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she died of what we call hypertensive heart disease, an enlargement of the heart, generally because ofn obese woman and that certainly would have played a role on her underlying heart disease. >> final diagnosis hypertensive heart disease. 510 grams. >> and then there are the occasional cases that may never be resolved. toxicology on charles krueger jr. yields unexpected results. >> he has no evidence of acute alcohol intoxication. and that was concerning for me. most of the time alcoholics who fall and sustain fatal injuries are intoxicated at the time of the injury. >> police work uncovered information that the man had had a seizure one day before his death and was treated at a local hospital and released. perhaps the next day he had another one, causing him to lose his balance and fall down the stairs. is it really possible to fall with that much force without being pushed? dr. spitz says there's no way to know with any degree of certainty. the east pointe police investigation failed to turn up evidence of foul play and found no additional information on the van seen outside mr. kru

complaints about anxiety, hypertension and diabetes complications were common. >>> wildlife experts in south florida are now scrambling to stop thousand of destructive snails in their tracks. the population of giant african land snails is exploded over the past month. dozens of snail hunters are hot on their trail. we have more now from wplgs jeff winesinger. >> reporter: a crew of 70 people in south florida snail hunting. and we're not just talking any snail. these are giant, african land snails. they can produce 1,200 eggs a year. the commissioner of agriculture summing them up this way. >> this snail is one bad dude. >> reporter: they were spotted in miami last september. and there is a good reason the state will now spend millions to eradicate them. >> we're working diligently to keep this outbreak from spreading and impacting our everglades and natural areas. it impacts our agricultural commodities, feeds on 500 different plants. it affects human health. it is a known carrier of meningitis. >> the last reported outbreak was in miami back in 1966. back then, 18,000 snails were foun

heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, stroke, those kinds of chronic illnesses. when you get them in your 30's and 40's and you have them into your aging process, you are not going to have a comfortable old age. you are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer's a

>> like heart disease, like hypertension, those are -- >> cholesterol? >> that's right. those are major, major health problems. cardiovascular disease, heart attack and stroke kills 650,000 americans a year. much of that, you can't prevent it, everybody's going to die but you can postpone it by eating a diet that's low in saturated fats -- >> but, you know, you have to take rabos, i mean, you have to look upon this as, what did the greeks say made in our die, nothing too much. you can have a cone of ice cream -- you used to condemn eggs years ago, did you not. >> egg yolks. >> egg yolks. >> yes. >> and now the opinion is one egg a day is ok and advisable, true. >> no, it's not true. >> no way. >> you can have an egg occasionally. the trouble with american's diet, we do eat on occasion, egg mcmuffin cup of coffee with cream. >> what would julia childs say about an egg mcmuffin. >> itched what we're eat something an egg mcmuffin at mcdonald's, whopper with cheese, that's a different food, for dinner, a pizza with cheese and pepperoni with asteak, variation, a variety of fo

was spreading and among the other reports we've heard is that in addition to cannes that he has hypertension he has put out blood circulation and he has heart problems there's also been reports that he's been in a coma since he went on trial earlier this year the last pictures that have been seen altho some of our it was several weeks ago when he was wheeled into that courthouse he and two of his sons are being tried for corruption and certainly in those pictures as mubarak was looking very frail indeed all right paul while we are keeping a close watch on what's happening there thanks very much indeed for bringing us the very latest policy are there reporting from the region. twenty years since cattle stan abandoned its nuclear test side from its time to as they saw the republic the country's atomic arsenal has gone from being the world's fourth largest to nothing but decades on from seeing hundreds of explosions the environmental and human cost and still being felt from a stand are to speed all over reports. over more than forty years around five hundred nuclear tests took place right here

it was spreading and among the other reports we've heard is that in addition to can said he has hypertension he has put blood circulation and he has heart problems they've also been reports that he's being in a coma since he went on trial earlier this year. paula reporting right there of course we'll be following that story closely on air and online and we will be updating you want all the developments. now it's feared that the blood stained image of colonel gadhafi could herald a bloody future for libya itself the graphic footage of his demise and questions over his death continue to cause controversy that's as libya's interim rulers a rush to call for a celebration of what they call the country's final liberation parties and it's an army has more from tripoli. if people celebrating across the country as the official so-called liberation was announced on sunday celebrations vary widely here in the town still to believe and very few people we go i'm asked them what they want now from the end to see and whoever comes in right now the organization promising elections within eight months but an

mubarak's health is fine but certainly we know that he has high blood pressure there's been reports of hypertension there was a report of a heart attack earlier this year so the state of mubarak's health will continue to be a hot issue for some time to come. still ahead here in the program protesters holding their ground is getting to the top of the please take a cautious stance with reports of new york rests across the u.s. . that's later but now whistle blowing web site. weekly is suspending its publishing operations blaming a blockade by u.s. based financial companies that which has stopped payment from donors cutting up most of its funding its for its found julian assange told a press conference in london his organization would now focus on raising cash rather than publication ati's other bennett reports now from london. in order to ensure future survival. was to temporarily suspend all publishing operations in order to direct all. resources into fighting the blockade and raising funds because of this financial blockade in the sun is revealed in that press conference that ninety five percent of

heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, stroke, those kinds of chronic illnesses. when you get them in your 30's and 40's and you have them into your aging process, you are not going to have a comfortable old age. you are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer's and it is going to increase as the population increases. there are quite a few seniors who have mental health problems but they are also, the majority of seniors, who are hard-working, who had minimum wage jobs their whole lives, who paid social security. think about living on $889 a month in the city of san francisco needing to buy medication, one meal a day, hopefully, and health care. if we could provide health care early on we might prevent (inaudible) and people would be less likely to end up in the emergency room with a drastic outcome. we could actually provide prevention and health care to people who had no other way of getting health care, those without insurance, it might be more cost effectiti >> to address these concerns, i have made a series of amendments to the resolution

it was spreading and among the other reports we've heard is that in addition to can said he has hypertension he has put blood circulation and he has heart problems they've also been reports that he's been in a coma since he went on trial earlier this year. that would of course we'll be following that story closely on air and online and we'll be updating you on every development soon as we can. well still to come for you this hour here on our team who's undermining the reset in russia u.s. relations we look at why despite the white house's official course some in washington are going out of their way to derail an improvement in ties with moscow . last revisit what was once the world's largest nuclear test site in kazakhstan which still bears the scars. it's atomic legacy despite the program's closure some twenty years ago. the e.u. summit in brussels has yet to produce a deal on the continent's debt crisis but has resulted in conflict between. david cameron fierce exchange happened when the british prime minister said that all the e.u. leaders should be involved in final talks on finding an e

come of mrants about anxiety, hypertension and diabetes complications were also common. >>> family and friends are mourning the shocking death of a high school cheerleader in los angeles. 16-year-old angela gettes, collapsed in front of thousands of people on the side line. medics briefly revived her. she died later of apparent cardiac arrest. crisis counselors will be at the school to help classmates cope with their loss. >>> a disturbing medical headline out this morning involving children who had surgery early in life. mayo clinic researchers discovered children given general anesthesia during surgery age 2 or younger were much more prone to learning disabilities. 37% of the children studied who had multiple exposures to anesthesia were more likely than other kids to develop a learning disability. doctors studied 5,000 children before announcing the findings today. >>> and if you eat fatty foods in one european nation, get ready to pay more. denmark has imposed a fat tax. over the weekend. a hamburger will cost an extra 15 cents. package of butter gone up 40%. the tax aimed at foods

health is fine but certainly we know that he has high blood pressure because the reports of hypertension there was a report of a heart attack earlier this year so the state of mubarak's health will continue to be a hot issue for some time to come. still coming up in the program this hour hawking their walls. america is not destined to be one of several equally balanced global powers america must lead the world. we report on why some forces in washington are eager to bring back the days of the cold war. the internet whistleblower wiki leaks is suspending operations to focus on raising money instead its founder julian assange said a financial blockade imposed by american financial institutions has cut off most of the websites funding but his other bennett was at this news conference that was in london on monday. in order to ensure survival. was to temporarily suspend all publishing operations in order to direct all. resources into fighting the war and raising funds because of this financial blockade sundra field in that press conference a little over an hour ago that ninety five percent of

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. >>> we are with the pulmonary hypertension association.s one of the most misdiagnose diseases in the nation. to learn more, visit us online. >> good morning, washington. >> that will wake of personyou up. >> time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> let's go to brian van de graaff. >> sometimes this is called the belfort furniture weather center. we are keeping an eye on things this morning. we have some showers and then nicer weather will be here on the weekend. let's go to the stormscan to show you the wide picture. we have showers out of the south and west. these will continue through the morning. a couple of hours getting close to fredericksburg and culpeper. mr. willis across the area as we go through the day and even contain a rumble of thunder. 60's to start the morning. low 70's today with storms clearing by this afternoon. gorgeous this weekend, 69 on saturday. gusty on saturday. 72 on sunday. next chance of showers next wednesday. let's look at the roads with lisa baden. >>> leaving your world and going to the beltway. n

is making headway in reducing the cost of heart failure over a decade, trading risks like hypertension. it has led to hospital stays fallen by 30%, saving billions of dollars. there are several types of heart pumps, but a device currently up for fda approval could help small children as well. eric edwards has the story. >> and bobby arnold has seen more than his fair share of doctors, going with a heart defect that causes -- that requires three surgeries to fix, but his little heart could only handle the first two. doctors put bobby on the transplant list, where most children wait for months for a donor heart, but most of these young patients do not have that time. doctors have had to put children on an invasive machine that act like a heart and lungs. >> these are children confined to bed on a ventilator, heavily sedated and on a blood thinner, with a technology that is only good for a week or two. >> it does not help them prepare for major surgery. this doctor is the head of pediatric heart surgery at duke hospital. he was part of a clinical trial for a part that takes over. patients

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called court zoll, and when your body and brain is bathed in cortisol all the time, it causes hypertension affects mood and anxiety. so, remaining at a high chronic level of stress all the time is truly bad for you and your health. >> not to mention, you can't be your best parent to your kids if you are that stressed out. and elizabeth, you talk about one of the big things that we do, and i know i'm guilty of this, is overbooking our kids. you want your kids to succeed in everything they do and you want them to do a lot, and we tend to put them in a lot. >> absolutely, yeah. so, we think if we keep having them do more and more, they'll learn more and be more well-rounded, but really, we're taxing our children, too. >> gail, you agree with that. >> 25% of all children at some point in their childhood will develop an anxiety disorder, and that's one in four. you really have to be mindful that overscheduling not only can make them stressed and anxious, but it takes away play, which is creative time to be creative thinkers. so, you really are taking something away from them if you constantly s

and the current editor of the journal of hypertension says the government must stop this because theyp what? >> the move to regulate salt -- >> telling us how much salt to have in your food. >> because the scientific evidence does not support it. that's not me and that's not my industry. that's the former president of the american society of hypertension who says that peer reviewed studies do not support this war. >> people need a special degree to have a safe meal. if it's not safe, they need to be warned. that's my point. >> they should be warned or the government needs to mandate that, of course, is what people are upset about. lori and mimi, thank you very much for joining us live. great debate. >> thanks so much. >> what do you think? e-mail us, friends at foxnews.com. as we told you at the top of the hour, dick cheney says the obama administration owes the bush folks an apology. what do the bush folks think? we'll talk to former bush spokesperson dana perino. she's live next. and then one on one with wayne newton. our own courtney friel sits down with mr. l vegas and he's talkin

there was no medication for hypertension in those days. they told him that he could recover if he just took regular vacations. so in january of 1907 he went to bermuda for a month. ellen was planning to go with him but she didn't because at last moment she had a family emergency. he went and two days before he was due to come home he met a fascinating woman, mary allan hubbard pack, leading social hostess of the island. she entertained the governor general and mark twain. when woodrow got back to princeton he started to write to her. this is not unusual. ellen always encouraged him to have friendships with other women. those pictures notwithstanding woodrow wilson had a very silly side to him. he loved to sing and dance and tell jokes and recycling rex. ellen with a more serious person and she couldn't keep up with that side of him. she wanted him to have a cheerful female companions. but this time she sensed that something was different about mary peck so when woodrow wilson went to bermuda in january of 1908 and once again ellen was prev

to let you know i talked this morning with your sister, apparently your mother was having some hypertensionod pressure, some heart problems this morning, can't be here today. i don't know if she went to the hospital or what the circumstances are, but i talked to your sister, and your sister supposedly is coming, although she was supposed to be here at 8:30 and she is not here yet. it's now about noon. so that's the update on things. is there something you want me to tell your sister when i talk to her again? she's supposed to call me back in a few minutes. >> tell hersey needs to bring my mom up here. i need my mom up here. >> i'll let her know. hang tight a little longer. we'll see if your mother and sister can get here, we can get to court, okay? ♪ >> come on, guys, best behavior. you don't act right in court, no way a judge will trust you to behave in society, okay? on the left, on the left side here. your sister is here. >> do you swear or affirm the testimony given today is the truth, nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> yes. >> be seated. >> do you have any witnesses to call on

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called court zoll, and when your body and brain is bathed in cortisol all the time, it causes hypertensionerything they do and you want them to do a lot, and we tend to put them in a lot. >> absolutely, yeah. so, we think if we keep having them do more and more, they'll learn more and be more well-rounded, but really, we're taxing our children, too. >> gail, you agree with that. >> 25% of all children at some point in their childhood will develop an anxiety disorder, and that's one in four. you really have to be mindful that overscheduling not only can make them stressed and anxious, but it takes away play, which is creative time to be creative thinkers. so, you really are taking something away from them if you constantly schedule them. >> and if you're constantly doing the carpooling and everything, the effects that has on you as well adds on to that stress and trying to keep track of their schedules and everything. i think a lot of moms and dads deal with the guilt of saying no. and elizabeth, you were talking about this, that school calls and says can you do this, and you add on, you pi

hypertension, maybe it was a heart attack, maybe it was emphysema.but i'm excited about the soul train awards. did you grow up watching soul train? >> of course. small town in missouri, you would watch "soul train" and learn all the latest dances and the fashion. that was the first project runway at the same time. then the videos. you would see the people do "soul train" go down the line. >> just like that? >> what and lock it? ♪ >> look at cedric. ♪ >> i was watching "soul train" along with "american bandstand." i loved "soul train." >> if you're hosting and who is being honored? >> earth wind and fire and gladys knight. >> that's going to be terrific. >> actually we had earth wind and fire at kim's wedding. >> did you really? >> maybe i'm not supposed to say that. >> kim's wedding was off the charts. >> were you invited? >> never got the e-mail. >> you didn't? i told them to send you one. >> i kept hanging around by the store. >> this "dance fu." >> like "kung fu." good night is a choreographer. he realizes he can't fight unless he hears music. he