>> it is a really common condition in which the thyroid gland, which is a small gland in our neck, about the size and shape after butterfly and this gland becomes underacteddive and starts to lead to a whole host of symptoms. >> to check for this condition, what are you looking for when you do an at-home check? >> well, the at-home neck check is a patient sitting in front of the mirror resting their hand on their neck in front of their thaw ride gland. that is a test for thyroid nodules which can be the sign of an enlarged thyroid. that is a different scenario than hypothyroidism. that is a condition where people feel fatigued. they may have constipation, dry skip, hair loss, fluid retension. those are really important symptoms that they want patients to bring to at tension of their doctor. >> this is concerning. women or five to saturday times more likely to suffer from thyroid disease. aly. sa, you are diagnosed when you were 24. can you talk about what symptom you experienced? >> yes, ma'am, just like dr. geller said, i had forgetfulness. i had brittle nails, dry hair. i had gi issues

the mumps virus attacks the salivary glands. symptoms include fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, and swollen and tender salivary glands in the face. cause sterility, hearing loss, and inflammation of the brain and spinal cord in adults. stacey: after campustown riots in 2014 forced iowa state to shutdown veishea for good, student-leaders and the university have worked to come up with some alternatives to showcase the university. in a letter welcoming students back to iowa state for the spring semester, president steven leath laid out future veishea alternatives. this spring semester includes a cherry pie sale at valentines day. and an arts festival in april. ,next year, and events include -- next year, events include a parade and a showcase of iowa state's colleges will be featured. steve: startling new testimony today in the joe lopez murder trial. he's accused killing his girlfriend's toddler. kcci's kim st. onge is here with why doctors say lopez's story of what happened just doesn't add up. kim: a surgeon who treated 20 month

. >>> the thyroid gland is the gland in the neck that makes the gasoline that runs the body. thyroid hormone is critical for every function in the body. too much thyroid and you can be nervous, anxious, jittery, un unexplained weight loss, feeling hot all the time, pal by takes, hypothyroidism on the other hand when you make too little is manifested by tired, fatigue, bl blah, weight gain, just hair falling out, feeling terrible. >> anchor: fortunately for jane the tumor was benign. that means peace of mind for mommy time. lucky for her warning signing for hypothyroidism include hair swallowing, rapid heartbeat, un unintentional weight loss and a visible lump in the neck . >> anchor: just ahead a country singer married to a hockey star but is carry underwood's husband trying to take over her job? [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi. melanie. maggie. living room. [dad]what about this? this looks [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it great? [agent] hey brendan,you might like thi

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. >> the persistent probably in glands in her neck rubbed her wrong way so much so tina changeded her date with >> i am glut ten free and dairy free i don't eeat sugars unless there happen to some in some foods that i don't know about. we recommend food sensitive test see what are the main triggers for the patients. . >> not only has teen into pain subsided. but she also lost 80 pounds, in eight months and she no longer borderline diabetes. >> i feel like living. i have kids and -- it is i can be able to see at ball game for my son or daughter. i can sit on the bleefrps and not be miserable. i can stay up all day now. all because her thyroid and overall health, are in better alignment. in burnsz >> 80 pounds. eight months. congratulations. some studies suggest it is a many is 20 million americans, have thyroid problems. . >> still ahead. special debut the work that went . . is now coming into bloom. tweeted photo what he says the first flower ever grown in space. this space garden debut follows few failed growth eye sales can while may be first for flowers, other plants have been grow

symptoms include...fever, headace, and the biggest indicator..swolle n salivary glands under the jaw. community health manager...at floyd valley hospital...tara geddes says getting vaccinated is your best line of defense. "this is our mmr vaccine. we reccommend giving it at 12 months of age and again when a child is 4-6 years old they get a booster dose before they go to school," said tara geddes community health manager at floyd valley hospital. the fast spreading infection...first appeared at the university of iowa last students.. and continued to spread across the state...as students returned home over the winter break. if you happen to fall ill...tara says you should ride the illness out. if you do contract mumps the biggest thing you can do is just supportive care; making sure that you stay away from people, avoid contact with anybody, kind of isolate yourself during that period of time," said tara geddes, community health manager at floyd valley hospital. on average symptoms appear within 12 to 25 days.. and carriers are contagious 3 days prior to showing symptoms...and for four

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during the day on saturday lifting into southern new gland and about as far north as this storm gets. so 1 to 2 foot totals here in the blue area and the epi center likely around washington, d.c. and baltimore and two feet may fall and blizzard conditions and keeping an eye on coastal flooding which would be a big story for the jersey shore. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >> we will have the latest on the snowstorm coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> this morning, the story is snow and cold. but last year, the story was record breaking heat. 2015 was the hottest year on record. for the most part, scientists blame man-made global warming and a powerful el nino weather system. according to the noaa, for the first time, earth is nearly two degrees warmer than it was in preindustrial times. >>> now to politics. donald trump is pulling away in new hampshire. a new cnn poll finds trump holding a 20-point lead among republican voters in the granite state and that is more than double his nearest competitor ted cruz. trump was joined by sarah palin at a rally in oklahoma yesterda

new gland patriots reserve linenebacker dius fleming saw a woman ruggling inside her smoking car after a three-car accident. he couldn't open the door, so he kicked out the window. fleming needed 22 stitches, but he played last sunday's game anyway. teammates say they're not surprised. he's a stand-up guy. >> all right, and to some sports headlines now. one nba team coasted again and another bounced back. >> let's get the details, shall we, from our friends at espn. >>> we have two great nba highlights. stan will read his better than i will read mine. >>> warriors/bulls, you saw what golden state did to cleveland on monday. this, pretty much the same deal. steph curry to draymond green. warriorsp 10 and then later green returns the favor. curry, 25 points, 11 assists and 7 rebounds in the game, and you don't see him do this much, throwing it down. warriors now 20-4 on the road. >> man. and you mentioned the cavaliers tting their warrior handed to them the other night. they were taking on the nets and this was all lebron james -- kevin love, hey, let's be friends and teammates and share

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. >>> today marks one year since a fire killed a couple and their gland children inside an annapolisansion. an atf found an electric outlet powering christmas tree lights overheated. don pyle and his wife were killed along with four grandchildren. the children were aged 6 to 8. >>> it's the kind of weather that taking your breath away. these are the current windchills right now. we're also keeping an eye on snow chances later in the week. lauryn, the question is what can we expect over the next couple of days? >> the next couple of days, more frigidai frigidai air, not as cold as today, but cold. stays in the 20s with windchills in the single digits and lower teens. winds are not going any wear until later tonight. after 10:00 tonight. we will he be dealing with this for quite some time. windchills in the single digits to teens. we have the potential for a major storm. the reason we're saying that now, every model has been in good agreement that we'll get something. it depends on the track. the track depends on where the rain/snow line sets up. if it had to play out today we'll have

headache, muscle aches, tiredness, and loss of appetite, which are followed by swelling of salivary glands. that's whatatchool medical officials want to know as the new semester begins. according to the most recent data from iowa public health, 253 cases have been lab confirmed i johnson unty since july. the vast majority, at the university. before winter break, the state was seeing more than thirty new cases i i iowa each week, mooly due to ui studentnt infecting each other on campus. ui associate director for clinical outreach lisa james said the days off at home may have helped stem the mumps outbreak. "it should help," said james. "the typical time between being exposed and coming down with the disease is 16-18 days. so, this break should help stop the cycle of spreading from one person to another." james said it's likely officials won't know for about a nth. she said students have to have time to get back totheir normal routines on campus. in an average year, one this year, mumps numberer rival those the school saw during a statewide outbreak back in 2006. the ui fought the growing nu

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julie: research done on mice and mice on high sugar diets more likely to develop tumors on mammary glands. researchers say this isn't the first time the study linked between link between breast cancer and sugar intake. >> daniel: so-called healthy foods maybe making you gain weight. university of austin found people get hungry or faster when they eat foods labeled healthy. researchers say is isn't something in the food that causes this but our minds. people think unhealthy foods are more filling so our mind tends to trick us into thinking we are hungry after a healthy snack. >> julie: woman upstate new york gets busted for driving she wasn't drunk and science backed her up. woman has extremely rare genetic disorder called brewery syndrome and her body bruises alcohol when she's carbohydrates. judge agreed and dismissed the case. >> daniel: 53-year-old woman agreed to be the surrogate for daughter and son-in-law. her daughter struggled for years to have a baby so her mom stepped in. >> mom gave me the greatest gift i have in my life. >> daniel: it wasn't that easy because grandmother was h

ahead on today in you end gland, prepping for the big game in miami, but they will take a players. >>> ahead things will never be the same for this super model. the life changing announcement it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now get out of the past. get fios. >>> good morning, it was amazing, the weather was perfect, the only problem with the winter classic, the bruins didn't show up against montreal with first wave on the line. bill belichick, we're in the cut off. hooded sweatshirt in over a minute, and the canadians rebounding first to, have to take a 1-0 lead, and montreal dominating in the first out shooting the beast 14-3. finds brandon gallagher, he throws the puck in, and finall

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biggest names in world tennis are continuing their preparations down under for the season's first glandtralian open. roger federer battled the flu, but still managed to keep his title on track. he was given a rather stern test. he won the first set, but lost the second on a tie break. as his exhaustion began to show. he recovered well to take the next set, earning a spot in the semifinals. [ cheers ] >>> earlier there was an upset for the second seed of japan. he was beaten by home favorite in three sets. he will now face last year's finalist in the semifinals. >>> defending champion, patrick reid leads the way at golf tournament of champions in hawaii. reid who was playing in the final pairing with jordan spieth at his first tour of the year, got an engineer -- eagle on the 18th hole. we'll be well aware of the threat, jason day poses. day could reclaim the top ranking this week. the australian shot a 3 under par, 70. and is tied for 12th. >>> and if you needed inspiration to get back to the gym this new year, take a look at this. this norwegian sprinter has become an online hit. she i

done on mice and mice on high sugar diets are much more likely to develop tumors on their mammary glands. researchers say this isn't the first time a study has pointed to the link between breast cancer and sugar intake. >>> good morning it is 5:47, and i want to start off with a look at an accident that i just told but. i was also looking at shiri's tweets about the weather. so, you know, i am not -- it is exposed. i follow shiri very closely. here we go. that accident on 128 southbound that accident on 128 southbound. right at the braintree split and you can see last time we checked in the delays weren't now they are just about there. it hasn't been cleared yet. expressway. wider look. route 3 itself. 34 and 94 moving along at a decent rate toward 128. pike wide open. wide look at the expressway. a little dark out there, but looks very closely the number of tail lights and brake lights are increasing. here are those live drive times. to the split. 12 anyone from 106 to 98. and are shiri, i was just caught kind of creeping on you. >> shiri: no, no, no. >> julie: shiri's twitter. >> shiri

thed gland for a commission came after a inmate was beaten to beth last august.rlier reported that an inmate, walter roches', death was suspicious. but an autopsy concluded he died from sepsis, a blood infection. but two days ago there was another investigation. that was at a jail with run by the sack clare county sheriff laura smith. >>> this could be good news for raider nation. dallas cowboys owner jerry jones proposed the st. louis rams and san diego chargers share a stadium in the l.a. area. that's according to the l.a. daily news. that would mean the raiders would have to stay in oakland. but according to the l.a. times, nfl commissioner roger goodell described the proposal as unsatisfactory and inadequate. those comments were in a report sent to the league's 32 owners. they will get together and meet tuesday and wednesday in houston to vote on which, if any, team can move. about. >> take a look at sierra. kirkwood resort reports there's just a trace of new snow the last 24 hours. the resort sent us this video showing lots of fresh powder for skiers and sno

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and found that the mice on high sugar diets were much more likely to develop tumor on their ma'amry glands. researchers say this is not the first time they have pointed a link between sugar and cancer. >>> it seems possible that the federal government is spending millions on what it believes is the future. the united states used to be a railroad pioneer. but since then japan, china, and europe have passed us by. check out this bullet train in japan it might look futuristic but it has been transporting millions of japanese every day for years now. known as the maglev it suspends cars four inches off the ground with speeds at more than 300 miles per hour. now there's an effort to bring this train to the u.s. >> this is truly transformational and generation-skipping technology. is the 86 miles per hour acela train so you are jump from 86 miles per hour to 311 miles per hour. >> reporter: the department of transportation has granted $27.8 million to maryland to assess the feasibility of the first maglev train in the u.s. it would run between baltimore and washington, d.c. in just 15 minutes ul

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