both grandfathers died of heart disease. she had her first heart a attack at 47. she has diabetes putting her at a greater risk of problems. one of several doctors nationwide involved in a trial to see if keylation can help. it means to bind to. the treatment uses an int venus solution to bind to metals in the blood. the body then flushes them out. it's fda approved to treat led poisoning but it's been used for other uses including heart disease. >> the theory is to rid the body of the heavy metals so the body functions better. >> the theory is not proven but it's getting another look after tests were published a few years ago. >> it was surprising to everyone seeing the data. >> the biggest results were in patients with diabetes. a 43% reduction in deaths. the nih has funded a $37 million double blind trial to see if the first results can be replicated. there are plenty of skeptics, including a presentive cardiologist at penn medicine. he doesn't buy the theory and the first trial -- >> we don't believe the results. >> he says there were technical issues and it's

heart association says that 95 percent of women have at least, one risk factor for heart disease and almost half do not know about those risks. well, going readies all about spreading awareness to change that. >> my mom passed away at 42. >> reporter: sharing personal stories, and life saving tore, it was a sea of red for the heart short health fair at lanning thaw's heart institute >> this was always thought that heart disease in women isn't as important as men. >> reporter: sandy abramson go red for woman champion says while there has been progress, women are still not fairly treated. >> women get less stress tests , women get less tests and interventions. >> i never had classic symptoms. every woman i meaty tell them that. >> reporter: mary kay has had three heart attacks and in cardio rehab, monk unusual symptoms women can have jaw and neck pain, or an upset stomach. >> it is very scary. you don't want to believe it is happening. >> reporter: now doctors say that 80 percent of cardiac events can be prevented with things like diet and exercise and it is important to know your numb

association to promote heart healthy lifestyles. and the result of this we have great results. since go red for women started 627,000 ore than women's lives have been saved, and i am so proud that i was an initiator and supporter of go red for women in my great state of ohio in the capital see of columbus. yes, -- city of columbus. yes, we have made great progress, mr. speaker, but we still have a long way to go in helping to prevent cardiovascular disease, including stroke. cardiovascular disease claims more lives each year than all forms of cancer combined, and it's just not women, mr. speaker. that includes men also. however, women do have a higher risk of stroke than their male counterparts. fact, 90% of all women have one or more risk factors for developing heart disease. collectively, cardiovascular disease and stroke cause one in three women's death each year, killing approximately one woman every minute. yet, even with these eye-catching statistics, according to the american heart association, almost half of all the women, m

when the heart stops, when the heart can no longer beat. we measure brain waves and other things but when that heart stops, that heart can't be started, we can't sustain life. we call that death. and an when an abortion is committed, that little baby's heart is beating. and you know the abortion stops a beating heart. that's on posters by the knights of columbus and others all over this country, abortion stops a beating heart. we need to protect the lives of all of those little babies with beating hearts. and we can detect them now with the ultrasound and the science that we have. and it's time. it's time for this congress to move, especially when we see -- oh, in our march for life here that i mentioned a little earlier, mr. speaker, when we have hundreds of thousands of people that come out here and gather down on the mall and then march to the supreme court building to plead for the court to protect innocent unborn human life, what's happening is america is waking up. america is feeling the guilt, and we pray for the mothers who had abor

i don't believe you have to open your heart to them. if you are a person of color or woman in this resume don't have to open your heart to them. >> it doesn't represent our school. i don't think we are a community that closes their hearts to anyone. >> i think it's pretty side and doesn't make much sense. >> i don't agree with what he had to say. >> i don't think it's appropriate for people to be expressing their views in class. it's not even relevant to what you are suppose to be teaching. jesse: the professor said donald trump was going to kill americans. >> people are going to die because of what happened. people's lives are on the line now and it's time we got real about that. >> i think a lot of people don't really look into what he's going to do and they use a lot of emotion instead of facts. >> do you know anything about professor perry? >> yes, he's my advisor. and i have had him for four years. i'm a senior. jesse: professor parry said some outrageous things about not opening your heart to trump voters? is the administration go

sharon chin, kpix 5. >>> the good news for women who take allison's message to heart, 80% of heart disease cases are preventsable with lifestyle changes like diet and exercise. >> good news. >> thank you. >> something you don't think about all the time. so. all right, sharon, thanks. >> if you want to see a story about your local hero, hey, first you have to nominate that person for a jefferson award. you can do that on line at cbssf.com/hero. and for news throughout the evening the latest is always on our website, cbssf.com. >> don't forget to join us for nightbeat at 10:00 on kbcw 44/cable 12 and you can see us back here tonight at 11:00. good night. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheers and applause] steve: how are y'all? thank y'all. thank you now. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheers and applause] and, folks, we've got a good one for you today. returning for their third day, from phoenix, arizona, it's the champs, it's the susini family. [c

. >> still ahead, preventing heart disease. how one bay area woman has made it her life's mission to get people informed. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is with yellow onions. regular yellow onions the number one consumed and sold onions in the u.s. i haven't done a tip on them in a while. and in the wintertime right now they are great because they are great for different recipes and the longer you cook a yellow onion the sweeter it becomes. did you know that? let's talk about selection and storage. there's a new crop in the market. when you buy them, outer skin translucent like this very important. nice and firm like a firm apple. make sure it's not sprouting at all. and heavy for their size. when you bring them home, do not store them in the refrigerator and keep them away from moisture. store them in a cool, dry place. that's it. shelf life is long. but not too long. don't hold them too long where they start to sprout and then you use them because they lose soft of the value and propertie

it is heart month and we're celebrating heart love and yeah find something to do outside this weekend. that we can -- to be quite nice especially not only just nice but by february standards pretty glorious. a lot of snow lovers i know i hear you. you are -- just kind of not going to endorse anytime now but seeing some snow, i have some snow for you. but it's going to be so warm that a lot of it is going to melt. so let's explain here. gh temperatures. 62 for frederick and 64 for gaithersburg and 65 for waldorf and keep on increasing for a little bit head to near 70 degrees for some areas. now the winds are going to pick up. and that's not going to make it feel 70 degrees. but it is going to be gusty around 6:00 tonight we're kind of gusts -- counting gusts as high as 30 miles per hour. when you are walking the dog you will notice that. all right today our records are are easily -- are easily going to be beat. and then tonight, we're going to be breaking low -- high temperature minimum temperature -- okay that sounds like an oxymoron. let me explain. overnight tonight very warm overni

people taking advantage of these free heart tests. i saw you had deion out there with you. >> we did. we'll bring him in this a while. things have been going so well that we have to turn people away and send them to you at channel 9. we are running out of everything here. well where can i go to get pamela, prince george's county health officer is here with us. thank you for being here with us. what can people do if they missed out? >> they can reach out to med star health who are doing the free vascular screenings. wellness on wheels mobile. they're going to be doing additional screenings as well. family health center here today are also on going. screenings on going throughout the year. >> there's much more than being screened, especially if something is found. >> absolutely. my thought is we can do the screening. it's really just the teaser to come in, get your blood pressure checked. the real need is that you immediate to have a relationship with the provider in the community. doing. >> i've been working out, eating right. feeling

what better free heart health screening. >> it's part of the heart love campaign. we're serious about this. andrea roane joins us live from inova urgent care in springfield with details. >> we are here and we'll be here until 8:00 this evening. we want you to still come out, go to our app or website to learn more about the locations. we have all of these wonderful people, men and women coming out, getting their numbers, which is important to decreasing the risk for heart disease. what do they do with this information once they've got stop sign? >> thank you were doing this. great for having you promote, doing this most important outcome reach to get people involved with their own health. we're good at collecting data. if your blood pressure is elevated, get it treated. if your cholesterol are elevated, see someone and it treated. see your provider and begin to address that. when all of those numbers come together, what can you do? stop smoking. americans are smoking at the rates they were in 2007. you can exercise. you can pay attention to what you eat. we are what

know the signs of a heart attack. heart disease is not an old people's disease. it can strike any age. wusa 9 reporter now. >> reporter: we call her mickey. this is the program from her memorial service i've kept in my car last two years. it's a bit worn. she was diagnosed with a rare heart disorder when she was in her 20s and experienced a rapid decline. our prayers were answered and she got a new heart. she knew that was her second chance at life. she lived hard and loved hard. she went back to school for a second degree, traveled the world. met the donor family and fell in she lived 10 years with the heart but lost her life at 37 years old. i show my heart love in memory of this amazing woman, my cousin mickey that taught me to live hard, love hard, love yourself, love others, live life to the fullest. >> we call the initiative heart love. >> free screenings. first one tomorrow at 4:00. goes until 8:00 p.m. we're partnering with the urgent care at five locations. north arlington, manasesus you get to meet our andrea. screenings 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. go to our wusa

, my heart my heart my heart ♪ >> figure out why. >> because of games. >> oh, games, that's it. i also realized i was doing britney spears whose "i did it again," instead of, i don't know what the dance was. ♪ i played with your heart got lost in the game ♪ so the whole point of playing that song was we're talking about games. we're taking a special look at the cool and crazy new hi-tech toys coming out this year. >> each year around this time our giz wiz dick debartolo is 71 years old but he turns into fai fair. >> it's toy fair. what can you say about toy fair. it's toys, it's fair. no, it's toys, it's a lot of fun. and we're going to find out the trends of 2017 toy fair and adrian is going to help us by doing that. >> we're seeing a lost fun trends as the this year's show. >> we've heard of a go cart. this is a notch above that. this is a smart car. >> there's a wi-fi connection so the parent can remotely supervise their kid that's driving the cart around using the mobile app. >> he's going about 7 or 8 miles. how fast could it go. >> maximum smeed is 12 miles an hour. th

a heart rhythm condition. she's also in heart failure. now she's 37 and living with an implanted device to keep her heart in check. her message is powerful. >> star wants her story to help other women. she's one of the faces of a new campaign to knock out heart disease. women heart, the national coalition for women disease started the campaign. >> get screened. know your body. know who you are, you know, and trust yourself. trust yourself and trust your heart. >> reporter: star is a woman heart champion with the campaign. >> you can check out your own heart health tonight for free. women heart's night out to knock out heart disease will offer screenings for blood pressure, bmi and cholesterol levels. they're happening at burlington stores tonight from 5:00 till 8:00 and a lot of it is knowing your health, knowing your numbers. it's not necessarily something that's going to be obvious for you. >> news 4 tonights now at 5:00 a.m. >>> good morning, everybody i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. it's the day a lot of us look forward to a

has a heart attack. our friends and fellow anchor adam didn't want to become a member of that club so he made some major life changes. >> reporter: it was 15 years ago i didn't meet a cigarette or steak i didn't like. lango was large. i was 60 pounds over weight, smoking, heading toward disaster. the men in my family have not had a lot of good luck. my grandfather died of a heart related condition on my mom's 16th birthday. i knew the day i got engaged i needed to be healthy and smart and it turned things around for my wife and kids. i started running, i started lifting weights, and doing triathlon because i wanted to set an example for my family of how to live heart healthy and be strong. >> adam and all of us here are part of a month long initiative we are calling it heart love. heart love is our commitment to helping you change your lives with us. so we can all be healthier. >> all month we will be hosting special events. several of them being heart risk screenings. and you can get free blood pressure

i don't think we are aeir community that closes their hearts. but don't agree with what heay. had to say. that is inappropriate to you don't know what other people's opinions are.ng >>. also that donald trump kil was going to kill americans. people's lives are on thehe line.no i think people are looking at what they will do using a lot of emotion instead of fax. >> he is my advisor i have had him for years. >> ickes says pretty a rages things about not opening your heart to the white trump supporters prepared to you agree with that? >> will be a administration to anything quite. >> not that i have heard of. >> should they? >> i don't know. that does go against of values. >> is a re-education but thers u teacher is using theheir students as the means to forward their political agenda. >> that it is a really appropriate for the classroom. >> diatribe to catch up with a professor. wish me luck. >> professor perry. >> you said some pretty irresponsible things in the classroom is invested in sessions not open their hearts to thehe supporters? what kind of thing is that to say? s sy

two disks that close the hole in the heart. the whole procedure takes about 5 to 10 minutes. >> closure of that hole is meant to reduce recurrent strokes. >> reporter: the first time the fda cleared device was used in text was on important art pieces i've done. i just know that god was there. >> reporter: now she's back to filling her heart with art. >> i know it's good. that i'm fixed. it's all going to be okay. >> well the fact that the fda cleared this device is a big deal because it takes care of smaller holes in the heart. when it comes to dealing with doctors and insurance what's covered and what's approved, people like heidi can get the procedure they need sooner rather than later. that time is precious. >>> an 8-year-old boy is safe today thanks to quick thinking heroes who saved him from the ocean's current. this is video that shows ryan playing in the water at a beach during a vacation in hawaii. his grandfather gestures him to get out. ryan gets sucked back in. for a few seconds ryan's mother and grandfather struggle

i'm having a heart attack. and then ... i looked at myself. i said no. i'm too young to have a heart attack. and, the pain got worse and i said yeah, yeah. i'm having a heart attack. i said if i make it through this, i am going to speak out so that this doesn't happen to anyone else. >> rhonda's heart attack came just five days after the birth of her daughter. now, a survivor, she has become a spoke person for the national coalition for women with heart disease. >>> all right. a sad but proud day. our very sewn service dog in training bunce is saying good- bye. he is off to start his mission to save the life of a wounded warrior. it has been almost two years since andrea mccarren took on the role of dog mom hoping to train bunce. he has been on assignments all over. the white house, th crime scenes. and, this ray of yellow lab sunshine has made working at wusa9 that much happier. andrea and bunce have an incredible bond. she will miss him, but she knows he has an important role to fill. >> think about the pain

heart disease kills more women than men each year so learn all the signs of a heart attack. and when in doubt call 911. >> cnn heartbeat brought to you by california walnuts. want to make a simple meal special, visit or simple meals recipe collection at walnuts.org. lad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ >>> all right. town halls as we were talking about here became this flash point this week after a number of heated exchanges between elected officials and protesters in the crowds. and there are more of this planned for this weekend. cnn's boris sanchez is staking out one showdow

well, february is heart month. perhaps we think of older people having heart disease. but it is also something that strikes millions of children. health reporter stephanie stahl has the story of a philadelphia doctor who is getting essential heart award, how he helped save little boy from glennside. >> where is your scar? right there? >> three year old colin had two open heart surgeries right after he was born rmt, with congenital heart disease, and have also been series every stent procedures. >> we just keep going forward. we let him do what he want to do. he act like a normal three year old. >> said twin brother also has heart problem but much less severe. she remembers when the family first found out. >> we probably cried for about three weeks straight. >> congenital heart diseases still one of the main causes of death in early childhood. even though we have come a long, long way. >> the boys are now happy and playful, even at the doctors office. >> can i listen to your heart? >> doctor at children's hospital of philadelphia have performed catheterization cents on

two-thirds of men who suffer heart attacks, the first symptom is the heart attack itself or sudden death. doctors say it's a wake-up call for all of us to watch for other symptoms. pretty shocking. >> absolutely. >>> feeling more like february. it was -- seems warmer tonight than it did earlier today. >> it's kind of comfortable out there. heading in this evening, we're around 50 now. tomorrow, we're going to be in the 60s. mid to upper 60s. then, get this, on wednesday, near record warmth in the forecast. highs near 80 degrees as we begin march. the weather headlines, all about more springlike forecast on these headlines. first off, we're the warmest february on record. not only here in washington but at bwi, marshall, and dulles, as well. tomorrow, we're a good ten degrees warmer than today. have the umbrella handy, especially if you're going to be out late. scattered showers will impact the area. on wednesday, tracking some rain and thunderstorms likely. kind of similar to what you experienced saturday as theld that front on saturday did touch off an ef1 tornado in charles county at a

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it's called heart love. and you might have noticed some of us, howard and i are wearing red today, to promote heart health. that's because heart disease kills more men and women in the u.s. than any other conditions. so we here at wusa 9, are committed to keeping you heart healthy, by giving you an opportunity to get your heart checked for free. >>> throughout this month, we'll be hosting special events from blood screenings to a free, heart-healthy cooking night. it begins on february 8th, as we partner with the nova urgent care. to provide you free, heart health screenings at the following locations. tyson's, and west springfield. that's where i'll be. these screenings, which are free of charge, will run from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. and you may even get to meet some other wusa 9 personalities while there. you can find information on our events and their locations on our wusa or@ wusa9.com. >>> and we'd also like to hear your stories. you can share our stories on facebook or twitter. just use the #heartlove and j

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it's called heart love. heart disease kills 2200 people every day here in the united states. i'm sure that you or someone you love has been affected by heart disease. well heart love is our commitment to informing you, inspiring you and helping you to change your lives with us. you can even see that we have a heart next to wusa9 there in the corner of your screen. we're not immune from heart disease here in our wusa9 family. our bruce johnson had a heart attack 20 years ago and just last month one of our photo journalists deion wiggins suffered a major heart attack. >> when i first heard that one of our employees, one of our photographers had had a heart attack, deion wiggins was the last guy to come to fairly young. he just turned 50. i'm like oh no. then i was reminded of my own situation some 20 years ago. >> this is where you were. >> he had blockage in three major arteries, including that main artery. we call that the widow maker. most people that have a blockage in that artery, if they don't get to the hospital like almost immediately they don't make it. good news is th

next on kron-4 news at eight: frightening moments in the heart of san francisco.. after a bomb threat targeting a jewish group shuts down market street. we are live with the very latest.plus... a plane slams into a southern california home killing at least one person.what we're learning about the pilot's connection to the bay area.i'm steve aveson i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. new housewife of >> it's all on "entertainment tonight" online.com. >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>> here is a little oscar tidbit for you. there's somebody who has been nominate 21 times but has never won before. that's the sound maker kevin o'connell. >> here is the scary thing, not everyone was pulling foo kevin to break the streak. >> it would be against "la la land," if he is, we don't wish him wwll. >> kevin finally won. >> i have to tell you, it was the greatest feeling on the entire -- my entire life. >> it's like they say, the 21st time sauls the charm. >> congratulations, kevin. now join us tomorrow as david sits down with dr. phil. bye, everybody. >>>d

heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>> take to secure the nation's southern border and prevent further illegal immigration and illegal immigrants swiftly and consistently and humanely. >> all right. the way to do that the white house says is with new immigration enforcement guidelines that president trump's new order may wind up bringing it to full effect. they don't change existing law but the senator says the trump administration is quote setting in motion their mass deportation plan. directing immigration agents to deport anyone undocumented. let's discuss what they have the right to do and what is right to do. thank you for being on the show. >> my pleasure. >> welcome to new day. the criticism is simple. you democrats don't respect the law. you cross the border illegally. you have broken the law and you're subject to deportation. >> no i'm say nug democrats. criticism of your parties perspective on this that you guys want t