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00:09:17 Kennedy Update: MA. Senator, Ted Kennedy, remains hospitalized after suffering what doctors say was a seizure. V; MA.General Hospital. File video of him. SB; Sen. Barack Obama says he expects Kennedy to be back soon. SI; Dr. Mike Cirigliano, Univ. of Penn, is here to discuss the symptoms of a seizure. He says it is an electrical storm within the brain. V; Brain animation. 00:12:36

00:38:02 TZ; Honey & Allergies: SI; Dr. Mike Cirilgiano, Univ. of Penn, is here with suggestions with those suffering from allergies, including the use of locally grown honey to prevent it. It is thought that the honey, which has pollen in it, will immune you to the problem. But he mentions a study from 2002 that failed to provide a connection. V; San Francisco honey. Billy Bee honey. He recommends using Claritin. 00:40:58

[CC] 00:05:33 Senator Ted Kenny is in the hospital in Massachusetts right now recovering from a seizure. He fell ill at his home in Cape Cod and was airlifted to a hospital there. The 76-year-old Senator suffered a seizure. His doctor during his own presidential run in 1980 was the former Health Commissioner for the city of Philadelphia. He said he was stunned when he first heard the news, he said he visited with Kennedy while the Senator was in town campaigning for Obama. If I got sick, there is probably half dozen hospitals that I would want to be in the entire United States. One of the hospitals is the University of Pennsylvania, and another one would clearly be Mass General. He said Kennedy is in good hands an he will undergo tests to determine what cause th the seizure. 00:08:33

[CC] 00:05:57 Ted Kennedy is in a hospital in Massachusetts recovering from a seizure. He fell ill at his home in Cape Cod. The 76-year-old Senator did suffer a seizure. Kennedy's doctor during his own presidential run in 1980 was Stewart Shapiro. He said he visited with him a few weeks ago while the Senator was in town for Barack Obama. If I got sick there's probably half dozen hospitals that I would want to be in the entire United States. One of them would be the hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Another one would clearly be Mass General. He said kennedy is in good hands. Kennedy will undergo tests to determine what caused the seizure. A report from ABC news is just ahead later in our newscast. 00:08:57

01:19:49 TZ; HIV: Metro Teen AIDS is a non profit organization that works to bring HIV and AIDS education to Washington D.C. schools, which has the nations highest rate of reported cases. At Kelly Miller Middle School Metro Teen AIDS volunteers Shira Schwarzbeg and Jeff Gluckman teach a class called Making Proud Choices. I; Adam Tenner, Metro Teen AIDS, says that HIV thrives where there is poverty. I; Dr. John Jeamat, University of Pennsylvania, talks about when teaching about AIDS, talks about using condoms and abstinence, says to limit partners, talks about the International AIDS Conference in Toronto. 01:25:16

[CC] 00:06:20 Senator Ted Kennedy is in a hospital in Massachusetts recovering from a seizure. Kennedy fell ill at his home in Cape Cod yesterday morning. He had to be airlifted to a hospital. Doctors at Massachusetts General said he suffered a seizure, but not sure why. His personal doctor during his presidential run in 1980, t he former Health Commissioner of Philadelphia, said he was stunned when he heard the news, and visited with him when he was in town campaigning for Barack Obama. If I got sick there was probably half a dozen hospitals that I would want to be in the entire United States, one would be the hospital of the University of Pennsylvania , another one would clearly be Mass General. Kennedy will undergo tests over the coming week to determine the cause of the seizure. A report from ABC news is coming up later on in the broadcast. 00:09:20

[CC] 00:07:22 Senator Ted Kennedy is in a hospital in Massachusetts recovering from a seizure. Kennedy fell ill at his home in Cape Cod yesterday morning. He had to be airlifted to a hospital. Doctors at Massachusetts General said he suffered a seizure, but not sure why. Kennedy's personal doctor during his presidential run in 1980, the former Health Commissioner of Philadelphia, said he was stunned when he heard the news, he said he visited with Kennedy a few weeks ago when the Senator was in town campaigning for Barack Obama. If I got sick there was probably half a dozen hospitals that I would want to be in the entire United States, one would be the hospital of the University of Pennsylvania , another one would clearly be Mass General. Kennedy will undergo tests over the coming week to determine the cause of the seizure. A report from ABC news is coming up later on in the broadcast. 00:10:22

[CC] 00:20:10 ... I still had some questions about his early treatment at the University of Pennsylvania, and I requested some additional records to clarify that point. But I think the diagnosis was really quite clear from Dr. Wheeler's interview. Why don't we talk about that. What types of materials have you reviewed in this case prior to coming to court today? Well, there were some of the medical records of the interview and report from Dr. Wheeler. So information from Dr. Missett, Julienne. Some jail records. Some medical records from the University of Pennsylvania, and also from Lord, I'm not sure if I said the jail records. But we did the jail records... 00:32:02