welcome to my orchestra, some of us have dementia, some of us are supporting those with dementia.otional at the moment. i'm sorry, i lost max a year ago tomorrow, but he loved it, absolutely loved it. that is why i still come. my wife came up until the end of the year, she is now too ill to come, she spent every session smiling... lifted by the whole thing. great to see her enjoying it. i have become a number of the family, now, idon‘t i have become a number of the family, now, i don't want to give it up. it is astonishing how it brings us up. it is astonishing how it brings us all together. there is me and my husband, mike, can you guess which of us has dementia. that is one of the best things about the orchestra, when we are playing, all of that melts away. you see, dementia is difficult, but it doesn't mean that you can't have fun, ortake on it doesn't mean that you can't have fun, or take on new challenges, even the violin. one lady this week, it was lovely, she really enjoyed herself. we are able to chat together and swap notes, reassure each other, how is your husband, mine

hillary also has the early stages of dementia. she doesn't let it get her down.e the consultant and i said, i keep losing memory. i can't remember people's names, and it's not that bad, you know. i was borderline. and they said, well, i said, can i have a scan? and they said, you want a scan? and i said, yes i want to know what is going on, and they found that the brain was... shrinking, did he say? when i see the poor folks at the university, i think how sad for them, because they must have gone a long time. they can't speak, but they do smile about. they can't have a conversation. you just cannot realise how they think about is what they feel. it is just something that is there. several times through the week, he will start chanting, ooh, ah, cantona! so it is not a thing that just happens on the day. we will think about it other times during the week. this is the last time. fantastic. well done, everyone. fantastic. this is the last time. fantastic. well done, everyone. today is a big day. we are putting on a concert for a live audience. we perform regularly,

some of us have dementia and some of us are carers. great! fantastic.eir partners don't come any more but they still join david, their partners don't come any more but they stilljoin us every week. it's all a bit emotional bully the moment. sorry, i lost my husband a year ago tomorrow. he loved it, absolutely loved it. didn't he? yeah. that's why i still come. my wife came up until the end of the year, she is to tell now. but she spent every session wreathed in smiles —— she is too ill now. she was lifted by the whole thing, great to see her enjoy it. it's become like a to see her enjoy it. it's become likeafamily to see her enjoy it. it's become like a family now. it's astonishing how it brings us all together. there is me and my husband might, can you guess which of us has dementia? that's one of the best things about the orchestra, when we are playing all of that melts away. you see dementia is difficult but it does not mean you cannot have fun or take on new challenges. even the violin. 0ne lady this week was thoroughly enjoying it, herface, i made

alzheimer's is one form ofne dementia in there are many forms of dementia that it's lovely our families all across this country. i welcome the fact you are willing to look at all different aspects of it. >> thank you. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you rematch, senator. senator pullman all. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you repeat here and to you and your family for taking on so many powerfully important cause is that not going to erase umn by going through the list. you have been such a great champion of this cause and it turned out that we see today shows the growing american awareness and support for it and also more and comprehend the ball budget cut that have been proposed by the president at 18% hhs including $5.8 billion inil nih research budget. we should make no mistake that the ax will fall on the type of research that is so critically necessary to make irrefutably and indisputably important. i am very focused on the aspect of this issue that you raised not only from the point of view of individuals, but also veterans. i have helped lead the effort on the veteran affairs

margaret stark plays the violin with the university dementia care bicester.hem. we have got a concert next week, haven't we? are we going to play this in the concert? shall we play some music? we will go ej. you decide. top strength. i think g. nothing, we tend to go... welcome to my orchestra. you should hear the perlin philharmonic do this! some of us have dementia, and some of us are carers. great! fantastic. that isjoanne david. their partners don't come any more, but they stilljoin us every week. one, two, three... it is all a bit emotional for me at the moment. i it is all a bit emotional for me at the moment. lam it is all a bit emotional for me at the moment. i am sorry. it is all a bit emotional for me at the moment. lam sorry. i it is all a bit emotional for me at the moment. i am sorry. i lost my husband a year ago tomorrow. but he loved it, he absolutely loved it, didn't he? yes. that's why i still come. my my wife came up until the end of the year. she is too ill now to come, but she spent every session just read in smiles and lifted by the whole

but i could not because of di men -- dementia. you can't find someone to help, -- help you, you're stuck. i was able to get john into a program. i could go grocery shopping or run other errands without worrying about john. the difficulty in communicating was a surprise. when he couldn't find his words or had trouble speaking we had to communicate through what i came to call charades at the gallaghers. we had as much fun as we could in much dire circumstances. after john's diagnose we talked about what he wanted as the disease progressed. we talked about the likelihood of john needing to be in a nursing home and planned his funeral. i remortgaged our home hoping to care for him as long as i could. we renovated our first floor to include a full bath and to make the home handicap accessible to anticipate his future needs. medicaid helps to cover the cost of john's nursing home but i pock. ay $1,850 out of that means i don't go out unless a friend can pay for me. i work with a limited grocery budget. i participate in activity that don

alzheimer's is one form of dementia, right? and there are many forms of dementia, but it's leveling our families all across this country, so i welcome the fact that you're willing to look at all different aspects of it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, madame chair. >> thank you very much, senator. senator blumenthal. >> thank you, madame chair, and thank you for being here today. thank you to you and your family for taking on so many powerfully important causes, and i'm not going to embarrass you and them by going through the list, but you have been such a great champion of this cause. and i think the turnout that we see today shows the growing american awareness and support for it. and all the more incomprehensible the budget cuts that have been proposed by the president, 18% in hhs, including $5.5 billion in cuts to the nih research budget. we should make no mistake that the ax will fall on the type of research that is so critically necessary, irrefutably and indisputably important. i'm very focused on the aspect of

. —— dementia. the next app is to trial on humans. —— step.ich is destroying its coordination. look how it drags its rear legs. this second mouse has the same condition, but is being treated with a drug that has kept it healthy. the lead scientist says patient trials could begin in a year, with the aim of halting alzheimer's and parkinson's disease in humans. halting is an incredibly important goal here, because i do do dementia clinics, and if i could halt disease when people come to see me, then you could maintain a meaningful quality of life, independence, and freedom from institutionalisation, which would be an extraordinary achievement. halting is an incredibly important goal here, because i do do dementia clinics, and if i could halt disease when people come to see me, then you could maintain a meaningful quality of life, independence, and freedom from institutionalisation, which would be an extraordinary achievement. so we're not talking about a cure for dementia, but drugs that might nonetheless slow alzheimer's and parkinson's disease

hopes of a step forward in tackling dementia.archers are looking at new ways to use existing drugs. the teenage racing driver who's lost both legs after a crash. formula 1 stars help to raise more than £500,000. here, there was the gold very neatly wrapped in its case. he was tuning up an old piano and discovered a treasure trove. but who do the gold coins belong to? coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news... andy murray bows out early at the monte carlo masters after a 3—set defeat in the third round. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. in his first major speech of the election campaign, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has styled himself as the anti—establishment candidate, taking on what he called a system rigged against working people. he told supporters that a labour government elected on the 8th ofjune would not play by the old rules, doffing its cap to the powerful. with theresa may promising strong leadership, our political editor laura kuenssberg looks at their different messages and what they me

if you want to reduce your rate of developing dementia later on, focus on speed.here is a lot of research of going on in terms of preventing and decreasing the risk of dementia and various medications that people can take. how did you balance the idea that i can take a pill that's a cognitive enhancer or decrease my risk of dementia verses up to nine hours a week of brain training? >> i am a pharmacy technician, i am well aware of what's available. i have seen results -- good. but, this is so much better. all medications have side effects. i don't want something preventative. i want to be proactive about it all. the concept that's played here is known as neuro plasticity. the idea that your brain can form new connections or make up for one that's lost new to a brain injury like concussions, disease or alzheimer's. >> you are going to keep on doing is this? >> yes. >> until when? i will never stop, as long as i can goet to class. ? this is a whole new way o f thinking of video games which is no surprise considering how much they changed over the last few years. >>

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. >>> the new study on diet soda, stroke, and dementia. what researchers say about your risk. >>> and breaking news on the case of the highway serial shooter. nine shootings, several dead. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. we begin with the massive blackout, crippling an american city for hours. power knocked out, workers trapped. hospitals quick to move to backup power. traffic during rush hour coming to a chaotic halt. a major fire in a substation, and authorities say it was a massive failure. train passengers suddenly in the dark. window washers trapped on the side of this building, no electricity to raise or lower the scaffolding. work crews racing to restore power. nick watt is in san francisco leading us off. >> reporter: confusion and gridlock across san francisco with a massive power outage jamming intersections and shutting down businesses. hitting some 90,000 pacific gas & electric customers in all. calls started pouring in around 9:00 a.m. >> there's been a significant power outage throughout th

and more than 40,000 people under 65 have younger onset dementia.e lives have been devastated by alzheimer's. i just think it takes the memory little bit by little bit by little bit. we had a lovely life, great life, great social life, very involved in sport. and we loved it, we loved life. and lived life to the full. rob's memory has been slipping away since the age of 48. and this one? you don't know who that is? that's you that is. 0h, right. ican't remember. a life ravaged by alzheimer's, piece by piece. he'd been a successful businessman, sportsman and father. there are good days and there are bad. confusion, fear and even seizures. the whole world crashed. you know, after the diagnosis, it crashed. every single thing about our life had changed in the moment from that diagnosis. alzheimer's can happen to anybody. anybody at any time. i was not prepared for that. he was such a good, honest, hard—working guy and it went from that to literally becoming institutionalised, really. you know, you become a prisoner to the illness. what has it done to y

someone will support someone with dementia and support someone with dementia and support a carer.complex the system is. so having someone to good families and people with dementia through the process would be essential because we were talking in the green room and margaret and kate had it teach their carers some of the things about the system because they understand it, but not everyone is in that position. ok. so be really cleared what you want parties to offer. it is more money to pay for home carers to go in, to give respite to peel like margaret and kate and sue on our film respite to peel like margaret and kate and sue on ourfilm and more services like the dementia centre that you referenced margaret? better training as well. only one in three home care workers has any dementia training. do you have a figure of how much more money political parties should be promising in their ma nifestos parties should be promising in their manifestos to put into social care? well, the cost of care for dementia £17 billion is falling on people with dementia themselves. £17 billion a year? th

a study links them to significantly increased risk of stroke or dementia.more in tonight's keeping you healthy report. >> reporter: for decades, america had a drinking habit with diet soda. tracy starts with one. >> i sometimes go out of my way to work to pick up some of these diet sodas. >> reporter: what's thought to be a healthy alternative to sugary drinks. >> i like the taste of diet soda better and probably because it's no calories. >> reporter: but the enthusiasm about the health benefits of diet soda has started to go flat. today a concern about the potential impact of these drinks on the brain. a provocative study links diet soda with a higher risk of stroke and dementia. in fact, researchers found that men and women who drank as little as one diet soda a day were at almost three times the risk. >> we are seeing an association between artificial sweetened beverages and the risk of stroke and dementia. the risk of stroke seems to be greater. >> reporter: this study is the first to report a link between diet sodas and dementia and sure to fuel the gr

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also saying they may face a higher dementia risk.ts say its the first study to make the connection. they did not find the same risk for beverages sweetened with real sugar. >>> a famous soul singer with an actor son found dead in s.lean he touched millions with this famous song. cause of death is under investigation. police awaiting toxicology results. cuba gooding jr. posting a picture with one word, eternal. >>> and george w. bush posting a picture with his father. in the hospital, but said to be getting better. we love hearing that. >>> when we come back, two years after diane sawyer interviewed caitlyn jenner, the new interview. diane asks, does she ever doubt she did the right thing? and does she still support president trump? that's next. it's about moving forward, not back.t. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for when you need a little extra. boost® the number one high protein com

over that decade, 5% developed dementia.inking at least one artificially sweetened beverage a day more than doubledly the risk of dementia. but researchers found that other causes, such as hypertension, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or high cholesterol, might be to blame. matthew pase is an investigator with the framingham heart study and was the lead author on today's report. this can be confusing to people. can you help make this more clear to people? >> sure. it might be that those who consume diet sodas may have an increased risk of getting diabetes or becoming overweight, and this might be associated with an increased risk of dementia. >> reporter: what are you telling your friends who are asking you for advice? >> well, since diet soda and regular soda have no real nutritional benefits, i suggest that people wave them and drink water instead. >> reporter: that's your water cooler advice. >> that's my water cooler advice. >> reporter: this kind of study cannot prove expawz effect. people who start drinking diet soda

estrogens may increase your chances of getting cancer of the uterus, strokes, blood clots, or dementia so use it for the shortest time based on goals and risks. estrogens should not be used to prevent heart disease, heart attack, stroke or dementia. ♪ ask your doctor about premarin vaginal cream. >>> in the last hour, the first bay area protest got under way over president trump's decision to launch a missile strike on a syrian air base. about 100 protesters stood with anti-war signs. last night 59 tomahawk cruise missiles launched from two american warships in the mediterranean sea. the strike was in retaliation in a deadly chemical attack launched from that air base. >> what we're getting is a propoganda campaign to prepare the people of the united states for yet another we're. >> bay area members of congress say they agree with the response, but not the way the trump administration went about it. they say congress needs to be involved in any decision that could lead to war. syrian americans in the bay area say the strikes are an important first step to removing syrian president al a

a provocative study links diet soda with a higher risk of stroke and dementia.fact, researchers found that men and women who drank as little as one diet soda a day were at almost three times the >> we are seeing an association between artificial sweetened beverages and the risk of stroke and dementia. the risk of stroke seems to be greater. >> reporter: this study is the first to report a link between diet sodas and dementia and sure to fuel the growing debate over what role these drinks should play in a healthy diet. according to the american beverage association, low-cal sweeteners are proven to be safe but some health experts say it's time to rethink medical advice to switch to diet soda as a healthier choice. >> i would say reach for a bottle of water before you reach for your artificial sweetened beverages. >> reporter: and doctors say more research is needed to understand why diet soda might cause brain disease. dr. john torrez, nbc news, new york. >>> up next, pot of gold, cashing in on the cannabis culture and why today is the unofficial holiday for mari

scientists have found a way of halting dementia and parkinson's disease in mice.her conditions including depression. as our medical correspondent fergus walsh reports, the next step is to begin trials on humans. this research mouse has a degenerative brain disease which is destroying its coordination. look how it drags its rear legs. this second mouse has the same condition, but is being treated with a drug that has kept it healthy. the lead scientist says patient trials could begin in a year, with the aim of halting alzheimer's and parkinson's disease in humans. halting is an incredibly important goal here, because i do do dementia clinics, and if i could halt disease when people come to see me, then you could maintain a meaningful quality of life, independence, and freedom from institutionalisation, which would be an extraordinary achievement. so we're not talking about a cure for dementia, but drugs that might nonetheless slow alzheimer's and parkinson's disease. these neurodegenerative conditions involve the loss of healthy neurons in the brain. that starts wi

estrogens may increase your chances of getting cancer of the uterus, strokes, blood clots, or dementiahortest time based on goals and risks. estrogens should not be used to prevent heart disease, heart attack, stroke or dementia. ♪ ask your doctor about premarin vaginal cream. - five, four, standby to cue will, three, two, one. - 9:04 is the time right now, and it is election day today, and there are several heated contests in the bay area. kron 4's will tran is live right now at san francisco's city hall, and you've been previewing the races, and seeing a lot of people show up to drop off their ballots, will. - a lot of people. we're two hours into election coverage, and a lot of people turning to the drop-off location. - find it kinda disappointing. every year i push to do more and more election coverage. i feel people are less and less interested in politics. - election coverage has always been hard. it's because how do you say in a minute or two

over that decade, 5% developed dementia.g at least one artificially sweetened beverage a day more than doubled the risk of dementia. but researchers found that other causes, such as hypertension, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or high cholesterol, might be to blame. matthew pase is an investigator with the framingham heart study and was the lead author on today's report. this can be confusing to people. can you help make this more clear to people? >> sure. it might be that those who consume diet sodas may have an increased risk of getting diabetes or becoming overweight, and this might be associated with an increased risk of dementia. >> reporter: what are you telling your friends who are asking you for advice? >> well, since diet soda and regular soda have no real nutritional benefits, i suggest that people avoid them and drink water instead. >> reporter: that's your water cooler advice. >> that's my water cooler advice. >> reporter: this kind of study cannot prove cause and effect. people who start drinking diet soda ma

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over that decade, 5% developed dementia. least one artificially beverage a day more than doubled the risk of dement dementia, but researchers found that other causes such as hypertension, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or high cholesterol might be to blame. matthew pozze is with the framingham heart and health study. >> can you make this more clear to people? >> sure. drinking diet sodas might cause an increase in diabetes or before overweight. >> what are you recommending? >> i suggest that people drink water instead. >> that's your water cooler advice. >> that's my water cooler advice. >> this kind of study cannot prove cause and effect. people who start drinking diet soda may already be at increased risk for dementia because they're overweight or have diabetes. in that case, the soda could just be an innocent bystander. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> our top stories this morning, arkansas executed an inmate for the first time in nearly a dozen years. lidell lee was put to death after the supreme court rejected

having dementia or having a relative with dementia can cause a lot of worries when it comes to money.financial abuse — just dealing with numbers is difficult. today hsbc uk is announcing a number of initiatives, working with the alzheimers society and alzheimers scotland, to help support people living with dementia. stuart haire, the head of hsbc uk retail banking joins me. thanks for coming in this afternoon. if i know i‘m suffering from dementia or have a family member suffering, how will your initiative help? sure, today we're announcing an expansion of our programme with alzheimer‘s across the whole of our hsbc uk business. we‘re rolling out all of our staff and colleagues and the front of our business and be support department is training to have empathy with customers with dementia. but also a practical guide. we‘re improving some of our products and processes to help people cope better as they deal with their dementia symptoms. what sort of real tangible things could help people? if people are having difficulty remembering numbers how can they remember their pin? there are idea

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health experts say it may be linked to a increased risk of stroke and dementia. say even drinking as little as one diet soda a day may have an unhealthy impact on the brain. more research is needed why diet soda may be harmful. water is the number one drink that all health experts eight agree is till the best. >>> stuck maybe with no place to go. tesla is recalling some models that have problems with the parking brake. issuing a voluntary recall today certain model s and model x cars. the problem is a faulty parking brake that might stick. fit sticks the car is unavailable to move. tesla says it impacts cars built in 2016. no injuries have been reported in relation to this problem. >>> a lot of groaning in the bay area tonight. we'll show you what the sharks did in overtime. it's heart breaking. stay with us. nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to he

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adult who have one diet drink a day are three times more at risk of a stroke or dementia. >>> the unicorn frappuccino has 59 grams of sugar, and we are talking about the grande size. >> and it's also gross, in my opinion. the drink has been creating quite the social buzz this week, and not everybody a fan. >> for the love of god, don't get the unicorn frappuccino! >> wow. he is from colorado. he's a barista, and he says he hates make the unicorn frappuccino. it's a seven-step process and it's stressing him out! starbucks says it will reach out to him and his experience how to make it better. >> it will all be over in a couple days. >> i said i did not like it. >> starting to backtrack. when i got about halfway through it, i thought, yeah, this is a little too much, not quite organic enough. how about your surging a's. 8-8 now. playing well. 59 by the end of the game. guess what tomorrow is? thursday. temperatures won't be quite as warm as today, but plant a tree. it would be a great day for that. or go for a run at the aviation museum runway run. great weather for all those activities. >>

hsbc plans to become dementia friendly. i think this is a cracking story.more dementia friendly bank. hsbc says it gets 3000 calls per month regarding power of attorney, which is a big issue for people suffering from dementia and their families. you're watching business live. our top story — south africa's presidentjacob zuma is facing increasing political and financial turmoil as the country's economy continues to falter. it may be his 75th birthday today but that won t stop huge protests against his leadership that are expected to take place today. a quick look at how markets are faring. a firmer start to the trading day across europe. the main indices all in positive territory. that follows on from a more cautious day of trading in asia where investors responded to geopolitical moves with stuff going on around north korea and tensions between america and russia. the korean peninsular. that's sent goals to higher levels and safe haven bonds as well. currencies, the japanese yen, going into the swiss franc as well. japanese exporters don't like that. and n

a major breakthrough in the treatment of dementia — a drug for depression could help protect the braingeneration. almost £500,000 is raised for a 17—year—old racing driver, who's had both legs amputated after a high speed crash. and how cycling to work can halve your risk of getting cancer and heart disease. and coming up in the sport on bbc news. left out of the lions squad but still leading his country. dylan hartley will captain the england party for their tour of argentina this summer. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has said he will stand up for ordinary working people, as he attacked big business and the elite in his first major speech of the general election campaign. casting thejune 8th vote as a fight between the "establishment and the people," mr corbyn said a "cosy cartel" ran a "rigged system," and that wealth should be shared. recent opinion polls have put labour between 15 and 20 points behind the conservatives, but mr corbyn dismissed suggestions the election result was a foregone conclusion. here's our political correspo

let's finish with the metro, i think it is the express looking at this, diet cola linked to dementia coke, the normal coca—cola, but they buy diet coke and it has been the norm recently coke and it has been the norm rece ntly — — coke and it has been the norm recently —— full fat. what you are giving up in the sugar you are replacing with chemicals which sweeten the drink for you. artificial sweeteners. this story doesn't seem to say, we can only see the front page, it doesn't say where but it says drinking diet drinks can increase the links by three times for dementia and strokes. it's all about moderation. if you're drinking about moderation. if you're drinking a lot of these everyday then you must be doing yourself some harm, so cut down. i'm sticking to the water but i want to see the full study, i'm not convinced entirely from the front page. there will be something that contradicts it. go back to alcohol! let me finish by telling you something else i have read from reuters from the french prosecutor, he is saying they know the identity of the attacker involved in the shootings

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