shirt. >> stahl: the testers go to 95- year-old ruthy stahl's home, too.ey go not because she can't come to them. she just doesn't have time. >> ruthy stahl: i'm in my car more than i'm in the house, i think, because i... i do so many things. >> stahl: what do you do? >> ruthy stahl: i am flying all over the place. >> stahl: "flying," as in speed- walking three miles almost every day. >> ruthy stahl: on sunday, it's only two miles. ( laughs ) >> stahl: are you on the computer? >> ruthy stahl: yes, i am. but i'm having trouble with my computer. >> whistler: i had a computer for ten years and enjoyed it, but it died. >> stahl: jane outlived her computer. at almost 100, she's done a lot of outliving. >> whistler: we were all bridge players. we'd play bridge and have dinner, and we had a lot of fun. >> stahl: have some of them died? >> whistler: they've all died. >> stahl: they've all died. >> whistler: every one. >> stahl: oh, my goodness. >> whistler: i'm the only one left. >> stahl: so what was it that got these people into their 90s... >> kawas: so you've

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i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay.ream question. >> uh-huh. >> do you mean dream in color? >> hmm. >> think about that. >> i don't believe so but who notice. >> we'll fine out tonight. in dreaming of nice weather for the weekend. >> i dream about like vacation and sunny weather i dream in color. >> blue water. >>> absolutely. weather wise we're looking at a very pleasant night. crack the windows. some cooler weather and have some sweet dreams outside it is very comfortable. take look. outside down the shore we're looking at atlantic city. it will be a very busy weekend because we have some decent weather coming up. on storm scan3 we have a clear skylight winds at the moment and temperatures that will be cool cooling down into the 60s which is very pleasant for this time of year. our live neighborhood network takes us across the region. we'll start off in cape may county. cape may courthouse where the temperature is 79. lu jersey regional airport 73. at girard college in city at the airport we're looking at 74 degrees.

. >> reporter: grab some groceries and check out your mental health, i'm health reporter stephanie stahl and we will tell but this new preserve zest coming up. >>> you might call it a birds eye view, we will tell you where this two can made an unusual appearance on the traffic camera. we geicmoney for over 75 years.save they've really stood the test of time. much like these majestic rocky mountains. which must be named after the... that would be rocky the flying squirrel, mr. gecko sir. obviously! ahh come on bullwinkle, they're named after... ...first president george rockington! that doesn't even make any sense...mr...uhh...winkle. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> two double decker buses are injured in times square injuring four people. that crash happened 3:30 at forty-seventh and seventh avenue. fire department says that injuring are not serious, but the cause of the crash is now under investigation. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch today how would you like a checkup from the neck up, at the grocery store. it is new, it is free, and it i

as he told leslie stahl in march of 2008, carl icahn looks to pounce while everyone else is losing their shirts. >> the day we visited icahn enterprises, the stock market was swinging wildly, at one point, dropping 300 points. so has this been a bad day? this is not a great day. >> tough day, tough day. >> wow, this is beautiful. look at your view. icahn works in a skyscraper suite overlooking new york's central park. >> i think i lost today. >> you did? >> yeah. >> actually, he lost big. well over $150 million that one afternoon. but when we spoke with him a few days later, icahn told me, "no big deal." he lives by the mogul's credo: never let 'em see you sweat. >> i was buying that day. i mean, seriously, i was very happy about that. >> you looked like you were-- >> i'm not-- >> frazzled and--'cause you were-- >> well, i'm always frazzled. i mean, i look good now-- i combed my hair-- but i'm always--got so much going on, and i enjoy that. [bell clanging] >> one of his biggest holdings, motorola, plunged 19% that day. but icahn, the ultimate risk taker, was gobbling up more shares in th

health reporter stephanie stahl will explain that coming up next. >>> also hello kitty is not who you think she is, coming up new revelation about the character has a lot of people talking, kathy? >>> it is last orr at shore in avalon we are getting ready for the school year practicing our forecast continuing skills with our kidcasters, okay, colin is what the forecast for the weekend. >> partly sunny and 90's through philadelphia. >> partly sun any washington good wow. >> 90 degrees in chicago. >> well, this is just a tease so we will save that for weather cast, we will be back with the forecast from the city to the shore coming up as "eyewitness news" continues. city to the shore coming up as "eyewitness news" continues. go business mogul. she's preparing to take her company the honest company, public . she helped found the company in 2011 and it is valued at $1 billion. honest company sells equal friendly baby product. >>> hello kitty isn't who we think she is. the is there an upcoming exhibit devoted to the pop culture icon at japanese american icon museum in l.a. curator tells l.

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> possibly the most expensive onesy ever. >> that is interesting though. >> every where you look on line you sees people taking the ice bucket challenge. >> yes, i did, kate difficult as well. now one penn state football player made a stunning announce. were dousing himself with the coal water. >> i'm tim shaw. a year ago i was playing nfl football. i have been recently diagnosed with als. i'm here today to stand up to fight with all of you against this disease. >> thirty year-old tim shaw admitted he was diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease after recently retiring from the nfl. he spent six years as a pro player before that he played at penn state where he was an academic all american. very brave of him to do that. >> wish him the best. >>> apparently size does matter if you want to live happily ever after. >> new study says larger your wedding guest list the better your marriage. this has nothing to do with how lavish or how much money you spend just that you have a big social network to support you but not everyone says i do to the fi

stephanie stahl shows you what to look for. >> reporter: playing with her twin sister three-year oldmckenzie foreman needs glass toes see. she had a rare eye cancer diagnosed when she was just six months old. >> it was fast moving because it was like one credit telling you this and then the next doctor and then it was just obviously, just extremely emotional. >> reporter: her parents didn't realize that the first signs of the cancer were in baby photos look carefully. mckenzie's twin has a red eye reflection which is normal but mckenzie has use it cots in her pupils. >> the tumor is white in color so you are seeing a reflect on of the tumor within the pupil itself. >> reporter: doctor czar of wills eye treated mckenzie for rb, a rare type of, pediatric eye cancer that can be seen in photographs. cameras being an important tool, for doctors. >> this is used diagnostically here. >> correct, we are just like parents taking pictures. >> reporter: brian shaw's son noah had same cancer in one eye. photo when he was just 12 days old showed white reflection. >> the fact that this digital cam

i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now chaos in times square. two double decker tour buses collided there today injuring 14 people. it happened at 47th street and seventh of a right in front of a popular booth that sells broadway tickets. the accident also brought down the light pole and closed part of seventh avenue for several hours. there were injuries. but none of them was life threatening. >> neighbors are coming together across the region and the country tonight to fight crime. >> it is national night out the evesham township police department hosted free activities for the family. "eyewitness news" at the municipal building where members of the k9 department showed off their skills. >> meantime in camden, young people with hope works in camden used art to get their crime prevention message across. "eyewitness news" at the esperanza community garden at sixth and grant. the photography team there snapped pictures that will be used to create an art exhibit in an effort to help camden heat. >> a band entertaining the crowd at lower merion tow

our stephanie stahl is live at the hospital with the latest tonight, stephanie. >> reporter: jessica, we still don't know what instigated these shootings or how they might be related. there is some scary moments inside this hospital, earlier today, and at the family home, there is shock. >> neighbors in glendora say something was strange about the way wychowanec family who lived here especially the father and son. >> he had seemed odd a little. he was a little funky. he gave me this weird look and i said hi and he said, hi back. got in his car. that was it. >> reporter: what kind of a weird look. >> like a grin. >> reporter: officials say six three-year eld ray mopped wychowanec shot and killed his six two-year old wife denise who was hospitalized at kennedy hospital stratford. staff responded and saw a horrific site. >> medical staff entered the room at which point in time mr. raymond then shot himself but we do not know why. >> that is in the our protocol. we have to provide access to care. he was visiting his loved one and that is normal process, signs in and goes up to the patient

up next, our health reporter stephanie stahl will show us what moms will no longer receive after they deliver at some philadelphia hospitals. >> kate? >> and some heavy showers moving through portions of the area, because lot more rain where that came from. we're tracking rain for saturday morning, and again, on sunday, it will be a wet weekend. we'll time it out coming up. >> and he put new jersey in the spotlight. as mob boss tony soprano, now the garden state honors the late great james gandolfini. we're ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away have you seen tom corbett's negative ad with this actress. it's just not true. and more of the same from corbett. tom wolf's company is headquartered and files taxes right here in pennsylvania. and it's tom wolf who'll be the governor we need. he'll make the gas companies pay up to fund our schools. build a 21st century infrastructure. and restore manufacturing for the jobs we need today.

our health reporter stephanie stahl will take a closer look at that coming up next. >>> the kathy?we are looking ahead to a very pleasant weekend, it will be warming up but we're tracking this, thinks our next chance of rain, that will be moving in on sunday, we will show what you to expect coming up, with the seven day. >>> plus, a standing ovation, in baggage claim a local solder receives a home coming he didn't expect, beasley. >>> more in sports full highlights of taney's triumph in the little league world series, and birds are back in business eagles and patriots tonight for chance to have nick foles put their performance behind them from last wee óÑ jú n for a local solder, when army specialist tracie kowalsky, stepped off the plane inhiladelphia he g wadb clapping and lots of hugy and members of the warrior watch turnout to welcome him bank after a nine month deployment in afghanistan. specialist kowals army 11. >> welcome, i was than the expecting that at to my girlfriend right she's amazing.>> specialist kowalsky graduated from deptford township high school and he told us

i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pope francis is urging south koreans not to fall victim a spiritual emptiness that will afflict wealthy countries. he visited a spline dedicated to 103 korean catholics who were martred in 1866. earlier pope francis rallied tens of thus sands of young people at an outdoor mass today. he met privately with survivors of the recent ferry disaster. mostly high school students were on board the ferry. >> well we talk about them earlier but we can't say enough about the taken dee dragon the talk of the town right now. hundreds open gathered to watch the team at city hall today when game one of world series. they're request of a championship turned some of their players into household names and while they have garnered some big named fans to those who know them best, they're just a great group of kids. ♪ >> the celebration started long before the victory at philadelphians cheered on the taney dragon in the little league world series. ♪ >> four big screens brought fans to city hall as they wa

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> kathy is with us now. little bit of sunshine after kind of a gray weekend really. we've had at least two or three of those gray weekends. >> in a row, yeah. i think we're going to get lucky. we're looking at a very decent seven day but first we have to get through some heat and also some storms. tonight it is a beautiful evening to crack the windows and not too warm, not too humidity just yet. you can see little bit of haze even or moisture down the shore. but still a little busy on the boards in ocean city, cape may county. on storm scan3 skies are clear to mostly cloudy. those clouds are far offshore associated with that stationary front that moved back toward the coast over the weekend and helped keep the clouds around but now thankfully that is long gone. temperatures are very comfortable. mainly in the 70s. with the exception of lancaster checking in at 69. the poconos down to 61 degrees with a mainly clear sky. during the day on tuesday, temperatures will rise into the 90s. high pressure will squeeze

i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we want to know what you think about this. do you believe the pennsylvania state legislature should approve a bill legalizing marijuana for medicinal purposes? you can log on to cbsphilly.com and vote in our viewer web poll. >> do you ever wonder why the food selections on some men use just sound ear reece sift till? there is a science behind it. researchers say that items with bold or highlighted text or those items that are set i was par from the rest of the menu in a text box make diners more likely to order them. a few extra words like succulent in the description of a dish. also translated to 28% greater sales. and another study found that diners tend to spend more if the price of a dish is listed without a dollar sign or the word dollars. >> well okay. >> who doesn't like a nice succulent dish. >> that sounds delicious. maybe eat it outside. >> perhaps. >> pay extra for that. >> yeah. it will be free courtesy of the forecast. we're looking at a nice stretch of weather almost fall like with temperatures actually below ave

health reporter stephanie stahl gives you a firsthand look at some of thee mergecy precautions being taken. >> reporter: protective gear is ready to go, it starts with gloves here in the emergency department here at hahnemann university hospital. this is a demonstration of how hospital workers would protect themselves if they get a patient suspect of havinge bowl, uniform includes a mask and face shield to guard against coming into contact with any body fluids. >> any saliva, urine, bloodies what the concern is reports report doctor eric stander in the emergency department of hahnemann says hospitals have been getting these daily health alerts outlining facts about the virus and measures to guard against it being spread. like what if someone walks in the er with symptoms. >> it requires a close contact, just walking by somebody is not dangerous report you are not overly concerned. >> not overly but i just want to be correctly concern. >> reporter: he says most important measure toys find out if someone with flu-like symptoms has been to west africa or in contact with someone who has.

we get details from three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl. >> reporter: after a long day at work sherri enjoys playing her favorite video game but it's more than just a fun destress soar. some of the games are helping fight her life long battle against depression and anxiety. >> you have request that is do you and you earn points by doing something as simple as getting up out of your chair and getting moving. to calling friend. hugging yourself. >> according to the national institutes of health nearly 15 million americans suffer from major depressive disorder and 40 million from an anxiety disorder. psychologists are now looking at these video games as a new way to reach those who need help. >> a lot of them look exactly the same as games someone could play just on -- they may have cartoon characters. they could have missions. imbeded in that game are treatment mechanisms. >> reporter: psychology professor trace dee dennis designed one of the games called personal zen. aft playing it for 20 minutes the brain starts processing negative information different differently. >>

. >> still a head on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 forget cadavers our stephanie reporter stephanie stahl is learning how a medical students are learning on a virtual body. >>> get your ears ready, one direction is in town and fans spent the day, staking out their hotel, beasley. >>> the eagles getting ready for preseason game number two, more sixth inning problem for phillies and local softball team are the world champions, those stories and more in sports in 602nd. >>> well, there is no such thing as a bad day for a baby parade, but you this was a perfect, day, for a baby parade. >> yes. >> kathy orr is live in ocean city for 105 annual baby parade, kate bilo is in the studios. we will start with kathy. >> what a beautiful day, they used to do baby parade early at 11 or 12:00 o'clock and it was just too hot. now weather is perfect. is there a little aviator, with mom and dad, supporting him in the background. he just waved. look at this guy, it says, it's shore good, a little ice cream truck on the boardwalk. adorable. great job, you guys. we will show you more from the baby parade and

"3 on your side" health reporter stephanie stahl shows us why this is so important to researchers in> there we go. >> one by one researchers from thomas jefferson university weinberg unit for als research participated in the ice bucket challenge. >> it was very cold and very terrible but it is for a good cause. >> it was very refreshing, i would say. >> it is cold. >> it is acinal idea. take a bucket of ice water dump it over your head, record it, and post the video on social media. challenging another group of people to do the same within 24 hours. either do it and donate $10 to als research or don't do it and donate $100 to the cause. >> today we have challenged the entire jefferson community to rally around us to bring awareness, and to really put the name of als out there. >> while this is fun outdoor challenge, inside the lab is a more serious important challenge. >> it is very important. this disease has no cure. we, you know need to keep doing research to help these patients with this disease to get toward a cure. >> researchers are currently trying to get better under standin

. >>> an new hope for cancer patient this is morning next up, health reporter stephanie stahl takes aok at how acupuncture can help in the battle against cancer. >>> also ahead school may seem like a long way off but it really is not. we will tell you how retailers are targeting back to school shoppers earlier then ever. >>> it is another wet start to the day, carol will return with everything you need to know about your sundayqdé] ll come back. on the cbs-3 healthwatch new help for breast cancer patients whether or not only fighting a potentially deadly disease but difficult side effect that is come from treatment. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has more on how a old remedy may provide new hope. >> will increase electricity to the low level. >> reporter: it is ramped up fred chain acupuncture has been a life safer. she's back to playing ping-pong with her family which she has not been able to to. >> i terrible joint pain it keeps cans's way but causes serious side effects including fatigue, depression and insomnia. >> provides sensory stimulation. >> reporter: thi

a popular alternative to medications and injections, three on your side health reporter, stephanie stahlhows us how it works and how it is changing lives. >> i could not do this and get ready. >> reporter: renee says, shoulder pain interfered with everything. it even kept her up at night. karen helps had same kind of misery but hers was in her elbow. >> i could not lift a coffee. >> reporter: karen and renee suffer from ten nights, damaged ten opposite caused by repetitive activity or an injury. >> i could not take it, it was everything i did in my daily life came to a halt. i work. i could not type without pain. would i wake up in the middle have the night. >> reporter: in these cases there are micro tears to the tendon which become scar tissue. karen says typical treatment is physical therapy and steroid injections and she didn't want surgery. she decided for a new procedure with doctor tomorrow flute of lordes medical center. he is treating tendonitis with a device called tenex health. >> the device is developed for chronic scar tissue pain. >> reporter: it is a local anesthetic and t

virus of course is spread through mosquito by the, our health reporter stephanie stahl is working this story and she will have more details for you on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> developing now, u.s. planes, and, and in iraq and obama administration, says this operation is part of the, and killing of religious, minority and protect u.s. military interest in that country. cbs news correspondent tara marginner has the latest. >> reporter: smoke rose from the sky line outside iraqi city of irbill where two u.s. war planes hit artillery belong to the islamic extremist group known as isis. terrorist have taken over large areas of iraq escalating sectarian violence. president obama authorized air strikes to protect u.s. military and other diplomates working out of erbill. >> protection of american personnel in iraqis a top priority and one that merits the use of military force. >> reporter: white house says that the u.s. will also use military force, to help religious minorities, being hunted down. u.s. cargo planes are dropping food and water in the mountains of northern iraq where thous

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> the time right now, 6:47., i don't think today's a good day for an outing to the pool, is it? >> you know, this afternoon might be okay. i'm not going to call this day out, just based on what's happening this morning. which isn't great. even the shore areas, seen one, 2 inches every rain, urban, a small stream flood advisory until 9:45 this morning, i think you'll be seeing drying moving, in very often, as well, also the big art showdown there. may be getting deals because of the bad weather, head down to ocean city, the 52nd annual arts show that they have down there, people will be coming from all over the east coast, the tents are up fortunately the tents are up. let's head to another boardwalk, down in rehoboth beach. still little wet on these boards right now, but things will be drying out. and how do i know that? because i'm taking a look at storm scan3. i want you to watch this. this is a back edge of this. so it is coming up, then we start to see some drying moving n notice it shrinking also going in t

"eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl with one local family's fight for medical marijuana. >>> also ahead it is the oldest residential street in the country and one of the philadelphia's most popular tourist spots and now you can call it home, next a sneak peak at this home now on the market. stay with us we will be right back. hey, uncle craig, what's the deal? oh...you can't record that many shows at once. why? i guess they didn't feel like it. you can't save every single cartoon. why? you can't just watch tv wherever you want. why? you know you can't pause the tv here and play it in another room. why? it's time for fios quantum tv. store up to 200 hours in hd. record up to 12 shows at once. pause and play live tv room to room. plus watch live tv on the go with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. now, through august 10th, upgrade to a fios triple play and get an amazing $400 back with a two year agreement. plus an extra bonus from verizon wireless - this free lg tablet or up to $200 off any tablet from verizon. but hurry, this offer ends august 10th, don't wa

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and a young mother killed in the deadly carjacking is remember at a vigil in north philadelphia. thirty-four year-old keisha williams died thursday night, she was in critical condition for two weeks after she and four others were hit by a carjacked suv in the tioga section of the city. three of her children were killed in that crash. one woman from the northeast stopped by the crash site after hearing of keisha williams death. >> she passed away and it just floored me and i took my granddaughter from school and said lets go by and just we have to go. >> this does mean that suspects jonathan rosa and cornelius crawford will now face four counts of second degree murder, and conspiracy. >>> in the meantime a day of summer fun went terribly wrong for three kids at a philadelphia public school. they went for a swim and ended up getting shock. an electrical current somehow got in the water at o'connor public pool at 26th and south street and our todd quinones talk with one parent who says this may not have been the first time that it happen

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our health reporter stephanie stahl explains why this are. lifting through the first state. especially new castle and kent counties and heading for portions of cape may county in new jersey. we hollywood to the death of comic genius robin williams. >> we will get more from the insider's michael it has been the numb friend and co know, arnoldt sorrow at grea of consciousness. >> new could not be more stun by loss of robin upcoming night at the museum, heart, and soul and talent robin williams did have ar stephanie experts say suicide is you take on too. >> reporter: funny m about a third of people who are depressed also have matthew winterstein a psycholog more complicate substance abuse. the stress of reality in life and in combination with each annual liz two thirds are attributed to depro 65. doctors say it is important to talk about mental health issues and let people know that there is help. warning signs for depression include changes in eating or sleep patterns, and experts say people clock suicide prevention hot line, we have that number for you and a lot of resources

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. >>> but first dozens sickened from a mosquito born illness in our area health reporter stephanie stahl on your side today with information on a promising vaccine. kathy? >>> everyone saying it is feeling like fall but do you really mind, because summer will make a quick return plus checking on some weekend rain it is all next as "eyewitness news" on the cbs-3 health watch this friday evening, some new information about a possible new treatment for mosquito born virus that has sickened dozens of people in our area. >> well, three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl joins us details with the promising vaccine out. >> reporter: researchers are encourage about this, nearly 600 cases of chicken gonya have have been reported in the united states this year. there are 51 cases in new jersey, 14 in pennsylvania, and one in delaware. as cases increase health officials are testing a new vaccine to prevent the illness. people air arriving back to philadelphia international airport with more than just their luggage, some are sick with the chickengunya virus. >> it is not acquired or caught

reporting live from stratford, i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> stephanie, thank you. >>> three men are tortured, taped up, and then dropped in the schuylkill river to die. one of them managed to get away and find help but it wasn't soon enough to save the other. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live to tell us what investigators are now announcing about this crime, noel. >> reporter: police tell us that they are still searching for clues as to who may have ton this. they do believe that it is drug or possibly gang-related but still, no arrests. >>> it is one of the most barbaric murders philadelphia homicide detectives say that they have ever seen. >> hand and feet were bound, their eyes were covered and they were stabbed multiple times, two of the three i believe their throats were slit and then flown in the schuylkill river. >> reporter: three friend abducted from an undisclosed location in the van were believed to be tortured, taped up, stabbed, and anchor to the bottom of the schuylkill river left to die. two victims were recovered this morning near kel

yet as lesley stahl reported in october 2011, when president obama was looking for someone to help get americans back to work, he recruited a most unlikely candidate: the republican ceo of general electric, jeff immelt. >> the mood is dark. people are pissed. why not try to do better? >> jeff immelt talked about his czarship at a gathering of g.e. managers. >> you know, i grew up in cincinnati, ohio, and my parents are really right-wingers. my dad watches, like, five or six hours of fox news every day and stuff like that. so i called home and said, "hey, just to give you a heads-up, you know, i'm gonna be with the president, and he's asked me to lead this jobs council." and my mother said, "well, you said no, of course, didn't you?" [laughing] i said, "no, mom, that's not what i said." [cheers and applause] thank you. >> when you were chosen, there was a lot of criticism. >> yeah. >> i saw a headline that said, "the job czar from hell." >> mm-hmm. >> because of how many jobs g.e. has outside the united states. >> i've taken heat from the right and heat from the left, and it's been unco

health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the potential health risk to unborn babies. >>>on the tony stewart crash that we talk about earlier in the broadcast, the insider's kevin frazier will give us inside scoop on stewart's past altercations. kathy? >>> in weather the clouds are rolling in the rain is next and a threat of severe weather, i haven't mention that had in a long time. we will look at that plus when sun returns in the seven day as "eyewitne one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. come on, boy! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung in

time there are new recommendations for diagnosing that condition. >> our health reporter stephanie stahlow with the more on new guidelines that were just released today. >> reporter: daniel suffers from sleep april me a. >> you are fatigue, very tired, headaches, occasionally moody. >> reporter: sleep apnea causes people to temporarily stop breathing repeatedly during the night. now new guidelines from the american college of physicians say that a formal sleep study is the the best way to diagnosis the problem. >> if a patient has snoring, daytime sleepiness, high blood pressure, it is a clear indication that they have severe evaluated for obstructive sleep apnea. >> reporter: if lap testing is not an option new guidelines recommend home based portable monitors for patient whose don't have chronic health conditions. left untreated sleep apnea can lead to life threatening cardiovascular problems, c pap devices are standard treatment they use pressurized air to keep the airway open. but danielle's sleep april knee ace severe and mask didn't work for him. >> losing oxygen throughout the nig

i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new this morning pope francis continues his visit to south korea. the pontiff spent part of his saturday morning at the house of hope center for the disabled, francis was greeted by children there following this visit the holy father held mass outside for hundreds of thousands of worshippers and during the service francis beatified 124 korean martyrs, and stopped to bless families who lost loved ones in april's deadly ferry sinking. >>> here at home, preparations are underway for an expected visit from the pope. during the world meeting of families, next year, now church officials selected chester county artist kneel car land to create the icon of the holy family. it will be used to promote the event. now, carland is painting the icon in oil on canvas, and the finished piece will be unveiled in early september. >> it is very humbling and exciting to be asked to do this for the global catholic community. the image represents certainly the holy family, mary, joseph, and jesus annex tended family, mayer i's mother and father. >> after the

health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it could one day replace baby monitors. >> five month-old camden is not the the best sleeper so his mom, heather is testing out memo a onesy with the twist. these green stripes zone in the fabric track camden's breathing and this little magnetized turtle captures sound, skin temperature and position. >>> it tracks everything, it tracks all of the movement, if he flips on his belly, his left side, his right side. >> reporter: instead of the traditional bedside monitor parents use tablets or smart phones to keep tabs on their baby. maker says it is not just about better sleep, parents can input when their baby eats, take medicine or what to wear to bed all to find out what works best. >> overtime, we are able to actually able to run moral gor rhythms to see what works. >> reporter: once it is fully operation at parents can get notification ifs a baby mikes a fever, rolls over or stops breathing. now mimo starter kit goes for $200. it is one of a variety of new high tech baby monitors that will soon be hitting the market. the all knowing onesy

as lesley stahl first reported in october 2011, it turns out that with specially designed applicationss, these computers are helping to unlock the isolation of people like joshua hood. >> imagine spending your life having conversations like this. "p." "l." having to poke out words on a laminated piece of paper one letter at time. "c," plastic. it was so frustrating for josh, his mother, nancy, says he would often give up and retreat into himself. at family gatherings, he was sidelined because no one understood him. at school, he sat passively in class, unable to participate. when josh was feeling bad or really needed something, the family resorted to charades. >> so you'd be, like, you know, "can you spell it? can you show me?" >> oh, how frustrating. >> and so he would-- >> you would act it out almost? >> he would. he would look around a room, and he'd see if he could find something that sounded like it. >> just to tell you one little thing. >> one thing that he wanted, yes. >> how are you? >> but not anymore. >> i want a drink. >> for the past year, josh has been using an apple ipad

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, good to know. meantime, in california, a close call for an elderly man, who ended up in his pool still in his car. take a look at this video, the driver hopefully -- said his flip flops got caught under the pedals causing him to crash you there the garage door and lands in a swimming pool. he made it out of the pool himself before rescue christ are crews arrived, thankfully he was not hurt. >> wow. talk about close call. >> tell them what time it is. it is 8:47, carol. now you may talk. >> they can keck their phones and watch and set it accordingly. now he, most people have so much stuff, stuffed in front of their garage it, would stop any carve going forward. 'd clean garage. look what happened! we've got some blue skies, seen gray skies, also seen some rain showers, but look what's happening right now, we move to the shore areas. all of the little showers that were, you can see, one, two remaining, drops of moisture from some showers that went by, but look at the skies now in atlantic city, looks

health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it could one day replace baby monitors. >> reporter: five month-old camden is not the best sleeper so his mom heather is testing out mimo a onesy with the twist. these green stripes zone in the fabric track camden's breathing and this little magnet turtle captures sound, skin temperature and position. >> it tracks everything. it tracks all of the movements. if he flipped have flipped over to his belly left side or right side. >> reporter: instead of the bedside machine for parents use tablets or smart fence to keep tabs on their baby. maker says it is mountain just about getting better sleep. parents can input when their baby eats, takes medicine or what they wear to bed all to try to find out what works best. >> overtime we are able to run moral gor rhythmo operational parents can get notification ifs a baby spikes a fever, rolls over or stops breathing. mimo starter kit cost $200, one of a variety of high tech baby monitors that will soon hit the market. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness >>> don't look now but new school year is right

our health reporter stephanie stahl is on the side with the reasons behind that significant decline, beasley. >> i'm beasley reese in new york at cbs broadcast center where they are kicking off thursday night football, sports will be on cbs-3 and hear what one of the top coaches in the nfl has to say >>> all right. well, we are continuing what was a beautiful weekend, right into the workweek. so nice outside. >> perfect weather. >> it is. >> it would be nice to have a three day weekend, to enjoy this monday even more but just a gorgeous day. you are only dealing with sun glare problems, no rain out there this evening if you are out and about. that is some good news. more good news is any rain for next couple days should stay south of us. lets take a look outside and tour the area here. that is 5:20 p.m. here's atlantic city in atlantic county. you can see blue skies, a few hazy clouds out there still people on the beach and boardwalk. it is mid-august, high times still, and still looking good, and shore spots margate from the beach patrol headquarters, and, live neighborhood network

health reporter stephanie stahl with information about promising vaccine. also ahead.meet special team of cheerleaders, how they are overcoming on stack tolls compete in the national championships. >>> and a great start to the day, but rain could impact your outdoor plans this weekend. carol returns with your eyewitness weather forecast, that's coming up next. you know what i love america? fine barbecue, good times and zero heart burn. and that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heart burn because it gives me zero heart burn. prilosec otc the number one dr. recomended frequent heart burn medicine for nine straight years. you can beat zero herat burn prilosec otc one pill each morning 24hrs, zero heart burn >> new information for possible new treatment for mosquito virus that has sicken dieses ends of people in our area. health reporter stephanie stahl has details of promising vaccine. >> people arriving back to philadelphia international airport, with more than just their luggage. some are sick with the chick gun yeah virus. >> it is not acquired, o

lesley stahl first talked with mark zuckerberg in 2008, and three years later, we sat down with markgain. he gave us a preview of his site's new profile page, a change that would affect the 500 million people who were then using facebook, an idea that zuckerberg had cooked up in his dorm room at harvard. >> when you first thought about this--19 years old--is this what you had in mind? did you see this far into the future, or is it way beyond what you dreamed? >> well, it's funny. i mean, when i was getting started, you know, with my roommates in college, you never think that you could build this company or anything like that, right? because, i mean--it just--and we were college students, right? >> yeah. >> i mean, we were just building stuff because we thought it was cool. i do remember having these specific conversations with my friends where we thought, "you know, someone is gonna build this. someone is gonna build something that makes it so that people can stay connected with their friends and their family," but no way would we be the ones who were contributing to kind of leading