. >> reporter: it isjc2p a the dak breakthrough that could change the fight against cancer. doctors call it flourescent images. researchers at purdue university invented this technique that turns ovarian cancer cells into easy to find bright sparkling points of light. >> by seeing this tumor tissue light up, a lot of disease that would have been missed can be identified. >> allowing surgeons to sycuan 30 times smaller than previously possible -- to see cancer stems 30 times smaller than previously possible. >> we envision being able to use the strategy for 40% of human cancers. our anticipation is that it will extend life span. >> similar in the dark surgery is being used at the cleveland clinic. pink and blue light dye, illuminating bladder cancer. >> the contrast that one sees with our dyes is much more stark than it with anything else to day. >> the mayo clinic is starting to schedule this type of surgery next month. >> that was jim avila reporting. >> mike is talking how hot it is getting. >> temperatures now 10° warmer than they were yesterday. beautiful pictures some o

. >> reporter: it isjc2p a the dak breakthrough that could change the fight against cancer. doctors call it flourescent images. researchers at purdue university invented this technique that turns ovarian cancer cells into easy to find bright sparkling points of light. >> by seeing this tumor tissue light up, a lot of disease that would have been missed can be identified. >> allowing surgeons to sycuan 30 times smaller than previously possible -- to see cancer stems 30 times smaller than previously possible. >> we envision being able to use the strategy for 40% of human cancers. our anticipation is that it will extend life span. >> similar in the dark surgery is being used at the cleveland clinic. pink and blue light dye, illuminating bladder cancer. >> the contrast that one sees with our dyes is much more stark than it with anything else to day. >> the mayo clinic is starting to schedule this type of surgery next month. >> that was jim avila reporting. >> mike is talking how hot it is getting. >> temperatures now 10° warmer than they were yesterday. beautiful pictures some o

the dow fell 100 points t news dak dropped 6 1/2. >>> 31 businesses all hit with graffiti in just one night over the weekend. patty joins us live where she learned that graffiti incidents have spiked this year. >> you can see by the whiteened walls that city crews cleaned up this graffiti earlier. you can still find remnants but police don't know who's mind it. indecipherable words were spray pointed here. >> it seems like graffiti happens all the time here. >> but police say this graffiti rampage was different. it was well planned and on a wide scale. 31 businesses hit. >> we have our investigators who are kind of experts this this field looking over to see that it's not a gang problem. >> this afternoon detectives asked business owners for surveillance videos to help identify suspects. >> we don't have a camera. we have it inside but not outside. >> public works tells me -- june through august the city had to clean up 38 tagged locations, an effort that took 260 hours. >> i think our cameras not -- maybe cameras on the streets might help deter the graffiti problem. >> city leaders t

. >>> on jimmy tonight, snl's jason sa dak is and john rien man. that's week yiets at 12:35.t's time for a first look at entertainment news. this weekend three new films will chase a steady but not unstoppable box office champ. the help hasn't been blockbuster, but at this time of year, its steady take has earn repeated top spots. it should finish with about 15 million. the competition, the sci-fi thriller, apollo 18 revolves around the unknown last apollo mission. one usually bad sign, the studio wouldn't screen it for krit is. it's expected to pat will for top spot. the newcomers, shark night 3d expected to earn earn 10 million and a spy drama featuring helen mirren. >>> tmz reports one-time action star steven seagal, he's been accused of puppy fighting. shooting a real life raid on a suspected cockfighting farm with arizona cops for his reality show, a lawsuit by the suspect alleges seagal, among other things, killed his 11-month-old puppy. seagal says he is "outraged" by the charge. >>> even more shocking than steven seagal has a reality show. who approved that? >> that i

oh there certainly is and it has played to a certain extent in turkey itself but i think in a dak pay the ruling party has been popular for id of other reasons namely anomic success as well as foreign policy victories i think you know it's important to recognize that turkey is exerting a great deal of soft power in the region that will last long beyond the a paper in the fortunes of air to one. talking about the economic investments we're talking about the schools i mean one visit you didn't mention that over the summer was to somalia this is a place where no foreign leader was willing to go because it was so dangerous and he went there and it's been followed by turkish man carrying aid and that opened the flood gates for other humanitarian aid to go in and this is boosted turkish profile and the horn of africa tremendously this kind of soft power of the turkey is wielding is far more important in many ways and than the military power that it is unfortunately using and other other parts of the region whether we're talking northern iraq or threatened and cyprus for instance just simply

and it was before the commission got it it was that it was edited in re dak did to make sure that no sources intelligence sources or methods of acquiring information would be compromised so all of that material is ready to be released whenever whenever they're ready to do it and when that's released i think it will become a very apparent to the american people that there were grievous failures in the senior leadership of the u.s. government particularly in the white house and that the intelligence community as a whole not just cia but n.s.a. and other units really did very well in giving the president a chance to kill america's number one enemy the only person who had declared war on us twice in one thousand nine hundred sixty one nine hundred ninety eight so i really do think what what we need to have is the documents that were provided to the nine eleven commission which were promised to the american people what made you publish the book which was called imperial hybris why the rest is losing the war on terror you probably see this book back in two thousand and four what made you p

while we know smoking is say 10 dak -- satan, while it does deliver nicotine, but it doesn't put out smoke. speaking of getting the vapors, responds the ceo of the tobacco vapor cigarette association, quote, this is not smoking, this is vap ny g. the transportation department is asking for something that makes zero sense because this product emits nothing. i don't think they are educated enough to know this is smoking. you know what else the masses need to be educatesed on? chip moping eating dis-- chipmunk eating disorders. he only does that to tears for fears. anything else and he -- >> and the earlier stuff. >> if these devices aren't emitting anything, why are they banning it? >> i am baffled by it. is it a lull to protect people from being idiots and attacking someone for having a vaporless cigarette? i don't get how that is different from having an i-pod ear bud. if it is not bothering anybody else, it really baffles me. >> nick, you are a libertarian, so obviously you are for banning this. >> i would rather not even talk about it. i think we have officially run out of things t

getting on for 3% for the dak and cac 40. off by 1.6% is this eu finance minister's meeting and also another defeat for chancellor merkel in an election in a federal state in berlin in the capital which itself a federal state stinging review came after another weakening her merkel's authority as chancellor. >>> news from the swiss banking giant ubs. that lender has raised the tally of its loss on unauthorized trading to $2.3 billion. $300 billion more than it first reported. the shares are currently trading at just over ten swiss francs down 2 poi 3 of a percent since friday. i suppose that's kind of credible manesha. >> the news from that figure is definitely making people gloomy. i'll get to that otherwise the markets in asia falling this session by the close. investors disappointed on apparent failure to draw a line under greece's debt disaster and talk about that later in the show. the euro has fallen against other major currencies. the tokyo stock exchange was closed because of a public holiday. we always get direction f

the situation for the dak, the operation twist at the federal reserve doesn't seem to have convinced the investors that the ills are by any means gone. it doesn't seem to have done much for the markets today manisha. >> same here nina. i have a market screen in front of me right here on the desk. it is a wash of red. let's check in with ramy inocencio to give us the details on what's happening? >> plain and simple. a sea of red today after the u.s. fed scared investors when it warned of, quote, significant downside risks for the u.s. economy. at the same time the fed's operation twist is being a heart hearted attempt to calm the markets, maybe 2.5 if you will. the nikkei fell, the hang seng just closed a few minutes ago. it's down almost 5%. none of its component shares ended in positive territory today. this was the hang seng's biggest monthly drop in almost three years. just like in japan, financials were the big drag. the world's biggest bank by market cap fell 6.5%. the shanghai composite was down 2.75. here hsbc's china flash purchasing manager's index came out at 49.4. this is

some of the reasons why these managements are down as you can see and the dak suffering the most. >>> tesco is now going to be pulling out of japan. they said japan was the weakest country for sales growth for the last financial year, underperforming from other asian markets. tokyo ow toq toq tokyo's home to 109 other stories. they managed to capture only half of the city's grocery market. >>> here in asia it's been a busy day. they did finish mainly higher and that came despite weak manufacturing numbers from several asian countries including china. that's how the markets around the region finished out the day. you'll see shanghai remains out. it's a very similar story yesterday. they're still fierce about inflation in china, particularly apart from that, though, the nikkei up by more than 1%. nikkei up by a quarter as was sydney. china's premiere says the battle remain as top priority in the near future. premie premiere wen says they should -- china's inflation hit 6.5% in july. that far exceeded beijing's targets. mr. wen is backtracking a little bit from the stronger comments he m

often another big name gimmick, one that has been used too often ina this body is what we call the dak fix, the america balanced si budget act and the proposed red substantial reductions physian physicians please and after the ye years have gone byar have becomd more and more planet that doctors cannot sustained more fees for doing medicare work. money back in but it's part of the plan of the long-term budget the statute has not been changed. so every year it's this little g doctors 22% or awarded cuttingoo the doctors 22%? we don't want to cut the doctors that much. it's too much.oo big that is a big cut for them so wd filed the money some way every but the president's plan assumes money will be found for the fixt and the will do it over ten years for the $293 billion.nts this metric council highest spending as a given rather thany as a policy choice that needs to be offset and the health care pa savings of 320 billion that the plan suggests looker that is 320 billion from health care and we all seek to hundred 93ecause because of this gimmick because it is on paid for there is nodet

at the beginning it would be like bells and whistles, dak dick cheney had a heart attack, breaking newsd then, oh, dick cheney had a heart attack. you keep going. how are you doing? >> i'm doing fine. i got into end-stage heart failure 14 months ago. your heart doesn't deliver enough blood to your vital organs, your liver and kidneys and so forth. my first heart attack happened in the middle of my first campaign for congress, which might have been a sign. >> a slight sign. >> but i was worried i would have to give up my political aspirations. i had a doctor in cheyenne, wyoming, i asked him, am i going to have to quit my campaign. he said hard work never killed anybody. don't spend your life doing something you don't care about. if that's what you want to do, go for it. i've operated on that basis ever since, had to make adjustments along the way because i have had this continuing problem with respect to coronary artery disease. but the wonderful thing is the technology has stayed ahead of my disease. today i have a heart pump, not an artificial heart, but it supplements my heart. i'm b

dow, in addition dak, s&p 500 all losing 2% on that news. >>> president obama will give that big jobstalking about jobs at an event in detroit. >>> pushing european markets down overnight, u.s. jobs report, also a local election loss for german chancellor angela merkel, mounting pressure on her and other eu leaders over the financial bailout of greece. some concern over european markets are likely to have an affect this week on the markets as well. >>> postmaster general told the paper that the postal service may need to be completely shut down by this winter unless congress takes emergency action to help the agency's finances. >>> starbucks ceo howard schultz getting more politically involved. town hall, to talk about the partisan gridlock in washington and took out full-page ads in various national newspapers over the weekend with his new open letter criticizing lawmakers and their lack of leadership of this country. "american morning" back after a quick break. my subaru saved my life. i won't ever forget that. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. it's schwab at your fingertips

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