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the pain will never be less, it will always be the same.ng that every day a good memory which is take a little bit of staying away from the pain. >> the family says that his wife has a brain tumor and the family needs financial help. to find out more, you can do kron4.com and click on news link. >> it is warmer out there today just as we expected, temperatures on the cool down right now. we have reached the upper '70's in the inland valleys. mid to upper '70's still. close to the coastline. we will see even warmer weather into tomorrow i will have details coming up will be right back. ykswç ]s >> and live with, berkeley this afternoon. clear skies and warmer temperatures will continue warming trend as we head into the next couple days. our roof camera has crystal clear skies we also see patches of fog along the coastline this afternoon. we are keeping fog and forecast and temperatures in the upper fifties to low 60 for the most part by noon, temperatures quite mild. the 4:00 hour will see additional warming in the upper '70's in the '80s fo

the truth is that the pain sensors is not in the brain surface. you can elicit memories and pain memory but the pain is on the scalp and the bone and the pain is on the part that covers the brain, it's called the dura mater. many patients tell me it was more painful to have dental work than the brain surgery. the difference is psychological pressure. i tell you it's amazing. just about three weeks ago ayoung man who is 15 years old and going to be featured in the john hopkin' newspaper. and he was a true hero and he was the strongest of any patient. and he remained calm, and i keep them awake and they are looking at pictures and reading words. they are working with me and as a team to try to eradicate this disease. >> how long can a patient stay awake and with the brain like that? >> it all depends, sometimes an hour depending to three hours. depending on the size of the tumor, and sometimes i put them asleep with a little anesthesia. a good team. >> when you do a brain surgery, how many people are involved? >> oh, my goodness, imagine that. yester

. >> you have not experienced the pain of a dead child. >> i realize that. i said that. >> it does not compare. >> seven years of not saying anything. i've had it. i have to say something. why would kelly kill reena virk? she didn't know reena virk. she had no criminal record. she didn't even know half of those people there. so you tell me why all of a sudden she's going to get that anger and she's going to go across a bridge and kill someone? i don't think so. could be down between warren glowatski and kelly ellard and the jury is going to decide. >> but the jury did not decide. it was a mistrial after a hung jury. and in 2005 kelly ellard went back to court for a third time. catherine murray was the prosecutor for both the second and third trial. >> we have evidence from people

scholl's for her high heel insoles are designed to relieve the pain.f my job is teaching my patients how to take insulin. but i've learned a lot from patients who use flexpen. flexpen comes pre-filled with the insulin i take and i can dial the exact dose of insulin i need. i live my life on the go and need an on-the-go insulin. i don't need to carry a cooler with flexpen. novolog is a fast-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes. do not inject novolog if you do not plan to eat within 5 to 10 minutes after injection to avoid low blood sugar. tell your healthcare provider about all medicines you take and all of your medical conditions including if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. the most common side effect of novolog is low blood sugar. other possible side effects include reactions at the injection site. get medical help right away if you experience serious allergic reactions body rash, trouble with breathing fast heartbeat or sweating. ask your healthcare provider about novolog flexpen today. lea

even for the relief of pain from urinary tract infections. it's especially helpful in relieving frequent urination, particularly overnight. pygeum africanum-- also found to reduce frequency and urgency. pumpkinseed oil contributes additional sterols. saw palmetto to inhibit the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone, the root cause of prostate enlargement. acting together and in concert, they: lycopene--a nutrient anti-oxidant derived from tomatoes. selenium is an anti-oxidant mineral which protects the cells, and it works synergistically with vitamin e, a powerful anti-oxidant; and then there's vitamin d and zinc which help contribute to overall prostate health. i have never seen a combination of ingredients together in a formulation so effective in eliminating the debilitating symptoms. i'm very happy to be able to be normal again. i did think of it as an old man's problem. for me to have it at 40 instead of 60... was a little alarming. after the first week, i noticed i didn't have to stop what i was doing at work. i could continu

there's good news that comes with that discomfort and this is basically all the aches and pains that you experience and a lot of women experience the end of pregnancy and that means that your body is getting ready for delivery. as you get further into your pregnancy, your ligaments actually loosen up and that is causing a lot of the pain. anyway, i was told this is allowing your body to get more room. the baby is preparing you for it but that becomes with a lot of pressure, feeling uncomfortable, especially in your hips and pelvis. so there are some things that the experts recommend to deal with a lot of the pain. any of these things you need to talk to your doctor with like talk to your doctor, like taking a hike, which is something i'm not doing right now. a nice stroll and keep exercising. and east right t sounds like a no brainer, but managing your nutrition manages your levels and keeps your weight gain in check. relax. this is a big one. putting your feet up can really help. you can prop up your he's. it helps the blood flow and that reduces the risk of blood clots and swelling.

the pain-free treatment. >> the hair that an individual has lost in the last five to seven years stands a very good chance of coming back. >> music to the ears of anyone who's lost or is losing their hair. >> it's very exciting. >> here's what businessman tom is talking about. the mep-90 hair laser. co-owner of the center that offers the laser says it works by stimulating blood flow to damaged hair follicles. >> actually rehabilitates the hair itself to come back what it should have been before you started losing the hair and the machine will also work not just to stop hair loss and grow in hair but it will thicken the existing hair. >> the laser is f.d.a. cleared for use on women but men can have the treatment as well. f.d.a. clearance means the playser is considered safe and effective. -- the laser is considered safe and effective. but the mep-90 is more powerful and effective than other hair growth lasers. >> here is where a lot of women start losing their hair. >> potential clients have their hair and scalp checked to see if they are good candidates. the laser works for just about a

people without power and i can feel the pain. by the way, you feel the pain of the chill? a normal october 3 #st would bring -- 31st would bring 41 in the morning. a lot of us are near freezing or below. 25 was the record in 1966. it's 25 in ellicott city. 31 in sykesville. 27 hereford and bel air and a lot of us had thick frost to scrape and that's the issue in places it didn't get the snow. and clouds trying to race in from the west but before that happened we developed pretty thick fog across the border. a dense fog advisory traveling through joshing and -- york and adams county and towards the harrisburg area. fog, frost take your pick. aid halloween morning and it feels much more like maybe thanksgiving or christmas. 25 to 35 to spread. sun comes up at 7:33 and we willlose it behind increasing clouds. 5 # this evening and halloween forecast and top weekend snow -- 54 this weekend and halloween forecast and top weekend snow tallies. >> reporter: 95 southbound before eastern, the two left lanes are blocked and right lane gets back. there's a delay when you get to pulask

boy or girl -- the pain can be really bad. >> i couldn't stay in school, and i couldn't concentrate, i couldn't spell. i had word-finding issues. and so i had to go home and go to the doctor. >> when we treat migraines, one of the most important things to keep an eye out for are the triggers of the headache. >> that means finding out what causes your migraines. some common triggers are... even if you avoid the triggers, you might still get migraines. in that case, a doctor may prescribe medication. unfortunately, studies show that most teens don't seek the treatment they need. >> when the pain is severe, it's not the right thing to ignore it, because ignoring the problem can make it a lot worse. and it's important that people go to their doctor so they can get the diagnosis and the appropriate treatment. >> and with that treatment, life can go back to being normal. >> i don't have to worry about going out during the day and worrying if i'm gonna have a headache or not. >> if you think your headaches might be migraines, don't try to tough it out. get help. >> don't go away. we've got l

the suspect then spun around toward the officers. sgt. paine, believing the suspect would again opened fire, fire three shots. the suspect fell to the ground. officers called for an ambulance and administered first aid. the suspect was pronounced dead at the same. the suspect's gun was recovered in the driver's door. the suspect was initially wanted for attempted to kidnap a stranger and alison son using a gun. this heinous crime testify the pursuit of the subject. the suspect's crimes showed a gravest threat to public safety. the suspect then fired repeatedly at officers. each of these officers had time to make a decision to put their lives at risk for the public safety. each of these officers could have made decisions to not join in on the efforts or to abandon their attempts to take the dangers of its critics suspect into -- custody. officer eleiff could have backed off the chase as a 1 person unit. officer stearns and sgt. kane could have done nothing. officer came and started o'malley also could have decided not to. each of these officers

the drugs he was taking were all for pain and sleep. could it have been by the end after years of insomnia that he had become in a way addicted to any type of drug that would get him to sleep he craved? do you think that's possible? >> i really don't know. i do know that it is a difference between demerol and propofol. >> tell me about propofol. you studied this for your book. it is fascinating what you found out. it is a much stronger drug than people realize. >> it puts you out. it is basically used when people are under the knife and want to not feel the pain. but the key to this is when you are a proven anesthesiologist and you are in the proper settings and the right medical field, you know how much to administer into a patient to keep him above the line but not so above they feel the pain. and to keep them from going below the line. >> is propofol considered by most physicians to be an anesthetic rather than just a sleeping pill? >> i really don't know. but i do know for michael to get sleep he had to be knocked out. and -- this wa

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when i with which it on, the pain came back. >> she moved to west virginia. >> someone told me about a greenback. >> this is home to the largest radio telescope in the world. this is near a quiet zone. sell phones are forbidden. people who have electromagnetic hypersensitivity are moving to the area. dr. deborah davis is a toxicologist epidemiologists and former white house appointee. she has discovered the steady to the effect of a cell phones. >> most studies have not been very successful. -- she has studied the effect of cellphone tower is. >> we just tell people to move away from the area. >> the move has drastically improved her health. >> i could be outdoors. >> after living in this modified vehicle for seven years, they have a house and yard that she can enjoy. what about the telescope? it doesn't send any transmission and the signal is trying to get to outer space and this is comparable to a single snowflake in the ground. >> very interesting. right now, we invite you to go to our facebook page because we are hosting a life chat about health related problems caused by technolo

so the staffing levels we're fooling the pains of the down -- we're feeling the pains of the downsizing right now. >> reporter: i just checked with san jose police on the phone. they are not releasing new details on the shooting this morning. but liz, they are looking into the possibility that the suspect they shot today was involved in a shooting on communications hill just a couple of blocks away from where he was killed. there were reports this morning that a man was firing into an unoccupied vehicle and the vehicle was found in the area that had several shots in it. and they are looking into the possibility that man may have been discharging the weapon up there before he came down here where he was showing the weapon. people reported him, was confronted by the police officers and then was shot in that fatal confrontation. back to you. >> thank you, len. >>> san jose police say the victims in the brazen daylight shooting over the weekend were both former students at san jose state. 21-year-old eric otokawa and 20- year-old kristina pandula were shot multiple times at a home on 3rd st

the shame was painful. but only for awhile. >> the heaviness of being successful was replaced by the lightness of being a beginner again. it freed me to enter one of the most creative periods of my life. >> reporter: lesson three? embrace competition. it only makes you better. >> hello, i'm a mac. >> and i'm a pc. >> reporter: just think of how much we've all gaped after his clashes with bill gates pushed both apple and microsoft to new levels. and they both seemed to appreciate that fact in the end. >> what's the greatest misunderstanding your relationship, the idea of cat fights, which of the many? >> we've kept our marriage secret for over a decade now. >> reporter: and as a rabid perfectionist, jobs taught his troops, "don't settle." most companies sell quantity. jobs insisted on seamless quality. >> and we call it the ipad. >> reporter: the first macintosh took a grueling three years to perfect, because he had to have the front look like a human face and even the guts of the computer most people never s

and knees and even the hands. >> the pain is so severe that the weight of a common house fly landing on the big toe during the course of an attack of gout is intolerable. >> reporter: so gout is no longer an older person's condition or even a man's disease. more women are being affected by it. what's causing the rise in younger people? dr. harris says the main factors, obesity, high intake of alcohol, high blood pressure, and diabetes all of which trigger gout. >> are your taking your medication regularry ? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: medication is a way to manage gout, changing your diet will make a difference especially avoiding red meat and alcohol. as for manuel, he lost 40 pounds since his diagnosis. he knows the healthier he is, the lower his chance of a painful flare-up. >> thank you so very much. >> thank you doc. >> he survived two tours in iraq but he was seriously injured protesting in the bay area. >> big scar on his forehead a curved scar and 2" fracture in his skull. >> what happened to the ex- marine when the "occupy" movement turned ugly and how oakland's mayor defends

together was a very literal way of trying to make things meet that didn't meet; the beauty in them and the pain in them. something about the possibility for wholeness and the reality of destruction, and that these coexist at the same time. and this feeling that there is something more transcendent, something that smacks of grace. and most of my work has a real tension in it between forms and images that remind me of the grace of existence, whether it's seeds that are sprouting or roots that are going into the ground, or light, or circles, or sacred geometry. but things that, for me, involve small glimpses of hope and regeneration. there are stages in the formation of our identity where it's extremely empowering to own the part of us that society marginalizes, and say there's nothing wrong with this part. and then i think there are also times when we can move beyond those definitions. i'm less and less identified as a mad person, or a liberated mad person. and i'm identified more as a person who is traumatized by her life experience, just like so many other people. i don't want to think that i c

i was protesting the pain of i was protesting the pain of every woman when you are raped, your clothes are torn off of you. when you are protesting in pain, you are giving away the last sled of your integrity, and that is what i was doing in protest, take it, take my integrity, take what is left of womanhood, for every liberia woman, take it, if this brings peace, take it. >> when you took off the head covering -- >> took off the head cover. every woman with this on has something under it because of the war. we are still traumatized. in america, i still carry it. took off the skirt, the wrap, and this man run. this lie beerian man, put it back on. i said, don't do this, but on my left, my mentor, had already started stripping also, and they are saying don't do this. the security men who came to arrest us understand the african culture. >> yes. >> they run. someone said we are running from our bodies or they run away. >> but that began to turn it around. >> it turn it around 100%. >> right. >> it turned it around for us because at that time when the negotiate was for us to leave that sp

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for the victims and families, the pain is private. we will take a look at what it takes to get attention on other cases besides the ones you normally here about a lot. we will focus on one missing boy maybe you haven't heard about. >>> "occupant wall street," the protests began in new york city and now spread across the country to 25 majors cities. as those demonstrations grow, political leaders are now taking sides. bigad shaban is outside the protest that started it all in manhattan's wall street district. >> this is the epi center of what seems to have become a national movement and several hundred camped out protesters behind me are waking up to voice their frustration, over washington for what is now the 24th straight day. >> wall street got bowed out and we all got sold out! >> reporter: the drum beat of the "occupant wall street" protests is growing louder and wide from the streets of new york to the nation's capital to down south and out west. americans are frustrated and making their voices heard. >> wealthy individuals who ow

very person is on the new chapter in life to overcome the pain. >> it is caitlin kelly's wedding day and all around our last-minute preparations. but, reno has never seen the wedding like to ask. >> what is going to do, to help someone make that tragedy into something glorious? >> the tragedy unfolded on the morning of september 6. caitlin was there having breakfast with fellow members of the national guard. this memorial still remembers the moment when they guy walked in and opened fire. >> i had of bullet grazed my ear and it singed my hair. >> another boat exploded bones in her book. the gunman shot himself and no one knows why he attacked but people do know the pain he left behind, 23 -year-old caitlin now in therapy and haunted. >> i was angry but i couldn't do more. i blame myself. >> you understand there's nothing you could have done quite. >> intellectually i know that. >> butt cracks of. >> i still want to save them. >> kidman and her significant other, they were already parents of three -year-old event. after the attack, and that the trauma, they decided to marry. >> editor

. >> the pain will never be less it will always be the same. >> his are says manuel one of the threeed in last week's shooting in cupertino was the family's only becker--the bread winner and now they need help. >> michael jackson's death are continues and we heard from the personal assistant that evidence the world should not about has evidence come from the man who conducted the autopsy. >> i will give you the details of a month outbreak on campus. >> blackberry suffered huge outage, i am gabe slate and that is coming up and my tech report. >> coming up on a raider possible move to los angeles is coming up. beth! hi. looking good! you've lost some weight. thanks! you noticed! you know these clothes are too big now, so i'm donating them. not going back there again. good for you! how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. whole grain? whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't... multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories per serving... more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. >> th

it is basically used when people are under the knife and want to not feel the pain. but the key to this is when you are a proven anesthesiologist and you are in the proper settings and the right medical field, you know how much to administer into a patient to keep him above the line but not so above they feel the pain. and to keep them from going below the line. >> is propofol considered by most physicians to be an anesthetic rather than just a sleeping pill? >> i really don't know. but i do know for michael to get sleep he had to be knocked out. and -- this wasn't just this one night. this was administered in him on an ongoing basis. which was causing his body to deteriorate and him to act differently and have different symptoms in his behavior. >> you as a family, you were probably closest to michael in the family. collectively you must have known he had this ongoing problem with sleep in particular. when did you see conrad murray that night in the hospital? >> i saw conrad when i first went to the hospital and when i came back from seeing michael i went back to whe