. >> we know that a melanoma survivor are at a much higher risk of developing a sondo melanoma so there'sore impetus to protect yourself from the sun. >>heeporter: resea developed this uv sensor. the wearable devices fetter-light, waterproof, wafer thin and the size of a tic-tac and they can be affixed to clothing or sunglasses. >> you can really put it anywhere? it commontes the data to an app on your phone. users can personalize the app with skin type, health amilymation such as history and location. >> it will tell you, for example, here's how much time you have to remain in the sun with those set of conditions and with the datarooming this device before you'll get burned. >> users will sewn an hour glass graphic to count down the minutesefore a possible sunburn. >> by having a sensor that's able to provide you real world information it gives the control back toot you. you're guessing anymore. >> cosmetics company l'oreal has jumped on board to make the project widely available. now hall is happy to see more skin health awareness and helps warrants use the new technology cto protectldr

he was first diagnosed with melanoma in 1983. then in july 2017, doctors found a brain tumor. he made a triumphant return to the senate and cast a deciding vote on healthcare. his dedication to family and country and has courage let him to admiration worldwide. to his many fans, mccain was a real hero. >> you can find much more on the death of senator mccain on kpix.com. we will have more coming up. >>> in other news, a dui investigation tonight after a tesla that may have been in self driving mode slammed into the back of a fire truck. the crash happened around 1 am in san jose. firefighters had just shown up to a crash when they say a block tesla rammed right into one of their parked fire engines. no firefighters were injured, but we saw the driver on a stretcher. an officer appeared to be giving him a sobriety test. the driver and the passenger were transferred to the hospital. in a tweet, san jose firefighters say it is the second time in recent months that a tesla has rear-ended one of their firetrucks. they also say the tesla was reportedly in auto mode. the auto braking

you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that'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. ♪ >> what a voice. from coast to coast, fans are paying respect to a music legend. >> aretha franklin passed away from pank rereattic cancer at 76 years old. she had 20 number one hits on the r&b charts. she won her first grahamy in 1967 for her performance of respect. wayne friedman has a look at how the bay area will remember the queen of soul. >> in the beginning she rose to fame a needle drop at a time. aretha franklin, so many times today people referred to her as the queen of soul. a single description withs as many as those who used it. why not her own? >> i'm in it for for for for i will be singing what you you, baby i got it. >> she broke the boundaries and we mentioned her 20 grammy awards and she was the first female inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame and she sang at barack obama's inauguration. if you were fortunate enough to hear her si

although the melanoma was similar to this.ficant. obviously. but everything so far has gone very, very well. and i'm very grateful. i've had no side effects, no nothing except frankly an increased level of energy and i want to thank the doctors and the nurses and the attendants and all of those that inflicted pain on me. i didn't know i had blood left and i like to thank them for their wonderful care. they're wonderful people. >> one more question on health. you went through chemo and radiation to fight the cancer. when do you find out if it worked? >> on monday. we'll take an mri. but so far all indications are very good. but again, i'm not trying to paint this as rosie picture. that is very virulent form of cancer it has to be fought against. we have new technologies which i won't bother you with the details of that make chances much better. but, jake, you know, every life has to end one way or another. i think it was playwright -- i think -- i'll think of his name in a minute. he said i always knew that no one could live fo

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. >> reporter: already a cancer survivor after a bout of melanoma he was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2017. true to form, he promised to fight and received a hero's welcome when he returned to the senate floor just days after having brain surgery. even as he fought his own health battles, mccain continued to call out his fellow senators over the increasingly bitter divide between the parties. >> both sides have let this happen. let's trust each other. let's turn to regular order. >> reporter: he casted a defending vote on the president's attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. in november, just two days before thanksgiving he watched his daughter meghan get married. senator john mccain a proud father, husband and patriot. >> i have had a good fortune to serve 60 years in service for this wondrous land. probably times the country may have benefited a little less of my help. but i tried to deserve the privileges best i can. and i have been repaid a thousand times over. with adventures, good company and the satisfaction of serving something more important than myself. i i am so grate

. >> another weekend at the box you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that'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. >>> gas prices are expected to drop slightly. the national average price of a gallon of gasoline has gone two cents a gallon over the last two weeks to $2.91. industry analysts say refineries have increased capacity and current demand is lower. here in the bay area is much higher than the national average. a gallon of regular costs $3.63 in san jose, $3.65 in oakland and $3.76 in san francisco. >>> in the east bay, hundreds of school kids are getting a good start to the school year thanks to an army of volunteers. abc 7 was in berkeley this weekend where volunteers assembled more than $195,000 worth of school supplies for deserving children. >> they get to start their school year out on the right foot and hopefully will enable them to do well in school and go on to bigger and better. >> the group says it operates the largest basic needs supply program in cal

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you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma.ugh and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> this morning on "world news now," an e >> people across the region are feeling the quake as emergency crews check for possible damage. >>> also this morning, a major upset in a key primary race in the all-important battleground state of florida. what the rests are revealing about the current political climate. >>> a man who nearly lost his life in a rare cape cod shark attack speaks out for the first time as we see him recovering in the hospital. how he says he survived. >>> and later in the mix, important health news for those who think they are too busy to take a vacation. >> that's not us. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> show of hands. people who are too busy to take a vacation? >> we're -- too busy? are we supposed to be too busy? >> no. we're supposed to keep busy. >> the thing is, we like our vacations. >> i don't know what jack is doing. >> the guy behind me, way too busy. >> we're going to te

melanoma does occur in s african-americnd when it does, it's far more deadly. stagesagnosed at later when it's less likely to be cure. >> this brown girl wears sunscreen. >> reporter: courtney is a edical assistant near washington, d.c. she says part of the problem is a misconception that people with darker skin don't need sun protection. it is hard because you have years and years of what you don't need. that's not true. we do need >>it. eporter: the need for sun block does not change no matter what your ski s or the looks like. >> whether it' cloudy, isunny, knowing, end of days, youeed to use sunscreen every single eny. >> reporter: pay aon to skin changes no matter where they are on the body. african-americans are likely develop it on soles, hand, feet, under toenails. >> today is the day we'll want to slather on the sunscreen. >>> we'll have more pop up showers and storms similar to yesterday. today and tomorrow we could see seve thunderstorms moving rough. i aed t word minor because it's not looking like our humidity levels will drop all that much from we

they survived two grueling presidential campaigns, a battle against melanoma, and then this. >>> you'ren and chemotherapy. >> yeah. >> reporter: you look terrific. how is this possible? >> i feel fine and i'm eating everything that she makes me eat, none of which is -- >> is any good. >> exactly. one criteria to feeding people under my situation, it has to taste lousy. >> reporter: he has been through so much. the torture, you were put in solitary confinement. he's always beerawoirples. >> craing two airplanes and indestructible man to you? >> i'm still in disbelief this actually has happened. and then i think, you know, cancer chose the wrong guy causn here. >> reporter: determined to stay in the arena, senator mccain resumed his duties in washington. you'd never have known it, but he started his days with chemo and radiation, and then headed off to a full day of work. >> come on, guys. >> reporter: including chairing hearings of the armed services committee. >> as leaders of our navy, you must do better. i am more energetic and more engage the as a result of this because i know that i

so melanoma is often diagnose noeg noticed at later stages andless likely to be cured. they say there's a misconception that people with darker skin do not need to use sunscreen. >> it is hard. you have years and years and years of what you don't know and that's not true. we do need it. >> yaechlteah. i need to use it more after that research. >> i'll admit growing up we didn't wear much of it either. >>> this is fun. they shared some laughs. lester shared a rejection letter dating back to 1977. lester can hold a grudge. he also said he would like to start a wedding band. >> when is the last time you danced? >> i will bet at a wedding. you have two-year-olds, grandma dancing. it's a happy thing. i think what a great job it would be. the only downer, you have to work weekends. >> also you have to listen to all of the speeches. >> be sure to watch nbc nightly news. that makes me want to renew my vows. >>> people on the peninsula, you can see their front door was torched. the big question now is how it started. >>> and we are getting a brand new look from the front lines o

you know, i thought it would be something with the melanoma, i knew he wasn't himself.to him, including him, expected this diagnosis. so when it came back, for the first time, i appreciated him, i didn't take for granted that he would be there. i've always viewed him as indestructible. it's never crossed my mind that there would be political life for lindsey graham without john mccain until now. >> that must be hard. >> it's different. it's different. so when he came back is the first time i saw him walk in the chamber where i really thought that maybe he wouldn't be here forever. . >> and witnessing the embrace after embrace after embrace, it seemed to take him by surprise. >> i think he appreciated it, didn't expect it, but it meant the world to him. and from everybody on behalf of his family, it meant the world to him and some people came up and hugged him who had been on the wrong side in john's mind, in their mind, john was on the wrong side for 20 years. says a lot about the guy. >> we are also continuing to follow breaking news this afternoon. the latest details

i was flying the airplane, you know, although the mmp elanom -- the mmp the melanoma was similar to thisnges are significant, obviously. but everything so far has gone very, very well. and i am very grateful in that, i have had no side effects and frankly, an increased level of energy. and i want to thank the doctors and the nurses and the attendants and all of those that inflicted so much pain on me. i didn't know i had any blood left. but i would like to thank them for their wonderful care. they are wonderful people. >> last question on health and we will move on to issues. >> sure. >> you went through chemo and radiation to fight the cancer. when do you find out if it work inside. >> on monday, we will take an mri, but so far all indications are very good. but, again, i'm not trying to paint this as a rosie picture. this is a very, virulent form of cancer, it has to be fought against. we have new technologies that i will not bother you with the details of. that makes chances better. but jake, you know, every life has to end one way or another. i think it was a playwrite. i will think

i thought it would be something with a melanoma, i knew he wasn't himself.body close to him, including him, expected this diagnosis, so when he came back, for first time, i appreciated him -- didn't take for granted that he would be there. i've always viewed him as indestructib indestructible, never crossed my mind there would be -- life for john mccain until now. >> that must be hard. >> it's different. it's different. when he came back, it's the first time i saw him walk into chamber where i really thought that maybe he wouldn't be here forever. >> and witnessing the embrace after embrace after embrace, it seemed to take him by surprise. >> i think he appreciated it, didn't expect it but it meant the world to him. and from everybody on behalf of his family, it meant the world to him and some people came up and hugged him who had been on the wrong side, in john's mind, their mind john was on the wrong side for 20 years. says a lot about the guy. >> sure does. and up next, memories of john mccain from his one time senate colleague friend and yes, drinking bu

the melanoma is often diagnosed later in african which means it's more difficult to cure at that stage often back again for many people. lots of lightning and thunder a the area gets hit with the pop-up storms today. couple of back in a minutes with a look at the forecast and what we can expect next as >>> continue to follow some breaking news. an amber alert was justssued in the state of virginia where police are looking for a 12-year-old caroline rodriguez rubio of harrisonburg and her grandmother 48-year-old elizabeth rodriguez rubio. investigators say jaime rodriguezseriol kidnapped the pair this weekend on south main street in harrisonburg.d they are belie to be in a 2000 volvo tractor trailer with virginia license 21739pz. they could be headed to new york. investigators say the suspect has a htory of infatuation with elizabeth rodriguez rubio but didn't release further details about any kind of re tionship. th12-year-old girl has long curly brown hair and brown eyes as you see there. it 5 foot is and last seen wearing a black blouse with flowers onckt and b leggings. we're going

but former president of the united states in july 2015 with the information that he had metastatic melanoma to the brain and liver, and remembering my time in medical school, my "we willhought was, not have this individual with us by labor day," but it has really yeardramatic to see him a later delivery speech at the democratic convention. a year and a half, he was present at the inauguration in january 2017. i do not know what his clinical status is now, but it was truly dramatic, and again, all of you are to be congratulated for making that possible, and hats off to former president carter for going public with the information and entering a clinical trial. again, i felt obligated to make mention of that milestone. seeing that there are no further members wishing to ask questions, i do want to thank our witnesses for being here today. pursuant to committee rules, i remind members they have 10 business days to submit additional questions for the record. i ask witnesses to submit their responses in receipt of those questions. without objection, subcommittee is adjourned. [captions copyright

although the melanoma was similar to this, but it's -- it's similar in that the challenges are very significantsly, but everything so far has gone very, very well, and i'm very grateful. i've had no side effects, no nothing except frankly an increased level of energy. i want to thank the doctors and the nurses and the attendants and all of those who inflicted so much pain on me. i didn't know i had any blood left, but i'd like to thank them for their wonderful care. they're wonderful people. >> last question on health and then we will move on to issues. that is you went through chemo and radiation to fight this cancer. when do you find out if it worked? >> on monday we will take an mri, but so far all indications are very good. but again, i'm not trying to paint this as a rosy picture. this is a very virulent form of cancer. it has to be fought against. we have new technologies which i won't bother you with -- with the details of that make chances much better, but, jake, you know, every life has to end one way or another. i think it was a playwright -- i will think of his name in a minute, he s

they have survived two grueling presidential campaigns, a battle against melanoma, and now this.h radiation and chemotherapy? >> john mccain: yep. >> stahl: you look terrific. how is this possible? >> john mccain: i feel fine, and i'm eating everything that she makes me eat, all of which-- none of which is-- >> stahl: is any good? >> john mccain: yeah, exactly. one criteria to feeding people that are under my situation, it has to taste lousy. >> stahl: he has been through so much. >> cindy mccain: uh-huh. >> stahl: i mean, the torture and the... you were put in solitary confinement? >> cindy mccain: uh-huh. >> stahl: he's always been the indestructible man? >> cindy mccain: uh-huh. >> john mccain: crashed two airplanes. >> stahl: crashing two airplanes and walked away? >> john mccain: yeah. >> stahl: is he still the indestructible man to you? >> cindy mccain: i'm still in disbelief that this actually has happened. and then, i think, you know, cancer chose the wrong guy because, there... it's not going to happen here. >> john mccain: how are you? >> stahl: determined to stay in th

although the melanoma was similar to this, but it's similar in that the challenges are very significant obviously, but everything so far has gone very, very well and i'm very grateful and i've had no side effects, except frankly an increased level of energy and i want to thank the doctors and the nurses and all of those who inflicted so much pain on me. i didn't know i had any blood left, but i'd like to thank them. they're wonderful people. >> last question on health. you went through chemo and radiation to fight this cancer. when do you find out if it worked? >> on monday we will take an mri, but so far all indications are very good. again, i'm not trying to paint this as a rosy picture. this has an aggressive form of cancer. we have new technology that make chances much better, but every life has to end one way or another. i think it was a playwright, i'll think of his name in a minute, he said i always knew that no one could live forever, but i thought there might be one exception. you got to have joy. listen, those joyful memories of the campaign in 2000 are some of the most enjoya

they went through so much together, the melanoma, at least twice that i recall. coming back from the war and rebuilding his life. as andy card said, despite the difficulties with his first marriage and many of the marriages did break up under the stress of all of the terrible things that they experienced, he always was close with her. she worked in the white house and the reagan white house. he was working on capitol hill. so, there's just a lot of memories that have to do with family and the fact he was surrounded by his family, that jimmy had come home from service, they were with him in arizona in the ranch they love so much, is a comfort, i'm sure, to all of them and to all the people who love them. >> andrea, thank you so much. i know you have a lot of programming ahead of you this evening. our chief foreign affairs of msnbc "andrea mitchell reports" thank you so much for sharing those stories with us. i want to take you to the white house. here, we will see, live pictures, and that is the american flag at half-staff, as it is now being flown in remembrance

age and everything else that he's suffered, we know that he's had several attacks of very serious melanoma in the past. so he has fought through all of this. and fought through also the disability, really, that he ignored as best could. you know he can barely lift one arm. all the things that happened to him in that prison, when he refused early release, his father was the admirable in charge of the whole operation in the south pacific, and he refused early release that he was offered because that would be against -- against the moral code. >> yeah. >> the military code. the fact that he was shot down, he returned to active duty after being -- after his plane and he were -- and his colleagues were on the deck after that fuel tank explosion earlier in the war, and continued with some 20 or 30 more missions. >> it's unbelieve able. >> this man has simply been unbelievable in all of his life. we've all had our scraps with him, we've seen the ups and downs, he could be contanker russ, but never more gracious than in defeat, in conceding defeat to barack obama in 2008. >> there was a town hall

you're going to interview jimmy carter, it worked on his melanoma.king on this type of cancer. we need a more sophisticated approach. we're chose to it, we need the dollars to get us there. again, the cancer's very clever. it invades neighboring cells, you can't get it out all at once. we need very sophisticated technology. we have the technology, but we need more and more research. i want a research foundation on this. i really like this idea. stuart: doctor, thanks for joining us. we'll see you soon. look at that big board, please, because we're now up 200 points, look at that. 25,991. not bad. >>> tesla will stay, will remain a public company. but how much longer will elon musk stay on as the all-powerful ceo? after the month he's had, i think the answer is not much longer. my take on that coming up next. . in the movies, a lot of times, i tend to play the tough guy. but i wasn't tough enough to quit on my own. not until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. it reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i could stop

he kept a travel schedule that would have exhausted seasonedded athletes, he beat melanoma in 2000, buttopped. as news of his cancer was announced, mccain's colleagues in both parties acknowledged that congress was losing a singular man. >> you are defined by your courage, and is you're redeemed by your loyalty. courage and loyalty, i can think of no better description of the man we're honoring tonight, my friend john mccain. >> the one thing that i like most about john mccain, he doesn't run away from the shortcomings. when you balance out john mccain's life, it's something we admire. i don't know about you, but i feel like i've been very lucky to be in his shadow and to be his friend. >> john mccain is survived by his wife cindy, seven children, and his mother roberta who's 106 years old and every bit as tough as her son. ♪ ♪ ed: terrific job by tucker to pull that together. rachel: absolutely. our next guest says senator mccain always believed in serving a greater purpose and inspired those around him to do the same. ed: douglas holtz-eakin served as director of economic policy for s

i am a metastatic melanoma patient. sugar kills.isbig polluters state and under no circumstances vote for rick scott, he is not deserving of the sea. i am not telling you that bill but on theat great, pollution down here in lake okeechobee, they dump it into our rivers. the little town got hammered. we want clean air, clean water, and we want people coming to our beaches here, and rick scott has polluted every beach in this state. there is no way that he should be senator under any circumstances. we have got to fight back, he is lying in all of these ads. the one about blaming the senator nelson for the pollution is -- lake okeechobee host: that is steve in florida. florida, arizona holding primaries today. oklahoma is the state holding runoffs. iswe are taking your calls and your minds heading into the final 10 weeks of election 2018. republicans, (202) 748-8001, the democrats, (202) 748-8000, .ndependents (202) 748-8002 we will continue to have this conversation until our program ends today. in at 10:00oming and the house having a

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