my brother is chief of surgery at sinai. he's the best. >> she discovered not everyone understood her choice to have her breasts removed. >> some people were really mad i did a mastectomy without having cancer, so the whole ordeal is horrible at first, but it was a health issue. i don't want to die, i have three kids, i want to be here for them. >> i found support through the organization, called force, facing our risk of cancer empowered. >> now wendy is an advocate for genetic screening and reducing risk. >> after nancy and i had surgeries, my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. and my father said aren't you ladies glad you had the surgery? >> nearly two years later, nancy is riding without worries, able to see the experience as a gift. >> bye, have a good day. >> again, that was nbc's diana gonzalez reporting. >>> an unusual fall storm is dumping snow from the midwest to the northeast, causing massive power outages as well. in harrisburg, pennsylvania, look at all of the snow. roads already covered in slush as the st

wjz is live at sinai hospital, where the victim is being treated. jessica kartalija with more on the man now charged with the crime. jessica? >> reporter: well, vic. tonight, that victim is here at sinai hospital, recovering, while the man who allegedly shot him is sitting in a jail cell. >> reporter: robbed at random, then shot. a suspect description leads police directly to the suspect. 25-year-old gary stokes. >> he has been charged with multiple crimes, including attempted first-degree murder. >> reporter: charging documents obtained by wjz, identify the victim as o.b. blackman, an employee at the social security administration. blackman was strolling a wooded area on has lunch break when he was shot. prompting a breakdown of the entire complex. >> reporter: one of our officers was patrolling the area when the victim flak flagged -- flagged him down. >> reporter: it was just a few miles from the crime scene. >> we're not as safe as we thought we were. >> reporter: police say stokes stole a cell phone, then dumped it nearby. still, some are conce

wjz is live at sinai hospital, where the victim is now recovering. jessica kartalija has new details about the man charged in this case. jessica? >> reporter: that's right, mary. that victim was brought here to sinai hospital, while the suspect sits behind bars, in baltimore county. >> reporter: robbed at random, then shot. a suspect description leads police directly to the suspect. 25-year-old gary stokes. >> he has been charged with multiple crimes, including attempted first-degree murder. >> reporter: charging documents obtained by wjz identify the victim as obie blackman, an employee at the social security administration. blackman was strolling the wooded area on his lunch break when he was shot, prompting a lockdown of the entire complex. >> one of our officers was patrolling the area when the victim flagged him down. >> reporter: police arrested stokes at his home, here on richardson road, a few piles from the crime scene. >> we're not as safe as we thought we were. >> reporter: police say stokes stole a cell phone, then dumped it nearby. still

of the egyptians police the egyptian security agencies it is all over egypt but the specifically in sinai which is not the most important area for egypt so this vacuum is used today by certain groups from hamas people in gaza to go to sinai to other people smuggle weapons from libya or from sudan or other places and they find it is a very. confortable area to begin to conduct. regions against these little we have to take certain measures that we did not take all the where we could more rely on the egyptians but i don't think that this by itself is of the strategic level but does it does that one really does it bother israel that the bloke aid of the gaza strip from the egyptian side was eased that there's never been a real blockade from the egyptian side in the past i would say five years says this will be brought from guys are huge quantities of weapons that have been smuggled from egypt to go within the gyptian and systems or without the egyptian assistance in the end of the day goes a become to be a very. that is armed with a very advanced weapons this is typical for that we face we fa

area for egypt so this vacuum is used to the by certain groups from hamas people in gaza the go to sinai to other people smuggle weapons from libya or from somebody or other places and then finally there's a very. confortable area to begin to conduct with the. regions against his will we have to pick certain missiles that we did not take all the where we could more rely on the gyptian but i don't think but this way itself isn't it mr surgical. worry does it bother israel that the located of the gaza strip from the egyptian side was east of that there's never been a real blockade from egypt inside in the past over thirty five years is this a little bit lot from goes are huge quantities so where prince have been smuggled from egypt to go we've been egyptian a assistance or without the egyptian assistance in the end of the day goes a become to be of early. that is armed with a very advanced weapons this is typical for ever we face we face the pingers we face a very similar situation and visibly lebannon will hizbullah is a strong will burn fully is a managed to create that loose ineffective

the victim is listee in good ccndition at sinai hospital.derground metro statiins are back up in running this porning, after they were stopped yesttrday beccuse of a mysterious odor.the subway shut down as b-g--e crews invessigated the source of the smell. there's no word yet on what caasee the problem... but it was a very chaotic day &pfoo people just trying to get around. "im frustrated, i'm kinda mad, buu i guuss i will have to take the metro bus or whatever" whatever"fortunately, no one got sick from tte odor. we're learning more about the death of formee altimore raven orlaado brown. brown. the state medical examinnr says orlando brown fro dead innhis inner harbor apartment on september 23rd.he was 40-years-old. monday nnght footbbll... is about to sound a little bit t different.e-s-ppn... which normally kicks off game night with the song all my rowdy the song.this... after he made sooe controversial remarks about he presidentton "fox asked about who he likes in the g-o-p race... when he answered "nobooy"... then set president playing g

the vvctim is listed in good condition at sinai balltiore county police are searching for a ar theif in palethorpe. 19 vehicles have been targeted in the last six weekssand now... they're urging drivers to take precauti. hit two neighborhoods... and they seem to prefer certain types of cars... chryssers... dodges... and jeeps.some neighbors haae lso reported their vehicles being vandalized in the last coople months.but criminals are that has drivers alarmed. <01:06 "cause this is such a that someone would even try."> try.">all the vehicles that made etteen the years 1994 s and 2006. back up in running this ns are morning, after they were stopped yesterday because of a mysterious odor.the subway shut doon as b-g--e crews investigated the soorce of the smell. there's no ord yet on what caused the problem... but it was a very ccaotic day for people just tryyng to et around. "im frustrated, i'mmkinda mad, bbt i guees iwill have to take the metro buu or whatever" whatever"fortunately, no onee got sick ffrm he odor. aak you tt join us as weework to pass marriage equality in the state of ma

the victim was taken to sinai hospital with non life- threatening injuries. his girlfriend is being held on $25,000 bail. montgomery county may pursue the death penalty against a man charged with killing his estranged wife. curtis lopez is also expected in the death of his stepson, whose body was found in a wooded area yesterday. his mother was found beaten and stabbed to death in germantown. an autopsy is being done to determine how william mclean died. >> still no word on how a loyal university student who died and her body was found it in a trash chute. it is the second time in that building in over a year. kim dacey joins us with details. >> according to emily hauze's linked in bage, she graduated cum laude and has been working as a reading teacher. but it is not clear how her body ended up in a dumpster. this is a trash chute located on each floor of the apartment building. a concerned resident invited us to look after a second body in just over a year was found in a dumpster at the bottom of it. >> it is scary. i think better security should be placed h

police say the victim is recovering at sinai hospital with non-life threatening injuries. as far as the suspect is concerned, descriptions of the suspect are just too vague. police are asking with anyone -- asking anyone with information to call 911 immediately. >> strong testimony today the corruption trial of state senator ulysses carry damaso -- ulysses currie. a former secretary of transportation accuses him of lying and misusing his position. >> prosecutors did introduce strong evidence and solicited damaging testimony, but defense attorneys managed to neutralize much of it. in the winter of 2003, shoppers food warehouse considered moving into this space occupied at the montgomery mall. court testimony indicates that senator kerrey was working for them as a consultant. he wanted to discuss the move. flanigan, now in howard county family law attorney said at the start of the meeting? the former state delegate had passed. -- that the former state delegate had passed. add curry indicated that he was taking it on in honor of delegate rawlings. when asked by prosecutors if

the victim is listed in good condition at sinai hospital.a suspect has not been arrrsted.e searcc is on for the man who tried to rapeea johns hopkkns university student. student.it happpned saturday porning around 1:30... near lovegrove street.police say apartment when she was attaaked by a man in a parking lot.the victim says the man told her... he had a gun...then ran away after the attack.anyonn with information is asked to call police. amanda knox returns to u-s soil today... after serving four yeers in aa italian prison. prison.knox is already on a flight headed for seattle.... just one day after a jury cleared knox anddher former boyfriend of murder charges... in the death of her roommate. the 24-year-old was overcome with emotion... as guards led hee out of the courtrrom monday.today... the family of the victimm.. meredith kercher... spoke out about the verdict in the case. ((:16 we do find that we are now eff.... emphatically overturned kercher said the family would not be receptive to outreacc appeal is still possible. testimony continues today... murray..e's the

david samadi mount sinai hospital here in new york city.nt news. >> thank you so much. >> jamie: the medical a-team saves lives every day here. thank you, doc. i'm jamie colby have a wonderful day. >> rick: i'm rick fulbaum, i'll see you six o'clock tonight. the editorial journal report have a great day. >> jamie: doubleheader today? we'll be there, take care. i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie. my cholesterol's stayed down. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. it's backed by over 19 yes of research. [ femalannouncer ] lipitor is not for everyone, including people with liver problems and women who are nu

. >> this surgical oncologist at sinai and professor at johns hopkins hospital explain that adele had tumors in your endocrine glands, which is a rare form of the pancreatic cancer. the good news is that people with this kind of pancreatic cancer can to survive much longer. a dell had surgery to remove that tumors from her pancreas, but she later saw them in her liver -- but when she later got them in her liver, doctors used what is called a cyber life. >> when it finds the tumor, it sends radiation directly to the tumor. >> it can be used for patients who cannot have surgery, which is the case for 85% to 95% of cases. a year after diagnosis, a dell appears to be cancer-free. >> i'm extremely happy and then sitting on the table waiting. he said, good news, you are still ok. >> symptoms include unexplained weight loss, jaundice, diabetes, stomach and back pain. smoking is an extremely common risk factor. there may be a genetic link. screening is possible, but doctors do not screen the general population. >> men are getting conflicting it buys when it comes to getting screen for prostat

he's at sinai hospital tonight in good woodlawn.. keith daniels, fox 45 news late edition. a brazen robbery at a popular estaurann in anne arundel county....leavvs three custtmers injured....including ooe who's in the hospital. hoopital.it happened around 8:45 last night...at the poliie say...two men robbed... then...began robbing several customers of cash.... and other valuables. during the robbery... one customer was stabbed... two others...received... minor injuries. (fee) "and unfortunately i think it's a part of the wasnnt here to witness anddi - anything and it's an unfortunate situation and i wish it had never happened." happened."the customer who was stabbbdis expected to survive. police haven't made any arrests. police in baltimorr county ay someone's been stealing cars in halethorpe. 19 vehicles &phave been targettd in the las six weeks.now... they''e urging drivers to ttke precauti. precaution.the culprits have mminly struckkin two peighborhoods... and they seem to prefer certain types of cars: chryslers... dodges... and jeeps.some neighbors have also reported th

. >>> the victim is being treated at sinai hospital. >>> a strange smell shut down the subway.irefighters did not find anything dangerous in the air. all of the subway stations are back open tonight. >>> we have just learned what killed former raven orlando brown. the medical examiner tells our media partner the media sun that brown died from complications of diabetes. brown was found dead in his apartment last month. the former offensive lineman was only 40 years old. >>> fears of food contamination after another death is blamed on listeria. now it's turning up in lettuce. megan mccorkel has the latest recall involving lettuce. >> reporter: the latest recall involves lettuce and it comes on the heels of the biggest listeria outbreak in decades. a farm recalls 33,000 bags of lettuce after a bag tested positive for listeria. >> we're testing product. we're being audited all the time. we're testing it at our plant. >> reporter: the recalled lettuce is from true leaf barn. it's bagged lettuce with a use date of 10/31. lawrence kate nville died after eating cantaloupe. his family s

the gunman ran away to a nearby alley the 37 year-old man was taken to mount sinai hospital and police do not have any suspects in custody. an apartment fire early this morning and the river north neighborhood left a man critically burned, he is at northwestern memorial hospital and is expected to survive his injuries. 10 other people were displaced from their homes when the second floor rear apartment caught fire at around 1:00 a.m. a horrific car crash has sent more than one dozen people to the hospital, it happened late last night when a car plowed into a chili's restaurant in morgan park. it set the building on fire, witnesses say that it was a scary experience. >> i have never experienced this it seemed like a bomb went off. >> the drivers among the eight people injured and police are trying to determine why the vehicle crashed into the building. killed by a whale at sea world the victim's sisters quickly set up a foundation to support the causes that she loved most. it was the inaugural dream big walk, the money raised will be used to benefit the mercy home for boys and grows the

one person was taken to sinai hospital after an accident in northwest baltimore. sky team 11 was over the scene at the intersection of park heights avenue and peekny road. the firefighters union said three crew members were called to the scene to assist in that rescue. initially accused abducting her friend's baby, a howard county woman is in the clear this morning. authorities are now calling the situation involving tiria mow neek williams a domestic incident when we are told she will not be charged. she was the subject of a police search after the 16 month-old disappeared in her care. the baby was later found unharmed. >> a case of arson. fire investigators say the location had been devoured by flames before. it was called in as a tree fire. crews were able to knock down that fire in a half-hour, and there were no reports of injuries. >> feam family and friends gathered to remember former ravens player brown. brown was found dead in his harbor east home late last month. the medical examiner determined that he suffered from undiagnosed diabetes and died from cato

dominated every man played in this qualification campaign and egos i'm sure of was delighted that his sinai ange when for only the second time one more one goal in their qualifying group. that it was nice to start finding the back of the net we've played well throughout the group like when we drew here with harlem's no no the one we lost against slovakia when we weren't able to score would look on our side tonight. because the cats first campaign is england not mind as russia managed to win a qualification read for the first time in a decade but not hard work starts with the dutchman was around eight months to prepare his side of euro two thousand and twelve finals in poland and ukraine is much of a weekly dati moscow. ottawa's coach to have a car said he was relieved russia didn't have to go into the playoffs and also revealed the team would now prepare for a friendly with the opponents due to be confirmed on thursday however the dutchman criticised song club something reluctant in letting their players turn out for the national side. so hopefully the owners are happy as well sometimes the

crashed when the time when the government would come to their right so it's a grim warning but in the sinai as you would wish to have an almost a toy just from your doctor about your state of health i think it is a welcome warning. now coming up in about five minutes or so you show here on our team is robert foster delves into the depths of the dead straight and global economy is a quick look at what to expect as unique style with this rendition of a recession wrap. the world seems to come towards global ordering of my thoughts of the book and it's an interesting quote we invested much in this enterprise should my guy in it's very demise real economy is something much more to its g.d.p. measured not by our ability to afford but our capacity to really learn to know not place in nature the order of business for mean on this planet ark our pandora. is very clever we've got more that fears and it's time now let me take it back to a top story tonight the tenth anniversary of the afghan war we mark this weekend washington's trying to mend ties with one of its main allies in the war started relati

point and for more on the sinai russian relations let's get perspective on this from china professor fanger chalet director of the center for russian studies at the east china normal university thank you for joining us on the program today at this point a china russia relations it seems to have gone beyond just out of pure cash are there foreign policy positions or near identical military cooperation well beyond just neighborly is the relationship becoming more political do you think asking you the euro i think now with the relationship between both of the countries china and russia i think not only. for for e diplomatic about also i think the concern this seen even into no development but also i think both sides china and russia also can see the many things. related. surrounding the area even sickle obo this situation is so i think as opposed to how the relationship between china and russia are a day i think so more important than only so you're certainly seeing a boost certainly an improvement in a warming in relations a politically speaking and beyond that between russia and china

crash in the time i would be government would come to the right so it's a grim warning put in the sinai as you would wish to have only statoil most is from your doctor about your state of health i think it is a welcome warning. there is in to be a few countries escaping public rage at the prospect of more pain to pay for national debts let's return to new york to find out whether the occupy wall street campaigners think they'll win their battle against the bankers. i'm here at occupy wall street this week let's talk about that i think what we're really protesting is you know the failure of the systems or respond to you know a kind of higher calling for you know our country you know we can be subjected to. you know one percent of the one percent those are the real bad guys you know who make over five million dollars a year for doing that well i do feel that the country is in a very serious serious situation party just the united states or is it a global issue it's a global issue but the united states says at the center. of all of the most important issues right now that we're going to. p

he shot a social security employee walking during his lunch break where he was taken to mount sinai hospital being treated for non-life-threatening injuries. social security put the building on lockdown in their search. campus police working together with the baltimore city to find the assailant. it 24-year-old student was attacked in this last weekend. we are live with the police investigation. barry? cut the sexual assault happened just blocks from the campus. the victim was walking by herself and was apparently going home after a campus event. patroled by johns hopkins campus police and baltimore city police officers are increasing. this is a love grove of street, an alley between these two which residents use as a shortcut. they are investigating what happened here sunday morning. they say a man sexually assaulting a 20-year-old johns hopkins students in the parking lot. these sophomores say they are concerned about their safety on and off campus. >> we alerted our students that this had occurred and gave them advice about what to do when they are walking outside at night. we want them t

if you go by mount sinai they are out there puffing away. here is what i don't understand. if i am clear, if a doctor walks by you and goes into the hospital he can't be allowed in. what are you doing in alexandria? that's the part i don't understand. >> is this what you do with yourself all week? >> hopefully andy levy will answer that question. how should you treat a beautiful woman at a bar? cara keegan discusss that in her book, buy me tons of drinks and then leave me alone. so, do little people have a right to be tossed. we pick up where special report left off. >>> he is taking a big stand for the wee man. but some fell laws say that ain't swella. we spoke with a representative who fired a bill that would repeal a 1989 law banning dwarf tossing in bars. don't laugh. somebody is laughing at this. this is not funny, as a little person. his reason? they need jobs too, the little people. explains rich workman, it is an archaic big brother law that says we don't like that activity. there is nothing immoral or illegal. all we did was take away some i'm ploy meant from littl

. >> one person is taken to sinai hospital after an accident in northwest baltimore. sky team 11 was over the scene at the intersection of park heights avenue and peekny road. the fire crew says 22 members were called to the scene to assist in the rescue. >> sky team 11 was on the scene of a collision on route 1 near greenmont road and rising sun. the victims were taken to shock trauma with nonlife-threatening injuries. no word on what caused that accident either. >> two juveniles arrested and police looking for the person behind the wheel of a pick-up truck that was used to whip a speed camera out of a -- out of the ground. it was then used to wheel through the field of a high school. >> this is what's left of a speed camera that was ripped out of the ground. the pole and camera itself sit as evidence of baltimore county precinct. two juveniles in an adult in a pick-up truck tiled the chain to a pole and sped off. >> the vehicle drove across one of the lawns at sparrow's point high school and left the scene. >> consumer one day before the camera was decommissioned an

. >> one person was taken to sinai hospital after an accident in northwest baltimore. sky team 11 was over the scene at the intersection of park heights and pinkny road after 5:00 friday afternoon. 20 crew members were called to the scene to assist in that rescue. >> sky team 11 was over the scene of a head-on collision in cecil county on route 1 near greenmont road and rising sun. the victims were flown to shock trauma with non-life-threatening injuries. no word on what caused this accident as well. >> police are looking for the person behind the wheel of a pick-up truck that was used to rip a speed camera out of the ground. it was then dragged dragged through the field -- it was then dragged through the field of a high school. >> this is what was left of the speed camera at sparrows point. police say it was pulled on the ground. it sits here in evidence in the north district. police want to know if you know who did it. >> out in front of sparrow's point high school in the 7400 block of north point boulevard is what's left of a speed camera that was ripped out of the

as far as the victim, he is recovering at sinai hospital with non-life threatening injuries. as far as the suspect, police only have a vague description. anyone with information should call 911 the immediately. >> thank you. firefighters are back on the scene investigating a possible gas leak on baltimore's subway system. subway service is running again from johns hopkins to west cold springs. initial air quality tests are not detected any levels of gas, which is why they reopen the stops around 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. >> you could smell it in the hallway. >> fire crews tallied 11 news they will stay on the scene and tell people stop reporting the odor of gas. meanwhile, police are crediting a carbon monoxide detector for saving the lives of homeowners inside this house. three people had been taken to shock trauma for treatment. if the cover monoxide detector had not gone off, that leak could be dead -- could have been deadly. >> as we first told you yesterday, a fight over a paint brush as -- is believed to have led to a three-alarm fire yesterday. barry simms was live out

he was taken to sinai hospital. his girlfriend is behind bars on assault charges. all lanes are clear on the beltway after three accidence snarled traffic for much of the morning, one involving five cars. baltimore county police are still investigating the accident. the five-car accident did cause injuries, but police are not releasing how severe. >> another wet day in the mid- atlantic region, and still some showers moving through, slowing down the evening rush hour in spots. most rain around baltimore is light, but there are heavier showers coming out of virginia, and the possibility of thunder this evening as those storm's track our way. this is a double-barreled storm, along the mountains and the coastal area. 60's and 70's around the mid atlantic. cooler in parts of north carolina and back into the ohio value -- ohio valley. that means gusty winds are on the way. good news is the rain should be out of here and the forecast looks brighter toward the middle and end of the week. more in a few minutes. >> debate raged in the house as republicans attempted to amend

. >> one person was taken to sinai hospital after an accident in northwest baltimore. we were over the scene and an intersection of park heights avenue and tiki road friday afternoon. 23 crew members were called to the scene to a system that rescue. we were also over the scene of a head-on collision that happened around noon yesterday near route 1 near green mountain road in rising sun. the victim had non-life- threatening injuries and roads open less than one hour later. ♪ >> for the third straight month, the national on a 1 rate remains unchanged at 9.1%. the department of labor shows it was not enough to lower the unemployment rate with the creation of 100,000 jobs. the white house says this underscores the need to pass the president's jobs bill but republican leaders vow to read -- to defeat any more programs. >> if any of it works, no. it is high time we trust the american people to liberate our economy from the shackles of this government. [applause] >> investments to put construction workers back to work on a teacher's back to work, first responders back to work

he is now recovering at sinai hospital. >>> a hagerstown manshall man faces several charges. 26-year-old robert hillard junior is facing more than 20 charges including failing to stop at the scene of an accident. he rear ended another car setting off a chain reaction that pushed a motorcyclists into the path of a suv that later died that day. hillard is held on a 750,000 dollar bond. >>> we are learning more about a high speed police chase that left a man dead earlier this week. as weija jiang explains, the man behind the wheel had a troubling driving history. >> reporter: police identified the man they say threatened several lisle as 50-year-old brian mcnutt of glen burnie and say he was not allowed to be driving. maryland mva records reveal his license was revoked since 2008 and he had to complete a driver improvement class in 2009 and just two days before the crash, he applied for a new license. mcnutt has a long history of traffic related charges including drunk driving. >> the forensic and toxicology results will come back. >> reporter: he was driving a blue pickup truck registered

. >> and the victim is being treated at sinai hospital. >> armed and dangerous after police say an officer is forced to open fire. >> well, vic, officers were called for reports of an armed man at the house. it happened here at the 3600 block of st. victor's street. when the suspect refused to comply with repeated orders to drop the weapon. at least one officer opened fire. the victim's identity is not being released. however, they do say he is a 52- year-old man with no criminal record. >> they are investigating a practice that is standard in police-involved shootings. >>> she lost four years of her life, spent in an italian prison. but just moments ago, amanda knox was set free. >> reporter: amanda knox has left an italian jail. this time for good. an appeals court overturned her conviction for the 2007 murder of her roommate. >> both are acquitted. >> we're thankful that amanda's nightmare is over. >> reporter: earlier in the day, the seattle native made an emotional plea to the jury. speaking in fluent italian, she insisted she had nothing to do with the brutal death of meredith kirche

worker in the back before running off into an alley way the victim is in critical condition at mount sinaiospital >>the guard has suspended its search for a kayaker who disappeared near new buffalo michigan 18 year-old micheleman was one of three kayakers to capsized in high waves near a breakwall yesterday afternoon police and firefighters were able to rescue two of those kayakers but the third one lost his life jacket and was thrown from his kayak and heavy waves the coast guard used helicopter to search for him but did not find him >> a school in arlington heights was targeted by vandals just hours before an anti-gay activists received an award there annette bon durant 7 saturday morning at a christian liberty academy police said that several bricks returned to the windows of the school later that evening americans for truth and homosexuality held a banquet there no incidents were reported during yvette and no arrests have been made >>residents of chicago's fourth ward will gather to i to personally tell police superintendent garry mccarthy that he should not close the 21st district pol

mike dudalker, sinai hospital, says it's a less aggressive form, but potentially fatal nonetheless. >in general, pancreatic cancer is the most serious amongst all the cancers. >> reporter: this sits right behind the stomach. it produces insulin. and it is essential in the digestive process. >> reporter: advances in treatment aren't keeping up with new cases. up to 900 per year in maryland. >> reporter: the main risk factors include a family history of pancreatic cancer and smoking. symptoms include persistent abdominal pain that leads to back pain and jaundice. >> by the time the back pain occurs in pancreatic cancer, the cancer may have progressed considerably. >> reporter: just as jobs brought the world technological advances, eber line also says he left the gift of pancreatic cancer awareness. >> we don't have survivors. we don't have an alumni. we don't have famous people who survive this deadly disease. >> reporter: the survival rate for the type of pancreatic cancer steve jobs had is about five years. but since there are no early detection techniques, doctors say once most patie

days ago that he's concerned that some of those, those shoulder-fired missiles have shown up in the sinai in some of the weapons markets in the sinai desert, they've crossed from libya into egypt and, of course, israel would be concerned about that because they can b make their way very easily through the tunnels into the gaza strip. jenna: we'll continue to watch for news out of the pentagon. jennifer, thank you very much. jon: let's bring inword john bolton -- ambassador john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. ambassador bolton, it's been something like 247 days since this anti-gadhafi uprising taliban in rib ya -- began in libya. now it appears the dictator has met his end. how far -- how much of a role can the united states claim in the successful end to the life and the reign of moammar gadhafi? >> well, i certainly think we played a very important role in the air campaign, although not one that i think we should have pursued to have brought this to a conclusion much earlier, perhaps with a considerable savings of civilian life. but in any event, i think now with g

caroline cromwell, assistant professor of medicine mount sinai.ut that, you're on the a-team. what's the answer? should men be tested or the not? >> this is very confusing and if you brought ten doctors in here i think you'd get ten different opinions about this, but what we're learning and tough to put our heads around is that screening is not always helpful. we're talking about healthy men here, not men with a history of prostate cancer in their family or african-americans who has a higher rate of cancer, you get a lot of false positives, number one and also, finding cancer early is that always the outcome. >> what's interesting to me, doctor, in the research that i read, men who invented the test, test for prostate cancer even he feels not everybody should have the test. but what's the harm in having a test, you either get good news or you find out you have something you have to watch or you find out you have prostate cancer. >> first of all, there's a lot of anxiety around this test agoen understanding the risk and benefits of taking the test.

the driver was rushed to sinai hospital. >>> baltimore county police are looking for two robbers who held up a royal farms store this morning, police say around 7:00 a.m., two men pulled guns on the clerk at the store in east joppa road in towson. the gunman pushed a customer who entered the store and left out back. the customer was taken out the back with minor injuries. >>> an elderly woman returns home to find her husband murdered. and now, one year later, baltimore police plea for information. sterling was stabbed to death in his home. police initially received promising information but nothing panned out. and now they are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> a major medical decision that could affect the health of millions of men. this is a study on prostate cancer screening. jessica kartalija speaks to doctors about the debate. jessica? >> reporter: the same group that came out a few months ago and said mammograms weren't necessary annually, are now looking at a proper test used to diagnose prostate cancer. and at least one doctor says this is ridiculous. >>

. >>> the victim is being treated at sinai hospital right now. a homicide investigation today after a city police officer shoots and kills an armed man. vic is in the newsroom to explain what happened in the moments before the officer fired. vic? >> well, mary, the call came in from a man in baltimore, saying his life was in danger. officers responded to this home to find a man with a gun. when they ordered the man to drop his weapon, he refused. and officers say he advanced on them. one officer fired on the man and he later died at the hospital. police have not released the man's identity. >> thank you, vic. the officer involved in the shooting is on routine administrative leave. >>> eight mta subway stations closed this afternoon are back open. wjz is live. alex demetrick speaks to the mta and the fire department to explain what happened. alex? >> well, mary, this impacted the metro line that ran all underneath downtown baltimore. >> reporter: baltimore city hazmat crews responded with highly sensitive sniffers. while the mta evacuated eight me

a >>ri thith sinai i k was deli redki? >>hiin to kas us lid bos b paktani wehoul aeast talkoakni we ulem.stal sure. what res s tribl at aut tbl at? a iaid tss aisky way ? beiuse dw we t are lobing ky missayes or tre.be e weour reonesreobgombi . ss o sa t tim. we ge mon t r thees vernbint. a ivil warsa iime gon the goi rn. ailar i on.oi weuppon. govnmen that ispoovenha uopul. is noweave kzai saygou uul ow wt? no wh thee war kiayreak oute're w whsupphetingarakisn. ak >>utret:orryo ireerru u. weave a ard b akppongis hit>>t:ry iru d mh m e towee alk abod. bo we'lcontitue ts scus mon. m an ho a gatkbo qstio "speal 'l repntt" o tines us. ntin s af hr th gshow q io xt upe oneephow o weh a in afth suowesti for ongr sman une w yo wgo nt ifou ha a sutiorgran verod po r chyor? nif h the atuef lirty? ropoch thgrancany? e itue allliossiy?e th aovernd. thanny to hi itm tollkrussi inv tor aand erunde.of herou. toi tousnvr d dewhen he saouyou' freto sethe rld,e me it. ensau're case tode andd,et amereet. hoveund formion t caodnd ae ve d rm

when menachem begin contrary to his convictions gave back sinai, that was courage. when charles de gaulle gave back algeria, that was courage. when gorbachev dismantled the soviet union, that was courage. israel's full of examples of... history is full of example. >> rose: how old are you? >> 72. but being the israeli of my age is equivalent to being an american of 360 years because i saw the boston teaarty of israel with my own eyes. i shook hands with george washington and abraham lincoln. how many americans can claim the same? treat me with respect, please, you are talking to a saint. >> rose: (laughs) that's exactly what i understood you have seen it all in terms of the development of a nation and known all that have fought for it a all who struggle with it. i interfere fromime to time, i raise my voice and shout like a smoke detector orike a fire brigade. but i am the storyteller. >> rose: ts bo is called "scenes from village life." thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >>ose: stephen grnblatt is a professor of the humanities at harvard. he's a coll

frmaneepsayin it d or b egle>> fanps sinay w she d i dt.e se ta abouthe he tnes is anhe tally diweounte thetaneutes. if i not istaesnanas ttly week dinte nehe sd itas i.a ma iottaast ee rryi a small sit ima m. yi sthllese tness arkey. u ha. somne drs awa e dooresary.way haom d a at 12 :30 scenore lkin wh a chi a t120 ene husbind anwife t aohe p coi whe th hbasbndan ifeo tohe p whdistthbed at h hba std halis wifeo aryou oy. to mhat is glari . fear u en y have a m 4t0 a.la . sitingf a m it yave0 a. babsiynga her diar. aba ayulancing ie y re diar. itin a ang motcy ye.re anyby th rid ain motaorcye m ows yontenna i s oybth andidot e u arwatcng veyo littlna i o nd thinbeca e yo on waranttc to ve l itfall o ha t ike.incayo w nt foothatan on t ik e oro ike. 00 a. to s aanfoitath on chilto t poi whe he ato s lt, u knit, wt is wng il twithoihis hecereou now, , kn wt wseng th s needco benoay atten wti to ed be ayat bause a t a eenndf t t y t re is hi bldseou edf t ry w l b a tli isndhihildtou isin to w look atebat isin tisoine toook ltk at jerem iat i

joining us now an assistant professor of medicine at mount sinai hospital, and doctor, we were just talking this, this can be a frightening thing, but there are things you can do to avoid listeria and what one is to stop eating cantaloupes for a while. >> for most healthy adults not likely to get sick of the listeria infection. even if you get it less likely to set sick as other people that are immuno compromised. you need to be careful if you're pregnant, they're susceptible and newborns as well. those are the people we need to watch out for. if they et infected sick in 72 years and they can incubate for a couple of months. symptoms, fever, muscle aches, stiff next, confusion and can lead to meningitis and that's what ends up causing it it would be fatal. >> jamie: why this one grower of cantaloupes. >> it's interesting why this one particular crop was cross contaminated, feces from animals or humans, and animals and cross contaminated. >> jamie: salmonella could happen in the same way, rats droppings for example, should we be watching more foods than cantaloupes? maybe there's a mention.

here to discuss that, a fox news medical a-teamer and assistant professor of medicine at mount sinaipital. this campaign is taking place in owensboro, kentucky. is it workable? >> it's very, very controversial campaign because people kind of are split as to whether or not these tobacco or smoke-free tobaccos are as safe ands the tobacco-free ways to quit smoking and it's unclear, what they are he' suggesting using is called an snu s-n-u and tobacco-free spoke, goes into the mouth, dissolves, doesn't spit it out like chewing tobacco and chewing tobacco associated with oral canceren and this is unclear whether or not they'll be caused in the same type. >> and the name for the campaign, switching quit. make it look good and advertise it on billboards and talk about it on the radio and print campaigns. >> right. but the question, is smokeless tobacco as you've been discussing better for you? >> well, that's the-- >> if that makes sense. >> we don't know, the goal is you want to be nicotine-free, it's not just the tobacco that can cause cancer, but can cause long-term stroke and heart dis