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Younger age than any other ethnicity with 46% of all black women diagnosed with high blood pressure. dietary guidelines suggest less than 2,300 milligrams of salt a day but lasagna alone has 2,800 milligrams of salt, a fast food hamburger has 970. >> some people would hold the goggles out here and we said no, it goes right up against your eyes. >> reporter: dr. brennan spiegel knew virtual reality would have the greatest impact on changing behavior. >> you dont realize how it can just nudge your...

Like this. helping stop abuses that have become a focus of police. and protesters since the 2014 fatal shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. a new study out suggests that police body cameras might not be that effective. more than 2,000 police officers in washington, d.c. were tracked over 18 months. half with body cameras, half without. researchers found that those with body cameras used force at about the same rates as those without. civilian complaints against the officers were also...

>> quijano: many teachers have been treading carefully in the classroom when it comes to talking about this areas election. some have changed lesson plans to avoid taking on some of the language and subjects that have come up. but mireya villarreal introduces us to one teacher without says no topic is off limits.

>> quijano: in his weekly blessing today pope francis said the cruelty of the fighting in the iraqi city of mosul, quote, makes us cry and leaves us without words. the pope asked the crowd in st. peters square to join him in a prayer for peace. this weekend pope francis opened his country home to tourists for the first time the public is being allowed inside private rooms in castel gandolfo, the popes summer residence just out rome. seth doane takes us inside. >> reporter: popes have looked out ...

>> ninan: secretary of state john kerry is calling for russia and syria to face a war crimes investigation for repeatedly bombing civilians, especially in aleppo. a quarter of a million people are trapped in that city, including a little girl who is

To the index tonight. sentencing day for the gunman taken down near the white house. jesse olivieri sentenced to eight months at a medical facility. dramatic video showing the moment he was shot by the secret service in may for refusing to drop the gun. when asked why he came to the white house, he answered, quote, to shoot people. a new medical alert tonight. johnson & johnson warning some diabetic patients saying its one touch ping insulin pump could be breached by hackers. they say its poss...

. >> ninan: we close tonight with one mans vision of life on mars. elon musk, the california billionaire behind tesla and spacex, has unveiled plans to turn the planet next door into a tourist attraction. here again, carter evans. >> reporter: this is what the first manned mission to mars could look like in the universe of elon musk.

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