. >> i hear it's bad for your retina. >> don't look directly through it. a lot of sunshine out there mostly dry conditions, and going into this afternoon and evening. countries the board, 79 in miami. and also in fort lauderdale and marathon. the winds are still pick puing, so we have the southeast breeze, hitting 21 miles per hour. fort lauderdale, in t teens in marathon, 23 miles per hour in key west. but the gusts are continuing to pickp as well. in the 20s for miami and marathon. looking at the big view, still with the pacific northwest, another storm system is pushing on shore. and pretty soon, showers. extensive line of showers, and thunderstorms. as we mentioned earlier in the newscast, they're dealing with flooding and severe thunderstorms because of the system. and the high pressure is blocking it for us. we were going to continue tomorrow, preventing the risk of being rip currents at the local beaches, k kping us dry and seasonly warm. we're in the low 80s and we're going to take that in the next couple of days. humidity will start to return as t

injury was a hemorrhage in his eye, and four years later, blood is still coating the surface of his retina. >> the right is okay. the left is almost none. >> in essence, the back of your eye, is it getting covered in blood? >> yes. >> to restore his vision, one doctor prescribed surgery to scrape the blood off. he contacted the newark compensation board and was given a list of ophthalmologists who accept worker's compensation insurance. none of them agreed to help. >> the doctor said they don't accept worker's comp. says you do accept workers comp? >> they don't accept worker's comp. >> the i team called every ophthalmologist on this list. when we called the doctor's offices, we got the same frustrating results. do you accept workers compensation insurance? does your office accept worker's compensation? you used to do it 20 years ago, but not any more? >> the worker's compensation board lists 64 ophthalmologists but when we called -- >> no, okay. thank you. >> more than two thirds of the doctors offices say they don't accept worker's comp. >> these people are really caught between a rock a

, and that increases the risk of macular degeneration from thinning of the retina. also in today's health news, a new study shows a dramatic drop in rates of hpv or human papillomavirus since t introduction of a vaccine for young women and girls. hpv is the primary cau of cervical cancer which is why the centers for disease control and prevention said this vaccine has been so effective in dramatically r rucing the rates of the disease. the latest version of the vaccine covers nine different cancer-causing strains of hpv. >> ideally i think we're going on get 80 to 85 percent? first one so that's been exciting. >> kristi: the cdc republicans both girls and boys begin receiving the hpv vaccine beginning at the age of eleven. the vaccine is also recommended for women until the age of 26, and men until youurn 21. with your health news today i'm kristi krueger, local10 news. >> janine: the annual carnaval miami festival kicks off this weekend and some of the local10 news team will be there at carvalho aventura on the mile. >> victor: saturday from noon to, you'll meet ch

injury has a hemorrhage in his eye and four years later, blood is still coating the surface of his retina. he says his vision is getting worse. >> the right is okay. the left is almost none. >> in essence, the back of your eye is it getting covered in blood. >> covered in blood. >> to restore his vision, one doctor suggested surgery. they contacted tar workers' compensa on board and given a list of ophthalmologists who accept workers' comp insurance. there was a problem. none of them agreed to help. >> the doctors don't accept workers' comp. >> but the list that the state provided you says they do accept workers' comp. >> they said they don't accept the workers' comp. >> the i-team called every ophthalmologists on this list, state of new york. when we called the doctors' office os, we got the same fre ustrating results. >> do you accept workers' mpensation insurance? do you accept -- sneemt you used do it 20 years ago. not anymore. >> no doctor there takes workers workers' comp. >> the search lists 64 ophthalmologists in brooklyn who participate in the program. but when we called -- >> no

mary lou retinas going to join us live here on the 9 and we are going to ask you what is the favorite summer olympic event or something you can't stand, to beat us only talk to mary lou resident. >> is synchronized swimming one of those events? >> it always makes me laugh. >> the winter games, with the sweeping. >> someone will tell us. >> curling.>> are producer watches a lot of olympics.>> coming back on the 9 questions on the integrity of evidence at the santa clara county crime lab. recent failures that could end up costing taxpayers. >> new evidence that the santa clara crime labs after two recent failures. >> a broken refrigerator storing blood samples any notification system the failed to warn anyone about the problem. some of this could end up costing taxpayers because they could pay for their own testing which is more expensive than using the crime lab. assuming these are a concern obviously. >> the director of the independent defense counsel office. she has reacted to this alert from the das office the back on sunday, march 6 around 4 am the crime lab, pick and then throw on

that tiny point is concentrated so bright that it will damage and kill the cells on your retina. you don't want that to happen. >> reporter: your team has their sun glasses on waiting. where are we right now? >> it's looking at 50%. we have a ways to go. right now they're seeing some darkness in the area. looking like it might be getting towards dusk. that's the feeling when you have that kind of coverage. >> reporter: we are excited. ken, thank you so much. we're so close to seeing the total solar eclipse. guys? >> thanks, drew. and yeah, you can see from that countdown clock, about 30 minutes. we'll bring it to you live as toe at happens, which means "world news tonight" will air at 6:30 p.m. today. >>> also making news, six uc santa cruz student also appear in court to answer for drug charges. more than a dozen heavily armed officers raided the homes friday. >> one had like a big riot shield. several were carrying assault rifles, and yeah, they just busted in and yelled a bunch of times they had a warrant and needed all to come out. >> authorities confiscated more than four po

un problema agudo los mÉdicos que el uso excesivo del celular le produjo la muerte celular en la retinamer cocido completamente o medio crudo en el medio como se lo comerÍa en el sushi. >>> te gusta sushi? >>> no lo he probado mucho. >>> lo vamos a cocinar unos 15 segundos por lado estÁ viendo la receta en casa para que tome nota de ingredientes y los prepare en casa porque de eso se trata la receta le hemos quitado la piel al salmÓn ya automÁticamente lo vamos a voltear asÍ tal cual, y estÁ dorado. por la parte de afuera pero crudo en el medio. >>> estÁ viendo la receta de la ensalada perfecta para el fbi de semana cuando la gente por la semana santa deja de comer carne y ya sabes el pescado es la mejor alternativa y mejor opciÓn, mientras tanto quiero mostrarles en casa una receta mandan en redes social y una foto deliciosa de norma ledesma en mi cuenta del instagram y miren quÉ delicioso se ven estos plÁtanos rellenos, gracias norma si en casa estÁ cocinando mÁndenos receta porque queremos verla y compartirla con toda la gente aquÍ en la televisiÓn. asÍ que bueno. ya doramos el salmÓ

. --4-inch retina display --a9 and m9 processor --upgraded isight and facetime camera although this cam may be more like the 6, not the 6s - but still a 12 megapixel --better lte performance --plus, a barometer sensor, apple pay, maybe even live photos --storage = 16 and 64 gb --color options could include gold, silver, space grey and rose gold --we could see it available to purchase in apple stores by that friday what will the ipad pro come with? --like the iphone se, we're looking at more features in a smaller package. --the ipad pro will have a 9.7 inch display - it will basically have the same dimensions of an ipad air 2, but with more kick. --we're expecting the a9x system on a chip, 12-megapixel camera with 4k video support. it will also have four speakers and support a smart keyboard smart connector and apple pencil. --basically, we're looking at big performance and feature improvements over the ipad air 2. what about software? --we're expecting apple to announce ios 9.3, watchos 2.2, os x 10.11.4 and tvos 9.2. --all of these are overhauls, but they'll bring in new features to th

. >> we had a cha retina dog patch i can tell you you can't do it in one meeting we're looking at parking and all of dog patch so the mta came in and they put down sheets of paper and said for the next thirty minutes we'll breakdown into groups and look at the t concludes my remarks and streets you can't talk about the places in front of our building in thirty minutes neither the times what do the residents and the business owners think they're important but if they go off and make a plan on that one design i am not nothing way accomplished we do we sit down and talk about that quite frankly i don't care i have parking in any building and tell my employees oh, well when i saw how complicate not only did he care i have a fantastic appreciation for how compacted is not to say that the mta voters are nefarious but they go down their own path without having the full knowledge of the constituents there are in their minds their own best constituents they're the transportation professionals great you go to school so learn that's what they do everyday. >> urban mr. haney independence economics. >

goes and - we all could have read that i'll go to my collection and observation this project is not retina ready for prime time not vetted. >> thank you. next speaker. (calling names) who will be the last person to speak. >> herbert wiener one thing that really concerns me the concerns of the neighborhood and the businesses that have been ignored by this project and another concern i have is people shop on union street to the cal hallow area sometimes they have to walk to lombard street your focusing the whole neighborhood and have you consulted with the police about this you know, do you consultant with the police department at all? and it undermines the fact it mta members should have taken over parking and traffic into the police department they should be more realistic people are punished for living on lombard street and doing business on lombard street people should in the be punished for living there and conducting business i'm wondering where is the chamber of commerce on that do they support mta cart blank or take them to task they should do it in this case >> thank you, mr. wiener

it would be nice to see you if they didn't have these lights frying my retinas. i know you're out there. i can hear you. i wanted to speak to you briefly about -- i wanted to speak to you at great length about a lot of things but we don't have a lot of time. so i'm going to speak to you briefly about alternative to incarceration programs in the federal system. and specifically, the two that we have in where i sit, in the eastern district of new york, we have -- these are presentence programs. now, those of you familiar with the federal system are familiar with re-entry courts, and they're wonderful. they've been around for more than a decade. they're pretty much around the country now. what i'm talking to you about today is not -- are not re-entry programs. they're no entry programs. they're intended to provide alternatives to the routine incarceration to which we've subjected too many people in the federal case load. specifically, there's a drug court we call it the pretrial opportunity program, which is a federal presentence drug court for essentially nonviolen

they would be nice to see if we didn't have these lights frying my retinas but i know you were out ofi can hear you. i wanted to speak to you briefly about, i want to speak to you at great length about a lot of things but we don't have a lot of time someone to speak to you briefly about alternative to incarceration programs in the federal system. and specifically, the two that we have where i sit in the eastern district of new york, we have, these are presentence programs. those of you who are familiar with the federal system are familiar with reentry courts. and they are wonderful. they have been around for more than a decade. they are pretty much around the country now, and we are not talking to you about today, not weaken two programs. they are no into programs. they are intended to provide alternatives to the routine incarceration into which we subjected to many people in the federal caseload. specifically there's a drug court with all pretrial opportunity program which is a federal presentence drug court for essentially nonviolence, people who substance abuse is well documented.

tiene desgaste en su retina y puede perder la vista. estuvimos con la bella aracely a a arÁmbula.os y hermosos. y escriben cosas bonitas. ayer ley uno que decÍa, me caso contigo y la verdad que estaba muy guapo. (rÍe). bueno, voy a pensarlo. >>> ay ! se me hace que hay algo. pero no quiere decir. nosotros calladitos. por otra parte julio iglesias pospuso su concierto en puerto rico. tenÍa programado el concierto para el 20 de marzo, por el nervio asiÁtico su mÉdico le recomendÓ cancelar las presentaciones. por otra parte la cantante diana reyes, prenso to su nuevo material discogrÁfico, donde habla de la violencia domÉstica. >>> en el caso de esta canciÓn es enviarle un mensaje a las mujeres, que no lo permitan que atrevan ade en uno zair. que se quieran mucho y que son importantes y en una situaciÓn de este estilo no solo afecta a la mujer y la esposa. si no que afectan a la familia, a los hijos. hace un patrÓn todavÍa mÁs terrible y esta canciÓn es con este mej saj hacia las mujeres y no creo que sea feminismo como tal, porque el disco realmente no hay ninguna canciÓn que atente

. >> we had a cha retina dog patch i can tell you you can't do it in one meeting we're looking at parkingnd all of dog patch so the mta came in and they put down sheets of paper and said for the next thirty minutes we'll breakdown into groups and look at the that concludes my remarks and streets you can't talk about the places in front of our building in thirty minutes neither the times what do the residents and the business owners think they're important but if they go off and make a plan on that one design i am not nothing way accomplished we do we sit down and talk about that quite frankly i don't care i have parking in any building and tell my employees oh, well when i saw how complicate not only did he care i have a fantastic appreciation for how compacted is not to say that the mta voters are nefarious but they go down their own path without having the full knowledge of the constituents there are in their minds their own best constituents they're the transportation professionals great you go to school so learn that's what they do everyday. >> urban mr. haney independence economics.

. >> es la parte de la retina que permite ver detalles finos de manera clara, el actor estÁ conscientetos donde le inyectan en los ojos para que el problema no avance. alan: no para de trabajar, es un profesional, y bueno, esperemos que se recupere eric, no es eric,porque no es mi amigo, el gran actor erick del castillo. ana: habÍa rumores de que fey y beny de la rosa estuvieran saliendo juntos. alan: esto fue lo que dijeron. fey: siempre cestas de la idea de estar enamorada, y pocas veces encuentras las parejas que te despiertan el amor, tiene que ser con la persona correcta, con tu media naranja, ¿verdad?, para mi es un motor el amor, la vida, y siempre estÁs buscando sentirte pleno en ese aspecto. lenny: yo estoy pasando por una de las etapas mÁs lindas de mi vida, mÁs hermosas, y lo estoy disfrutando desde ese punto de vista, desde el punto de vista del amor, esta canciÓn nos descubriÓ a nosotros. fey: esa canciÓn nos puso en el camino juntos, yo conocÍ a le y trajo mucha mÚsica mi vida, yo tambiÉn llegué con muchas historias e ideas, y se dio la posibilidad de hacer la colaboraciÓ

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goes and - we all could have read that i'll go to my collection and observation this project is not retinaeady for prime time not vetted. >> thank you. next speaker. (calling names) who will be the last person to speak. >> herbert wiener one thing that really concerns me the concerns of the neighborhood and the businesses that have been ignored by this project and another concern i have is people shop on union street to the cal hallow area sometimes they have to walk to lombard street your focusing the whole neighborhood and have you consulted with the police about this you know, do you consultant with the police department at all? and it undermines the fact it mta members should have taken over parking and traffic into the police department they should be more realistic people are punished for living on lombard street and doing business on lombard street people should in the be punished for living there and conducting business i'm wondering where is the chamber of commerce on that do they support mta cart blank or take them to task they should do it in this case >> thank you, mr. wiener.

. >> we had a cha retina dog patch i can tell you you can't do it in one meeting we're looking at parking and all of dog patch so the mta came in and they put down sheets of paper and said for the next thirty minutes we'll breakdown into groups and look at the that concludes my remarks and streets you can't talk about the places in front of our building in thirty minutes neither the times what do the residents and the business owners think they're important but if they go off and make a plan on that one design i am not nothing way accomplished we do we sit down and talk about that quite frankly i don't care i have parking in any building and tell my employees oh, well when i saw how complicate not only did he care i have a fantastic appreciation for how compacted is not to say that the mta voters are nefarious but they go down their own path without having the full knowledge of the constituents there are in their minds their own best constituents they're the transportation professionals great you go to school so learn that's what they do everyday. >> urban mr. haney independence economics