talk about who is at greatest risk for skin cancer and the severe form of melanoma. >> thank you for having me. there are several risk factors we've identified that place people at a higher chance for developing skin cancer and melanoma. referred to it as the light phenotype, which is how much coloring is in your skin or how much pigment you individuals with red or blonde hair, green or blue eyes, freckles, never 10 and always sunburn, they have no natural protection against ultraviolet and little natural pigmentation and they will incur the most ultraviolet damage. additionally, if you increase genetic risk factors, some have more than 50 moles and these are healthy benign moles. more than 50 puts you at greater risk and also a regular or unhealthy moles and having a personal or direct family history of melanoma or skin cancer puts you at higher risk. the bigger risk is environmental risk and that is the only one we have control or ability over and that amounts to, essentially, ultraviolet exposure and it can be sunlight or in some instances, tanning salon exposure that increase you

el 70% de los hispanos no utilizan protecciÓn solar y obviamente el cÁncer de piel puede matar el melanomalos marcadores que nos pueden decir que un lunar podrÍa ser algo mÁs allá que un melanoma . por ejemplo la forma, los bordes tienden a ser irregulares, ese es otro factor, en lunares normalmente de un color, en cambio en el melanoma podemos ver varios colores, el tamaÑo tambiÉn es importante si tiene mÁs de 6 mm. y si va creciendo tiene que ir al dermatÓlogo para que le haga una biopsia, aquÍ vemos uno perfecto tiene bordes irregulares, varios colores y es bastante grande. carolina: cuando vamos a la farmacia comprar el bloqueador siempre vemos diferentes. juan: un bloqueador por lo menos de 15 y lo importante es aplicÁrtelo varias veces. si quiere protegerse aÚn mÁs tiene que evitar las horas pico y tambiÉn vemos muchas veces en la playa personas que tienen estas camisas que son como de manga larga. hay que protegerse, el cÁncer de piel puede matar. carolina: queremos felicitarlo porque sabemos que usted se ganÓ un premio muy importante la semana pasada. el premio liderazgo que se con

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. >> part of new campaign targeting skin cancer prevention, called strikeout melanoma. the campaign is a joint effort by the richard dave kahn, independent blue cross and phillies. it came from philly's hall of famer mike schmidt. >> four years ago, i was diagnosed with stage three melanoma. it has been a long four years, but a good four years. i'm happy to say right now that my body cancer free. but i surely wouldn't want to wish this on anybody. >> may is melanoma awareness month. >> and today is world heritage day here in philadelphia. >> and student took part in the celebration in southwest philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" on hand for the fest i have it tis at tillman middle school. they joined mayor ken nay conversation about what heritage means to them. this is the second annual world heritage day in philadelphia. >> and still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight, a dangerous diagnosis. >> her life is a lot more difficult. and you don't know what the future is going to hold. >> it is a syndrome that comes with a smile and a pleasant personal at this, but also co

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. >>> just as the mercury starts rising, so does your chance for melanoma.o protect yourself and your family from getting skin cancer. >>> also coming up in our 5:00 hour, the president takes aim at your kids' lunch. what is on the menu for the trump administration? >>> chances are you've seen it in your news feed and maybe even done it. the warning >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> these trees may look beautiful, but some of them actually stink, and today crews here in d.c. will curb the stench by spraying these smelly gingo trees. they have seed pods that smells like rotting trees. crews will spray these trees with a mild pesticide in ward 5 tonight at 9:00. wards 7 and 8 do not have any of these trees. >>> you may have noticed that gas prices have been on a bit of a aaa says get ready for the gas prices to even out and shoot up. here's what gas prices look like in our area. d.c., $2.53. marylanders $2.38. virginia, gas averages 2 poi$2.. west virginia $2.39. >>> your teen's first car is usually a used one. cars have become safer but parents really n

parking meters installed today along the national mall. >>> plus it is national melanoma monday.ings to know about keeping your skin safe through our sunny spring and summer. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> we begin on capitol hill where congressional leaders have reached a deal to avoid a government shutdown this week. >> let's get right to news 4's tracie potts. tracie, what did lawmakers agree to here? >> reporter: they agreed to spend a lot of money on defense but not as much as the president wanted. there will be no money for a border wall. there are other things some democrats wanted to see and republicans as well, border security, but, again, not as much as the president health care for coal miners and a lot of money for medical research. $2 billion. the president did not get the big thing he wanted which was the border wall. this is a permanent deal if passed by both houses. it will be a permanent deal that will take us through the end of the fiscal year to the end of september. >> what's the latest on the republican effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act

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melanoma is genetic. if it runs in your family you should get annual screenings in your 20s. >> when the sun is strong, you have to wear your sun screen. people forget to wear it in the winter. >> we have cool days and they forget the sun angle is getting stronger. you can still get burned. it might feel like you're not getting burned but, trust me, the sun angles longer. your morning commute, you need a jacket not sunny. you will need it. breezy and cool. you might want your jacket throughout the day. exercise cool. evening out is look being again on the chilly side. look at the temperatures. 30s ovechkin the hir the higher. 38 degrees but it actually feels like 45. now we're talking about the feels like temperature. if you're dining out today, breezily around unmuch time. happy hour to dinner time looking a the maybe the mid 60s to low 60s for most of the area. radar is nice and dry. we don't expect any rain until maybe thursday. that will continue and increase friday and saturday. here's what's going o

you can read about my melanoma diagnoses in the june issue of good housekeeping.rence. my doctor elizabeth hale here at the medical center at new york. >> doctor, thank you. >> thank you for your good care. i am freckled and fair skin and what was that we found and why was it suspicious to you? >> we know you have several risk factors because you are skin, your freckles. you grew up in texas with a lot of sun exposure. i have not seen you for a little while. i noticed there is a mole in the upper back that looked asymmetric and thank goodness your melanoma was caught. have you felt anything or seen anything that made you think i am going to go check this out or did you just went for a regular check up. >> this is part of why i am trying to share the story. there is no recommendations about how often you are supposed to get a skin check but you are supposed to go every year. >> we recommend that every adult gets checked once a year and if you have some of the risk factors that we talked about, going regularly than that and twice a year, we see you every three month

if you're a man over 50 you're in the group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma, thecer that kills 1 person every hour. check your skin for suspicious or changing spots and ask someone you trust to check areas you can't see. early detection can put you in a better spot. go to spotskincancer.org to find out what to look for. a message from the ople take action against housing discrimination? my friends were told they might be more comfortable in another neighborhood. my co-worker was pressured by her landlord to pay her rent with sexual favors. my neighbor was told she needs to get rid of her dog, even though he's an assistance animal. they all reported these forms of housing discrimination. when you don't report them, landlords and owners are allowed to keep breaking the law. housing discrimination is illegal. if you think you've been a victim, report it. like we did. narrator: if you suspect that you've been discriminated against because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, familial status or disability, report it to hud or your local fair housing center.

at seven months pregnant she was diagnosed with a large basal cell melanoma. >> the treatment i have is a little more because i will to wait. >> reporter: 5.5 million non-melanoma skin cancers are caught in the u.s. melissa worried about scarring. >> i was very nervous, because it was on my forehead. >> we can look at every detail of the tumor. >> reporter: she found this doctor at mt. sinai hospital in new york who uses non-invasive devices to diagnose and use treatment. she was treated with a laser. >> we're able to monitor with non-invasive imaging to watch the tumor disappear and definitely to shrink it and hopeful any her case we'll be able to eradicate it completely. >> reporter: melissa's had two treatments since her sons were born. you can barely see the scars up close and it's expected to fade even more. a self-described sun worshipper, she's pledging to protect her sons. >> keeping their skin as porcelain white as long as it can be. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, a mother's remarkable story. she was adopted as a baby in vietnam, then paid it forwa

. >>> today is national melanoma monday.ording to dermatologists, one person in this country dies every hour from melanoma. with that hot summer sun just around the corner, news4's amy cho now has four things you need to know to stay safe. >> skin cancer is probably the most preventable type of cancer. >> reporter: the first step is simply staying out of the sun. and of course avoiding tanning beds at all costs. >> there's still a misconception that the sun is safe and good for you. it is good for you, but you have to be smart about it. >> you think wearing clothes would be enough to protect you from the sun. but if your outfit has thin material, you'll want to wear sunscreen under your clothes as well. spf 30 or higher bet. anything over 50, studies show it doesn't make a difference. so you're better off having an spf 30 and reapplying it than some of 100 and thinking it's going to protect you all day. >> reporter: finally, check your skin once a month. see if it fits the abcde test. if the answer to any of these is yes, yo

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.ot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river raqqah sock casino. >> they were on a five-game losing streak. and a miracle happened. oh, baby, did the giants need this in the worst possible way? wake up, kid. buster posey homered in every game in the series. and that ties this game at one apiece. 3-2, going to the ninth. bases loaded for the rookie. christian arroyo. this kid is the real deal. 6-3 giants, arroyo pumped. gave up two runs, and then, you're squeezing and hoping, and kevin will topper here, that ends it, 6-5 giants. my goodness. a's and angels. sparky kind of more interested in the food than the game. chad pender, high deep and aloha off jesse chavez. bounces offer the top of the wall. now it's a souvenir. he walked the bases loaded in the first. got out of the jam, goes six, strikes out four. a's win. they've won four of five. and hovering near .500. the warriors have a few

but i surely wouldn't want to wish this on anybody. >> well, we should point out that may is melanomay. right, matt, after all, the rain yesterday, today was kind of little gloomy even when i left the house at 2:30 this morning. >> i'm sure it was gloomy. >> very dark. >> instead of bright and early it is dark and early. now the good news is we are starting to see some sunshine, that is good, we always like this, you know, not to start off friday but maybe start off the unofficial start of summer with some sunshine, that's what we have out there, after the jim call it gloomy start to the day. we do have our eyewitness weather watchers. up this morning, talking about 50's, across the region, have seen some 60s, still sticking around, we head down into delaware this morning. >> 59 degrees at andy's house this morning, he got little bit of rain yesterday. but the sunshine, is out, here this morning, and then, as we head back toward the tabernacle area as well, john, waking up this morning, 58 degrees, now, he is still reporting little bit of cloud cover. but we are watching again for the

he developed melanoma from playing outside for years without sunscreen. now he is cancer free. >>> new jersey has a birthday present for dryers, but you that may -- for drivers, but they may not want it. >>> and the coaster at the jersey shore that's debuting a smoother ride. >>> in trenton, governor chris christie is on the move -- rather, his stuff is. movers will ship the contents of his office to temporary headquarters across town so crews can begin renovating the state house. an executive committee approved $300 million in bond sales to pay for the repairs. a bipartisan group of state lawmakers are suing claiming the project violates borrowing laws and is unfair to taxpayers. >>> one item that will soon land on the desk at the governor's new office is a bill that could ease wait times when you go to renew your driver's license. state lawmakers passed a bill to change expiration dates from the last day of a month to the driver's birthday. the move would eliminate long lines of pro-carternators at the end of -- procrastinators at the end of every month

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the cause hits home for him he is a melanoma skin cancer survivor. >>> there's a four word phrase nots wants to hear all day long, are we there yet. >> how to make the most of the summertime car trips. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the powerful - from the mafia, to the nra, to the dark money that poisons our politics. >> good morning it is 6:00 a.m., friday, may 26. >> good morning, everyone, we're following breaking news, a holiday trip sent dozens to the hospital when their tour bus crashed on the new jersey turnpike. >> breaking a gun fight in philadelphia, two people are wounded. >> the clouds are clearing and the sun is once again

. >> the scary cancer that we always talk about melanoma. >> um-hmm. >> melanoma claims 10,000 liveslone this year. pretty scary stuff and melanoma known to spread to weird areas o the body. like the eyes, the brain, where normal cancers don't spread. >> melanoma can spread to your eyes and brain. >> y1 of those that will spread to the most unique places so it's scary. >> goodness gracious. >> it's preventible. >> righ. >> get a little sunblock. cover up. >> okay. >> and we're not talking about one of the most important parts. >> which is? hydrate, hydrate, high dre. >> that can help. >> yes. >> how so. >> not necessarily with skin cancer but with skin appearance. >> okay. >> because nobody likes this look like they have dry skin you. >> don't. >> we all want to have a perfect summer body ready to go on display. >> no prune horris since going on here. >> exactly. you would be surprised how many patients come in with heat stroke to the hospital. >> goodness. they're playing sports outside not i hydrating well. if you don't hydrate well you put yourself in a position your kidneys can g

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four years ago he was diagnosed with stage three melanoma after a lifetime in the sun without protection. >>> delmarva power held a briefing to outline steps to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season and del marcia officials say that employees are investing extra training and taking part in drills and the red cross and aaa were on hand to show the emergency kit that every family should have in their homes and in their cars. hurricane season lasts until november 30th. >>> in honor of the 100th anniversary of the start of world war i. they brought together members of the service and local students. students from reach cyber charter school came together today inside of the chapel at the va medical center, poems and passages from books were dedicated to fallen soldiers and wreaths were laid on the gravesites of world war i vet rabs at a nearby cemetery. >>> this is the class in session school tour. designed to inspire young people to succeed. they addressed topics like ambition, determination and respect. >>> it was a special graduation ceremony at montgomery county community college toda

if you're a man over 50 you're in the group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma, thes 1 person every hour. check your skin for suspicious or changing spots and ask someone you trust to check areas you can't see. early detection can put you in a better spot. go to spotskincancer.org to find out what to look for. a message from the american academy of dermatology >>> congress is expected to vote tomorrow on an emergency spending bill. the measure will avert a government shutdown and fund federal agencies through september. the price tag? $1 trillion. but not a penny of that is earmarked for president trump's proposed wall along the mexico border, and, as carter evans reports, a lot of people who live along the border think that's just fine. >> reporter: so this is it, this is where you can go and i have to stop. he is vice chairman of a tribe of american indians allowed to cross the border where most americans cannot. >> we can cross with our tribal i id. >> reporter: tribal members live on both sides and are caught in the middle of the border debate. they allowed the f

. >>> the city of philadelphia and the phillies are joining to strike out melanoma. hall of famer mike schmidt helped announce the project to put sunscreen dispensers at citizens bank park and other outdoor recreation areas. schmidt developed skin cancer and says it was due to playing outside for years wearing no sunscreen. he is now cancer free. >>> an interesting one. a woman in washington state was surprised to find her car's windshield totally shattered. didn't know what happened. >> she was even more surprised by what caused the damage. after closer althoulook, she re a can of hairspray was sticking out of the windshield. she left it in the back seat and when temperatures reached the low 90s -- car heated up, and the can exploded. >> people in this newsroom know i have real affinity for hairspray. i do. >> couple cans on you all the day. >> i have never had that happen. >> i will join you there. >>> we know the new jersey turnpike with that -- after the crash overnight has been cleared. how about 42? >>> let's look at the rest of the majors. the 42 freeway, look

. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.s why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thank you for joining us and jimmy >>> it's time for an all-new show "right this minute." ♪ >>> a rap music video happens to include a kid on the street. >> and he looks like a normal part of the video, right? >> see how this chance appearance leads to one remarkable twist. >> how the heck? >>> fear not, my child. >> that is the bless you too robot. >> the story behind the quest for spirituality. >> i love the lord but if that thing comes alive, i'm running the heck out. >>> a woman invites the world to join her in -- >> eagerly awaiting the birth of her daughter. >> what happens when the miracle of technology meets the miracle of life. >>> and doctors seeing one odd x-ray -- >> cannot believe what is in there. >> the mystery lurking in this dude's lung all these years. >> yes. >> oh, my. >>> trap mu

the melanoma foundation organize it. that's pretty cool stuff right there, sean bell. >> it is.i have to go to say. >> go ahead. >> bocking is dead and guess what the only way to save it is the circus. yeah. i'm serious. oscar della hoya is wear wear, floyd mayweather is mad about this dough. i'll tell you about these guys next in my sports commentary. with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. again watch for the construction crews going to wrap things up before the holiday weekend on the overnight and into tomorrow morning like here along 202 down to one lane at route 30 heading down the shore this weekend the townsend inlet bridge will not be open for the memorial day weekend. so everybody rolling from sea isle to avalon up and down the ocean drive got to roll back to route nine or the parkway. we'll start singing on the way to cape may. when will those delays start? sometime after the lunchtime hour. we'll have all the details check the jam cams and sue with your holi >> sean bell loves the circus and apparently that's what he thinks boxing is. so

. ♪ ♪ it's melanoma. ♪ i'm stage three. ♪ melanoma is the 2nd most common cancer ♪ for young women, 15g. ♪ learn more at spotskincancer.org. ♪ a message from the american academy of dermatology. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, may 1st, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." deadly twisters, strong wind, and torrential rain ripped through the midwest and south, and that storm system is on the move. >> if he does a nuclear test, i will not be happy. >> president trump sits down with cbs news and talks about everything from north korea to possibly releasing his taxes. >>> gunfire breaks out at a birthday partd in san diego, leaving at least one person dead and six wounded. >>> and a hacker repdl

everybody should be careful and everybody should get checked >> bob marley died of melanoma of his toe checked because people cannot look at their back or toes. everybody should get an annual skin check. >> thank you, very good story. you can find a link to my story on cbsthismorning.com. >> we find out travelers are making out. inside, the cutting edge research here and see the technology that's shaping the future of the movie you are watching cbs this morning, thank you for that, we'll be right back. - vo from commercial: i was five years old when we moved to the neighborhood. - female reporter: the woman in this commercial is an actress who lives in new york city. - that woman feels like an outsider, she is one. - female vo: the big hotel industry was caught again... pushing fake stories about airbnb with fake anacostia residents. did they think we wouldn't find out? the big hotel industry and their front groups can't hide from the truth. if they'll lie about this, can you trust them on anything? int

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.ck for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> "abc 7 news" sports brought to you by river rock casino. >>> how sweep it is. tonight the warriors used a fast start to help complete a four-game sweep of the utah jazz. in game three was kevin durant leading the way. the night he got lots of help. steph curry drops it off for green who pops for three. still in the first, livingston finds magee for the dunk. golden state led by 21 after one. utah rallied with a 14-0 run. daunte with the two-hand slam, but golder state had the answer. the nice dish to durant for the dunk, k.d. finished with 18 points. third quarter, green with the alley-oop pass for durant. dunk you very much. gordon hayward kept the jazz hanging around, scored a team high 25 points, but not nearly enough as the war jors just too good and too deep. curry with three of his game high 30. late in the third with a shot clock winding down, draymond finds an drandrei in the the th

president jimmy carter credited with completely shrinking the brain tumors associated with his stage iv melanoma. not all patients see such a dramatic benefit. so a key strategy is combination therapy, finding out if putting multiple drugs together produces responses. >> some patients don't respond or don't respond for very long. we're really trying to understand more to the next level. >> reporter: these research updates frequently move stocks as drug makers compete. >> investors are putting anywhere between 30 and $40 billion, and investors are trying to figure out how you divvy that up. >> reporter: insight's shares spiked after an experimental drug showed promising results in combination studies in a number of different cancer sites. with combination therapy looking like the future of cancer treatment, another question arises -- cost. with many of the newer cancer drugs priced at more than $10,000 a month, many worry that multiple medicine will drive costs too high, sure to be a key topic in the conversations in chicago along with research on new approaches to treating cancer. for "nightly b

according to the cdc, one sunburn in childhood nearby doubled the person's lifetime risk of getting melanomathe most dangerous kind of skin cancer. >> it there was widespread use of sunscreen and it was used properly we would see decline in skin cancer rates. >> reporter: susan says shedding a light on sun safety may save lives. >> all the damage is done when you're young, but you're,, >>> there's traffic jam at the top of the world, and it could prove deadly. so many people are trying to scale mt. everest that it could prove deadly. six climbers have already died. one of them was a doctor from alabama, row land yearwood. his goal was to climb the highest peak. >> followed by an earthquake in 2015, everest climbing turned to some sense of normalcy last year, but this new normal can be chaotic, with more guides kpeetding for business and more aspiring climbers competing to hire them. many thought this was the right weather window this year, but the extreme danger on everest never goes away. it is a record year on mt. everest. nepalese authorities have issued more than 370 climbing permits to

the same was true for melanoma. for prostate cancer, screening peaked in the 1990s, but the death rate barely changed. >> we're moving much more towards the observation. >> reporter: dr. ian thompson is an oncologist and president of this hospital in san antonio. in the end, if i'm the patient sitting across from you, the thing that you would have a hard time persuading me is it's okay to live with cancer in your body? >> mm-hm. >> reporter: is it okay? >> well, most of us have cancer in our body, so that's the first thing. >> reporter: in fact, some prostate cancers are so slow-growing that a man will likely die of other causes. and aggressive treatments carry their own dangers. a biopsy risks infection. and surgery? even worse. >> it can lead to sexual disfunction. so a man could become impotent afterwards. medications may not work for the potency, and that can affect marital relationships. and then radiation and surgery can affect urinary functions. >> reporter: it's the unintended consequence of a strange new fr

if they have melanoma, here is the path to treat them and do it within the framework of something thatd by what works best for patients. >> how hard is this to do? medical care and computers have not been easy to marry in the past. health care has been around for centuries. >> there is a massive misunderstanding. in truth, there is an overwhelming amount of data in health care, data in health records and data. and data never talks to each other and a huge chunk is text data, unstructured data. and so what we have tried to do is build a platform that makes that platform easy and extract data from text. if you look at a health record and doctor prescribes you medication, understanding the context for why that was prescribed means you have to understand the texan the notes. that is the technology we are building which is possible because of the clouds and how much data is available and some of the things that my co-founders have built at this very university in terms of the technological platform. >> one of the things is that health data is very, very personal and doesn't seem that anybod

hall-of-fame first base man mike schmidt beat skin cancer and is teaming up with the phillies and the melanomandation to raise awareness for the disease and launching sunscreen dispensers around the city and the dangers of skin cancer. >> we are placing sunscreen dispensers in vulnerable areas around the city and a great year, year and a half as we do that. our goal is to get into the hundreds around the city. the swimming pools and parks and all areas where kids are vulnerable and adults as well. >>> and eagles first round pick is getting the bulk of the snaps in spring practices. they are throwing the 13th overall pick right in there. barnett has been seen beating lane johnson filling in at left tackle for jason peters, he is raising eyebrows from his teammates. >> his skill set is, you know, he can get around those tackles and now it's just about work on the technique and getting him to do exactly what the coaches want to do and when the game comes he feeled comfortable and interpret what they are teaches on top of what he already knows. >>> i wonder who flyers fan will root for tonight. si

the fda has expanded the uses of immunotherapy, a drug that has treated certain lung cancers and melanomaths later that he was cancer free. dr. david agus, good morning. i remember people being very excited and very encouraged by jimmy carter's progress. tell us exactly how it works. first, tell me how to pronounce it. immunotherapy. >> immunotherapy. and this drug, get a load of this, the drug we're talking about with the new fda approval is called pembrolizumab so obviously it rolls off the tongue. every cancer cell is born with a don't eat me signal on its surface, and the immune system can't recognize it and these drugs block that signal to allow the immune system to be activated and attack the cancer. and it's a whole new weapon in our arsenal that's really had tremendous advances. >> david, it sounds like immunotherapy challenges the idea that cancer should be treated by body part and instead says cancer should be treated by the type of cancer, is that right? >> yeah, it's so amazing. last week, for the first time ever, the fda approved a drug not by body part, breast, lung, colon,

what we're trying to do is that if they have melanoma, here is the path to treat them and do it within defined by what works best for patients. and that is best for other patients. >> how hard is this to do? medical care and computers have not been easy to marry in the past. software and computers, when they first came income it was disruptive, but health care has been around for centuries. >> there is a massive misunderstanding and health care and that there is not enough data. in truth, there is an overwhelming amount of data in health care, data in health health records, wearables, behavior. the challenge is that data never talks to each other, and number two bank am a huge chunk is text data, unstructured data. so what we at rome have tried to do is we have built a platform that makes that platform easy and extract data from text. if you look at a health record and doctor prescribes you medication for any condition, understanding the context for why that was prescribed means understanding the text and the note the doctor put in there. that is the technology we are building, which w

. >> as we mark melanoma monday, we have four things you need to know to stay safe. >> skin cancer is probably the most preventable type of cancer. >> dr. ali, says the first step is staying out of the sun. and avoiding tanning beds at all cost. >> there's still a misconception for you. it is, but you have to be smart about it. >> you'd think wearing clothes would be enough, but doctors say if your outfit is made of a thin material, wear sunscreen underneath your clothes as well. >> as for what kind of sunscreen to use, spf30 or higher is your best bet. anything over 50 shows itten doesn't make a difference. >> you're better off having spf30 and reapplying it than buy ing spf100 and think it's going to protect you all day because it doesn't. >> check your skin at least once a month. if it you find a spot, see if it fits the abcd test. if the answer to any of these is yes, you'll want to see a doctor right away. >> if you catch it early, you really save your life or a loved one's life. >> keeping your teen drivers safe why that's just a first step for parents. >>> and new video this mo

. >> these sleeves will show you the progression of malignant melanoma.'s a slow progression from the a, b, cs and ds. >> i want to make sure the camera sees it. there we go. >> there are multiple colors here. you can see it is sort of red, there's a little bit of brown, a healthy mole is one color. it's bigger than the size of a pencil eraser. so if you're mole is starting to get bigger than that, you know that that's a problem. that's the diameter. and finally, "e" refers to evolving. you can see on the other side of the sleeve here, that this mole, which was perhaps benign at the bottom, is starting to change as you move up her arm and eventually turning into a malignant melanoma. the a, b, c, d, es of melanoma. >> we're talking about skin cancer booster. there are things to increase your chance of a burn. this is unexpected, your phone? >> yes. so sunburn, one sunburn can develop the risk for developing skin cancer. nobody is going to take a reflector out to get a sunburn, but the ipad or iphone can increase the direct sunlight to your skin. an 85% in

if you're a man over 50 you're in the group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma, thespotskincancer.org to find out what to look for. a message from the hailey is one of 7 million children with asthma whose parents have to worry about when the next attack will strike. today more kids suffer from asthma than from any other chronic disease. in emergency rooms, one fourth of all visits are due to asthma attacks. most asthma attacks are caused by allergic reactions to allergens. things like pollen, dust and even household pests can trigger asthma. estimates show than more than 25 percent of americans are allergic to the german cockroach. in children, pests, asthma and allergies are a bad combination that can result in twice as many asthma-related medical visits. allergens left behind from mice and cockroaches, are common causes of asthma attacks. 82% of u.s. households contain allergens left by mice. and cockroaches are found in up to 98% of urban homes. learn how to protect your family at pestworld.org. tic..ta tan captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, may 22nd, 2017.

there's a slow progression from the a, b, c, d ease of melanoma. look for asymmetry.see there's a little bit of brown. a healthy mole is usually one color. it's bigger than the size of a pencil eraser. if your mole is getting bigger than that, that's a problem. that's the and finally e refers to evolving. you can see on the other side of the sleeve this that this mole which was perhaps benign at the bottom is starting to change as you move up her arm, and eventually turning into a many l malignant melanoma. >> there are some things that increase your chance of sunburn. >> one sunburn can increase the risk of cancer. nobody is going to take a reflector out and try to get burned. did you know that an ipad and even an iphone can increase the reflection, indirect sunlight to your skin. an 85% increase in indirect sun expoture exposure by using your ipad. >> the there are warnings on prescriptions, but you say even over the counter doesn't mean it's safe. things as simple as aleve, advil, things we use in the summer because you're feeling allergies, they can increase the r

if you're a man over 50 you're in the group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma, ther skin for suspicious or changing spots and ask someone you trust to check areas you can't see. early detection can put you in a better spot. go to spotskincancer.org to find out what to look for. a message from the a promise that hit the beaches of normandy. a covenant that split the skies over berlin. a vow that captured iwo jima. a promise was made. a solemn oath that liberated seoul. a sacred trust that defended khe sanh. a pact that dug in in da nang. a contract that weathered tet. a promise was made. a pledge that stormed the desert in iraq. a bond that patrolled door-to-door in fallujah. an iou that braved ieds in kandahar. a promise was made. to america's veterans. a promise we all must keep. dav fights for all veterans and their families so they get the health care, financial benefits and support they earned. if your'e a veteran who needs help, or you'd like to help us keep the promise, visit dav.org. >>> it's tuesday, may 23rd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news". >> breakin