danielle nottingham has more. danielle nottingham the debate over breast cancer screening has left many women confused. it's one of those women's health things that have changed over the years in continue to go once a year even though i know the guidlines are every two years now. danielle nottingham the us preventive services task force is continuing to recommend mammograms every other year for women ages 50 to 74. the group says screening can be effective for women in their 40s, but over-diagnosis is a (dr. albert siu/ task force/mount sinai hospital) the benefits are smaller, the harms need to be carefully viewed. the task force supports women having this information and making individualized informed choices. danielle nottingham the recommendations come after american cancer society said in october that women should now start annual mammograms at age 45. doctor freya schnabel of nyu langone medical center says she's concerned about the message young women may be getting.. ( dr. freya schnabel/nyu langone medica

danielle nottingham is there. >> reporter: good morning. the frenzy here has died down a bit. we are still in the early morning hours. but once people around this area found out a winning ticket was sold here, they flooded the parking lot, flooded this back in november, this jackpot was worth $40 million and went to $1.5 billion on wednesday. the odds were crazy. 1 in 292 million, but a lucky ticket here beat those odds. crowds of california residents descended on to the 7-eleven store in, which chino hills on wednesday night. >> i think i just won! >> reporter: california lottery official posted the big news on twitter, minutes after the winning numbers were drawn. those who didn't win still came to the store to celebrate. even congratulating this store clerk who admitted he has no idea who the winner is. >> it's my pleasure and proud and i am really excited too. >> reporter: the 7-eleven clerk said this store sole thousands of dollars of tickets over the last few days as powerball fever took over the country. >> we are going to have a winner here tonight! hours in long lines

in greenville, nottingham and his team are working to create a massengale a multi-use arm--- arm--- 3 very specific to each person." nottingham has been working with massengale since he lost his hand in two-thousand fourteen- 3 3 "you really get to know the person, not just their disability."which is very important---especially in massengale's case-- he's set the bar high and not only pushing himself but also nottingham's entire team- he's needed more motion, and a lighter prosthetic but durable at the same time- 3 3 "cameron has challllged us on every aspect of that." massengale, was a sophomore at the citadel when he lost his right hand in the summer of two thousand fourteen, working at a butcher shop- 3 3 3 "i thought everything was done, not return to citadel, thought i'd just sit at home with my parents day after day." but this young man persevered- once he got his prosthesis, his life changed- determined, to return to the citadel and finish what he started- 3 3 "i can do more stuff than i lifts weights, completes intense physical training, finishes long runs while holding thin

for his roll as the sheriff of nottingham in 1991's robin hood prince of thieves. rickman was battling cancer. and died surrounded by family and friends./// ((kirsten joyce)) > the list is out.. we now know who is up for oscar. the nominees were announced this morning in hollywood. the revenant leads the pack.. with 12 nominations including best picture, best actor and best director. there are 7 other films going for the best picture... including mad max fury road.. which got 10 nominations. as well as the big short.. brooklyn... spotlight... the martian.. and bridge of spies. one nomination in particular had the crowd cheering when it was announced: ((academy: and slyvester stallone in creed. wooo!! )) stallone was nominated for best supporting actor.. is his reprisal his of rocky balboa in "creed." it comes nearly 40 years after he was nominated for an oscar for ((kirsten joyce)) > and another classic... is returning to t- v... the much wanted... and much denied reunion of a t-v show favorite is happening... when you can catch the friends special. /// four... the

danielle nottingham cbs news chino hills, california. ((demetria obilor)) > there was an additional 12 tickets in california.. matching all five numbers but not the powerball. now if you got your ticket in primm... there was one million dollar winner sold there. /// let's get to sherry with a look sherry swensk nice to clear out those clouds from yesterday...with highs in the low 50s for most areas. ............ today we might beat that with a little more sunshine to start out then high clouds sliding right back into california and eventually our area. ............. we are chilly with 30s right a couple of systems will affect the west again into the weekend with winds and a chance for rain and snow. ........................ we could see some showers saturday night here in the valley... but not a big chance. we'll keep a lot of clouds for the weekend with highs in the low 60s. ............. ((sherry swensk)) crash reported on southbound crash reported on southbound collector exit to russell

danielle nottingham has the latest from chino hills where one of the tickets was purchased. 3 nats-chino hills, chino hills crowds of california residents descended onto this 7-eleven store in chino hills late into the night...where at least one, golden powerball ticket was sold:(sot mos mario frias/ lottery player) i live down the street. what are the odds? i could have won-nats-/sot- drawing(gfx) california lottery officials posted the big news on twitter -- minutes after the winning numbers were drawn.those who didn't win still came to the store to celebrateeven congratulating this store clerk...who the winner is:(sot store owner/ name withheld) it's my pleasure i'm very proud, and i'm very excited too(standup danielle nottingham/ cbs news/ chino hills, california) the 7-11 owner says the store sold thousands of dollars worth of tickets over the last few days...as powerball fever took over the country:many waited for hours in long lines for a chance at becoming an instant billionaire.shane krugman and ryan mcguinness of tampa, florida created a whopping 70- thousand dollar private fac

as danielle nottingham reports... knowing the cause of an illness can help doctors determine the correct treatment. 3 scientists at this lab at duke health have come up with a blood test that can distinguish whether a respiratory infection is bacterial or viral. (sot dr. ephraim tsalik/lead author, asst. professor of medicine at duke)"bacterial infections are ones that are treated with typically antibiotics whereas viral infections like the commoncold areretypically we just treat it supportively th bed rest, fluids, tylenol."(track 2)dr. ephraim tsalik and his team developed what they call gene signatures - patterns that show which genes are turned on and off when a person is fighting a particular infection.(bridge danielle nottingham/cbs news, los angeles) "by distinguishing between viral and bacterial infections, doctors hope to cut down on the overuse of antibiotics which has led to the rise of antibiotic-resistant superbugs."(sot dr. ephraim tsalik/lead author, asstst professor of medicine at duke) "the more antib

danielle nottingham, cbs news los angeles. 3 it's estimated that 1 in 68 children have autism in the united states. 3 this weekend is looking warm with a slight chance of showers saturday night but a winter storm could be on its way next week but the models still haven't quite captured the storm track.. i will have more details on that in just a 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist kayla novak." 3 3 kayla and larry talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. into the upper 20s. throughout the day saturday clouds will be increasing with temperatures into the 40s, allowing for more snow and ice to melt. however, saturday evening there is a slight chance of rain transitioning into snow by sunday morning.as the system makes its way out of the area, it will leave mostly cloudy skies behind it with temperatures in the upper 30s.we are still tracking a winter storm that will impact siouxland early next week. stay tuned over the next few days and we'll keep you informed of how things will play out. boyden-neyenhouse i'm chris 3 i'm chris neyenhouse live at boyden-hull high sch

here s danielle nottingham. laurie finberg never thought twice about eating a baked potato—ev en before she was expecting. laurie finberg, expectant mom 8:38 i had a pretty balanced healthy diet before i was pregnant, yeah potatoes are part of my diet a new study from the national institutes of health suggests women should take a closer look at their pre-pregnancy meals. it found eating potatoes before conceiving may be linked to gestational diabetes. dr. aldo palmieri )potatoes elevate blood sugar in people more than just about any other food. so they are carbohydrates and all carbohydrates have that potential researchers asked more than 15-thousand potatoes over a 10 year period and tracked their pregnancies. women who ate more potatoes had higher rates of gestational diabetes than those who consumed fewer potatoes. danielle nottingham, cbs news, santa monica )researchers found substituting other vegetables, legumes, and whole grain foods for two servings of potatoes a week lowered the risk of gestationa

let's go back to danielle nottingham in chino hills, california, where one person won. she is having technical problems. . >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a highly contagious flu strain that might actually make your dog sick. we will tell you where it's spreading and what you can do. >>> plus, anthony mason talks with singer james bay on our road to the grammys. >> reporter: at the end of the nomination. >> we were in the back of the car. my manager -- losing our minds! two? what? there is two more? >> reporter: 2015 was great. >> strong. >> tough to top that one. >> definitely, but i'm going to try. >> reporter: now he's the latest british musical export trying to make it in america. >> a big price, but that's exciting. i can't get away from that and i don't know if it ever makes me sound naive or anything, but at the end of the day, i'm willing to take it on. >>> have you seen any good movies lately? we are going to bring you the announcement of this year' academy award nominations. that is all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs m

here's daniel nottingham. several of the followers faced that for seizing that federal nature reserve. at the felony offense. these individuals have chosen to threaten and intimidate the america they profess to love. they ordered him to remain in custody. they were arrested on tuesday night. the malicious spokesman was killed. on the ground. as it can people we are tired of dealing with. we don't arm up and reveal. we worked through the appropriate channels. this can't happen anymore. many in the area wanted the group to lead. they had set up road walks and surrounded the refuge. daniel nottingham cbs news. they are asking the remaining protesters to stand on and go home. there could be anywhere from 10 to at least three dozen armed occupiers. armed or if they exchanged gunfire for the officers. the number of 80s in south carolina born with the two defect was up 31% last year. the increase is unknown. it is known to reduce this risk for this kind of birth defects. they occurred in about one out of every 500 un

daniel nottingham cbs news. they are asking the remaining protesters to stand on and go home. there could be anywhere from 10 to at least three dozen armed occupiers. it was unclear if they were armed or if they exchanged gunfire for the officers. the number of 80s in south carolina born with the two the increase is unknown. it is known to reduce this risk for this kind of birth defects. they occurred in about one out of every 500 university area that number has dropped to less than one and 1,000 in the last 15 years. their only four days left to the final in rome at deadline. more than 250,000 people across the state signed up for coverage. you could pay a penalty if you do not monroe. for those of you still in dealing with problems keep your dates marked for friday. the three remaining flood disaster recoveries. they will be closing the one friday at 6:00. the survivors can get help. a lot of helpful flood of links on the website. they look awesome. that is crazy. a weather blogger captures this we will talk about that next. we want to show you the picture now this is an int

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. 3 researchers say they also expect their test to be useful in identifying viruses as more medications for common viruses, including the one that causes the common cold, hit the market, which they say is likely in the next 5-10 years. 3 3 we've got seven college basketball games for you tonight including briar cliff and dakota wesleyan, a battle of the gpac's top two mens teams. 3 3 and the lady mustangs were down late to mount marty. see if they got the shots they needed to extend their 11 game streak. chris is next with 3 the top ranked morningside lady mustangs carried an 11 game win streak into their matchup with mount marty tonight.mount marty coming in with a 12-8 record and are 6-6 in the gpac.1) late third quarter the defending national champs down 4. tristan bowl- you with the drive and gets it to go! cuts the lead to two.3) but on the ensuing posession the lancers logan wagner from downtowns she makes it 5 going into the 4th quarter!3) in the fourth less than five minutes to go mustangs down 4. allison bachman with the layin. cuts th

danielle nottingham cbs news chino hills, california. additional 12 tickets in california matched five numbers but not the powerball. the 7-11 owner will pocket one- million dollars for selling the winning ticket./// ((demetria obilor)) > even though you didn't win the jackpot.. don't toss your ticket! especially if you bought it at primm! a one million dollar ticket winner was sold at state line. that makes.. 2 million dollar winners there... in a week. the other.. was sold on saturday./// sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk thursday... temps down to freezing again for many neighborhoods. 20s for pahrump. ............... more storms parading into the west... with the focus on the pacific northwest and norther california. ..... we'll get more clouds through the weekend. snow in the east is still piling up around the great lakes and new england. .............. useful on las vegas now dot com. ((sherry swensk)) -- video of snow in syracuse, ny back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) developing morning, isis fighters have claimed responsib

love with the panthers' twenty years ago especially cam newton wow twenty years ago how was he six nottingham would have been six years mary has a special new jersey. she plans on wearing for the big game and she has this advise for coach ron rivera came he pounded it. eat only doing it he downed a gel this year mary says she's never missed a panthers game except on the days when she had to work it sounds like another story another new era. well don't let the spring like temperatures for you in stillwater. today's highs are going to be forty degrees above normal is that right twenty degrees above normal thought that was a bit of optimism there. don't get used to nations tracking big changes plus switching gears

danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: ammon bundy and several of his followers are charged with a felony offense of conspiracy to impede officers from discharging their official duties through the force, intimidation, or threat. >> these individuals have chosen america they profess to love. >> reporter: the judge ruled the eight militia members were a flight risk and ordered them to remain in custody until a second hearing on friday. they were arrested tuesday night when fbi agents and police intercepted them on an oregon highway. bundy's brother ryan was shot and the militia spokesman, 55-year-old lavoy finicum was killed. they say finicum was shot several times on the ground. >> what kind of a human being is that? they walk up and shot them. that is the kind of people we are tired of dealing with. >> reporter: they are occupied the malheur wildlife refuge since february 2nd to appeal land policies. >> we work through the appropriate channels. this can't happen any more. >> reporter: many in the area want bundy's group to leave. >> i've been ready for them to leave for -- for sev

researchers at the university of nottingham, england put ke$ha and pitbull's "timber" at the top of their own list of music videos - videos they say exposed the greatest number of british kids to depictions of alcohol in late 2013. tobacco imagery, another for "trumpets" took the top spot in this category. thirteen- to fifteen-year-old girls in particular seeing more depictions of alcohol and tobacco on youtube per person than any other age group. we know that smoking and drinking in the media can influence young people's decisions later in life. but youtube videos aren't regulated in the same way as tv and movies. a warning for parents? to pay more attention to what their kids are seeing on all screens

danielle nottingham chino hills california. >> around northern california four stores sold tickets that matched five of six numbers including this one in santa cruz. this is the chevron station at. >> i hope they do good, change their lives and hope they respect and do good. >> workers didn't even know their store sold the winning ticket until we told them last night. >>> a store in vacaville also told a winning ticket t the purchase happened at a 7-eleven on nut tree road. other winning tickets were sold at lark field union on old redwood highway in santa rosa and quick stop on north cloverdale boulevard in cloverdale. each one is worth just over $138,000. officials are pleased with the enthusiasm the jackpot generated. >> the largest jackpot in world history ended. it's been a great run. everyone has been really excited. sales have been terrific. we have earned a lot more money for education than we would have if we didn't have a jackpot like this but the cherry on top is that we did get a california winner. >> last night 129 tickets total in california matched five numbers except the

danielle nottingham, cbs news. ((kirsten joyce)) president obama was briefed by health about steps the u-s is taking to protect citizens. there have been at least a dozen cases of zika virus in the u-s since last year... but all of the patients are believed to have gotten the virus abroad before coming into the country. /// ((brian loftus)) > a three time karate champion is leaving some speechless... because she's so small for what she's accomplished. ((kirsten joyce)) the 9-year- old that's putting your martial arts skills to shame. /// you've mastered the art of karate... or some other form of martial arts... you better watch out for this girl who's a three time karate champion... with a black belt... and she's only 9-years- old. as seth doane reports... you really don't want to mess with her. she wears a lot of pink. and has an infectious giggle. but, there's another side to mahiro takano (tah-kah-noe): she has a black- belt in karate. and is a three-time national champion in japan. with. but you look so serious

meanwhile, as danielle nottingham reports, the fbi released video of the shooting death of the group's spokesman. we have a warning for you -- this report contains graphic video. >> reporter: new video from an fbi plane shows law enforcement stopping ammon bundy and several of his followers in two vehicles tuesday. group's spokesman, lavoy finicum and bundy's brother ryan and t t others speeds away and over a road black and narrowly misses law enforcement officers. shortly after, finicum gets out and is seen reaching for his jacket and one oregon state trooper opens fire and the shooter killed f, nicum and wound ryan bundy. >> we did everything we could to bring this situation to a peaceful resolution. >> reporter: four protesters are still holding out, refusing to end the armed occupation of the malhuer wildlife refuge despite their leader ammon bundy repeatedly telling them to leave. >> ammon desires the occupation to end. >> turn yourself in. do not use physical force. >> reporter: bundy and two dozen others seizes the wildlife refuge on january 2nd to demand the ferguson turn publi

let's go back to danielle nottingham in chino hills, california, where one of the winning tickets was sold. good morning again, danielle. >> reporter: good morning. it was a crazy state here in southern california at this 7-eleven. once word spread that a winning ticket was sold at this store, people came from all over and flooded the parking lot, flooded the store. they were cheering and they wanted to offer their congratulations and even the store clerk became somewhat of a celebrity. people wanting to take selfies with him. he said thousands of dollars worth of tickets were sold at this store over the last feud. it's more winners in california to be happy for this morning. ten other tickets matched five numbers, not the jackpot. the store owner here gets $1 million for selling that winning ticket. now, the powerball winning tickets were also sold in >> danielle nottingham in chinao hills, thank you very much. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a highly contagious flu strain that might actually make your dog sick. we will tell you where it's spreading and wha

. >> danielle nottingham in chino hills, california, thank you so much, danielle. >>> we are moving on to international news now.ected militants launched a deadly attack in the indonesia capital of jakarta. three explosions rocked the city's center followed by more than two hours of gun battle.ncluding four attackers, were killed. seth doane is in beijing with the very latest.ing to you. indonesia's president is calling this an act of terror. the explosions taking place in central jakarta, an area with aern businesses, restaurants, hotels, and offices. we saw images of smoke rising from those explosions and the scene. so far, there are reports that at least four suspected militants have been arrested, though, no one has claimed. indonesia is the world's most populace muslim nation and battledn the past the major terrorism attack in jakarta since 2009. authorities there had received recent warnings of a terroristtacks, something in the works and stepped up security. when i was in indonesia earlier this month i saw a number ofere popular with tourists. >> thank you, seth. >>> now to wall

officials says it take several effects of a four-year drought. >> danielle nottingham, thank you. >>> a series of earthquakes rattled oklahoma, but, so far, no significant damage or injuries are reported. the quakes hit last night within minutes of each other. most were centered in northwest oklahoma. the strongest was a magnitude 4.8. in all, at least ten quakes were recorded. they were felt as far north as wichita, kansas. >>> economic tremor has engulfed the tiny stock market where trading was halted following a massive sell-off. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange to explain what is going on. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was the second day long trading suspension this week. this morning, stocks on the benchmark shanghai composite index nose-dived 7% half an hour after the market opened and triggered new regulations that shut down trading. the big picture issue is the chins economy, which is the second largest in the world, is just not performing well. data was announced and the chinese bank devalued its currency. concerns over the chinese economy sent stoc

unveiling the latest and greatest in technology.danielle nottingham including some high ticket items for your kitchen and garage. 3 the massive consumer electronics show provides a peek into the future of high-tech. and some items are for the immediate future. including the marathon laundry machine which is a washer and dryer in one. it comes with a touchscreen, wi-fi and can even warn you if you accidentally leave your phone in your clothes.in the kitchen there is an lg fridge you can open with your foot. or tap on the door to see what's inside. last year, 4k tvs were all the rage, cnets brian cooley says this year hdr is the next big thing."hdr or high dynamic range. a television that can show really dark areas, really bright and more of the colors your eye can see all at once." automakers are here too. chevy unveiled it's new electric car called the bolt which starts at $30,000.there's no price tag yet for this rinspeed concept car."the steering convenience"the experimental electric car can drive on its own and comes with a drone that can take selfie's of you driving.the car is ju

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. ((kirsten joyce)) researchers say they also expect their test to be useful in identifying viruses as more medications for common viruses, including the one that causes the common cold, hit the market... they say that's likely in the next 5-10 years./// brian loftus > now let's send things over to sherry swensk kirsten joyce sherry what's the forecast look like today?/// we have mostly clear skies for now, but those won't last too long as the next storm is already pushing into the west coast and california. ................. temps are cool this morning... getting down to the 40s. we will see some of those high clouds already today... and even more tomorrow. ............. the east coast getting ready for a big blast of winter with rain, snow and freezing rain sliding east. it will affect millions of people. ................. another storm out west and then a slight chance of showers by saturday... but late saturday after 4 pm and into the evening. the chance is just 20 percent and shoul

danielle nottingham has more on how women can reduce their risk of developing this condition. 3 laurie finberg never thought twice about eating a baked potato-even before she was expecting.(laurie finberg, balanced healthy diet before i was pregnant, yeah potatoes are part of my diet."a new study from the national institutes of health suggests women should take a closer look at their pre-pregnancy meals. it found eating potatoes before conceiving may be linked to gestational diabetes. (dr. aldo palmieri//ucla santa monica hospital )"potatoes elevate blood sugar in people more than just about any other food. so they are carbohydrates and all carbohydrates have that potential." researchers asked more than 15-thousand women how often they ate potatoes over a 10 year period and tracked their pregnancies. women who ate more potatoes had higher rates of gestational diabetes than those who consumed fewer potatoes. (dr. aldo palmieri////la santa monica hospital) "thihiis a study that reenforces the ada, that we should eat everything in moderation."researchers found substituting other vegetable

danielle nottingham, cbs news, santa ana, california. >>> there is one week left until the iowa caucus. donald trump said cruz and bernie sanders appeared to be building momentum. for new york city mayor michael bloomberg and his he might enter the race as an make independent. all candidates are continuing to converge on island.>>> tempest main tourism group is spending big bucks to get an audience out here for gasparilla. emerald morrow excellence -- explains. >> reporter: this is all about tourism and giving people one more reason to come down to tampa bay and experience everything our city has to offer. this year and the year after that and possibly for all the years to come, you will see a lot more tourists along the bay store taking in gasparilla. but you will be able to tell going to be decked out in pirate care -- gear. all of the events surrounding gasparilla with the parades and the festivals and the basis make up an entire gasparilla season which all happens during peak tourism time so it is a perfect opportunity to get international guests into tampa bay. that is why tampa b

as danielle nottingham reports... the threat of mudslides has forced people from their homes. parts of southern california...alread y soaked by days of rain...are bracing for more wet weather this morning...fueled by el nino. a third round of heavy rain and strong winds wednesday uprooting massive trees in the san diego area... the whole house shook for two minutes it felt like, i hope my with it (laugh .launching tree limbs into homes. (josh klutts/storm victim) it literally came where i was sitting if i didn't move, it would definitely hurt. many drivers had to be rescued from their vehicles as roads were transformed into rivers. the deluge saturated hillsides....triggeri ng mud slides that spilled onto highways. (perry whae redlands police volunteer) you can drive along and drive right into it and all of a sudden you're up to your window shield in mud (danielle nottingham/cbs news/newhall, ca) here in newhall, the mud slide threat has forced residents, some of them elderly and disabled, to leave their homes. and even more rain is on the way for the weekend and beyond: (paul

c - b - s news correspondent danielle nottingham is in chino hills california... where one of the tickets was sold. 3 09-12 mario frias/lottery player12-16 multi-state lottery association33-42 danielle nottingham/cbs news, chino hills, ca58-105 ryan (pkg)-nats-chino hills, chino hillscrowds of california residents descended onto this 7-eleven store in chino hills late into the night...where at least one, golden powerball ticket was sold:(sot mos mario frias/ lottery player) i live down the street. what are the odds? i could have won -nats-/sot-drawing(gfx) california lottery officials posted the big news on twitter -- minutes after the winning numbers were drawn.those who didn't win still came to the store to celebrateeven congratulating this store clerk...who admitted he has no idea who the winner is: (sot store owner/ name withheld) it's my pleasure i'm very proud, and i'm very excited too (standup danielle nottingham/ cbs news/ chino hills, california) the 7-11 clerk says the store sold thousands of dollars worth of tickets over the last few days...as powerball

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. steve: i like to drive. stacey: it takes all the fun out of it. how about that fridge? central iowa is expecting some freezing drizzle but the rain is really coming down on the west coast. >> this is terrible. stacey: mudflow mess caused by storms hitting southern california this week. the property owner thought fast and busted out part of a , concrete wall to create an escape route for some of the floodwater. public works crews showed up house. it worked. not a drop of mud in the house. steve: jason tells us when to ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. stacey: what is ahead for this evening? jason s: sloppiness for a little bit longer. we will eventually lose that as we had through the overnight and chances in the late morning and afternoon hours of tomorrow. slick roads likely

as danielle nottingham reports... a national task force is releasing its final recommendations. 3 (track)the debate over breast cancer screening has left many women confused. ( mos sot ) it's one of those women's health things that have changed over the years( mos sot )in continue to go once a year even though i know the guidlines are e ery two years now(track) the us prevenenve services task force is continuing to recommend mammograms every other year for women ages 50 to 74. the group says screening can be effective for women in their 40s, but over-diagnosis is a concern. (26- 36 sot dr. albert siu/ task force/mount sinai hospital) the benefits are smaller, the harms need to be carefully viewed. the task force supports women having this information and making individualized informed choices.(track)the recommendations come after american cancer societytysaid in october that womom should now start annual mammograms at age 45. doctor freya schnabel says she's concerned about the message young women may be getting.. (53

danielle nottingham is in uhall, california. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ten mobile homes in this community were evacuated. we are northwest of los angeles. now, a fire burned here over the summer and it left the area barren. the perfct conditions for mudslides and as you can see right now to shore up that hillside to stop more debris, water, and mud from flowing through this neighborhood. parts of southern california already soaked by days of rain are bracing for more wet weather this morning, fueled by el nino. heavy rain and strong winds wednesday uprooted massive trees in the san diego area. >> the whole house shook. just for two minutes i hoped my roof didn't go off and me with it. >> reporter: launching tree limbs into homes. >> it literally came where i was sitting. if i didn't move, i don't know. it would definitely hurt. >> reporter: many drivers had to be rescued from their vehicles as roads were transformed into rivers. the deluge saturated hillsides and triggering mudslides that spilled on to highways. >> you can drive along and drive right int

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles ((paul joncich)) > coming up in about half an hour... we'll take a look at the big news in virtual reality... as oculus rift gets ready to go on sale. we'll have a company live in studio... owing us how it's making r...an even more emersive experience. /// ((denise valdez)) > today would have been a great day to call out sick and hit the slopes up at lee canyon. take a look at these photos... the ski and snowboard resort sent to us. it shows fresh piles of snow on the tables and chairs. lee canyon says it got 6 inches brings the total up to 16 inches for just this storm. tedd florendo is here. tedd... there could be even more snow on the way? ((denise valdez)) wet evening breezy toss to weather < tedd florendo >we had rain around the afternoon yesterday not the case today. temps are near where we were yesterday, only difference is we're seeing more wind today. plenty of clouds right now and they'll be around agian for the evening. ............................... ......... temps staying cool but not too cold. high 40's with some areas int

danielle nottingham has more. more. (package script) scientists at this lab at duke health have come up with a blood test that can diinguish whether a respiratory infection is bacterial or viral. (sot dr. ephraim tsalik/lead author, asst. professor of medicine at duke)bacterial infections are ones that are treated with typically antibiics whereas viral infections,like the common cold are typypally we just treat it supportively with bed rest, fluids, tylenol. (track 2)(*spelled ephraim, pronounced efram)dr. efram* tsalik and his team developed - patterns that show which genes are turned on and off when a person is fighting a particular infection.(bridge danielle nottingham/cbs news, los angeles) by distinguishing between viral and bacterial infections, doctors hope to cut down on the ovevese of antibiotics which has led to the rise of antibiotic- resistant superbugs. (sot dr. ephraim tsalik/lead author, asst. professor of medicine at duke)the more antibiotics someone takes especially when they don't need them expose them

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danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> the world health organization meets in a special session to discuss the zika virus that has spread to the 24 countries and the americas and the caribbeans and africa. thousands have been affected and the u.n. agency is pressured to take action. don champion is here in new york >> reporter: there is no known treatment or cure for the virus. the hunt for the vaccine is on, but could take years. steps are being taken in the u.s. to prepare and stop the potential spread of the virus. the virus is spread by mosquitoes. so far, it has not been found in any in the u.s., but there have people who had traveled to infected regions. during warmer months, the mosquitoes that carry the disease can be found in areas where 60% of americans live, affecting about 200 million people. the virus is apparently linked to a birth defect which causes babies to be born with smaller heads. it first came to the attention of health officials in brazil where there are thousands of suspected cases, but only 270 have been confirmed. doctors in this country are preparing for the lik