dr. rhodes? be careful. does that mean you made a decision? - not yet. - april, the guy proposed two months ago. you owe him an answer. - i know. it's complicated. he told me i could quit my job. i'm worried that means he thinks i'm a housewife... i'm not a housewife. in his house, no less, the one he shared with his ex. it's a huge decision. and it's all happened so fast. and, of course, then there's the tb. what? what are you thinking? - anxiety is a powerful emotion. would you say that you feel more nervous about the situation or fearful of the future? - i-i don't know. both, i guess. - how've you been sleeping? . you're shrinking me. three weeks in psych, and she's freud. - what? she said "anxious" and "worried." those are emotions that convey distress. - meigs field is beautiful. the sun reflects off the water with the blues and the greens, and the luminescence... - how you doing there, mr. mcgregor? - hey, dr. charles, how are you? - who you, um... who are you talking to? - it was the nurse, yeah. let me tell you something, doctor. there

dr. rhodes at mitts this technology still requires more research, but thanks to the test, kula expects to be done with treatment this spring. >> by the time my daughter graduates from college in may, i will be cancer-free and i will be healthy. >> reporter: i like the way you're moving along on this, kula. >> i will be there. i will be there. story will find out if they have dense breasts and if mbi is available. rehema ellis, nbc news, rochester, minnesota. >>> we're back in a moment with a highly controversial move announced by one of america's big three >>> tesla has it, google and others are experimenting with it and now uber has become the latest company to test a fleet of self-driving cars while driverless cars may be the future, here in the present there remain questions about their safety. pittsburgh and we got to take a test drive. >> reporter:self driving ubers hitting the road in the city of bridges, picking up their first customers in a new pilot program. >> we're going to go for our first ride in a driverless uber. it has 20 cameras, 7 lasers, let's see what it can do. uber h

dr. rhodes admits this technology still requires more research, but thanks to the test, kula expects to be done with treatments by spring. >> by the time my daughter graduates from college in may, i will be cancer-free and i will be healthy. >> i like the way you're moving along on this, kula. >> i will be there. i will be there. >> kula's hope now that women hearing her story will find out rehema ellis, nbc news, rochester, minnesota. >> we're back with a highly controversial move announced by one of america's big three automakers. it was an idea. an inspiration. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures. had 12 years of setbacks and breakthroughs, 4,423 sleepless nights, and countless trips back to the drawing board. at first they were told no, and finally: yes. then it was 36 clinical trials, 8,500 patient volunteers, and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even mer-mutts. (1940s aqu

dr. elizabeth, rhode island, i disagree with dr. hammer minimizing the athletes dissent during the national anthem. just because one should protest doesn't mean one should. i have grave concern of the lack of freedoms we enjoy. california, it's time for the nfl to step in to protect fans from that pathetic anti-american protests. i am ready for some football, not someone else's issues real or imagined. >> beverly hills, california, thank you for mentioning my late father's film. sydney was a brilliant director. thanks for writing. pamela from delaware, mr. o'reilly thank you for writing "killing the rising sun." my dad was a fine man. we know many americans like you, pam, will read "rising sun" with emotion. we know that. i just hope i do your father justice. >>> and finally tonight the factor tip of the day. do your christmas shopping now. now! many merchants are starving. nobody is buying. this is the off season. but all of the winter stuff is there. in some stores they're throwing this stuff at you were marking everything down. y

dr. marks, new port, rhode island. mr. o., it's always nice to see when you interview mr. trump.wo alpha males going at it. my job is to provide insight. bill, you are getting worse with trump, trying to get him to say things that make headlines is a disgrace. john ferguson, california, good job with trump, o'reilly, you held his feet to the fire. he keep his shoes on. i simply asked questions i thought you guys would want to hear. steve biggs, new jersey, when is hillary clinton getting interviewed? working on it. in the meantime mr. trump gets his word out consistent on the factor. last night's interview was printed verbatim by the washington post. trump is smart to come in here. we hope that mrs. clinton notices. peter from australia, my wife and i do not understand why the birther issue is so important to america. new york, i am 13, i'm reading "killing the rising sun" i have a new respect for those troops who invaded the beaches. bingo. that's what we want. vivian, new jersey, i read every killing book but rising sun is in a class by himself. when my father spoke of the war,

rhode island boarding school. among findings ten employees assaulted 51 students in the 970s and 80s. at least ten students were abused by fellow classmates. forward. dr. tommy chang discussed upcoming school year which will be the second year as superintendent. change told us he is worried about question two ballot initiative that would lift the cap on charter schools in massachusetts. he says more charter schools mean less money for restriction that desperate low need the money. >> i have concerns. there's no funding tied to it. but my concern is making sure we are schools so i have to advocate for bps. >> julie: list cap of 78 charter schools and add 12 new charters a year. no question the demand is there and there were 37,000 students on waiting list. >> daniel: 2011 maureen maloney's son was dragged by a truck. immigration for funding of sanctuary cities this would include somerville but the city's mayor says that doesn't make a difference. >> put in danger? >> absolutely not. crime rate historic lows. titles don't put people in danger. communities build each other up to make each other safe. >> as a resultville mayor says trump's plan could harm