it turned out to be non-melanoma skin cancer. >> non-melanoma skin cancer is usally caused by too much exposure to the sun. it tends to form on the surface of the skin, around the nose, the lips or the forehead. >> i do love the sun and i always did. in the past we weren't aware of the risks of sunbathing. when we were younger we'd go to the outdoor swimming pool and we'd never apply sunscreen. >> dermatologist christiane bayerl sees a lot of patients with various types of non-melanoma skin cancer. >> basal cell carcinoma appears as a red patch with dilated blood vessels and often a raised bump. it might bleed. squamous cell carcinoma appears as an ulcerated lesion. >> the tumour that susanne hoffmann discovered was a basal cell carcinoma. it was surgically removed -- the standard treatment for non-melanoma skin cancer. two months ago, she had another removed. but her regular check-ups also revealed a malignant melanoma. >> it was quite a shock. i was used to treating the non-melanoma skin cancer. but being diagnosed with a malignant melanoma is something else. becoming a cancer patien

it was a malignant melanoma.hey did one surgery. >> reporter: on the second surgery grandfather-of-six was one of the first patients to have his melanoma removed using the google system. >> they tracked it back to the individual lymph node that it from, assured that they got it all in one swoop. there's no guesswork. >> what is your hope or final goal for this technology? >> my final goal is to make it a routine system that we'll be using at all hospitals. for brainsenioringry, for example -- brain surgery, where you do take out a lot of tissue, you have to be highly specific. in that case this google will be a life saver. >> would it be an exaggeration to say this will revolutionize the way that you and others like you do this work. >> the numbers are pretty staggering. i don't think it's a leap to say the goggles have the ability to revolutionize the way we deal with breast cancers and other cancers to make us more effective at what we do, more cost effective and reduce the anxiety and second procedures that ma

the most serious form of skin cancer, melanoma increased 200% since 1970. the sharpest rise is among wrong people. stasy admits she spent too much time in the sun and tanning beds. >> i was diagnosed with melanoma. it spread to my lymph nodes. >> 63,000 americans are diagnosed with melanoma every year. of those 9,000 die. experts say radiation from sun and tanning beds are the biggest cause. the warnings may be falling on deaf ears. >> it brings out the eye colour. >> most know sunscreen protects the skin. they may not know products purchased in the us are considered less effective than those available in places like europe, canada and australia. >> the technology is outdated. these are active ingredients approved going on 15 years ago and more. >> sun screens in the us are considered over the counter drugs, requiring f.d.a. approval. the process is a long one. the last time the f.d.a. approved an ingredient was 1999. researchers have learnt a lot since then. >> the traditional sun cleans that we have grown up with respect focused on the sps, the sun protec

sharpest rise among people. >> i was diagnosed with melanoma. it actually proceed to my lymph nodes. >>> 63,000 americans are diagnosed with melanoma every year. of those, 9,000 die. experts say radiation from sun or tanning beds is the biggest cause. the warnings may be quauling on deaf -- falling on deaf years. it brings out the eye colour. most know sun screen protects the skin. they may not note products purchased in the u.s. are less effective than europe, canada or australia. >> the technology is outdated. these are active ingredients approved going on 15 years ago, and more. >> sun screens in the u.s. are considered over the counter drugs, requiring f.d.a. approval. the process is a long one. the last time the f.d.a. approved a sunscreen ingredient was 1999. researchers learnt a lot since then. >> the traditional sun screens we grew up with respect focused on the sps. sun application factor. and what we have learnt recently is that u v.a. rays go deeper into the skip, cause the damage and leads to skin cancer. >> broad spectrum - only two

the most serious form of skin cancer melanoma increased 200% since 1970. the sharpest rise among young people. this woman admits she spent too much time in the sun and tanning bed. >> i was diagnosed with melanoma. it spread to my lymph nodes. >> 63,000 americans are diagnosed with melanoma every year. of those, 9,000 died. radiation from sun or tanning beds may be the biggest cause. >> it bridges out my eye colour, making my hair blonder. >> most know sunscreen protects their skin. they may not know the products are less effective than those in europe, canada and australia. >> technology is outdated. these are active ingredients approved 15 years ago, and more. >> reporter: sun screens in the u.s. are considered over the counter drugs, requiring f.d.a. approval. it's a long process. the last time the f.d.a. approved a sun screen ingredient was 1999. researchers learnt a lot since then then. >> the sun screens we grew up with used fpf, but unfortunate v.a. rays -- u v.a. rays go deeper into the skin, and cause damage that can cause ageing and skin cancer.

there's been a jump in deadly melanoma diagnosed. just as the surgeon general came out against smoking decades ago, he called sun worship a major public health problem, but he knows what really needs to change are people's attitudes. >> you have to change the social norms of tanning, there's a very flawed perception about tanned skin, look how nice you look, how relaxed you look, now, the answering is, how damaged you look. >> nine thousand people die each year from melanoma from a disease that is preventable. tanning beds are dangerous for young people. research shows composer before age 30 increases melanoma risk by 75%. you can enjoy the outdoors but do it wisely. doctors recommend sunscreen with spf30 or higher, reapply two hours or more if you go swimming or sweat. >>> crowning people who read the "harry potter" books are more to to tolerant. researchers believe they are plr -- tolerant of i immigrants. >>> parents of kids who graduate from college live longer. better educated children may influence their parents to adopt a heal

melanoma by the way the most deadly form every skin cancer, but diagnosing melanoma is pretty tricky. doctors say, that this tool could eliminate the need for unnecessary biopsies. >>> a disgruntled neighbor actually tried to shut down a young boy's lemonade stand. >> but instead, the business is now booming. tj has been selling lemonade for some time now, business is more popular than ever, after the that pa bay times reported his 61 year old neighbor emailed four letters to city officials between may of 2013 and now asking for it to be shutdown. he says it is an illegal business. and claims it is hurting property values. ya, local radio stations set up shop, surprising tj when he got home from school, with hundreds of customers, handing over cash for a drink. >> seems people -- >> anything i can do to help a 12 year old, end err rising him up, all the better. >> i am showing that i work hard for my money, and that i'm not just taking it from my parents. i did not expect a lot of stuff, or at lot of stuff like this to be happening, and it is. >> well, the city told tj's neighbor that

. >> and getting burned is an increase of melanoma.f you're at the beach, do what the doctor says, wear sun screen and get to your dermatologist for a check. she or he will look for change in the moles and could look for marks on the skin that are dark or red. >> most of them just come up off the blue. >> trirgs by the sunshine. if you spend time in the sun, keep an eye on the skin. . >> accessibility of tanning beds have increased the rate of people with melanoma. and it's a serious problem. >>> looks like the largest moon of the year will be here. chance to see the phenomenon tomorrow. one percent bigger. and 30 percent brighter. you can see the summer super moon tomorrow around eight. if you miss it tomorrow, you can catch it on tuesday, september 9th. . >> and hopefully not as much fog in september. plenty of fog. and plenty of it tonight. gray skies blocking out the sun, temperatures never made it out of the 50s in san francisco. and there's the super moon. you can see it from mount tem. and there's a lot of heavy fog. going to be

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melanoma is the most deadly form of skin cancer, but diagnosing it can be tricky.he process could require a lot of biopsies, so to eliminate that need, an engineering professor at the university of texas has created a system to fix the problem. >> twenty biopsies for every melanoma fawn, some studies says to up 50 to one it shines light at freckles, then can tell if one in fact is malignant by analyzing how the light reacts to the protein in the skin. >> cool. >> great, because these biopsies, just hacking up, right? >> another celebrity couple called it quits, kneel young calls it quits, marriage of 36 years. peggy is also the inspiration behind some of young's biggest hits. a rep for the singer had no comment. >>> meanwhile, miami cyrus' homeless vma date is a wanted man, police in oregon are looking for 22 year old jesse, arrest warrant issued him in 2011 after he violated probation. tried to find work as a model in l.a. they met through youth homeless center in hollywood. >>> now, miley responded to all of this on twitter saying people who are homeless have liv

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it to target malignant cells, it's in the early stages but is making way with breast cancer and melanoma. >>> a new study shows alcohol based hand sanitizer does nothing to slow down the rate of sick days. half the students were hand washing and the others were given hand sanitizers in the classroom. in both groups the number of sick days was just about the same. >>> lets check in with alicia vitarelli live in the newsroom with a look ahead. hi alicia. >> a big talker, the washington red skins making a new push to defend their name, we'll tell you what they had to say to critics today. and a teenager decides to live inside on his own inside of a wal-mart, how he managed to stay inside for days before someone found him. and a makeup bag full of products you never use. how to find the perfect makeup without going to the store to try it on. you can take us on the go and watch us live streaming on your smart phone or your tablet. >> thank you accuweather is i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i g

the foundation was formed to increase awareness of melanoma and raise money for much needed research.ry out of indiana. a dog helped police find a missing toddler. police say the four year old wandered away from his home saturday night. they used grace the certified man trailing blood hound in that search and they say grace tracked the boy's scent right into a corn field. >> he got very very far, you know, and you don't know what that child could be exposed to. predators, the elements, water obviously. >> after three hours, the survival rate of anyone missing goes down very very quickly after those three hours. >> grace found that little boy within four hours and he is home doing just fine tonight. grace by the way has helped find several missing people over the past couple of years. way to go. >>> well, if you're a man whose gained some weight we have an excuse for you tonight you're married. a study economicked by the men's health forum points the finger at your marriage. no one reason is given though plenty of ideas floating around such as men relax about their body image, they dri

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my 30-year-old daughter leslie was diagnosed with stage four melanoma, but not the typical kind.as shocking because the cancer was found inside her. even worse, leslie was pregnant and had to deliver the baby early. the next year, was filled with cancer treatments living in hospitals. i put my goal of writing fiction aside and spent all my time praying for a miracle. one year later, leslie died. for two months after she passed, i sat in my living room staring at the walls, numb to the pain of losing my child. eventually, my younger daughter jennifer tried to cheer me up by suggesting i read the novel "eat pray love" and as cliche as it sounds i was inspired. i sat down at my computer, determined to write. two and a half weeks later, i finished my book at age 52. when my first two novels were rejected by traditional publishers, i learned to self-publish my book. sure, i knew there was a possibility that my story with characters over 50 might not sell, but i always believed my fellow baby boomers would love them. now, 27 books later, this is the best job i've ever had. i've learned

melanoma is the most dangerous form of skin cancer.used by mutation we now know in the particular gene. already there's a drug developed to target that mutation which is available on the market. it's available to nsh patients. >> the interesting thing is you're having to understand the character of a cancer? >> that's correct. cancer is a disease of the genes. it's caused by mutations in dna causing a cell to grow out of control. if you can get a handle of what the hmutations causing it to grow, you should be able to target changes in the cell that aren't present in the healthy tissue. you knock out the cancer cell but not the healthy tissue around it. we're already there with a few applications, few kinds of cancer. if due course we'll do that much more widely. >> what about implications of people with congenital disorders. >> this for me is one of the exciting things. these are heartbreaking cases as the parent just on your film. a child's born with a developmental delay or abnormalities. it's impossible to tell what's wrong with the

treating obesity with dietary prevention and exercise is like putting sun screen on melanoma.ve established obesity they need treatments to get out of that. unless we wake up to that fact and understand what is at the heart of the problem we will not have an answer to that. why are one third of the population leaning in the face of the same environment. >> thank you very much. >>> why is the s&p 500 performed so much better than the dow this year? we will take a closer look in talking numbers ahead. >>> another look at today's mystery number. 2.4 trillions. could it be total u.s. student loan debt, federal tax revenues this year or money paid in bribes each year. we will tell you the surprising answer when "street signs" returns. during the two weeks at wimbledon. true tennis fans want to know what's happening. they don't want to just see what's happening, they want to know and understand why it's happening. anybody can just put data up, but we want to get a reaction, make it far more interactive. we rely on the cloud to provide that immersive digital capability. give fans mor

so anyway, georgia 72 and he has had a cancer operation on his forehead, a melanoma but i think he's okay. so he is out in 72. seller author tonight, he also knows somebody who stuck with it a long time, his old man. so this is his first book and just reading the bio, is certainly an impressive career. you have heard some of it but some of it that i thought was interesting was he graduated from gwu in 2003; lobby. he graduated first in his class. i have never known anybody, i have never known anybody who graduated first. he's very embarrassed about that i'm sure that they went to colombia for american studies and he found his way to "newsweek" magazine when it was connected with the daily beast. >> even before that when i was connected to the american mainstream. [laughter] >> right. my memory is hazy in that. and what interested me about it is he is a traditional jack of all trades reporter. i mean they are not around much anymore. he has written everything from a 10,000 a day corporate psychic to the last surviving veteran of world war i. the only in baltimore who adopted a white g

friend last week dottie lynch senior political editor for 20 years died after a year-long battle with melanomae was the first woman to be the chief pollster for presidential campaign she was hired by gary hart, she was among first to understand the gender gap and importance of the women's vote. here she is in an interview with cbs when she worked for walter mondale in 1984. >> i think it's unquestionable that women will elect the next president because women will make up 53 or 54% of the total electorate. there for they have the power to elect the next president. >> schieffer: dottie was right but majority of women didn't vote for her candidate but ronald reagan. dottie lived and breathed politics she loved digging through the polling data loved political gossip and chasing down political stories. skills that made her invaluable to our news organization. but perhaps her greatest strength was her eye for young talent. among the many at cbs news that dottie hired a ross young researchers, senior producer at "face the nation," and mary hagueer "face the nation's" executive producer. dottie lynch

blistering sunburn can cause mel mel -- melanoma. >> know that 40% of mel melano, don't start in moles, they are come up out of the blue. >> if you grew up spending time in the skin don't panic. keep an eye out for changes in your skin and remember tanning beds are not safer. >>> nearly one in ten cancer survivors go back to smoking, bladder and lung cancer survivors were likely to keep smoking even a decade after their diagnosis. researchers know the addictive power of nicotine, but they offer cessation programs to survivors. >>> in september of 2011 chris at that was diagnosed for leukemia. they needed a bone marrow donor. jacob heses was a perfect -- hess was a perfect match. months later a surprised meeting was organized with his parents. >> a young man, a very strong young man, fighting inside of me. >> jake believed in if you could do something then you should, and he did. >> these two families who were total strangers say they will now stay connected forever. >> well, miss manners might want to take a trip to atlantic city chfts -- which was named as one of the most unfriendly c

research is in its early stages but he says in lab tests he's had success stopping breast cancer and melanomaees, snakes and scorpion venom. it may not be as farther fetched as it -- far-fetched as it sounds. bee stings have been used to street gout, score pea yub venom to fight brain -- scorpion venom to fight brain tumors. critics argue the healthy cells could be killed as well. >> you did good with that shot. >> the snake. >> i thought it was a hard rock song, venom, snakes. >> you think about it. >> could be a good hard rock song. >>> let's take a look at what we have now. we're gonna start off with the 880 commute through oakland. it's getting busier up to downtown. how about a ten-minute drive to the downtown exits. bay bridge about a 15, 20- minute drive across san francisco but it has improved. san jose, the slowest traffic is on 101. we'll had a good day even though it's the first day of school. 8:48. let's go to steve. >>> hold on there. speaking of hard rock. who is in town tonight at the concord pavilion? aerosmith and slash. >> wow. >> i wouldn't mind seeing slash. it would be fu

help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanomacancer.org to find out how. >>> making news in america this morning, american connection. a united states citizen killed in syria fighting alongside isis. what we've learned about his past and new details about how many americans are fighting with jihadist groups in a live report. >>> coastal concerns. two hurricanes causing dangerous surf in the atlantic and pacific. we're tracking the timing and the impact of both storms. >>> black hawk bath. a hangar full of the super military machines covered in foam. what caused the mishap? >>> and stealing the show, the 15-year-old who has joined tennis elite with a stunning upset.

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. ♪ skinny so skinny >>> time now for "the skinny." it appears a british invasion continues on cbs's "late, late show." >> after announcing his departure four months ago, cbs finding a replacement for craig ferguson. the company yet to release a statement. but "the wrap" is reporting that -- >> 35-year-old british actor james corrigan, you see him there, will be taking over the show from the 52-year-old scot. corrigan starred in "begin again" and will star with meryl streep and johnny depp. ferguson has been hosting the "late, late show" since 2005. >> changing of the guard. >> i really love late. a really good mix of people late night. >> see you there next, maybe? >> no, definitely not. kimmel is great. >> we love jimmy kimmel. >>> another big move for the hollywood a-lister. season two of hbo's "true detective." coming together set to join the cast reportedly -- >> vete

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.o to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm devin dwyer. here are some of the top headlines we're following now on "world news now." american forces are intervening in iraq. they have air-dropped food to thousands of iraqis stranded on a mountain top after fleeing sun sunni militants known as isis. president obama has given a green light for targeted air strikes. >>> classes are canceled and people are urged to stay home as hawaii braces for the arrival of two major storms. the early effects of iselle are being felt now while julio strengthens in the pacific. the forecast in a moment. >>> six american students who have been stranded in africa by the ebola outbreak will be coming home later this month. the state department is evacuating family members from its embassy in liberia. >>> a woman who flew from san jose to los angeles without a boarding pass has been arrested for wandering the los angeles airport without a ticket. those are some of our t

so anyway, georgia 72 and he has had a cancer operation on his forehead, a melanoma but i think he's okay. so he is out in 72. seller author tonight, he also knows somebody who stuck with it a long time, his old man. so this is his first book and just reading the bio, is certainly an impressive career. you have heard some of it but some of it that i thought was interesting was he graduated from gwu in 2003; lobby. he graduated first in his class. i have never known anybody, i have never known anybody who graduated first. he's very embarrassed about that i'm sure that they went to colombia for american studies and he found his way to "newsweek" magazine when it was connected with the daily beast. >> even before that when i was connected to the american mainstream. [laughter] >> right. my memory is hazy in that. and what interested me about it is he is a traditional jack of all trades reporter. i mean they are not around much anymore. he has written everything from a 10,000 a day corporate psychic to the last surviving veteran of world war i. the only in baltimore who adopted a white g

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.s to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. ♪ skinny so skinny >>> "the skinny" time. we begin with the moment seven years ago. >> yes, the epic ending to the sopranos when the screen went completely black. well, today millions of fans are wondering if tony soprano is dead or alive. yesterday we thought we may have had an answer. >> yeah, we thought, a reporter from vox, quoting david chase as saying tony is not dead. hours later, chase's rep said the quote was misconstrued. and continuing to search for the answer is fruitless. fans, we are basically back where we started not knowing for sure. >> in the end supposed to be a video taking home what they thought would happen. i doubt you will ever get an answer besides that. >> interpretive ending. >> yes. hopefully all children are in bed at this hour and not watching us. >> that's right. because we have learned that hello kitty is not a cat. what is it? the curator of an upcoming

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.in. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> and it's time for "the skinny." we begin with some breaking ♪ skinny so skinny >>> and it's time for "the skinny." we begin with some breaking michael jackson news. >> yeah, love m.j. latest video now has become the first music individually to premiere on twitter. happening late last night. no hologram here if you remember billboard music awards. that is actual footage of m.j. from years ago. the song is called "a place with no name," featured on this year's "escape" album. take a listen. ♪ oh take me to a place without your name ♪ ♪ take me to a beach without your name ♪ >> and there was even a tweet from michael jackson announcing the new video. some find that a little bit more than creepy. >> hmm. >> vintage michael though, the song. >> it is. has a nice feel to it. love the songs on the new album. the video, pretty straight forward here. someone in the office said it looks a little look a jeep commercial. little

the melanoma research alliance is out there. a multitude of these groups. what i think the system can learn from these groups and what we have studied is that they are one-stop-shopping in terms of understanding what science do we know and what don't we know and what do we need to be getting prepared for. where's the puck going to go? and how do you bring the patient into the center of all of that? so a couple of points that i wanted to make sure i talked about at the topline is the sacredness of this 'innovation ecosystem and the real need for that stability to come and then the putting the patient at the center of it. i want to mack sure that as you do your work, we're making sure that happens. thank you. >> first of all, i want to thank you for convening this important committee and i want to thank congress for their work. actually, recently, through the reauthorization of the user fee act we had -- [ audio difficulty ] >> i'm trying. we had a mechanism that was sponsored by friends of cancer research bipartisan. it was sponsored on the senate side, on t

about every hour, a person dies from melanoma. this is something we all need to pay attention to.hat too we do? >> yes. skin cancers are on the rise. if you watch this video, it shows you a u.v. light what your skin looks like that's not yet visible to the naked eye. that sun damage we've already attained. it's very concerning. you can see that skin is really damaged more than you originally thought. so you need to do something about it. >> the video here, it's over 9 million and counting in views so far. really just gives us a visual to something we hear about it a lot. but to see it happen, it's frightening. really motivating a ton of people out there. so if you want to avoid this sort of situation moving forward and being in the statistic category, what should we do? >> you need to do a monthly skin check and enlist the help of a friend or family member in doing your monthly skin check. one thing i see all the time in my practice is people have moles maybe on their scalp or backs that they don't know about. so you need to have someone help you with that. go through the abcs whe