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if you are at low risk, get a baseline at the age of 30 and talk to your physician, every five yearsollow up on that and why is that important? because you want to compare any abnormal ekg in the future with a baseline and see what has changed. that is really important. if you are at moderate risk or high risk, if you have diabetes, high blood pressure, make sure you get the ekg and also get stress tested. but, it is a discussion between you and your cardiologist and marc will make more comments about that. >> i agree with everything he said, i need a baseline over the age of 30 to determine whether you need -- if you have a problem later on i need something that is -- to refer back to and the other issue is the american heart association says if you are sedentary and not exercising and you get up out of your chair, i need an ekg because you are suddenly at increased risk. david's point, if you have high blood pressure, if you have high cholesterol, a family history of heart disease, if you are overweight, you smoke, all of these things mean i have to do more scrutiny on the ekg and

no profit there so the only way they can make profit is by selling insurance on their own kind of low risk assets which normally makes money you know in this case they made some bad bets and went wrong and they lost two billion which is big money for just about everybody but it's not big money for j.p. morgan now this wouldn't be a problem at all j.p. morgan was a bank that didn't have taxpayer backing and i don't think they should have taxpayer backing so and if they didn't have it investors would investors would punish morgan they would sell their bonds they would sell their shares and the market would sort it out ok and i'm going to say that unless you look at a sam in london here i mean andrew just said they made a bad bet well that's exactly what it is isn't it it's just kind of gambling out there i mean if it's the only way you're going to make money and the more you look at this case you know it's more do be it is all right you said that ok and you said that we'll go back to it sam what about you i mean again you know we have we have an environment where we need a banking system but

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. >> that additional evidence, that cat scan will help us tell if you have a high risk or low risk of getting heart disease. >> doctors said this doesn't mean everyone should get the cat scan, only people in an intermediate rest being group. >>> the american red cross has a list on thir -- their website of all the items families should carry in the case of emergencies, but the kits should vary. if there are more adults and seniors in the home you might need bigger splints or extra medication. if you have more kids, a lot more band-aids. >> a well stocked kit could provide easily accessible first aid care to an injured person prior to them being traps ported to a hospital or facility supplies just in a simple box will do. >>> you know, parents as your kids are getting ready it head back to school, there last one more thing to check off on the list. whooping cough is making a comeback. the best way to avoid it is to get the vaccine. as our health reporter linda so tells us, your kids aren't the only ones who need to get that vaccine. >> reporter: it's a disease we haven't heard about in

. >> right now, cargo theft is a low risk, high reward proposition crime, steel a half million dollars worth of cargo, you may get six months in jail, compare that if you have been caught with cocaine. >> it's difficult to prove that everything you recovered was stolen. so sometimes the das are kind of not willing to take a case that will take a little bit of work. >> partly for that reason, they say this crime has been under reported for years. >> it gets larger every year and the losses, you know, they add up every year. >> and that say the guys who fight that every day, costs each of us in the long run. in the form of higher prices, passed on to consumers as companies lose more and more of these cargo loads. >> every consumer that goes in the store and buys something, chances are they are paying for the cost of this type of theft. >> and as for that fremont heist, it happened $37 million worth of microchips, gone in an instant, the numbers show that cargo theft takes place on both coasts with california, florida, new jersey, texas, georgia and illinois, accounting for 75% of all car

very low risk and high reward.e have price targets here of 20/50 and then $22. $15 to 30% gain. >> can't break your arm falling out of a single story window. do you bet on richard schultz? they have a new ceo. he hasn't been given enough time to figure this company out yet. and give them a strategy. you have a hold rating now. what's your view in light of the new development? >> well, we think that there's still some uncertainty about whether they will be able to ultimately raise the necessary equity and debt financing to take this company private. now -- >> he's convinced he can. you are skeptical. >> well, i mean, that's based on conversations we had with private equity and -- sponsors as well as with people in the leverage finance business. we are not saying that it is -- definitely not going to happen. we just think that there still are some question marks. we like -- the hiring of hugh. but there's a lot of uncertainty around the stock, particularly if the deal does not go through. number last week were horrif

he made it clear that this trip was supposed to be a low-risk one, with romney projecting the image of a leader ready for the world stage. but it was at times marred by missteps. romney offending his olympic hosts and palestinian leaders. tensions grew today between the press and the campaign over restricted access. and this morning it boiled over when romney ignored shouted questions and a press aide angrily intervened. >> governor romney, just a few questions, sir. >> show some respect. >> you haven't taken but three questions on this trip from the press. >> show some respect. >> reporter: that press aide later apologized to reporters, but be very clear tonight. this did not go the way the campaign had planned. as they land back in boston, they are all happy to be focusing on what they think is the top issue in this election, the economy. >> peter alexander in warsaw. peter, thanks. >>> now to these olympic games here in london. and again tonight, the focus is in the pool and on the u.s. women's gymnastics team. but here's what we have to do tonight, because news was made here today,

a spokesperson said workers performed a low risk procedure at the refinery.there was a miscommunication with the county and somehow the alert was issued. >>> a frightening armed robbery in sunnyvale followed by a diversion. tonight the police have called off the search for thieves with two getaway cars. police responded to men in ski masks and found a man bound and gagged inside. the robbers had smashed display cases and ransacked the goods. they darted for the parking garage and created diversions. they lit a white four door nissan on fire before the thieves ran off in another niss. >>> the founder announced she will be leaving her post as ceo. many have called for her resignation since jab when the komen foundation announced would it elittle night financing for breast cancer screenings at planned parenthood clinics. it spread wide back lash forcing komen to reverse its decision. komen said it is playinging the change to refocus on phrasing, strategy and growth. >>> let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. he is focused on those 100s. >> we have a few of thos

country's economy chief cadre jamil has been in more scope for talks in return syria has also for low risk and other assistance if you want it's a nice long term debt as another sixteen billion euro goes under the how much today and tomorrow of millions balls is also down the sell pretty rating of the united states will be cut next year if it doesn't slash its fifteen trillion dollars this is fitch ratings most emerging markets sliding on fears the fed will disappoint as it means this week one hundred will premiers of new calls will be on that the most international auto show starting today is one the most important events for global manufacturers. has more. this year's most go oldsmobile siloam is now on and it's a chance for a comic is across the globe to come a a show off and of course do some business as well now the russian consumer becomes very popular in these times of economic uncertainty and that's because elsewhere in the world you've got people reigning in the spending whereas here russians tens of indulge and that's out of fear of that russian rubles devaluating as i've done so

officials say this will help speed up the process for low risk travelers. >> let's head over to you.problem areas on our body we wish would go away. guess what? they can. we brut in personal trainer and fitness expert nikki fitness to help us with our workout this morning. we all have these problems. >> everyone has their areas. today we are talking how to get rid of the side bulge, the side love handles and the battle bags. >> let's get to work. >> it's all about cardio and diet. you have to get your cardio in and your diet. >> 3 times a week at 45 minutes. >> once you have that down we will do the moves that really tone that area. this looks like a torture device. you put it up on your door and you can do pullups with it. pullups are really hard to do. the way to work up to a pullup hang for 10 seconds. then get yourself up to the top here and hang here. then when you are ready you slowly lower yourself down. slowly lower yourself down. then work up to 10 regular pullups. >> what about the love handles? >> the love handles. everyone asks me to the love handles. >> working your obse

. >> seem likes low risk but if you get it, obviously it's very serious. so definitely something we have been talking about. >> this week yosemite national park sent emails alerting 1700 campers who stayed at curry village from mid-june through august. the california pub leb health department sent out an dish 1,000 emails and dispatched scientists to examine yosemite national park's deer mice population. today yosemite national park finished closing down these 91 signature tents because insulation between the tents double walls is a path for mice. >> if i had an option to stay at a different part of the park, i probably would have said, let get owfort signature tent. >> investigators say one way campers got infected, their blankets would touch the contaminated floor. when they pulled the blankets back up, they inhaled the bacteria. >> once we feel that they're 100% mouse proof, we'll start to move our visitors back into then. >> yosemite national park says it did not issue public warnings two years ago when a bay area camper came down with hantavirus becau

of folks who are opening up small businesses while they're keeping their day jobs, keeping very low risk and low overhead. dave and mary morris are the perfect example of this. they spent the better half of their adult lives in the corporate world. but about three years ago, they launched porchideas.com, the very simple idea, a web site that offers photo shares, building tips, designs of front and back porches. it went from about 30 viewers had they launched, to about 9,000 viewers a day, attracting advertising dollars. >> which has now allowed the couple to work from home. >> we really put our heart and soul into it for 18 months until we saw there's a possibility that we could leave the corporate world and work from home 'cause we started seeing a lot of traffic coming in and started earning enough money to where we felt like we could leave the corporate job. >> now, we met two other entrepreneurs who weren't in the corporate world for very long before they knew it just wasn't for them. two girls opened good-byegirls.com, which has morphed into a clothing boutique in east nashville. th

for us it's quite a low risk. >> reporter: northern star's share price has outperformed others in theold space over the last year but analysts say the entire sector looks attractive as valuations remain low and gold price elevated. >> almost every gold stock is trading at a significant discount. you can pick up all sorts of things really quite cheaply at the moment. >> reporter: with gold stocks still lagging the moves in the bouillon price significantly market watchers say a turn arou could be coming and hope their prospecting doesn't undercover fool's gold. matthew taylor, cnbc. >> let's get a look on what's on the agenda in asia tomorrow. asia reports earnings reports continue with mining giant rio tinto out with figures. hong kong's cathay pacific sends outs second quarter earnings and inday mahindra turns out their results. >> over five years back of the financial crisis. today concentrating on the banking sector. northern rock bailout was really the first sign the uk of course of a crisis. northern rock just a household mortgage lender getting into problems. we ran through to th

a spokesperson for shell said refinery workers were performing a level zero operation which is low riskut there was a miscommunication in between the refinery workers and county hazmat workers who were told to trigger a level three alert. some neighbors said given what happened at chevron two days ago they are okay with the false warning. >> i'm thankful for it because it does give you a chance to close your house up and seal it up to where you can't get any of the toxic materials in there. >> they didn't get any. minutes after the initial shelter in place alert residents received followup calls explaining there was a mistake and that there was no problem at the refinery. some residents told nbc bay area said they can remember the last time they heard a false alarm coming from the shell refinery. >>> a lucky day for san jose. so says the mayor, chuck reed. there's reed in the middle presiding for the ribbon cutting for the casino. on the 8th day of the eighth month. the numbers they care more about is the 300 jobs it created and $10 million gaming revenue it will bring in for the city.

in low risk maneuvers, to boats are basic ole -- are basically on a one-way street. >> reporter: bargesower and carrying less cargo. >> if you were heavier, you would sort of scrape the bottom? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: some are running aground. and forecasters expect it to get worse. >> if it keeps dropping, what are we looking at? >> possible river closures. traffic stopping. >> reporter: s if that happens, cargo would have to move to the roadway. an expensive option that would boost prices everywhere, from the gas pumps to the grocery store. karen brown, cbs news. >> the all-time record low is 1.6 feet set in 1998. >>> tonight, parts of maryland could be getting much-needed rain. storms have already moved through, as we take a live look outside. bob turk shows us what we can expect tomorrow and over the next five days. bob? >> looks like some areas may see widely scattered showers as we saw this afternoon. and for the next four or five days. take a look at the next forecast. some place in the afternoon or evening may see a thundershower. isolated upper 80s to low 90s tomorrow. may

lost the opportunity to drive that story as he headed to europe and israel and almost immediately a low risk trip abroad hit some bumps. >> in the short time you have been here in london, do they look to your experienced eye? >> it's hard to know how well it will turn out. there were a few things that were disconcerting. >> romney's foreign sale was capped by this unforgettable moment. >> governor romney, do you feel your gaffes have underscored your foreign trip? >> have some respect. >> we haven't had a chance to ask him questions. >> romney's -- the week before the republican convention, political headlines have been dominated by congressman todd akin. in an interview with a cbs denver affiliate, generated another dust up. >> i was told there was a condition, i was not asked about abortion. i planned to ask about todd akin, the representative who said that a woman's body shuttings down to prevent pregnancy. >> that denver reporter said she got a phone call from romney's national press secretary saying this is not how the campaign operates and is being addressed. romney is still very mump

recommendations that we're going to put up with you is, how much should you be taking high risk or low risk should be be concerned about, national, blood and heart, lung institu institute, 1 1/2 egg yolks a day no more than full egg yolks weekly. high risk patient, high risk diabetes, high blood pressure. and only 200 milligrams of cholesterol per day, a good recommendation. >> a very good recommendation, for those accustomed to have the three-egg omelette on a routine basis, are you telling them to cut back. >> no, you know me, the way i practice medicine. never that radical. what i say is moderation is the key. if you're an olympic swimmers and really an athlete and you have to build muscle mass and exercising, you need that. >> kelly: you need that. >> it's okay because you're burning it, if you're a couch potato and not really doing anything and not exercising, make sure you're not taking too much of this cholesterol. >> kelly: jamie, what did you have for breakfast? >> i had eggs, eggs for breakfast, but a tip. tell me if i'm a bad person, what i do at restaurants, when i order egg whi

. >> reporter: right now, cargo theft is a low risk, high reward proposition for criminals because it carries minor criminal penalties. that's if the cops can even prove that you did it. steal a half million dollars worth of cargo, you might get six months in jail. compare that to ten years in prison if you get caught with a half million dollars worth of cocaine. >> very often difficult to prove everything you recovered was stolen, so sometimes the d.a.s are not willing to take a case that is going to take a little bit of work. >> reporter: partly for that reason, these guys say this crime has been underreported for years. >> gets larger every year. and the losses, you know, they accumulate every year. >>> that costs each one of us in the long run. in the form of higher prices, passed on to consumers as companies lose more and more of these cargo loads. >> every consumer that goes into the store, buys something, chances are they're paying for the cost of the type of theft. >> now, as for the largest single cargo theft in history, it happened right here in fremont last year. $37 millio

. >> it's forced to house a dangerous mix of high- and low-risk inmates. >> you got the drugs, you got the inmates to manufacture alcohol, you got the gangs, the weapons. so it can be real dangerous at times. >> i've been a pretty successful robber. >> level 4 inmates, the worst in california are housed at san quentin while awaiting permanent transfer to other facilities. >> i used to rob stores, you know, and that in itself is a rush that you can't explain. it's like, whoa, i can do -- i own the world. i can do whatever i want. i can -- it's better than any ceo in the world. i can instruct you to do whatever i want you to do, with a pistol to you, you know? it's adrenalin you can never get from anything else. unfortunately, there's the sequences too, you know. because i got a strike, my years was doubled, which is up to like 521 years and i got 11 consecutive life terms. i know why i'm here, but i can see why most of you are here. stupid. >> in our three months of taping, we never heard an inmate so willing to detail his own crime, especially with an appeal pending. >> i've invaded ma

and a systematic low risk patient. and don't do the bone screening for osteoporosis for women under 65. the recommendations coming from the evidence of primary-care physicians. we will talk more about this later what we can do to try to curb the inexorable rise in health-care spending so we can have health care reform that last generations to come. this is a medical index of annual cost for a family of four for medical care. in 2012, $20,728. has been rising $1,000 a year. you can see that. that is where we are in health care today and nothing to stop that trajectory. meanwhile the median family income in the u.s. in 2011 was $50,000. how in a family of four the average annual spending is $20,000. how do you do that? are there enough federal subsidies. when i was writing the battle, an interview on abc nightly news. these are reported stories about increases in health-insurance. 20% or 40%. i found a question, the answer quite remarkable. question that was asked by the interviewer, what should people do if they get an

risk. the ten year is up 20 basis points off of its low. fixed income is when rates rise. >> let's get to the heart of the matter. do you buy spanish and italian debt? >> almost game changer. why do i say almost? we still have germany who is not on bourd. that's going to keep market uncertainty on high. when we see germany get on boerd, then i think it's a game changer. right now we are almost there. that means buying italian bonds here. buying spanish bonds as well. >> i was going to say quickly. >> long term the fundamentals are much better where they are in the case of spain. so italian front end yeels. we may be more comfortable there than say in spain where there is a lot of risk in front of you. maybe a little bit more risk reverse there. contrast that to the other side of curves. we look at what's going on in germany. definitely expect a steepening there where long and german yields have to go higher if this is going to be successful. >> twice you have mentioned germany and i don't blame you. the whole conversation should be about ger

again and a symptomatic low risk to patients. news on the generic status and don't do the bone screening for osteoporosis for women age 65 these are recommendations coming from the evidence in primary care physicians. we will talk more about this leader about what we can do to try to curb the rise in health care spending so we can have health care reform that lasts for generations to come. this is a medical index of the annual cost for a family of four for medical care. and note in 2012, $20,728. it's been rising a thousand dollars a year if you can see that. that's where we are on health care today and there is nothing to stop that trajectory. meanwhile the median family income in the u.s. in 2011 was $50,000. so how in a family of four the average annual spending is $20,000. how do you do that? are there even enough federal subsidies? is there enough money in the federal government to keep subsidizing that? while i was writing the battle over health care i listened to an interview on the abc nightly news. the secretary of healt

you have to screen these low-risk travelers.obot will ask a series of questions and using speech recognition and voice anomaly software it will try to detect suspicious behavior. >> hello, i'm now going to ask you a few questions about your sentry application. in a moment i will ask to you say your name then answer some yes or no questions. >> reporter: so while you are talking to the avatar, there is a customs agent kind of watching every move, tracking it with an ipad. that way the agent can come in and do the followup questioning if there is anything to follow up on. critics say this technology is in its infancy and should not be used in national security cases like this. but the feds say the avatars are backed up by the agents so there is safety nets in place. if all goes well, the avatar they believe will speed up the crossings on the border. eventually you put them on the border. you can drive and give a fast pass to go in. that might and few years away. shannon: trace, thank you very much. a new debate brewing about presi

the procedure is low risk but does recommend you go to aer issed acupuncturist to get that done, especiallyby. now we turn to ginger zee, in for sam. >> a mother daughter trip. you in to see the yankees play the rangers. texas rangers. big baseball fan. so, the game tonight, what's the forecast? looks good. high clouds come in but other than that a nice day in the northeast. we have to check out another spot that's not been as nice. over the weekend, record rain on saturday. 3.35 inch, 90 today with scattered rain and thunderstorms. that's the florida forecast. and some of the dust storms from the heat phoenix had. and finally i'll leave you with the pleasant fall air mass. look at minneapolis, boston, slightly still on the east coast like it should be this summer. that's the big picture. >>> when you make a great sign, i can't leave you out. we have lots of them out here. let's go to the little car and the big guy. >> that's the world's smallest. 1965. and you're looking at the funniest dudes to get behind the wheel. adam fee era of history's "top gear." before we get to the high jinxes pa

don't do the annual electrocardiograms, again, in asymptomatic, low-risk patients x. don't do the bone screening for osteoporosis sis in women under age 65. these are recommendations coming from the evidence from primary care physicians. we'll talk more ant this later -- about this later, about what we can do to try to curb the inexorable rise in health care spending so we can have health care reform that lasts for generations to come. this is a millman medical index of the annual cost for a family of four for medical care. and note in 2012, 20,728 dollars. it's been rising a thousand dollars a year. you can see that. i don't know if that's showing. that's where we are in health care today, and there's nothing to stop that trajectory. and meanwhile, the median family income in the u.s. in 2011 was $50,000. so how for a family of four the average annual spending is $20,000, how do you do that? and are there even enough federal subsidies, is there enough money in the federal government to ceeb subsidizing that? -- keep subsidizing that? while i was writing the battle ov

about how to be proactive in talking to their children about bullying and arm them with a list of low-risk that they can take as a bystander. actions like tell an adult, befriend the person being bullied and don't give bullying an audience. through a series of new tv, print and web ads as well as social media channels, we will not only get this on parents' radar, we will insure that they have the best tools to address bullying and prevent future tragedies. this is a very complex and multifaceted issue, but we're hopeful that our campaign will engage parents and help them understand their critical role in solving this problem. this just a moment -- in just a moment, we will preview the first psas on the campaign, but first i'd like to introduce to you the perfect example of how one person can 'em pair others for -- empower others for social good. i first got to know marlo thomas as anne marie in the sitcom, "that girl." she was a role model to me and most girls and young women in the '70s. today i remain in awe of her force of nature, particularly how she's continued her father's work on be

risk populations. use on the pregnant, small child, low body mass could increase the risk of death or serious injury. you should not be used on members of these populations, as the situation justifies. is there a warning? >> the way our environment is today is that we have to warn and everything. warning is different than a policy understanding. a warning is out there to say, at the end of the day, i cannot tell you what is going to happen to a pregnant female. it is illegal for you to go out and do those kinds of testing spirit when we are doing that aspect, we are telling them that is not where we would obviously desire you to use our technology. i understand your point, but it is not a policy. it is a recommendation. >> it is it's a true statement, but what about low body mass? >> i am not sure what they mean. a very skinny person, we do not have a lot of muscle in that aspect. our systems will not be as effective. >> when possible, avoid intentionally targeting sensitive areas of the body without legal justification. the preferred targets various -- area -- that is what i was trying to get at. th