now he plans to focus on a health care career. >> seeing different people here around md anderson, theatientg and the families, have really helped me pick my career choice, and helped me choose the path i want to take for college. >> celina is not planning a career in medicine. but she has learned plenty of lessons here that she'll use in the future. >> i'm always a bit nervous around new people. it didn't make it any easier that i knew these people had life threatening conditions. so it was just really nice to be able to meet these people and understand that their disease was not who they were, merely a situation that they were in. >> if you're interested in working at a hospital, the folks at md anderson suggest you start with the websites of health care facilities near you. look for a "volunteer services" department and ask if they make room for teens. >> teens bring enthusiasm and their own personal experience. they share it with our patients, and our staff, and the patients and caregivers absolutely love it! >> one thing to keep in mind, even though you don't get paid for voluntee

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>> it should be mds but shay should be much better fland how to do it. and there should be more controls now. most drugs come out through mail ordered houses and we know when a doctor is over prescribing or prescribing too much for a patient. but there is a problem. you talked about oxycontin. oxycontin is incredibly effective pain killer. it's incredibly addictive and should only be used in the worst pain. but what happens is the family doctor has 40 people sitting in his room every day. gives it to somebody and they say, i feel fine. and he says god, i have a drug that works and then he puts it out there. and the other thing, parents have got to start thinking about locking their medicine cabinets the way 50 years ago they would have locked their liquor cabinet. because kids get these drugs from their parents. >> i understand. you made progress in that regard. >>. >> we are making progress. not making progress in the availability of illegal drugs and the abuse of prescription drugs by kids is going up. but a program like t >>> what's the larger issue b

. >> an md-11 crashes after smoke mysteriously fills the cockpit. >> the airplane was burning up around them. >> about two hours into a flight, a dc-9 fills with smoke and loses all of its electrical systems. >> may day. we're going down. >> we thought everybody could get off. because like i say, there wasn't any screams. >> moments after take-off, flames erupt from the world's most iconic aircraft. >> it was a time bomb. they were going to die. >> people watched in horror as it crashes into a nearby hotel. there are many ways for fires to start on a plane. and not many ways to put them out. >> in-flight fires can be one of the most catastrophic events a flight crew can face. >>> the faa found that up to three flights a day are diverted due to smoke or fire in flight. while it may be common, it can be one of the most dangerous situations facing any flight crew. >> the faa has done extensive testing on in-flight fires and their research said you may have as little as 20 minutes to get the fire under control or you may lose control of the airplane. >> over the years aircraft have become h

. >>> kindle will consider an appeal from the potomac, md., man imprisoned in that country. he is a contractor for the state department. 2009. arrested in he was sentenced to 15 years in prison. callingcal lawmaker is new museum in washington dedicated to immigrants. jim moran introduce the legislation today. the bill says americans in a understanding of all u.s.rants built the he says he fears they appeal to segregated audiences. >>> less than 18 hours and counting to the final flight into space. nasa and visitors are closely watching the skies in cape canaveral. engineers are checking the shuttle atlantis for signs of from a lightning strike nearby. >> the chances are good. 70% of weather causing a scrub. they have done this before when was a 90% chance. there is always an opportunity. the big issue is whether. -- weather. lightning storms around the .aunch pad did have a meeting and not causethat it did significant problems but with thestill go on countdown. with theirople fingers crossed. at some video of the out here. done 88 oft that has launches said he has never as m

at the same time, frederick md., over 2.5 inches.tinues to move to the east at about 25 miles per hour. there will be some lingering showers if you are heading out to the beaches tomorrow. but then sunshine for saturday afternoon. look at the beach temperatures. the water temperatures are into the 70's right now. a nice day around here on sunday. next week, some great weather with a lot of sunshine. every with every -- everything is right there on wjla.com. >>> you have a very uplifting story tonight. >> what i love about sports is just the game. it is how you can bring people together. we are all fans of something. there's more to the nfl then money and a lot out. at its core, there are players and the fans that support them. in some cases those to come together. bobby mitchell held its annual golf tournament to raise money for cancer patients, including one very special young girl. dozens of hall of famers are calling lansdowne home this weekend. >> sometimes i would really think and say, i am going to get through this. >> she was

she was born in new york in 1921 and spent part of her adolescence here in bethesda md., and now, she spends most of her time in california. >>> something you just do not see every year. a giant wall of dust over phoenix. the national weather service has called this phenomenon and i hope i pronounced this correctly, a "haboob," and it was so severe that they have canceled all flights out for over one hour. "haboob"? >> bill wilmore know all about it. >> it gets higher off of the ground and then it just perpetuates. at the weather center i can imagine this is a very crazy scene. >> yes, we will talked-about that of the later, because we have a chance to see it again on our website. a look around the area, our skies are partly sunny in the district. look at all of the red and yellow. that is pretty heavy rain. there will be quite a bit of it through virginia the carolinas and southward, and probably the district and west virginia as well. tropical moisture we are watching the heaviest thunderstorms in southern virginia and in the carolinas. that rain is in the form of heavy downpours th

. >>> police say a man was driving he rear ended in on duty police cruiser in frederick, md., this morning. it happened on route 15 just rosemont ave. kevin dodd had a blood alcohol level of 0.11 just after the crash. officer keith donovan was treated and released from frederick memorial hospital. >>> nearly 24 hours after a jury t guilty of murder, casey anthony weeks in jail await the sentence for lying to authorities, but this may be her last night behind bars. >> we the jury find the a aattended not guilty. >> she won her case, but not before shattering her family. accusing her father and brother her as a child and father helping to dispose her body. >> certainly george had nothing with removing the body. >> what was it that convinced the jury? while they all declined to speak, an alternate juror did. >> the prosecution did not present the evidence that showed that caylee have been murdered. they did not show a motive. finally, they did not show how died. in the court of public opinion, said the jury got it wrong. and >> do not know what the jurors were thinking. take a this is a break

. >> the president is holding a town hall meeting in the baltimore md. at the university today. >> making headlines across the nation is the heat wave. they have temperatures in lead triple digit id even jumps up with the heat index up to a hundred and 20 degrees. we are dealing with very mild weather with the mid '80s and sunny skies it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. although we have a cool down more most of the country is under a heat watch we love this time. this zoo animals are suffering all sel

his father created web md. his parents are proud of their childrens' commit tomt community. this 16-year-old sonia taking over at soccer camp where her brother left off. >> me and my wife are just, our chests are full of pride. >> kick, lead and dream is an environment where kids can be kids, not knowing they're learning valuable lessons. >> when you start young, a simple goal can sore a legacy by age 19. >> i'd love to see this in 20 years. i guarantee you in 20 years this will be here. >> they're having fun. >> and sandhya patel has the accu-weather forecast. of course san francisco, they'll be shouting usa! right? >> right. and what is the weather going to be like? >> improving. by sunday, the cool pattern will start to break out. >> okay. >> let's just time it will. -- well. we're going to see improvement in weather in terms of returning closer to normal at this time of the year. goitsing to be a slow improvement. here is a live look. you can see san francisco is enjoying sunshine there. there is a ban around here, in real plain sight is the low clouds that have been han

we first reported when he vanished on may 22 md. >> it keeps getting harder and harder, but we have to stay focused and we have to stay positive that she's out there, that she's alive. >> the amount of money raised tonight is still being tallied. the family says they'll be organizing a car wash fund-raiser july 29th. >>> betty ford has died at the age of 93. married to late president gerald ford in 1948, she served as first lady from 1974 to 1977. she raised awareness of addiction when she announced her long running battle with alcoholism in the '70s, founding the betty ford clinic. she was also noted for raising awareness about breast cancer following her own mass sect michigan mass sectamy in 1972. cheryl, this report is just a catalog of mistakes. >> reporter: it was. this report released today echoes last year's audit of garrido supervision by state parolee agents. this report tells it like it is, and it's not good. chief u.s. district judge james ware wrote -- . roim>> reporter: garrido and his wife were convicted of kidnapping jaycee dugard. during that time he was on parole for

md. i am. crazy. it's been in the military a journalist i've seen the waste go in the u.s. contractors there's kind of wasting their time trying to get killed three. zero am. i thought all along the length of the stuff could be about five hundred miles a huge history about twenty seven days in new going to publicize the people invited to make an elite species people started the fate of a dialogue consists of changing the soldiers with some instruments. and. so. if. the russians would be so much brighter if you knew about soon from files to crash and some. nice clean stunts on t.v. dot com. wealthy british style. pastime to visit scotland. yard . markets why not just come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. top stories this hour naughty activists grow more vocal in their opposition to u.s. military sites in northern england and. saying they have a right to know what's going on there. the shutters are up in denmark as the country passes str

department of health and human services, rockville, md; captain joan hunter, director of psychological health, u.s. public health service, detailed with the national guard bureau, arlington, va; hector zayas, recovery coach and consultant, orlando, fl; dr. bradley karlin, national mental health director for psychotherapy and psychogeriatrics, office of mental health services, department of veterans affairs headquarters, washington, dc. kathryn, more than 2 million troops deployed to afghanistan and iraq. what are some of the behavioral health issues related to the returning vets that are there, the vets that are there, and the returning vets? i think all of us are paying great attention to the behavioral health issues of anyone who has been in combat. and, first of all, when we use the term "behavioral health," we generally are talking about a broad range of mental and emotional and substance abuse disorders and/or problems. we know that anyone who has been in combat will probably suffer from trauma and anyone who has been in a combat situation will have effects of that trauma. so, the

department of health and human services, rockville, md; jane callahan, director, national community anti-drug coalition institute, community anti-drug coalitions of america, alexandria, va; jordan burnham, mental health advocate, active minds inc., washington, dc; dr. wendy greene, assistant director of trauma and critical care and program developer, screening, brief interventions and referral to treatment program, howard university hospital, washington, dc. fran, what is the definition of behavioral health, and how do we distinguish between prevention, early intervention, and treatment within that definition? the definition for behavioral health for samhsa is we are taking the substance abuse and mental health prevention, intervention, and treatment programs, and we are encasing it within the disorder realm. so substance abuse, prevention, intervention, and treatment are exactly the same, same levels, and so is mental health. we are finding that mental health properties for prevention, especially, are very similar to the properties of substance abuse, and treatment is different in one respec

a special edition of "south korea md" starts right now. >> thanks for joining us. welcome to the show. last month president obama announced plans to start bringing down the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan. but still, u.s. troops are going to be there for years to come. come fall, it's going to be a full decade we've been at war. so this weekend next, a closer look at an aspect that's easy to forget, easy to miss, at least until your life is on the line. i'm talking about the impact this war has had on medical care not just for wounded troops but also right here at home. one pretty stark example is the care that saved the life of congresswoman gab write yell giffords, a bullet through the head. the kind of wound you might see in combat. dr. peter ri was running the emergency room that day but he learned his trade in iraq, with the navy me says with a wound like giffords had a decade ago a lot of doctors would have given up before they even started. >> for most handgun injuries through and to the head, the chance of them going to the operating room were exceedin

. >>> md.'s signature s seafood said the crabs are plentiful this year. prices are as low as $100 a bushel on the eastern shore. the population is on the rebound following restrictions that were put in place in 2008. we are your complete source for anything related to the fourth of july. go to wjla.com. >>> we are falling some breaking news from fairfax county. crews are battling a serious house fire. we were over the scene. this is just minutes ago. it appears that the smoke and flames have caused significant damage. there is no word on any injuries right now or a cause. we will continue to fall this fire. >>> we have learnt new information about a deadly stabbing that witnesses say was over a pair of expensive shoes. we spoke with a witness and we are live with the dramatic account. >> the people live and work around here said the plaza is a hangout for young people. they were stunned by what they saw your last night and shocked to learn what it was all about. witnesses thought it was just a brawl. they quickly realized it stems from something much more

so that according to the orders now longboarding and skateboarding both the md too unsafe right be allowed on the border that's what that's what they say they say that it's about safety but everybody knows that the issue isn't safety it's an inconvenience for city council and for members of the upper onto a lot of society if you're trying to make money off tourism because virginia beach is a tourist place and skateboarders they scare people well basically maybe have cops weren't shooting innocent people all the time that have a little more credibility advocating for oil slick say funny you mention that because i just spoke to somebody so we could go guess apparently there was a russian girl who was raped in the bushes last year i think and. in virginia beach she was raped her jaw was broken teeth knocked out everything and the cuts were nowhere to be found they showed up an hour after it happened after somebody were found her they couldn't call the police and the police showed up an hour later after he called is this is the best argument for for gun rights right now well you know when when

i think it is okay, even though md in set in, we have that this situation. it is ok to have a debate on it. we have the capacity to do other things, all of these other things you are talking about. why aren't we doing that? we know we have to do, go to any state, in the city, and you find out that we are falling way behind. we think we are going to compete. >> thank you congressman. it is time for one more question. >> quick things that have to be brought up. im rick lopez. these questions are directed to the representatives. it is pretty obvious that mr. obama has come out publicly and pushed the agenda of real brutal austerity and is talking about putting social security on the table, which many citizens knows is the chopping block. will there be serious resistance? this is a more technical question. if we look at the effect of sustainable technology on third- world countries, it is really murderers. you cannot run a modern day hospital with a wind mill. it is just not possible. are you willing to reconsider technologies that are efficient. to deal with th

. >> for a list of all the fourth of july events around md., go to wbaltv.com. >> americans took this day to celebrate freedom in very different ways. >> july 4 at the beach, is there any better way to celebrate america's birthday? >> it is torture. >> independence day is a chance to chill out with a cookout. in phoenix, it may have not has been a spot -- as hot as a firecracker, but it was 100 degrees. jon huntsman was literally running for the white house. in atlanta, participants were trying to survive 10 kilometers. nothing like the annual nathan's hot dog eating contest on coney island. american warriors got a hearty welcome home. in afghanistan, in a group of american soldiers took this day to reenlist. general david petraeus is about to become the new cia director and he was there to say goodbye and thank you. >> america can never thank you enough. >> americas 235th birthday. >> a big welcome home at the airport as 238 service members returned home. [applause] >> we were there as family and friends greeted at loved ones. volunteers have greeted more than 500 flights. you can he

we never got a counter md ie by the other side and now we are competing with ourselves going atssingnother plan. here is the other problem for cok yered ctive m obbers in the house. the tea party doesn't want this. the cok yered ctive rwhat i dn the country, the grass roots doesn't want this. ai you vote for the boer.er plan it is not going to become gal overis dead on arr- here. and they will force something through with a lot of democrat votes and a few rwhat i dlican votes. but voting to send the boehner plan over here you are prodicating what you stood for in the last election. >> tell mget you think youk fw what the final outcome is by what i'm listening to you saying here. what are you saying you think ultimately the final outcome is going to be. >> the boer.er plan is not going be law so why lose our principles by voting for it. an amalgamation or combination of the boehner and reid plan and will pass wit woy h0 democrats in the house and they ges't need the conservat- any more and it will pass with all of the democrats in the senate and some of the rece blicans. it will be do

airspace violations that cause fire just to be dispatched to the presidential retreat in camp david, md., the federal aviation officials say that fewer pilots are violating its airspace and this year. statistics show that one of the 22 airspace violations have occurred so far this year. airspace violations could be anything from flying into an enclosed area to simply using the wrong radiofrequency. >> it is a sign of the evolving *. the auto maker, ford is going to start introducing karzai do not have a cd they will have you is the connection for digital music devices and a wi-fi connection. it will do this on the 4 focus starting early next year. other cars will fall. >> my son asked me what the cassette deck was. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. a live look over mt. tam. >> a foggy wednesday with a live look from san francisco. >> here is a live look from mt. tam showing us the cloud cover, the marine layer over the bay. sunshine of the above. once the clouds get out of the way we will see warming for a good bit of the day. here is a look at how the fog i

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erica schultz is an md who specializes in women's hormonal issue and say doctors are overprescribingwho have been on birth control pills for a long time have trouble conceiving. a see a lot of women who bring me their daughters with symptoms, mood, depression, weight gain that disappear on the birth control pills or are removed. >> reporter: so what is the concern? trying to ward off the scenarios portrayed on "16 and pregnant" to do, to put their daughter on the pill or not. we posed it to a panel of six moms of teen girls. some have children on the pill, some don't. all agree it's a complicated matter. you're not opposed to the idea. >> no, not at all. i would much ratherr have her o bird control if i even felt that she might be sexually active or soon. >> i'm kind of on the opposite end of the spectrum. i have a value system that we've tried to promote abstinence. >> this general with teenage girls and their boyfriend knows that they're on the birth control pill and it may not even be for pregnancy prevention, is there more pressure on those girls then to maybe say yes? >> the ans

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the hurricane-force winds there left entire communities littered with tree limbs and md karen jordanm suburban chicago. >> reporter: andy bought his first home in north libertyville estates ten years ago. in that time he's dealt with power outages caused by storms. not only is he without power, he may be without a home. the back of it was crushed by this tree that fell over on it. it happened when he was at work and his dog harley was home alone. neighbors tried to prepare him for the damage. >> i was more ready just to find my dog. but once we found him, it got overwhelming. >> reporter: downed trees caused massive power outages. in libertyville alone, nearly half of the village was without power. officials say the damage was mainly to property. >> we transported two residents that were injured when a tree hit their home. other than that, we've been fortunate and not had a lot of serious injuries. >> reporter: while downed trees are a common sight in the wake of the storm, loss of one tree in particular is upsetting to the village of wilmette. it's the o oldest there. the 265-year-o

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bethesda, md., next call. mark, republican, what is your message to the white house today?re you there? i think he is gone. independent,ilia, .llillinois caller: i have been studying the 2000 election debacle. members of congress are required to take an oath of office. [unintelligible] it includes the words -- they swear to support the constitution of the united states. everyone knows what the 14th amendment says. but the ninth amendment states that the enumeration of certain rights in the constitution faja shut not destroy the rights of certain people. host: what does that mean to you as they go to bat on the debt? caller: if they decide to cut benefits for medicare or medicaid, they are in violation of the oath of office. with all of the penalties laid out, it provides for the violation in the oath of office. there is still time for hefty fines. there is a whole long list. they need to remember. i am not the only one. i have been on the facebook for the democrats. we are watching them. if they fail to raise the debt ceiling, [unintelligible] host: thank you for calling. a

our first question comes from baltimore, md. on our 14 republicans. on the "washington journal." how you think the supreme court ruling that corporations are allowed to give as much money they would like to give in an election like the election coming up, how do you think that will affect both democrats and republicans? democrats and republicans? and basically, neutralize the people -- when i say people, just personal people who want to participate in the process and let their interest be watered down? guest: great question keep has. he is referring to the decision called citizens united, that found that laws prohibiting corporations and unions from spending money, not giving money to candidates, but spending to candidates, but spending money directly on ads, get out the vote efforts, other election related activities that are expressly intended to support the election or defeat of a candidate, that it is unconstitutional for that type of spending to be barred. what has resulted from this decision is not corporations giving a ton of money to candidates, but instead spending money

host: silver springs, md., thank you for holding. caller: thank you for taking my call.ompletely agree with a balanced budget amendment. it's pretty much a no-brainer. the other thing i wanted to bring out on the revenue side -- have you ever thought about the tax code as it is and the way things are, that we have an income tax, we are penalizing people for doing well. have you ever thought the possibility of changing that to eliminating income tax completely and putting out a federal sales tax? what are your thoughts on that? guest: i support tax reform. the leading versions that we have in the congress are the so- called fairtax, a consumption- based tax, as the caller has reference. and a flat income tax, which was strongly promoted by dick armey, who said that you could fill after-tax returns on a postcard. -- how your tax returns on a postcard. no matter what your income was coming to deducted $30,000 from that and then paid 17% flat tax on the balance. both of them had the benefit of eliminating a lot of the unfairness in our current code, the uncertainty, hiring a

. >> i am from middletown, md..enagers growing up listening to the opinions of their parents and peeress. what do you think is the most influential thing in this new age? guest: in my own family life profound hope is that it is me. i want my kids to take every word that tumbles from my lips word that tumbles from my lips as the holy gospel. not just to listen to it, but to ponder it and keep it close by their heart. especially dorothy. reflect upon it time and again. my sense is that they're friends of the most influential factors in their lives. which increases the debate. that was true in my life, as i got older. my friends influence me, i influenced them for the better. in the end that is kind of the in the end that is kind of the way that life is. i still strongly feel that my words are the most important to my children. host: tucker carlson, joining us here on george mason university in arlington, virginia. thank you for joining us. on behalf of the students, thank you for your questions, calls, comments. "wash

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an independent consultant from newmarket, md., sylvester schieber. tom terry from the american academy of actuaries. eugene steuerie. joan entmacher, and barbara bovbjerg from the gao. thank you all for being here. >> good morning, mr. chairman. thank you very much for inviting me here today to this subcommittee. my remarks today will focus on they needed to modernize social security benefit portfolio to improve the effectiveness to meet one of the water specified goals, one of the ones you mentioned in your opening remarks, the redistributive character of the program. in the opening analysis of my submitted remarks, i show how the retirement system has gotten more costly overtime. the results the results and table one relative to today will have borne peril taxes more than six times those of a worker retiring in 1955. in your opening remarks you mentioned miss fuller getting social security benefit. she did fairly well under the program. today, the bridges and are not doing quite as well. if you add in the supplemental costs, they are nearly triple

it was black residents of a community in salisbury, md., in deciding the route 50 bypassed leading out to the ocean city beach in maryland. there were prepared to demonstrate that the decision to construct a bypass at the denver post location constituted the third time in 60 years that the state had chosen to route a highway directly through or adjacent to this community. we lost on statute of limitation grounds, but judge king roddick concurrence. "i write this to express my views about the shabby treatment by the state of maryland to the residence." we lost the case, but i cannot convince some of them that we had not won. for them, the concurrence was evidence that they had been heard. even if their claim could not have gone forward, they had their day in court even dissidents can play a valuable role in helping people explain the role of our courts. i hope in the debate we have the opportunity to discuss many the others important cases, and i thank you for having me. [applause] >> thank you, professor. we do not have as much time left as i would hope for the follow- up discussion. i