. >> anchor: life is difficult right now for 26-year-old dania. she was die alice three times a woke and takes dozens of pills daily. >>> this is just the morning ones. >> anchor: diagnosed with lupus she needs a transplant. but she is concerned her muslim faith may prevent people from wanting to help. >>> if people didn't know that part about me, you know, this ewouldn't think twice and be like hey, this is a girl that needs a kidney and once you put in that piece of information that see is muslim, i don't know how each person is going to react. >> anchor: her co-workers made an appeal but given the recent political climate were fearful broader outreach could end up harming dania. >>> in the days since the election i heard numerous reports of muslim being told to get out of the country and the last thing any of us want to do is to inadvertently make dania a potential target. >> reporter: with dialysis supplies piled up in her apartment. >>> they have taken up a good chung of our home. >> reporter: she is hoping love will conquer hate. >>> there w

at the erisa industry commit, a trade group representing employers and company benefits plans and dania palanka is assistant professor at georgetown university health policy institute. thanks for being here. >> thanks. >> why do more comes offer health wellness programs with the financial incentives to go alongside? >> well, you have to have the financial incentive or people won't participate in the the wellness program in the first place? well, that's because if you can find a way to empower your employees and their families to better their own health and to make good health care decisions and everybody wins because you save money on health care costs. >> dania, what's the viewpoint from the employees? are they giving anything up by participateing? >> the employees are giving up some assets of their privacy and their personal health information. if you think of a situation where your spouse might cancer and you're being asked to either provide that information in a health questionnaire to your employer and you're nervous that your employer might -- what they might be having that inform

make good health care decisions and everybody wins because you save money on health care costs. >> dania, what's the viewpoint from the employees? are they giving anything up by participateing? >> the employees are giving up some assets of their privacy and their personal health information. if you think of a situation where your spouse might have cancer and you're being asked to th in a health questionnaire to your employer and you're nervous that your employer might -- what they might be having that information and the difference is $500, $2,000, employees are starting to make a decision about whether their privacy is worth the amount of money is at stake. >> what do companies, james do, with this information? >> well, to be clear, this information is not going to your boss. it's not going to your hr department or your company. vendor, and what that vendor does is takes your information along with all the other employees who mar tis pate and deidentifies it so your privacy is protect the t.aggregates that information and gives a report back to your company. in fact, if that information

the last thing any of us want to do is make dania a potential target. >> reporter: with dialysis conquer hate. >> there will be people out there that might say hey she's muslim. i don't want to get tested for her because she is muslim. at the same time i have faith there are good people out there that wouldn't think like that. >> reporter: her life depends on it. >> i just got married 2 years ago and i feel like i'm just starting my life. >> reporter: and dania's 18 and 40 with the blood type of b or o. if you are interested in getting tested head over to our website whdh.com to find out the steps you need to take. >> anchor: and up next here dialing up dinner guests. a little boy extending an invitation and placing a call to the lease. >> anchor: then, not a sleigh there's santa on a boat. >> reporter: not a bad idea with the damp dreary weather we've been experiences. when will we get the sunshine back? coming up in president next forecast. >> it's a kitchen competition. there are hungry people out here folks. >> i can't wait until lunch break. energy costs go up and down. at eversourc

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her co-workers made a recent appeal, but were fearful that broader out reach could end up harming dania. >> in the days, i heard numerous reports of muslims being told to get of the country and the last inadvertently, make dania a potential target. >> reporter: but with dialysis. >> dania is hoping love will conquer hate. >> there will be people out there that might say, hey, she is muslim, and i don't want to get tested for her, because she is muslim, but at the same time, i have faith that there are good people out there that wouldn't think like that. >> reporter: her life depends on it. >> just got married a few years ago, and i feel like i'm >> reporter: kimberly bookman, 7 news today in new england. >>> still ahead a close game on the corporate of celtics. all the big moments in the matchup against the spurs ahead in 7 sports. >>> if you missed out on black friday deals, not all hope is lost. we will tell you what cyber's monday deals to watch out for. >>> breaking news out of cube a 90. cuba will spend 7 days in >>> good morning, after missing two days of practice with a knee inju

. >> reporter: life is difficult right now for 26-year-old dania. she has dialysis three times a daily. diagnosed with lupus at age 11, the autoimmune disease attacked her kidneys, and she desperately needs a transplant. >> if people didn't know that part about me they wouldn't think twice. hey, this is a girl that needs a kidney. and once you put them back that piece of information that she's muslim, i don't know how each person's going to react. the university made an appeal. given the political climate, we're fear broader outreach could harm her. >> i've heard numerous reports of muslims being subjected to ethnic slur, being told to get out of the country, and the last thing any of us want to do is make dania a potential target. >> reporter: but with do i believe sis appliance -- dialysis appliances piled up in our apartment. hate. >> there's people out there that might say, hey, she's muslim, and i don't want to get tested for her because she is muslim, but at the same time i have faith there are good people out there that wouldn't think like th

is under investigation for possibly abusing their autistic he was enrolled in collins elementary in dania beach. the school district contacted his parents about the potential abuse. his mother says they were told the aide covered damian's mouth to keep him from screaming and then hit him. she might have also used his own hand to hit him. the teacher is out of the classroom but that isn't enough for damian's parents. >> i would like criminal charges. she shouldn't be working in a school with children. i think it takes patience to be any kind of teacher, but it takes a around children special needs and she doesn't have it. she failed. >> the broward county school district is still investigating. the sheriff's office there says there have been other incidents involving other students. >>> a tampa law firm is giving away turkeys this morning. anybody in need can drop by the pendis law firm between 8:30 this morning and 10:306789 the event is first come first serve. >>> in clear water one family than a thousand people. their backyard is being turned into the serving line. the kitchen is a plac

. >> reporter: right now dania is alive because of three times aweek dialysis and a host of daily pills. >>> this is just the morning ones. >> reporter: diagnosed with lupus at age 11 the disease attacked her kidneys and she desperately needs a transplant. but after finding no matches among family and friends shall she needs to make a wider appeal. the problem is, this muslim woman thinks donors off. >>> if people didn't know that part about me, you know, they wouldn't think twice and be like hey this is a girl that needs a kidney and once you put in that, that piece of information that she is muslim, i don't know how each person is going to react. >> anchor: the recent political climate had her co-workers at brandeis university who wanted to offer help fearful too. >>> in the days since the election i have heard numerous subjected to ethnic slurs, being told to get out of the country and the last thing any of us want to do is to inadvertently make dan why a potential target. >> reporter: with supplies piled up in her apartment. >>> they have taken up a good chung of our home. >> report

. >> reporter: right now dania is alive because of three times aweek dialysis and a host of daily pills. >>> this is just the morning ones. >> reporter: diagnosed with lupus at age 11 the disease attacked her kidneys and she desperately needs a transplant. but after finding no matches among family and friends shall she needs to make a wider appeal. the problem is, this muslim woman thinks donors off. >>> if people didn't know that part about me, you know, they wouldn't think twice and be like hey this is a girl that needs a kidney and once you put in that, that piece of information that she is muslim, i don't know how each person is going to react. >> anchor: the recent political climate had her co-workers at brandeis university who wanted to offer help fearful too. >>> in the days since the election i have heard numerous

a dania beach couple are demanding charges against a teacher's aide. they say the aide held down then slapped their autistic son in the face last month. parents decided to take him out of under investigation. >>> a medical examiner from manatee and sarasota counties is speaking out about heroin overdoses calling it an epidemic. he wants to raise awareness and spoke to a group of leaders last night. vega says the battle begins at home with parents educating their children about the dangers of drugs. >> i am here to work with them, to just provide a little more awareness in the community of what is going on. want to -- to be aware of them, keep it under the rug so to speak, to make sure that that doesn't happen because the way to deal with the problems is to acknowledges them, educate about them. >> last year there were 160 deaths in our area from heroin overdoses. >>> a working weekend for donald trump keeping up a brisk pace as he fills top the president-elect welcomed to string of visitors including a former presidential nominee as he conducted what a

he was enrolled in dania beach. then the school district contacted his parents last week about this potential abuse. his mother says they were told the aide covered damian's mouth to keep him from screaming and then hit him, maybe with his own hand. the teacher is out of the classroom right now, but that is charges. she shouldn't be working in a school with children. i think it takes patience to be any kind of teacher. it takes a lot of patience to be around children with special needs, is she doesn't have it. she failed. >>> the broward county school district still investigating the aide. the sheriff's office says there have been other incidents involving over students. >>> overseas iraqi forces towards the city center. they're being slowed down by sniper fire. mosul is still home to more than a million people and troops trying to ensure their safety during this offensive. the government senned half a dozen trucks loaded with food and aid to the recently liberated areas. >>> rescuers are looking for survivors after

he was enrolled in dania beach. the school district contacted his parents about the potential abuse. his mother said they were told the aide covered damian's mouth to keep him from screaming and hit him maybe with his own hand. the teacher is out of the for damian's charges. >> i'd like criminal charges. she shouldn't be working in a school with children. it takes patience to be any kind of teacher but it takes a lot of patience to be around children with special needs and she doesn't have it. she failed. >> the broward county school district is investigating the aide. the sheriff's office said there have been other incidents. >>> over 48 million americans will travel 50 miles or more for this thanksgiving holiday. if you're among the ones heading to grandma's house, we have got gas buddy will help you find the cheapest gas. you can search by zip code or city. lounge buddy can help you relax your feet at airports. it will highlight the airport lounges that are free or have one-time fees and hotel tonight will find y

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