researchers hope the research can some day cure parkinson's disease and other ailments. >> the father saved his little boy's life after he fell down a cliff. he was on hike when he tumbled and fell 70 feet down the cliff. the boy's father jumped the railing. the mother says she turned away for just a second. >> i put mine down and i said look. as soon as i turned around he was over and had fallen. >> i didn't know where going to land. >> the father says he slid as fast as he could and held on hoping to avoid the base of the 177 foot falls. bystanders at the bottom of the cliff helped them down safely. >>> turn away one second. >> that is all it takes. >> depending on where you live, you will see a little warmup but we have low clouds and fog. cool coastal temperatures. >> get out and vote for your favorite park. a campaign to get california parks more money.  >>> yosemite, joshua tree, which park is your favorite? coca-cola is sponsoring a national contest america is your park and you can vote. top vote getter a $100,000 grant. second place gets $50,000 and third place wins $25,000.

researchers hope the research can some day cure parkinson's disease and other ailments. >> the father his little boy's life after he fell down a cliff. he was on hike when he tumbled and fell 70 feet down the cliff. the boy's father jumped the railing. the mother says she turned away for just a second. >> i put mine down and i said look. as soon as i turned around he was over and had fallen. >> i didn't know where going to land. >> the father says he slid as fast as he could and held on hoping to avoid the base of the 177 foot falls. bystanders at the bottom of the cliff helped them down safely. >>> turn away one second. >> that is all it takes. >> depending on where you live, you will see a little warmup but we have low clouds and fog. cool coastal temperatures. >> get out and vote for your favorite park. a campaign to get california parks more money. =x=x=x=x=x=x=xi >>> yosemite, joshua tree, which park is your favorite? coca-cola is sponsoring a national contest america is your park and you can vote. top vote getter a $100,000 grant. second place gets $50,000 and third place wins $

benefits over the years, such as the development of a polio vaccine and treatment for strokes and parkinson's disease. an animal welfare groups describe the inquiry's findings as chilling. >> it is done in cases where we believe it will yield fantastic results that meat -- that may either now or sometime in the future be important for human health. >> but is all the research carried out really necessary? and does it always lead to a scientific and medical benefits? according to a review of research on monkeys, on the whole, the work is of high quality and were continuing, but there were some concerns. -- worth continuing, but there were some concerns. >> some of the work does not justify continuing in terms of its medical or public benefits. some of it seems a bit pedestrian. >> one in 10 medical research projects involving monkeys had no clear benefits. the report also recommends they should be better screen to -- there should be better screening of research progresprojects forl progress. they need to make sure that the experiments are not repeated, resulting in monkeys being used unnecessar

the nintendo wii is showing good results as therapy for people with an illness called parkinson's disease. the disease affects muscle control. patients who play the games regularly seem to do better at controlling their movements. they're calling it "wii-hab." >>> stay with us. there's lots more still to come on "teen kids news." >> we'll be right back. >>> and now our fox in the classroom update. >> the souris river crests at historic heights in minot, north dakota, 4 feet above a record from 1881. floodwaters affecting more than 4,000 homes and displacing more than 12,000 residents. >> it's overwhelming. it's sobering. it's just sobering. when you're not in a flood, you don't realize what a flood brings. >> officials saying it will be a few weeks before the waters fully recede and months until the effected communities get back to normal. >>> the international criminal court issues arrest warrants for libyan president colonel moammar gadhafi, his son and his chief of intelligence on charges of crimes against humanity including murder and persecution. the presiding judge saying there are

hope that embryonic stem cell research stem cell research can one day cure spinal cord injuries, parkinson's disease and other human ailments. >>> a small group of people in east san jose are fed up with the i way a local banking branch is maintaining foreclosed homes. about 20 members of the community organization took three small trash bags into the branch. the garbage came perfect a property own bid wells fargo, serviced by bank of america. san jose code enforcement say they're going to fine owner who's don't properly maintain properties. bank of america tells abc 7 news it will pay fines and clean up property within 48 hours. >>> a sacramento woman faces charges tonight for excessively dialing 911. chp arrested the 44-year-old jennifer today for making nondrg emergency calls to chp command center in sacramento. police say in june she called 911 a total of, ready for this? 2147 times, all nonemergency calls. on the 4th of july she accused of calling 180 times. today the chp says it received more than 130 calls. she's charged with unlawful use of 911. why she's allegedly doing it, unknown

scientists hope to find a way to use stem cells to treat stem cell injuries, parkinson's disease and other diseases. >>> overnight at vander burg air base in -- vanderburg air force base, air force detected an anomaly and cancelled the flight. the purpose of the test was to examine the weapons. the air force has some 450 intercontinental ballistic missiles in montana,ed inned in and william william -- north dakota and william -- wyoming. >>> renovations today included a new laundry building a community center and two playgrounds. >> we have to update all of the bathrooms and the rooms, and you know, what needs to be done. and funds to that, we -- in addition to this, we have so many other projects. >>> marine biologists are still trying to get a female gray whale out of the clam act river and -- klamath river back out to sea. yesterday, the biologists used killer whale sounds hoping to scare the whale away. scientists are worried she cannot find enough food and her skin will suffer in fresh water. >>> well, the advertised warming trend we have been talking about is here. we're our li

the nintendo wii is showing good results as therapy for people with an illness called parkinson's disease. the disease affects muscle control. patients who play the games regularly seem to do better at controlling their movements. they're calling it "wii-hab." >>> stay with us. there's lots more still to come on "teen kids news." >> we'll be right back. >>> fast food -- it's as american as apple pie. but that doesn't mean it's good for us. to make healthy choices, we need more information. felipe tells us one place to find it. >> reporter: take your favorite fast food burger. according to nutritiondata.com, a whopper and a big mac each have more than half the amount of fat you're supposed to eat in an entire day. >> you've got to educate yourself about food, and a lot of what my book is about is just trying to tell you the difference between this industrial food and real food. >> reporter: eric schlosser spent two years researching the fast food industry. he wrote a book just for kids called "chew on this -- everything you don't want to know about fast food." it includes one surprising fa

. >> can you retrain a brain that may be suffering from alzheimer's or parkinson's? >> we believe you can, barbara. and you do that by exercising the part of the brain which is responsible for that function. >> now you're not saying you can cure these diseases, to be clear. >> not at all. what we're saying we can slow, maybe even for periods of arrest, the process decline in the brain. >> logan says there's no reason this type of therapy would work only for soldiers it could help drug addicts and alcoholics recover brain function. when it comes to changing the brain and behavior, he says, counseling just isn't enough. >> sit with us for a moment. >> okay. >> join the circle. >> the circle of trust here. >> aaron sits down for evaluation. initial laughter turns serious, for aaron, all the hard work now comes down to the finish line. his therapy team tells him he's done well. if he still wants to, he's likely to serve again. >> and joining me again is barbara starr. again, just really interesting stuff, the idea of taking medicine and plying it to civilians from the ba

the fact it can be turned on and off based on what he was fed can find cures for alzheimers and parkinsons. a cloned beagle modified to carry a specific gene so when it was fed a certain antibiotic, the glowing is triggered. that means the gene can be replaced with those known to cause diseases in humans. they say it will allow them to spear meant with other antibiotics. >> like a little night-light. >> good to find in the dark. >>> larry is here with good sports. >> terrific news for the giants. >> the giants a glow making a loud statement. they are in it to win it. a bold move to acquire the hottest offensive player avavavavavavavavavavavavavavavav >>> good evening, everybody. the giant offense needs help, and help is on the way. the giants agreed to a trade that would land carlos beltran from the mets. beltran is an offensive force. right now hitting 289 with 15 home runs and a league leading 30 doubles. there is still a few details to be worked out, but the six-time allstar is expected to join the giants tomorrow in philadelphia and start in right field. the giants will give up one of

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the fact it can be turned on and off could help find a cure for alzheimer's and parkinson's disease in humans. and a cloned beagle. he was modified to carry a specific jean, it's triggered and the picture on the right. that means the gene can be replaced with those known to cause diseases in humans. they say they will experiment with other antibiotics. >> so many different colors. >> maybe that is next step. >> all right. >> color coded. >>> the color around san francisco is gray. maybe a little bit of orange because of the beltran deal. gray right now. you can see it as we look down. >>> quick retreated back to the coast were warmer temperatures and 50s and 60s around and still have 50-degree temperatures around monterey bay and inland. warmer around the bay and cloudy and cool at the coast. comfortable everywhere tonight even the coast and bay will have clouds will deal with like this morning. warm afternoons will continue through the weekend. let's take a look at 24-hour temperature change today. we have a two degree jump in concord and san jose. five in oakland and san francisco. b

be turned on or are off based on what the dog is fed could help find a cure for alzheimer's and parkinsonsit it glowing on the right. it was modified to carry a specific gene so that when fed a certain antibiotic the glowing is triggered. the gene can be replaced to a genoto cause diseases in humans and that will allow them to test with other antibiotics. >>> what is supposedly the oldest and most primitive bird on earth might not have been a bird after all. this was discovered in 1861 in germany two years after charles darwin published on the origin of the species. with his wings like a bird but teeth and tail of a dinosaur it quickly became an icon for evolution. now, but studying a new fossil researchers in china say it should be knocked off the bird branch and classified as a bird like dinosaur. it leaves paleontologists in an awkward position. they now have to find another bird to base the story of bird life. >>> scientists in monterey had a story about how a pair of goldfish in new zealand were able to survive 134 days without food and power. the fish were left behind when their owne

we'll talk about possible thundetorms.rs >>> a huge victory for anyone suffering from alzheimer's, parkinson's and other debilitating zeesss. a federal judge threw out a lawsuit which would have blocked funding for embryonic stem cell research. now what it means to those people and to research. >> it could mean more funding. the national institute of health has been hesitant about giving out new money for stem cell research projects because of this lawsuit. the group that filed the lawsuit said the research violated the law which pro thibts federal government from funding research in which human embryos are destroyed. since president obama entered office, some of those limitations have been lifted. allowing more embryonic research. scientists say most cell right now come from extra embryos discarded by fertility clinics. the judge factored in the position of obama administration and threw out the lawsuit. the california institute for regenerative medicine, one of the leading supporters of stem cell research, said today's ruling is a big step forward. >> we feel that there is a strong endorseme

kind of closed head injury. 10 or 15 or 20 years from now, he's liable to walk in to a doctor with parkinson'sease and this will be the reason for it. our troops are exposed all the times. there are injuries to the brain even though the skull is still closed. >> you bring up some good points. many thanks. >>> coming up, why we like fire works on the fourth of july. [ female announcer ] sun damage is on the rise. now use the best suncare recommended most by dermatologists. neutrogena®, with technologies like helioplex... it provides the highest average spf and unsurpassed uva protection. get the best. neutrogena®. >>> it's been more than 40 years since -- screamed the famous line, but later this summer, moviegoers will see a power struggle. rise of the planet of the apes hits theatres in august. i'm joined by rupert wyatt, the director. good morning. i got to tell you, i was seeing a film and saw the trailer for this one. it looks so good because it looks so real. the technology here is amazing. tell me about it. >> well, thank you very much. we did, we worked with a compand and we made the dec

injured to use that technique to reproduce genetic material linked to diseases like alzheimer's and parkinson'sisease that may lead them to developing new cures. >>> if you are headed to the fair, you might be asked want fries with that doughnut? doughnut burgers are part of the new food lineup at the new york state fair. a syracuse bakery will make the big kahuna burger to look like the krispy kreme doughnut cheeseburger at the ohio state fair. so they grilled a glazed doughnut and add a quarter pound burger and choice of toppings like onions and pickles. >> do they still put all the sugar on it too? >> it's glazed. so i guess there is sugar on it. >> that's truck. >> big kahuna. >> how many calories? >> too many to count. >>> 5:26. a pesky problem flying over at&t park. how the giants want to get rid of bothersome seagulls. >> they are in the bay. they are coming. >>> school is out but thieves are in. the gold mine they have kept coming back for. >>> a man is shot in the chest in oakland. police have no suspects and no motive. coming up we'll tell you what they are trying to do to stop crime

similarly with parkinson's disease, which was also found to be in the category of limited or suggestive evidence. a decision was made to grant compensation and benefits based on exposure to agent orange which according to the v.a., will cost $3.5 billion over the next ten years. this process is risky, hit or miss and a costly way to administer the veterans disability program, and resources which are in scarce supply and which our veterans need and deserve in return for their sacrifice to our nation. in its report to the congressionally mandated veterans disability commission in 2007, the institute of medicine itself found that the association standard contained in the agent orange act was inadequate and potentially misleading. that report recommended the goal of the presumptive disability decision-making process be to ensure compensation for veterans whose diseases are caused by military service and a new primary standard that sufficient evidence to support a determination of presumption would exist when evidence is sufficient to conclude that a causal relationship exists. the veterans

l-dopa is given normally for parkinson's patients to quell their tremors a little bit. it increases the amount of dopamine in the brain. they are more likely to see random patterns, meaningful patterns and even the rest of us are without the little extra hit of dopamine. but dopamine appears to be one of these chemicals that is highly related to behavioral and addictions, plus just basic learning and the sort of process up pattern is today. we know from research that patterns that tend to occur more on the right hemisphere than the left chemistry -- hemisphere showing patterns and tracking where it is recorded that brain just by forcing that as an experiment. it is the process of finding new patterns. the right hemisphere is often associated with artistic ability and musical ability and so on. so let's take a moment and think about this. not that it is a bad thing. the skeptics tend to make fun of people that see the virgin mary and a grilled cheese sandwich which by the way sold for $28,500 to a las vegas casino. we have a good chuckle about that the people believe but

glow can replaced with genes that trigger degenerative diseases such as alzheimer's disease and parkinson'sisease. then they could study how to security disease in the dog. the beagle took four years to develop. it cost $3 million. >>> counting down default. just four days until uncle sam cannot pay its bills. but congress just went home for the weekend. >>> get ready to reveal a little bit more of yourself the next time you fly. the new strategy for screening passengers. >>> and thing out the growing crowds at yosemite. what's being cleared out to improve the view. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, tensions reaching a boiling >>> i stuck my neck out a mile to try to get an agreement with the president of the united states. >> tensions reaching a boiling point on capitol hill. that is house speaker john boehner who went on the attack today before introducing his bill to cut spending and raise the nation's debt ceiling the speaker's bill passing the republican-led house by a slim margin. but as expected, just two hours later the democratic-controlled senate killed the plan. without a deal in just 3.5 days

do have -- >> jimmy: i could get it in there. [ laughter ] >> well, people have done that, like, parkinson'sneration allows you to down load software to the computer in the brain. we'll be able to do o at without surgery in 25 years. >> jimmy: now, 25 years, you say. what -- wh will life be like, what do you think it will be like during our grandchildren's time? time? or will we h he grandchildren? >> well, i plan to be around. >> jimmy: you are planning to live for a very long time. >> i'm going to take you with me, so -- >> jimmy: yeah, i doubt i'm going to make it that long. >> i think you're looking pretty good shape. >> jimmy: we'll see. but you're planning to live, what, 700 years. >> well, you know, you have to realize that by the time we get to 700 years, we're going to have even more technology, which will enable us to go further. it's a bridge to a bridge. we're only 15 years away from the point where we can really reprogram the information pro setszs in our biology. we can change our genes, not just in a baby, but in a mature individual. we can turn genes off, we can add new genes

scientists hope those cells can be to cure spinal cord injuries and other diseases, like parkinson's.>> there is a new poll out that shows economic satisfaction among the people of california is based on location. the new poll shows the people who live on the coast are happier with the economy than those who live further inland. in san francisco, 56% of people believe the job market will get better in the next year compared to 48% in sacramento. overall, eight in ten californians consider themselves successful. 65% expect their financial situation to get better in the next 12 months. >>> sales of scooters are getting better as the price of gasoline goes up. sales of the scooters jumped 37% between january and may. that's according to the motorcycle industry council. a lot of those scooters get up to 100 miles a to the gallon. -- miles to the gallon. >>> red light cameras, people here you still have to pay up. the camera used in l.a. and san francisco are operated by american traffic solutions. in l.a. the tickets are being thrown out because judges just don't enforce the fines. but th

without further adieu, patrick parkinson will give us a talk. >> well, i'd like to thank the pew trust for the opportunity to provide my aspect on this important topic. the dodd-frank altered the federal reserve's authorities. given my current role, i plan to focus on the fed's responsibility for the supervision and regulation of banks, bank holding companies, and other financial institutions. i'll touch on the role regulatory agencies play going forward in the implication of the future management by the government. i will not address monetary policy, that can be directed by others more involved. the crisis that proceeded and generated strengthened the authorities in three principle ways. first, by expanding the population of firms subject to fed supervision, second, by expanding the fed's mandate to include macrosupervision, and finally, by removing limitations on the authority the federal reserve to obtain information from and impose standards on subsidiaries of bank holding companies. the expansion of the range of firms and proportion of the u.s. financial sector subject to federal

to go back and remember is that addiction is a disease, like hart disease, like diabetes, like parkinson'sah, i can avoid that glass of alcohol or can avoid that pill. it's really a problem and a disease we have to recognize that needs treatment and if people can say it's not a choice, then that will help everybody around. >> what's really difficult when you listen to betty ford's story this started where she was being treated, valium was the solution to her problem at the time. >> right. >> you probably see that as well in your practice. >> oftentimes it starts with treatment for some injury and at that time we didn't have the same tired of moderation and ability to follow like we do now so the doctors are much more aware of what they're giving out. then you could take 20 a day and they'd give you another prescription and she was taking upwards of 20 a day. now we have better ability to follow it and monitor how people are taking it. so we have to be aware of if you're being treated for that, doctors need to ask you how much you're taking, you need to ask for help. oftentimes mental healt

during his speech he spoke about his father joe who died in 2004 of parkinson's disease saying i know he's up there right now looking down. in memory of his father, bert and his wife gail started the circle me bert web site to raise money for the national parkinson foundation minnesota. that really says volumes about bert blyleven. and bert is just known in minnesota for his dedication to other charities and to the community there. once again, bert as a lifelong twins fan, thank you and congratulations, after 14 years of waiting you are hereby circled by the major league baseball hall of fame, where generations of fans from minnesota and around the country and around the world will know of your career and your amazing contributions to the game of baseball. and to the community of minnesota. mr. president, thank you very much. i yield the floor and would suggest the absence of a quorum, and maybe also put in a word for tony oliva and then also suggest an absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president. the presiding office

. >> i'm one of a million involuntary experts on parkinson's disease. >> reporter: sometimes they don'tends roger clemens. >> let me be clear, i have never taken steroids or hgh. >> reporter: bottom line, even if you don't get a pie in the face, it can sure feel like one. >> it's very intense. say why the heat can get so hot that their pants might burst into flames. >> and what you say to congress can come back to bite you. after the testimony we showed by roger clemens, he was charged with perjury. he's currently fighting those allegations. there was recently a mistrial, matt, but he may be tried again. >> an interesting look back. jeff rossen, thank you very much. >>> and still ahead this morning, standing by her man. a closer look at wendy murdoch who jumped in to protect her 80-year-old husband, rupert, on tuesday. pretty dramatic image. her moves coming up right after your local news. ♪ hershey's chocolate syrup. stir up a smile. what is that? it burns! it's singeing me! woman: i can't see! it's the sun. get out of the office more often with chili's $6 lunch break combos, featuring

there may also be connections to multiple sclerosis and parkinson's disease. sadly, there are no known treatmenters in lifelong pain these veterans endure. in a new landmark report, the institute of medicine has recognized that and called for a major national research effort to identify treatments. the scientific community has responded with a dramatic increase in the quality and quantity of proposals that are submitted to medical research programs, otherwise known as cdmrp. in the february 12 appropriations bill, cdmp with direct relation to the gulf war is -- toost vital as summarized by the committee ochair on the popic, dr. stephen hauser, gulf war study is vital for current and future gulf war veterans. in addition, they have completed the first successful pilot study of a medication to treat one of the major symptoms of golf -- gulf war illness. just last month, a report was released on the first successful medication program study in the history of gulf war illness research. the study showed that the low cost supplement, coen siem q-10 prore-deuced symp

a direct connection between that exposure and certain disabilities, particularly heart disease, parkinson's disease, hodgkin's, et cetera. so what we're trying to do here is make sure that those who were actually exposed and there is a direct connection are we warde , and adequately so, but at the same time not have a situation where it is an open-ended expenditure of taxpayers' dollars. so the veterans' disability benefits commission endorsed the need for establishing a new framework for establis establis. we embrace causality and decision making. this will achieve -- this amendment will achieve that goal identified by the institute of medicine to ensure that scientifically based cas causaly is at the heart of the disability determination process. i would match the senator from oklahoma's and my commitment to our veterans with anyone in this body, but there also has to be some rationality associated with it. i was a great admirer of the honorable tony principi, who was a former secretary of veterans affairs. and, again, i want to quote from his statement. "if the american people lose faith