it doesn't matter how that irritability or if it's war related. ptsd, civilian related exposure to violence or mental helthsdz health -- and neurological order, what they need to do is provide that level of civil rights to the client. the term disability gets misrepresented and miss quoted a lot, right. we as a society have an image of what a disability is and a stigma of what disabled people can and cannot do, but in terms of employment. we are not talking about special privileges, we are talking about a right to accommodations. like a disability. that is true, simply because you meet the definition of a disability. now, if we are talking about much -- money and services, those are social welfare rules and regulations that has nothing to do with everybody having equal rights and reasonable affordable accommodations. i hope that you as helping veterans that you build the connection for people who have invisible or visible to the mainstream disability community because as you heard at the beginning of this presentation, the history supports that co

the company just released a new version they said would be safer, but already the irritation is back. why is the cause a secret? >> and a little boy with very big plans. the inspiring way he is helping other kids on and off the court. >> i am sandhya patel and there is a wet pattern setting up. i'll let you for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. bit of san francisco had a problem with the hugely popular fitness tracker "the force." thousands of users broke out in severe rashes. it was recalled and now it has released a new product that is supposed to be safer, but can you wear it without worry? michael finney has been investigating and he is here with the results. >> can th

the company just released a new version they said would be safer, but already the irritation is back. why is the cause a secret? >> and a little boy with very big plans. the inspiring way he is helping other kids on and off the court. >> i am sandhya patel and there is a wet pattern setting up. i'll let you know if it will bit of san francisco had a problem with the hugely popular fitness tracker "the force." thousands of users broke out in severe rashes. it was recalled and now it has released a new product that is supposed to be safer, but can you wear it without worry? michael finney has been investigating and he is here with the results. >> can the cause of a rash be a trade secret? that's one of the questions brought up in my investigation. another question, if the new fit bit tracker is safer, why are we seeing rashes? >> it has been eight months since the fit bit force was pulled from shelves causing users to break out in the blistering rashes. 7 on your side was first to investigate the irritating problem. now the company released what it calls a safer product. it is telling c

the company just released a new version they said would be safer, but already the irritation is back.the cause a secret? >> and a little boy with very big plans. the inspiring way he is helping other kids on and off the court. >> i am sandhya patel and there is a wet pattern setting up. i'll let you know if it did you get chips for the party? nope. (ding) cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself bit of san francisco had a problem with the hugely popular fitness tracker "the force." thousands of users broke out in severe rashes. it was recalled and now it has released a new product that is supposed to be safer, but can you wear it without worry? michael finney has been investigating and he is here with the results. >> can the cause of a rash be a trade secret? that's one of the ques

instead, they are irritating others. we just heard there is doing to be ten weeks of this construction. people are not sure they can handled that. >> reporter: ten weeks. normally a lot of these acht complexes will dual payne windows to tone down the everyday city life noises. but those aren't helping when it comes to the bay bridge repair work. look behind me. i just heard jackhammers start about 15 minutes ago up there on those two platforms and the residents who can hear that live really close by. crews are once again, would go overnight on those deteriorating giants on the bay bridge. the early stage of the replacement work, though, rechoir grinding out the old concrete and that can get very loud. >> the bay bridge is just here. you can hear the construction at night. >> reporter: trisha miller has heard the work and is not very happy. especially during the jackhammering phase. the expectant mom said it is very difficult to sleep at a time when she is trying to get as much rest as possible. >> it sounds like pounding

. >> people are real irritable and tempers flare. not a place that you could house so many people for a very long time. >> even among the lowest-risk inmates, violence is always a possibility that officers must guard against. >> we have a gunner up top and he can pretty much see the whole area. these guys, when they want to go off, they're going to go off, okay? nothing's going to stop it. >> and trouble did break out as our cameras were rolling. an alarm signals trouble in yard 4b. officers run to back up their outnumbered colleagues while inmates are ordered to get down on the ground. >> get down! get down! >> two inmates attacked a third inmate, basically because they wanted him out of the facility. seems each time he shows up someplace, for whatever reason, they don't want him around, so they -- they fight with him and then we end up having to move him somewhere else. >> if officer response is not fast enough, an episode like this can easily mushroom into a widespread prison riot. should that happen, some corcoran officers are tr

>> irritable bowel?irritable bowel, all complaining about his belly, same stupid jokes, puns, all of that. >> so you approved of him then? >> oh, he is fantastic. she count have found a better guy. >> ya? >> no. but she calls me russ and calls her husband dad. >> get out. >> all the time. >> that's creepy. >> well, ya, little weird. >> that deserves a little more -- maybe go to the couch for that one. >> could you go doctor rg allen on the phone? >> wonder if he's good kisser like me. >> oh -- >> you crossed the line. >> so, are you kissing him? >> no, no, no. >> or are you kissing your caughter? >> let's move on. >> i need to know. >> you really want a piece of pizza, don't you? so hungry and you're being very good. >> i'm always hungry. >> all right, snow days. we had so many snow days, last winter being alex, before you moved here, it was the second snowiest winter. >> i heard. >> on record. >> i heard. >> yes. snow days maybe a thing of the past though. maybe we should have done this last year. there

and could just be an irritation caused by sweat or soap.irst reported about the outbreaks back in february. >> users wondering what caused it? >> i wasn't sure why i was getting a rash. >> the company never released findings. so, 7 on your side filed a freedom of information request seeking the cause of the rash. >> we received 802 pages. they tell us almost nothing. hundreds of pages are blacked out the government telling me fit bit has a right to keep me from seeing anything it considers a secret. >> the ceo responds, we want to maintain confidentiality and cannot share he specifics of our investigation we can ensure that we relied on analysis and opinions from consulting firms as well as experts in their respective fields. fit bit tells customers they should consult a doctor the consumer products safety commission says it admitted some documents from that huge release. are you getting what you paid for for your broad band or wireless provider? how often is it done? and why? >> what might have happened if the cargo had not been corn. ♪ ♪

and could just be an irritation caused by sweat or soap. first reported about the outbreaks back in february. >> users wondering what caused it? >> i wasn't sure why i was getting a rash. >> the company never released findings. so, 7 on your side filed a freedom of information request seeking the cause of the rash. >> we received 802 pages. they tell us almost nothing. hundreds of pages are blacked out the government telling me fit bit has a right to keep me from seeing anything it considers a secret. >> the ceo responds, we want to maintain confidentiality and cannot share he specifics of our investigation we can ensure that we relied on analysis and opinions from consulting firms as well as experts in their respective fields. fit bit tells customers they should consult a doctor the consumer products safety commission says it admitted some documents from that huge release. are you getting what you paid for for your broad band or wireless provider? how often is it done? and why? >> what might have happened if the cargo had not been corn. ye

he gets irritated. >> he must be a happy man. i wish i were more like that. brit, good to see you. >> thank you, megyn. >>> well, the controversial story from this news conference was the president's warning that congress has the next six or seven weeks to pass immigration reform or he's going to take executive action. marc thiessen and bill burton are here next on that. plus, rush limbaugh says voters sent all these republicans to washington with one critical mandate. that debate is just ahead. >> it is rare that a political party running for office in a midterm election not standing for anything ends up with a mandate. and they have one. and it is the biggest and perhaps the most important mandate a political party has had in the recent era. and it is very simple what that mandate is. it is to stop barack obama. what are you doing? the dishes are clean. i just gotta scrape the rest of the food off them. ew. dish issues? cascade platinum powers through your toughest messes better than the competition the first time. cascade. now that's clean. >>> i feel obli

we have some great respiratory products, irritable bowel syndrome. these had protection into the 2020s. >> why is there talk about what you'll do next? you have a couple acquisitions, infectious disease, so much going. why do you let guys come out and say things? you can put an end to it right now. >> the fact we get mentioned in the news a lot is, i think, a compliment. i told our employees that during a town hall. i think reporters think we're a company with a bias attraction. we know how to get value out of acquisitions. we're focused on building our company and driving shareholder return. >> i mentioned that you and david faber said, oh, got him. they watched the show and said, you have to ask him, he can't create as much value if he buys allergan. >> we'd only do it for long-term shareholder assets. if you believe the country will do corporate tax reform, declining value. the key to creating value in our industry is buying things that are creative to the top line, that have long pattern lives, good pipeline. we believe in investing in low risk r

. >> irritated by his sister. >> he's actually the big brother. those are his little sisters.e their favorite song by one direction is plagying. they love it. he, not so much. ♪ >> i feel for him. i do. >> these girls are twins, casey and carly. they were both born with down's syndrome but their parent says since the day they were born they light up a room so they call them the sunshine sisters. >> that's awesome. >> isn't it great? and they think this video comes from that. >> like there is a cloud with mood over him. after the 90th time he has heard it. >> i don't think it has to do with the fact that his sisters are having fun it's the fact that he has to lynn "l" on the one direction. >> he's like i'm going to have to sit here and take it like a big bro. and the video is taken by their 13-year-old sister. her 8-year-old brother is being tortured by the song. >> the picture of, are we there yet? ♪ >> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." we'll see you next time, here at "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody. we've got some big time play

i come in here to irritate. >> you you don't irritate me sometimes you do but not tonight.hat fervent or this is good for liberal base and hispanic base. it's a political calculation. i don't see the father ventricle is i of this. >> let me ask you something. don't you realize that the america's business community create jobs, bill. >> i'm7 that. you know that. >> this will add to the economy. this is good for the economy. >> i'm not arguing that&uh#w a humane bill can be passed. i think most americans agree. >> right. >> there is about 20%Ê-)pá don't. >> okay. >> the hard line. laura ingraham, you know,. >> too much. >> well, that's your opinion. >> that is mydsi9 opinion. >> they say we are not going to reward illegal behavior. >> i saysdqu bring people into the legal system. right now we have got 12 million people. we are not deporting them and they're breaking the law. >> all the polls say that americans want this to be dealt with fairly. >> yes. >> but they don't want it blown up into this war be juan, it's not going to help he can$"mñ wait. for the good of the countr

it's a symptom of - and an irritant. it's not a game changer. >> good to see you, i want to go back on a live picture of the press conference when it happens, we are waiting for the leader of china and the united states to come out. when they do, we'll monitor the press conference and bring new information that comes from it >>> to the mooest where the violence is between israel and the palestinians, it shows little sign of slowing down. a palestinian man was shot and killed by israeli troops during clashes. the israeli army says palestinian protesters through rocks and molotov cocktails. six israelis were killed, two on monday. israel's president says he'll increase security in response to the unrest. it's been three months since a police officer in missouri shot and killed michael brown. we saw the protests, anger and wait for the grand jury's decision on whether to indict officer darren wilson. authorities are preparing for unrest, with 1,000 officers ready and inflamed. ashar quraishi has more from ferguson. >> all i

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this sort of thing has been going on for years, and western car makers are very irritated by it.me chinese manufacturers are quite irritated by it as well because their designs get copied. the thing is, if you look under the skin of these cars, they're very different. so western automotive magazine has had a look at the land wind x 7 and compared it directly to the range rover evoke and said that the build is very different. it's not nearly as good. that kind of thing. it's a fair bet that in many of these cases, the safety standards aren't very good. land wind did try to market a car in europe and had to withdraw it because it failed safety tests or performed very poorly. although they may look like twins, under the skin they're not and that could be potentially very damaging for a company like jaguar land rover. >> yeah. and that former land wind model, i think it only got two stars out of five for that european crash test. but looking at the legal standing for issues like this copying the design of cars. i found that there's no international copyright law. instead, what they c

he can overrule congress because he's irritated and impatient. and they told him, the people's representatives, those folks in the u.s. house were elected, they've told him no. they've given him an answer. >> you're exactly correct. so then the question becomes what will congress do? let's say congress overrides these -- let's say congress nullifies these executive privileges, he vetoes the nullification. they override his veto. how do they know that he would enforce any new laws they pass? he won't enforce these laws that were on the book before he became president. >> these aren't the congressional representatives who had the low approval rating. they are there as individuals to represent the people. they are the people's voice. and the people thus far as a group have said no to this bill, to this move. and he with the stroke of his pen is overruling it. >> that's why i say he will be playing with constitutional fire if this happens. we don't know where it's going to end. we will be in for a 25-month period of constitutional crisis and stalemat

a link between kids exposed, we worry about skin and eye irritations. they have can headaches. sit feet from farms. where test sides. and they're required to notify the county at least 24 hours before spraying. >> reporting afterwards doesn't tell us what -- just whose i was used. >> we encourage the grower to contact the school. quite a few do. that directly tells the school what is happening. when it is happening. how the it is happening. >> after we contacted the two counties they sat down to discuss the issue. >> going to get more proactive. amend the work man to include, jurdz grout reach. make the choice not to send the student to school. try to eliminate things happening. >> what reyes wanted to seep ape year ago. her directly related to pesticide spray. i can tell you we we felt better when we moved out the we were seeing doctors on a weekly basis. we haven't seen a doctoren ape year since weep moved out. >> we reached out to the vineyard for comment. we have not heard back. back to you. >> johna. thank you. if you have a tip for jenna or any one in the investigator uni

first-degree relatives have colon cancer, if you have some sort of irritated bowels, go to your doctor. don't worry about the guidelines. those are for mass screenings. they're for the whole population, right? i just operate on a 38-year-old with very aggressive prostate cancer. >> how did you know he had it? >> he went for life insurance. the psa was high. that's how he found out about this. >> if you have red blood or blood in your stool, you want to see your doctor. i may tell you it's the beets you ate last night. >> you mentioned having spicy food, which can sometimes cause problems when you're having a moment. maybe that's just temporary. if it persists -- >> but i can do an exam right then and tell you if it's really broad or not. we can do the stool cards. get to your doctor. if you see a change in the color of your tool. >> or the size. >> any kind of change in bowel habits. >> when you have colon cancer, the stool comes in at a very small -- narrow diameter. >> very helpful. >>> so it is the largest family planning event in the world, world vasectomy day. who started this and

. >> well, i appreciate your patience and director daud's effort, but this is like a continuing irritation. we got through this like we did last year. last year we stopped, this year we have a half day. is there any prospect that this is ever going to get resolved or are we at our natural limit? >> >> the one thing that helps with this interaction between hhs and the controllers office, is they have decided that starting january 2015 that they will keep allowing us to have the access to the system after that period because they saw that it wasn't really messing too much with their processing on the wednesday and that they were able to staffing wise move a little bit around to start the process at 5:00 and continue on thursday. so it's a third of a step with where we want to go with progress. >> so they are saying that you will have a half day next year? >> >> right, that is their plan right now. after they called this as an experience of that this will allow access. the problem and i can kind of understand this is that when their processing payroll, the payroll that's being processed, the

of course they are irritated. >> nothing they can do?hey have video proof of this guy breaking the law. >> this is like justice done and justice totally not served. >> the latest winner in the ipad mini giveaway, rosa from antioch, california. congratulator everybody else, your chance to win an ipad mini coming up. >> monday's buzzword, need to be 18 and a legal u.s. resident. >> the buzzword coming up in a bit. >> stand by, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> you know, the animals in the video have attitude. i want you to guess which one has the most. a lion and we've got a moray eel. in a preserve in the cougar national park. here comes a lion up to the car. >> oh. aww. >> he just wants to sleep. >> dude, turn the lights off. >> that's what i think is going on. that was his attitude. here's the eel, in maui. dave, who was scuba diving, encountered a white mouth eel and the eels have something to say about. the eel's like, look, i've got a date with the lady, leave plea alone. then it comes after him. watch this in slow motion. you can

and hagel irritated obama insiders by writing a memo to one of them. susan rice charging the president had not articulated a clear strategy on syria. isis on the rise in syria and in iraq was a hagel challenge. he's agreed to stay until a successor is confirmed. >> i will continue to support you, mr. president, and the men and women who defend this country every day. >> potential obama picks to replace him at the pentagon include former undersecretary michelle flornot, and ashton carter and jack reid. to manage along with fighting isis, more u.s. combat in afghanistan. quietly okayed by president obama. talk about combat, whoever president obama names to be the next defense secretary is sure to have a tough time in the confirmation process from hagel's more powerful former republican senate colleagues. nbc news, capitol hill. >> thank you, steve. >>> happening today, uc students at a number of campuses across the state planning a mass walkout. this will happen in less than an hour. they're angry over the tuition increase approved by the board of regent

it really irritates that south park would say that redheaded people don't have soules okay.se we do. we do have soules. i go to church. i'm a christian. you don't know me. you're not god. i'm ginger, and i'm proud of it. didn't catch a word of that. could you please turn your hair down? i'd be mad too if god forgot to color me in and left me out to rust. that redheaded stepchild is michael, and he parlayed a nationwide disgust of his hair into over 32 million hits on youtube. which translates into roughly $8. much like down syndrome, red hair is a genetic mutation, and it occurs when a human has unprotected sex with a clown. the only good thing about it, is you can immediately know who that stray pube on the toilet seat belongs to. and sure, freckles are cute... on a cheetah. but what you've got on your breasts are tons of moles. there have only been two hot redheads in history. a 16-year-old -- -- lindsay lohan and -- -- the little mermaid. personally, i think her hair is way grosser than the fact that her bottom half is a trout. why didn't emma stone make the cut? ah, she'

most break youths cause mild irritations, some can be serious and lead to blindness. don't wear lenses overnight and replace cases frequently. >>> a lot of people thought this would happen. but clayton kershaw of the l.a. dodgers has done something that hasn't been done in a long time. the new national league mvp, in addition to the cy young award winner. got that last week. he's the first pitcher since 1968 to win both in the same season. in the american league, it was mic trout winning the mvp honors. he's just 23 years old, making him the youngest player to be a unanimous choice among the voters. >> the nfl's week 11 started last night. the dolphin beating the bills 22-9. >> and the hoops. >> he's stan, i'm neil, this is the "sportscenter" desk in los angeles. nba highlights. >> yeah, kings and grizzlies. started out well for the kings. didn't end that way. memphis down one, .3 seconds on the clock. courtney lee, somebody blew the coverage there. got that off in time. they reviewed it to make sure. grizzlies came back from 26 down to win this game. they've won 18 i

so irritability, being unable to really function to capacity, to the capacity that i knew i could function at was a real issue. i didn't look at it as a disability because according to the state of california, my disability rating says it allows me to continue in gainful employment which mees i'm not disabled and when i would be faced with the question "are you disabled? ". i didn't know how to answer because i don't seem disabled. however that's not the case and that is the case for many of our veterans, for many of my cohort and many of the people we serve and swords of plow shares. at swords of plow shares we recognize that it's a dual approach to getting services for the veterans. it's not just a job. if we could not put an employee with an employer that is a specific match that's going to work, we burn that bridge and we also set that veteran up for failure. that's what we strive not to do. with plows shares and employment training they recognized my barriers and they said this is something ugg -- you can do and sure enough i met the expectations way beyond myself and that's what empl

from that pledge to sign an executive order and really -- if he does that, you know how's going to irritate the republicans. >> here's the thing. this president made a promise and pledge to the latino community that he was going to stop devastating latino families, stop ripping moms away from their children. that he was going to take a step back from the kinds of horrific enforcement that's angered the latino base. he has to deliver on that promise. if the republicans are concerned, they should sit down and come up with a way forward. but if republicans continue to step away from their responsibility, this president has to lead. if this president thinks he's going to walk away from the latino community and not fulfill that promise, he's wrong. >> he's stepped away from those promises the last seven years. those are old promises not fulfilled. >> this is going to be a critical issue. i know it will come up in the news conference. >>> for our international viewers and our viewers in north america, i'll be anchoring cnn's special coverage as we get ready to hear first from the new republican l

gloves and long sleeves, spray the branches with water and go easy on the spray snow so it did not irritatehe ornaments break as i try to children them. >> mike? >> good morning from the broadcast center where we are putting away the umbrellas if three days, but thanksgiving is the transition to cooler weather and if this weekend storm panned out, we could are race our rainfall deficit if this rain year. that is coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> have you ever dreamed of seeing your name if lights in "new york times"? a new project by google is making that possible for thousands. >> plus, a high honor, the award meryl streep and stevie wonder and 17 others are receiving at ♪ [instrumental music] ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a marshmallow world in the winter. ♪ ♪ >> google is claiming space in new york types square and you could be featured. google is paying to be the first advertiser to use the largest digital billboard. ever. it is interactive. people if times square can use the google app to create their own droid character and play with it on the big screen. you can submit a character from the bay ar

scientifically proved, less irritating to the smoker's nose and throat. >> the federal trade commissionnd "reader's digest" have done you a favor. >> don draper said this on "mad men." >> we can say anything we want. we breathe insect repellant in the north carolina sunshine. grow it, cut it, cure it, toast it. >> there you go. there you go. >> but everybody else's tobacco is toasted. >> no, everybody else's tobacco is poisonous. >> lucky strikes is toasted. >> in fact, that was an actual lucky strikes slow michigan. in real life, but evidence of harm became overwhelming. on january 11th, 1964, dr. luther terry issued the very first surgeon general's report. >> the strongest relationship between cigarette smoking and health was in the field of lung cancer. >> reporter: a strong relationship. just how strong? he reported a 70% increase in mortality for smokers. heavy smokers, at least 20 times for likely to develop lung cancer than nonsmokers. the first warning on the pack in 1966 was a milestone, but also a major understatement. cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health. today i

scientific proved, less irritating to the smoker's nose and throat. >> federal trade commission and readersigest have done you a favor. >> it's a moment to help launch fictional ad whiz on mad men. >> we can say anything we want. how do you make your cigarettes? we breathe insect repel anlt, plant them in the north carolina sunshine, grow it, cut it, cure it, toast it. >> there you go. there you go. but everybody else's tobacco is toasted. >> no, everybody else's tobacco is poisonous. lucky strikes is toasted. >> in fact, that was an actual lucky strikes slogan. in real life. but evidence of harm became overwhelming. on january 11th, 1964, dr. luther terry issued the very first surgeon general's report. >> the strongest relationship between cigarette smoking and health within the field of lung cancer. >> a strong relationship. just how strong in he reported a 70% increase in mortality for smokers. heavy smokers at least 20 times more likely to develop lung cancer than nonsmokers. the first warning on the pack in 1966 was a milestone. but also a major understatement. cigarette smoking may be

will somehow mysteriously dissolve itself into a world of harmony if we just don't rock the boat or irritate the forces of aggression. and this is hogwash! [applause] it is further the cause of republicanism to remind ourselves and the world that only the strong can remain free. [applause] that only the strong can beat defeat. [applause] ow, i need not remind you that republicans have shouldered this hard responsibility and marched in this cause before. it was the republican leadership under dwight eisenhower kept the peace and passed along to this administration the mightiest parcel for defense the world has ever known. [applause] and i need not remind you that it was the strength and the believable will of the eisenhower years that kept the eace by using our strengths, by using it in the formosa straight, and by using it in lebanon, and by showing it courageously at all times. [applause] it was during those republican years that the thrust of communism and imperialism was blunted. it was during those years of republican leadership that this world moved closer, not to war, but closer to pea

first-degree relatives have colon cancer, if you have some sort of irritated bowels, go to your doctor. don't worry about the guidelines. those are for mass screenings. a lot of these guidelines we've talked about, these guidelines are basically for the whole population. i just operated on a 38-year-old with very aggressive prostate cancer. this guy would have never made it to age 50. >> how do you know he had it? >> he went for life insurance. they got the psa. it was high. that's how he found out about this. >> if you have red blood or blood in your stool, you want to see your doctor. i may tell you it's the beets you ate last night. it may not be blood. but let me test you for it. >> that's what i was going to ask you. you mentioned having spicy food, which can sometimes cause problems when you're having a movement. maybe that's just temporary. if it is temporary, it's that. if it persists, you're saying don't ignore it. >> but i can do an exam right then and tell you if it's really blood or not. i can exam it. or we can do the stool cards on the spot. get to your doctor if you see

those issues are long time irritants for both countries unlikely to be resolved here. one other quick note united states has protested russia's incursion into ukraine, by russian separatists fueled and armed by russia. vladimir putin, the topic did not come up. the united states has registered its complaint. major garrett, cbs news, beijing. >>> in hawaii, lava from the kilauea volcano consumed its first house on monday. the molten flow has been advancing on the ville avenue of pahoa for months. bigad shaban reports. >> reporter: a slow-moving river of lava from hawaii's volcano kilauea set a home on fire monday. the people who lived there had already left. >> our wait's kind of over. it's kind of like, okay, we can close the book on that because the house burned finally. it's like, okay, so we're on to our new story. but this is going to affect a lot of people for a long, long time. >> reporter: others have also evacuated and more are ready to go. local officials are allowing owners to watch their homes burn for closure and to document for insurance reasons. kilauea's

the cream irritates the tear ducts during the night and in some cases even blocks them completely, causingness and swelling under the eyes. also a common cause, not getting enough sleep. oh, and alcohol can also do it. so can allergies. but barring any of those kinds of physical adversities, you need to remember this. if your eyes are consistently puffy and there's darkness around them, it can be your thyroid. or maybe it's another medical ailment. it really doesn't hurt to get checked out by a doctor. great question, marsha. thanks for sending it. if you have something you'd like answered, send it my way via facebook or twitter. that's all for now. i hope you've enjoyed the show and are learning to be more of a healthy you. althier you. >>> i'm eric shawn. time now for "sunday housecall." >> i'm arthel neville. welcome, everyone. joining us is dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lenox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. mark siegel, professor of medicine. he's the author of "the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> we're

harmful ultraviolet rays, but ground-level ozone in the troposphere is highly reactive and can cause irritation of the respiratory system, permanently scarring lung tissue. kolb: ozone is a very powerful oxidant. it can kind of bleach the cells in your body and can create a lot of serious problems, both to people to other animals, and to plants. narrator: the main precursors in creating ozone are nitrogen oxides, emitted from vehicles and other combustion sources and hydrocarbons the result of combustion other industrial processes and vegetation. when these pollutants interact in the presence of sunlight, they produce ground-level ozone. sunlight causes nitrogen dioxide, no2, to separate into nitric oxide, "no," and an oxygen atom. the oxygen atom adds to naturally occurring molecular oxygen, or o2, to create ozone. but this is just the first step in a chain reaction of ozone production. the remaining nitric oxide reacts with unstable molecules that are products of hydrocarbons oxidizing in the atmosphere, recreating nitrogen dioxide, causing a vicious cycle of ozone production. kolb : so ozone

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it irritates the tear ducts during the night and in some cases causes swelling and puffiness under thes. also the cause, not getting enough sleep. oh, and alcohol can also do it. and so can allergies. but barring any of those kinds of physical adversities, you need to remember this, if there's darkness around them, it can be your thyroid or maybe another medical ailment. it doesn't hurt to get checked out by a doctor. great question, marsha. thanks for sending it. if you have something you'd like answer, send is my way via facebook or twitter. that's all for now. i hope you enjoyed the show and are learning to be more of a healthier you. >>> a fox news alert. open enrollment is under way for the next phase of obamacare. hello, everyone. i'm arthel neville. they are assuring that it's going to work smoothly for this time around but for many americans, that may be the least of their concerns because those signed up may be forced to switch their plans or see the cost of their premiums jumped by next year. this comes as the state of washington's health care website was shut down after just

and at this very moment iran has been a an enormous irritant can challenge for the united states with continuing nuclear enrichment program and often-repeated desire to see israel destroyed. can a breakthrough in one arena help in the other? it's whispered hopefully in american are diplomatic circles, make one of washington's long effort diplomat i think conflicts date back to the kidnapping of american diplomats in 1979 can be allowed to that you to the benefit of both country riz. countries. the long-running nuclear talks may be closer to ideal. secretary of state john kersey on his way to vienna, austria this week hoping to hammer out of the remaining details of ideal with iran over its nuclear program. the meetings follow intense negotiations last week. the november 24th deadline is just around the corner, time is short for a breakthrough. >> we are gearing up and targeting november 24th. we are not talking about or thinking about going beyond that date. that's a critical date. and we believe it is imperative for a lot of different reasons to get this done. >> kerry will be travel

industry it is a very weighted thing so i don't think -- i would infuse that it was a kind of pet irritation that is very a nursing. these days the cell phone companies have taken a mantle of no texting in particular. they put out tasks to block things and go down the list. we have campaigns and public service announcement that right now it is also in our culture. in the auto companies there is a different, let me stop. should i keep going? >> host: we are approaching a break and i think we want to talk about solutions in both where the industry and where we fit in. i'm getting an incredible picture of individual accountability and practice of the societal responsibility and where it all fits in. just before the break -- we have five minutes. why don't you bring us back to the story and parse this out in increments as you said in the book because it is a page turner here is this kid and i think that may be the issues we've been talking about there was some denial. maybe if we all had in this issue tommy about his first reaction recently and how the scene was set for what came to be a trial o