>> because nothing has been proven to be 100% waterproof. so they were saying they were overclaiming. so water resistant. finally, here is what i was talking about for perfect for winter use. this is a daily moisturizer, very light, that contains a broad spectrum, high-quality spf 50 sunscreen within it. >> and this one? >> and this one is a brand very well known sold by dermatologists. it's a product that contains only the physical blockers also. doesn't contain chemical sunscreens. >> thank you for being here and letting us know exactly what we're getting when we get spf. >> thank you so much for having me. >> coming up, one woman shares her nightmare of being medically misdiagnosed and what she did about it. of being medically misdiagnosed and what she did about it. hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier

today where we're going to talk about what you can do to your home after an earthquake to make it waterproof and to be more comfortable. we're here at spur in san francisco, this wonderful exhibit of safe enough to stay. and this is an example of what your home might be like after an earthquake. and we have today with us ben latimer from tvan. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we'll talk about things you can do you don't have to be a professional contractor to make your home more livable after an earthquake. >> i want to talk about things a homeowner can do. we have comfort and we have things like a little bit of maybe safety if your front door is ajar and waterproofing if you have a leak in your roof, or if you have broken glass on the window. >> so unr, one of the most important fib use is keeping outside out and inside in. let's look at windows. >> let's assume this window is broken in the earthquake. we have wind and rain blowing in. one of the most important things you need to do as a homeowner is secure the plastic properly. if you just take staples or nails and put them into

>> because nothing has been proven to be 100% waterproof. so they were saying they're overclaiming.o water resistant. finally, here is what i was talking about for perfect for winter use. this is a daily moisturizer, very light, that contains a broad spectrum high quality spf 50 sunscreen within it. >> and this one? >> and this one is -- elta md is well known, sold by dermatologists and it's a product that contains only the physical blockers also. it doesn't contain chemical sun screens. >> thank you for being here and letting us know exactly what we're getting when we gets pf. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> coming up, one woman shares her nightmare of being medically misdiagnosed and what she did about it. mhere's our new trainer! ensure active heart health. heart: i'm going to focus on the heart. i minimize my sodium and fat... gotta keep it lean and mean. pear: uh-oh. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium... and phytosterols, which may help lower cholesterol. major: i'm feeling energized already. avo: new delicious ensure active heart health supports your heart

housing. >> the polaroid one is not waterproof. >> it is water resistant.ve that. >> out of a little company in china. they have said if go pro is doing well, we will do better by making a cheaper version. for about 79-$129, you will find this camera all over the place. it is basically a go pro for the poor man. although it's not. >> first of all, you are 100% right. go pro has become a media company. they have created a culture around go pro, the same way certain soft drinks have created a culture around them. melissa: shelley, thank you so much. i love it. the big reveal coming up. let's get one last from amanda in the control room. >> crazy. melissa: i think you gave it away. don't go anywhere. we will tell you who it is. at the end of the day, it is all about money. ♪ here's a question for you: when electricity is generated with natural gas instead of today's most used source, how much are co2 emissions reduced? up to 30%? 45%? 60%? the answer is... up to 60% less. and that's a big reason why the u.s. is a world leader in reducing co2 emissions. take th

caseys property when you have abutting buildings with a small grandpa in their roofed over or made waterproof and nobody has issued issues if didn't it explicit matter who is flashing as long as something is between the buildings, however, the inspector expects the department of building inspection to impose financial burns on folks for a rotted fence this is a finite life in the packet you'll see this rotted fence it is true the casey soil probably contributed how is mr. casey responsible for rot on his fence my gentleman assumes it is an off commissioners we believe this project should receive the planning approval please don't take dr and allow those to move through the proper process. >> any public comment in support of project sponsor seeing none, dr requester you have a rebuttal for i believe 4 minutes. >> good evening structural engineer i'm delighted to hear that the gentleman is willing to work with us in regards to the retaining wall and trying to do this for quite a while i know this is an engineering issue that has to do with the retaining wall we have absolutely no desire to prev

people like it because it's waterproof for swimming, 15 meters waterproof. of swimmers who like it. liz: let me ask you a question about the actual device itself. what's it made of and where are you manufacturing it and who is buying it? you've been selling thousands of these things. >> yeah. you know, shine the metal one, that retails for $100. we started to make that in decree. korea. the plastic one, the flash, is $50. we wanted to make something affordable. i felt, you know, when we looked at the market, a lot of these products can be expensive especially if you're trying them out. liz: the nike feel band is a little more. there's the pebble watch. of course, the apple iwatch is supposed to cost close to $350. your price point seems right. a lot of money raised among investors. jaw which is the world's largest smart phone company, they're, of course, chinese. the smart phone and the smart watch market could be very, very crowded here. how do you maintain the lead here? >> really focusing on the user experience. (?) >> focusing on design. you want somethi

have the warm waterproof jacket.g right now if you see a stray shower or flurry, don't be surprised. won't be like yesterday at this time. temps in the 30's, 40's, weather by the in umbers, give you a four today, not as rainy, high winds, snow and rain showers, few clowned around this morning, actually may see some sunshine 45 minute or so. we expect the moisture to come around as the storm system lingers, in new england. and we will probably get some clouds taken over, as well. what you can see, still windy out there, camera shows 20-mile per hour winds, gust to go 26 miles per hour, sunrise 7:11 this morning, some other wind speeds to show you, 12 miles an hour in wildwood, 15 miles an hour in wilmington, so we will be 40, 42, pretty much the entire day. the winds continue throughout the day. clouds move in by lunchtime. and 39 degrees, by the time we are going home, can't rule out the stray shower or flurry today. just lingering effect of the storm, we had to figure that it is exit strategy just yet, bob kelly. >>

cynthia 2k3w08d at the scene if someone needs to bmi up their knowledge we allow them to temporarily waterproof it. >> i want to make it clear can i unusually it's a day or two to close it up. >> but it needs to be in conjunction with our office. >> we need to meet with the contractor and clearly state what that entiles not finishing the project. >> misunderstood. >> so is that a motion commissioners and is the basis that the existing 0 permit doesn't conform. >> mr. pacheco call the roll please. the motion from commissioner fung to deny this permit with the finding that this permit didn't conform to the existing variance. >> that's right. >> on that motion to deny this permit commissioner president lazarus commissioner honda is absent commissioner wilson thank you vote 3 to zero given the boards vacancy this permit a rerecognized with that finding there's no more business commissioner president lazarus. >> we're adjourned (clapping) >> . >> (speaking foreign language.) >> good afternoon, everyone this is feeling so good to stand before you this announcement is tremendous we'll been working har

waterproof, no charging, runs off the power of your mind. tracks your sleeping. that's not creepy.rmine what makes it different from one another. for me, style is important. it's clear out of all the devices the misfit shine has taken a fashionable approach. i'm going to read the instructions and figure out how to turn the guys on. we'll get back to you with more details soon. meanwhile, just outh my home down of seattle washington. i was given a basic watch to try. i decided to test it during a different type of activity. i'm about to go to sleep wearing the basis b1. it will track my sleep and tell me how much of my time i spent in light sleep, deep sleep and how much i spent in rem sleep and will track the number of times i tossed and turned throughout the night. the number of times my sleep was interrupted and in the morning i should wake up to a summary telling me about the quality of my sleep. i'll put it on, i'll see what i wake up to in the morning. couldn't. couldn't. in the morning i synced my watch to my mobile device. in a few minutes it tells me i slept 7 hours and 15

you're out of uniform without umbrella, waterproof coat and hat if you venture outside. outside manayunk this tavrn may be raining but christmas is 19 days away. so we caught these folks squeezing in shopping. is it too late to ask santa for rubber boots. i think so. p looking at the conditions at philadelphia international airport we're not hearing of any major delays coming or going. that can change. it's a great idea to check with the airline before heading to the airport. let's go to the "action news" big board with meteorologist melissa magee has the latest from accuweather, melissa. >> walter, we've been tracking the rain most of the day and it will continue the rest of the early evening hours and tonight. here's stormtracker 6 double scan radar rainfall across the delaware and lehigh valleys and in fact heavier pockets north and east we go in tighter street-level. medford lakes, ma'am hon ton andelmer we have yellow that's indication of moderate pockets of heavy rain moving to south jersey. as you look north and west we're inundated with moylingt tour overhead. it

but this is a waterproof, performance boot. >> performance boot. >> yeah, waterproof, warm. >> womene it? >> they do. >> how about -- i mean, i know your doing a tie-in with the dallas cowboys, you're doing fishing gear. these are fall and summer goods, right? >> right. >> the southern part of the united states really has a love affair with our pfg products, our performance fishing products, and those have taken a real life of their own. a little over a $100 million business for us now. we're focused on making sure that that business extends all the way through south and central america. we launched it in europe this year, and there's real opportunity for us, as a lifestyle brand, supported by fishing. >> you're up against some pretty smart guys, kevin plank, he's always talking about his technology company, nike, which i know, because you're out there. nike's really gearing up to technology, in order to take on under armour, but tech has always been your thing. are you still doing that with the other seasons? >> yes. we have -- and it was really our point of differentiation, our inn

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. >> you need to tell me you're doing these things because i ned to do put the waterproof mascara on.> i know. >> touching. >> so wonderful. >> happy holidays, merry christmas. that's awesome. >> in camden police are helping to make the holidays super happy for families. earlier today officer has a long shopping list at the price right in camden. that list included everything they did to make that perfect holiday dinner from the turkey to the stuffing, the officers bocked up the full sized christmas meals just in time for the holiday. >> and that was a great story by the way. >> thank you. >> wonderful. >> well, we have some pretty decent weather. it is winter. but it's dry and we're definitely take that as we try to finish up our holiday shopping. >> and domenica slightly above average. there you go. >>> it is. this month is trending slightly above average which is great and this is the last weekend before the holiday. so a lot of people are counting on this forecast so they can get stuff done and it is cooperating. which is certainly the good news. but we do have some problems in ou

up on the lower concourse they're working on the rebar, the waterproofing and the form lift for the walls and as i said working on interior walls being formed rooms and everything that are on the lower concourse. steel erection is happening in the central area. in fact if it wasn't for the weather they would have been taking down the struggle for erection. they completed the first full bay of steel and plumping it up so they can start the final welding and those are some of the shots. you can see that shot on the left someone on the team decided to get artistic with the reflection of the building but basically shows the ground level node with the pipe columns up to the bus deck level. the picture on the next slide here actually shows if you look on the upper right hand picture that's allly the park level so that's your beam. those are the pipe columns up from the bus, from the cast node to the park level to the bus level so if you look at the proscwekt that's the finished height plus the park on top and that material but now you have a full bay completed of that steel and in the eastern f

the aerobics cellphone is bendable waterproof shatterproof perry this is real and it could be on themarket within one year. >> reporter: and not actually like the year for a new disease which you like to see covered you can send me i twitter or face book notification or visit our kron-4-dot-com >> reporter: at sfo the conditions right now are calm but a bit foggy. as 47 in san francisco 46 in livermore it could fall beef all freezing before the end of the week. within the temperatures falling out of the fact that these trying to get to the 50s. . 51 in concord 51 in livermore. were already falling out of the 50s. 46 and caught court and 46 in livermore at the 5:00 hour and this evening we will only get colder. we could get to the freezing mark. >> reporter: 56 for iraq would sit city 56 for redwood city. 55 percent leandro. 54 for in danville. and 53 for antioch. 56 in petaluma. 55 and now up. >> reporter: deceptively funny us a lot of sunshine but deceptively funny. sunntyy.... a storm is coming end speeds could reach up to 30 mi. an hour with a wince. >> reporter: we are presiding

there are cases that are waterproof but we didn't test any of those. >> all right.broke a lot phones. what is better this week you tell us is our weather, domeni domenica. >>> compared to last week which was just a crummy week. we had a lot going on. >> didn't needed to much to make it better. >>> exactly. so this week the temperatures will be mild. it starts out mild but we do have some rain to talk about and eventually by the weekend we'll be talking some rain/snow mix so we'll get wintery once again. 45 though that's the current temperature. feels good out there. temperatures much easier to take today than they were over the past couple of days. we have 42 in pottstown. it's 33 in mount pocono. so cooler up to the north, of course, but everybody is above freezing every running about two to 4 degrees above normal. winds are still out of the northwest. northwest and they are brisk but it's not doing too much to the wind chill. it feels like it's 40 in the city which is not bad at all. 41 for the feel like in willed wood. 36 in atlantic city. so it really doesn't fe

not waterproof, not fireproof. the tents, it's on mud. maybe i can show you some pictures today or tonight of the situation of those refugees in the camp, in the different camps, it is very, very bad. it is very little, and it's not enough. another thing that is very, very important thing, the healthcare for children, for women. >> terrible conditions. do you feel after the rescue on mount sinjar, that the world has forgotten the yazidis? >> i think that it may be before the yazidis. i think after this isis attack, i think most of the people, i think when i go back home that it's a very complex issue because it's not a problem only with isis. those who grew up with isis are coming from outside. it is a small group. maybe two or three hundred. but the big problem, the big issue is that orvilleages ar other villages, our problem for our neighbor, for our friends, how can we go back to live in sinjar with those neighbors? >> because you still live in towns that had many sunnies, and those sunnies ended up helping isil. that was one of the pr

today, new waterproof casings were installed to protect each home's power source, and electricity was restored to homes. but more rain tonight raises concerns. >> would we have to move, or are we going to stay? is the water going to get any bigger? >> reporter: 10-year-old rowlando says it was hard not to sleep in his own bed, even for a few days. >> afraid, stressed. worried. kind of afraid about our home when we're not there because how about if somebody goes into it, or i don't know what's happening. >> reporter: rolando is diabetic. the only thing right now in the refrigerator is insulin. everything else thrown out, spoiled. all the other items including power tools, belonging to rolando's father, now in a dumpster. damaged by the water that flooded the mobile home park. >> what's the best part of going back home? >> being back with the family. >> reporter: rolando's school, in partnership with a city council member is raising money to help the boy's family, and others who were displaced by the flooding. as of tonight, almost $12,000 raised online, and another 10,000 by people don

it's waterproof.tside with a computer for hours without worrying about dust or heat. so the one laptop per child technology is cutting edge. it's clock-stopping hot. >> but he doesn't buy negroponte's contention that kids can figure it out without a teacher. >> if you hand a child a violin or piano, they can make noise with it, right? but will they be able to make music? and if you give a child a computer, they'll be able to operate the computer, but will they really be able to learn without having a teacher whether it's formal or informal, to help them along that learning path? >> he says there are other problems. for poor countries like cambodia, there are costs beyond the price of the computer, like satellites to connect to the internet. and what about theft? what says an older kid isn't just gonna swipe this thing? seems like it's inevitable. >> we've spent a lot of time on security. if this is stolen from a child within 24 hours, it stops working. >> so everybody's testing different computers up

not waterproof, fireproof. it's - the tents - it's on the mud. and maybe can i show you some pictures today or tonight the situation of those refugee in the camp, in the sharia camp, it is very, very bad. this is one thing. another thing - the foods and waters and and other its - it is very little. and it's not enough for the people. another thing, it's very, very important thing, the health care. they don't know anything about health care for children, for women. >> terrible conditions. >> do you feel like after the rescue on mt sinjar, that the world has forgotten the yazidi? i think that maybe not a lot of people are hearing about the yazidi before that - this happened. before this issue, the yazidi. i think a little people hearing about the yazidi. after this i.s.i.s. attack, i think most of the people in the people here about the genocide. i think when we go back to home. it's a complex issue, because - the problem, it's not only with i.s.i.s. this group of i.s.i.s. are coming from outside. it is smaller group, maybe 200, 300, but the big pr

this is bus stop budd which his warm waterproof coat on. for that umbrella it could blow inside out with those wind this morning we are giving you a two out of ten and there is our shaking camera at philly international. here's some of the weather issues you are facing this morning. we could get two and some places 3 inches of rain especially at the shore. high winds, wintry mix, north and west, and infamous higher elevations. this afternoon, coastal flooding will be happening, snow continues in the poconos, will still continue with rain, in the metro area shore wind could gust to 40 miles an her or more. rain tapers off tonight, a few flurries around for us, snow will continue accumulating in the poconos. today we should get to a high of 42 degrees whiz is why it's rain event for us a and snow continues north and west. tonight a few snow flakes could mix in if the temperature gets cold enough. what happens after that, we will let you know in the fox future cast coming up. the in the meantime bob kelly it is dicey up there in the lehigh val

not fireproof or waterproof. the tents - it's on the mud.nd maybe can i show you some pictures today or tonight, the situation of those refugees. in the camps, it is very, very bad. this is one thing. another thing, the foods and waters and other its, very little. it's not enough for those. another thing, it's important. health care. they have known about health care for children, women. >> terrible conditions. >> do you feel like after the rescue on mt sinjar, that the world has forgotten the yazidi? >> i think maybe not all the people hearing about the yazidi before this issue. i think a little people hearing about what the yazidi or where they are living. after this i.s.i.s. attack most of the people in the world. hear about the yazidi. i think when we go back to the home, it's a complex issue, because our problem is not only with i.s.i.s., that group of i.s.i.s. are coming from outside iraq. it is a small group. 200 or 300. the big problem or issue is that those villages, arab villages. arab sunni villages sounding the sin ya is helping

in the upper 30's, to lower 40's, throughout the region, so bus stop buddy still needs that warm waterproofis morning. we got the showers, but you won't need the gloves this afternoon. it will warm up into the 50's, we've got lot of showers around the area. we will look a little more closely at u

they're waterproof and can save recorded data for two years, and it's a lot of day tachlt the cockpitecords the crew's conversation and background noise. by listening to am beeant noise, they can determine the speed at which the plane was traveling. when this is cross referenced they can help searchers locate a crash site. then the flight data recorder gathers 24 hours of technical data recording several discrete pieces of information data about the speed, altitude pitch. acceleration roll, fuel, and the list goes on and on. but to make sense of the data first you have to find it. not an easy thing to do when a plane crashes into the water. both are equipped with beacons. they send pings once per second to signal their location and can signal for 20,000 feet up to 30 days. investigators have to sift through the wreckage until they find it. >>> all right. i'm michael holmes. thanks for being with us this past hour. our continuing coverage of the missing airasia flight continues in just a few moments. my colleagues natalie allen and john vause standing by to bring you that. thanks for y

♪ melissa: here is hoping santa has a waterproof sleigh.hristmas storm making its way to the east coast, threatening travel plans of people in two dozen states. meteorologists predict strong winds and torrential rain on christmas eve all along the east coast down to florida. the rough weather begins tuesday but the worst of it will be felt before christmas day itself! officials call it a high impact event adding that a lot of flights could be canceled in the northeast, even the west coast will not be spared with a big storm brewing in southern california. that is no good. >>> all right, it is on. christmas is just days away and shipment companies are battings down the hatches hoping to spare us all from the devastating delivery debacle we saw last year. i'm still mad about that by the way. ups is facing biggest day in history and fedex is pumping billions into updating operations. can they pull it off or are we in for short ship show? bruce terkel is here. and veronica and kmele are with me. today is a lot of pressure. 34 million packages.

there are cases that are waterproof but we didn't test any of those. >> well expect big changes for the upcoming season of money idol. long-time ryan seacrest dishing on the new news saying the performance and results will now air in the same show. that change will come into effect during the season's final stretch. when just 10 contestants are left. new season kicks off january 7th right here on fox 29. >>> in wisconsin dozens of children battling different illnesses just got the chance to leave the hospital behind and forget all their worries. >> they took a special trip to meet santa at the north pole. fox's jericka williams shows you how. >> say- >> full of joy and anticipation, dozens of children and their families wait for a one of a kind flight. it's wonderful. it's the best part of my year. >> it's the 128th airy fueling wings most favorite mission yet. >> take them out of the hospital and let them enjoy holiday joy and take them up on one of our 135s. >> volunteers from 128th along with silver liners international want to do up lift kids with life threatening illnesses from chi

they're waterproof and they can save recorded data for two years, and it's a lot of data. and the speed the plane was traveling. when these are cross-referenced with conversations, they can help searchers locate the crash site. then there's the data recorder. it records several thousand discrete pieces of information data about the airspeed altitude pitch, acceleration roll fuel and the list goes on and on. but to make sense of the data first you have to find it. not an easy thing to do when a plane crashes into the ocean. both black box components are outfitted with underwater locater beacons which self-activate the moment they come into contact with water. they send pings once per send and can transmit data up to 30 days. when their batteries run out. investigators have to sift through wreckage until they find it. >> and of course there are some reports, some people that think that there is the possibility that this airplane came down on one of the many many islands there that pepper this area. so we just don't know whether we're listening for pings or not right now. >>

so the forecast for christmas eve, having said that is for rain and keep in mind that is a waterproofmagic anyway. so temperatures are in the 50's for christmas eve night, coming down from a high of 62 degrees but it will be rainy, windy, keep that in mind if you are going around visiting or whatever christmas eve. rain is already here. you have the rain gear nearby and you'll need it on and off the rest of the day to day and heavier rain moves in thomas we will see in the future cast. we don't see any room for sunshine here because when it is in the raining we are socked in with clouds but according to our computer model. then we will head into christmas eve. it will be a wet one not a white one and pockets of heavy rain, maybe rumble of thunder or two on and off throughout the day and night. lets go now to christmas day at 4:00 in the morning and there is heavy rain around but by 8:00 o'clock it looks like it is all gone and sunshine rolls in rather quickly after the rain end, so definitely will brighten up on christmas day. socked in with fog in mount pocono. reduced visibility in

>> i don't know, but has some sort of waterproof case on the end there, and it came -- a go pro. >> ohyes. >> go pro, it is what it is called. >> that's a camera that you put on the end after stick. >> this is a stick to your use cell phone? >> yes. >> a severe stick. wonder how much those are? anybody know? do you know how much a selfie stick is? >> i think our news photographers have those sticks. >> the way to do it. >> i know for me, i don't have long arms, being short and all, so hard. and everyone is doing selfies nowadays. >> how many are they? >> thirty bucks. >> so 30 bucks. now, would you car that i around like in your pocket, your purse? hole on, let me get myself ' stick out here to take a pick? >> maybe press it down, pull it out? i don't know. specially in your purse? i won't car that i around all day. >> i bet kim kardashian has one. >> probably has someone to car at this for her. >> that's trowel. >> for that wide-angle lens. i have a selfie stick for you. >> parent, planning on spinning your children, like we do every year, you know, just going to give them three gift,

what about waterproof clothing. >> carbon rain a line of wear abdominals effectively clothing that weuld be designed using carbon fiber in order to mitigate the effects of extreme weather conditions. >> reporter: with another freezing winter on the way one company is changing the way we dress in the cold. this year upgraded its line to include extra warm layers. >> it works quick with your body's own moisture and retains it and generates heat for you. it is very light to the skin. so it allows to you layer less. keeping you warmer. >> reporter: the company taking their creations to the forefront of fashion adding a number of new styles to keep you warm when it's cold. >> you can wear it now outside. we have hats and gloves and scarves legwarmers leggings. >> these are heat tech leggings. this is a new product this season. >> reporter: they have down layers you can wear them under your coats and clothes. >> so the other coat product we have is called ultra light down and that actually rolls up into a bag and then you throw it in your purse or your briefcase or whatever you need and the

. >> we have put them in waterproof jack the it, karen because even though it will in the rain for morning wait when we come home, there will be some rain around. so umbrella is with you, just in case and, of course, smile on his face is always there. we have some fog this morning. temperatures chillier then yesterday to start but we will probably get milder temperatures moving in pretty soon. early sunshine is possible, but we are still going with the six out of ten because of the afternoon showers in the forecast, so 3-mile visibility at philly international, we have had some reports of fog around and we have been seeing it on some of bob's traffic cameras, two and a half miles visibility in wilmington. the fog comes and goes. here's the leading edge of the frontal system moving in the western part of the state with widely scattered showers around pittsburgh area but for us it will be a few more hours before we get the rain. we have haze and fog right now with 3-mile visibility. 33 degrees at 7:16 is our sunrise time. we will get to a high of 56 degrees even with the showers and clouds a

. >> yes it is cold and you need the waterproof. >>> time is 6:53.at stanford focusing on allergies. coming up next the bay area billionaire who is paying for a new research center. >>> welcome back. today is a special and sad anniversary in a tragedy that hits close to home for us here at ktvu. 16 years ago today a hit and run driver intentionally killed rick divecy. he was walking on second street in front of the family owned trucking company when he was killed. police are still searching for that driver that was driverring a light colored cadillac with a dark top. randy is a long-time ktvu photographer. >>> a bay area billionaire is investing in research on allergies at stanford. sean parker has pledged $24 million for an allergy research center who will bare his name. parker founded napster and the first president of facebook. he also suffers from severe allergies. stanford university says between 30-40% of people worldwide have one or more allegeries and a quarter of the people with food allergies will have a near fatal reaction at least once in