the american hospital association is saying that the drug prices went up 38% per patient in the past two years. they warn that many of the hospitals may not be able to ford to stock the drugs. the report cites the price hike >> social security checks mailed out next year have a little something extra, there is a pay hike up to .5%. that is roughly $2 to $6 more per month. the average check is $1,300 a month. >> in wake of the clown he's keeping a low profile because of the current clown climate. ronald mcdonald is the long time face of mcdonald's. >> he'll be back. >> 6:00. the news continues right now. >> good morning, it is great to have news this morning." >> i'm melinda davenport. it is 6:00, wednesday, october 12th. it is a chilling video and opening the questions into a wisconsin girl's disappearance. >> four weeks left until the voters head to the polls and people across the country are focussed on wisconsin today. we are on weather and traffic watch. we have big delays on 894 light

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and hospitals across the country may not be able to afford life-saving drugs like the epipen according to a new report from the american hospital association. it says costs are rising rapidly and 38% over the past couple years. the group is keep going up, a lot of medications won't be in stock. >>> the grim reaper doing good? this costume character is actually warning people about the dangers of texting and walking. he's promoting a new safety campaign in pittsburgh and the city is testing new technology called geo fencing. it sends you an alert if you're while texting. city leaders hope to cut back on traffic accidents with pedestrians. >>> 6:45 now. a new recall to tell you about. 340,000 toyota prius are recalled because of a defect involving the parking brake. the models affected here are 2016 and 2017 models. toyota is still investigating. if your car is included, you'll be notified by the dealership or automaker. >>> american airlines is expanding flight options here in arizona. this is starting february 16th and travelers can book nonstop flights from bullhead city to phoenix. they are also adding additional flights to other states

the american hospital association says drug prices went up more than 38% per patient over the last 2 hospitals may not be able to afford stocking drugs. the report sites that 500% price hike on epipens as an example. if you are looking to save money for the holidays, analysts say to book flights now. the airfare experts found out this week is the best time to buy plane tickets for christmas. tickets are usually cheapest about 80 days ahead of your trip. you can wait a little longer to buy tickets for thanksgiving, just make sure its before the end of the month for lowest prices. an iconic fast food restaurant mascot is with all the recent reports of clown scares, ronald mcdonald is taking a break. mcdonald's says it's being "thoughtful" about its use of the clown mascot. there have been an increase of pranks and threats involving clown costumes across the country. it's here's a live look at on 50-55 range for much of the day. while moisture is limited, there will still be a chance of light rain as well, though all areas will stay well below a quarter of an inch. tonight, plan on temp

clinton: i don't have time in 30 seconds to respond to fix all that, but let me just say the american hospital association said that the budget i vetoed could have closed 700 hospitals. not me. on a per-person basis, it did cut way below the rate of inflation in medical costs. but the important thing is what are we going to do now? we need to help people who are between jobs. we need to cover more kids. we need to provide more preventative care. my balanced budget covers mammograms for ladies, women on medicare and also gives respite care to the million-plus families with have someone with alzheimer's. these things are paid for in the balanced budget plan. it'll move us forward. lehrer: next question is for senator dole from here. yes, sir. mr. milligan: senator dole, my name is jason milligan, active duty military and small business owner and my question is, what is your position on closing the gap between military and civilian pay scales? dole: jason, i appreciate that very much, being a former military man myself. you know, we have 17,000 men and women today wearing our uniform that receive food stamps

the american hospital association says drug prices rose more than 38% per patient over two years. the group warns many hospitals may not be able to afford stocking drugs, and patients may be worse off not being able to pay for life saving medication. >>> amazon is now expanding its grocery business by opening brick and mortar grocery stores to sell produce, milk and other perishables. shoppers can orders nonperishables for delivery. >>> so we're still getting a lot of suggestions about what our halloween costumes should be here. and we know some of you out there think dressing up like a creepy clown is funny. >> well, the creepy clown thing is having a real-life effect on ronald mcdonald. >> yeah. >> so mcdonald's says its famous clown is now keeping a low profile all because of those other clowns. >> in fact, the company even issued a statement saying its restaurants and franchises are mindful of the current climate of clown sightings in communities, and as such are being thoughtful in respect to ronald mcdonald's participation in community events for the time being. >> so no rona

according to the american animal hospital association, most dogs in the u-s don't get enough excercise. more than 40% are overweight - obese."both dog owners and cat owners are taking their pets to the vet less frequently... // the goal with whistle is to bring that day to day awareness about your pet's health and safety to the forefront."david says mark's tracker also includes g-p-s."i know that if he wanders off, i'm gonna be able to find him." it's peace of mind - he calls - invaluable.chris martinez, cbs news, san francisco if you're still a little skeptical...anaylists think the trend will catch on. research shows industry is estimated to top more than 2 billion dollars over the next five years. 3 your full readycast with chief meterologist drew burygone is 3 3 tonight: mostly clear and very chilly. upper 30s inland and lower 40s lakeside. a little patchy frost possible in mph.weekend: more sun than clouds both saturday and sunday. temperatures struggling to reach 600 with highs in the upper 50s saturday and lower 60s sunday. back into the upper 60s for columbus day as clouds retu

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according to the american animal hospital association, enough exercise. more than 40% are overweight, 25% are obese.>> dog owners and pet owners are taking their pets to the vet more frequently. it let you know about their health and history. i know if he wanders off i will be able to find him.>> reporter: it is a piece of mind he calls invaluable. research shows the pet tracker industry the top billion dollars in the next five years. >>> coming up, during election season addiction polls are these last weeks of the campaign will feature a rush of polls - each attempting to handicap the horse race, and predict the presidency. presidency. these last weeks of the campaign will feature a rush from both each when attempting - we inherently question them. full measure's sharyl attkisson takes a look at the weird science of polling. polling. (pkg) anchor: you say it's not down and it makes sensea& of polling.>> reporter: you said is not a shakeup which you are down. it makes sense -- sparring over election polls -- be -- that might be misleading. if you have a ve

. >> according to the american animal hospital association most dogs in the u.s. don't get enough exercise. more than 40% are overweight. pets to vets less frequently and the goal is bring day-to-day awareness about pet's health and safety to the forefront. >> the tracker includes gps. >> i know if he wanders off i can find him. >> it is peace of mind he calls invaluable. >> reporter: chris martinez cbs news, san francisco. >> chris: those pet fitness trackers cost between $50 and $80. research shows the pet tracker industry estimated to top more an years. >> denise: well, a new national poll is out comparing the buckeyes to the browns. it asks the question which team is better? dan deroos in the answer center now with the results. i can only imagine this, dan. >> to me it is a no brainer. >> dan: in the answer center, i look through a whole lot of polls. we are talking about a company that normally does presidential polling public policy polling and what they do, when they have them all sorts of questions, not just about hillary and not just about donald. they as

. >> reporter: according to the american animal hospital association, most dogs in the u.s. don't get enough exercise. more than 40% are over weight, the 5% are obese. >> dog and cat owners are taking their pets to the vet less frequently. the goal is to bring awareness to their health and safety. >> reporter: david says mark's tracker includes gps. >> i'll be able to find him. >> reporter: it's peace of mind he calls invaluable. dogs in pennsylvania now have a rest rapt to call their very own. they opened their doors this week. it's a drive thru just for dogs. the owners can pick from various meat, vegetables and fruits and the owner is looking >> of course they do. >> a huge crowd gathered on the beach in santa monica today. >> money draws out cash like this. >> they claim add thousand dollars was buried in the sand. they gave clues to find the treasure. one man found it. i was just diging thru the sand and it was in the note. >> i wonder what he'll spend it on a.thousand dollars found in the sand. coming up, it may be one of the toughest obstacles in life, >>> trending no

. >> reporter: according to the american animal hospital association most dogs in the u.s., don't get enough exercise. more than 40 percent are overweight, and 25 percent are obese. >> a dog owners and cat owners are taking their pets to the vet rest frequently and goal, to bring that day today awareness about their health and safety to the fortrent. >> reporter: mark's tracker includes gps. >> i know he wonders off i will fine him. >> reporter: peace of mind he calls invaluable, chris hard teenes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> i just love that little dog lounging, on the sofa. >> that is what high dogs would say, lethargic, for 12 hours. >> very little activity. >> five steps to take. >> well, kate, how are things looking, hurricane matthew related. >> hurricane math the you will not be a direct impact for us but it is still looking very, very dangerous for south east coast. the it stayed off the coast of florida, it is looking like a land fall along coast of south carolina tonight. this storm has been going, going, going, impacting southern caribbean, haiti, over 500 deaths now re

and we believe in it so much that novant health will be working with the american hospital associationaddress these opportunities. we also believe there's room for collaboration among competitors, especially in back office functions such as information technology, revenue cycle, human resources, purchasing. in addition to back office functions, we believe that we should look at sharing in some clinical investments with competitors and not duplicate efforts, duplicate spending. we believe that we could save millions and millions of dollars. money that could be reinvested in unmet community health care needs. quality improvements and population health. but today, we are prevented from dhog under current anti-trust laws which again were written more than 20 years ago for a health care system that looks nothing like the one we have today. this is an exciting and extraordinarily challenging time for the health care industry. if we're going to achieve the national imperative of improving quality, we have to be bold an innovative in a new way to deliver this care. we need policies that allow

the market's most popular devices. >> every blue dot is an animal wearing this. >> that's correct. >> it attaches to an animal's caller and sends information to a smart phone american animal hospital association, most dogs in the u.s. don't get enough exercise. more than 40% are overweight. 25% are obese. >> most dog owners and cat owners are taking their pets to the vet less frequently, and the goal is to bring that day to day awareness about your pet's health and their safety to the forefront. >> reporter: it also includes gps. invaluable. >>> one campaign gets serious james p. walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning a new sheriff who will put our safety first. >>> poor performance in the rams loss, and a short week to work with. it wasn't an ideal situation. the best stepped up and turned the lights out on the city by the bay. the numbers weren't fantastic. 11 of 28 for 144

the hospital. a new scientific statement from the american heart association says high blood pressure during middle age is associated with an incr decline later on. (dr. costantino iadecola/ neuroscientist, weill cornell medicine ) having hypertension during midlife in 40s and 50s increase 2-3 times the risk of developing alzheimer's later in life. dr. costantino iadecola of weill cornell medicine wrote the statement. (dr. costantino iadecola/weill cornell medicine) hypertension is the worst thing that could happen to the brain// 14:15:24 less blood gets to the brain. because these vessels become thicker and less able to deliver the blood that the brain needs to function (bridge brian more studies are needed to examine the direct effect of hypertension on brain function but keeping your body fit and mind sharp may reduce the risk. doreen sanchez tries to stay active (sot doreen sanchez/hypertension patient) i walk, i do a lot of work around the house, in the yard. i'm busy. and she follows her doctors advice. brian webb, for cbs news, new york./// ((christianne klein)) >>> dementia affects 30 to 40

the hospital. >> reporter: new scientific statement from the american heart association says high blood pressure during middle age is associated with an increased risk of cognitive decline later on. >> hypertension, during mid life in the 40's and 50's, you know, increases two to three times of developing heart disease later in life. >> reporter: health experts say more studies are needed to examine the direct effect of hypertension on brain function. >> hypertension is the worst thing that could happen to the brain. less blood gets to the brain because the cells are thicker and less able to deliver the blood that the brain needs to function. >> reporter: doreen says she follows her doctor's advice and tries to stay active. >> i walk, do i a lot of things around the house. >> reporter: now doctors say, keeping your body fit and your mine sharp may reduce risk for tea mention a which effects 30 to 40 million people worldwide, and those numbers are sky rocketing because of the aging population. more evidence that you really need to know your blood pressure if it is bad, get it under control if you

health if they return home and we believe in it so much that we'll be working with american hospital association and thess to address these opportunities. we also believe there's room for collaboration among come petd tos. especially back off this function such as revenue technology and human resources and purchasing and in addition to back office functions we believe that we should look at sharing in some clinical investments with competitors and not duplicate efforts. duplicate spending. we believe that we could save millions and millions of dollars. money that could be reinvested in unmet community health care needs. quality improvements and population health but today we are prevented from doing this under current antitrust laws. which we have written more than 20 years ago and looks nothing like the one we have today. and we need to achieve a national imperative on improving quality and efficient sys and the cost curve we have to be bold and innovative in a new way to deliver this care. we need policies that allow for this innovation to take place. and health care systems to better serve their comm

health if they return home and we believe in it so much that we'll be working with american hospital association and theo address these opportunities. we also believe there's room for collaboration among come petd tos. especially back off this function such as revenue technology and human resources and purchasing and in addition to back office functions we believe that we should look at sharing in some clinical investments with competitors and not duplicate efforts. duplicate spending. we believe that we could save millions and millions of dollars. money that could be reinvested in unmet community health care needs. quality improvements and population health but today we are prevented from doing this under current antitrust laws. which we have written more than 20 years ago and looks nothing like the one we have today. and we need to achieve a national imperative on improving quality and efficient sys and the cost curve we have to be bold and innovative in a new way to deliver this care. we need policies that allow for this innovation to take place. and health care systems to better serve their communit