anthony luke treats a lot of college and pro athletes at ucf's art peedic institute.s these compression bands have been around for a while to relieve tendon pain. >> one that you see here is called the show pats brace that is kind of one of the first companies to make one. it is actually a band that goes around this large tendon and this is for a condition called jumper's knee. kind of gets some tension on there. >> dr. luke says these compression type devices all basically work the same way. >> changes the angle of the tendon, just by putting it on, someone will feel difference. >> he say it is can be a pain management alternative, but a bit of a fashion statement as well. >> a lot of athletes, especially the more prominent ones, it became stylish. if you had minor symptoms, you see a lot more guys wearing it. >> go to cbssf.com. click on connect to send me your good questions. >> the giants band together despite blowing a five-run league and the new way skipper makes a debut. so, what happens if i'm in an accident and need to get my car fixed? progressive makes it e

remember, this is a different hospital than is a different situation with ucfs or chinese or even to some degree with some of the catholic health care west hospitals, though a lot more analogous to them. so that's a summation of my feelings. one other point here, and this is the continuing argument for increasing the enrollment, or the size of st. luke's. everybody says there's only one other hospital south of market general which is undergoing extensive addition right now. there also is another hospital under construction at mission bay which nobody ever brought up but will add more bed there is and it's important we're getting that. so i think that, you know, we have to look at actually the location of the present hospital site at van ness and market is more accessible to people south of market and the southeastern part of the city than it is when they're now going to children's or to presbyterian, the other two cal pacific campuses. so you can't have it both ways. it's either more available to the population, it's more centrally located, and then on the other half, there's the arg

>> she was a student at ucf, yes. >> is she older or younger? >> in another visit with her brother lee, she's pressed where he should search for clues for his niece. >> where should i focus the search? we're reaching out to people. >> check things locally, in all honesty. places that are familiar to us. for our family. >> in the videos, she often fantasizes about the return of her daughter. >> i told you in my gut i know she's still okay. i can feel it, mom. i know she's still okay. we're going to get our little girl back and she's going to be just as she was. >> on this visit in august 2008, she gets agitated with her parents when they press her for details. >> we need to have something to go on. >> mom, i don't have anything, i'm sorry. i've been here a month. i've been here a month today. do you understand how i feel? i'm completely, completely out of the loop with everything. >> but that was not exactly the case. for an entire month, anthony did not report caylee's disappearance. instead, she hung out with friends, went shopping and hit the

plaintiffs also claim on the day of the workout they describe as grueling ucf football coach shoutedbscenities when he faltered and couldn't complete the exercises. testifying on video a former teammate described plancher's collapse. >> he was just laying there limp like nothing and that's when i feel they realized something was really wrong with him. >> reporter: sickle cell trait was not the cause, that plancher died from an undiagnosed heart condition. >> it's no one fault that his heart condition became symptommatic on march 18th, 2008. >> reporter: the university athletic association should not be held libel for the death the family attorney calls tragic and unnecessary. for "today" mark potter nbc news, miami. >> the defense can prove that water was available to all the players. trial is expected to last three weeks resumes tomorrow. >>> up next on "today," gotcha. how an ynle o photnlnabbph a thief. right after this. na >>> they say a picture is worth 1,000 words, but for one burglary victim in darion, connecticut, a photo he found online was worth a single word, gotcha. mike