in summation, the studs have told us that the immune system, particularly the cellular immune system, can be modulated by academic stress, by psychological stress. it can be modulated at many different levels. what we're doing now is to explore these interactions to learn how body systems interact witeach other to wind up with a depression in the immune response. studies have found suppression of the immune system in several populations experiencing various psychological stressors-- among them, people who were separated, divorced, or experiencing marital discord, bereaved spouses, and stents who reported being lonely. the med student studies told us even a really commonplace, real simple everyday stressor could alter immune functions. so we wondered, what if you had a very chronic, a very long-term stress, something that goes on for years at a time? um, what would happen, tually, to immune functions? the glasers are in a five-year study of the caregivers of alzheimer patients. with caregivers of alzheimer's victims, you have a really severe long-term chronic stress. in some ways, it's

considers giving immunity it means i have this feeling that the people that they're getting in the immunity are guilty of something i mean why are you protecting them giving them cover automatically let's not talk about it there you know you can't touch them on touchable this is very interesting. well that yeah well i mean that's a great point and you know i guess why would you give this immunity that something that we kind of briefly touched upon initially you know from my point of view. it's either just an automatic practice of the department of justice just doing this to former officials former executive officials or it's a question i think as was as was stated the you know previously of a bomb a looking forward and saying well you know in terms of the things i've been doing in terms of the drone warfare terms of a potential strike on syria you know i don't want to have to face similar lawsuits in the future by victims of those acts you know and i think you know the political question doctrine is such an interesting doctrine and this is the department of justice has argued this in this c

problems that are associated with g m o's are on the rise here we see gastrointestinal disorders immune system problems like allergies and asthma and auto immune disease leaky gut diabetes inflammatory based diseases reproductive disorders like infertility and we see a lot of these reversing in people and livestock and the lab animals when they're switching from g.m. to non g.m. feed however in europe it's harder to evaluate because people are getting exposed to g m o's and animal feed and that may influence of certainly does influence the health of the animals we've seen damage to virtually every organ in every system in animals potentially precancerous cell growth smaller brains livers it tends to girls inflamed immune system organs damage to the liver and kidneys etc so we don't know the impacts of eating sick animals and also the animals are nutrient deficient because rounded up by aims with nutrients making them unavailable to plants the animals large but their most popular dish is around and pretty soon corn cotton seed canola meal sugar beet pulp and alfalfa so they're eating nut

system. 18% of our immune system is in the gut. and this is such a sneaky way to get in there and really boost. >> now what about flax seed oil? what's the difference between that and the fish oils? >> so it comes down to the omega 3 and the omega 6. flax seed oil is essential for all of us. and actually, the omega 3 and omega 6 balance in the flax oil is perfect for our bodies. the dha really, really packs a punch for heart health and brain health, neurological health. so you could actually take flax oil and fish oil and a cognitive oil-- >> you're getting different things. >> you are getting two different things. you're not overdosing on it. >> i've heard so many people talk about taking greens. what is it about greens that's so great? >> greens pack a nutrient punch--calcium, magnesium, all those trace minerals. but really, it's because, when was the last time you had kale or collard greens on your plate? so this is a really sneaky way to get it in. >> number three, the raw food diet. a raw food diet is another way to better hea

it supports digestive and immune health by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives.y. >>> all right. it's monday and you know what that means. >> we get to announce our fan of the week. >> fan of the week. >> who is it this week? >> we're going to spin the globe and find out where they're from. drum roll, please. it is from -- >> callie bowers from arizona. >> she watches us on ktnx channel 12. callie is on the phone. hi, callie. >> hello. good morning. >> good morning, sweetie. >> she looks like fun, doesn't she? >> she does. now we know why. callie, tell hoda why you love her? >> why don't we tell them why. she watches us in her gym as the kathie lee and hoda girl and always changes the channel to our show. look at herb t -- look at her t-shirt. >> god bless her. >> we hear you make your workouts more bearable, is that true? >> of course. of course. i turn it up full blast. i don't care if anyone else is complaining. i'm just going. >> selfish too. great. >> and she drinks her poweraid straight from her wine glass and we love the t-shirt and we're total into it. >>

it could shut down her immune system. >> i told him that he needs to give me the drug. >> the risk of death was significant. >> i want this face to work out, so i saidly do whatever i have to do. >> but to my surprise, she said i would rather die then go back. that's a powerful statement that i honestly didn't expect. >> if they couldability get the rejection under control, they'd have to remove the transplant. leaving carman with yet another mutilated face. w the clock ticking, doctors made a significant break with protocol. >> we gave a small dose of the medication, then we felt was not going to paralyze the immune system, but could help. >> it was a powerful antirejection drug. but they gave her just a fraction of the prescribed dose. >> and it turns out that that was the last little bit that she needed. >> you look great, i think the color is good. >> yeah, i feel good. >> maybe we come down on some of the medications in. >> okay. >> now six months later, living proof of a small change, with a huge impact. not just for carman, but other high risk transplant patients dealing with r

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problems that are associated with g m o's are on the rise here we see gastrointestinal disorders immune system problems like allergies and asthma and autoimmune disease and leaky gut diabetes inflammatory based diseases reproductive disorders like infertility and we see a lot of these reversing in people and livestock and the lab animals when they're switching from g.m. to non g.m. feed however in europe it's harder to evaluate because people are getting exposed to g m o's as animal feed and that may influence of certainly does influence the health of the animals we've seen damage to virtually every organ in every system in animals potentially precancerous cell growth smaller brains livers it tends to girls inflamed immune system organs damage to the liver and kidneys etc so we don't know the impacts of eating sick animals and also the animals are nutrient deficient because roundup but ends with nutrients making them unavailable to plants the animals large but their most popular dish is roundup ready so when corn cotton seed canola meal sugar beet pulp and alfalfa so they're eating nutr

problems that are associated with g m o's are on the rise here we see gastrointestinal disorders immune system problems like allergies and asthma and autoimmune disease and leaky gut diabetes inflammatory based diseases reproductive disorders like infertility and we see a lot of these reversing in people and livestock and the lab animals when they're switching from g.m. to non g.m. feed however in europe it's harder to evaluate because people are getting exposed to g m o's and animal feed and that may influence of certainly does influence the health of the animals we've seen damage to virtually every organ in every system in animals potentially precancerous cell growth smaller brains livers it tends to girls inflamed immune system organs damage to the liver and kidneys etc so we don't know the impacts of eating sick animals and also the animals are nutrient deficient because rounded up by ends with nutrients making them unavailable to plants the animals large but their most popular dish is roundup ready so of corn cotton seed canola meal sugar beet pulp and alfalfa so they're eating nut

enjoy parliamentary immunity not diplomatic immunity as you said in some respects arrests are violating parliamentary immunity but at the same time the greek high court decided under the exceptional circumstance that exists right now in greece it to do so of course absolutely not diplomats or parliament of course are massive or words that earlier on the program professor of constitutional law told us that even if a golden dollar fishes are found guilty the party itself cannot be shut down is that correct. yes there is correct and there is a gray area here as well in so far as the position of the m.p.'s for whom arrest warrants have been issued is concerned in particular the high court in the prosecutor have made it clear that despite the fact that they will be on trial in under arrest they will not lose their status as members of the greek parliament it is a strange situation there is no precedent to this and the greek government and greek authorities are going along according to the situation as changes on the ground it's a very rapid reaction to a terrible crime that happened nearly t

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it seems that no cop is immune forever. given enough time the job will change the person. >> it's not about the job itself but how the job has a tendency to change us. the biggest thing is what people learn when they come into this business is they have to deny and suppress an awful lot of emotions that were relatively common to a civilian. if you call an officer to your house you don't want someone who's fearful. you're not going to want someone so tied into your problems that they're going to start crying. and you want someone who's efficient. in order to be an efficient officer those emotions have to be put on the back burner. unfortunately after a period of time they stay on the back burner then they start impacting the personal relationships that officers have at home. >> reporter: joe angler is a 50 year veteran of the force. he is currently in the union helping other crops. in the beginning angler was immune to stress. but time passed and joe changed. >> in my particular case i started having, i started staying away

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we work on the last 20 or so years we worked largely on immunity to influence the. of course i'm influenced that is their main pandemic threat, the name of a know about. but if you do research and work with young people in that you read the papers, do the experiment, there's a constant back-and-forth between you and the people in the lab and work it on the manuscript in asking questions. on the other hand, writing a book like the pandemics spoke is a different experience. you lock yourself away in a room and you don't talk to anybody and you just write. and that's bad enough. but if you think about it, locking yourself away in a room is inventing questions and then inventing the answers is a very strange it. , but it's fun. it was fun to write and it's hopefully a very clear exposition. editing. when a scientist like me write the book, one of things we have to avoid discharging. i know from talking to my world attorney and friend noticing the same counts for a piece of tactical jargon, but the end of the book. they don't read any further. immediate need very, very c

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specifically also granted immunity to their own officials under that resolution, and therefore it wouldat unbalanced for them to be looking to arrest the officials of another country when their own officials are immune under that resolution. >> so the judges of the icc, complicating this a bit, are asking the u.s. government and government officials to hold omar al-basheer if he shows his face. should the u.s. first of all grant the visa? and if it does, should it hold him on the request of the icc? >> the u.s. has a specific obligation under the un headquarters agreement to grant the visa to allow sitting heads of state to attend the un general assembly and ensure they receive immunity in that process. that extents to all members of the united nations. so there is a separate obligation under that particular agreement, which is the one at the moment they are considering issuing these pursuant too. the icc is of course entitled to request under its statute any state to cooperate with the icc, and then it's for the state to decide whether they wish to comply with that request. but under t

so it is important to protect women -- >> you say herd immunity, we live in a group and society, one can be contagious -- >> as dr. siegel said, the diseases have been disappearing welcome of the vaccines, however, it does allow people to go unvaccinated. >> what about jen mccarthy, she believes her child was at risk -- >> i debated dr. kirby about this a few years ago, he and agreed and wrote the book about autism being connected to vaccines. in fact, a number of studies have been done that have not shown the connection to autism, and additives, i think we understood need to move on -- >> well, mercury, why don't we just take it out -- >> we want to figure out what is in the environment leading to autism because it is clearly on the rise, because we spent so much money on vaccines. it has a use, it makes vaccines more sterile, i am not a proponent of it -- >> if we can put a man on the moon, we can't -- >> it is possible, we need to spend more money. >> the main thing is, it is not proven to be linked with autism. >> but even if there is a question, why take that chance? we've done

you kind of slow down your immune system so it doesn't react.hat's in the pipeline. >> you go to the drugstore and you get the stuff on the counter, and the 12-hour stuff, and take it, and it doesn't work. then what do you do? >> physicians have a role here. we don't like talking about prescription drugs that much, but i like singulair coming from europe. steroid nasal sprays are sometimes helpful over a period of a month or two when you're having the allergies. if you stay on them chronically, they can thin out the nasal membranes. >> so many people suffer from this, david. allergies and, you know, you've got it in your throat. >> yeah, you get the post nasal drip. >> good advice. >> yeah. it's horrible. >> coming up, speaking of problems, heart burn. you know it regularly affects a surprising number of us, but if left untreated, it can grow to something much bigger. the doctors will explain next, and how to prevent that from happening. >>> and live pictures right now in nairobi. helicopters swooping low over the shopping center under siege. th

: because without the immunizations she can't go to school. >> if they're not up to date. it's a huge difference. >> reporter: mendoza qualified for a medicaid program under obama care and her coverage begins immediately. ben tracy, cbs news, el monte, california. >>> this morning tropical storm gabrielle is headed toward puerto rico with sustained winds of 40 miles an hour. gabrielle is located about 50 miles south of puerto rico. tropical storm warnings are posted for puerto rico and parts of the dominican republic. the storm is expected to pass between the islands late today and then curve northeast away from the u.s. mainland. >>> and the suspect in a series of stabbings at a houston area high school is due in court tomorrow. one student was killed at spring high school and three others were wounded yesterday morning. police say a fight broke out between students in school corridor. one student admitted pulling a knife and has been charged with murder. police say the fight may have been gang-related. classes at the school are canceled for the rest of the week. >>> well

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she has a natural immunity to pathological liars. wow, uh, i've never seen you so agitated.ies this place brings back. you'd be more agitated if you saw ella's reaction when we showed her the letter to her grandparents. they think that she sent it. why wouldn't they? it's her signature. could be her signature. except the rest of it is typed. anybody could've written it. especially you. to isolate her. to make her more dependent on you. you tried to remake her in your image.

. >> they have this amazing immune system that keeps them -- >> the latest weapon in fighting breast cancer could come from under the sea. what scientists hope to find inside the body of a shark. ,,,,,,,, early morning house fire in francisco. the fire broke out around o- >>> we're just getting word a third person has died following an early-morning house fire in san francisco. the fire broke out at 1:30 this morning in a home on 18th avenue near pacheco. a father and his 2-year-old daughter died in the fire. a grandfather who was rushed to the hospital died this afternoon. the home was recently renovated with double panned windows that trapped the heat and smoke inside. firefighters also had to breakthrough a metal security gate. >> we're all in shock, total horror. it was surreal. >> the victims are raymond and his 2-year-old daughter chloe. the mother got out through a back door. no word on a cause. >>> traffic in the area of el camino and woodside moving again after a propane tank exploded and caught fire. firefighters sprayed water on the tank in redwood city to keep it cool as

can well imagine are furious they say that there's been a complete disregard for the diplomatic immunity and they are calling on the international community to apply and pressurizes role to that hearing to international law and human rights activists peter tatchell told r.t. and this was just another example of how israel violates international. every aspect of this incident is in defiance of both israeli and international law the starting point of course is that this incident happened in the occupied territories which the global consensus is that israel is illegally occupying since they were seized in the one nine hundred sixty seven war so israel shouldn't even be there but if it is going to be there as the occupying power it has a duty to safeguard the wealth and interest of all the people in that territory and quite clearly denying the two destitute palestinian. who've had their homes demolished by abuse really military but is quite clearly not fulfilling their obligations under international law to safeguard people in the territories they control and later this hour for you do white

immunization at about every 5 to 10 years. >> reporter: babies cannot be vaccinated until they're a few months old and even then, it takes months to build immunity. >> i just want him to be safe. >> reporter: since the epidemic, california pass add law that makes it harder to opt out of vaccines for nonmedical reasons. bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >>> health officials encourage pregnant women to get vaccinated. >>> all those concerns in washington d.c. are stretching to wall street. all the markets are down as the government shut down looms. the dow is down 129 points. the s&p is down 10, and the nasdaq is also done 10. let's go to new york right now where alexis chris porous has the cbs money update. >> reporter: investors count down to a government shut down in 17 years. shares of jcpenney went down to the lowest levels in decades. and they brought back discounts, and jcpenney has been in a tail spin. american airlines will hire 1500 new pilots and offer jobs to the remains pilots still fur load. it's started hiring 1500 flight attendants. americans parent company is trying

one of the problems as you hit your older years is that your immune system weakens, so get a flu shott - no build-up of protective antibodies. this new vaccine contains an "extra" kick, so your immune system will know to wake up and get cooking. finally, if you hate right dave?- there is a new a micro amount into the skin, so you don't feel like someone is driving a arm. the product is called "fluzone intradermal". a flu vaccine is never perfect, and frankly last year's only was about 60% effective. it's hoped these new choices will help more people, especially kids,keep in mind, don't get any vaccine and your protection is 0%- a heck of a lot less than even 60. vaccine, and this fall some extra protection. for the first time, certain vaccines will guard against four strains of flu rather than the usual three. they're called quadrivalent vaccines, and they're so new that they'll make up only a fraction of the year's supply. the quarterback known for his public displays of faith now needs a hail mary tim tebow. and today many people are wondering: is this the end of his n-f-l career? [

without immunizations she can't go to school? >> right. >> reporter: so that makes a big difference? >> it's a huge difference. it's her future. >> reporter: mendoza qualified for medicaid under obamacare and her coverage begins immediately. ben tracy, cbs news, california. >> pelley: so, how much will it cost to buy health insurance on the state exchange? in a new study of 11 states that have posted prices so far a mid- range policy would cost a 21- year-old on average $270 a month. a 40-year-old would pay $330, a 60-year-old $615. tax credits for lower-income people would reduce those costs. if you want proof that the economy is getting stronger, look no further than show room. that's next. next. ,,,, >> pelley: one of the hottest places in the country this august was the automobile show room. according to numbers out today, cars and light trucks were selling at their fastest pace since the country plunged into the great recession. ford and chrysler sales were up 12%, g.m.'s up nearly 15%. the best-selling vehicle by far- - as

even europe's industrial powerhouse isn't immune from the whims of key players in the world of finance. the collapse of lehman was a market signal that suit should have alerted the government and everyone participating in these markets that their massive reform was needed but instead they interpreted that market saying bill as a way to make the situation much worse again i made the comparison to theocratic fanatical religious extremists who misread their fundamentalist texts and everything they read suggest that they should blow themselves up in other people same thing as lloyd blankfein and warren buffet everything they read says i should blow everything up i should commit mass terrorism that's the message that they get from the from the price signals that they receive it's a breakdown in capitalism unfortunately and this predictable because unfortunately the price of money is close to zero and access to money is ubiquitous by the stock received in america ruled by the least qualified not to mention the kleptocracy on wall street. the us is cautiously moving towards iran which has rec

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