if youknow someone who has lupus, that may have happened to them. it'sa disease that's often overlooked and under-diagnosed. >> i was passing out. i kepthaving headaches, nausea, was losing weight and hair like crazy and i was like you're going tell me that there's no reason for this. >> that was 1993 and even with all of that, stephanie says her doctor told her her problems were all in her head actually told me they couldn't find anything. >> it wasn't until she suffered a massive stroke followed by two others in the same year, that she was diagnosed with lupus finally, somebody has an answer because i was beginning to think there was something wrong with me. >> since her diagnosis, she has become very active with the lupus foundation. she and her co-workers proudly sport purple. her team has walked in the big fundraiser for the past four years. she also has a niece and cousin who have it, and her sister died from complications associated with lupus. >> i believe that she would still be here today if she was more knowledgeable of the disease, if sh

even the ones that don't feel like your lupus. every symptom matters.n lupuscheck.com, there's a symptom checklist you can complete today and bring to your next appointment. because ignoring symptoms won't help your lupus. but sharing them with your doctor just might. maybe we could read together? ♪ what the?! is that halo? i did not see that coming. ♪ you have outlook? and full office? ♪ wow you are a real pc. let's just go back to reading. ♪ actually, don't read that. ♪ that the file't read that. from missing persons? krystal hogan. october '89. yeah, the grandson, james, filed the report. did the investigators do the job right? they put out an apb, checked the morgues, hospitals, jail system. took statements, from this james, some others-- says there were no other relatives.. jeffries: they got dementia written down, question mark, case was filed pending more info. mm-hmm, but then, in '94, james petitioned the court to declare grandma dead. that allowed him to collect on a $50,000 life insurance policy. well, it won't buy you the 76ers, but it does

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and walkers today raised money to support free services for lupus patients. proceeds also went to the largest patient education program in the country at johns hopkins university. >>> it's a great weekend for baltimore. every hotel booked, thousands of visitors in town and stores seeing a big boost. as gigi barnett explains conventions, sporting events and street fairs are raking in the cash. >> reporter: this weekend the baltimore convention center is packed as the national product expo east, one of the city's largest trade shows, is in town. it draws thousands of visitors from across the country every year. >> i have met a couple of people that registered late and couldn't get a hotel room. >> reporter: almost all of the city's 9500 rooms were snapped up fast. >> good-bye! >> reporter: with the red sox in town tickets at camden yards will sell quickly, too. the baseball match-up between baltimore and boston pulls in the big crowd. >> we come down every year. we like walking near the harbor. good time down it here. >> reporter: for downtown businesses that s

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lupus has many symptoms.ut on a brave face. over time though, some symptoms may indicate organ damage. even the ones that don't feel like your lupus. every symptom matters. and now, on lupuscheck.com, there's a symptom checklist you can complete today and bring to your next appointment. because ignoring symptoms won't help your lupus. but sharing them with your doctor just might. before he ran him over? that's his story. do we believe it? well, trevor's got reason to lie, but the first report did say greg wasn't feeling good. that's why he went home early. heart attack? aneurysm? how about sloppy drunk? it was new year's eve. let's ask the wife. we didn't have this new direction, i'd take a hard look at susan and mel. i was thinking the same thing. anyone got a favor coming from the coroner's office? i ain't going to the morgue. the smell of that place kills me. listen to the kitchen ... rush: being an auto-ped, probably didn't do a full tox screen at autopsy, but maybe they saved some tissue samples. well, i

let me congratulate the lupus association, the lupus foundation of america, southeast florida chapter, and they will be holding this year's walk to end lupus. now, miami this month, despite approximately 1.5 million americans suffering from lupus, including my stepdaughter, the lovely kathryn lehtinen, we still don't know exactly what causes lupus. it is a cruel and mysterious disease. we do know that almost 28,000 people are suffering from lupus in my south florida community. and while that disease cuts across racial, gender and ocial lines, we do know that lupus disproportionately impacts women and ethnic minority populations. so i'm extremely grateful for the outreach and the advocacy of the lupus foundation of america and especially its southeast florida chapter. as co-chair of the congressional lupus caucus, i will keep up the fight against this terrible disease, and i extend my deepest gratitude to amy kelly youden and everyone in the southeast florida chapter for their continued incredible work. and i thank judge poe for the time, and let's continue to work together in a bipart

lupus or. we're asking to deny the states learned from afghanistan. when they supported. in the eighty's middle of eighty's. of the past century and now they are fighting against god and afghanistan was. musically who will keep you since you were good is. the ok so you will wish i was in the south and got there early. with you with me so we had a whole new to leave the united states is really that they want to make syria a base for al qaeda to attack another country as. you. see it in the us with a business process do you work on through this if he was interested in this deal with mr guy. who were asking how american leaders were telling their. people what's going on what they did in iraq. and in the same way they want to do that in syria. with virtually. all of the loot he asked you to go and indeed he did this you know she was actually going to be he isn't going to lose interest now we're going. to show you the women sank the american people. for his stand against this war. and destroying me here because he says nothing is true that the guns were the basis that we shoul

if you tell someone you have cancer or lupus, they aren't going to say you can't spend the night at my house, or i'm not sharing a fork with you. >> cheryl has been fighting that stigma her whole upife. growing up in foster care, life handed her some tough challenges. >> as a 6-year-old child i was told i was hiv positive. i knew i was different and i had to keep this big secret and i was sick or something was wrong with me. it made life difficult. >> it breaks your heart thinking about kids being bullied. it's across our nation, not only with hiv. you add that and other issues families have like poverty, it's a hard childhood. >> alex first came to camp when she was 6 years old. she remembers being scared at first. years later she's a confident, strong woman. >> it's taken a while to build up my strength. i'm a shy person. i sometimes let people walk all over me. i have to learn i'm my own person and they can't do that to me anymore. >> this is a therapeutic camp. there are thingson where on whe we're building strength, building resistance. >> education plays a large role at camp, fro

you look like johnny depp with lupus. >> it got to be a long night for james franco as you got a sense there. this is the comedy central roast of him. one roaster even went after his grandmother. but the actor took it all in stride. can you imagine sitting there for that amount of time being lambasted. >> there was a lot we couldn't show and a lot that wasn't appropriate for young children. >> some stuff that was savory. >> a lot of comments about how he's always looking so angry. >> yeah, yeah. >> but nevertheless -- >> his oscar thing -- his oscars got busted on pretty bad. >>> this is "early today." we hope just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in the miami herald, one dead, two injured in miami area lightning strike. officials saying here the men tried to hide underneath a tractor trailer during a major storm when it was struck. >>> and in the israeli newspaper "haaretz," two palestinians ram stolen truck through ben-gurion airport barrier. the men were arrested. the truck did not have explosives but was loaded with very expensive cheese. >>> the crisis in sy

it's a tiny $500 million biotech that specializes in cancer autoimmune diseases like lupus.d to see it cool off some before i can give it my blessing. so many biotechs have doubled. i said the same thing when it was at $5. now it's up 20%. i wish i had caught that move but it's simply too risky for me up there. time to take the pipelines. let the pipelines catch up with the lofty evaluations. the group is too hot. we know there's going to be a correction. i don't want to be recommending them when there's a correction. i like the ones that i want. on wednesday, shay in maryland challenged my stock knowledge, with the symbol gram. it's the largest engineering construction company in peru. expanding new countries, like chile and columbia. it became public, now just trading below the offering price. i view this as a speculative play on peru. given latin america is out of favor courtesy of the rest of the rise in interest rates in the u.s., i'm not surprised they didn't do better. but i think the emerging companies are coming back. the company's growing its backlog by 26% over th

. >> working with the lupus foundation and rheumatoid arthritis. >> but for all of them, i wondered,as it doing to their brain. >> my patients call me p dock. >> pot doc? >> they never meet anyone as interested in their marijuana use as i am. >> dr. stacey gruber is curious about pot. >> i want you to namthe numbe and not read it. >> okay. >> i led her at mclane hospital near boston. she is using high-tech imaging to see what happens in the brain when you smoke. >> when you first smoke, you light up a joint, a blint, receptors, throughout the brain, respond. these areas of the brain are responsible for things like pressure, memory, learning, sensation, sense of time and space. coordination, movement. appetite and others drives, shall we say. all over. >> so reward? pleasure. hunger. you have this overall feeling of well-being, they say. that all sounds pretty good. >> it does sound pretty good. >> and it is not just feeling good, but there a phenomenon reported by many smokers over the years, especially famous artist, the ability to be more creative. >> when you feel that high, there

. >> we're working with the lupus foundation and rheumatoid arthritis. >> for all of them, i wonder what it doing to their brains? >> some of my patients call me pot doc. >> your patients call you pot doc? >> well, they never meet anyone whose as interested in hearing about their marijuana use as i am. >> dr. stacy gruber is serious about pot. >> i want you to name the color and not to read it. >> okay. >> i met her in her labs in mclean hospital near boston. she's using high-tech imaging to see what happens in the brain when you smoke. >> when you first smoke, that you light up a joint, an spliff, a blunt, receptors throughout the brain respond. and these are areas of the brain responsible for things like pleasure, memory, learning, sensation, sense of time and space, coordination, movement, appetite and other drives shall we say. so it's sort of an overall impact, right? >> so reward, pleasure, hunger. you have this overall feeling of well-being, they say. >> that all sounds pretty good. >> it does sound pretty good. >> and it's not just feeling good, but there is this phenomenon repor

a story of a former welder disabled by lupus, whose food stamp benefits just reduced.uy milk because it's so expensive, she said. i don't buy cheese. when the house votes next week on food stamp proposals, these are the people affected by the cuts. joining me chief communications and development officer at feeding america, maura daley. >> thank you for having me. >> we've been focused on a lot of things and there's not been nearly enough debate and discussion over food stamp program and funding for food stamp program. first as you're familiar with this topic, what does the reality look like for these 49, 48 million americans who are on food stamps? >> so the reality is the majority of people receiving food stamps today are households with kids, seniors, disable people. they are living on the lowest in come in the united states. for a family of three we're talking about folks who are bringing in about $25,000 a year and about half of the people who are receiving food stamps are living way below that line. so these are really the most vulnerable people in the united stat

. - it was my year-- what-- lupus lets you just cut the line? - you received two sweaters that you didn't really like and got your dad a book on world war two that he already owned. - wow! you really think you know everything about me, don't you? - yes, after six years, i really do. - well, i will have you know that there are aspects of my life about which you know nothing. - uh, take off that jacket. if you're not wearing one of those christmas sweaters out of guilt, i'll give you $1,000. - wrong, jack, 'cause they weren't sweaters. they were dickies! happy 2012! ["30 rock" theme playing] - good morning, mr. rossitano. i'm sorry you're going to hell. - that's okay-- how was your break? - wonderful. reverend gary did the math and guess what. the world is ending tomorrow! - and you're happy about that? - oh, of course. oh, i'm sorry i won't be seeing you in heaven, mr. spurlock. but, on the bright side, black hell does have a jukebox. - so, you think this is your last day on earth? - well, i'll leave the thinking to other religions. - well, you m

it's a biotech that specializes in cancer autoimmune diseases like lupus. it has an exciting pipeline. i need to see it cool off some before i can give it my blessing. so many biotechs have doubled. i said the same thing a month ago when the stock was $5. now it's up higher at 20%. i wish i had caught that move but it's simply too risky for me up there. let the pipelines catch up with the lofty valuations. the group is too hot. we know there's going to be a correction. i don't want to be recommending them when there's a correction. i like the ones that i want. generon, celgene. on wednesday, shay in maryland challenged my stock knowledge, with the symbol gram. it's the largest engineering construction company in peru. expanding new countries, like chile and colombia. it is trading just below the offering price. i view this as a speculative play on peru. given latin america is out of favor courtesy of the rise in interest rates here in the u.s., i'm not surprised they didn't do better. but i think the emerging companies are coming back. but bouncing a little