the lupus foundation of america says that 1.5 million americans have lupus, 90% of them are women, by. >> one of america's most prominent journalists for more than half a century has died. david broader covered politics for the washington post. he won a prize for his reporting on the water gate scandal that, of course, led to president nixon's. he was 81 years old and died of complications caused by diabetes. a giant in the profession. >>> as we continue tonight, could a coin soon replace the one dollar bill? and get ready to wave your  >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ ryan ] points i could use for just about anyth

. >>> there's new hope this morning for thousands who suffer from lupus.the first time in 50 years, the fda has approved a new drug to treat the debilitating immune system disorder. called benlysta, the injectsible drug is designed to relieve flare-ups and pain caused by lupus. >>> a celebrity chef has a problem he can't cook up a solution for. you may know guy fieri from the food network. he owns a lamborghini like this one. i'm not a car person myself. it's worth over $200,000. the problem is, someone stole the car from a dealership. and the thieves repelled in from the roof, using mountain climbing gear. some of which was left behind at the scene. the door lock was cut. and the car was driven away. really hide that wel can't really hide that well. >> no. hate when i lose my lamborghini. >>> 13 teams have now claimed some automatic bids to the ncaa men's college basketball tournament. some major conference tournaments get under way later today. the acc, s.e.c. and the big ten. as for yesterday's highlights, here is espn news. >> good morning. i'm steve b

the object how it's radioactive service can help detect lupus and radioactive source on earth. >> reportermost bay area residents will not consider a cloudy thursday night to be a great start to start it. tonight's skies was special. >> we've been waiting for this moment for about seven years. >> reporter: morgan and a team they delivered more last year to develop the gama ray or grf. embarked on historical mission on board the messenger spacecraft found for the planet mercury. after traveling through space faster than a bullet for seven years, it's finally made it to its destination. no only is this the first time spacecraft has orbited, but they're posed together ground breaking information about the rays admitted from the surface of the planet. they act as a fingerprint. >> scientists hope the data received during the messenger mission will solve many of the mysteries surrounding the closest planet to the sun. this is a prototype of it used to study and measure. morgan hopes this invention -- specifically dealing with national security and detecting radioactive materials. >> for example

lupus is when the immune system attacks healthy organs and joints. treatment suppresses the condition just enough to control the attacks, but it is not cheap. patients could pay more than $30,000 per year for that drug. >>> we are used to seeing pictures of the damage from the 1906 earthquake in stark black and white, but now we are seeing the first color pictures of the devastation. they were taken from a hotel six months after the 1906 earthquake. the camera used a culmination of red, green and blue mirror filters that were stored and forgotten about at the smithsonian museum. someone recently found them and officials decided to release them. >>> the curtain is going up yet once again that a los angeles courtroom is seeing lindsay lohan with more legal drama this morning. she faces jail time on stealing a necklace from an upscale boutique. john cadiz klemack is live in los angeles this morning. john, is lindsay lohan expected to take a plea deal on this? i heard she didn't want to. >> reporter: well, it is kind of being a chicken, if you will. she

lupus is when the immune system attacks healthy organs and joints. the new treatment suppresses that condition enough to be able to control those kind of attacks, but it is not cheap. patients could pay out more than $30,000 per year for that drug. >>> not guilty, no contest or take a plea deal. those are the options in front of troubled actress lindsay lo san lohan as she returns to court today. she is accused of stealing a gold necklace from an upscale jewelry store. she will reject a plea deal because the judge told her any plea deal will involve jail time. if she goes to trial and is convicted she risks spending three years in a state prison. a new video suggests that lindsay lohan is telling the truth about borrowing the necklace. the store employee smiles as she opens the door for lohan who has the necklace with her at the time. now, by the way, the necklace is being put up for auction now by the jewelry store. and all the proceeds will go to charities. >> that's interesting they put it up for auction. they are getting a lot of publicity out of

. >> the food & drug administration approved the first drug in more than 50 years to treat lupus. it is hard to treat because the immune system goes into overdrive attacking its own healthy organs and joints. many drugs to treat the disease leave patients vulnerable to infections, an experimental drug was able to suppress the immune system just enough to relieve flare-ups and pain. >> it basically take this hyperactive part of the immune system and decreases that hyper activity. nothe fda said the drug didcc1: appear to help many after -americans andcc1: will be l research itcc1: used in combination with other drugs. it won't come cheap. it could cost up to $30,000 a year. >> wow, that isea h.vy feeadsvy a unusual1: oating ancc idea to cut costs. scrub goes to the source: ead wiping out flakes before they flake. new selsun blue deep cleansing.cc1: never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately

the fda okayed its drug to treat lupus. it's the first new medicine for the disease in more than a half century. c.e.o. tom watkins expects to see thousands of new customers. >> the market here is very large. we're talking about, in the u.s., we estimate 325,000 patients that are our initial target. so there is considerable interest in the area by physicians and patients. >> tom: the medicine will cost about $35,000 a year, with many patients covered by insurance. analysts think the treatment will bring in more than $1 billion per year for human genome. also seeing big buying interest- - green mountain coffee roasters. this is just a 90-session chart, but look at this 41% spike, taking the stock to an all-time high. it will start selling starbucks coffee and tazo tea brands for its single-cup brewing system. starbucks got a jolt out of the deal, too, fueling this 10% jump. this brings starbucks to its highest price since late 2006. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: there's a new player in the business of rating

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. >>> the fda has just approved the first new drug in over 50 years to treat lupus.tal illness that attacks the body's own organs and tissues. the drug is designed to relieve flare-ups and pain caused by the disease. but experts say it doesn't show positive results in african-americans and works in only 35% of the patients tested in north america. >>> in other health news, spring is almost here, so allergy sufferers, be warned. it may not just be pollen that is making you sneeze and itch. kendis gibson reports. >> any problems with your ears? >> reporter: lucas has allergies almost all year, and they make him miserable. >> i'm allergic to pretty much anything in nature. trees, the pollens. >> reporter: but what some allergy sufferers eat, like fresh fruit, vegetables and nuts, can make them feel even worse. >> the food contains certain proteins that are similar in nature to the pollen. and the body confuses the two, and it reacts as if you're having an allergy attack in your mouth or throat. >> reporter: it's called oral allergy syndrome. not an allergic reaction to

. >>> a newly approved drug could provide relief from those stuff suffering from lupus. they suffer from autoimmune attacks on the joints and organs. yesterday the fda approved a drug that helps control severe arthritis and fatigue for some women who suffer from lupus. however, the drug did not appear to help others, including african-americans. the fda is acquiring a new study on its effectiveness for those patients. >>> also, a new study shows the morning after pill could be used as a regular form of birth control. researchers looked at the results of 15 studies on more than 8,000 women. they say women who take the pill at the time of sex have a 5% chance of getting pregnant over the course of a year. that compares to about 16% for those using condoms. >>> well, britney spears will perform a free outdoor conference in the castro district later this month but not everybody's excited about this. a lot of store olders worry their business will be hurt by the huge crowds and the street closures that this concert might attack. some might even close their doors the day of th

. >> natasha porque está embarazada y alta gracia debido a su enfermedad lupus. >> tengo mi medicamentosealmente no, no tenía síntomas. >> en qué momento comenzaron los síntomas. >> una vez que comenzaron el entrenamiento que fue ejercicio, la dieta. >> se conmovió con la historia de na tapanatasha y como ellas jovencitas ven la oportunidad de su vida. >> cumplió su misión, y lo que quiero ahora es disfrutar cuando nazca ese bebé cito, madrina mínimo me hagan de ese bebé. >> la emoción era evidente de las 12 salvadas de la gala de anoche. >> levanten la mano las que se quedan. >> y cómo no quedarse hay un premio de un cuarto de millón de dólares. >> no quería que se fuera y pero como somos tres, dos contra uno no hay nada que hacer. >> mientras una se despedían otras celebraban y prince royce cantaba. >> es un poquito difícil y, y es lo que demuestra que hay personas allá afuera, latinos que tienen sueños aquí están luchando y que no es fácil. >> lo que sí será fácil es votar por su favorita desde su teléfono móvil at&t envíe un mensaje de texto. >> en miami para primer impacto. >> graci

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. >>> for the first time in more than 50 year it is fda approved a drug to treat lupus. hundreds of thousands of americans suffer from the debilitating disease. >>> and a new discovery of what may be the first and only color photographs in the aftermath of san francisco's 1906 earthquake. the six images uncovered by a smithsonian volunteer was shot by freddic eydes just months after the quake which devastated san francisco more than 100 years ago. it is now 7:10. back to matt, meredith and al. a glimpse into the past. >> seeing it in color. >> thanks, ann. you will be a busy fellow over the next 24 hours. >> i will. but you know what? i'm just covering it. the folks who have to live through it are the ones who really have to deal with it. as we show you what's going on, our friends out west have to deal with rain and snow. another system. it's been a parade of storms for the pacific northwest. this one bringing heavy rain from arcada to seattle. rest of the country, we have the rain along the eastern seaboard. sunshine from the plains all the way to texas and into the so

. >>> for the first time in 50 years, the fda has approved a new treatment for lupus. disease, which causes the immune system to attack joints and organs. >>> jared loughner has come face-to-face with some of the victims he's accused of shooting in january. during his first court appearance in tucson, he smiled and pleaded not guilty to dozens of charges. he'll get a psychological examination to see if he is fit for trial. >>> finally, in living color. these never-before-seen pictures are believed to be the first and only color photos of san francisco of the 1906 earthquake destroyed much of the city. it destroyed much of the city. they were found by a volunteer at the smithsonian which were taken six months after the quake. >> that's incredible, those photos. >> they're so clear. >> i know. and you think of that quake as so historic. so black and white. i grew up there. and the color images are so vivid. >> they are striking. >>> let's go to sam with the weather. hey, sam. >> good morning, george, elizabeth. let's go right to washington, d.c. one of the places that is