when destroying the sweat glands? >> no, it doesn't seem to be. fairly minimal invasive procedure. you do it under local anesthesia and you use the laser to reduce the sweat gland themselves and that is a more long-term result than botox. >> a lot of people will be happy to hear that. work on the head, too? >> no. >> just the hands and the underarm as. thank you so much, glad to always hear about what's new. >> pleasure. >> we look forward to seeing you. >> all right, barbara. >>> we're following breaking news right now in new york. a shooting outside the empire state building. our sister station in new york says it started as a workplace dispute and spilled out into the streets. two people are shot and two are dead, including the gunman. dead, including the gunman. >>> still ahead on "news 4 but somewhere along the way, something went horribly wrong. george allen voted for trillions in debt while voting to raise his pay four times, then voted to keep special tax breaks for oil and gas companies and took over a half-million from them. worse, allen went to work for them. you know wh

so than the sweat gland would have no input. >> underarm sweating bothers her the most.he has been giving a numbing cream. the doctors making about 20 small injections under each of her arms. >> the injections keep sweating away for six to nine months. >> the doctor says people like her who get the german have tried everything, prescription antiperspirants -- who get the treatment have tried everything. >> it is for excessive sweating. it affects many people. a lot of people do not know there is an option other. >> it is not for everyone, but she is thrilled than relieved to discover a way to stop her excessive sweating. she used only where light colors, trying to hide sweat spots. >> now i can wear anything want and i feel very comfortable. >> as for the price. >> very much worth it. i love it. >> coming up next, your maryland lottery midday pick three and pick four, and we will have another check of your insta- weather forecast with ava. weather forecast with ava. >> if you think you are hot in august, imagine being a polar bear. zookeeper's in china are helping their

radioactive iodine released from the fukushima daiichi power plant can accumulate in the thyroid glands of children and raise their risk of developing cancer. fukushima prefecture is conducting thyroid tests on all children 18 years old or younger. by the end of march, 38,000 children have been checked. no one was diagnosed with cancer, but lumps were found in 36% of the children. the prefecture explained that lumps can be found in healthy children so no special measures are needed, but parents voiced strong concerns over the finding. thyroid checks will now be conducted on 4,500 children aged 18 years old or younger in three areas outside fukushima prefecture by the end of march. the data will then be compared with that of fukushima. the cabinet office says data will be collected in areas not affected by radioactive materials released from the crippled nuclear reactors. it says the move is designed not only to alleviate concerns but also to detect possible effects of the nuclear accident on children's health, if any, as early as possible. many people who survived the attack on hiroshim

health care professionals discovered lumps in the thyroid glands of 1 in 3 children in the prefecture. radioactive ioh, dine released from fukushima daiichi can ac m accumulate in the glands of children and raise their risk of developing cancer. so health care professionals are testing all children aged 18 or younger. they had checked 38,000 of them by the end of march. they didn't diagnose anyone with cancer, but they found lumps in the thyroid grands of 36% of those tested. prefectural officials explain that lumps can be found in healthy children. still, parents were concerned. thyroid checks will now be conducted on 4,500 children in three areas outside fukushima. researchers will compare the data with the results from fukushima. >>> residents of various evacuated after the disaster are trying rebuild their lives. now the government has come up with a road map for reviving evacuation zones. parts of 12 municipalities come under the plan. government officials want to finish decontaminating and restoring utilities in the next two years in areas where evacuation orders have been lifte

arabica dead then i ask where it's from is lation this it was a very clan this is a very important gland in norse and all it will and some of them do were executed in cold blood this is what this soon a half minute video shows in fact this is an extended gland they have like twenty tiles and brothers sisters the extended family clan tribe you know so this means that all these people is steadily being recruited to the opposition now they will be fighting the opposition because they are being executed in cold lot and this explains among other things why christians all over syria now are taking up arms to defend themselves go because they know that if there is a falls assad called by sunni hard core elements the including some of the jihad just this is what's going to happen they're going to be protected minorities and at the moment they are protected minority to some of the assad government the formation or surrounding the conflict is also in full swing western media outlets are racing to blame to muskets for the lion's share of the canning while often turning a blind eye to rebel actresse

this video is from gland foster who lived at point richmond just above the refinery. klan was a video director in l.a. for years. when he looked outside, he said he could not believe his eyes. he also said it looked just like a movie. >>> kaiser hospital in richmond was completely fooled with people coming in all suffering the effects from the refinery fire. all people we spoke to were all experiencing similar situations >>> my skin was burning really bad and my throat was burning. >>> are my chest that type, my eyes were burning. my approach was a cheap and dry. >>> people were told to go outside and avoid going outside. we will have an update from a hospital in richmond. is there a air quality concern? lawrence is tracking conditions right now >>> if i live in that area, i would definitely stay indoors. we are seeing some very light winds right now. hopefully we will have everything under wraps by then. clear skies around the bay area although for the most part it looks like these afternoon will have very similar numbers. we will have sunshine by the afternoon. mayb

. >> -- swollen lymph glands. >>> pockets of mist closer to the bay and closer to the coast more likely you going to get miff. doppler showing it is dry. area of low pressure off the coast this is what is enhancing the marine layer, 1500 feet thick this morning, going to be harder to get rid of clouds, most of us in the 50s and 60s. noon clouds back to the coast, mix of high clouds and sun over the bay and inland. 70s and 80s inland, 60s and 70s bay, 50s coast into san francisco, pockets of sun along the coast stubborn clouds will be there with 59 at half moon bay at 4:00, 62 san francisco, 70s high clouds and sun around the bay, 80s and 90s high clouds and sun inland. the same sky condition at 7:00, 70s and 80s inland. 60s, 70s bay, 50s coast into san francisco pollen today not much changed low amounts of grass, moderate tree, mold and ragweed. next three days temperatures taper and we'll see more clouds friday and state with a chance of maybe a thunderstorm or two off the coast that could wander into the north bay very fluid situation now for most of us it is going to be cooler by the

it's called mir a dry and uses microwaves to heat sweat glands.octors say patients are seeing promising results. >> they completely eliminate their sweating. it's not that they sweat at all but what would be like a normal person. >> they said more study is needed to see if it works long term. you'll be paying between $20 l--- $2500 to $3500 for two sessions and it's in the covered by insurance. check out our web page to find the health news you and your family need. >>> all right. with all the referendums on that november ballot, it may look confusing. the stated board of elections is looking at what you may see. >>> plus, she has to battle muscle physique, sharks and -- fatigue, sharks and she is swimming from cuba. [ male announcer ] the emotional burden of debt. not everyone can understand it. the worry. the endless collection calls. we know what it's like... to be in your shoes. we're the providers of careone debt relief services. bernie dancel, who created careone, has been in your shoes. he once had his own battle with debt, which motivated

some symptoms include fever, headache, body aches, swollen glands. it can occur to its fall in a mosquito bite. >> doctors at johns hopkins will soon start doing the full face transplants. a university institutional review board signed off on the program last month. >> the surgery has only been performed one other time in baltimore. surgeons at johns hopkins say they're in the process of training potential candidate. >> practice your nerve connections. >> this hospital surgeon is holding the extra of the patients with severe facial injury. >> knows, cheeks, the entire bottom half of their face is gone. an ideal candidate for a face transplant at the hospital. >> designed specifically for that person. you could bring over the bones along with a face to reconstruct everything to try to restore the appearance back to how they were previously. >> this is video of dr. gordon doing a trial run on a cadaver. he is part of a specialized team brought together. >> people who specialize in hooking up tiny blood vessels. people who specialize in helping tiny nur

for symptoms of the virus which include fever, headache, body aches, skin rash, and slowing lymph glandduce symptoms can occur up to two weeks. after being bitten by a mosquito. johns hopkins will soon begin performing faced transplant surgery. the review board to approve the extremely rare surgery at the hospital late last month. it will be the second hospital in baltimore to perform the surgery after the university of maryland performed when early this year. johns hopkins is in the process of screening potential patients. it has long been considered one of the nation's top hospitals in cancer treatment but one type of patient doctors don't typically treat our male breast cancer patients because men make up less than 1% of all breast cancer cases. we have the story of one man battling for rare disease. >> what's a hoot? >> i think she called you and old coot. >> they are as lively as they come. they are friends first and then companions, the alexandria couple has raised four sons. >> i had a lot of money mons. >> and a vertebra -- a bird of grand kids. -- a brood of grandkids. >> after

radio active iodine can accumulate in glands of children and raise their risk of developing cancer. so healthcare professionals are testing all children age 18 or younger. they will reach 38 thousand of them bit end of march. they didn't diagnose anyone with kearns but found lumps in 38% of those tested p.m. prefecture officials explain that lumps can be found in healthy children. still, parent are concerned. thyroid checks will now be conduct owned 4,500 children in three areas outside fukushima. researchers will compare data with results from fukushima. >>> doctors seeking to abolish nuclear weapons ended a three-day convention in hiroshima on sunday. they discussed how to pass on to future generations experiences of the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. some of them have very personal reasons. nhk world's shoko koyama has the report. >> reporter: the doctors call themselves international physicians for the prevention of nuclear war. they hold their congress every two years. they chose hiroshima as the host city to remind the world of the nuclear bombing there. the ippnw'

tomorrow, doctors will examine my thyroid gland. i hope they won't find anything, but i'm still a bit worried. >> dear yuko, you'll probably do fine tomorrow, but i also think that you, your friends and everyone in this country will have to continue dealing with radiation for a long time. >> reporter: yuko sato is a high school student. she lives in the city of fukushima, about 60 kilometers from the crippled nuclear plant. she met hirose last year during a field trip to nagasaki. the students were there to learn about the effects of the atomic bomb. hirose spoke to them about his experiences. yuko later sent him an e-mail, and they have stayed in touch ever since. >> translator: i don't think people outside fukushima can understand what we went through after the nuclear accident, but i feel that despite the different circumstances, hirose and i share a similar pain. >> reporter: she says hirose's exposure to radiation makes it easier to share her anxieties with him. after exchanging more than 100 e-mails with yuko, hirose felt he w

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 can a 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 over the trampoline in spite of the well explosion and fire my sister has stayed in her house surrounded by her children and grandchildren and. this kind of helps me gives me a little more steadiness until i can grab something and 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 go out with smells and that i just couldn't be outside it wasn't in th

only gets rid of the gets rid of the producing glands and i feel the results will be permanent. said nothing in hollywood forever? >> big thanks going to our "extra" friends, sign up at extratv.com. see you tomorrow. soccer "extra," olympic solo's next move. be the new "bachelorette"? secret.s.a.'s family related to angelina jolie. budweiser dog, spuds mckenzie. >> greatness. we have come to believe greatness is a gift reserved for a chosen few, for prod jeez for superstars. >> reporter: instead of an elite athlete, this ad for nike shows a 12-year-old 200-pound boy from london, ohio, jogging alone. >> greatness is not some rare dna strand, it's not some precious thing. >> reporter: his name is nathan surell, before he made the commercial, nathan said he didn't even like running. >> i put the hatred of running to the side it was such an experience, so fun. >> reporter: fun except for the one take where he got sick from the exertion. >> i took a drink. my stomach started hurting i've went over to the side of the road and, just, let it go. >> reporter: something about this commerc

executed in cold blood this is what this so that i have minute video shows in fact this is an extended gland they have like twenty towels and brothers sisters the extended family clan tribe you know so this means that all these people you stand over being recruited to the opposition now they will be fighting the opposition because they are being executed in cold blood and this explains among other things why christians all over syria now are taking up arms to defend themselves because they know that if there is oppose a subcultural by sunni hard core elements of the including salafi jihad just this is what's going to happen they're going to be only protected minorities and at the moment they are protected minorities and. well for more updates on the syrian crisis can check out our team's twitter feed and really stupid first hand reports direct from the war zone and analysis and images are also lined up for use their heads our t.v. underscore com. syria will also be in the sides during president vladimir putin's brief visit to wander russia and britain are poles apart over how to resolve the

minute video shows in fact this is an extended gland they have like wait six thousand brothers sisters the extended family clan tribe you know so this means that all these people you stand over being recruited to the opposition now they will be flighty the opposition because they are being executed in cold blood and this explains among other things why christians all over syria now are taking up arms to defend themselves because they know that if there is a falls assad holds roll dice. the hard core elements the greedy selfish just this is what's going to happen they're going to be overprotected minorities and at the moment they are protected by the words of. the syrian conflict has left hundreds of thousands of people displaced many having for shelter across the borders into neighboring countries but as my financial reports even in the refugee camps politics overshadows basic human values. a conflict of contrast and contradictions freedom fighters with guns in their hands and the kind of support calls for jihad those claiming to want to stop the violence in the country continue provid

miramar labs create aid device that uses heat to melt away sweat glands and bring pro fuse sweating under control. >> there is not they don't sweat at all, they sweat what you'd consider to be a normal person. >> this is expensive, treatments from 2500 to 3500s skpdz usually not covered by insurance. more studies need to be done to see if it's affective for the long term. >> good news for coffee drinkers. that may helping stay healthy. coffee drinkers benefit from antioxidants and caffeine speeds up activity of neurons. but doctors warn the affect of coffee on people will make them less likely to per describe the zrimpk to their patients. >> this first lady posted 50 children today fr a special lunch. the children are winners of a contest to create original and healthy lunch res piz. they got to taste the recipes. now, meeting first lady is mazing and then, this happened. >> so it's my hon dwror introduce the president of the united states. >> i heard there was a state dinner going on here. and rpz usually i get invited to the state dinner so this time i had to crash the party because i d

some symptoms of the virus include skin rash and swollen glands. >> johns hopkins hospital will soon start performing facial transplant surgeries. they were approved late last month making hopkins the second hospital in baltimore authorized to perform the surgery. >> it is just like a heart transplant or liver transplant. it is plastic surgery. we're trained to replace the tissue with the missing tissue. >> hopkins has been developing its own team for face transplants. >> now insta-weather plus and traffic pulse 11 together. >> good morning. some good news on northbound 95 at the beltway. they have reopened all lanes and traffic is filtering through. it was an overnight tractor- trailer accident and explosion that we were monitoring that happened at 11:00 p.m. last night. all lanes are reopening at the beltway southwest. it will take some time for those delays to filter through. the north and west sides are checking out ok. one more accident in havre de grace at level road and 95. you can see traffic has not done to the point yet at 395 but all lanes are open after the cleanup 0 occu

--swollen glands. majority of the people that have the west now virus to not even know they haven't. >> darya: first we want to take a look outside, and be right back. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver, only from at&t. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. >> mark: workers at the pentagon missile defense agency have a problem with online pornography they have been told to stop searching the internet for pornography on their government issued computers. employees have been accessing websites and transmitting messages with sexual images. they warn that: take away from productive work time and open up the network

temporarily stripping her of her three gland children. >> the ruling in court was about the guardianship and i think it was based on a bunch of lies. i am devastated that while i have been away that my grandchildren have been taken away from me. >> finally thursday august 2nd a california court restores katherine to custody but with a catch. an adult grandson teto jackson junior is awarded co guardianship. >> when his grandmother came home tj and the grandmother discussed what she would like and what she had decided after meeting with prince, paris and blanket is that they would like to formally recognize tj as co guardian. >> did greed lead to an attempt bison of the legendary jackson family to isolate and manipulate their own mother? was it a gang control of katherine's 40 percent of michael's rapidly growing he is skate? was it foiled by 14-year-old paris using twitter to blow the whistle on aunt jam net and recommend my and randy? >> he is michael jackson's niece and tj is now co guardian of michael jackson's three children. we are live from las vegas. can you tell us first of all ar

some symptoms of the virus include fever, headache, body ache, skin rash, swollen lymph glands. >>> it of twins born 54 days apart. ten years later, the story is still awe inspiring. she was admitted going in to premature labor for baby one. the second twin wasn't ready for the world. charlie wasn't born until two months later. for charlie's 10th birthday, she and her sister met the doctors that performed delivery. >> at most we've had twins born a few minutes apart, maybe a day or two. almost two months apart. to be born so far apart and survive. that 24 weeks survival is not that high. >> doctors say the fact that the twin delivery was extraordinary. infants born as early as 24 weeks have a survival rate of less than 50%. mom kimberly sent 100 days in the intensive care unit. ! it's been great watching the competition in the olympics. the games are leaving some fans tired. we'll call it olympic fatigue. many aren't getting enough sleep. now the games are coming to a close. this weekend might be a good chance to catch up on all of those last zs. olympians inspiring many to hit the gym

. - why am i the one over here expressing glands, and you guys are over there, bettin' on the ponies? - well, you're sort of betting too. - excuse me? - remember you loaned me money to build a gazebo? - oh, man. come-- that was gazebo money, yamamoto. - my wife's in charge of my checking account, all right? she doesn't like gambling! - so then don't gamble. - tell your wife to eat it, yamamoto. - i can't. she's so emasculating. i'd tell her to stop, but a part of me likes it. it's so complicated. - guys, look at that. phil's making his move. - all right, okay, that's it. - phil's making his move. - let's go, phil. you beautiful son of a bitch, make me some money! come on! - there he goes. - have y'all seen dr. coleman? - oh, dr. yamamoto, get the blinds. [monkey chirps] dr. rizzo, get the door. - come on, now. come on, now. daddy needs a new pair of shoes. come on, now! - only one working around here? - come on, come on, come on! - come on, go, go, go! get it, get it! yes! [cheering] - i won some money. - i'm gonna get so drunk. - [clears throat] - everybody back to work! this is a an

. - why am i the one over here expressing glands, and you guys are over there, bettin' on the ponies? - well, you're sort of betting too. - excuse me? - remember you loaned me money to build a gazebo? - oh, man. come-- that was gazebo money, yamamoto. - my wife's in charge of my checking account, all right? she doesn't like gambling! - so then don't gamble. - tell your wife to eat it, yamamoto. - i can't. she's so emasculating. i'd tell her to stop, but a part of me likes it. it's so complicated. - guys, look at that. phil's making his move. - all right, okay, that's it. - phil's making his move. - let's go, phil. you beautiful son of a bitch, make me some money! come on! - there he goes. - have y'all seen dr. coleman? - oh, dr. yamamoto, get the blinds. [monkey chirps] dr. rizzo, get the door. - come on, now. come on, now. daddy needs a new pair of shoes. come on, now! - only one working around here? - come on, come on, come on! - come on, go, go, go! get it, get it! yes! [cheering] - i won some money. - i'm gonna get so drunk. - [clears throat] - evybody back to work! this is a anim

will have a fever, headache, body aches, skin rash and swollen glands 3 to 15 days after being bitttny an infected mosquito. people older than 50 are most vulnerable. you should monitor your yards and gardens for standing water that can serve as a breeding ground for mosquitoes. we dodged the thunderstorms so far this evening......but the bigger problem... may be the hurricane season that has already started. started.this was the rough surf in ocean city......caused by hurricane irene as she brushed by ocean city last august.about 700-thousand people lost power because of the storm stormemily gracey joins us now...to explain why this hurricane season... may be worse than expected... emily? 3 20-12 ravens....lass night e against atlanta in their first preseason game.slow out of the gate, but some promising players are on this roster. morgan adsit joins us now with a ravens report, morgan. that was a perfect summary. first team offense struggled to get a first down...first team defense got torched by receiver julio jones...and gave up two touchdowns.and special teams left some plays out

basically if you think of the sweat glands like a little turkey baster, the muscles squeeze and sweates out. the way you treat it initially, try conservative measure, breathable fabrics like cotton, avoid synthetic, a clinical strength antiperspirant, over the counter. if those do not work, see your doctor. there's many options available such as medication and prescription antiperspirant. >> last question people want to know about. is it dangerous to get a bikini wax. >> that's a good one. dangerous, no, but there are potential complications. one when the wax pulls the skin, you can get tears on the skin. that compromises integrity of it so bacteria can get in there and inflamed and in effect hair follicles. another thing, ingrown hairs. if it doesn't pull out by the root, you can get stubble, invert and cause an ingrown hair. also burns. that wax is very hot. we do have recommendations from viewers from women's health for when you're choosing a facility. you want to make sure it's clean. you want to make sure the esthetician is licensed and trained in brazilians. don't let them doubl

some people have rash and swollen lymph glands. they recommend wearing protective clothing and dump standing water and there is only upon treatment for the symptoms. they can have to be hospitalized to help with breathing. >> a frightening scene on a busy highway. crushed cars and now we know what sparked the deadly chaos. millions of americans feeling a drain on the wallet every time they fill up in the gas station. one idea to possibly lower prices not sitting well with everyone. [ female announcer ] foamtastic news! nice'n easy colorblend foam is winning top beauty awards hands down! with beautiful tones and highlights... no other foam lasts longer. and no other foam is product of the year. check out colorblend foam. only from nice'n easy. with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor

milder cases, body aches and vomiting and swollen lymph glands. four out of five people won't see any symptoms at all t. takes 3 to 4 days to start to feel the symptoms. so if have you any question, contact your local physician. >> eric: if have you any standing water, dump t. elizabeth prann, thanks. >> jamie: oil prices are skyrocketing, hith their highest level in three months, just last friday. gas prices have jumped 39 cents a gallon since last month. the white house is considering tapping into the nation's oil reserves to ease prices. last year, the u.s. released 30 million barrels of oils from the strategic petroleum reserve with limited success. so is it a good idea to do it now? steve forbes is the author of the book, the freedom manifesto, why free markets are scmoarl big government isn't. he is the chairman and editor of forbes media and joins us often. it is great to have you here. good morning. >> good to be with you, jamie. >> jamie: so, i read the book. >> terrific. >> jamie: at time, it's disturbing, it is a very realistic picture.

his successor is accused of speblding 80 gland for memberships for his board.e the primary mission is to provide hospitalized and homebound veterans with therapeutic arts and crafts activities. they reported more than $400 million. only 35% goes to veteran programs. attorney general harris says her investigators spent the last year building what she calls a complicated case. she wants the current leadership ousted. >> new this morning the 49ers and santa clara county proving they can get along, agree to share development money. it settles a lawsuit between the teen and the county. as you recall in june, now santa clara unified will get a cut to help the budget and the rest to the new stadium. >> a warning from police to be on the lookout for stolen apple products on line. thieves broke into the east hamilton just after midnight and stole $163,000 of ipads, iphones and ipots. these things are going to show up on lists very soon. we recommend you do not buy from private sellers unless you want possible stolen property. >> they investigated the bp oil smil down in

only 20% of the people will develop sechl toms and those symptoms can range from fever to swollen glandsnd only a small proportion develop disease that affects the nervous system. >> there's no way for a layman to identify. they see a mosquito and they slap it and you can't know whether this is one that's affected, can you? ? if you're having symptoms that last for longer than a few days or if you're concerned you should see your physician. >> flulike symptoms are something you might get a few days later, for example? >> it can happen as much as 14 days and it it could be up to 14 days that you can develop symptoms. how do you know that you have the other extreme exposure and there may be some brain swelling? how would you know if it's associated with headaches and how do you know if it's time to go to a doctor? it would be things like headaches that are more severe as usual and lasting for a longer period of time. confusion, and tingliness. >> eradication, is that an option or too widespread at this point? >> there have been options at the local level to control mosquitos since they're

the disease can cause fever, headache, swollen glands or a rash, but there are no medications to treat it or vaccines to prevent it. health officials are calling on the public for help urging them to wear insecticide and to remove any stagnant water like you see back there from their property because it is a breeding ground for these mosquitoes. in dallas casey steigel, fox news. >>> maryland health officials just diagnosed the first case of west nile in the state. the patient lives in central maryland. the baltimore sun is reporting the virus has been found in a pool in montgomery county. >>> breaking news in las vegas, a small plane made a crash landing in a neighborhood in the last hour. witnesses say the plane hit a tree, caught fire near a house. one death is confirmed on the plane, no word if anyone was hurt on the ground. >>> after two tragic shootings an expert tells us how to talk to your children about guns. >> and mitt romney preps for a trip to virginia, why he may bring along some very important guests. >> if you see a story we should look into, there's the number and e-ma

when you think a football field a day, it kind of loses its -- >> it apparently has olfactory glands, sending back not only sights and sounds -- >> smells? >> smells. gasses from the planet mars. should be interesting. >> yeah. absolutely. all right. >>> coming up, the massachusetts woman turned away from a doctor because of her weight. >> these guys are calling it an adrenaline rush. you can watch it coming up "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. are calling it an adrenaline rush. you can watch it coming up "world news now." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare

. >> it affects several systems in the body but primarily the sal vary glands. >> reporter: it causes fatigue and joint pain. for a world class athlete playing tennis in the hot sun for hours, extreme dry mouth and fatigue are tough opponents. doctors diagnosed her with it last year and she quit playing competitively for several months. here at ucsf researchers are leading the way to establish objective criteria that will help doctors better diagnose the disease and have established a registry for information, including biological samples from 700 patients in the bay area and beyond. >> we at this point have recruited over 3,000 participants in nine different sites. >> reporter: an estimated four million people, mostly women, have the disease. tennis players commend venus for continuing to play, including 11-year-old isha. >> i think she's really brave continuing to play tennis even though she has a disease, because not many people can do it. >> reporter: many say watching venus demonstrate what is possible with sjogren's is motivational gold. even though it's extremely hot out here,

and a lot of people will be doing some the events outside and that includes the outside glands festivalt the golden gate park. this even expect about 60,000 people each day. to give you more news faster to be turned to jackie who is live at the festival site. people say the not even drive to this eave vents, use public transportation. >> will: -- >> reporter: that is the best advice. you will not get anywhere near here. everything is blocked off, there are fences and security gates, the best advice to be to take public transportation, ride a bike, do anything other than try to drive your car. now this festival is expected to do even better. it is happening today at noon. we have some of the biggest acts in the world including stevie wonder, metallica, and and the foo fighters. >> reporter: everything is going to be totally jammed up today. but there are some changes can tv because of the festival. take a look at some of the changes you can see the list on the muni web site as well. >> reporter: the best advice i can give you is do not attempt to drive down here. it is going to be crazy

few animals that have been tested positive with the virus pin had a body aches and swollen lymph glandsof the symptoms. many of the people that aren't affected clear up the sad symptoms without even realizing they had. >>darya: united airlines is raising their fares most of them by $10 per trip. if the airlines do not raise fares like southwest airlines and united will be forced to retreat prices. here is another thing. when you fly they hardly give you any food these days. they have a new guy in fresh program on u.s. airways. it is they got a small see pin-- fee. for $20 you can get a more gourmet type food. >>darya: i bring the city business so and new-line. -- i bring the food is no annoying. take a live look here at our mt. tam cam. >>darya: it is going to be a hot when. they do not want you to drink the water. the the detectives sizzle at the scene. >>jackie: >> the bacteria count is high and chloroform. that is what they do not want you to drink the water. we have seen people come in and out of the water. they say they are not worried about it. >>darya: i sent in just curious does