samadi, that seems pretty good news, if we are having more psa testing?is has been a big controversy and a lot of debates because the government came back and said the psa doesn't really help and if you are a healthy man, psa should not be done -- screening should not be done and they did the same thing with mammograms and you saw what happened with the women organizations that came against it and what we know is and i'm glad ian thompson made the comment about this, we know as urologists, psa reduced the rate of death over the last two decades and without alternative screening tests, and psa is the only test we have for prostate cancer putting our head in the sand and saying no screening is absolutely irresponsible and the other thing is, prostate cancer is known that's see yas the sil there are no symptoms and my recommendation to a lot of people is, get tested. that information is important and, it may give you the diagnosis of prostate cancer, but, just because you are being diagnosed, it doesn't mean you have to be overtreated and that is when you si

our association says a baseline psa at 40 and compare it to later psa blood tests later on.ou follow that is up to you and your doctor. if you have risk factors, a family history a brother or father may double your risk. if you are african-american that may double your risk. basically obese men are more likely to get it. high fat diets are pre-exposed to it. >> cheryl: some of the preventative measures is to lose weight and change your diet? >> it's the same way to take care of your heart. you want an and the oxidant diet. you wanted to have a low fat diet, you want to relieve your stress. dean edell showed interesting findings and exercise 20-30 minutes daily. >> cheryl: what about that it's nothing? >> you can screen those men. if you have risk factors you might screen at 40 and then 45. american society says screen at 50 with a rectal examination and then annually. the national task force, it's not a good screening. my feeling it's not used properly. we have to taylor it to people and personalize it. if you personalize the screen for risk they will be very effective. >> c

today the foundation released that psa. >> yeah. it's -- they are calling the be one for change program trying to further educate people on how to combat domestic violence. >> very powerful message. take a look. >> [inaudible]. . >>> one in three women are victims of relationship violence and it's often ignored by those who could help but don't. the one love foundation created an app to make it impossible to ignore. based on research undertaken at johns hopkins school of nursing it helps victims, friends and family assess and determine the threat. it's anonymous, free and can save lives. >> be one for change. join one love. >> that is a powerful message. it was done here locally. some parallels to the yardly love case itself if you watched it. a number of people could have stepped up but didn't in this case. the next step is to work on get that psa sent out more widely across the criminal. >> very strong lady. good work. >>> now we posted that whole psa, on the website here at abc 2news.com. we he have a link to the one love foundat

i wanted to ask about the training for psas, the police service aids. i remember a few months or even longer, maybe in january or february, we had the members of the domestic violence provider community come in and explain an awful case of a victim waiting for hours to report a dv case at a station and they were not able to do that and we were kind of drilled down as to what the issue was and part of the issue was the police service aids at the station and a lack of understanding of how to make sure that the reports are not taken by them but someone else in the station. it is good to know that it is in the works i am just wondering if there is a time line for it. >> i agree, it is a work in process and thank you for bringing that to our attention, and it is something that we will address. we have talked with the academy and they have... and this is just... it is still in progress, so not definitively, but they have blocked off an hour for their training sessions to cover cultural diversity and limited english proficiency. and so our office can participa

but you have a lep victim who is there, who does not know that the psa is not an officer. who does not understand why they are report is not being taken. so if that could be part of that training, it would be tremendous because it would really alleviate some of that tension that is... it is unintended consequence of a very good policy. so that is one piece. i also want to thank officer henry haw, for his leadership and his availability to the community. he came out and met at one of our monthly community meetings with about 25 advocates from 17 agency and gave everybody the phone number of how to get a hold of him and so we welcome our knew liason officer chag and also be out reaching to him and come and meet the folks in the community as well. it just really builds the confidence of the advocates when they know that if a woman or a client comes to them and says that i can't get my report taken, that they can make a call and alleviate that problem very early on. so, we are very excited about that. and then, i will just touch quickly because it is not on the agenda but i wi

he's 83 years old with a psa of 117.gleason score 4 plus 3, adenocarcinoma in 9 of 12 cores, but the involved cores were 50% to 100% involved. i'd sure feel a lot more comfortable about just saying intermittent therapy. doing the kitchen-sink approach may be better. he could probably wait a couple years. those results. turns out that when you start to work in an organized-care system, you talk an awful lot about indications, guidelines. it relies on data. when is there a benefit? how do i properly advise the patient? when you start to make this explicit so people can see it, it changes their behavior. even my good, aggressive surgeons. by the way, we won't lose clinical outcomes if we do this. we'll lose a lot of complications, we'll lose a tremendous amount of costs, we'll probably lose a few deaths. we'll get care that's a lot better, not worse. this isn't withholding necessary care. this is withholding unnecessary injuries. ...which is your nerves. there are surgeons who cut things out. and you're in the favorable gro

. >> reporter: a new psa was unveiled today as part of that new partnership and 150 clipboards were handed out to youth sports, high school football coaches and at will the tick director -- and athletic directors. for more information check out the special page on our website at abc2news.com/concussion. joce sterman, abc2 news. >> we want to take you to the website. we were way in front of this in this concussion issue. look at this website that we have set up for you that joce was talk bsmght concussion prevention, information to keep you and your family safe. go to abc2news.com/concussion and check out the sports tab. >>> he is the reason we love football. steve sable died weeks away from turning 70. he and his hall of fame dad, ed, invented slow motion replays to sticking microphones on players and coaches. steve won 35 emmys -- 35. commission per roger goodell called him a creative genius. there he is, kissing his dad, a tough loss. >>> all right. coming up next, we'll take you out to carroll county to oklahoma state. >> where a man confronts a man and a woman in his on driveway. >> yo

that psa shows the danger of drunken driving, the danger of someone lurking around a playground, theases and how ruined they are. just ruined lives. >> bill: you are a child of an alcoholic, you yourself have a 50% higher chance of becoming an alcoholic. >> yes, if you have two parents, you're 100% likely to become an alcoholic. >> bill: because obviously this is ingrained. it's not that it's attractive, it's just that it becomes something that is more acceptable. now, i didn't know you were an alcoholic, by the way. you kicked it when you were 23 years old? is that right? >> 23, yes. >> bill: off daughter. did you talk to her about your history with alcohol? >> oh, yes. my daughter has known -- we talked about this since she was little bitty. and obviously i don't drink in fronts of her and i teach her not to pick up. i teach her coping skills and she's aware of the generational -- >> bill: you tell -- you don't drink at all, do you? >> no. >> bill: do you tell her not to drink and do drugs? >> absolutely. i tell her it's a disease, it's like an allergy and that i teach her coping s

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the money will be used to do testing on young athletes and there will be a new psa on concussions. >>> of course, we continue to watch this line of intense weather moving through the eastern shore. it has cleared the d.c. area. we still have rain on the eastern shore but this narrow band of storms, now moving through new york, eastern cecil county, through kent island, talbot county. this is the area we're watching. from kent island, a thunderstorm warning for car roll county. baltimore county we still have a flood warning in effect. we still have a tornado watch for the delmarva peninsula. it's an interesting narrow band. we've seen radar, winds 80, not not miles an hour. we have some power outages across thetate. the high wind field pushing a lot of water into the chesapeake bay. let's head over to mike masco. >> it's all about the winds. that will mile in the water. let's take a look. i want to show you. there's a shot downtown. we've been watching some of these storm reports. new carrollton, a lot of trees, westminster, poles and trees down. a lot of flooding on 270 and frederick

we have the whole psa on the website.e have posted a link to the one love foundation where you will be able to learn more about the cause and can down load the app and join the one love foundation. sharon thank you for coming in. >> thank you very much. i appreciate being here >> now, maryland's most accurate forecast. >> let's get into the weather forecast. beautiful afternoon across much of baltimore. most spots seeing temperatures in to the 70s. here is the current stat at 5:00. 70 degrees downtown. not bad humidity. that dew point at 50 degrees. the wins will switch around more toward the south as we head into -- into tomorrow afternoon that. will warm the temperatures up. 71 in ght now in dc. that's going to be the deal. 07's into the 50s. there is the wind direction. a cool wind. seven mile an hour right now. that's not a bad wind speed. terms of your dew point values, running around 50 degrees. that's a dry air mass. here is the planner through the course of the evening. 67 degrees. we will be down to around 59 and

psa is going to be unveiled and features line backer mac mcclain and features the head r doctor. >>> space shuttle endeavour doesn't want to leave home. the trip to california from new york has been postponed again because of weather. nasa hoping to send it off tomorrow morning. endeavor will go on display at the california science center. >>> mitt romney and anna nicole ann romney will be on live with kelly this morning. they brought up topics from the campaigns to the jersey shore. >>> all right, if you were hoping to preorder your iphone 5, you are out of luck, the company sold out in 24 hours, they are safing the rest for the stores. 2million people preordered the smart phone. it goes on sale this friday and already there are lines forming in places like new york city. the phone is expected to be sold out by sunday, most of the 2 million preorders will be delivered friday. >>> more younger americans are steering clear of new car lots, the number of 18-34 year olds purchasing new cars dropped by 13% over five years. some are pointing the finger at the economy saying young people a

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this is the -- this is the psa i want to do. this is the psa. so i gave one detention.the good kids need to know the bad kids will get punished. you know what i mean? so, i finally gave hear detention. and by the way, i didn't know that when i give a detention, i had to be there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you gave yourself a detention. [ laughter ] >> i thought they went to some detention place. what i do know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like a bunker down under the high school. >> so i met her. she came to detention in the morning, and i said to her -- you know, i said, "hey, charmaine, how long -- how long do you think you're going to be in school?" and she went, "ugh, forever." [ laughter ] i said, "no, charmaine. here's your life. here's your life. and you only get one life." believe me, kids, you only get one, one life. "and this much is school. and so if you -- you don't want to be out here looking back like me saying, 'geez, i wish i would have done better.'" you know what i mean? so that's all it's about. you got to really change the mindset. >> jimmy: i like that. tha

. ♪ >> it's the latest psa to hit the web. >> attempt to save a group of human beings apparently only of them left. >> we'll reveal the group going extinct and you decide if you want to help. mçó4+y?i >>> the folks at android authority decided hey, let's do a drop test. the iphone 5 versus the samsung galaxy s 3. >> we're trying to bring you the most realistic possible drop test. we're going to drop it out of the pocket as we've pulled the device out. from there we're going to drop it from about four feet high and lastly we're going to let it slip out of the hand at 5 foot six. >> first the iphone. drops, it gets a scratch. pretty much the same thing happens to the samsung. let's move to four feet. everything still works. for the ghe galaxy it has more cracks on the samsung. 5'6" there is a clear winner. >> the glass is still intact which is key. >> watch what happens to the samsung here. >> broke apart. >> that's the case coming apart. see what happens to the phone. >> basically the samsung got owned by the iphone 5. >> i'm glad people do stuff like this because i want to know what i

psa to alert adults of the dangers of drinking around your children. >> i do not like that dirty santalaus. i do not like that guy with the hockey looking mask putting the seat belt on his boy. >> i didn't like any of it but it really hits home. >> this is remarkably emotional. when you really start thinking about that and then thinking about your own childhood and experiences, especially if you dealt with an adult who drank around you. i mean this is chilling and -- it's so raw. it's -- it tugs at you. >> it's effective. the tag line at the end says how do our children see us when we've been drinking? >> she is moving her hands, reaching out. >> lindy is sending an e-mail for the first time in 12 years. >> see how one guy changed h mom's life. and a couplef do stuck >> you know, it almost seems like these dogs know they're being rescued. they know they need to get out of the is water. >> the michigan dog rescue. see how it turns out. >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >> as we well know, it technology has changed o

something called the psa, the prostate specific antigen. that has come under attack this year.ctually spent some time this past week with a doctor, one of the top surgeons in the country and we know him here at fox news, in his operating room. he has some opinions about the psa and about how we have to define prostate cancer early in order to be able to do something about it. if the disease is localized, uma, if we find it early enough we may be able to cure the patient especially when they're young. let's hear what dr. samadi has to say about this. >> the truth is the psa is not the best test in the world but that's all we have. for the u.s. task force to come and say this is not a good test, you don't need to get tested you will see a lot of men fall through this crack and end up having their cancer spread. >> so it's all about the future and in the future ovarian cancer will have new ways to detect it. with prostate we're already there. but even with prostate we'll get better imaging studies and better blood tests. >> that is great news. we'll take a break after this of busi

. >> so "the west wing" cast gets together as sort of a voting psa?> almost. >> this is bridget mary mccorporal it. ma mary mccormack's sister running for state stream court in the non-partisan section of the ballot. >> a and she's mary mccormack's sister. >> wait. this is a campaign ad from "the west wing" cast? >> yes. to tell us a little more about this campaign ad we have one of the actors from "the west wing" via skype right this minute. richard shift is joining us. how did they get all of you to take time out of your busy schedules to do this? >> well, we're all unemployed and broke. mary bribed us with cake. i had met mary's sister before and she's a very, very active attorney in michigan and works very hard for certain cases, so she's quite an amazing woman. soon as mary asked, i was happy to help out. >> i think all of us, whenever there's a reason to get together and help out a cause, we're very happy to do it. >> now, you have another huge project that's online right now. tell us about chasing the hills. >> chasing the hill is an on the web

. >> mountaineer himself got arrested in this psa. >> that's big. >> any idea how or why this traditiontarted? >> when you're in college you always got some hand-me-down couch from your brother or sister. sometimes that couch lives on the front porch, sometimes it's the first thing you see when you come home from the bar and why don't we light this on fire in celebration. that's probably why. they're trying to say look, we've done it, the couches have burned, let's put the fire out. >> i mean it's part of their culture, they have that many videos of couch burning. it's pretty ingrained. i don't knowow they're goi to them to're college studts they're going to look at this and chuckle. >> they're hoping students get the message, sit on the couch, don't burn the couch. >> let's go manhattountaineers. >> no arms and the world is talking about what she can do. >> there's absolutely nothing she cannot do. >> trisha unarmed, see her on the next "right this minute." >> sparks fly on the soccer field. >> like a barrage of fireworks. >> this is not to celebrate a goal at a match. >> the story beh

. >> officials hope the psa denouncing the movie will quell some of the tension.day is also the main muslim day of prayer and religious fervor runs high. anticipating violence the state department has announced u.s. diplomatic missions in some countries will be closed. >> the decision by the united states government to close temporarily its embassies and kun sul down consulate was made by that. >> they may have tied to them. >> the prime minister of libya says he thinks the attack that killed him was planned ahead of time. >> i think it is. i think it is, because the way it has taken place, the way they have done it clearly this crew has planned it, so it is not -- it is not a -- a spontaneous thing. >> secretary of state hillary clinton is forming a panel to investigate the attack there which killed stephens and three other americans. ♪ [ music ] >> it is the final day of summer 2012 and our temperatures right where they should be. slightly warmer than where we were yesterday and we will continue that trend for the first start of the weekend. giving you a view th

and, you think of breast cancer and you have a mammogram for screening and prostate cancer, you have psa pap smear for cervical cancer, what do we have for ovarian cancer, not much. you can talk about the blood test, ca-125 which is specific for ovarian cancer, or, an ultrasound. but, how do you know that you have to get an ultrasound? that is the difficult part. because, the symptoms, as we mentioned, are very vague. bloating, abdominal pain, and, back pain, and urinary issues, and so many people have these kinds of symptoms so i think there should be a discussion with your gynecologist, when it comes to this. the risk factor groups are the ones that they may have genetic family history of ovarian cancer and if you have one of these genes, brca-1 and brca-2, they are at high risk and if you have never been pregnant in the past, it is a risk, and, obesity is a risk and, the exciting thing about ovarian cancer, there is a group in yale, coming up with a genetic testing or screening and i'm excited about this, because they are looking at a few proteins that change in our dna when it comes

during the game the team aired a psa featuring local fan who had been impacted. the team honored several people impacted by skin cancer including the family of wayne, they say that the ravens were a part of their family and it's a fitting way to honor man they loved. >> i miss him every day. not a day goes by where i don't think about him but he is in my heart. i see my kids and -- both kids are a piece of him. i see that every day. >> cameron found out he had skin cancer because of early detection. >>> you can log on to the website, click onto story in the health beat section on the home page and nd if you need to make an aappointment with your doctor. >>> good news, a story we have been following closely. we have just learned mango the cute stolen puppy has been returned. the 7 week old puppy was taken in the animal resource foundation on kent island and was returned tonight to the foundation. back home with his mom. >>> a famous star's autograph is usually worth a couple hundred dollars unless that star has died at which point the value spikes. one of those au

somati who is a top prostate surgery about what he thinks of the psa. >> the truth it psa is not thehat is all we have. we have the same issue with mammogram and colon oskopje. it has reduced mortality based on all of our data that exists. the truth is we need to have that information without the psa screening. you are going to see more and more men die. >> they are worried about money. they think surgery is unnecessary. and if they feel it is not accurate enough they look at the price. >> but the psa is cheap. it saves money and tells you, you might have a problem with the prostate and i send a patient who doesn't do surgery right away. and you might follow a trend or look at mri. and more and more imaging and if you need surgery. key is to give it while you are localized. it is unbelievable. you can get in there and get it out without blood loss and then you are looking at a cure. if you are a young man and looking at a life time of a cancer problem, chances was a cure. >> and the other one we have. dr. mark seagal. thank you. >> eric holder justice department working with a libera

later this morning on good the debuterica, cats .f her new psa and we will find out how she's a week her transplant. catch good morning america right after our news today. no longer the man with the on the hot 100 chart. >> now details. >> the billboards started tracking the top 100 hits in 1958. since then, elvis presley has had the most hits. s but we have a new leading mail on the billboard top 100. anybody want to guess? >> i don't know. >> michael dachshund? >> a good guess. wayne. he has beaten out elvis presley 109 songs as of this new song came t that's called "celebration." wayne is doing very well on the billboard. there's another number one. as 204 songslee that have been on the billboard 100. as male musicians this guy has beach elvis this morning. >> that's incredible. beating michael jackson and the beatles as well. >> everybody. i wanted to have a video to play guys, but it's hard to that i could play on television. s music, iwho know hi sure they know the lyrics. >> not very family friendly. thank you so much. let's take a look at the weather with the jacqui jeras. >>

counterterrorism resource with representatives from over a dozen departments and agencies including ice, psa, the u.s. coast guard and the department of state. together we assessed the risk at each stage of the travel cycle and work together to enhance our collective response. as this committee is well aware, we continued to live in a world of ever changing threats. we must adapt, evolve and anticipate vulnerabilities. we will continue to be at the forefront of the effort against global terrorism and we will work with our colleagues to meet these challenges. thank you again for the opportunity to testify about our work on this solemn anniversary. i look forward to answering your questions. >> the chair now recognizes mr. wood for his testimony. >> distinguished members, thank you for the opportunity to discuss our efforts. forms of status violation bring together two critical areas of ice's mission. it is important determining who to allowed to enter the united states and showing compliance to those conditions cannot be overstated. criminals, terrorists and others would exploit our process t

and so i was doing a total gym infomercial and we asked the producer can we do this psa . he said of course, they filmed it for us that day and that's where it started. >> this week in the democratic national convention. god was taken out that shows how we really think that they have no reason to think that god should be part of our vote . you know, when joe biden, as he's giving his speech. four pinockcos because the nose kept getting long yer longer. joe biden i am sorry. he is a lot more afraid of you then you are of him. you regularly write arcticles that appear in town hall.comand other publicications on the internet. you have not been afraid to be politically active. one of your acting cohorts clint eastwood took a stand. why is it important to use the celebrity status to say i have deep convictions about america and this is what they are. i am off of the course we have and that is ones we have to worried about. and if -- we are in a cross roads, mike. and everything that goes on in your side. and that is really what the arcticles are all about. and why we shouldn't

so that is part of a psa the government spent $70,000 to run on tv in pakistan. not once did they mention free speech. so here's a question by being so sensitive and not telling some of these people, as you say just to get over it. has the u.s. become enablers prolonging the inevitable. the handful of protesters or however many they are, they are ultimately fighting a losing bat snl. >> the administration may not have used free speech. they're trying to convey something very complicated. look, we are at the beginning of a big, long, international conversation with the muslim world. and what we're trying to convey is just because we allow something to be broadcast, to be put on the internet in this country does not mean the government or american people support it. and that's a very complicated idea that we're trying to convey people who live in countries where that kind of thing is not allowed. you also say that hatred and bloodshed will go on until you stop taking the bait. he can no longer be your master or the puppet clerics. so in writing that in america, we