one of the first things that they notice is that the thyroid gland is not working and they have problems of feeling tired and a lot of people don't realize it's a thyroid problem. they look for all sorts of different causes and if it's a thyroid problem specifically, that has to be treated. what is so interesting here and what we've seen throughout history, erin, is when you talk about radiation, you're talking about all sorts of different particles. but some of those particles are things that are taken up into the body and then concentrated in the thyroid gland. the thyroid gland prepares these isotopes and it's the first time that a cancer or some sort of irregularity may develop. sort of thing about the thyroid gland as a ka nar ree in the coal mine after a nuclear problem like this. >> and now we're seeing unofficial survey, 10 of 130 children evacuated had irregularities in their thyroids and are you surprised? or is this indicative that we could see a lot of other problems coming from people who were evacuated from the pu fukushima leak? >> you would be hard-pressed, erin, to prove

to -- glands starts to appear. >> there are 44 confirmed cases on the berk ri -- berkeley campus. >>od afternoon. if you're in the sun it's hot. it's warm, megagi, even if you have -- muggy, even if you have cloud cover. a lot of humidity in the air. we had that drizzle this morning. the key is we lost the higher clouds from yesterday so it's just a low cloud deck but it doesn't seem to favor anybody, it was all over the place this morning. you can see a lot of that moisture, it was pouring in all the way from well out in the pacific. the morning drizzle, cloudy, humid is giving ways to some clearer skies. it is warmer today. we'll have some low mid 80s maybe wednesday and thursday. today the forecasted high is 60s and # 0 -- 70s. tomorrow we'd go mid oh 7 -- 70s for the city, low 80s. the trend is to take those temperatures up. still some clouds around but it's partly sunny. there's a breeze occasionally here. 73 concord, also fair field 77. nap pa, í oakland and it's close for everybody else at 706789 once you get -- 706789 once you -- 70. patchy clouds tonight at best. nothing for

>> the thyroid gland is a major source of hormones in the body.eople may notice if it is not working is they may have problems with just feeling tired, may have blood pressure abnormalities. all sorts of things it can regulate. a lot of times people don't realize it is a thyroid problem and look for all sorts of causes. if it is a try roid problem it has to be treated. what we have seen through history is when you talk about radiation, you are talking about particles. but some of those are things taken in to the body and concentrated in the thyroid gland. it concentrates various isotopes and that's why the thyroid is the first place that a cancer or irregularity may develop. think of the thyroid gland as a canary in the coal mine after a nuclear problem like this. that is why they are looking this. >> now we are seeing ten of 130 children evacuated had irregularities in their thyroids. are you surprised and is it indicative we could see more major problems coming out from people affected by the fukushima leak? >> what is interesting to me, erin, i

the virus can cause painful swelling of the salivary glands and infertility in young people. the vaccination clinic is between noon and 6 p.m. at the university's tang center. >>> fleet week's main an shun is back. -- main attraction is back. yep, the blue angels will begin practicing this afternoon for the weekend's big shows. the team flew in from san diego yesterday. expect to hear them and see them around 3 p.m. today and tomorrow. the squadron will perform this weekend as part of fleet week's air show. six pilots fly but the team is much bigger. advance teams and maintenance people, things like that. >> when they start their practice this afternoon will there be any more possibilities for thunderstorms? >> minimal. much better day tomorrow getting out there practicing for saturday and sunday show. they may not do everything today. they will probably get it all in tomorrow with the clear sky. good morning. 4:51. looking down at the clear sky over most of our neighborhoods. a few radar returns, within sliding south of san francisco. -- one coming down 101 out of mendocino

>> the thyroid gland is a major source of hormones in the body.ng people may notice if it is not working is they may have problems with just feeling tired, may have blood pressure abnormalities. all sorts of things it can regulate. a lot of times people don't realize it is a thyroid problem and look for all sorts of causes. if it is a try roid problem it has to be treated. what we have seen through history is when you talk about radiation, you are talking about particles. but some of those are things taken in to the body and concentrated in the thyroid gland. it concentrates various isotopes and that's why the thyroid is the first place that a cancer or irregularity may develop. think of the thyroid gland as a canary in the coal mine after a nuclear problem like this. that is why they are looking this. >> now we are seeing ten of 130 children evacuated had irregularities in their thyroids. are you surprised and is it indicative we could see more major problems coming out from people affected by the fukushima leak? >> what is interesting to me, eri

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the outbreak came in the wake of last year's massive earthquake that killed glands of thousands. the hope of setting up a formal government has delayed the reconstruction work. with the infrastructure of government gradually returning, the huge challenge of getting the rest of the country back on its feet must began. >> that is just about it from this bulletin. you like football, right? most men have met to do. >> i love football. >> did you see these pictures? they are ridiculous. did you see what happened in south korea? let me explain to the viewers who why these people are so unhappy. basically theam, fighting started at one end of the bench. towards the end of this interim, the asian champions, they were upset with the visiting team and we're not going to show you exactly why all these red cards were issued. there was a massive fight that that will tell you about in sports. you have been watching newsday from the bbc. we will take our leave and will be back and if he meant this -- that's with the business asia report. the main news comes from thailand were one-third of the c

at sinai and professor at johns hopkins hospital explain that adele had tumors in your endocrine glands, which is a rare form of the pancreatic cancer. the good news is that people with this kind of pancreatic cancer can to survive much longer. a dell had surgery to remove that tumors from her pancreas, but she later saw them in her liver -- but when she later got them in her liver, doctors used what is called a cyber life. >> when it finds the tumor, it sends radiation directly to the tumor. >> it can be used for patients who cannot have surgery, which is the case for 85% to 95% of cases. a year after diagnosis, a dell appears to be cancer-free. >> i'm extremely happy and then sitting on the table waiting. he said, good news, you are still ok. >> symptoms include unexplained weight loss, jaundice, diabetes, stomach and back pain. smoking is an extremely common risk factor. there may be a genetic link. screening is possible, but doctors do not screen the general population. >> men are getting conflicting it buys when it comes to getting screen for prostate cancer. on monday, that need -

that a chemical that had been used in the two thousand and one fracking has been linked to adrenal gland tumors. when she went to end canada they denied using it on that well or any other months later the oil and gas commission admittedly that it had been used after all. after years of mounting medical bills devalued property and diminishing options laura agreed to a monetary settlement with and kana corp. the company responsible for her problems . the settlement stipulated she stopped telling her story publicly which is why she was not interviewed for this film many family stories like hers will never be told because of company settlements that require silence. let's go around the trampoline in spite of her well explosion and fire. his stage in her house surrounded by her children and grandchildren. this kinda helps me gives me a little more steadiness until i can grab something you know they were doing ok as long as there were eggs and that weren't there and i was just working a while and you still got. smells and that just couldn't be outside it wasn't in the house but then they broug

. >> reporter: a sign is a swelling of glands along your neckline. campus will be giving out more shots for mumps next week and the flu and whooping cough at the clinic at the campus between noon and 6 p.m.. >>> apple fans continue to mourn co-founder steve jobs. his pending death was discussed beforehand in a meeting between apple security officials and palo alto police. this week's meeting focused on allowing police to plan extra patrols around the former ceo's palo alto home. police were told there was a possibility his death could come this week with news of his death wednesday, 40 people showed up at the modest home. they paid tribute by leaving flowers or symbolic apples. >> i never thought his death would affect me in way. really pronoun like somebody really -- profound like somebody really special. >> he has millions of close friends who never met him but close friends because of what his inventions did to their lives. >> man writing steve jobs' biography, the book coming out later this month, told the "wall street journal" that jobs knew wee

prostate cancer is a slow- growing cancer that does not progress outside of the prostate gland. but many urologists point to research that clearly shows that the death rate for prostate cancer has dropped dramatically- - a disease that strikes one in six men. but earlier this month, an influential government panel recommended that healthy men should not be routinely tested. the u.s. preventive services task force said the p.s.a. test causes more harm than good, often triggering a series of unnecessary biopsies, surgery and radiation. the report found 95% percent of men with p.s.a.-detected cancer who are followed for 12 years do not die from that cancer, even without treatment. >> the p.s.a. test may seem like a simple blood test. the issue is what happens afterwards. >> reporter: dr. michael barry is the president of the non- profit foundation for informed medical decision making and a primary care physician at massachusetts general hospital in boston. the risks include infections like dyroff's and treatments that can leave men incontinent or impotent. >> many men of course wou

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>>reporter: l doctor says sure sign that you have the virus is swelling of the glands along the neckline. now the campus is going to be giving out more shots for mumps next week. also include the shots for flu and whooping cough. give them at the clinic at the campus between noon and 6:00 p.m. in berkeley, abc 7 news. >> thank you thomas. >> now to the anger erupted against wall street because of the country economic woe and protest that continue to grow here and across the country. activist in san francisco camping in and out from front of the federal reserve bank people leaving food and other items to show their support. up wall street movement is drawing support from people in the bay area who have lost their jobs and their homes. >> when the housing market collapsed it was the house worth half what i owed on it so i called the bank to ask if they would work with me or something and refinance and they refused to. >> movement started in new york on wul street 3 weeks ago. some commentator already making comparison to the social protest of the 60's. city officials are getting ready to e

. >> even organic cheese is full of cow hormones that have been increase oil glands and make you break out. >> reporter: animal proteins like lamb, chicken and beef are also good to eat if you're fighting wrinkles. >> zinc is a mineral that helps to fight acne because it's anti-inflammatory. >> reporter: for smoother skin, throw in some vegetables. >> green and yellow veggies have been shown linked to fewer wrinkles, especially crow's feet around the eyes. >> reporter: if sushi is your dish, don't fill up on the rice. >> sugar eats up the collagen in your skin, and also sugar has been linked to acne as well. >> reporter: if you're after healthy hair and nails, dr. wu says eat your greens and drink water. do you need to drink gallons of water a day? >> good rule of thumb, have one glass per meal and another glass in between meals. >> reporter: when it comes to pasta, skip the alfredo and go with marinara instead. >> it turns out that when you cook tomatoes or process them, it releases four times the amount of lycopene antioxidants. >> reporter: tomatoes can also fight sun damage just li

the country leaving the country by the end of the month but he's accused by russia of appeasing the gland mondays to protect the media. and as a nascent choose the colonel's demise there is relief and some will says that the secrets of his bold dealings with the west will go with him to the grave and won't be revealed in a t.v. needed was for many years a major construction bust in butlins it's. also headlines trade unions call for more protests in greece said the parliament in athens of scottish clubs.

>>reporter: l doctor says sure sign that you have the virus is swelling of the glands along the neckline. now the campus is going to be giving out more shots for mumps next week. also include the shots for flu and whooping cough. give them at the clinic at the campus between noon and 6:00 p.m. in berkeley, abc 7 news. >> thank you thomas. >> now to the anger erupted against wall street because of the country economic woe and protest that continue to grow here and across the country. activist in san francisco camping in and out from front of the federal reserve bank people leaving food and other items to show their support. up wall street movement is drawing support from people in the bay area who have lost their jobs and their homes. >> when the housing market collapsed it was the house worth half what i owed on it so i called the bank to ask if they would work with me or something and refinance and they refused to. >> movement started in new york on wul street 3 weeks ago. some commentator already making comparison to the social protest of the 60's. city officials are getting ready to e

the type that steve jobs had came from a different cell type, the endocrine portion of the gland. that makes insulin and other hormones that get into the bloodstream. it's a less common disease. in general sh has a better prognosis but it still can be lethal. >> and they talk about pancreatic cancer, the one that patrick swayze had, one year survival is 20%. five-year survival in the single digits. terrible prognosis. what about for this endroe kroc type? >> half of the people diagnosed will have disease that has spread to a different site by the time they're diagnosed. on the flip side, people can still do well for quite a while as mr. jobs did even though did he have this disease. and that is evident by the fact that he had a liver transplant. >> right. obviously, you were not his treating physician. you didn't speak to doctors. what do patients experience? do you have any idea what his life might have been like? >> it's not one cancer. everybody has the same course. it can be found very early. it can have no symptoms. or it can be very symptomatic. in his case, it's, like you s

one is a gland that help with digestion, makes a fluid that gets into the intestines, and that is what -- that is the cell type that the typical pancreatic cancer arises from. that's what patrick swayze had. and the endocringland, the cancer get into the blood stream. it has a better prognosis but can be lethal. >> with the pancreatic cancer, patrick swayze had one-year survival. around 20% in five years. terrible prognosis. what about this variant tumor? >> this type of disease, unfortunately about half of the people who are diagnosed will have metastatic disease, disease that has spread by the time they're diagnosed. on the flip side, people can still do well for quite a while as mr. jobs did. even though he did have metastatic disease. that's evident by the fact that he had a liver transplant for this. >> right. let me ask you, obviously we're not his treating physician. you haven't spoken to these doctor. patients, what are they experiencing? do you have any idea what his life may have been like, especially last couple of years? >> it's not one cancer. not everybody has the same co

symptoms include swollen glands along the jaw line. warning letters went out encouraging students, staff and pham cully to get booster shots. >> -- i asked my parents and they recommended i get an additional shot. >> clinic will offer more free mumps vaccinations next friday from noon to 6. flu and whooping cough vaccinations will also be available. >>> light rail drivers in california will no longer be able to use their cell phones while operating a vehicle. this video is part of the reason why. california public utilities commissioners adopted a new rule yesterday which permanently prohibits drivers from talking or texting behind the wheel. emergency hands-free measure was issued after this crash involving two muni colliding in which 16 were hurt. >>> 5:08. we had just what make was -- what mike was warning about. >> mike? >> definitely in the past. we are looking forward to a lot of sun and a lot warmer weather tranquil fall weather we are known for. one more cold front going to slide east of us that could push a few high clouds int

. - mark kleckner chose to have his prostate gland surgically removed at hopkins in 2009. - a few weeks later, i got the wonderful call from pathology that i had clear margins and the surgery was a success from a cancer perspective. and another week later, i got the catheter out, and you know, everything worked just like it was supposed to. i hope that the science behind prostate cancer can be advanced to the point where maybe my sons won't have to go through what i did. - and joining us now is dr. peter pinto, a urologic oncologist and senior surgeon at the national cancer institute, and dr. jonathan hwang, a urologic oncologist at the washington hospital center. thank you both for coming in. - thank you. - thank you. - no wonder a lot of men are confused, dismayed. let's get your reaction to this story by asking it this way-- is there a lot of dangerous information out there? dr. pinto? - there is a lot of confusion that exists a topic that needs more research. but as we heard just now in the segment, there is ongoing active research to answer these questions. unfortunately, among phy

cells come from and both the left and right vegas nerves which also stimulate the adrenal glands so those apes may be out of something immunity and a good boost in adrenaline. coming up the ninety nine percent have taken to the streets against the one percent but i'll tell you about another ninety nine percent that's getting screwed over by our two tiered economic system in my daily take. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right here in the us. i think the rock the plumbing the the one well. we never got the book says the keep you safe. are we. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is off you don't i'm sorry. your take my take is a segment of the show where we give you the opportunity to have your questions comments criticisms and opinions heard here on the big picture our first comments and i came to us via the viewer rant whine a term my grandfather was an immigrant from italy came over mostly to take care of the family ro

my seven-year-old beagle seems to have her anal gland cleaned out regularly.when is it time to consider surgery? >> we always get these butt questions. first of all, the plans can be removed very easy and my concept on advising clients is if you are inspecting on a monthly basis, take them off. it is a simple problem. >> you have your hands full. thank you for joining us. it is 55 degrees. much more news coming up including the forecast. stay with us. >> live, local, latebreaking -- this is wbal-tv 11 news saturday morning. >> welcome back to 11 news. thank you for joining us. >> let's take a look outside with lowell melser. any better? >> the partly cloudy skies are giving way to mostly cloudy but the good news is the majority of the rain activity will be later in the day but that does not mean there could not be some pop up showers here and there. most of the wet weather is well to the west of laws which is good news for now but there is this upper-level disturbance starting to separate itself, and unfortunately it will keep turning in a counter-clockwise fl

. >> in pregnancy, the thyroid gland increases normally about 20%.f i feel the thyroid is a large, i will get the test. i routinely check the tsh in patients. >> the patient went on to have a healthy baby in this case. >> andsince, it goes well -- and most patients, it goes well. >> if you have any questions, questions1-800-mdamercy. here's a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. i need a home performance with energy star audit. this sensor will show why my living room gets too hot and too cold! get up to $2,450 dollars in rebates and keep saving with home performance with energy star. get started at bgesmartenergy.com. ♪ >> say hi to the camera. >> this is to close. things go bump in the night in "paranormal activity3." there are disturbing events in the house that the girls don't remember including dangers interactions of an imaginary friend. no child will sleep after seeing that movie. they should not see that movie. that is one of the new movies in theaters. >> i did not say1 or 2. i can hire someone to scare me all day. people love this

. >> every adrenal gland was opened wide, then d'or fins were flying through my body and it was just amazing. >> it was like pure amphetamine, that's what it felt like. >> tonight on msnbc investigates, rod farrell talks from prison exclusively about his murders that shocked america and tells us what it was like to be part of a modern-day vampire clan. >> being a vampire was not an actual existence. if you shoot me i'll die. physically to the best of my knowledge, will not live forever, but as far as living the lifestyle of a vampire, it's a raw, fetish hunger and the hunger wins out over everything else. >> she was struck four times in the back of the head as she was moving through the kitchen. some of the skull fragments lay in the dining room. >> in his extraordinary interview, farrell tells of his involvement in a network of devil worshippers and witnessing a human sacrifice. >> how was he killed? >> with a knife. a dagger, ceremonial. >> and then what happened? >> and afterward the blood was ritually drank such as in communion. >> reporter: tonight farrell maintains that after d