carolina, mi hermana tiene parkinson, lo mÍo es un parkinson leve. >> debe gracias a los cuidados dermada. >> y mamÁ tiene parkinson, tambiÉn metido en mi tÍa, pero mÁs que nada porque mi hermano, la meta de su vida era encontrar una cura para el parkinson. ellos trabajan muy de cerca con la sociedad americana de parkinson, para dar a conocer mas de esta enfermedad. >> pueden tener una calidad de vida relativamente normal, y si los cuidados adecuados, el periodo de vida no cambia. ♪♪ >> se realizan los servicios fÚnebres el cantautor mexicano joan sebastiÁn. en segundos mÁs informaciÓn. >>se realizaron los actos fÚnebres para joan sebastiÁn en mÉxico. >> el cÁncer le ganÓ la batalla, tres veces lo atacÓ y anoche se lo llevÓ a la edad de 64 aÑos. sus Últimas horas las pasÓ en su rancho, aquÍ, rodeado del campo y de sus seres queridos. >> mi padre, creo que ante todo yo merecÍa descansar. fue una persona que luchÓ durante muchos aÑos. >> el hermano de joan sebastiÁn dijo que sus Últimos dÍas fueron sumamente difÍciles. >> a Él le sobreviven una crisis era inesperada, se fue rodeado de

es una de las mÁs comunes pero hay otras causas para el parkinson, sÍndrome de parkinson plus, parkinsonismoiene lo mismo que yo, es parkinson pero mÁs intenso mira que lo mÍo mÁs leve. >> gracias a los cuidados de su hijo quien hace un aÑo no pudo seguir con la investigaciÓn de esta enfermedad, ni sobre los tratamientos tanto mÉdicos como alternativas existentes, perdiÓ la vida en un accidente pero dejÓ una organizaciÓn que organizar diferentes actividades para que la comunidad que mejor informada. >> mi tÍo y mi tÍa padecen parkinson. para mi hermano el mÉtodo de su vida era encontrar una cura para el parkinson. >> la organizaciÓn trabaja muy de cerca con la organizaciÓn mundial de comercio estÁn. _ mundial de parkinson. ilia: gracias, no se retire. paola: tras un dÍa intensamente nublado la temperatura estuvo levemente por debajo de lo normal. los detalles del tiempo y hasta cuando tendremos lluvias mÁs adelante. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> me llamo raquel mendoza y estas mi vida. a veces, mi vida necesita un escape. este lugar tr

he believes this is what he needs to keep his parkinson's from getting worse. really feel this is part of your survival? >> a hundred percent. >> reporter: doctors across the country are touting table tennis as therapy for parkinson's. >> not only improved my cardiac issues but in terms of the parkinson's disease, it greatly improved my muscle stiffness, which i didn't expect. >> reporter: he said it also helps with balance and muscle weakness. >> there is something about table tennis and what it does for the brain that is really beneficial. >> reporter: same game new reason it play. as a young boy, he played the low impact sport because it was something his little heart could handle. >> it gave me some kol confidence in myself being able to actually play something physical and enjoy it. >> reporter: lavine says the proof is in the power of the paddle. just watch. >> right new i have it deal with the shaky hand, go figure. but how do i compensate? take this beautiful thing here i have in my hand this ping-pong paddle stick it in my hand and guess what? focus, f

navin believes this is what it takes to keep his parkinson's disease from getting worse.eally feel that this is part of your survival? >> 100%. >> doctors across the country touting table tennis as a therapy for parkinson's. >> not only to improve my cardiac issues but in terms of the parkinson's disease it greatly improved my muscle stiffness which i did not expect. >> he said it helps with his balance and muscle weakness. >> there's something about table tennis and what it does for the brain that really, really is beneficial. >> a new reason to play. as a young boy he played the low impact sport because it was something his little heart could handle. >> it gave me some confidence in myself being able to actually play something physical and enjoy it. >> navin says the proof is in the power of the paddle. just watch. >> right now i have to deal with the shaky hand. go figure. but how do i compensate? take this beautiful thing here i have in my hand, ping-pong paddle, stick it in my hand and the hand shaking is gone completely. >> after his first international table tennis

. >> we now know from many, many studies that exercise is incredibly helpful for parkinson's disease.inflammation that we sometimes see in the brain. >> reporter: kevin kwok was diagnosed at age 40. >> i really felt like "dawn of the dead," where i was just dragging. >> reporter: at 54, he says the bad days are getting better. >> your body feels rhythms, you can hit a bag, which normally you might not be able to do, and then you're inspired. >> reporter: in class, these patients call themselves fighters, reclaiming their lives against the disease. aditi roy, abc news, san francisco. >> we thank aditi for that story. we thank you for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning, and david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >> we're following breaking not of the south bay. dangerous fires burn homes and dry brush nearby. we'll have a live report. >>> an overflow of demand for water forces authorities in the east bay to cut off the display to some people. >>> good news, live update on the doyle drive construction. abc7

bush is 91 years old and suffers from a form of parkinson's disease. the doctor says bush will be fitted with a neck brace and have to undergo surgery. >> the president never lost consciousness in the injury he established neither imbinged on his smooipsal cord nor resulted in any neurologic deficit. >> after being shot down over the pacific in world war ii mrs. bush says that is a small bump in the road for the former president. >>> we showed you video of how this man tried to fight off his attacker in the district. now, he is telling his story to news4 tonight. find out what he tried to do to escape. >>> and transitioning in the military, a service member tells her story about being transgender in the military and how there are still so many challenges she faces every day. >> legally i'm a woman. but will the military >>> an osprey family in the district is enjoying a specially made high rise. construction workers noticed the nest in the midst of a building project in southwest washington. the osprey had first built its nest on a working crane. that

. >> we now know from many, many studies that exercise is incredibly helpful for parkinson's disease.inflammation that we sometimes see in the brain. >> reporter: kevin kwok was diagnosed at age 40. >> i really felt like "dawn of the dead," where i was just dragging. >> reporter: at 54, he says the bad days are getting better. >> your body feels rhythms, you can hit a bag, which normally you might not be able to do, and then you're inspired. >> reporter: in class, these patients call themselves fighters, reclaiming their lives against the disease. aditi roy, abc news, san francisco. >> we thank aditi for that story. i'm tom llamas in new york. good night. anchor: a night of partying turns deadly. the out-of-control scene and what neighbors say could have stopped it all. plus, a stunning confession after a revenge plot goes wrong. and a change in forecast. rain coming sooner than first expected. when it hits and how we will need to prepare. the news at 6:30 p.m. starts now. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accu

. >> we now know from many, many studies that exercise is incredibly helpful for parkinson's disease.inflammation that we sometimes see in the brain. >> reporter: kevin kwok was diagnosed at age 40. >> i really felt like "dawn of the dead," where i was just dragging. >> reporter: at 54, he says the bad days are getting better. >> your body feels rhythms, you can hit a bag, which normally you might not be able to do, and then you're inspired. >> reporter: in class, these patients call themselves fighters, reclaiming their lives against the disease. aditi roy, abc news, san francisco. >> we thank aditi for that story. we thank you for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning, and david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. good night. hey, honey. day dreaming? [laughing] sorry. about being at the beach? uh... yeah. in the caribbean? that's odd... at our very own beach house? how do you know? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. oh, yeah! $1,000,000 big money with top prizes of a million dollars. [male announcer] want to see

. >> this vibrating pen is designed to help those suffering parkinson's disease.

and he does have parkinson's disease and is wheelchair-bound.e an appearance at many events in maine with hundreds of donors to his son jeb bush's presidential campaign, but he did miss his son's big campaign announcement when he declared he was running for president in june. his wife attended that announcement without him. >> selma, thank you for all that. we'll bring in dr. roshini raj who is contributing medical editor for "health" magazine. dr. raj, thank you for being here. president bush broke a bone in his neck. that sounds serious?

>> so he has a form of parkinson's called vascular parkinson's. it's caused by mini strokes that can cause paralysis and he's in a wheelchair because of that. that may have led to the fall that precipitated this fracture but they are not really related. a fracture is something different. he has to keep the bone straight until it heals. >> for a young person this would be a relatively minor injury. however, at 91 years old, is there anything as a minor injury? i mean i know from just watching my grandparents they can have a cascading effect. if you stay in bed for a long time there are complications as well. >> absolutely. that's the key. staying in bed is very dangerous for someone of any age, but particularly for the elderly. you can get blood clots, develop pneumonia, other problems. even though the neck has to be kept in a certain position he can still move about and move. >> this is more about moderate movement movement. not to unfairly punish our health physicians but is that a risk to get him out of there? >> absolutely. infections are cause

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and this vibrating pen is designed to help sufferers of parkinsons disease be whose hands city ofen as the disease takes control. >> enables you to write clearer and smoother. it makes the pen traverse across the paper easier and it also reduces the stiffness of the muscles. >> the innovations on display here if you like are a combination of art and science. this stuff has the work and it has to look good at the same time. the students are taught to understand the commercial applications of what they come up with because it is these innovations that will drive the some economies of the future. all of them are fundamentally interested in taking their ideas forward and realizing them. some have formed their ideas already and some are working with innovation hubs and investors in order to try and realize their ideas in commercial reality. >> reporter: the work here is about changing lives and the impact we have on the world around us. bionet for example uses different densities of the same product to make other products the concept shoe, the perfect mix of the commercial and the environme

we need to find out if she's got throat cancer someone's missed, parkinson's, als." in one hour at johns hopkins, they diagnosed me with spasmodic dysphonia, which is... >> hinojosa: when you heard... when they finally said, "oh, we actually have a diagnosis," was that liberating? was it like, "oh, my god"? or was it absolutely terrifying? >> i had already suspected it. i had begun doing my own research. and it seemed to me that what was happening to me matched this kind of problem, which begins in the basal ganglia of the brain, hits women 50 and over-- which is right where i was, 50 and over-- causes the vocal cords to clench inappropriately. there is no known cause, no cure. the only treatment at the time: injections of botox botulinum toxin directly into the vocal cords, which i had every four months from 1998 until last september. and maria, i am so glad to tell you that i have begun working via skype with a voice coach in los angeles. >> hinojosa: wow. and it's making a big difference for you? >> it's making a huge difference, and i haven't had a botox injectio

the 91-year-old has parkinson's disease.o hospitalized in december about a week for treatments of shortness of breath. caitlyn jenner receiving the arthur ashe courage award at the espy's. her speech, the 1976 olympic champion urging acceptance for others who are trained gender. >> this transition has been harder than me on anything i could imagine. they deserve something vital. they deserve your respect. and from that respect comes a more compassionate community, a more empathetic society and a better world for all of us. cheryl: jenner thinks members of her famous family including her step daughter's. coming up, give your kids an allowance. we will have a new survey of what parents are shelling out to get their kids to do the work. despite a violent protest, greek lawmakers improve the punishing interest parity planned and that is helping to lift futures. check in the u.s. futures right now as you can see pointing to a higher open. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ the real

a couple ideas a vibrating pen designed for people with parkinson's disease and a powerful glove allowingrve through tough materials are on display at an exhibition in london now and simon mc-greger wood went there to see devices to make the lives of many so much easier. >> reporter: these are displays that might launch careers, this is science for the real world and might change our lives. for example there is this apparatus or power glove that could revolution the sculpture allowing hand sculping for the first time. >> with the stone and really understanding the curves. >> reporter: then there is a brand-new way of harvesting wind power, imagine thousands of these stuck to a skyscraper lining an under ground train tunnel. this vibrating pen is designed to help sufferers of parkinson's disease whose hands stiffen as the disease takes hold >> when you take the pen to write it engages the vibration motors and enables you to write clearer and smoother providing a vibration feedback to your muscles and it makes the pen go across the paper easier and it also reduces the stiffness of the muscl

this vibrating pen it is designs to help sufferers of parkinson's disease whose hand stuff ens as these takes hold. >> when you tilt the pen to write it engages the vibrational motors and enables you to write clearer and smoother by providing a vibrational feedback to your muscles and it makes the pen traverse across the paper easier and it also reduces the stiffness of the muscles. the innovation on his display here, if you like, are a combination of art and science. did has to work and look good tame. the students are taught to understand the commercial applications of what they come up with. these innovations will drive successful economies of the future. >> all of interested in take their ideas forward and realizing them. some have formed their own countries already and some are working with innovation hubs of investors in order to try to realize their ideas in commercial reality. >> reporter: the work here is about changing lives and the impact we have on the world around us. using dips "real money" different densities of the same plastic to make one complex product, a concept sh

and this vibrating pen is did he signed to help sufferers of parkinson's disease whose hands stiffenase takes hold. >> when you tilt the pen to the right it engage the vibrational motors and enables you to write clearer and smoother by providing a vibrational feedback to your muscles. and it makes the pen that version across the paper easier and also reduces the stiffness of the muscles. >> reporter: the innovations on display here if you like are a combination of art and science this stuff has to work and look good at the same time. the students are taught to understand the commercial applications of what they come up with, because it's these innovations that will drive a successful economy of the future. all of them are fundamentally interested in taking their ideas forward and realizing some of the forms their own -- some have formed their own companies already and some working with innovation hubs and investors to try to realize their ideas in whichcommercial reality. the. >> reporter: the work here is about changing lives and the impact we have on the world around us. using diff

the 91-year-old suffers from parkinson's disease. >>> widespread thunderstorms across the country. the worst in the midwest. forecast to be a repeat of sunday's severe weather pattern. california hit hard by flash flooding. a bridge over a california freeway classed in desert center. a truck was crushed in the incident. crews worked to free the driver trapped inside. the victim was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> a tragedy in cincinnati. a pregnant mom and two children killed in severe flooding. the home was swept away and the father and two sons survived. >>> at least six people rescued in illinois after stranded when several levees broke along a creek. streets submerged in the town of hill view. several people when their homes flooded. the town's church opened up for those displaced by the storm. >>> no relief in the forecast for much of the country. let's get to meteorologist derek van dam for the latest. >> heavy rain and flooding from what was hurricane delores. you can clearly see it on the satellite loop as well. it continues to rotate. this prompted the natio

. >> we now know from many, many studies that exercise is incredibly helpful for parkinson's disease.on we sometimes see in the brain. >> reporter: kevin quak was diagnosed at age 40. >> i felt like a dawn of the dead where i was dragging. >> at 54, he says the bad days are getting better. >> your body feels rhythms. you can hit a bag, which you normally might not be able to do, and then you're inspired. >> reporter: in class, these patients call themselves fighters, reclaiming their lives against the disease. aditi roy, abc news, san francisco. >> that's cool. that's not what you expect to see when you go to the gym to do boxing. >> that's so true. >> but it's amazing. they're finding all kinds of things that work. >> they say with alzheimer's one of the first symptoms people notice is issues with movement, walking, shaking, slowness, rigidity. so, the fact that they could do this and it helps, wonderful. >> wow, look at that. good for her. good for them. >>> all right, folks, that is our news for this half hour. >> and remember, you can follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com. what kin

a class of drugs used to treat diabetes may also protect against parkinson's disease. researchers found patients taking the medication were less likely to be diagnosed with parkinson's than diabetics taking other drugs. the protection was only seen in patients taking the drugs. not in those who had used them in the past. >>> surgeons in england have performed the first bionic eye implant with a patient with age related macular degeneration. he's using a retinal implant which converts implants mounted on his glasses. with the implant, he can now make out the direction of white lines on a computer screen. he hopes in time it will allow him to perform day-to-day tasks like gardening and even shopping. doctors say this is the beginning of a new era. >> this provides hope to patients with not only this condition but also to other patients with loss of central vision due to degenerative diseases. >> the operation took only about four hours. >>> you can soon enjoy an egg mcmuffin. mcdonald's could start offering all-day breakfast nationwide as soon as october. the fast food g

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among the inventions is a parkinson's pen that vibrates. simon mcgregor wood has been along to find out more. >> these are the displays which might launch careers. this is science for real world. that might change our lives. for example there's happaratus or power glove. allowing hand clupting of sculpting of wood and stone for the first time. >> being connected to the wood and the stone,. >> then there's a brand-new way of harvesting wind power. imagine thousands of these stuck to a skyscraper or lining an underground train tunnel. and this vibrating pen is designed to help sufferers of parkinson's disease whose hands stiffen as the disease takes hold. >> it enables you to write clearer and smoother by providing a vibrational feedback to your muscles. and it makes the pen traverse across the paper easier. and it also reduces the stiffness of the muscles. >> the innovations on display here if you like are a combination of art and science. this stuff has to work and it has to look good at the same time. the students are taught to understand

. >> a vibrating pen designed for people with parkinson's disease and power glove loving you to cut throughough materials are some of the things on display in london. >> a look at the next generation of high tech devices designed by the next generation of young scientists. >> for them, it's about being as close as they can to the material and really being intimate with the stone or wood and really understanding those curves as they are working with them. >> there's a new way of harvesting wind power. imagine thousands of these struck to a skyscraper. >> this vibrating pen is designed to help those suffering parkinson's disease. >> when you tilt the pen to write, it engages the vibrational motors and enables you to write clearer and smoother by providing a vibrational feedback to your muscles. it makes the pen traverse the paper easier and it also reduces the stiffness of the muscles. >> the innovations on display are a combination of art and science. this stuff has to work and look good at the same time. the students are taught to understand the commercial applications of what they come up

and this vibrating pen is designed to help sufferers of parkinson's disease. >> when you tilt the penit engages the vibrational notice, and enables you to write clearer and smother by providing vibrational feedback to your muscles, and it makes the pen traverse across the paper easier, and reduces the stiffness of the muscles. >> reporter: these innovations are a combination of art and science. it has to work and look good at the same time. the students are taught to understand the commercial applications of what they come up with. >> all of them are fundamentally interested in taking their ideas forward and realizing them. some have formed their own companies already, and some are working with investors in order to realize their ideas in commercial reality. >> reporter: the work here is about changing lives and the impact we have on the world around us. this uses different densities of the same plastic to make a concept shoe. it is a perfect mix of the commercial and the environmental. simon mcgregor-wood al jazeera, london. >>> one more for you before we go. the bee keeper who was t

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>> he said he was exaggerating parkinsons similar tons and rush limbaugh made, pretended he had parkinsons. they thought they got me on that and i'm still going strong. it will be fine. someone like, i guess, hermann cane had to do something to get back in the news, mr. nine nine nine, he said look, it's all this establishment elite none sense. i don't think it will hurt him. >> he said trump was firing up the crazies that drew thousands of trump supporters, in response trump went after mccain's military service this weekend moderated by frank luntz and all hell broke lose. >> let me get to it. >> he's a war hero. >> lest not a war hero. >> he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. he's a war hero because he was captured, okay? >> why would you say you like people that don't get captured, it's a simple question. >> i do. why? the people that don't get captured i'm not supposed to like? >> are you suggesting that john mccain did something to lead to his capture? >> of course not, how could you think that? >> that's what you said. >> go back to being -- g

the elder bush has a form of parkinsons disease which hammers leg movement. he uses a scooter or wheelchair to get around. >>> police are looking for a shooter who murdered a young man in front of his father. katherine scott will have more. >> a swimmer gets too close for comfort with a shark at the shore, we'll be right back. >> welcome back on this monday morning, hope you have a great week ahead. 4:56. 8 # degrees, sky6 live hd looking live at philadelphia international airport. day two of the excessive heat. today's high, 96 degrees. it is hot and humid. the good news wednesday we'll see relief and it will be nice for a few days. >>> take a look at this viewer video from ocean city new jersey a person cradles a small shark the shark snaps almost biting a woman's hand. it became a close call along 27th street. >> of people say now bruce springsteen put on a surprise concert at the jersey shore. yeah he performed 16 songs at the wonder bar in asbury park. the band has been playing for 20 minutes before springsteen joined them for a set that kicked off never

bush who has a form of parkinson's disease suffered two other recent health set backs. in december he was hospitalized for a week for treatment of shortness of breath. we want to go to dr. marc seigel. >> thanks for joining us tonight. let's talk about this particular injury. we're told he broke a vertebrae in his neck. what does that mean for a 91-year-old? >> since he's in a wheelchair he's lowered to the ground so impact is less we don't know which of the seven vertebrae he fractured. it's important in terms of his recovery. to reassure people it seems like a compression fracture of a minor type because they're using a neck brace. they're predicting you know 6 to 8 week, maybe to 2 to 3 month recovery time listing him in fair condition. it's a way of saying he's awake, and alert but is in discomfort. >> so you're saying 2 to 3 months recovery time had he been younger can you compare and contrast for us the recovery time? >> well that is an excellent point. as you get older bones get thinner and canses of recovery is less. they'll do a ballpark of 2 to 3 months but th

talk show hosts in have an action to grind he's undergoing surgery in the next week or two has parkinson'sto have serious surgery i don't get to listen to him that often that is right in the middle of a work day broadway-sansome apartments but on thursday i'm working to turn on ron and he railway zip codes three and four with his ability to work what the callers. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to ask we close today in memoriam of rosa former colleague a designer we know for quite a few decades he passed away unexpectedly last sunday. >> commissioner richards question for the staff for the two week report. >> do you think we'll be able to do that for those two projects. >> for 6th street we'll accommodate the project but the harrison project maybe a little bit more difficult given vacation timing and other factors. >> then i'd ask ms. hester to ask to work with you. >> couple of things j.k. jean wrote the housing balance report you got a copy it is a really good read for those how are watching or in the audience how many affordable units we've had and how many were removed we've produce

we're involved in parkinson's research. >> is this what congress is like? know this is big issue. >> look, i have a lot of big issues. important issue about the dignity of all human life. it's a big issue. >> defund planned parenthood where you stand. >> absolutely. >> we're talking about the field for the republican 2016 nomination. we'll ask our one lucky guy how the controversy of donald trump is affecting the race and how he plans to separate himself did you know that meeting your daily protein needs actually helps to support your muscle health? boost® high protein nutritional drink can help you get the protein you need. each serving has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, plus 26 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones. boost® high protein is the #1 selling high protein complete nutritional drink and it has a great taste-guaranteed! help get the nutrition you need everyday with boost® high protein. join the club at brandpower.com. ♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." then there were 16. sweet 16. no not mar

it's been a factor in the past of terms of his parkinsons. second point, we can infer from treatment he's getting that this is a minor structure. there are seven vertebrae in the neck. this is a compression fracture. the mildest kind. if more severe you'd be talking about traction or surgery the fact they're using a neck brace, these braces are hard they're rigid. they can be uncomfortable but this shows that the vertebrae are in good shape the bones in the spine are aligned properly that is he is not in risk of paralysis. you do this to allow the bones to heal for 2 or 3 months. it will limit the pain having this brace. it's good news and could have been worse. >> 2 to 3 months he's 91. how does his age play into that recovery process? had it been a younger person? >> that is a great question well. seen this happening with athletes and swimmers people that are jumping. you know, with president bush they're going to be cautious. and they can do another x ray. but again, alignment must be good. or they won't only treat this with a brace. they'

bush has a form of parkinsons disease. >>> increases are coming to transit assuming that will help fillllion-dollar budget gap. on the flip side commuters who drive across the four port authority bridges will be getting a discount. 18-dollar credit will be added to drivers accounts after they make 18 trips in a months over the walt whitman bridge, commodor barry bridge, betsy ross bridge, betsy ross bridges. like a spending award. by one get one free. >> reporter: i like those awards. >> in a week 1/2 you'll be good. >> reporter: that's right, lrpt, let's take a -- all right let's take a look right now. storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region, for a change it's dry this morning and staying dry through the day. let's go outside and start the day with a beautiful shot. look at that, as you can see a few clouds as the sun is trying to rise. we're beautiful colors in the sky over the ben franklin bridge. 65 degrees the dewpoint is way down. yesterday in the upper 60s today, 54. the humidity has dropped like a rock. the winds out of the north at 9 miles per hour. the barometer is

university of florida implant about 150 leads a year in patients suffering from movement disorders like parkinson'sand essential tremor. the success of dbs in helping patients return to normal lives has been overwhelming. but that's not the case with tourette's syndrome. tourette's also afflicts centers of the brain that control emotion. another challenge, the uncontrollable urges to tick in tourette's patients are unpredictable, and therefore hard to regulate with standard dbs. but with the help of their patient amber, in a new experimental device, these doctors hope to change that. ♪ when i find myself in times of trouble ♪ ♪ mother mary comes to me >> i love to sing. singing is what gets me through a lot of hard days. ♪ whisper words of wisdom let it ♪ whisper words of wisdom let it be ♪ >> when i'm on the computer, when i'm driving, when i write poetry, basically, anything with a sense of focus. i used to play in a pool league. when i shoot pool, i don't tick. you'll see me completely at ease when i'm doing those things, because i'm in my comfort zone. and i'm not really caring about anything e

it's unknown why the 91-year-old fell at his home in kennebunkport, maine he is battling a form of parkinson's disease, one of several health issues that the former president faces since leaving office and last year he spent to months at a houston hospital for a bronchitis related cough and last december a week in the same hospital for shortness of breath and bush the oldest living president hardly lets those health challenges slow him down he marked his 90th birthday with a thrilling skydive in maine like he did with his 80th and 85th he fully expects to be back in texas for the football season. >> because of fractured vertebrae president bush has to wear a neck brace. we don't know how long he is expected to be in the hospital. >> the black clergy in philadelphia and vicinity, is coming to defense of a company accused of racism. they announced the finding fz their investigation into the cordish company, they operate nightclubs be casinos in philadelphia and have applied for permits to build a casino and hotel in south philadelphia. a labor union accused cordish of discrimination against afri

he has a form of parkinson's disease and the hospital said it is too soon to tell when he will be released. >> this weekend you can walk for a good cause. leyla gulen has more on how to explore where you live. >> join tens of thousands of your neighborhoods this sunday at the 29th annual aids walk san francisco at golden gate park with the aids walk the largest fundraiser raising more than $80 million for valuable local organizations serving men women and children living with hiv and aids. meet the newsroom along the route and help spread the word to the world through our lifer stream open abc7.com . good things do come in small packages, the latest installment from mar express is coming to the movie theater, with michael douglas which marvel is owned by disney. >> the only event in north america is back in the bay area the 41st midsummer mozart festival is delighting audiences through the 26th with george cleeve conducting, the must famous experimenter of mozart. check out more on abc7news.com. >> hopefully you will turn >> if you are lucky enough to have a great agreement you hope she is

the former president suffered from a form of parkinson's disease and uses a motorized scooter to get around. >>> a silicone valley divorce of sorts. paypal and ebay have officially split on friday. and starting tomorrow, paypal and, bay will begin trading on the new york stock exchange as their own company with different stock stickers. ebay bought paypal in 2002. anists are split how each company will do on their own. >>> the number of people enrolling in california's medi- cal program has surpassed expectations. california invoked 43 million people, almost three times more than the state had anticipated. and the surge has some worried about how to pay for it all. democrats that the state is prepared to handle the additional costs, but republicans are worried that democrats will raise taxes to pay for it. >>> a first in surfing history when a great white shark attacks a surfer on live television during a competition in south africa. >> oh, oh. did something just -- oh,. >> when you see that, that is just crazy video. the surfer, nick fanning, was competing and was knocked off his bo

he turned 91 just last month, and does use a wheelchair because he suffers from parkinson's disease.n a tweet his spokesman wrote: he was always in the hospital last december when doctors treated him for breathing difficulties. mr. bush is the oldest living former u.s. president. >>> greece is getting a cash infusion just hours after lawmakers agreed to reform to some pretty deep cuts. they have agreed to a $7 billion bridge loan and european finance ministers said they will start discussions on a three-year bailout for the nation. we're joined by the former deputy director of the imf, and earlier this morning i asked him about his view. >> the program that greece is now being forced to adopt is totally flawed. it's exactly the same thing that greece has been doing this last five years. it has got them into a depression. to think that doing the same thing is now sud in-- suddenly going to produce growth is risible. the situation economically and politically is going to worsen. >> he say there is a good chance that the prime minister will lose his job before the year is out. >>> vice

bush has a form of parkinson's d.c. that forces him to use a scooter or wheelchair, he is doing fine after the fall and will need to wear a neck brace. >>> if you watch the espy awards here last night you may have seen the most moving award of the evening. devon still accepted the perseverance award on behalf of his 5-year-old daughter aliyah, she is battling cancer at the hospital of philadelphia. he told of his struggle to stay strong for his daughter. >> from the moment you were born you molded me into the man i am today, i always you used to drome about how to show you about life but if the five years of life very been with you time-out me more. >> aliyah made an appearance thanks everyone for support. >> the emotional show was watched in our area, members here stopped what they were doing to watch this friend last night. >>> little league star, mo'ne davis won the athlete award beating out jones and jordan spieth and new york giants wide receiver beckham jr. coming up at 12:30 we'll see the emotional speech from ca

el ex poltico revel que sufra de parkinson.oy se trasladaron los restos de joan sebastian a la ciudad de mxico... take vo --donde esta maÑana se le rendir un homenaje al cantante en la sede de la sociedad de autores y compositores. --ayer, miles acudieron a la catedral de cuernavaca, morelos para recordar al "rey del jaripeo". --de acuerdo a la familia figueroa, maÑana por la tarde, el cuerpo de " joan sebastian" ser cremado y sus cenizas seran depositadas a un mau-soleo en el estado de "guerrero". bump juanfra ---nos vamos a una nueva pausa, pero al regresar... take vo ---siguen los problemas para la empresa de transporte compartido uber, adems de ser multada por varios millones de dlares su servicio podra incluso dejar de funcionar en california, ms en breve. take vo / lorena --- adems, muy pronto algunos medicamentos de uso comn tendrn una advertencia por incrementar el riesgo a sufrir ataques al corazn, en prevenir es vivir los detalles. lucrecia wx live amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a

bush has a form of parkinson's disease which forces him to use that motorized scooter to get around. his son, jeb bush, will be in san francisco tomorrow come paining. >> three years of fighting ends tonight. both sides have agreed on a deal of measure b. details are minimal, but we do know the deal covers retirement benefits and could jump start sentiments with other unions. >> this is a moment to exhale. it's also a moment to celebrate our collective commitment to move beyond the contentiousness of the path. san jose must have cameras for every police officer on patrol by this time next year. >> two fires in three days. either a bad design or just bad luck with this new span. >>> now, both fires were in the same spot and it's been a headache for drivers. caltrans believes it knows the cause but a lot of people simply aren't buying it. >> reporter: road flares are certainly hot enough to start a fire and caltrans says that's exactly what they did. some of those drivers are red hot anxiety as they drove right passed the flames right here on the bay bridge. >> it's not every day that

and he uses a wheelchair because he has parkinson's disease. last week he spent a week in the hospital after he experienced difficulty breathing. the former president is very active and famously jumped out of a plane last year sky diving on his 90th birthday. we keep our fingers crossed and hope mr. george h.w. bush is doing fine and recovering. vai sikahema nbc10. >>> happening today in chester county a former boarding school teacher is expected to be arraigned. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted a teenage boy after the two became friend. scivato was a teacher, coach, and dorm supervisor at the teachers school. he was fired after administrators learned of this. >>> this is security video from a home on burnham road on tuesday night. the homeowner opened his door as a guy ran up to the porch and pulled out a gun. the owner shut the door as a second guy came up to the steps with a shotgun. the men left without breaking in but that doesn't put neighbors at ease. >> it's very unsettling. yeah. we have our family here and usually a pretty safe q

advances like vaccines for measles and polio and researchers are using it to look for a cure for parkinson's disease and to help people with crushed spinal cords. but last year twice as much funding went to research on embryonic stem cells compared to fetal tissue. some question whether its medical value is worth the political fight. >> it's not illegal to use fetal tissue. it's just because it's so tied in to the terribly divisive and difficult issue of elective abortion it remains controversial. >> so far three states have opened their own investigations into local clinics. the white house is deferring questions about the ethics of the fetal tissue donations to planned parenthood. lester? >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight the pressure to be liked online. social media causing social anxiety for our kids, and what experts say parents can do to help. >>> i'm dwad gadi schwartz with breaking news. a fast moving wildfire has ripped across an enter interstate. vehicles have been abandoned by drivers stuck in traffic. they were able to escape before the flames came through, bu

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