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does it get absorbed into t blood, what? >> brilliant question, it does have to go somewhere. the low grade laser punches holes in the fat cells and to break it up. it goes into the bloodstream, temporarily you're going to get a spik in the bloodstream, and your body will take care of that and you will excrete it. you have said in the past there are good fat cells and badat cells. does this laser know the difference? >> the fact that on our hips and on our thighs and under our hands that's the subcutaneous fat that's the good stuff. that fat secretes a lot of hormones, to toxic stuff is that that surrounds your belly. >> the freezing or the zapping, does the fat just eventually come back. >> hopefully not. it looks like once you squish these fat cells, once you laser them or whether you freeze them, they just go away. here's what people have t remember, this is for changing the shape of a body, this is not for a fat person, this is for a person with lumps and bumps and bulges and love handles. it's up to $3,000 or more. >> what kind of doctor doou g see? >> at least board cert

under there and take the bags lies around here and stick it under the legs and so the blood will flow out of the legs and t the mush where he needs it. >> okay. now that you know how to treat patients and what i am going to talk about is something called triage and it's going to tell you who to treat and we're goin to sort patients and when you sort patients and one of the things people don't understand and it's different than treatin patients and you have to trea t them first and you know what yo have and then you can treat the with what you learned in the first half with steve and the goal of triage happens to be th motto of nert "do the most good for the most people" and if there is an earthquake right no and ceiling collapsed and 40 people in here, and if i'm the one rescuer coming to you and the first person is not breathing and no pulse, would you want me to stop and do cpr for this person before i reache you and what if there are 500 people behind that and do cpr and i just have to open an air way and all patients fall unde under -- and i'm going to use colors and green, walking wounded and anybody

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she has some blood on her t- shirt and didn't want to wear it, so they wore the hospital gown. >> reporter: did they tell you, their grandfather, what their ordeal was like today, what they experienced? >> they said they had a good time at the zoo, too bad that, you know, had to end up like this. >> reporter: did you see it on the news? have you seen the pictures of the bus and seeing your grandchildren here? >> i didn't see yet because when it first happened, they called me and we just ran right here, you know, at the hospital. it's my birth day. >> reporter: it's your birthday. well, happy birthday they're okay. >> it's my birthday and a very happy birthday because they're doing fine. they're great. they're on their way home. thank god. >> reporter: thank you. happy birthday to you. >> thank you. >> reporter: thank you for the good news of his three grandchildren, three of the four kids on that bus, are fine tonight. we've asked mr. ferachi and others here as the children were leaving and that's who we saw leaving tonight, four children, what the kids have said about what happened on the

and you know how important this agency is to me and how much time and blood i'll pour into t it. but at the same time he's asked me to be an assistant to the president, to talk directly with him. to talk directly with his team about middle class economic issues and be part of their conversation on this. so i think the answer is i've got a foot in the door now and i want to talk because i know these are important issues to the president, to the president's team. and i want to be in that room and see if i can be helpful on a range of issues. >> well, for a person who -- i feel like at the age of 37 my whole cohort, my whole life and all of my peers has been defined by debt and the new american relationship with debt. and you're the first person in public life right now who i feel like is talking about that in ways that makes sense with my experience and with the experience of all my peers. so from that perspective, welcome and we're all counting on you and good luck. >> thank you very much. >> elizabeth warren newly appointed assistant to the president and special adviser to the se

. >> when you have bed bugs in your bed, sucking the blood help sleeping and waking up -úwithhintense itching all over your body tbing. you feel violate violated. >>reporrer: so far no comment on the suit from the apartment wwde spread in baltimore the cityyhealth department will hold the first series of pun meetings tomorrow to address the problem. this is news at 5::0. about thee conomy. cootroversy stems from a jobs report describing maryland and listening web site last month. e-mails ootained by the republican party show orders tooremanufacture the -úrepprt came straight rom the top. and econd round of e maiit males released today o'malley cabinet secretary appears to congratulate his staff on suppressing the pessimistic jobs report. >> like ssme people see glasses a half full. some people see them as half empty. and in the campaign year there will be people that lack at every piece of news to be twisted as some sort of doom or fore bodying depending on what side of the campaign they are on. >>rrporter: well the governor said he never saw the report in question. learn more about the race for governor on our w

facebook cases and craigslist, if the companies were pro-active and done what t-mobile is doing maybe there would not be so much bloodn their company's hands. >> you can protect unwanted messages, right? >> well, i don't know about what the technology is and i agree that you have to protect your customers against things like a virus that can be sent in that fashion or criminal conduct which is committed by texti like, for example, pornographic images. now, that's different from saying "i don't like the word you are using to convey the message," if the message is not criminal. >> they said you have to follow the approval, so you have to follow as everyone does wave company you are. >> i am not sure are able and should require preapproval. that's another issue. >> thank you, you will stick around because we have another subject, and lindsay lohan ahead. he denied the holocaust and questioned whether 9/11 was an inside job. you heard iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad remarks and now we will hear what the people in his country think. stay tuned. [ male announcer ] this rock has never stood still. since our beginning,

gallo ran a red light in april of 2009 and t-boned a car carrng los angeles piter nick adenhart and three others. only one survived. s blood alcohol limit was three times theearly limit. he faces life in prison. >>> week long education nation is focusing on preventng school dropouts. leaders in government business and education are all addressing the issue. tracie potts takes a look at new initiatives to help more students stay in school. >> repter: every year 1.3 million students, 7,000 a day, drop out of school. >> it is not just a crisis. it is a catastrophe. >> reporter: poor students, minorities and those in the south have the highest rate. the government has identified 2,000 low performing schools that produce nearly half the nation's dropouts. president obamaalls them dropout factories and wants t shut them down or turn them into charter schools. >> you can't defend a status qo in which a third of our kids are dropping out. >> reporter: educators are honing in on ninth grade, accordg to research. >> ninth grade is the most critical year to determine high school graduation. >> reporter: the alliance r excellent educa

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t three men on trial for murder and robbery. testimony about taking samples from evidence provided by investigators to check for blood and skin tests. then he submitted the samples for d.n.a. analysis. >> remmy told jurors, he examined a mask. one woman testified she saw a man wearing prior to the shooting of baltimore city councilman kenneth harris. harris was shot outside the new haven lounge. workers inside the lounge testified a masked man was part of the group that robbed the club. he checked for skin cells and was unable to determine what type of red substance was on the mask saying it was not blood. prosecutors say d.n.a. from williams was found on the mask. his attorney questioned him about handling the mask. >> the technician can't tell the jury where the mask came from. he can't tell the jury under what circumstances it came into possession of the police department. >> remmy also checked latex clubs and bandanas. the gloves and bandanas were found inside a purse stolen from one of the lounge workers. police located the purse inside a trash can not far from the lounge. >> the majority of the evidence was packaged in one pu

gallo ran a red light in april of 2009 and t-boned a car carrying los angeles pitcher nick adenhart a three others. adenhart grew up in maryland. gallo's blood alcohol limit was three times the legal limit. he faces life in prison. >>> city leaders will have to deal with a $175 million budget deficit. spending pressure is accounted for a shortfall of about $66 million to $75 million. publischools spent $35 million on special education, which was $25 million more than budgeted. as part of our fus on education nation we are examining the state of d.c. schools. >>> twovt country's largest low fare airlines may be merging and it could mean more flights from cal airports. southwest airlines may be coming to reagan national airport. the airline announced it is trying to buy airtran airline. if approved the deal is valued to be $1.4 billion southwest says it would drop airtran's baggage fees and let bags buy free as it does on its current airline. >> i enjoy not paying for bags. seems like mostther airlines do charge. southwest has always banked on that bags fly free. so we hope that coinues. >> analysts say the deal could raise fares in the northe

t-boned in fullerton, california. two of his friends also died. 23-year-old andrew gallo was convicted of murder and driving under the influence of alcohol. prosecutors say gallo's blood alcohol level was nearly three times the legal limit at the time of the crash. >>> business was booming today at maryland's first slots parlor. the perryville hollywood casino, about 60 miles north of the beltway opened three days ahead of schedule. the parlor, just off of i-95 is home to 8500 -- 1500 slot machines and owners expect to generate $800 million a year in taxes. maryland voters approve the slots four years ago. the casino will have an official grab opening on thursday. -- grand opening on thursday. >> it tells you people have been waiting for a casino in maryland for a long time. they have been anxious. something like 40% of the delaware casino's business has come from maryland residents over the past few years. so i think they are anxious to spend their money in their own state. >>> meanwhile in anne arundel county, voters will decide in november whether to allow a similar casino at the anne arundel mills mall. >>> maryland's second busiest airport is getting the first ai

t. ♪ >>> here's another reason to cut back on cola. doctors say drinking too much of it can zap your muscle power. even diet cola can drain potassium from your blood something your body needs. so next time you're thirsty you might want to reach for something that isn't carbonated or overly sweetened. think water. >>> rhyming. it's how we remember the alphabet. advertisers use rhymes in jingles to make products unforgettable. and as jenna reports, a modern approach to rhyming is a tool for teachers, too. we inject infuse vocab into raps, raps into these classrooms it's two class acts. >> reporter: this isn't your typical hip-hop duo. blake, the mc, used to be an english teacher. and alex the dj has a college degree in music. ♪ two lights ignite ♪ paul's like oh yikes, hops on his ride he and dawes right through the night ♪ >> reporter: they know that for some kids traditional teaching techniques don't always work. >> students aren't graduating. students aren't reading. and we think that something needs to change. >> so what we want to do through this music is get you guys a little bit psyched about history. >> whether it's in hip-hop or not, rhymin

t. russia's republic of north is reeling from the deadliest terror attack on its capital in a decade a car bomb exploded at the central market at the blood on thursday morning killing seventeen and injuring more than one hundred sixty. reports on how people there are still coming to terms with what happened. cries louder than sirens but no fear just the time eleven twenty four on the watches of those who perished in the central market in logic of course it was a thursday when a suicide bomber drove his silver car to its entrance gates he was said to be come during a routine check of the car but reluctant to open the trunk but a security guard muslim big player insisted. he put the key in the trunk turned it maybe once or twice the key broken his hand a slim big had the man turned around and moved away from the crowded entrance a minute later a powerful explosion shook the area. heard the cries and rushed to the scene. i saw a lot of cars blown to pieces and a lot of bodies i had no real fear i just felt sorry for the people who died or got injured especially a young mother with her child i saw them just before the explosion a young girl

right of the people of blood to america to make our own decisions to solve our problems according to a real. decision that will eventually reflect after this election is finally over r t caracas venezuela russia's president dmitry medvedev has arrived in china for his second state visit to the country since he took office in two thousand days and he's now in beijing where he will be meeting because his leader who jintao and top government officials security in the far east entry corp teacher partnership and russian chinese trade will be the main business in hand before arriving in the city at present vet of business of the city of delhi and the former escort also that he made to reset the moral to russia and solve its civilians and soldiers who died in china during both world wars and in the. japanese war. this week top politicians gathered in the russian capital to discuss the future of the arctic region the conference was aimed at seeing how future explo taishan will devolve energy resources of they also can develop in a spirit of cooperation rather than competition to protect the region's fragile ecosystem. if you stand alone yukon survive in the arctic that's how

t" in tea party. >> lollar many voters like jeff stuart, who says he is fed up with the democrats and ready for some new blooda party, for me, i think they are a little too radical. i am not crazy about some of their views. >> we heard several reservations, like in fairfax, virginia. >> i think it is good for our political system, but i am a little concerned about where they are taking it. >> even some conservative leaders, like karl rove and bill o'reilly, have marked some, like christine o'donnell. >> crossbreeding humans and animals and coming up with mice with fully functioning human brains. >> governor martin o'malley is talking about bob ehrlich. in an effort to turn of moderates. another wants tea party members to turn out in the gubernatorial race. >> we wanted to vote on election day. 99% of them are going to vote for bob ehrlich if they show up. >> joining us now to talk about the post-election political situation is the editor from politico, charlie. >> nevada, illinois, and russ feingold is behind. six presidential races? >> is pretty shocking. take a look at the track record. he might be a little

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blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. >>> we will have a few national election results coming up, including a big victory for the tea party movement just up a i- t. >>> and mcnabb heads to a ditch playing field to deliver a message about staying in shape to dc youngsters. it is nine after the hour. we'll be right back. chevy chase bank is becoming capital one bank. with the most locations in the dc area, we figured they could use our help. ♪ down a bit. too much. [ crowd cheering ] [ grunts ] [ garth ] capital one bank. now with the most branches and atms in the dc area. what's in your wallet? >>> in the news now, some national primary election results. the tea party is claiming a victory in delaware. christine o'donnell has won the primary for u.s. senate in that state defeating a moderate nine- term congressman. >>> it appears the established republican candidate will win new hampshire senate primary. overnight returns put former state attorney general ahead of tea party candidate. >>> in new york, voters are giving charlie rangel another chance. he beat back five chargers in the democratic primary by facing a dozen ethics charges in congress.

t more. he would not have been guilty in america. he's guilty in holland. >> what's going to happen to him? >> just to people know what it is, your average 180 pound man to get that blood content would have to one 12 ounce beer over three hours. it wasn't right. i like the zero tolerance policy that we have here. >> what are the dutch going to do to him? >> he's been fined basically $900. he was arrested but the other penalty is the civil fine and suspended by delta which is good. >> suspended for how long? >> i don't know. >> the problem is that he should have smoked pot because that's legal in -- >> pot they love. >> in holland, you can smoke all the pot you want and come on with a big doobie. >> hope you enjoyed amsterdam. >> how about you? but if you have a beer, it's $900. >> you got to know where you are in the world. all right. megan kelly, everybody. >> in a moment, the great american news quiz. some tricky questions for you this evening and then miss tyra banks stars in the pinheads and patriots segment. right back. >> the great american news quiz and here they are, the quiz kids themselves. fox's anchor martha mccallum playing for pam from oklahoma and steve

t-shirts that said "islam of the devil." it's pastor, terry jones, was asked about the warning that the burning of qurans could endanger u.s. troops by cnn yesterday. >> are you willing to have bloodyour hands with this demonstration? >> we're very concerned. we're taking the general's words very serious. we are continuing to pray about the action on september 11. we were indeed concerned about it but it is just we do not know -- i mean, how long we back down customer >> so you may not turn it on september 11? >> i am saying we're definitely bring about it. we have firmly made up our mind, but a the same time, we're definitely praying about it. when does america stand for truth? instead of us being blamed for what other people will do or might do, what was sent a warning to them? what we sent a warning to radical islam and say, look, don't do it. >> frontpage says he will proceed with the quran burning. the story follows protests against a planned islamic community center two blocks from ground zero and the recent arson of a construction site for new mosque and islamic center in tennessee. less attention has been paid to what local community members in gainesville are planning in

if you're stressed out, it can raise your blood pressure as much as 20 minutes. and as well know, we're rushing to tough a magane and calm down. and also a good idea not to go for coffee right before hand because caffeine can temporarily elevate your blood pressure. >> the next test, mammograms, i'm going to have my first mammogram and no one mentioned this tip to me. >> and the first one is you want to make sure you book your appointment at a facility that specializes in mammography. and other thing to keep many mind, go all natural, kip your deodor raned dodorant and your da and if you're premenopausal, it's a good idea to boo your mammogram the week after your period. >> let talk about skin cancer, one in five americans will develop skin cancer and there's something you can do to get accurate results. >> this is a surprising test, a lot of people don't think to do this. yowant to remove your nail polish before you go to the dermatologist. there's one kind of melanomas and it commonly occurs under your finger and toenails. so if you're sporting opaque polish, your doctor is not going to spot somet

police custody t pilot was found to have a blol alcohol level of .023, that is barely under the maximum allowed under dutch law. the faa standards state that the pilot cannot have a blood alcohol level above .04, but the dutch have some toughest standards in europe, .02 is what they consider to be over the maximum allowed. the u.s. by comparison, .08 for driving. he was a .23. not above the faa minimums, not falling down drunk. the flight was canceled and the pilot was suspended. >>> gold is up again "today" for yet another record after soaring on tuesday. but melissa lee at the new york stock exchange. >> it's called the fear trade because gold is considered a safe haven investment. first of all uncertainty in the market and also fears that the federal reserve may be forced to undergo another -- in order to bolster the economy with its fresh record high and gold is up 16% this year. >> thanks so much. >>> you think airline seats are a tight squeeze now, check this out, a company called avion interiors reduces the space between the seat. no airlines have signed up for them at least not yet. finally an airline that is undersized like bob costas. we love bob, bob we love

t him. ooderee to work 50 hours here at the pca. his name is derrick chambers. ú%ambers was arrested last month and charggd with the blood death ú% aervice here at the it's a decisiin that animal add advocates are shaking their heads overr >> if we need to rehabbtat rehae them they need psychological counseeing. >> the beaten dog had earlier3 attacked tte defendant's wife.3 still the spca told chambers from the spca in north baltimore thissmorning. i'm megaa gilliland.ú fox 45 morning nees. >>> a prince george's county woman rrnning for u.s. senate iú killed by hit-and-run driver. 30 ears old green party candidate na sh natasha pettigrw died. she told investigators sheght didd't want to stop because of the time. once she got home, she found pettigreww' bike still lodged oo >> i'm empty and lost. i miss her, but i diddthe right thing. resucitate when her heart failed. she wwuld not want to have lived in a vegetttive state. >> a spokesperson for maryland's green party released this statement..3 as a party, we have never experienced a loss like this. we all look forward to worring with natasha for years to come. filed agaanst the driv