alzheimer' alzheimer's alzheimer's . >>> we had a feeling if we told you there was a new way to fightheimer's disease you would stick around and you will be glad you did. new research suggesting taking b vitamin supplements could actually protect your brain. joining us to tell us about dr. earnest patty, senior attending physician of emergency medicine at saint barna bass hospital in the bronx. thanks for coming in this holiday weekend. >> thanks for having me. how important are the "b" vitamins. >> nutrition in itself is important. b vitamins are important for the development of the nervous system. mainly the vitamins that we look at is b1, thiamine, b 6, pero dox even, b 9 folic acid and b 12, all important for the development of the nerves, nervous system and in women who are pregnant. >> this new research says what? >> what they found was mainly supplementation of b 6, b 9 and b 12 lowered homo sis teen levels and homosisteen is an amino acid in your blood. when lower they found it seriously protected people and decreased the cognitive impairment in people who had tsarnaev disea a

if your parents had alzheimer's or dementia, will you get it? >> alzheimer's is a unique situation. if you are 1% of the people, there is an exact genetic connection. there is a genetic connection for the rest of us, but it is vague and many of us are not sure what it is. and for the rest of us genetic risks go with heart disease. what is good for your heart is good for your brain and vice versa, stroke, hypertension, high blood pressure, anxiety and stress can increase your risk of dementia also. >> all right. it is making sense. it seems like we have heard this before but you wonder, does it really impact the brain and can we change these. what are five ways to stay sharp. you say socialize. a lot of people when they are older get isolated, the world gets smaller and that is bad for the brain. >> yes. it is bad for the brain there. are a number of people who have been socialized or have a larger sphere that get out of the house. and studies find those ice latelied develop dementia earlier and have a higher risk of it. solitaire confinement is so bad for the brain it could be consi

my father surface from alzheimer's dementia and home bound. my mother speaks little english and visually impaired and cares for my father. she surf suffers from anxiety and. >> >> blood pressure. and my father retired from railway and i am a franchise firefighter. the police came to my parents home twice looking for my ex-wife rita to serve a subpoena. there is a pending case thatful vs one of my brothers who is not here today. my ex-wife is a potential witness in that case. my mother explained rita never lived there. the police left without incident both times and at 5:30 p.m. they arrived at my mom's house. he was yelling saying this is the police. open the door. she did this tnltly. my father became agitated and she didn't open the door right away and was nervous and frightened and asking for rita my mom rita doesn't live there and told her my father is six and to stop coming over and this is the third visit. "i know that rita lives here. you have a grandson together and he lives here too." my mother was crying and asked her to go away. she

and how do you recognize the early warning signs of alzheimer's?have more information on our health page. >> woodruff: next, a chinese company made the biggest play yet for a u.s. company in a bid for virginia's smithfield foods. china's appetite for pork keeps growing and growing: it's now the largest market for pork products in the world. >> when i was young, my family could only afford to have pork once or twice a year. we were poor and our clothes were covered with patches. >> woodruff: with increasing prosperity and more consumption of luxury goods across china, meat consumption has quadrupled over the past 30 years. now, china's largest meat processor shuanghui known as "shine-way" in the western world has turned to the world's largest pork producer. >> smithfield pouch pack, a new way to love bacon. >> woodruff: shine-way is offering to buy smithfield foods for $4.7 billion. smithfield is headquartered in smithfield, virginia right outside norfolk. it's been a family-owned company since 1936 and some smithfield workers said yesterday they wa

-- in -- itmer's cap go alzheimer's? or is this something different? the long-term goal of the brain initiative is to be able to develop treatment for patients across a broad range of psychiatric and neurological disorders. i will give you a very specific example. in the case of parkinson's disease, one of the major advancements has been the development of deep brain stimulation. this simulation, kind of like brain pacemakers, it can transform the quality of life of those patients. they can move freely. they're much more active. in some cases appear to not even have parkinson's. this stimulation is very crude. it is an electrode that is influencing the circuit behavior. if we understood more about how the circuits work that control the movement and compulsions and speech, we would be able to ,esign much better inventions electrochemical inventions that would rebuild most circuits in a much more effective way. forulations have been used compulsive disorders and depression. in each case, it would go in a different part of

>> as noted, the cost of alzheimer's is huge. it is one thing to recognize the problem, now we have the responsibility to address it in the best possible way. the most responsible way to do it is to invest across the spectrum from the most basic discovery on through translation. we have some important and innovative clinical trials happening. last year we are able to identify people at enormously high genetic risk and again for the first time to treat them. we have new opportunities we did not have before we still opportunity and an obligation to better understand the cellular, the molecular underpinning so we can continue to generate new generations of investment. that is where this brain initiative happens. it is clear that alzheimer's not just a single cell type of disease. it involves the effects of communication between cells. the more we understand, the better we can intervene with specific things better going wrong with the alzheimers disease. theour vote telling me brain initiative does have an impact on alzheimer's resea

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i guess we're talking alzheimer's. dr.f health. he was awarded the national award of freedom for leader of the human geno project. joy reid is managing editor of "the to be on the same segment as this fellow here. dr. collins. i've met you a number of times. so short term, long-term effects. when i hear pancreatic or alzheimer's, someone is in trouble. what is happening in all these areas. >> in research or pancreatic cancer or diabetes or the universal flu vaccine is a remarkable pitch. amazing progress being made at an exponential rate. here we are at the moment where science is moving the fastest it ever has and support for that science, because of sequester, is under greater threat than it has ever been. the terms of the risk of slowing down a remarkable advance in medical research, many are substantial. people may not feel that today. >> who is going to tell them? your country is backing down on research when other kuns try are ramping up. look at china, india, 20%. brazil, japan, up by 10%. even germany up by the%. b

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after billions spent trying to find an effective therapy for alzheimer's disease, inexpensive vitamins may hold more promise. a new study shows evidence that a vitamin cocktail of b-6 and b- 12, along with folic acid, may delay the onset of alzheimers and dementia by slowing the atrophy of the brain's gray matter. the study was partially funded by a swedish vitamin- maker and a vitamin patent- holder. coming up, a trader who suspects a slowdown is in the charts for a couple of hot home-builder stocks. we'll be right back. dd home depot turned in very strong earnings yesterday. joining us now is tim biggam of trading block. hi to you. is it a foregone conclusion that loews will report strong earnings as well today? - probably. that is the way the market reacts. it doesn't matter if they report strong earnings, i guess is the real case. but, if it's cannibalization or if it's industry-wide, it will be fairly interesting see the comparative numbers. so, certainly, home depot, nice numbers, top and bottom line, guided forward a little bit. if loews can match that, then i guess you say the

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you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease.very little click, call or donation adds up to something big. >>> now it's time for breaking the news, when we break down all the big stories making headlines tonight. joining me is mark lamont hill, professor at columbia university. also cnn political contributor and republican consultant, margaret hoover. a veritable dream team tonight. let's start talking dream teams with this tangle, this mess that president obama has got into particularly with eric holder, his attorney general. what is interesting about this is that i had jay carney on recently and we were talking about these three scandals, the irs, the benghazi scandal and the fact that the attorney general's office were targeting journalists at associated press. now we know fox news as well. this is what jay carney said to me at the time. >> did you ever think you would have to deal with three scandals like this at the same time? >> i dismiss the premise, the idea these were scandals. one is a total concoction by republicans on

you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease.e click, call or donation adds up to something big. .. bill bill thanks for staying with us. i'm boiler in the week in revise from angle segment tonight. interesting story about liberal bias in liberal education. by newspaper article on bill o'reilly.com right now spots "los angeles times" story that says only four, four republicans have been invited as commencement speakers this season at the top 100 universities. unbelievable. joining us now from washington with analysis, ms. laura ingraham. so, it's like 6 to 1 and it's way more than that but just doctrine conservative liberals 6 to 1. way more than that when you add in political people. it's obvious that colleges just don't want anybody like me, a traditional guy, you a conservative woman. >> no. >> bill: i didn't get any invitations did you get any invitations? >> i got zippo didn't you speak at marist in 2001. >> bill: i mentioned that in my column, i did. >> i had to go way back. >> that's my alma matter they had to invite me. >

you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease.very little click, call or donation adds up to something big. >> jon: u.s. outpost in benghazi. that attack killed the u.s. ambassador chris stevens, state department officer sean smith and two former navy seals. tyrone woods and glen doherty. james rosen, live in washington tonight. james? >> jon, good evening. house oversight committee chairman darrell issa, republican of california said the subpoena is narrowly tailored to obtain documents related to those now infamous talking points on benghazi. u.n. season rice dispensed those points when she told the five sunday talking shows five days after the killing of benghazi outgrowth over protest video and not a premeditated terrorist attack. emails leading up to rice's appearances made clear that other top officials at the state, the white house and cia already knew that islamic extremists with ties to al qaeda participated in the attack a sentence that was scrubbed from the talking points. chairman ice zaps issa's -- deputy secretary of

you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease.ry little click, call or donation adds up to something big. >> jon: class united states of a a teenager planning to blow up his high school say he recently talked with them about making bombs but never mentioned a specific plot. prosecutors in oregon say the high school junior had a secret compartment under his bedroom floor filled with pipe bombs, molotov cocktails even nay pal. they say the 17-year-old also had depaled plans for the attack and modeled them after the massacre at columbine. the teenager's school albany, 70 miles north of portland. someone called 911 reporting the student asked friends to record video of the massacre. trace gallagher live in ours west coast news hub now. what do we know about this suspect. >> grant mccord 17 years old and albany school system since he was in kindergarten. now he was never really involved in a lot of sports never involved in clubs. teachers all say he was quiet and respectful and more importantly he always got his work done on time. so f

you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. or donation adds up to something big. >> my former advisers have switched over to the dark side. david axelrod now works for msnbc which is a nice change of pace thins msnbc used to work for david axelrod. >> so true. it was interesting to see enthusiast the national press corps react to president obama almost five years into his tenure. most of the times they are respectful but most of them on saturday night like barack obama, despite all the problems his administration is experiencing. joining me is mr. goldberg. what i picked up was lack of gop presence. very few republicans there. and the press is not skeptical anymore of president obama. they have always liked him. you have written a book about him, slobberg love affair. and it's mostly along the political lines butch less no skepticism anymore, bernie. >> mentioned in the lead-in into this segment that they like him. you are absolutely right, and never underestimate the power of like ability in any facet of life. they have a lot

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