i remember taking a young woman from afghanistan for an mri. and she had been tortured locked in small cells, and when why got to that mri machine she was overwhelmed. and we needed to do a little therapy on the spot to calm her down to the point she could get through the mri. so there is enormous challenges. language. the children of refugees pick it up quick. women pick it up faster than men. the older people have the hard hardest time. so very soon the kids can speak english and they translate for the parents and the parents don't understand the culture and no body is in charge of the family because the parents don't understand what is going on well enough to intervene with their own children. when i was working at lincoln high school there was a boy in the office and the principal told him to call home and say he was missing school he called home and told his mother the principal said he needed a black leather jacket and it took a while to say what was going on. and he kept missing school and showed up in a black jacket. a translator worked

he's getting an mri. >> an mri machine is a very large, very, very powerful magnet. >> a hospital workerxygen tank. the oxygen tank flies out of the worker's hands, shoots across the room, strikes michael in the head, and the little boy dies. take a look at this video researchers make after michael's death. it shows just how fast that metal oxygen tank kills him. while this mistake is relatively unusual, reports to the u.s. food and drug administration reveal additional cases. when you're getting an mri, make sure there's no metal on or around you. at number 2, the e.r. waiting game. 2-year-old malia jeffers has a 101 degree fever. a bruise on her cheek the size of a marble. trouble walking. her parents rush her to the emergency room. a nurse says it's a virus and tells the family to wait. so they do. for nearly five hours. malia's fever climbs higher. her bruise gets bigger. she can't even stand up. mom and dad ask for help again and again, but the hospital says keep waiting until finally malia's father barrels past the nurses' station into the e.r. and begs. the real diagnosis? shamefu

he get an mri. on the mri, you may find something around the meniscus that could be abnormal and we watch the want to start with steroid injections and physical therapy and acupuncture. that should go first unless your orthopedic surgeon will say this is absolutely a surgical case. >> you've third will theard the you've bone on bone. is that the time? >> that's one of the times you consider a knee replacement. but the group we're talking about is over 50, they develop some cartilage tear and they have pain, they say what do we do. and the surgeon was saying there look for locking hatching syndrome, meaning that it's clicking, not bearing weight properly, giving out from under you. i can extend your knee, flex your knee, rotate your knee. and if i hear that clicking, i know you have that problem. it's a diagnosis i can may go in that office. but it doesn't mean i'm supposed to immediately operate. if you have arthritis in that knee, an mri will tell me p i can inject the knee, use advil. physical the

. >> they could actually put the mri on steroids. >> verses the have-nots. >> digital divides like right down the street... like you can see what you're missing. >> yeah. >> kosta grammatis is an engineer who's designed everything from bionic eyes to space satellites. dr. shini somara is a mechanical engineer. and i'm phil torres, i'm an entomologist. >> what would you do with 1 gigabit per second? >> that's our team... now let's do some science. hey guys i'm phil torres joined by kosta grammatis and dr. shini somara. when you think chattanooga tennessee, you don't necessarily think of a digital hub but in fact it's the fastest internet in the western hemisphere. >> how fast is the interent at your apartment? >> i think it's about eight megabits per second. in chattanooga, every resident has 1000mega bits per second, a whole mega bite, a giga bit for them to use. >> wow, so how long would it take to download an entire movie? >> two minutes. it's lightning fast. >> two minutes, it goes so fast. >> let's just go to chattanooga and watch movies all day. it's incredible. >> i'm totally in. b

don't look an mri and say bang, surgery.de it may not heal and it may get worse but you can live with it providing you lewis weight and do physical therapy and control the pain without necessarily going to surgery and also one last thing. >> yeah. >> you have the surgery, there's some studies that show han increased risk of arthritis after that so the surgery may have a side effect you don't want. >> good to get a second opinion, arthel. >> and next week we'll get into torn acls. kidding, but there's an idea. >> personal advice. >> it is a common complaint, especially in the summertime, but coming up next the doctors tell us what exactly causes us to sweat, perspire, and what can we do about that, huh? mr. auto-mo-deal!s! hey, it's the wheel deal! >> personal advice. s! i know a few guys in the rental car biz. let's go, 'wheels'. rental car deals up to 40% off. is it beating?over your heart. good! then my nutrition heart health mix is for you. it's a wholesome blend of peanuts, pecans and other delicious nuts specially mixed

it cut down on the time required to move a patient to the room with the mri in it.roblem was even bringing the machine into the operating room still stopped down the surgery. >> to me, that was a challenge. because that disrupts the rhythm of surgeons. surgeons get into a rhythm as they move through a procedure. so then from that, the idea was we should build a robot that could access that space. so one evening, we wrote a letter, to mcdonald detwiler. i remember saying in the letter, you people make robots for very unusual environments. >> mcdonald detwiler and associates knows all about building robots for extreme environments. they've worked with nasa and the canadian space agency since the 1970s. and they built the canada arm 2. the robotic arm on the international space station. the aerospace engineers decided to adapt that same technology for dr. sutherland's surgical robot. but building a robot that could function inside an mri machine in the operating room was a new challenge, even for the space engineers. >> one of the absolute requirements was that whereve

i had to do a cat scan, a pet scan, an mri. i had a minor surgery last week, they did a biopsy and removed a lymph node from under my arm so they had to put me to sleep and it wasn't a big deal, but today, i had a bone marrow thing where they actually stuck a 12-inch thing in my hip and cored out some bone marrow. so that hurt a little bit. [ laughter ] and i'm actually taking some painkillers. and the doctor said i wouldn't advise you to make any serious decisions -- [ laughter ] -- i think you ought to just rest up and stay home. and i go, well, i'm doing a press conference at 4:00. they go, that's really bad idea. [ laughter ] but i'm feeling pretty good. i mean, this -- this stuff is -- you know, is kind of spread. i have got a lot of them in my abdomen it's pressing up against my spinal column. it's difficult to eat because it's -- i'm kind of full with -- but i'm not -- i'm not terribly sick. you know, just -- just something i have got to go after before it gets worse. >> governor could you, for people who are anxious abo

and the mri was registering their brain's reaction. >> this is so graphic.ard to imagine not having much of a reaction to it. >> but if your brain is working differently and you don't have enough of a certain neurotransmitter, you're not going to react to. >> reporter: there was little success until just this week. the drug now made it one step closer to pharmacies when an fda panel recommend the drug get approval. one woman who took the drug in a study said her libido improved in just two weeks. >> all of a sudden, i had a flutter. >> reporter: she says there's been a long wait for the little pink pill. >> it's not an easy conversation to say i love you and, i'm attracted to you, but for some reason i just don't want to cozy up and have sex. i think women finally are on a level playing ground or heading in the right direction to be on a level playing ground. >> let's look at the some of the numbers. the women, the sexual desire went up by 37%. their sexual distress down by 21%. are those good numbers, yes, but it doesn't mean all of the women all of a sudde

>> because many other conditions can get the mri imaging we see in multiple sclerosis. >> the spot on an mri called white matter lesions can indicate ms but the spots are also seen with a number of other problems including migraines. >> this person has headaches. >> right. >> debbie didn't have ms but she now has week and painful tends a possible side effect of the ms medication. >> this as far as i can bring it. >> she had shoulder surgery in february and before that an operation on her knee. that tend is there too. >> i'm absolutely terrified at this point because i don't know what kind of damage that medicine did to my system for all those years. and yeah i'm scared. >> reporter: debbie wants to warn others and working with attorney george beatty who's considering legal action against the first doctor. >> debbie went for all these years with daily injections of toxic medication that can lead to many other problems. >> i'm angry with now we're worrying about the other aspect of taking this medication all these years. >> reporter: experts say ms can be tricky to accurately diagnose.

. >> for me it was sort of an mri in reading the candidates' statements, an mri to figure out how the hand dat thinks they are going to get the nomination. you had some guys like ted cruz, mike huckabee, rick santorum, bobby jindal, all want to appeal to social conservatives evangelicals, what david was running into with religious groups and they had very fiery critical lang badge in there i think mike huckabee used judicial tyranny, cruz said the worst 24 hours coupling it with health care ruling, mon the worst 24 hours in american history talk about hyperbole. tells you where they think their path is and jeb bush chris christie, john cake, by the way, essentially ohio one of the states that had a ban today, he has lifted, told county clerks start doing it now. they said things like well, we disagreed with how the decision was made, butless's the law of the land and let move on. i think that tells you the guys are thinking about the general election and what this will look like a year from now when you're looking at swing voters. chuck, let's move to charleston, emotional day down th

with low libido were lying there in the mri machine, they were watching pornography and the mri wasregistering their brain's reaction. >> i mean this is so graphic. it is hard to imagine not having much of a reaction to it. >> but if your brain is working differently and you don't have enough of a certain narrow transmitter -- neurotransmitter you won't react to it. >> they chase chemical romance with little success until just this week. after two fda rejections the drug made it one step closer to pharmacies when an fda panel recommended the approval. one woman who took the drug in a study said her libido improved in just two weeks. >> all of a sudden i have a flutter. and it was not a flutter in my heart, it was further south. she said it was a long wait for a little pink pill. >> it is not an easy conversation to have with the man that you love. i love you. i'm highly attracted to you. but for some reason i just don't want to cozy up and have sex. i think women finally are on a level playing ground or heading in the right direction to being on a level playing ground. >> elizabeth

during overtime of last night's game after supposedly reaggravating a knee hampered with tendenitis an mrid the much more serious injury. despite missing two games of the eastern conference finals irving was playing well last night until his injury scoring 23 points and making a block that enabled the cavs a shot to win the game in regulation mooki betts lays down a bunk the aformentioned lawrie fields it but throws it away at 1st base xander bogaerts scores 3-0 red sox bottom 7th ambidextrous pitcher pat venditte makes his major league debut he threw left-handed and right-handed to batters he gave up 1 hit and struck out 1 in 2 innings so a good debut for him final: 4-2 red sox venditte: first pitcher in 20 years to throw with both arms in a game the giants hoping a change on venue will change their fortunes. bruce bochy working that gum top 7th/ 4-4 tie buster posey solo home run 5-4 giants his 9th homer of the season bottom 9th/ 5-4 giants matt duffy who homered earlier goes over the tarp to make a great catch in foul territory final: 5-4 giants they snap a 5-game losing another 49er de

>> the vet told him that he was now paralyzed and it would cost thousands of dollars to have an mri toatch actual surgery but he would never walk again quickly decided to put him to sleep. >> it is a mystery as to how the injury occurred. it would not clarify. right now they have issued a violation to the business for not assisting a living animal and causing the death of a living animal clicks i am angry because they did not call me. got him on the table, and he would not stand up. >> maybe the dog did not interact well. this seems outrageous. >> a class move to ask for the check. my question, is this a place where regulation would be necessary? one of the pet superstores had a similar thing happen. this is an isolated case. >> regulation would just be another -- it would not do any good. foolish, stupid irresponsible. >> my friend had her dog groomed. no one will do everything in their power. he clearly an accident. accidents happen. it. it is how it is dealt with. ♪ bill: "high speed chase." >> the story about the man running around manhattan. the the case is now closed. found hangi

. >>> nba finals might be a short series becausef an mri taken today.g is done. the injury and the man who mu fill his shoes next. >>> coming up tonight, the local university taking a stand against sexual assault. the firs of its kind program not only in the bay aa but the nation. >>> and gearing up for game two. warriors fans, excitement is brewing. >> those stories and more coming up at 11:00 on channel 7. >> this sports report brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> it's a bad brake for the cavs. go break for us. >> certainly is. larry beil has the scoop. >> it unfortunate because you don't want to see a player hurt. >> right. >> well, we'll take care of 40 years. if somebody's knee has to get broken. >> oh! >> i don't mean that ia bad way. there's no good way to put it. it's unfortunate. it's unfortunate. perhaps we should stick to the script. okay. warriors' road to the title got easier. terrible news for the cavs. star guard kyrie irving s been lost for the rest of the finals because of a broken kneecap. irving came into finals battling te

he will have an mri to see if he suffered damage to his knee. he's been suffering from tendonitis in that knee. warrior fans are confident the warriors will become world champions. fireworks every time there's a win, lit up the sky, 20,000 fans celebrate a win, the crowds poured out of roaracle. they celebrated well after the game was over. >> that was an awesome game, you couldn't ask for more. you can't beat a team as good as golden state. >> the defense shut them town. it was awesome. >> some big name celebrities celebrated as soon. rihanna, marshawn lynch, generallic -- "magic" johnson and tony robins. warriors fans who didn't have tickets to the game watched it from somewhere else. 30 venues held official watch parties. a personal of the food and drink sales went to the warriors foundations. >> the only person more popular than steph curry is his 2-year- old daughter. check out the scene from last night. he walked up to riley, she tap her chest, pointed to the sky and give him a good luck kiss. this has become a family ritual for every game

and when we got to that mri machine she was overwhelmed.we need to do a little therapy now spot to calm her down to the.that she could get through to my. anonymous challenges the language synonymous challenge. the children of refugees pick it up very quick. women pick it up faster than men. the people who have the hardest time picking it up actually are older people. the kids can pick it up. and no one is in charge of the family because the parents don't understand what's going on well enough to intervene with our children. for example when i was working at lincoln high school there was a boy i was in the office. the principal told the call home. he called home and told his mother the principal said needed to bring a jacket. the mother was happy and say sure, yes. in any missing school. eventually a translator went through all that. the problems are enormous. in other words people value good writing of course, but that's not what i i asked my writing. i asked my own writing what is good for what impact will it have in the world. that's what

today an mri revealed a fracture kneecap. irving is out for three to four months.look for matthew delavadova to get the start. >> i have played a longtime. seen it all no matter what the circumstances is you go out and play as hard as you can and live with the results. >> who ever is gonna play those minutes, they will come in and try to win the game as well and impact the game. we can't assume it will be a cake walk to get a championship. it will still be a challenge. it will still be tough. >> you figure delavadova will have a much bigger role. the former saint mary's star will probably start. he played only 9 minutes last fight and did not score. he didn't even attempt a shot. he did play well in the previous series though. to nfl news and it is another stunning retirement from the 40

i remember taking a young woman from afghanistan for an mri. she had been tortured, locked in small cells and we got to that mri machine she was overwhelmed by it. it. it's your home therapy there on the spot to calm her down to the.where she could get through an mri. just enormous challenges. language language was an enormous challenge. the children of refugees pick it up quickly. women pick it up faster than men. the people who have the hardest time picking it up actually are older people. very soon as families are careful the kids could speak english. they are translating for the parents. the parents don't understand the culture. the kids of their cultural brokers, no one is in charge of the family because the parents don't understand what's going on well enough to intervene with their own children. for example, when i was i was working at lincoln high school it was a boy i was in the office. the principal told him the call home and tell his mother he had been missing school. school. he called olive told his mother the principal setting the

to recommend a grant before i release one when i prepare an mri indication i have to attach a copy of the resolution from the ic from the expenditure >> i know it's your desired to get this money out to the community it sounds like internal friction going on you may be able to resolve have you concluded your presentation >> yes i have >> i think supervisor kim has a couple of questions and i have a couple of questions is new to you as well. >> so much of this is new to me i excuse me if these questions are somewhat basic. looking at the ending balance of the dollars committed to the community benefits agreement i'm surprised how much is in there that is not spent down i know supervisor cohen expressed surprise in particular about the line item for rental subsidy i assume this program is similar to the wasn't that the city also runs which is that we provide small to large subsidy to help families meet their rent needs in affordable housing or market rate units to provent them from homing homeless is this a similar program or different? >> its different. in vetting this idea what the ic

today an mri revealed a fracture kneecap. irving is out for three to four months. look for matthew delavadova to get the start. >> i have played a longtime. seen it all no matter what the circumstances is you go out and play as hard as youan and live with the results. >> who ever is gonna play those minutes, they will come in and try to win the game as wellnd impact the game. we can't assume it will a cake walk to get a championship. itill still be a challenge. it will still be tough. >> you figure delavadova will have a much bigger role. the former saint mary's sr will probably start. he played oy 9 minutes last fight and did not score. he di't even attempt a shot. he did play well in the previous series though. to nfl news and it is another stunng retirement from the 40 thiners. right tackle anthony davis who is 25 years old and he says he wants to get his mind and body healthy. he battled several injuries including a concussion that leftim woozy for some time. davis said he may return in a year or two but the immediate question is who will be blocking for kap in

not only problematic but staffing in terms of resources if there's do you want technology that is a mri i can't do of costs but understanding we're not sacrifice services for students you're absolutely right commissioner when we did our special educations audit 5 years ago now, one the biggest drivers of costs are inefficiencies in the program inefficiencies are part of that how we staffed our schools and our, i.e., p and master schedules in the secondary schools and lefrment and an incredible lack of professional development for our kurntd staff to move from the patriarchs to a service approach who've 345u67bd or maventd a lot of capacity development over the last 5 years but remnants of a model i want to or be direct i'm concerned when i hear about increasing staffing and do not want to point out we don't need more people but better trained as we're training the people that is going to result in us being able to address some of the staffing concerns but i couldn't g we're really about 3 years into that kind of staffing shift and a cultural shift we're taking on in the district the bel

he will have an mri today and his status for game two is still up in the air. ktvu fox 2 paul chambers is live in oakland with the bittersweet emotions from some of those fans. >> that is correct. as we know the warriors, people fans are relishes in last nights victory but there is still that battle off the court exactly where the warriors future home will be. the warriors currently play at oracle but the team had its eye set on starting the 2018-2019 season in the mission bay neighborhood. later today mayor ed lee will hold a meeting on environmental impact on the plan. but there is still opposition to that plan. they are hiring a team of attorneys in hopes of busting up that prospect. however, the nba miser. he belief believes the team needs a new arena. now coming up in our next report, we will talk to local fans exactly how they feel about that battle, that fight. right now bay area team they are excited with that. >>> well the warriors brought out their good luck charm to sing the the national anthem. nia. by unofficial count the warriors are 10-1. so had

he will have an mri today to determine the exact nature of the injury. and whether he will be able to play sunday in game 2 or throughout the series. >>> and for all things warriors and continuing coverage of the nba finals, check it out at cbssf.com. >>> meanwhile, the fight over a new golden state warriors arena in san francisco is expected to get heated today. the mission bay project environmental impact report will be released later and opponents have already lined up attorneys to rip it apart. the first targets will be parking, traffic and noise. the warriors hope to open the 18,000-seat arena by 2018. >>> a tragic update to a story we reported this morning the a 1-year-old child has died after drowning in a backyard pool in concord last night. neighbors found the girl in the water at 8 p.m. in a pool on ridge park way. they started doing cpr until the fire department arrived. she was taken to the hospital in critical condition and died this morning. police are investigating how she got in the pool. >>> u.s. officials believe chinese hackers are res

. >> mri recess congratulations (clapping.)award recipient is judy from marshall elementary school spanish. >> i enjoy this kind of work there's surprisingly things i see the first and second grade there's something about those kids their learning to be students that it is really interesting and learn how to formulate questions and to be a successful teacher have you to learn yourself your not down when you get our teaching credential dollars strategies but also things to learn about the world itself so you have to be a lifelong learn. >> judy thank you keeling clark harvey milk school. >> i got into teaching by being a community member and realizing where the needs were and also wanted to spend my life doing something it help other people. when you take a child there's the little things that come up that's my philosophy you want them to have a free roll but give them guidance and barriers. my teaching philosophical is lots of patience and pushing kids to be better >> congratulations kelly (clapping) our next recipient award is

in fact, the number of mris has increased by ten percent a year. a radiologist might view a thousand images to find one tiny abnormality in shape, contrast or movement. because it's so challenging a research project is teaching ibm watson to see. in the future, it could help clinicians spot key patterns quickly and precisely. ibm watson is working to make healthcare smarter every day. [car engine] [car engine] ♪ introducing the first-ever 306-horsepower lexus rc coupe with available all-wheel drive. once driven, there's no going back. we will see you next year. oakmont country club is next. you can pull a lot of golfers, pro, amateur, this is as hard as it gets. oakmont in pittsburgh pennsylvania. >> we're talking about the 115th u.s. open and this championship is won by a 21 year-old young man, an old soul who brushed off a double bogey at 17 to win because of a three-putt by dustin johnson. louis oosthuizen shooting 29 the second nine here on sunday. a hug from his parents and this great family gets to celebrate another major championship. they d

implemented we've anticipated it is a working document in addition to that responsibility there's a whole mri i can't do of data again to keep us where we need to be in terms of fulfilling our position and looking at grant opportunities we feel the creation of those positions and this unit will service the department and city well in terms of having someone to focus on the future of the neighborhood we see park merced and brother hood and hetch hetchy and candle stick this is 20 or thirty years out how to anticipate the most effective use of our resources we see that is a permanent a long time position most departments have a person supporting them to look at those types of issues to cuba's if there's a firefighter the problem i see as the civic center commission i have a letter i'll have the cfo pass around some civil service they sent a letter to the mayor, we need dictated men and women in uniform the beauty of the san francisco fire department the men and women we've seen recently not a lack of numbers but a lack of diversity in the numbers even though dcyf has been funded it is valuable

and even more troubling for the cavs can iirving will have an mri to determine the severity of an injurytate's iquadala loses his shoe and crosses the defense and knocks down a three-pointer wearing only one sneaker. that takes real talent folks and don't forget tomorrow american pharoah has a chance to take home the triple crown. you can watch it on nbc. let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good morning. i have some interesting pictures from colorado. we -- no injuries were reported. no deaths. we like showing you pictures of amazing weather phenomenons. we had a lot of hail and lightning reported. a lot of flash flooding overnight in kansas but also problems. you can see the car flipped over. we did get some damage and that structure didn't do so well. we did see a couple of tornadoes. there was one large one out in a open area. this one was shot from a distance. let's show you what we're dealing with on the radar. all the problems in kansas thing. the heaviest rains out around topeka and manhattan kansas and flash flood warnings widespread along i

mri on friday. barnes buries the three. the warriors 108-100. the 1-0 lead. >>> french open semifinals. serena williams illing. like sick as a cat against baczynski. reeled off sten straight games. 4-6, 6-3-6-0. goes for a 20th career slam title on saturday. >>> x games austin. we have bikes, cars skateboards. friday 8 p.m. eastern time. you can see it on espn and the watchespn app. have a great day. dominate life. >> good advise. >>> up next a man finally turns in his $136 million lottery ticket. >> quitting his job? just to give high-fives to people all around the world. sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sud

. >> reporter: x ray machines mri, scanners they are all medical devices taxed to help cover the costproviding millions of americans health insurance. this man says the idea when the tax was simple, it creates more customers for medical companies so the industry can pay some of those profits back into the system. >> there will be more people insured, more people who need care and all of the health care sectors will grow. >> reporter: it means $29 billion in federal revenue over a decade but the device industry says it hurts their industry. one claims a loss of 39,000 jobs. the non-partisan congressional research service recently found: despite that repealing the medical device attacks has brood support in congress from republicans and democrats, including some of the biggest supporters of the health care line. more than 7,000 medical device companies dot the country, especially in liberal strong holds. >> we're talking about minnesota, massachusetts, new york, and california, those are the states that have a big presence of medical device manufacturers, they are lobbying their members

today an mri revealed a fracture kneecap. irving is out for three to four months.vadova to get the start. >> i have played a longtime. seen it all no matter what the circumstances is you go out and play as hard as you can and live with the results. >> who ever is gonna play those minutes, they will come in and try to win the game as well and impact the game. we can't assume it will be a cake walk to get a championship. it will still be a challenge. it will still be tough. >> you figure delavadova will have a much bigger role. the former saint mary's star will probably start. he played only 9 minutes last fight and did not score. he didn't even attempt a shot. he did play well in the previous series though. to nfl news and it is another stunning retirement from the 40 thiners. right tackle anthony davis who is 25 years old and he says he wants to get his mind and body healthy. he battled several injuries including a concussion that left him woozy for some time. davis said he may return in a year or two but the immediate question is who will be blocking for kap in se

. > mrí aw allow them to clean up the entrance to town.three gas stations at the foot of the 90s street bridge have sat abandon for years. city official say they ordered the property owners to fix the eye sores but no success. now city council will consider a measure give officials more power to clean up properties and seize them if necessary. the mayor and citizens we spoke to are all for it. >> people have these properties and they just let them go. it's just not fair to the community. >> i think that's great. i do. i think ocean city if they set out to accomplish it, they will because they do keep the town so nice. >> we reached out to the owner of the abandoned properties for comment but at this point not heard back. >>> a man trapped at the bottom of a ravine said he was saved in part by his cell phone charger. >> not because he used it to charge his phone. the former navy s.e.a.l. crashed a dirt bike in the wilderness and had injuries in that fall. he fashioned a splint for his leg using his cell phone cord and other items. >> after

governor cuomo married the men in fwren itch village in front of the stone wall inn, a gay bar where mrisarassment sparked historic riots in- -z 1969. governor cuomo and bill deblasio both took part in the pride parade today. >>> check out our photo gallery of it this weekend's events by visiting nbcbayarea.com and search the word pride. >>> a manhunt that gripped the nation is over tonight. the second fugitive is in custody. take a look at a photo giving us our first glimpse of america's most wanted hand. this is david sweat, found in upstate new york about two miles from the canadian border. officers spotted him in the woods and opened fire hitting him twice in the torso. he is now in the hospital. officers say when sweat recovers he's going to be housed at a maximum security at a different prison. the police are not revealing exactly where that prison s now, the other fugitive was shot and killed by police friday. an autopsy revealed richard matt was shot three times in the head. he also had cuts and blisters matching the theory that he was living in the woods since escaping from priso

an mri revealed a fractured kneecap. means more of a burden on lebron james. >> just a few things you'd love to have late in the season. it's being healthy. and having luck as well. >> and we've had a great rhythm. and haven't had much luck and haven't been helped. and i'm in the line up. >> deli did not score but contributed quality minutes. despite the win, they scored 44 points on 18 of 38 shooting. three other starters aside from irving and lebron combined for just 24 point. >> he's going to make plays and shots. they got the other guys down on the same rhythm he was. it will be hard for 2, 3 guys to beat us. they've got to do it collectively. >> patrick willis retiring. offensive tackle announced today he is not playing this season. former first round pick says he wants to get his mind and body healthy. >> he called up switch pitcher pat venditti. brook holt gets things started. it gets three in the fifth. so he comes on in the seventh red sox win the game by 4-2. giants and phillys. takes a stroll and breaks a tie.

an mri revealed a fractured kneecap.ore of a burden on lebron james. >> just a few things you'd love to have le in the season. it's being healthy. and having luck as well. >> and we've had a great rhhm. and haven't had much luck a haven't been helped. and i'm inhe line up. >> deli did not score but contributed qualy minutes. despite the win, they scored 44 points on 18 of 38 shootin three other starters aside om irving and lebron combined for just 24 point. >> he's going to make plays and shs. they got the other guys down on the same rhythm he was. it will be hard for 2, 3 guys to beat us. they've got to do it collectively. >> patrick willis retiring. offensive tackle announced today he is not playing thisseason. former first round pick says he wants to get his mind and body healthy. >> he called up switch pitcher pat venditti. brook holt gets things started. it gets three in the fifth. so he comes on in the seventh red sox win the game by 4-2. giants and phillys. takes a stroll and breaks a tie. giants holding out on th

thinking out of curiosity, go in an mri and get this done? >> to start with, i like this test.tart with patients by asking what are your risk factors? in this case the patient has a family history of heart disease. i'm already putting that patient in a category. i'm concerned. are you a smoker, do you have high blood pressure, are you overweight? do you have diabetes? these are big biggies that would make me want to think about getting a calcium scoring test. the coronary arteries are tiny, eric. we abstract almost all the oxygen we can out of them. they're so easy to block. once they block, they have to be 70% blocked before you have symptoms. >> i want to know when you're on the road to having symptoms. >> absolutely. >> this calcium scoring test, when you have injuries to your arteries, they get more calcium in them. over 400 as david already mentioned, that's a red flag. you have over 400, i'm going to get you on a treadmill, do a stress test. i might be more aggressive and do a c.t. angiogram. the difference between a calcium scoring test and stress test is that a stress t