includes fever, cough, sore throat, stuffy nose, body aches, chills, fatigue. if you have these symptoms, much like the flu, stay at home 24 hours. after the fever's gone. if you become severely ill, you must see the doctor immediately. swine flu, contagious. please, cover your nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze. wash your hands. use purell. use alcohol-based hand sanitizers. avoid contact with sick people. don't touch your eyes, nose, or mouth. just don't touch anything from here up, for pete's sake. for more info, please help us contain swine flu, go to the centers for disease control and prevention. it's at cdc.gov.

if the child has a fever or anyone has a fever, they need to stay at home. they need to be fever-free without medication 24 hours. >> that vaccine is expected but absolutely not certain to arrive on october 5. the distribution plan still being worked out. >> thank you. health officials say 250 million doses of the h1n1 vaccine will be available, enough to cover everyone who wants it. some parents do not want another vaccine for their kids. others wish only that it came sooner. >> her mom says chloe lindsay was a healthy 14 year-old. she went home from school sick wednesday, diagnosed with swine flu friday, hospitalized by sunday. >> she was just gasping for air. i asked my baby why she was breathing like that, and she said, "mom, it hurts." >> her mom said it did not seem possible. >> the flu killed my baby. >> health care workers in new york are being required to take the shot. some resist it. >> tomorrow, we stopped the mandate. >> only four i intend parents plan to vaccinate their children according to one survey. marty griffin says she is not sure it wil

>> treat the fever, food and bed rest. >> reporter: before you go to the e.r. go to the pediatrician, especially if the child has other underlying health issues be vigilant. if symptoms worsen get immediate help. >>> i always say that september is the best month to be at the beach but not today? >> not today. they are getting really beat up out there. off of ocean city we've seen waves between 10 to 12 feet. same up in rehoboth, wind gusts in excess of 45 to 50 miles per hour. it's been a nasty day. that whole system is gradually making its way in our direction. we have not seen rainfall yet across our region but we are going to be seeing rainfall over the next, probably, couple of hours we'll see some moving in the region. let's look and show what you is going on. as far as our coastal flood advisory, as you can see everything that is in blue, which includes baltimore city, lower baltimore county, anne arundel county, going down into southern maryland, everything around the tidal potomac area, down near dc, also the lower eastern shore which does include ocean

, but the shot can also cause redness and some fever as well. >> couric: all right.r. jennifer ashton, thank you so much. now we have an update on the two ten-year-olds we told you about on friday. tony and latisha have the h1n1& flew and they're fighting for their lives tonight in an oklahoma city hospital. tony is improving. today he came off the machine that did the work of his heart and lungs but he remains in critical condition. la tea that is still on the machine, she's stable but also remains in critical condition tonight. when we come back, trapped by rain that just won't stop. your body is a beautiful piece of engineering. keep it performing at its best with benefiber. the clear, tasteless fiber that helps restore your natural digestive balance. while helping rid your body of toxins. that's the beauty of benefiber this is another. new total blueberry pomegranate cereal gives you 100% of the daily value of 12 essential vitamins and minerals. plus the bold new taste of blueberries and pomegranate with crispy whole grain flakes and crunchy oat clusters. total,

the fever went away on sunday but it suddenly returned on monday, with shells. a clinic doctor cleared him but his parents still wary and took into the hospital. apparently he had a bacterial infection on top of buffalo and he died within three hours. -- on top of the flu. >> what you look for is a child who has the flu, who might be getting better and then developed a high fever and is not acting right. >> most children who died from the swine flu have underlying conditions which makes this rare and shocking. the cdc only recommends tamiflu for children under 5. otherwise they call for rest and food. >>> and california man accused of kidnapping a girl and holding her captive for 18 years will have to come up with $30 million if he wants to make bail. philip garrido -- sat quietly. police are looking at whether he and his wife can be linked to any other missing children. police are searching their properties and have now seized a computer and video tapes. >>> vice-president joe biden is in iraq on a surprise visit. this is his third trip to iraq this year. he wi

and doctors tell us, a 102-degree fever in itself is not a red flag. >> a 102-degree fever in a childunday, that fever was gone. his parents told the newspaper, he seemed better. on monday, the boy's fever returned. the mother took her son to a health clinic, where even the doctor didn't note anything out of the ordinary. but that evening at 6:00 p.m., whenhe boy's fatigue became worrisome, his parents toohim to the hospital. less than three hours later, he died. so sudden. so rare. and the parents said their boy had always been healthy. >> most of the children that are dying have underlying medical conditions. this is a very, very unusual situation. >> reporter: with such a fast and frightening time line, could the parents or doctors done anything differently? should the boy have been given tamiflu or other flu medication? right now, the cdc only recommends the drugs for children younger than 5. doctors call for rest, fluids and for parents to keep careful watch, which is precisely what these parents did. and what about the second fever? can we learn anything from that? abc's medical

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>>> fever pitch. in the fight over health care reform. and tonight, the latest from the congressman who called the president a liar. >>> desperate search for that missing yale student. amid growing fears of foul play. >>> wleeling and dealing. general motors wants your business. and wait until you hear what they'll do to get it. >>> and over the line. a star athlete's tirade with the >>> and over the line. a star athlete's tirade with the championship in the balance. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. trying to close the deal. the obama administration entering what it hopes is the final phase as the president continues this week in campaign mode to push forward his overhaul of the health care system. remains unclear, though, what exactly the legislation will entail with ongoing debate from the halls of congress to america's town halls. nbc's mike viqueira is covering it all for us and joins us from

her parents say it started as a fever. it was confirmed she had the flu, maybe the swine flu, but doctors sent her home without tamiflu since the cdc advises not to give it to normally healthy fever. chloe osbourn got worse. she was told to be watched. by sunday she was in the hospital and died a short time later. >> i was scared for them to put her to sleep. i was afraid -- ( indiscernible ) ---- and she didn't. they just kept telling me it would get better but it didn't. and i wish now that i might have listened to my instincts a little bit better. >> reporter: some doctors say there are red flags parents should look for like high fever, difficulty breathing and not being alert. those red flags mean you should get to the hospital no matter what anyone says. >>> the state of maryland announced today they can begin ordering the vaccine for the h1n1 flu. there are five target populations to receive the vaccine right away. pregnant women, children from six months up to young adults, 24 years of age and others include health

this seventh grader was added to that list complaining of a fever and a stomach ache. >> my friends call me to go to the nurse. i would rather be safe and not sorry. >> the nurse called and said she was sick and she had a low-grade fever. >> this was not the only school where nurses have been busy. >> they are seeing the seasonal flu earlier in september so we are hearing of reports of students being sent home. >> they are bracing for the worst. >> if the child has a fever above 100, we send them home. >> they have been comparing notes with the county's health officer who is keeping a close watch on the numbers. >> we look to see how many students are coming into the nurses' station. >> the county says it will become concerned if more than five students anyone school is sent home with the flu. baltimore city school officials tell us one student at the middle school has been hospitalized with a confirmed case of the h1n1 flu. the schools sent home a letter saying the school will be thoroughly cleaned. >> up next, banks are trying to become a little more forgiving. how they are changing th

a cough, runny nose and a fever. those symptoms could all turn severe in some case.erts say you should check with your vet to see if it's available or necessary and be sure to check your kennel's policy before you board your animal. >>> it started off icy but turned out to be a gorgeous day. you were concerned at first and the sun and birds. i tell you what, we are looking at a beautiful evening. i think we'll start off tomorrow nice but it goes downhill. a quick moving storm, hope to get it out. let's see what we're seeing in the harbor a gorgeous evening. not much humidity. the last couple of nights, it has been muggy. you can't say that tonight. just a light cool breeze. i want to point this out while we're talking about the water. there is a small craft advisory in the chesapeake. east winds dusting to 20, 23 miles an hour. so it will get choppy. the weather will go downhill. if you're a boater, you'll want to get off the water by midday. only much cooler than what we've been seeing. 61 was the morning low. i'll give you an idea how much cooler it will be. temper

with a little guidance, many are making up the rules as they go along. >> you have a fever.ay to stay away for 24 hours after the fever has gone down. >> one university has 2000 cases, the biggest outbreak so far. >> those numbers are very alarming. we had to divert it, our clinic, and have one that was strictly influenza. >> playing football this weekend. fans are arming themselves with hands sanitizer. >> it is kind of strong. >> in nashville, where a gra school student died of the virus, some parents do not want to send their kids to school. >> until they show me they have taken proper action, they will not be back. >> the flu season, like the school year, has only just begun. abc news, washington. >>> and we have got a lot more to, in this second hour of "good morning washington." in that hour, a missing boy turns up. you'll never guess where he was hiding. >>> and job losses are making it difficult to celebrate this labor day. brands are unanimous in their commitment to brilliant results by recmending finish. the new name for electrasol. the diamond standard. (announcer

the second is high fevers.vers, you have to think about things like tylenol. martha: anything over 101. >> and also hydration. when you have a fever, you lose a lot of water. check how many times your child goes to the bathroom. that is a way of telling that they are high trading and -- that is a way of telling if they're hydrated. and the color of the child is very important. also, respiration. if they are breathing fast, or if they cannot catch their breath, you will need to call the doctor or call 911. finally, you can go back to school 24 hours after the fever has stopped. the same thing goes for adults and going back to work. even though you start feeling a little bit better, stay home at least for 48 hours. you want to make sure you are fever free for 48 hours. martha: thank you very much, dr. manny alvarez. back to you. trace: this is a big deal. we just had senate majority leader harry reid and senator baucus and christopher dodd talking about the public option. they are kind of going back and forth. se

. >> this note is asking parents to keep children home until the fever has broken and make sure they are not contagious. >> that has been a problem for years were students feel better the next morning and think they are better, and they returned to school only to find out that they have to go back home. they need to wait a full day to make sure the fever is gone. >> school officials are trying to prevent panic by reassuring parents at montebello that they will keep children home at a sick, and teach them the importance of covering their costs and washing hands. >> class as are scheduled tomorrow because of a previous professional day. a clear shot clinic will be held tomorrow. all city residents are encouraged to get a free shot. wbal tv 11 news. >> late tonight we received word that four shipments were sent to a hospital in minneapolis after a complaint about swine flu. there is lots of information about the flow on our website flow wbaltv.com -- flu at wbaltv.com. the man known as big russ on nbc news has died. he was made famous in a book. collection and stories about his advice.

cabin fever, covered. loto fever, not covered. full lights covered but butterfingers not covered. breast augmentation? covered. [applause] >> breast reduction, not covered. norah: all right, when we come back, that congressman who yelled "liar." and here's conan o'brien's take. >> republican congressman's joe wilson has apologized for calling president obama a liar during his speech on health care. obama accepted his apology then invited him to appear before a death panel. norah: so why all the hatred? was it unavoidable for this groundbreaking president or did he make some mistakes to give permission slips to the haters? plus, scoops and predictions right out of the notebooks of these top reporters. be right back. norah: welcome back. the summer was rife with craziness in those town halls but september has been just as nutty. there was the uproar of the -- over the president's speech to school kids with the critics warning kids. then there was the congressman who called the president a liar during his speech. what is causing the anti-obama outrage? is this something different fro

hild home withhe first do youait f fever? anwillhe vaccine be free?oof questions for him. >> we'll get the answers. battleetween jon and kate lic wh filled front pas this summer when they decided to separate. kate has spoke out about their decision. jon, not so much. andrea canning joins us with jon's side. >> reporter: when the gosselins split up, they made a pact to stay out of the spotlight for a while. with the fifth season under way, jon has broken his silence about what went wrong in their marriage. he sat down with our chris cuomo to talk about the need to become jon minus kate. two months after jon and kate's very public breakup, things have gone from bad to worse. >> today is the day i get to take out a lot of my frustration. >> reporter: frustration that has made their off-screen drama tabloid fodder. from allegations of cheating. to a custody dispute that even resulted to police being called to the family's pennsylvania home. >> i'm spending quality time with my kids. and she's going to have to leave. and she tried to cry out to the cops. i

it should include fluids with electrolytes, fever-reducers as well as cough and cold medications. >> many of us have these items already in our homes, whether it's in a closet or under lock and key, but over the years, like last year you might use them. they might have an expiration date on them or you might not have certain items you thought you had. >> reporter: she says the kit should also have items to prevent spreading the flew virus, things like hand sanitizer, possibly even face masks, specifically the n-95 mask that health officials say health care workers should be wearing. >> many times we are at different places. we don't have water and soap available, so hand sanitizer's very important, at least

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. >> school notes are issuing this one asking parents to keep kids home until their fever has broken to make sure they aren't contagious. >> students feel better and think they are belter and return to school only to find out the fever comes back. so that's why we wait a whole day so you know the fever is gone. >> they are trying to reassure parents that the steps needed to control influencea are simple. keep children vaccinated and keep them home when they are sick and teach them the importance of covering their cough and washing their hands. >> classes at montebello middle school are canceled because of a previously scheduled professional day and the first free seasonal flu shot all residents are invited to come and get a free vacks nation. >> insta-weather plus together. >> sarah caldwell monitoring delays around the area. typical volume-related delays. a delay 34 miles per hour according to our speed crens sore. also looking at a pretty heavy ride on the beltway. nothing major on the jfx. harrisburg expressway looks good. 11 minutes your drive time to be outer loop north side. 10

includes fever, cough, sore throat, stuffy nose, body aches, chills, fatigue.ms, much like the flu, stay at home 24 hours. after the fever's gone. if you become severely ill, you must see the doctor immediately. swine flu, contagious. please, cover your nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze. wash your hands. use purell. use alcohol-based hand sanitizers. avoid contact with sick people. don't touch your eyes, nose, or mouth. just don't touch anything from here up, for pete's sake. for more info, please help us contain swine flu. go to the centers for disease control and prevention. it's at cdc.gov. (announcer) everything you need to stretch out on long trips. residence inn. i don't think you can live the american lifestyle without energy. we have all this energy here in the u.s. we have wind. we have solar, obviously. we have lots of oil. i think natural gas is part of the energy mix of the future. i think we have the can-do. we have the capability. we have the technology. the solutions are here. we just need to find them here. wellbeing. we're all striving fo

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the mystics opened their playoff run tonight against the indiana fever. let's go down and show you the highlights from the game. it was a dooz ee. wait a minute. the mystics had to move their playoff game to college park tonight because the walking with dinosaurs arena spectacular was at verizon center. is this me or does the wnba need to get another marketing firm. because game two could be at the marketing club. [ laughter ] >> no respect. >> tee about it. get tog play. this is langhorn. she had 18. the fever got hot in the 4th. kaity douglas hits the three to put indiana for good. 88-79. game two is saturday. hockey tonight preseason opener for the caps. up in buffalo. ovechkin sat out but the caps took care of business anyhow. brian buries that goal and the caps win. yes, it's hockey season. can you believe it. 4-3. >> i can't believe it, no. >> i know. with 95 losses, i think our expectation for the nationals are pretty realistic at this point, especially when they're playing the world champion phillies. but is it too much to ask for more than three

because my fever isn't ridiculous it's maybe 99.3 99.6.ly feel miserable. >> they're not testing anymore. they stopped that in the summer. but, again, most of the fevers have been a little higher with h1n1, but, again, it's the body aches, the sore throat. for someone in your state of health harry, to really feel pretty bad, it's h1n1 until proven otherwise. and luckily most of the cases are mild and self limited and you'll be back with us right here on the couch in a couple of days. >> which is what we talked about was the whole thing with this is if you act quickly, get better you won't end up with the complicating situations that get people really sick later on. >> absolutely. and, again, we said communicate with your doctor, rest take plenty of liquids and hopefully -- >> my family won't talk to me. >> that's good. >> are they in the house? did you accepted them away? >> they won't get within ten feet of me. that's what happens. talk about isolation. it's me and that chair. >> it's so ironic because you of all people harry is always li

if fever, unexplained weakness or confusion develops, tell your doctor promptly. these may be signs of ttp, a rare, but potentially life-threatening condition, reported sometimes less than 2 weeks after starting plavix. other rare but serious side effects may occur. after starting plavix. >>> finally tonight. everyone takes pictures during the summer. this is me in front of mt. rushmore. this is mom in front of buckingham palace. you know the drill. this is one of the pictures oliver yea took. view of early 17.5 miles up. >> i wanted to see what earth looked like. >> so howard and his friends and students from m.i.t. do that? they didn't go up themselves? they launched a balloon. a great big helium balloon with a camera attached. >> this is approximately 70 helium balloons. >> the camera was in a box and packed with handwarmers since the camera wouldn't work at demp degrees below zero. but how to get it downy. >> the pressure becomes too much for the balloon. and it basically would pop. the question, how will we get it back entered my mind. >> to solve that proble

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, please keep them at home for a full day after the fever breaks. and there is good news regarding the swine flu vaccine. the government has so much of its now that it is sending to other countries. one dose is necessary instead of two. the white house says that 10% of the supply will be heading over to other countries. >> city police are investigating a pair of shootings in was baltimore just over -- after gunshot wounds. no word on his condition. establishment according to her. a double shooting had been willing to bear as well as several acts of violence. a samurai sword. our reporter is live outside of headquarters with the details. have a better understanding of what happened tuesday morning. according to police reports, to johns hopkins students reported their laptops stolen from their home. less than six hours later, a man was dead in their backyard. a 20 year-old had admitted to fatally cutting the man with a samurai sword. a neighbor called campus police with an off-duty police officer. after finding nothing suspicious, the students the gar

if fever, unexplained weakness or confusion develops, tell your doctor promptly.hese may be signs of ttp, a rare, but potentially life-threatening condition, reported sometimes less than 2 weeks after starting plavix. other rare but serious side effects may occur. >>> the williams sisters of tennis, venus and serena, winning the women's doubles title today at the u.s. open here in new york. that's doubles mind you. singles was another story. you don't have to follow tennis to have heard what serena williams did in her singles match. her violent and profane outburst on live television and later much seen on the web cost her the match, handed the title to a competitor with an interesting personal story. our story tonight from nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: it was a shocking ending. serena williams unleashed a fiery outburst during saturday's semifinal match. >> [ bleep ] take this ball and -- >> reporter: in a rare call. a lines person penalized williams saying her foot was over the service line. williams angry reaction deemed threatening led to a point penalty an

for little bodies with fevers.. and big bodies on high blood pressure medicine. tylenol works with your body... in a way other pain relievers don't... so you feel better... knowing doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand of pain reliever. >> smith: we got another glimpse today of bernard madoff'srr life. federal marshals put his beach house up for sale and invited the media to take pictures. the house in montauk new york on long island has four bedrooms, three baths, plus a swimming pool. list price: just under $9 million. proceeds will go to victims of his ponzi scheme. that, of course, won't begin to cover investors' losses, but we learned tonight madoff's two sons may be forced to cough up some cash. chief investigative correspondent armen keteyian has this exclusive report. >> reporter: cbs news has learned the court-appointed trustee overseeing the madoff case is ready to up the ante on behalf of victims. >> mr. madoff was arrested. >> reporter: trusty irving picard is poised to file civil complaints against madoff's two sons, mark and andrew,

if fever, unexplained weakness or confusion develops, tell your doctor promptly. these may be signs of ttp, a rare but potentially life-threatening condition reported sometimes less than 2 weeks after starting plavix. other rare but serious side effects may occur. if you take plavix with other heart medicines, continuing to do so will help increase protection against a future heart attack or stroke. feeling better doesn't mean you're not at risk. stay with plavix. >>> patrick swayze died last night. he had fought a brave 20-month long battle with pancreatic cancer. the 57-year-old starred in a string of movies, but he burst onto the scene with a signature performance in "dirty dancing." and barbara walters interviewed him about that role in 1988. ♪ >> reporter: did you know that "dirty dancing" was going to be the break through? >> no, i didn't i knew -- i was advised not to do it. >> reporter: so why'd you do it? >> i felt something for johnny, a guy from the streets. nobody puts baby in a corner. >> reporter: for the person who has not seen "dirty dancing," whoe

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you describe the site itself as the fevered swamps. what's your overall beef with worldnetdaily? >> worldnetdaily is a traffic and par know conspiracy theories that take away from our ability to discuss more important issues. they feed people with perhaps perhaps what they want to hear instead of actual facts and justify it by saying we are just reporting what people are saying. for example, they're not saying the birth certificate is actually fake. we're just saying that some people say the birth certificate is fake or some people are concerned or we want to see more evidence. of course, if you're not willing to listen to an answer, even credible, legitimate questions seize to be credible and legitimate. and they have not listened to answers. as they tear down the intellectual foundations of the right and they take away from our ability to discuss much more important things. >> what do you think is their motivation for doing so? clearly they're getting attention for putting out this more outlandish stuff but they are not seen as particularly credible. >> i think they probably ge

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if fever, unexplained weakness or confusion develops, tell your doctor promptly.be signs of ttp, a rare but potentially life-threatening condition reported sometimes less than 2 weeks after starting plavix. other rare but serious side effects may occur. if you take plavix with other heart medicines, continuing to do so will help increase protection against a future heart attack or stroke. feeling better doesn't mean you're not at risk. stay with plavix. >> now your insta-weather plus forecast with sandra shaw. >> i hope your saturday is off to a great start. the sun will be up shortly after 6:30. closer to 6:40. we will see plenty of it once it makes its way up. tomorrow's hd doppler nothing happening over the mid-atlantic. this way all week thanks to the dominant ridge of high pressure. that is keeping it well to the south. good news, great weather pattern throughout this weekend. partly cloudy skies, warmer today. you can already see the signs of that with current temperatures. 62 downtown. 67 at the airport. 61 in westminster. low 60's on the eastern shore. lit

if your child has a fever, make sure you keep them home until they're fever free for 24 hours withoutedicine. ♪ she loves you ♪ ♪ she loves you >> there's a whole lot of love for the beatles. the remastered catalog has sold 2.25 million albums in just five days breaking several records for simultaneous titles. billboard magazine says the fab four had 16 albums in the top 50 including two box sets. >>> all right. we're talking about some air travel delays now. bob van dillen with the latest on that. hey, bob. >> so far so good. who gets the beatle cash right now is what i want to know? all those copies sold, who gets the cash? >> nice chunk of change. >> if you are traveling, so far so good. heavy rains down across the deep southeast but showers around the new york city metro about 30 to 60-minute delays there. more delays the further south you go. houston also about a thunderstorm half hour to hour long delay and showers around denver could slow you down to half an hour. more on that in a bit. >> all right, bob, thanks. >>> police are looking for two suspects who smashed their way int