>> galvin's last kidnapping ended beyond bad.n before it got to the ransom stage, one of his victims managed to call his parents and give his location. >> when i was in the car with these two kids -- well, they weren't kids, they were over 18. i don't mess with, you know, kids under 18, you know. they called their parents. and the cops ended up following us, and the helicopter. so, you know, it ended kind of bad. that's how i got caught, you know. >> well, what happened? >> well, i cut the guy's neck. and the cops surrounded the car and pulled me out, you know what i mean? >> did he die? >> yeah. >> ironically, robert galvin is both a predator and a parent. he has four kids ranging from 8 to 16 years old. >> i let them know about the mistakes i made so they don't repeat them, so they don't end up in here. i do what i can for them moneywise. you know, send them money and, you know, put it in the bank. hopefully, you know, college, you know. that's what i want. i want them to accomplish things that i wish i had. i want my sons to b

beth galvin has more. >> reporter: rebecca hokey day has never been want to sweat the small stuff.add spot on her breast she didn't think much it it looked like a light colored freckle. there was one, two, i had a bunch more that showed up all at once, and that's when i thought, okay, this is time. >> the watkinsville mother of two went to her dermatologist who biopsied the skin on her breast and quickly sent her here to emmy row's cancer institute she was diagnosed with something called inflammatory breast cancer. >> it's one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer that we know of. >> dr. torres director of the glenn family breast center at says inflammatory breast cancer is rare making up less than 1% of all breast cancers. but it's fast developing, fast moving and it's hard to diagnose. because instead of the typical mass that can be spotted on mammogram, inflammatory breast cancer can look more like a skin rash or a breast infection. >> it will present as just redness of the skin that's usually more than a third of the breast. heat over that breast the skin of the breast

there is a lot it cannot reveal about your health, and beth galvin joins us to talk about what you needo know about these genetic testing services. >> reporter: good morning. >> 23 and me, i recall back in 2013 the fda told it to stop marketing itself as the genetic testing service due to the fear that it could be inaccurate and it sounds like they have done an about-face on the ruling. >> reporter: they have. they have come back and said that 23 and me which was designed to give you an idea of your ancestry, traits and things like that, and was really kind of a test for the genetically curious folks that wanted to know a little bit about their genes. they had a little bit overstepped i think initially in offering the medical information that the fda felt there was not enough testing to say that it held up. what they did was to come back a couple of months ago and asking the fda to reconsider and they said yes, you can start sharing information with people, including things like if you have a genetic variance for late onset alzheimer's disease or if you have a genetic variance issue set

for the fox medical team, beth galvin. >>> michael jackson being remembered on what is the eighth anniversaryhis death. some of his family members sharing memories on twitter. brother germane writing before a performance we'll be four brothers on stage joining by michael in spirit. we find comfort in memories especially this weekend. the king's pop died in his la home. death ruled a homicide after he revealed jackson died from a combination of drugs. >>> philadelphia we all know it's a sports town but not he does being a sports fan right now. >> it's only in philly commentary, bruce gordon takes aim at the city's struggling teams. >> reporter: i'm bruce gordon. baseball players are sometimes referred to as the boys of summer. it's a reference to a much reveered old book about the brooklyn dodgers. the season may begin in the spring but and end in fall but it's mostly played in the summer when the weather and the action heats up. not in philadelphia. the calendar changed from spring to summer on wednesday. with the phillies 2017 season unofficially over. last place with a mind boggling 22 and

beth galvin introduces us to him. >> reporter: easton elwood doesn't so much walk as a glide in children'satlanta which is his mo. you push on. like he's pushed on through more than 100 broken bones. >> his will power and just determination is awe inspiring. i don't know another way to say it he just gets up and does his thing. >> reporter: the pre-schooler come to childrens pour x-rays. >> you know he has a -- to check the a line many of his legs. it's been four years since brianna elwood's middle son was born broken everywhere. >> both legs, one arm, his head all of his ribs were broken. >> this is his most recent new break children's pediatric orthopedic southern dr. jill nan any began remembers the call from doctors at eastern's birth hospital who were at a loss. >> almost every bone in his body was broken and they didn't know what to do. easton has something called osteo genesis imper if he can tow brittle bone disease. >> oi is a genetic collagen diss or. his phones so fragile his mother wasn't sure how to be a bomb to her baby. >> she asked me how do i hold my son. how do i hold him