was lost.aus says he hopes woods will play again. >> he need suns port from a lot of people and i'll be one of them. >> reporter: woods who was recovering from a back injury said, i understand what i did and i take full responsibil for what i did. >> tiger lucked out. he got pulled off the road before he killed somebody or injured someone or himself. >> reporter: prescription drugs also allegedly played a role in his 2009 crash. the incident so far has not cost him any sponsorships. bridgestone golf told "cbs this morning" it was continuing to monitor the situation. >> it saddens you. >> reporter: legal analyst and former cbssports correspondent jack ford once played a round of golf with woods. he said few dui cases ever go to trial. >> the testing process is so sophisticated and the penalties are fairly severe so usually people try to work something out. >> reporter: jupiter police are expected to release dash cam video of the arrest later today. woods received two citations, one for driving u

his eyes droopy, his pupils dilated.ucting field sobriety tests including reciting the alphabet but woods misunderstanding thinking they were asking him to sing the national anthem backwards. >> i feel bad for tiger. tiger is a friend. he's been great for the game of golf and i think he needs all our help and we wish him well. >> reporter: a legendary figure who won 79 pga tour events and 14 majors now the subject of internet memes over this mug shot. >> he was invincible. he intimidated other golfers in a noncontact sport and yet he suffered embarrassment and suffered humiliation. >> reporter: and while woods passed the breathalyzer test police are still waiting on the toxicology report. he'll face a judge in july. michael. >> all right, thank you, gio. joining us now with more on this, dr. drew pinsky. he passed the breathalyzer test but he admitted he was on medication. what was the medication he was on and how would this affect his performance behind the wheel? >> yeah, michael, people have to remember that driving u

register so we wouldn't have to wait so long for tomato flats, go to home depot where the plants are droopying i know i'm going to local, period, end of story, apropos of lowe's merchandise. >> uh, okay, thank you. okay. >> dow is only about 50 points from recovering its pre-wednesday sell-off. >> what does that say? everyone thought that was -- i was watching a person on air who said this is the beginning of the end, and there were many other beginning of the ends. there is no beginning and there is no end, that's what people have been saying since i got in the business in '79. >> like the universe. >> no beginning, no end. >> did you ever read the stephen king story about the end of the universe? >> no. >> pretty cary. >> there can't be an end. >> what is on the other side? >> nothing. that's the problem. that's why when i think of stephen king i think of the ceo of david foster -- >> nothing's got to be something. you've got the brain here that's -- >> stephen king's got the brain. >> deep discussion to start the market day. >> stephen king was in, he got himself in, not "breaking bad" b

droopy,py, hard to keep eyes open, hard to walk.nger of losing endorsement contracts paying him 45 million bucks? ashley: nike alone pays him 20 million bucks. stuart: thank you, ashley. sad story. >>> more red than green amongst the dow 30. however, amazon, tesla, netflix, mcdonald's, alphabet, all of them hitting record highs as of this tuesday morning. you now this. >>> long island, new york, hit hard by murders linked to ms-13, the street gang. suffolk county sheriff vincent demarco joins you now. sheriff, we were telling our audience that 17 of 45 murders in your county since january of last year committed by members of ms-13. that is extraordinary high proportion. >> extraordinary, extraordinary. stuart: we were telling our viewers that the weapon of choice is machete and baseball bat? >> yes. stuart: what is going on here? what we have the unaccompanied minor program the united states has which is run by hhs and the office of refugee resettlement, is bringing in a large number of unaccompanied minors from the border into the