parkinson and a few friends were climbing higher cathedral spire easter sunday. the stanford alum and employee is an experienced climber but says he was tackling the most difficult stretch when something went wrong. parkinson says he somehow missed a move, causing him to plummet 30 feet before the rope caught him but not before he broke his back on the boulders he landed on. >> i was carrying a water bladder and that exploded against the rock. and when i went to feel my back initially, i thought i was -- i thought it was my blood, which was a bit troubling. >> reporter: by the time his friends got to him he was in bad shape. that's when a dramatic rescue took place that you're looking at now. but it took some careful maneuvering with the helicopter blades so close to the rock face. parkinson right now is being treated for spinal fractures. in time, he is expected to recover. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> the mother of one of the high school students killed in that crash on i-5 is now suing fedex. a fedex truck hit a bus full of teenagers head on in glenn county and

let's talk about parkinson's.re is not a great diagnosis for this. >> we think about tremors, which happens. there are characteristics, some things that parkinson's patients go through at the same time simultaneously. and one is a loss of smell, like especially a strong smell like garlic. and another is a very abnormal rem, the dream stage of sleep where you're fighting in your sleep or acting out. >> a lot of people have that. how do you know if it is something serious. >> this was based on a survey of people who had early parkinson's disease. the investigators kind of cheated because they knew they had parkinson's already. the third symptom they found which was very alarming is these patients tended to have bad constipation for 30 days or more. if you have bad constipation for three days or more, take something. but if you have all three together, that's really the warning sign and you -- >> and the change in the sense of smell. we know smell is actually associated with the first cranial nerve and the sense of s

a number of factors made parkinson's rescue tricky, including the wind. making it difficult to lower park rangers. another problem was the wall of rocks. and how close the chopper's spinning blades came to hitting it during the operation. >> very technical rescue. yosemite search and rescue are the best in the world at what they do. and if you're ever going to get injured rock climbing, yosemite valley is probably the best place to do that. >> rangers train extensively for situations like this. they were going to lower parkinson to the ground but thought it would be best to hoist him up. he gave the thumb's up when he was secure and ready to be pulled up. >> people were just really competent and caring. and i'm very grateful that they were there and helped me. >> wow. parkinson expects to be back in the bay area for rehab this week, depending on his recovery this accident probably won't stop him from pursuing his love of climbing. >> thanks, annette. >>> a major ruling by the supreme court. justices decided voters have the final say when it comes to affir

i hear from top on it all reads this my past that diagnosis and treatment of parkinson's and teeth to come out and if he's the past developed by a team of local researchers from school university in the heat and muscle movements including comfort related to parkinson's and real time and decide whether to declare sanity. he said. now if it decides i those cool automatically be injected of august th according to the article the paper on the latest technology has been published in the prestigious scientific journal that nature nanotechnology. we're now seeing rabble to the all too quickly. venturing into the medical field. i'll leave that for this week's lake at the stories from the korean papers. the stories making headlines on the global front from russia i get again typing pressure on ukraine to the ongoing hunt for missing malaysian airline are people like rep only continue for so called let's start with russia's gas hike on ukraine just how much of an increase are we talking about. eighty percent hike. the latest increase is the second in just three days in a represents a huge burde

rock climbing at yosemite national park. 26-year-old blake parkinson expected to return home after a few weeks of therapy. kpix 5's andria borba spoke with him in modesto. >> reporter: this is how eastern yosemite began for blake and ben of palo alto geared up ready to climb higher cathedral sp

a french nun that recovered from parkinson's, the same thing john paul ii, and another that had a brain aneurysm, which inexplicably disappeared when she prayed to john paul ii. >> thank you so much. extraordinary event. we have lots of people there already. we will check back with you. we know millions are expected to descend and already thousands have. >>> gluttony is one of the so-called seven deadly sins, but one city in france sell bralts the overindulgence of food and wine. and who else other than anthony bourdain to take us there in this week's "parts unknown." >> i gained about 8 pounds in less than a week. if you plan to come to leon, bring your lipitor, get your reservation at betty ford squared away in advance, because you're going to be eating.

it happened on sunday when blake parkinson from palo alto fell about 30 feet on to a rock ledge. crews hoisted parkinson into this helicopter and then flew him to yosemite valley where a helicopter was brought in to take him to modesto. the experienced climber is expected to survive. >>> there are many reasons forgetting a tattoo, but there are few easy options for getting rid of one. now a new generation of lasers is hoping to erase them faster and more completely. >> it was one of my favorite bands so it was time to make may mark. >> he paid a painful price to the band ac/dc. not long after he tattooed the band on his arm he noticed a reaction on his skin. >> it got to a point that the skin was swelling to a point it hurt. >> he was allergic to a compound in the blue ink used in the lettering. and the color is notoriously hrrd to remove and even with commonly used lasers. he eventually turned to dr. christine leigh. >> blues and greens usually never go away. you could be treating it 16, 20, 30 treatments and you are not going to get there. >> to remove the stubborn blue ink the

>> someone gets prescription a and then they manifestims of another disease, and it looks like parkinson's disease, and if the diagnoses is mixed, and rather than the drug that causes the symptoms, the patient is put on at i parkinson's drugs, and those may cause side effects and interact with other drugs that the patient is on. so that's a problem when that are occurs. >> professor lee -- >> a lot of times, just to get a point here, when a patient is initially prescribed a drug for a condition, doctors and researchers back this up, they really do not spend enough time explaining to the patient how the pill should be taken, when it should be taken, how it should not being be be taken, and specifically, when things go wrong, pick up the phone and call the doctor's office right away. >> professor lee, you don't want to say that doctors are being negligent. this is an overburdened system. and they are taking more patients to make up the distance, and so where is the disconnect here. >> as peter mensed, we need a team approach. and let me advocate for pharmacy. because i teach in a college of

chp and paramedic brown helped pull parkinson to the helicopter. >> he was more responsive than i thought he gave me a thumbs up and thanked me and the other crews what we had done. >> reporter: in the same way, he gave me a thumbs up when i left his hospital room. showing a sign of optimism and hope for the future. >>> for moving ahead with a plan to build a pond at shark park golf course. that golf course is in pacifica but owned by the city of san francisco. officials say the pond would help with the red leg flog and guarder make. but the save the frogs organization say it would be toxic to wildlife. there's no word when a judge would rule on the matter. >>> video of an attempt to capture a leopard seems frightening but we have to tell you it ended in a good way. after the chase the animal was captured and released back into the wild. the man was treated for the bite wound. >> can you imagine that thing jumping straight out at you. >> wow. >> scary. >>> coming up a warning about thefts in a place you may not expect them. >> it went past the guard. >> reporter: why thieves may be after

chp and paramedic brown helped pull parkinson to the helicopter. >> he was more responsive than i thoughtgave me a thumbs up and thanked me and the other crews what we had done. >> reporter: in the same way, he gave me a thumbs up when i left his hospital room. showing a sign of optimism and hope for the future. >>> for moving ahead with a plan to build a pond at shark park golf course. that golf course is in pacifica but owned by the city of san francisco. officials say the pond would help with the red leg flog and guarder make. but the save the frogs organization say it would be toxic to wildlife. there's no word when a judge would rule on the matter. >>> video of an attempt to capture a leopard seems frightening but we have to tell you it ended in a good way. after the chase the animal was captured and released back into the wild. the man was treated for the bite wound. >> can you imagine that thing jumping straight out at you. >> wow. >> scary. >>> coming up a warning about thefts in a place you may ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been suc

now, parkinson is being treated for spinal fractures and is expected to recover. live in the newsroom, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> it wasn't a typical smash- and-grab at walgreens in belmont. the thieves didn't want cash. last friday's robbery was captured on tape. take a look. you can see the two men using concrete blocks. they shattered the door and once inside they go straight for the counter and stacks and stacks of cigarettes. in just a minute they emptied the display in trash bags and fled the store. about $6,000 worth of cigarettes were stolen. >>> happening today in santa rosa sonoma county healing committee will hold its first meeting. they will focus on the andy lopez shooting. he was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy as the teen carried a fake gun last october. the purpose of the meeting is to open dialogue between law enforcement and the community so healing can begin. tonight's meeting will be at 6:00 at cook middle school in santa rosa. >>> rescue workers back at it searching for missing ferry passengers in south korea. at least 150 people are dead

it happened on sunday when blake parkinson from palo alto fell about 30 feet on to a rock ledge. crews hoisted parkinson into this helicopter and then flew him to yosemite valley where a helicopter was brought in to take him to modesto. the experienced climber is expected to survive. >>> there are many reasons forgetting a tattoo, but there are few easy options for getting rid of one. now a new generation of lasers is hoping to erase them faster and more completely. >> it was one of my favorite bands so it was time to make may mark. >> he paid a painful price to the band ac/dc. not long after he tattooed the band on his arm he noticed a reaction on his skin. >> it got to a point that the skin was swelling to a point it hurt. >> he was allergic to a compound in the blue ink used in the lettering. and the color is notoriously hrrd to remove and even with commonly used lasers. he eventually turned to dr. christine leigh. >> blues and greens usually never go away. you could be treating it 16, 20, 30 treatments and you are not going to get there. >> to remove the stubborn blue ink the

for depression, parkinson's, many other diseases. this could be a major breakthrough so this is a great finding that we're dealing with today. >> that sounds so exciting. dr. siegel, if you suppress ghrilen, does it affect other parts of the body and sounds like something everybody is going to want to take. >> we're not there yet. we're still talking about mice, but this is a very excite step forward as david was saying. been given anti-depressants until the 1950s and had a lot of side effects and encourage people to get behavioral therapy first, change their lifestyle and if necessary, because a lot of depression is biochemical, to take anti-depressants. the one we give now blocks serotonin up take so you have more in the brain and helps communicate. it has a lot of side effects and doesn't work for everyone. ghrilen we thought was a bad guy. all bad guys are now becoming good guys. ghrilen was the one, hey, people are gaining weight with it. in other words, the body makes griilen and you heat more. in other words, it's a regulatory

blake parkinson recovering in a modesto hospital now. 26-year-old was rock climbing in yosemite last sunday when he was fell and he was just too injured to move. >> i hit a ledge with a large rock, so, i hit my back on a pole there. so i was protruding off of this ledge, so that's what caused the injuries in my back. >> wind and the rock wall made it difficult for the rescue crew to get to parkinson. at one point, the helicopter's blades were spinning just 10 feet from the wall, but they pulled him up and took him to the hospital. doctors say he will be fine and should be back in the bay area for rehab later this week. >>> well, new at 11:00, crews have rediscovered a ship wreck more than a century old in the san francisco bay. in fact, it's right near the golden gate bridge. nbc bay area's krchristie smiths live in san francisco with why it's been hidden for so long. christie? >> reporter: good morning, scott. it was actually about this time of day when the steam ship city of chester named after city in pennsylvania sank ear, way back in 188. now, since then, researchers have had an

disminuye el avance de males como el parkinson y el alzheimer, al normalizar la función de las neuronasora la mente. contribuye a revertir enfermedades como el reumatismo, la osteoporosis, la hipertensión, las várices y muchas más. >>yo padecí de artritis por lo menos hace como 20 años. tomaba pastillitas para el dolor y más o menos era llevadera; pero al pasar el tiempo, no había analgésico, por fuerte que sean, que me hicieran efecto. el colmo era que yo no podía abrir los pomos de la medicina. a tal punto, que los médicos siempre te mandan cortisona, pero no saben el efecto que viene después de eso. mira, un día, hace como un mes, mi esposa me llama; yo me estaba bañando. y me dice: "¡sal, sal, ven a ver esto!". y yo cogí la toalla y enjabonada y hasta con susto, pues fui a ver lo que pasaba. y era que estaban poniendo el programa de bioxtron. me pareció una cosa muy interesante, una medicina nueva que no tiene contraindicación, todo natural, y me dije: "bueno, "pues si regenera los tejidos, pues yo voy a probarlo". yo estoy viejo ya, pero como dicen que es la medicina del siglo xxi,

it happened on sunday when blake parkinson from palo alto fell about 30 feet on to a rock ledge.oisted parkinson into this helicopter and then flew him to yosemite valley where a helicopter was brought in to take him to modesto. the experienced climber is expected to survive. >>> there are many reasons forgetting a tattoo, but there are few easy options for getting rid of one. now a new generation of lasers is hoping to erase them faster and more completely. >> it was one of my favorite bands so it was time to make may mark. >> he paid a painful price toth. not long after he tattooed the band on his arm he noticed a reaction on his skin. >> it got to a point that the skin was swelling to a point it hurt. >> he was allergic to a compound in the blue ink used in the lettering. and the color is notoriously hrrd to remove and even with commonly used lasers. he eventually turned to dr. christine leigh. >> blues and greens usually never go away. you could be treating it 16, 20, 30 treatments and you are not going to get there. >> to remove the stubborn blue ink they will use two lasers

our correspondent keith parkinson as well. ukrainian armed forces was sixteen and eighteen muscle around the mesa minutes into towns in eastern ukraine on site today. a cult is more shaven heads and home expressed milk areas patrolled the area. but they did not and to stop the answer. the second a fifty s operation to re gain control of the region mounting located around the archetypes the scene the ucc center there was an air of normality. to this majestic people to form a new medical council to replace the previous administration ousted from office when gunmen took ryan to the council building. go on to a brewer but the most important thing is that the people of the rich and prosperous matter if we're in russia ukraine for a new state of the most important thing is that the people must rule their country and not the oligarchs. that life inside the answer is no included in the sense that this is currently being housed by auntie jasmine to ten men. c'mon this is a part of a gemini and mitre edification mission. few in the lead

city of coffee and tea me that some one hundred sixty km from the russian border of the spine cake parkinson has more from eastern ukraine she was doing the ukraine's east in miniature. as the nt government gunmen seize control of this is the whole building. the station. this etf costs canteen if attacked using some hikes high as the concrete blocks until i read kate's best showing since the others look on some pacing to say is that the alms man. i'm picky as interim government launched its own goals. anti operation last week. really sux strengthening back and forth in the east of the country and as late as town to fold. meanwhile in the antique ambience many shia stronghold of savvy and its generous sweet news that the seven european minute chance that this was still being held hostage. ukraine's state security said this to some unforeseen people apparently contains a makeshift jails and fifteen constantine if a woman calling herself the specs the senate. he will receive an ounce is this a referendum will be held next month. as st george smith and has a similar path dependence treatment han

winds and that rock wall made it difficult for the rescue crew to get to parkinson. they pulled him up and took him to the hospital. doctors say he will be fine and should be back in the area later this week. it is wednesday? >> it is my monday. mostly in the 50s and the 40s. today is that day when you get closer to the week. you know we have a good looking weekend coming your way. slight chance for showers saturday and sunday. as you can see here for the bottom of your screen. changes coming to the bottom of your forecast. we have pockets of low clouds today. temperatures will be on the cool side and then between 3:00 and 4:00 we'll hit a cool day out there. chilly start 40s and 50s. less wind today. cool sunshine and then as we head throughout the evening hours we'll see those low clouds return tomorrow. the rain arrives tomorrow night into friday. we'll focus on that in our next report right now. what are we watching out there. >> mike is back tomorrow that is what i'm watching. >> i'm going to say that. yesterday we had so many accidents. this morning quiet condi

milagro reconocido por el vaticano se realizÓ en el 2005, una monja francesa padecÍa la enfermedad de parkinsonrica en el 2011 cuando ingresÓ en el hospital con una gran aneurisma y que la habÍan desahuciado. >> yo lo tenÍa de frente a mi. este cuadro. y escuchaba a los que me decÍa: levÁntate. no tengas miedo. >> el mÉdico up cargo no se lo explica como ocurriÓ. >> me sorprendiÓ mucho porque es raro, curioso y nunca me habÍa pasado. >> para su familia la recuperaciÓn fue fruto de las plegarias que le dedicaron. >> me siento bien. me siento bien. >> el beato juan pablo ii serÁ elevado a la calidad de santo el prÓximo 27 de abril. >> durante la ceremonia de canonizaciÓn llevarÁ una reliquia del papa, se trata de un tubo de ensayo con sangre del futuro santo. tendremos una amplia cobertura de la canonizaciÓn toda esta semana hasta el prÓximo domingo 27 de abril. >> la sequÍa en california estÁ afectando a los bancos de alimentos en todo el estado mÁs de la mitad de la comida que distribuyen son frutas y verduras frescas. los agricultores sembraron menos porque no tienen agua para sembrar las cose

fox foundation for parkinson's research. $64.95 at magnaready.com. michael is so amazing. did a cameo performance. and yet i just -- i killed more television shows that i did. i mean, i did -- >> stop saying it. >> i did. lipstick jungle and smash. >> smash. >> and michael j. fox. >> very funny, funny episode. i just want to personally apologize to michael because he's a brilliant guy and sweetheart. okay. >> all right. >> it is time for -- >> friday funny. we're ready. >> i've been waiting. >> this man was overweight. so his doctor put him on a diet, the doctor told the man, i want you to eat regularly for two days, then skip a day, and repeat this plan for two weeks. next time i see you, you'll have lost at least five pounds. >> okay. the man returned weeks later, he lost almost 20 pounds. that's amazing, the doctor said to him. did you follow my instructions? the man nodded. i'll tell you, though, i thought i was going to drop dead that third day. from hunger, the doc asked? no, from skipping, the man replied. >> that's a good one. that was a good one. time for our john

it involved 22 parkinson's patients. researchers found that smoking marijuana improved specific motor symptoms, including tremors. doctors say it eases pain and helps patients sleep with few side effects. >>> a british surgeon discovered what could be a medical breakthrough for treating wounded knees. the new procedure is said to leave the knee stronger and more stable by using a ligament that doctors didn't know existed until just six months ago. that doctor is teaching the new procedure to surgeons worldwide. >>> you may never need to visit a car wash again. nissan testing an exterior paint that repels water and oil. the paint is currently being tested on the european version of the nissan note. no word if and when it will be offered in the u.s. offering a ray of hope to 130,000 people in the u.s. employed at car washes. i don't know if that offers them hope. >> i don't think that's hope at all. >> that's a pink slip. >> that's hope for people who want to own white cars like me. >> there you go. >>> a group of elementa

dominicana de un paro cardÍaco tras batallar contra complicaciones de salud derivadas del mal de parkinsonodas las cosas estamos satisfechos de que la tuvimos mucho tiempo con nosotros y le dimos todo el amor que se puede dar a una persona, reciprocando ese amor que ella nos dio, ese cariÑo. >> nuestro mÁs sentido pÉsame a la familia, el sepelio serÁ maÑana. vamos a cambiar de tema, se lanza a las calles nuestro querido jomari goyso, y asesora en temas a una persona muy especial, y hasta se animÓ a hacer una transformaciÓn de impacto, aquÍ se lo presentamos. ♪ ♪ >> hoy me siento como de gala, primero me voy a las calles, a buscar a una vÍctima, y luego regreso, sÍgueme. pensaban que era una pesadilla, que nunca le iba a cumplir el sueÑo? >> no, pero no. >> no quieres darme dos besos? ♪ ♪ (risas) te puedo dar unos comentarios, o no? >> me da pena. >> pero para ponerte en las sombras esta maÑana no te ha dado pena, llevas como cuatro, cuÁl es la primera que te pones? >> la que agarro. >> te las vas a quitar, verdad que sÍ? ponte un rimmel bÁsico. >> y el pelo? >> quÉ querÍas? >> conocerte. >

. >> his two miracles include a frevenl nun's recovery from parkinson's disease and a costa rica woman overcoming a brain aneurysm. in the last thousand years just seven popes have been made saints, including these two. >> well, as you know getting into uc berkeley is not easy. hundreds of oakland fifth graders got in the students from global family school took part in a six-week college readiness program. . they took part in new students orientation and several courses in classrooms >> they apply to berkeley and received a letter admitting them for a day. so they get to come today ask experience being a student for a day. >> how cool is that? they've been running the program to get students thinking about college. one volunteer is a san francisco state senior. he took the program a decade ago. >> a fifth grader will earn a trip to the all star game. after winning a grand prize in an essay may ronned will be introduced and then, again during the world series. they will all get a chance to meet the doctor of jackie robinson >> this afternoon, i spoke to abc world news anchor diane sawye

primero es el de una monja francesa, la hermana mary, que asegura que fue sanado del mal de parkinsonfue desahuciada cuando sufrÍa un aneurisma. >> una pÁgina de karol wojtyla. lo hice como lo hice miles de personas. el testimonio de salvaciÓn. >> a pedido ver al papa emÉrito benedicto xvi, para agradecerle el hecho de haber abierto la causa de beatificaciÓn de juan pablo ii. el dÍa que, segÚn dijo, fue sanada. con motivo de la canonizaciÓn de la dos papas, la capilla del hospital bambino jesÚs, roma, exhibirÁ una de las pequeÑos relicarios. fue tomada por el personal mÉdico del nosocomio durante los Últimos dÍas desenfrenada. tamÉs serÁ expuesto el solideo de juan xxiii. el mismo accesorio que se colocÓ en uno de los pacientes. al parecer, el consenso ha inconformado a otras personas. por el escÁndalo de abusos sexuales durante su papado. han criticado el hecho de que el vaticano convierte en santo juan pablo ii. incluso le han solicitado a la onu, que intervenga para que se determine si el llamado papa viajero encubriÓ a los sacerdotes pederastas. para muchos fieles, mucho de la fil

now on sunday 26-year-old blake parkinson fell from a granite wall.hey were able to hoist him up to safety. he is in the hospital being treated for a broken back. >> i had my back on a -- i hit my back on a bolder. it had been a climb i had wanted to do for quite awhile. i will have to wait to finish it up another time i guess. >> doctors say parkinson is extremely lucky. despite the fall he could still move his hands and legs. he is not paralyzed. the stanford admissions officer plans to return home after intensive therapy. >>> time is 5:25. three violent fall groups want to block san francisco -- three environmental groups want to block san francisco from building three golf parks. for years environmentalists have been trying to get the city to allow the golf course to revert to the lagoon and the marsh lands it used to be. however the city says having that bond would create new habitat for endangered red legged frogs and the san francisco gardener snakes. so far there is no indication when a judge will make a decision on that lawsuit. >>> tomorrow

now on sunday 26-year-old blake parkinson fell off a granite wall.cue helicopter and its crew carried him to safety. he's in the hospital being treated for a broken back. >> i hit my back on a bolder that was protruding off of this ledge. it had been a climb i wanted to do for quite awhile. i will have to wait to finish it up another time. >> doctors say as you can imagine parkinson is extremely lucky. despite the fall he gave it a thumbs up. he can still move his hands and legs, he is not paralyzed. the stanford admissions officer planned to go home after going through a long period of intensive therapy. >>> three environmental groups want to stop san francisco from building a pond at sharp park golf course. the golf course is in pacifica but owned by the city of san francisco. the city says having the pond would help control flooding during heavy rains and give two endangered species a happen tat. but the sequoia society and save the frogs organization says it would be toxic to wildlife. no word on when a judge will rule on that matter. >>> time is

. >> reporter: art lewis has parkinson's disease and lives in the hospital. the disease has taken a toll on his body but not on his spirit. and his memories of mid-way are vivid. >> this one guy, i knocked him down. he went down to a slow dive. hit the dive and skidded. and when he jumped out of that car. he blew out of his 45. >> reporter: if anyone still doubted the vulnerability of great ships, the battle finished the question. within minutes several were sunk. hundreds of soldiers in them. a vessel could turn into a blazing coffin in seconds. try to imagine what it would be like to stand on a ship while it went into burning melting metal. >> when they're going perpendicular. they can't hit you. to launch a torpedo you had to get sideways. you have to get toward a mile at least. and here comes something, like a freight train. >> reporter: the battle of mid- way raced for three ways with the american fleets scoring most of the kills. but then the great u.s. carrier york town was killed. first by enemy, then by bombs then submarines. >> those bodies were fly

parkinson climbing on sunday morning. there were three other people with him. he slipped and fell from his anchor point. he had serious back injuries. he could not walk. once the crews get him out of the valley there in that basket, another helicopter was able to fly him to a hospital in modesto. but as we say he is in the hospital tonight recovering. very lucky they could get to him given the winds at the chopper maneuvering in there. >> absolutely. the rescuers are so accurate. >> reporter: highly trained. >> thank you. >>> east bay m.u.d. today announced new moves to help with the drought. the district will pipe in an emergency water supply from the sacramento river. it hasn't done that in 50 years. east bay m.u.d. say they can pay for bringing in the river water with their own reserves so no need for a rate increase. the district is also asks customers to continue the 10% voluntary water reductions starting in february. >>> the mission district has a large latino population in san francisco but an influx of new people with new money may threaten that. mike

there he is, blake parkinson.>> mother of a student killed in a crash on i-5 now suing fedex. a fedex truck hit a school bus -- or rather a busful of teenagers in glenn county killing 10 people. the mother says fedex truck uses trucks with a history of catching fire. >>> how about the sharks? just one win away now from advancing in the stanley cup play-offs. san jose's patrick marleau scored the overtime win against the kings last night in game 3. they lead 3 games to none. game 4 could be the clincher tomorrow night in l.a. traffic and weather coming up. ,,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good morning. checking conditions in san jose right now. 280 and highway 85 are both busier than normal because of earlier problems. you can see it's all jammed up through downtown especially

the bay area's linda ronstadt was also inducted but could not attend because she has parkinson's disease>>> cbs has named a replacement for david letterman on "the late show." the new host will be stephen colbert. he says just being a guest on letterman's show has been a highlight of his career so far. >> this man has influenced who came before him and even a few who came after him he is that good and i don't envy whoever they try to put in that chair. >> cbs made the announcement a week after he said elbow out next year. the network ceo says coal ber will not portray an out-of- touch conservative as he has on comedy come. instead he will just be himself. >> the persona of stephen colbert is going to be original, smart and different. >> colbert turns 50 next month. his salary at comedy central is reported to be around $6 million, less than half of what letterman makes. >>> if you want to add some color to that salad, fresh grocer tony tantillo says think radicchio. >> reporter: it has a strong great flavor. when you see it in the store you want to make sure these leaves have this nice th

i hear in the parkinson's pampers that governor jerry brown is going to put together another light agency in a different form. so therefore without a doubt i have to come forth and have a hammer and is before you do anything governor jerry brown you've got to check. i'm not faulting none of you all but my reverend and african-american leaders you all read the papers of the corruption in the city but i'm here asking for yes, ma'am path i'm representing any african-american communities and generations my can i see kids kids. and so in closing i've got to run downstairs please ask me to put something together. thank you very much >> thank you very much i'm not to break protocol for a second mr. washington i want to hear what you're going to presents. >> oh, oh i'm sorry. >> that's the number i call i can't contact you (inaudible). >> wait i'm going to correct this call my number and you'll get christen good morning or afternoon. >> okay. so thank you. next item, please. >> the next sort of business is the report to the chairman and chair. >> so, now we can talk about the next meeting next we

the project will target conditions such as alzheimer's disease, parkinson's disease and post-traumatic stress disorder. the first to sign up will take place at a swim and registration drive on jefferson street this morning. >> crews are marking the one month anniversary of the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370 scouring the floor of the indian ocean and hope to locate the signals of the jets' black blockses before they are last never. we are in australia. >> you recall the strainian ship "the ocean shield" using this pinger locator, detecting two signals over the weekend consistent with signals sent by a flight data recorder. in the last 24 hours officials say they have not heard anymore of the pings. >> if we can get more ping, more transmissions, we can get a better "fix" on the ocean floor which will enable a much more narrowly focused visual search for wreckage. >> if they do detect more pings the team will then deploy this underwater tore tore -- torpedo-looking device and would reveal the wreckage of the boeing. this new zealand airplane is one of a dozen on the search

blake parkinson and friends were climbing higher cathedral spire at yosemite national park over the weekend an experienced climber missed a moving and fell 30 feet before the rope caught him. he broke his back when he landed on a boulder. >> i was carrying a water bladder and that exploded against the rocks and when i went to feel my back initially i thought i was bleeding. it was a bit troubling. >> i guess. rescue crews had to do some trick tricky -- tricky maneuvering to get him out. he will go home after a few weeks of therapy. >>> a steamship that sank with 16 passengers aboard in 1888 has been found under the golden gate bridge. today scientists released three- dimensional images. wreckage. the sinking of city of chester is the second deadliest shipwreck on san francisco bay. the chester set off in thick fog and eventually hit a steamer more than twice its size. >> isn't that remarkable? there must be a ton of things under the bay. >> but you would think they would be able to find that. it's not that deep. >> yeah. >> that is amazing. >>> i took a little walk to get some fresh air. >>

>> he's in a wheelchair because he is battling a form of parkinson's right there, but there has been so much joy in his life in the last year. he just marked the 25th anniversary of his election. i just get the sense he is enjoying this time so much, and you can tell by the president and mrs. obama there. everyone is enjoying being with him right now. >> i think it's legitimately a warm relationship. >> i think you're right. >> i think it really is. all right, "early start" all right, "early start" continues right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> school stabbing rampage. a student slashing his way through a high school hallway without warning, stabbing, slashing 20 students before being tackled by a school official. right now, the teenage suspect is behind bars as victims lay in hospital beds. we will bring you the very latest and developments this morning, coming up. >>> the search narrowing this morning for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. search crews could be just days away from figuring out where the vanished jetliner crashed. we're live with what's happening

this is how easter in yosemite began for blake parkinson and ben tomsky. this is how it ended with a chp helicopter hauling blake off of the granite. he was tackling the most difficult stretch when everything went wrong. >> went to pull a move and i didn't make it and i fell and it was about 20 or 40 feet before the rope caught me. >> reporter: but not before his back was broken on the boulder he landed on. >> i was carrying water and that exploded against the rock. when i went to feel my back i thought it was my blood. >> reporter: he was panicked not from the fall, but from the silence. >> whoa, this seemed bad. it seemed bad he was not responsible. he was not shouting to us. normally, when a climber falls, right away they would say i'm okay. >> reporter: when ben and other climbers got to blake, he was in bad shape. they called 911 and the rescue began. >> if you move forward five feet, right through the trees. >> after a lot of careful maneuvering with the chopper blades close to the rock face, they carefully reeled him up with a basket. after a few di

deep into yosemite national park on sunday to evacuate an injured rock climber. 26-year-old blake parkinson had fallen 30 feet, breaking his back. but he's recovering tonight at a hospital in modesto. well, this could be a first, a traffic jam caused by a hot air balloon that made an unplanned landing. it happened last night in san diego. the balloon was blown off course by a gust of wind. the pilot brought it down on the street. 8 passengers were aboard including children celebrating a birthday. nobody hurt, but they will have quite a story to tell. today, chicago celebrated the 100th anniversary of wrigley field. the friendly confines looked good as new as cub fans welcomed back many of their favorites, including hall-of-famer ernie banks. all the players wore throw-back uniforms, but as often happens, the cubs blew a three-run lead, losing to arizona, 7-5. in another part of chicago, teenagers are learning a different sport and a lot about life. that story's next. teams. next weather talent appears at wx center with generic pinpoint filling monitor the take special sponsored 7-day graphi

. >> alzheimer's and parkinson's can be helped or prevented, this is great research. please, keep us posted on this. >> speaking of those lab mice, you know. they have something else that they are cooking up over there in the labs having to do with dna. imagine if they edited your dna so you wouldn't have to worry about any type of debilitating diseases. well, that process is already under way in lab mice, and they have used that to cure liver disease. >> still talking mice here, too, a little closer to humans, and never yet had a treatment, genetic treatment approved by the fda, and i predict this will be the first one. this is called crisper. this is something that edits genes, and let me tell you something. you have 300 billion pairs of dna in your body, but if only one goes wrong you end up with a major disease, cystic fibrosis or down's syndrome or sickle-cell anemia, so they figured out a way to edit a single gene in mice and correct a liver disease that's causing a lot of poisoning to the body and they cured the mouse. there's a problem with bringing too,into h

there's going to parkinson's disease sufferer joseph was on the leaves with such it may have found a miracle remedy to briefly just before i can have the actress had to be able to screw in a plank of wood he can do with it. now i can eat it too tiny for me that's extraordinary. does it. it's the correlation of like his appeal court for having such thoughts is what the meal hopping experiments using that they're afraid of drugs used to reduce the amount of on and the forty she says but the final product is still will be years away from me. i think that the others gotta be used to accent the state to operate the council this week. an almost annual health and wellness exhibition offered his sunscreen magical substance and advice i took three days. in just a few generations here the population has gone from running and living through strenuous walk like fishing and spending a small cost of jokes. our schools and officials in the country to stress the importance of a healthy lifestyle. the city causes illness is like high cholesterol heart disease and eight. tt's all of them are inter con

modesto hospital after falling while rock climbing at yosemite national park. 26-year-old blake parkinson expected to return home after a few weeks of therapy. kpix 5's andria borba spoke with him in modesto. >> reporter: this is how eastern yosemite began for blake and ben of palo alto geared up ready to climb higher cathedral spire. >> we're up already. >> reporter: this is how it ended with the chp helicopter hauling blake off the side of sheer granite. the stanford alum and employee is an experienced climber tackling the most difficult stretch when everything went wrong. >> went to pull and, you know, i didn't make it and i fell and it was about 20 or 30 feet before the rope caught me. >> reporter: but not before his back was broken by the boulder he had landed on. >> i was carrying a water bladder and that exploded against the rock and when i went to feel my back initially i thought he was -- i thought it was my blood which was a bit troubling. >> reporter: climbing partner ben was panicked not from the fall but the silence. >> whoa, this seems bad. it seemed bad that he was not resp

. >> reporter: as for other disorder, in parkinson's, the panel found marijuana ineffective for treatingmovements caused by medications. the data was inconclusive for treating tics in tourette syndrome and seizures in epilepsy. >> i have a feeling it will help epilepsy, because most of my patients have epilepsy and they tell me that smoking marijuana helps them, but that's not the kind of evidence we could use for the guidelines. >> reporter: since marijuana has been illegal in the united states, research into benefits and risks, such as cognitive side effects, has been severely hampered. in fact, there's only one federally approved source for study, and scott, now medical marijuana is being made legal by state voters not by the f.d.a. so it has not gone through the usual rigorous f.d.a. approval process. >> pelley: john, thanks. tonight, toyota said it is moving it's u.s. headquarters to texas after more than half a century in southern california. texas offering toyota incentives for $40 million to make the move. 3,000 jobs will be shifted from torrance, california, to the new headquart

cctv sky parkinson reports from donetsk. local politicians are loved him and link back to the uk in the back staircase. proteins ukraine and team president to be known to manage the operations against anti kiev many students in the east. they did was shot last week just hours before my back went h h h h h h had at that was fromheame policy as acting president on a design detection off. seen here with us vice president joe biden's comments this week that the us will stand by ukraine in the face of a correction. horny wet ride back was a politician. and in other towns and cities across the east. there was no sign on wednesday. any cracks down on the progression in attendance. many from many even those who know ill to the pro western government in kiev. i was in this situation can just be fired up like a spark. what we're seeing now is nothing compared to what could happen. the situation could get worse much much worse it would provoke the aggression of these people you done yet. at the headquarters of the self proclaimed peopl