plaque is formed by ldl cholesterol in the blood, the bad cholesterol.f it as "l" for lousy, building up on the walls of your arteries, accumulate iing plaqu. it can accumulate slowly over time narrowing the blood vessels. like something building up in a pipe. this narrowing of the blood vessels can cause angina and it can also cause a heart attack. this may surprise you. most heart attacks happen in people with no symptoms. in people whose arteries are less than 50% blocked. here's how. cholesterol can cause unstable bubbles or blisters of plaque to form in your arteries. these can be incredibly dangerous. most are covered by a cap. but inflammation and stress can cause the cap to thin and rupture, resulting in a clot that blocks the flow of bld to the heart. rob of oxygen, the heart muscle can't function properly. heart attack. >> one of the best kept secrets in the country in medicine is that doctors who are practicing aggressive prevention are seeing heart attacks and strokes disappear from their practices. it's doable. >> you're saying with what we

it doesn't tell you if it is forming plaque.laque that causes heart attackattacks. >> if you look at the coronary care unit, those who have it and those on the street are essentially the same. >> you hear people exchange the numbers. if it is low, they are proud of it. if it is high, there is cause for concern. you are not looking in the right place. >> that is useless essentially. >> here is what does matter. the size of your ldl, or bad cholesterol. larger ldl don't pose a threat because they pass through the blood vessels without sticking. it is the smaller ldl that are more likely to lodge in the blood vessels and cause the build up of plaque. >> there are old ladies with high cholesterol who have squeaky clean vessels. they have large particles and they don't get into the vessel wall. >> i did find out about my cholesterol and plaque and levels. my doctors say i'm heart attack proof for a while. you want that as well. you can watch me and former president bill clinton exploring the signs and changes that can lead us all to

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plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you.ning me now to explain is the author of the number one "new york times" best-selling book "culture corruption," michelle malcolm. thanks for coming back. >> thanks for having me, sean. >> sean: the president has adÈó2uíe8 nm"atu ?ñ;d& $2 companies, and ford, you know, comes without this ad saying hey, wait a minute, this guy bought the car for the reasons that he's expressing, that he wanted to support a government that didn't look to the -- support a company that didn't look to the government. >> yeah, exactly. >> this is one of many that you point out in your recent column. >> this is indicative of a long pattern of barebfv= úç!dr- ?d;p@y áá85zs th knuckles intimidation into a this white house. even the way this whole ford fiasco has unraveled tells you everything you need to know about how this white house, and its water carriers in the media operate. now, you had a brave whistle blowing columnist detroit news columnist daniel house who first called attention to ford, and he reports

that plaque can cause a deadly clot, but an angiogram doesn't catch this kind of buildup. look at carolyn's angiogram. >> these arteries are wide open. >> reporter: but when doctors used a different test, an intravascular ultrasound to look inside her arteries -- >> here we have cholesterol plaque. >> reporter: -- they spot the trouble. but not all hospitals have this kind of test available. so if a woman has suffered the symptoms of a heart attack, they should question their doctor before going home without treatment. >> am i getting every proven medicine that would prevent me from having another heart attack? >> patients should also ask for this test that is proving to catch these otherwise undetected heart attacks, and, again, diane, it's called intravascular ultrasound. >> all right, linsey, thanks so much. >>> coming up, your great ideas for creating family time for people you love. >>> now the surprising fact about this day in history brought to you by united health care. did you know on this day in 1960 history was made as 70 million americans tuned in to see the fi

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plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you.t afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> the federalaveivation administration has avoided a shutdown. the senate voting to temporarily extend funding. the faa funding due to run out friday, has been extended through january, while the highway program, set to expire september 30, will be funded through march. the bill needs president obama's signature. casey anthony ordered to pay $100,000 in law enforcement cost for the investigation into the death of her daughter. the judge's ruling was far short of the $500 grand, prosecutors were asking for. she was found not guilty of the murder of her daughter caylee. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. >> greta: there is no nice way to this say. you are being ripped off. new labor report says you can blame your state government. taxpayers in 50 states shelled out 180 billion dollars in jobless benefits since 2008. 10% of that cash, 19 billion was wasted. given out in error. how did this happen? j

plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you.f you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> 47 minutes after the hour. back to our top story, we're tracking tropical storm lee and jacqui jeras is watching that for us. jackie, this is no irene. it is going to be a soaker. >> so flooding is obviously the number one thing that we're concerned about with this storm. it is sitting there and lingering off the louisiana coastline. much of the heavy rain offshore now, but these outer bands are making their way in, bringing the threat of tornadoes and those heavy downpours as well. our track is showing you it will continue to move very as low asly here over the next 24 to 48 hours before it gets picked up by a cold front and starts steering toward the north and east. this is actually good news for a few people here. we need this rainfall across parts of alabama and georgia as well. but as it heads up to the northeast, and through the appalachians, we're more concerned because this could get over some of the flood

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there is one speaker -- to win the plaque. -- linda plaque. >> good evening, commissioners, ladies and gentlemen. you have before you an amendment to terminate the plan. it stands for a private corporation. a membership urge the board of education to vote in favor of the resolution to terminate those targets benefit plans. the target benefit plan has been the only option available to professionals for employee and employer contributions towards retirement since 1993. we agreed the plan does not meet the needs of our members. let me give you an example of the way it functions. i have the payroll records of an employee and employer contributions of a professional. she is 41 years old, and she has worked for san francisco unified for 17 years. her contribution is slightly over $36,000. the employer's contribution to her account is $2,600. gooif she had been in social security she would have been qualified to retire, and she would have received a check for life. she would now receives disability benefits. but none of those things apply. with the benefit plan, when she uses, when they are e

plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you.ford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> sean: the president has made no scret of his support for so-called green jobs. how far would the administration go to push its agenda? one company secured more than half a billion dollars from the administration now the subject of a major converse and fbi investigation that threatens to implicate the white house. >> the president: the true engine of economic growth will always be companies like solyndra. >> sean: after receiving overhalf a billion dollars of federal stimulus money that engine of economic growth declared bankruptcy last month. how the failing company secured that cash is now raising questions of inside dealings and corruption that lead all the way to the obama white house. days after declaring bankruptcy, solyndra executives became the subject of an fbi investigation. suspected of misleading the government into forking overthat stimulus money. was it just a one-way street or was president obama and his team compl

plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you.medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> greta: time for last call. the president is looking for a dinner date. what about vice president biden? and just trying hard to get us excited. here is the latest. president obama's reelection campaign, they're having a contest where contribute year was win a chance to win dinner with the president. or if you come in second a mid afternoon hot pocket with joe biden. >> and that is your last call. thank you for being with us tonight. we'll see you tomorrow, go to gretawire.com. you can see the video and you can blog with us. o'reilly factor is next. good night from washington. whoo! o'reilly is next and here he is. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight -- >> america is going to be guided by some set of values. christian values that this country was based upon. >> bill: governor perry entering the very controversial waters of church and state.

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plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you. your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. . >> sean: treasury secretary tax cheat tim geithner admitted today that the u.s. economy is in the early stages of crisis. >> if congress or washington is incapable of acting, then policy will be damaging the growth. because what you will have is a deeper, steeper contraction in fiscal support than is prudent for an economy at this late stage of the crisis. >> sean: the president making rounds, stumping in swing straights across the country. delivering campaign speeches narrowly disguised as jobs speeches throwing in scare tactics for good measure. listen to the death and destruction that awaits all of us if his bill is not passed. >> the president: in north carolina alone there are 153 structurally deficient bridges that need to be repaired. why would we want to act until another bridge falls. >> sean: how does the president expects his jobs bill to pass when he can't get his party onboard? jim webb of virginia called the president's

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plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you.t afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> time now for the ridiculous. tonight we're adding the unpaid interns for the movie "black swan" suing the studio because they didn't get paid. the "new york times" reports two interns who worked on the movie have filed a lawsuit saying they had to do menial work that wasn't very educational and now they want back-pay. one of the interns said he made coffee, got lunch, stuff like that. the other one worked as an accounting intern. he a's a 42-year-old mba that wanted to break into the movie business. he said, quote, when i started off looking for opportunities in the industry you, i saw that many accept an ugly straid off. if you want to get your foot in the door, you have to suck it up and get into an unpaid internship. would it be great if all unpaid internships paid really well? sure, it would also be great if my dog made breakfast for me every morning. when it comes to internships, it seems a few simple dos and don'ts. d

plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you.n't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> time now for the xyz of it. news that the u.s. economy created no jobs in august has driven home a point that most of you already know. we're stagnating. we're at risk of another recession and the jobs crisis in this country is bigger, more serious, and more authentic than the debt crisis ever was. as you listen to me, president obama and his team are readying what so many hope will be an assault on this seemingly stubborn unmoveable economy. i'm addressing this week's xyz directly to the president and the hopes that he is still open to some ideas. first, mr. president, put your ideas in. we already know there is a contingent out there that will stand in the way of anything you try to do. i'm beginning to believe cynics that believe there are some that would prefer the economy not recover. but like those who stood in the way of the debt ceiling increase, they're playing with fire, with the livelihoods of tens of millions

plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you.n't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> comedian katt williams is backtracking on an apology for a recent on-stage rant. he's saying "i'm not sorry." here's part of what he said in phoenix. >> do you remember that white people used to say "go back to africa," and we had to tell them we don't want to? so if you love mexico [ bleep ], get the peep be[ bleep ] over t. [ inaudible ] >> as you see, things got heated. williams got into it a bit with a member of his audience who was mexican after the man heckled him. the comedian angered many in the hispanic community with those comments. williams' publicist released an apology, but the comedian is saying i didn't approve that apology, i'm not sorry. here's what he said exclusively to cnn's t.j. holmes. >> if a person starts their heckling with "f america," then that gives me the right to defend my country. i couldn't be anti-mexican -- my mcfan base is largely responsible for me even existing. so between them and the

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plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you. your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> welcome back to "your money." always a pleasure when fareed zakaria stops by, "restoring the american dream getting back to work" ayers sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. let's play a little word association. i give you a word or phrase you tell us what comes to mind. euro zone. >> disaster, crisis. pick your word. >> dangerous, i would say. christine lagarde used theword dangerous. it matters for us and our economic recovery too, doesn't it? >> it's a huge issue. europe is our largest trading partner. you hear a lot about china and india and brazil these days but the united states trades mostly with europe. europe trades mostly with the united states. anything that goes wrong there means jobs will dry up there. the broader picture, richard quest was talking about the mechanics of financial failure. why is this happening? the reason this is happening is because in europe as in the united states, people are realizing that growth is going

plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you.n't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> a majority of americans give labor unions credit for improving wages and conditions for workers, according to a new harris poll. but they also question whether members get their money's worth for the dues they pay and think that labor unions are too involved in politics. take a look at that. richard trumki is the president of the aflcio and a member of president obama's council on jobs and competitiveness. some people say the success in getting what unions wanted for their members ended up hurting america's competitiveness because we got unions manufacturing workers high workers great benefits and ended up not being as competitive with outsourcing that work overassets. what's your response to that? >> that's ridiculous. it was the labor movements that built the middle class and it was the middle class that made america great. we were very, very competitive and we spread the wealth around to everybody so that the main driv

plaque buildup... and if crestor is right for you. may be able to help. >>> at the reagan presidential library last night, a polite question for the new jersey governor, chris christie. please reconsider. >> we need you. your country needs you to run for president. >> i hear exactly what you're saying and i feel the passion with which you say it and it touches me. >> the governor went on to say he was very flattered but suggested he still didn't feel a burning desire to run. still on the trail today, other republicans couldn't avoid the christie question. >> chris is a great friend, great guy, colorful character. he is a -- he is a governor i'd love to see in more political settings. who knows, maybe he'll get in. it would be fun if he got in. >> maybe, maybe not. so do we take governor christie at his word or is there still a chance he'll join the race? cornell belcher and erick erickson are still with us. and we're thrilled to have join the conversation, erin burnett whose new program premieres monday night. erin, let me start with

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they are developing a griding system of red -- a grading system of red, yellow and green plaque cards plaque ards. >>> shannon and lake elementary schools will have to wait another month before they know whether or not they are being closed down. tonight the west contra costa county trusty stayed the decision by the school board to remove the two schools from a closure risk. that trusty wants more information about the status of a state loan, payoff and other budget details before a decision can be made. >>> some surprising new information about the release of the two uc berkeley graduates from an iranian prison. actor sean penn may have been instrumental in getting those hikers freed. penn met with venezuela president hugo chavez and pressed him to lobby for their release. a venezuela diplomats said chavez played a role in the negotiations. >>> meantime, shane bauer is now officially engaged to sarah shourd. you can see him putting the ring on her finger. josh fattal who was freed with bauer will be the best man. sarah and shane agreed toed with when the two were in prison. at the ti

we do have a plaque to presented -- present to j.t > as a result of everything he has been through, but more importantly, to help him in the future -- present to j.t. as a result of everything he has been through, but more importantly, for everything he will do in the future. you can support the work he does with a reentry program for persons coming back from prison. so if we could present this to you. [applause] moving forward, our work cannot stop here. i would like to have christine talk about what we are going to be doing moving forward. we have had meetings with district attorney george gascono about doing things differently. within the police chief, a new district attorney, we have that opportunity -- with a new police chief, a new district attorney, we have that opportunity. i would also like to acknowledge supervisor ross mirkarimi to come up here just for a moment and say hello, and let me have christine close the program. >> good afternoon, everybody. it was a pleasure to listen to the last panel this afternoon. i am the chief of staff for mr. gascon, and i joined him when he

generally in the city of san francisco, we think it's fitting to also have the placement of that plaquent to thank you for the opportunity to address you on this. and it's a pleasure, really, to work with the staff of the park and rec department. i complend tom for doing such a fine -- i commend tom for doing such a fine job working with the community. thank you. president buell: thank you. >> good afternoon. president buell and members of the commission and director ginsburg. i'm sandy mori. i'm a member of the directors of the japantown foundation and a founder. don is our president. present today is keith komasu kimbings. when you see the renovation of the teagarden you'll be pleased of this very culturally appropriate venue and you'll love the design and the fact that the wood in the tea house has no nails in it. that's one of the very well-known japanese car pen tree techniques. -- carpentry techniques. carol has done a wonderful job making sure that everything in there is appropriate, very culturally sensitive. i'd like to acknowledge her work. she is here today, along with her st

and indeed they had 96 names with plaques drilled into the wall. the reporter wrote about it in his web site and a friend told me about it. he called it a dilemma action because the state was put in this dilemma position. if they leave the plaques up, it an assault against the perception of their legitimacy. this is attacking up unity. the anonymous nature of the death of the simple fact the government didn't investigate anything but it is a dilemma as well because if they take it down it is another active oppression or ruling if the patient and the culture of impunity. what kind of creative actions or dilemma actions might we do here in the united states? i think to get started, one of the first things we can do is learn from our mexican neighbors and start counting. start putting together the list and creating the consciousness that people are being killed in this country in the logic of a racist and imperial drug war. >> yeah -- the government and the police are involved and i agree with that but the number of people in the lower ranks, the colo

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they're playing for that trophy, and djokovic is hoping he'll have that plaque on his locker for next year as he endeavors to make it three majors out of four this year. in what has been a sensational season in which he's lost only two matches. and won 63 times. he has a 3-0 lead here in the fourth, up two sets to one. john: he's bounced right back john: he's bounced right back and taken charge again. dick: nadal playing the lines on that point. john: would have liked to have painted a few more lines the last couple sets. this th is a pretty amazing stat. twice as many times he's lost his serve than he did all last year. 10 times he's lost his serve. he's still in it. john: hopefully his new balls will give him a little more umph on his serve. interesting to see what djokovic does his next serve, if he goes bigger. if he goes bigger. if nadal makes any adjustments. dick: nadal on the board here in the fourth set, but it's djokovic leading two sets to one and up a break. they've been on this arthur ashe stadium for four hours. the aerial coverage of this men's final provided by directv

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