ok x. rays. because the d.n.a. university's institute for zoo elegy and evolutionary research martin fisher and his team dig deep to get their results. we're one of only a few in the world who have managed to depict moving skeletons certainly at this level of resolution. to do so we systematically employ a variety of constantly updated ways and means to get beneath an animal skin beneath its fur its feathers to look and see how the animal actually moves. the equipment can take up to 2000 high definition x. ray images a 2nd the radiation dosage is minute and doesn't harm the animals fishes teams already made 52000 x. ray film clips they never cease to be thrilled by the outcome. of my greatest dreams was to examine a slot and then we had 3 slots and developed a special apparatus to do it that when there the 1st x. ray film of slow was mind blowing us it was exactly the same with x. ray films of birds and for me as a dog person the 1st dog films as well unbelievable that you can really see how a dog walks when you're

for example, the best way to explain it, we can put on top of a tractor-trailer essentially a big x-ray machine, tell you everything, the density, whether there are people in there, what's inside that facility. what's inside that container. we don't need to have this -- what this president is talking about. it's unnecessary. we have a right to protect the border. but the idea -- and by the way, nobody, and some of you are going to get mad at me about this, but nobody is going to be deported in my first 100 days until we get through the part that we find out the only rationale for deportation will be whether or not, whether or

they say, i have to see you three more times and i did 106 town halls and they want to see you and x-ray you. what happens with new hampshire, and it is momentum. warren is the one at risk here, because to what you said, it is true. she probably will not do that well in nevada and then she has to go to south carolina, where it is not looking like much, but at some point, you have the decide to have the resources, and you say, if you don't have money, anderson, if you don't have money, how do you go to these places or the staff when the results is that biden is on fumes, and everything. what i thought about when i heard that is who is going to work for him? somebody wants to be paid.

and treatment and also because it means that you have called many more facilities that got chest x. rays and wrote in a fast turnaround and i think it's a good way in which you can actually get a good idea of what we call the the denominator because right now when the young unanswered questions about its parts if we talk about what's called the tip of the iceberg is is what we're seeing in. is this just a clinical sort severe cases and there's a large large orsha who only get very mild symptoms so this isn't in a way to try and classify you know to what degree of severity this virus is i think it was emphasized that this rise in the number of cases wasn't them dama people becoming sick but actually at the number of being entrapped like that so in general i think it's very appropriate when you have problems with a diagnostic it's not not kids don't use a tool which allows a more better evaluation of who really needs mr dent and treat it right so they kind of casting the net wide and to a degree dr stanley iraq you try to write it that it is you're right doctor the things are there that we

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but would you do it for an x ray orge docr ordered? >> a bay area mom says she's come up with a way to help you do exactly that. consumer investigator chris chmura is here to explain. you normally don't think you're going to shop around for an x ray. you think it's going to be the same at every hospital. >> absolutely not. i think we're going to change people's thinking tonight, specifically because a lot of families have that high deductible health insurance. 43% according to the cdc. that means you've got to spend lots of money out of pocket before your insurance kicks in and pays even one penny. if that's you, you might be able to save some cash by leaving your insurance card in your wallet. an unexpectedly high hospital bill gave joanne rodriguez craig sticker shock. >> we got an $800 bill nfor thi flu test, and i had called into the hospital and they told me if you had paid cash, it would have been 30% less. >> she had no idea she could have paid less. she was frustrated but also motivated to spread the word to others. joanne used

scans or lung x. rays but now they're sticking to this are in a test to confirm cases and that's why we've seen a drop from just a few hours ago 75000 down to about 56000 but we have to also remember that this has they decided to change this because the clinically diagnosed numbers were skewing the mortality rate they were making this appear this infectious disease to appear less serious than it necessarily is but we have to also look at the fatality rate which is remaining steady so we've had for about $400.00 cases or just under $400.00 cases in the past 24 hours which is a considerable considerable drop from previous days which the chinese government is emphasizing is good news but still we've had more than $110.00 deaths in the last 24 hours including as you mentioned the 2 deaths in iran and the true deaths last $24.00 in the last few hours confirmed in japan so this is really even though we've seen a massive drop in these numbers is no time for governments around the world to relax when it comes to m

scans and lung x. rays so what they've done now is they seem to have reversed that decision and gone back to using just this nucleic acid test to confirm cases of chronic virus patients and one of the reasons is that because having this number they saying using the clinically diagnosed method was pushing down the mortality rate it was giving a skewed a skewed version of the mortality rate maybe giving people the impression that this disease was not as deadly as it actually is so now they've changed that and the numbers are down the chinese government is saying it's continuing to say that this is there is a downward trend in this corona virus and that it's looking good because we've seen as you mention about $394.00 cases over the last 24 hours which is the 1st time we've actually seen a number below 1000 when it comes to new cases reported on a day to day basis which is good and at the same time we're seeing more cases of patients who have been cured of the krona virus i think 800 today so that seems to be

corvette 19 doctors no longer have to rely on one single type of test they can now use things like chest x. rays and c.t. scans to be able to confirm that people who do have suspected cases other symptoms that they do have the current virus so we're seeing this huge jump 15000 on wednesday 5000 in the last 24 hours because many of those people in the suspected cases lift list has now have now been moved to this confirmed cases list and they're also giving doctors a bit more flexibility in trying for different treatments it seems one hospital and is reporting that they are asking. patients who have recovered from the current virus to come back and actually donate blood some doctors there are saying that their blood has a certain type of antibody which will be which seems to be effective in treating the corona virus and that they've said that they have been at least 11 patients so far who have benefited from this type of treatment so it seems to that there are some hopeful there is some hopeful news coming out of kuwait despite didn't massive jump in numbers and we do have to remember that the wor

i said you don't detect colon cancer with an x-ray so you have a colonoscopy. so she called and the doctor told her unfortunately you are a senior there are too many younger people on the waiting list who have symptoms that are serious so six months later my mom lost 30 pounds and hemorrhaging we take her to the hospital in an ambulance to days inn emergency room two days in the lounge waiting for a bed she got a colonoscopy that died two weeks later colon cancer. you have to limit what you will spend there is not enough to go around some people will wait the longest are the seniors. same in the uk for go 4000 people it was just revealed went blind with glaucoma because the waiting time to get an appointment with the ophthalmologist by the time they got it 1000 had gone blind. >> and the false promise. >> the stories like what you just shared but talk about overcrowding when a friend brought her to the hospital according to the cbc. and was told the 56 -year-old was experiencing muscle spasms she was given a shot of morphine and went home and died two days late

scans and lung x. rays and things like that so now it seems that they've returned to using this one type of test this r.n.a. or the nucleic acid test as the only means of confirming a krone virus case and what we're hearing is one of the reasons that they've done that is because when they added to these numbers what they did by doing so was that they were pushing down the mortality rate so they would sort of worried about giving people a false impression about how serious or how not serious this disease is so now we've seen the numbers drop significantly. the government says that they are on a general downward trend because aside from that change in the number we've also seen a change in the amount of new cases announced in the last 24 hours there's only been about 400 and i say only because this is the 1st time we've seen a number below 1000 and also the number of new cured cases seems to be surpassing there seems to be a trend of these new cases of people who are confirmed to have been cured from the kron

when the woman took the dog to the vet is clearly in the x-ray.dog something to help cough it up, i guess, and there you have it. they cleaned it up and they're engaged again. never forget that. right now at 6:00, the mayors of bay area's biggest cities are taking on the governor's $750 million plan to fight homelessness. up next a live report on what those mayors may push for. >>> coming up, what state health leaders are saying after inconclusive results. >>> and the oakland zoo going where no zoo has gone before by saying no to plastic. the items no longer available at the zoo starting today. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you. >> i'm marcus washington out here. >> in here is good. >> your head is so big. >> worldwide. >> fashion trends, i don't know so much. we

also changes on the chest x-ray or ct scan. that's the reason for the chan change. >> bill: doesn't mean it's worse than anyone thought? >> i don't think any of us thought it was this bad. and they might have been diagnosed with coronavirus and it ends up something else. but - -- >> forum a medical standpoint, it's my understanding that they are examining the lungs of those who might be affected. what would that tell a doctor? >> 13% have a certain kind of in a money which is blotchy throughout the lungs. you can see those characteristic findings on an x-ray or a ct scan. they do not want that differentiated with other respiratory infections. we know if someone has not coronavirus we could isolate them. >> bill: so how do you tell this from the flu or can you? >> the flu is marked in my experience, and i've written a lot about the flu by fatigue and muscle aches. those are the predominant symptoms. if you are walking along in the next thing you know you are lying out flat and you have fever and fatigue and muscle aches. the cor

she went to the doctor and had an x-ray. he said i don't see anything. i said you don't detect colon cancer with an x-ray you need to get a colonoscopy. she said you called. i said you will call and she did it. the doctor said unfortunately, you are a senior and we have too many younger people on the waiting list to get a colonoscopy that have symptoms that are serious about six months later my mom lost 30 pounds and was hemorrhaging one morning, we got her to the hospital in an ambulance, two days in the emergency room and the transit lounge waiting for a bed. she got her colonoscopy and tied two weeks later from the pesticides to colon cancer. when the government sets the budget they spend 18% of gdp and canada spends 11. when you have to limit what you are going to spend there isn't enough to go around so people would have to wait the most are the seniors and it's the same in the uk. 4,000 people it was just that wt revealed when combined with glaucoma because the waiting time to get an appointment with an ophthalmologist was too long by the time they

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but would you do it for an x-ray or surgery that a doctor ordered?well, a bay area mom says she has come up with a way to help you do exactly that. consumer investigator chris chmura is here to explain. shopping for x-rays. that's a whole new concept. >> got to do it, though. you can see why here. it means money. more families than ever have high deductible health insurance. almost half of americans. 43% according to the cdc. that means you got to spend lots of money out of pocket first before your insurance pays the first penny. if that's you, you might be able to save some cash by leaving that insurance card in your wallet. an unexpectedly high hospital bill gave joanne rodriguez craig sticker shock. >> we got an $800 bill. and i had actually called in to the hospital and they told me oh, yeah, if you had paid cash, it would have been 30% less. >> reporter: she had no idea she could have paid less. she was frustrated but also motived to spread the word to others. joanne used her background as a data scientist to create a website called clinic price

scans and lung x. rays so what they've done now is they seem to have reversed that decision and gone back to using just this nucleic acid test to confirm cases of chrono virus patients and one of the reasons is that because having this number they saying using the clinically diagnosed method was pushing down the mortality rate it was giving a skewed a skewed version of the mortality rate maybe giving people the impression that this disease was not as deadly as it actually is so now they've changed that and the numbers are down the chinese government is saying it's continuing to say that this is there is a downward trend in this corona virus and that it's looking good because we've seen as you mention about 394 cases over the last 24 hours which is the 1st time we've actually seen a number below 1000 when it comes to new cases reported on a day to day basis which is good and at the same time we're seeing more cases of patients who have been cured of the krona virus 2 elderly people who are on board a cruise

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x-rays, in this state, 95% don'. wo we don't have scanners or m.r.i.'s. >> reporter: and it's not just in maracaibo. in the country's capital, caracas, again undercover, we dr. gabriel romerocenter with there was only one funng x-ray machine and one ultrasound for the entire hospital.s there running water.at no soap no w to keep things clean, that's why it smells so bad in here. this has been shut for a year because of water damage. this is empty. the radiotherapy department is empty of patients. dr. romero says this technology is antiquated. this machine came from argentina 15 years ago and only serves as palliative care. some machin't work at all. dr. romero says there is no money for service, so machines and technicians sit idle f years. >> i don't have the key. >> reporter: you don't even have the key to this room? >> no. >> reporter: how long has this door been shut? s >> five yearen years. >> reporter: five years? and the 100 or so patients that used to be there daily are gone to another hospital or not getting treated at all. chemotherapy, but fo

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she tweeted, i am in pain, i've lost time at work, had to visit a doctor, had to have x-rays.s what she felt. >> moving on, go ahead. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, why chaka khan's national anthem last night will likely be remembered forever. >>> and j. lo in a bikini. stay right there for "the skinny." they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. ♪ i'm every woman it's all in ♪ i'm every woman it's all in me ♪ ♪ i'm every woman it's all in me ♪ ♪ oh oh oh >>> time for "the skinny" and we're starting with chaka khan. chaka khan, this is the one we know and love. >> exactly. >> the one from overnight? after a historic performance at the nba all-star game? that's not the one that people say they know. >> not so much. that historic perhaps for the wrong reason, the

it's telescopes can measure data from a number of frequencies and the visible spectrum as well as x. rays and ultraviolet light. the researches will be able to combine the images in different waves that will provide new insights into the. and processes at work. has been explicitly designed to look at as many different layers as possible we want to understand how the couple together and what physical force connects these different layers to each other and that's a form that's. the solo over so it will work in tandem with an american person that will approach even closer to the sun both platforms will provide data on the solar wind they should be able to show how the electrically charged particles that make it up change as they leave the sun behind. researches are hoping that the solar will provide unprecedented insights into the sun and its magnetic field they'll be able to observe tybee island areas of it for longer than ever before. that's because as the probe approaches our star it's all bit will be sinked to the sun's own rotation. after 7 years of observations the solar will focus on

>> lester, california just enacted the first law that would require a dentist to look at an x ray before anyone can start this kind of treatment. that law in california also bans those confidentiality agreements. >> vicki, thanks very much >>> now to the harrowing minutes in a hotel pool video released by police of a toddler nearly drowning. luckily a good samaritan stepped in just in time saving him. a warning, the images are graphic. here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: more than a dozen people were at the small crowded pool outside detroit when this 2-year-old child began to struggle. hotel surveillance video edited by police shows the boy, who survived, slowly moving with his face underwater about two minutes later, he sinks below the cloudy surface, even with children playing inches away, the submerged toddler goes unnoticed until a 9-year-old on the pool deck alerts an adult, who jumps into the water, pulling out the lifeless child >> please call the police please oh, my god >> by the grace of god and a twist of fate that there was a nurses convention going on at the hotel. two nur

now it operates its own hospital with access to x-rays, dental and optometry care. they say they are grateful. >> i feel good. i feel satisfied. i feel when the client leaves they are happy. >> reporter: she is inspired by the people she helps. >> this is a huge, huge deal for them. >> reporter: so for providing medical care and services to the rural citizens of western kenya, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dr. gail wagner. alan martin, kpix 5. mike: anyone hear the slogan, 'mike will get it done?' ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on the gun lobby and save lives. and i will stop trump's assault on women's reproductive rights. i've got a record of doing things. i've got the resources to take on this fight. as mayor, i held myself accountable for results. as president, i'll offer common sense plans

you see reports, stories from radiologists saying our equipment, our x-ray equipment is so old we don't even think we can rely on the results. but if you think the average wait in canada for an mri is 22 weeks, that's over five months, and the fact that canada has 16mri machines for every million people and it as large country with only 37 million people but one mr -- 16mri men's for a million people. we have 44 machines for every one emergency people and countries in the eastern bloc have 20 to 24. canada is highly industrialized country. it's shock you can't getting a cities and he number of tomography machines i a higher level, very few in canada, whereas here if you have cancer and they've discovered something you get a pet scan. >> host: one of the darker parts of the book, you discuss the assisted suicide and the death panels. i found that to be very interesting and quite honestly a little depressing? >> guest: yes. >> host: tell me. >> guest: when sarah palin was running she talk but rationed care and death panels. they are death penals. it's remarked care because government is d

scans and lung x. rays to be able to confirm this so what this has done though is no muddy the waters a lot because now that we've had such a big jump the numbers after a period of what seemed to be like a stabilisation of figures experts say it's really hard to get a clear picture of how serious or how what the situation is on the ground in who they were adrian brown is in hong kong and says that it has more on the 5 senior communist party officials who were fired over growing public anger on the handling of the current virus epidemic. with who they party chief spoke to the media 2 weeks ago he must have known his days were numbered john charlie is the highest ranking political casualty so far. his dismissal is in response to mounting public anger over the chinese government's handling of the corona virus outbreak and follows the sacking of 2 senior health officials on monday and while the purge looks set to continue analysts say it won't bring down those at the top of the party in the way the company's po

scans and lung x. rays to be able to confirm this. and what this has done though is no muddy the waters a lot because now that we've had such a big jump the numbers after a period of what seemed to be like a stabilisation of figures experts say it's really hard to get a clear picture of how serious or how or what the situation is on the ground in who . is this new method of testing available across the country or just in certain areas in if it becomes available does that mean that we should expect the number of cases to go even higher. well it's actually not a case of this new method of testing being made available it's actually just giving doctors more freedom to use other methods that they they have on hand on the other things that they can do so x. rays and c.t. scans as i mentioned now we know that this this expanded form of testing or diagnosing has happened 1st in who say it seems to be that they've changed the national guidelines for testing and diagnosing so now doctors will be able to use other methods even if they're not rel

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. >> with better technology, we were able to obtain an x-ray that showed brushwork and a liveliness tois quite consistent with other works by rembrandt. >> eventually they uncovered rembrandt's signature. that gives the experts confidence that "portrait of a young woman" is an actual rembrandt and that's a really big deal. another rembrandt sold at auction for $33 million. so allentown art museum in the lehigh valley in pennsylvania, what you gonna do with it? i hear they're going to put it up for, you know, exhibition. >> $33 million. >> but if you sell it, you can build a whole giant museum, a bigger one. >> just saying. >>> well, next to the stunning new look for sharon osbourne. >> after dyeing her hair for nearly 20 years, the reality tv star is now embracing the gray and going with a platinum blond look. >> it comes barely a week after jane fonda turned heads at the oscars with that look, her own gray 'do. >> i like both looks. looks pretty good, ms. osborne. >>> hey, you might say this next story is a little cheesy. >> and it started with an innocent question on twitter. that qu

very small amount of radiation through only the frequencies the researches want to observe such as x. rays or ultraviolet radiation. they often think if you seen one side of the sun you seen them all but you haven't you need a complete overview to get the full picture of the solar orbiter will play a decisive role in delivering but list. it will allow scientists to look up the sums turbulent areas for extended periods much longer than in the past and they'll also be able to observe its poles for the 1st time. should provide new insights into the secrets of a star and help predict solar storms better than ever before. it's the year of the rat according to the chinese lunar calendar and the rutan team is also putting an appearance at this is conical celebrations here in europe a giant water that made its way down venice is grand canal as a guest of honor in a boat parade by local ruling clouds the city's tourism industry says visitor bookings are down this year after the record flooding in november carnival events in venice continue until the 25th of february. the about. if you've just joine

free nation we must remember that america has always been a frontier nation now we must embrace that x. ray ality the man who was being and if asked to leave us or to leave his name is fred is going to bear. and he is the father that the student who was shot and killed at a school in parkland florida 2 years ago. now. his daughter her name was james today he apologized for his outburst but he also tweeted that he is simply tired of the wise about getting tough on gun control this sad desperate father remains tonight in search of america's consoler in chief. well the day is almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either you took the news you can follow me of britain golf t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag today and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that in about. 2 brothers in slovakia consequently corruption case. money and costs not a businessman accused of hiring a hitman. even cautious a cafe owner fighting for democracy. play 2 brothers who couldn't be more different and their torn countries some kids unde

. >> a new documentary on the assassination of malcolm x-rays questions that could lead to reopening the 55-year-old case >> a new winner, westminster is in tail wag as the sport names best in show an early preview "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. one of the biggest cyber attacks in history has compromised the personal data of nearly half the country. 150 million americans. now federal authorities have charged four members of china's military with hacking equifax in 2017 nbc's tom costello tells us how they allegedly did it. >> reporter: the scale of the equifax hack was staggering. 145 million americans' names, birth dates and social security numbers stolen in some cases driver's license and credit card information, too. the attorney general said forensics teams had traced the hack back to china announcing indictments against four members of a chinese military cyber unit called the 54th research institute. though the fbi concedes it's unlikely they'll ever face prosecution. >> this theft not only caused significant financial

doctors use ultrasound probes and x—ray vision to see inside his body.ugh his veins and a central wall in andrew's heart is pierced so the device can be put in place. this is usually the riskiest part of the procedure. the device is now going into the heart. fortunately for andrew, all goes to plan, as this is the only way to get data directly from the left atrium. the device has now been released from the catheter and is sitting on the septum. you can see the two sides of the umbrella of the device are attached to either side of the septum to secure it there. the procedure‘s gone very nicely. it's a perfect result. a month after the operation, we met to look at the data that had been collected and how useful it seemed. these look like perfect traces, like the traces we would see if we had an invasive catheter at the time of a procedure. so this is very, very good quality data. what does this mean for the data that you're looking at long—term? we will be able to see changes within the pressure in andrew's heart. and this is likely to be before he develop

very small amount of radiation through only the frequencies the researches want to observe such as x. rays or ultraviolet radiation. they often think if you seen one side of the sun you seen them all but you haven't you need a complete overview to get the full picture of the solar orbiter will play a decisive role in delivering but list. it will allow scientists a look at the sun's turbulent areas for extended periods much longer than in the past and they will also be able to observe its poles for the 1st time the solo over so should provide new insights into the secrets of a star and help predict solar storms better than ever before. into football in germany has been displaying a sunday's match between abhi leipsic and by a feature the 2 top goal scorers in the laying of rubble of a dusty from biden team of venice for leipsic the match also decide the table lead it with just a point between the defending champions and the visitors ahead of kick off this by finishing in a drop the game is a thriller so here are some of the highlights a full house in munich as expected for this final league

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