emily bank -- emily bank thank you both so much for joining us and sarah frier's liberty news. that does it for us. tomorrow we will have sequoia capital's chairman. there excited to speak with him. -- very excited to speak with him. ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." al: good evening, i am al hunt of bloomberg view. charlie rose is on assignment. we begin tonight with the first presidential democratic debate. five candidates took the stage at the wynn hotel in las vegas last night, but all eyes were on the two front runners. hillary clinton and bernie sanders traded jabs on wall street reform. sec. clinton: my plan would have the potential of sending the executives to jail. nobody went to jail after $100 billion in fines were paid. and would give r

emily: this brain bank is dedicated to the study of ptsd. randy: a new hampshire teenager is accused of vandalizing a planned parenthood clinic with a hatchet. the damage is extensive. police say the suspect broke into the clinic early yesterday. destroy computer and lab equipment and cut phone lines. he is accused of damaging the plumbing, which flooded both the clinic and a pizza restaurant next door. earlier this mud, someone spray-painted graffiti on the same building. emily: economic headlines. asian stocks are mostly lower due to weak earnings reports in the u.s. stock futures are higher despite finishing in the red yesterday. investors will be looking forward to new weekly jobless claims data. federal regulators are considering speeding up recalls over faulty airbags. the government could put out a special directive ordering manufacturers to prioritize certain repairs and replacement of those hot airbags. it would increase the number of assigned repair facilities. the airbags which can propel shrapnel have been links to eight deaths.

emily: what is to stop this from becoming a bank for criminals? kim: it is your right to privacy. think that right overrules anything else. emily: is there anything you would have done differently? kim: absolutely. if anyone from the u.s. government had reached out to us and said, well, we have a problem here. we never got any warning like that. emily: tell me about your relationship with edward snowden. kim: i think he is a hero. i admire him for his courage. he will be remembered in history as one of the great people of our time. emily: what is he up to now? kim: he is happy, he is fine. he is in russia. i think he is pleased that the debate has been triggered, based on the good things he has done. especially to americans. emily: when it comes to china, iran, islamic terrorists, the united states government, what are you most worried about when it comes to spying, hacking? kim: i am worried about the situation in ukraine. i think putin is someone i would be very careful with. i think that obama has done a good thing in negotiating with iran and trying to find a resolution to the

emily: the key to ptsd may be inside this first-of-its-kind brain bank. the research being done in massachusetts helping unlock clues to the problems haunting veterans. announcer: you are watching s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: also on the eye, these guys are having a really tough time carrying out a crime. their blunders. good morning, i' m randy price. emily: i' m emily riemer with cindy fitzgibbon. maybe some fog. cindy: it will be tough on the kids. wherever you see the white on the map, that is where we have the fog. visibility half a mile in worcester. it is breezy and warm this afternoon. right around 70 degrees. 53, worcester, right now. a few 40' s. otherwise, a lot of clouds. showers to the west. nothing more than a spot shower. breaks of sunshine. 70 by 5:00. showers few and far between. better chance of seeing one or two across the area. no impact for the morning. we are dealing with some fog. olessa: this is over in somerville. stop and go from avon. pike looks good. some delays on 93 south out of methuen.

a new reason to keep a closer eye on your bank account. emily: the small fees that are getting bigger all the time. >> i have hope that she'll be home with us. emily: pam smart's mother speaking out for the first time since her daughter's murder conviction. her push to set her free, and the lie she asked pam to tell. erika: new this morning. mistakes that lead to overeating. three habits that can pack on the pounds before you know it. at the argenziano school in somerville, massachusetts. good morning, "eyeopener." emily: thank you for that energy and enthusiasm. great school spirit, guys. good morning to all of you and everyone in somerville this morning. they have extra energy to spare. erika: totally. power in numbers. a wake-up call is a great way to show off your school pride. just post it in the u-local section of our website, wcvb.com. olessa: these pictures coming in in this morning of that sunset. unreal. emily: you were channeling that color. olessa: yes. cindy: look at this picture sent in from wayland. a gorgeous sunset last night. l

a new reason to keep a closer eye on your bank account. emily: the small fees that are getting bigger all the time. >> i have hope that she'll be home with us. emily: pam smart's mother speaking out for the first time since her daughter's murder conviction. her push to set her free, and the lie she asked pam to tell. erika: new this morning. mistakes that lead to overeating. three habits that can pack on the pounds before you know it. >> we are the students in somerville, massachusetts. good morning, "eyeopener." emily: way to show some awesome school spirit, guys! keep going. keep waving. a good morning to all of you and everyone in somerville. you guys have all the energy for us. erika: a great gathering there. a wake-up call is a great way to show off your school pride. just post it in the u-local section of our website, wcvb.com. olessa: i did not get the memo this morning. emily: we walked in this morning and we said, okay. olessa: this is proof that this isn't planned. cindy: clearly we're feeling a little blue this morning. you were chann

emily chang. moving back to economics, central banks are dominating the markets. good news for equities.he stoxx 600 is up. joining me now to help us figure out what is going on is dartmouth college economics professor daniel blanchflower. blanchflower, stock markets are up, yields are down, all good news. do you see any bad news? daniel: looking at the graph in front of me, 17 european countries in deflation. if you look at the same measure, the u.s. is in it, too. these economies are reacting to this serious deflationary shock. in a sense we are now in currency wars because the ecb wants to help themselves to appreciate their currency, against other people. it is not a coincidence that other central banks respond. the people's bank of china respond. and others then what happens in the united states is the dollar appreciates , and the question is, are you then going to make a rate rise? this is a beggar your neighbor strategy to a huge inflationary stock, presumably driven by china's slowing. war,an: do you see a forex or countries trying to create some kind of domestic inflation? there

emily: how long will it take for every retailer to use that technology? ellen richey: it will take a while. the retailer does not have to do anything. we do it with the banksnd technology company. no burden to retailers. it should be between 3-5 years. emily: ellen richey, thank you for joining us. ben lerer joins us to discuss why he decided to restructure his company. plus -- apple's next big product, and it is tiny. a small ring. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg west." it is official, google has reorganized into a giant holding company called alphabet. the search engine will be wholly-owned subsidiaries of alphabet. other units will be on alphabet including nest and googlex. to the german media giant, axel springer, considering a shopping spree in america. on tuesday, it announced a deal to pay $340 million for a control of business insider. and they took a minority stake in thrillist, a digital company. it is part of a broader $50 million funding round with other investors. thrillist announced plans to spin off the men's e-commerce into a separate company. joining me now is thrillist's ceo, ben lerer. great to have you. i know it was a process and y

emily: we will update breaking news we are following this morning, including a fiery bus how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... pthen you make it... nothing like this. pyou make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. pwith free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." pand checking accounts with no minimums... pthen you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined. randy: we have big delays on the map. there is a left lane crash before 128 in weston. i will have the latest. what can we with whether western mark --? jacket. the wind will keep the temperatures down. throughout the day. temperatures are going nowhere. we hold in the upper 50' s. saturday is your brighter weekend day. emily: no snow in the forecast yet. boston is trying to stay ahead of winter. they want to find more snow formed cut down on massive snow piles like these last winter. it was june before a huge mountain in south houston -- boston finally melted. >> he' s in. back behind bars. a cockatoo has been doing damage sometimes. is that is. months. l

bank and there are no branches here. randy: interesting elections there. emily: it sounds like a legitimate excuse. danielle: just looking at that picture makes me laugh. randy, emily, good morning. we're talking about a cool start out there this morning. it will be sunny as we go through the day today. of course, the sun still down right now. heavy rain and milder by midweek as patricia, the remnants, that is, comes closer to us. as we look ahead to the weekend, it is is halloween weekend. it does look like it will be on the cooler side of things. i want to show you what's going on right now. temperatures are in the 40's in boston. 50's on nantucket right now. 36 worcester. 30 in orange. and 0 degrees in keene. so if you're headed out the door, i would definitely grab a coat. through the day we're only going to warm up into the upper 40's and lower 50's. that's because that wind has shifted to the north and west but we are still looking for full sunshine. tonight with clear skies temperatures drop a little bit more, in the 20's up to the merrimack valley. low 30's in worcester. you're definitely g

emily: now, two years clean, tivnan does addiction outreach and speaks about the benefits of narcan. randy: topping economic headlines this morning, asian stocks skyrocketing in early trading today, that' s as the european central bank signals its considering more stimulus for its economy. stock futures are higher this morning, the dow gaining 320 points at yesterday' s close. emily: a multimillion dollar settlement is in the works between music streaming service pandora and several record labels. the agreement ends a dispute over royalties related to oldies music, recorded before 1972. pandora will pay out $90 million to record labels involved. on the eye this morning. randy: oscar winning actress kate winslet has a message for hollywood. the 40-year-old says she will continue appearing in advertisements only if her body and face are not retouched. winslet says hollywood stars have a responsibility to the younger generation, which looks up to them. emily: a university in detroit is offering free medical degrees for some students. wayne state university announced yesterday it will pay for the complete education of 10 students each year seeking medical degrees. that' s a savings of about $251,000 for one student. the

emily: the key to ptsd may be inside this brain bank. the research being done in massachusetts helping unmask clues to the problems haunting veterans. >> you are watching wcvb, boston ' s news leader. randy: also on the eye this morning, these guys are having a tough time. the security camera capturing their blunder. burglar blunder. good morning. thank you for joining us. emily: i' m emily riemer along with cindy fitzgibbon' s. cindy: we are cooking up a warm on today. it is going to be breezy as well. starting out with temperatures in the 50' s. earlier this week, we could not get into the 50' s. a mild start. 52 in worcester. 54 in boston. we have some fog where you see the white, producing visibility down to 1/3 of a mile. the fog is out there. otherwise we are dry. showers off to the west. this is a narrow ribbon of showers. a lot of these are going to fall apart is this approach is late in the day. at ahead of this front, a gusty southwest of the wind is going to pull in some warmer temperatures. from the 50' s this morning, we are

emily: a bail hearing for today has been postponed. he is the former chief executive of the anglo-irish bank in ireland. that bank is at the center of ireland' s 2008 crisis. he is expected to spend another 10 days in custody. a hearing it will be held on extradition to ireland. an of violence in the west bank. >> the lucky break that may have saved a man' s life on the ice rate. danielle: a mild day today, but temperatures are about the plummet. erica: right now the violence in the middle east continues. he is really military palestinian man with a yellow vest stabbed an israeli soldier. hacker is under arrest in malaysia. he gave information about u.s. service members to isis. he hacked into the computer system of a u.s. company and stole the personal information about 1000 personnel. he is expected to be extradited to the u.s.. a man claiming to be a cia operative' s doing work. he is made numerous appearances on cable news. he claimed to be part of the cia. he was arrested yesterday on charges of major fraud against the united states and making false statements to the government. he claims he worked

bank. no branches are here on earth. emily: i love it. randy: we found it so unusual there is a candidate. emily: his legal name is darth vader. he's part of the internet party. randy: some of the most interesting politics going in ukraine. emily: there you go. still ahead this morning, a first responder ends up in need of his own rescue. randy: the emergency leading his colleagues to save his life. plus halloween is a few days away, but a special new hampshire boy already had the chance to trick or treat. the special day made possible by a loving community. emily: and it is just 39 degrees right now as we take a live look outside over the city of boston. temperatures are on their way up. but you will want that jacket with you as you head out the door today. another half an hour of the t woman: i'm here to engineer my future. man: i'm here for my students. tman: to work with a best-selling author. woman: and a nobel prize winner. p man: here because everyone deserves clean water. t man: here for the cool research. rwoman: i'm here to shap

bank in wilmington, delaware. they're accused in a string of florida, and maryland. emily: police now say they have found the car they were looking for in connection with a deadly hit and run on route 1 in saugus. so far no arrests have been made. the victim, a 33-year-old man, was hit late sunday night while walking along the highway. randy: prosecutors believe the woman responsible for a deadly parade crash in oklahoma plowed into a crowd on purpose. the district attorney says there is evidence showing adacia chambers intentionally drove into the crowd saturday, killing four people. she struck a barricade and ran a red light before the crash. she's now facing second-degree murder charges and will undergo a psychological evaluation. emily: the death toll jumps this morning in a devastating earthquake in southeast asia. right now, 311 people are confirmed dead. most of them, in pakistan. the 7.5 magnitude quake struck early yesterday, rattling parts of several surrounding countries, including afghanistan and india. authorities believe they will find more victims as they re

bank. with no branches here on earth. emily: "judge, my funds are tied up in space." randy: people in the background when the arrest was going on having a pretty good time with all of this. it wasn't all that serious. emily: 5:26 right now. a first responder ends up in need of his own rescue. randy: the emergency leading his colleagues to save his life. plus halloween is a few days away, but a special new hampshire boy already had the chance to trick or treat. the special day made possible by a loving community. emily: and take a live look here at the city skyline. those lights twinkling bright in the darkness there. sunrise probably not until after 7:00. going to be brutal. take that jacket with you. it is a cool start today. kids, sorry, no shorts at the some of my competitors plan to reduce the use of antibiotics over the next few years. r but what are you having for dinner tonight? rtry perdue simply smart and harvestland . rtwo trusted perdue brands of chicken raised with >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." randy: breaking overnight. the death toll climbs after

. ♪ emily: i want to tell you about a developing story, according to people familiar with the matter, the chipmaker has hired a banknd already received interest from two of its rivals, sandisk is in talks. any deal would add to what has been the biggest year ever for the semi conductor in na. to twitter and jack dorsey's first big move since being named permanent ceo. they plan to eliminate as many as 336 positions, or 8% of its global workforce. in a companywide e-mail to employees, he says the move is aimed at getting products out the door more quickly. this morning he also tweeted, made some tough but necessary decisions that enables twitter able to refocus and growth. employees took to twitter to share the news, the bigger surprise is how they received it. quote, i have been impacted by twitter layouts, this is how i found out this morning. one engineer posted this. sarah frier, alex barinka, sarah, i want to start with you. the engineer wanted to follow up by saying he got a call personally, but found out through his e-mail first. he did not get to that message in time. what are you hearing from some of these

one analyst says banks are raising those fees because people are getting smarter about where they pick out cash. emily: trending right now. this is where a massachusetts mother was instructed to pump breast milk at a washington airport. the image sparking outrage on social media tonight. the newton mom asked for a private place to pump at dulles airport, and she was stunned when a united airlines employee showed her to the pet relief room. there was a fire hydrant in there for dogs to pee in. obviously all these signs that say this is where dogs go to the bathroom. it's pretty much ridiculous in 2015 that we have to talk about this. i think it's a teachable moment. people can learn from this experience. you know, it's upsetting that i had to go through this. emily: liz says she was also denied access to the united club area because she is not a member. she says united did reach out to her via twitter, but the airline erika: an unusual rescue in manchester new hampshire. that's a nine-year-old boy trapped in a tree. witnesses say he climbed the tree to see fire trucks that were responding to another ca

emily: the marc andreessen, everybody. ♪ ♪ francine: welcome to "leaders." santander is one of the oldest and biggest banksworld. with a footprint in spain, the u.k., and the united states, it is a truly global bank with more than 100 million customers. now recently, the spanish lender had undergone several big changes, most recently when emilio botin, the executive chairman, passed away in 2014. his daughter, ana botin, took over from her father and quickly implemented a share sale of 7.5 billion euros. well, in her first television interview since becoming

banks and headsets but all sorts of other connective devices. we have an air purifier, we have an action camera, security camera. emilyhow much money do you generate? hugo: this year we estimate we will have about one billion u.s. dollars from services alone. emily: you are invested in 30 different startups. they partner with you. what is the relationship there? what cut do you get? what cut to the developers or makers of the product get? hugo: it is the unique model which i have not seen done anywhere else. the way it works as we help these companies get started. we will put the founders together, work together and build this. we will get them funded to start with, then we will leave them alone to operate independently. then we pick the best products they make and we put our brand on those products and sell it through our e-commerce engine. if these guys do a good job they will enjoy success. some may go public before we do. they ship about one million of these. which makes them the small company the most popular fitness wearable devices in the world. emily: how is the money shared? hugo: they manufacture with a cont

emily: and good luck. meg: thank you. ♪ ♪ francine: welcome to leaders. santander is one of the oldest and biggest banks in the world.otprint in spain, the u.k., and the united states, it is a truly global bank with more than 100 million customers. recently, the spanish lender had undergone several big changes, most recently when emilio botin, the executive chairman, passed away in 2014. his daughter, ana botin, took

emily: so let's talk about affirm -- this is where you are spending most of your time -- trying to become the modern bankmax: it is going really well. the -- the best question to ask is how is it that softwares are eating the world and your atm is literally a green screen. if you are buying something online and you don't want to put it on your credit card, don't want to carry a balance, if the merchant chooses to support affirm, we will literally let you split your purchase into several monthly payments. emily: we all have credit scores. will there be an affirm score? will that replace -- max: there is. emily: ok. max: there already is. that's -- that's what we use internally. i feel like we are helping to push fico and credit scoring, credit underwriting, into the 21st century. emily: you spend a lot of time thinking about big problems, big problems that you can solve. and you have been pretty outspoken about the lack of big innovation in silicon valley. why aren't you working on flying cars and rocket ships? max: i try to find places where i can add value the most. i don't know that much about propulsi

banks transition to those cards, people have to re-enter their details. netflix predicted 1.1 million new subscribers. it added close to 900,000. emily: the wall street journal reports this morning the federal reserve interest hike is looking more and more unlikely. that causing asians stocks to rise overnight to a 2-month high. u.s. stock futures are higher this morning after the dow dropped 9 points on wednesday. a check of the stories trending on the eye right now. a controversial gun law takes effect in maine today. legal gun owners will now be handgun without a permit. the new law applies to people 21 or older, or military members 18 or older. alaska, arizona, kansas, vermont and wyoming have similar laws in place. randy: an eventful night in a deciding game for the blue jays and rangers. the 7th inning lasting 53 minutes, all starting when the jays' catcher tossed the ball off a rangers' bat. that allowed a runner to steal home even though the umpire originally waved a dead ball. but the jays rallied after three errors by texas. the pressure forcing two bench-clearing arguments. the jays win 6-3. they' ll take on the royals in

bank statements when her employers arrived at the home. prosecutors say she admits to buying jewelry and taking trips with the money. emily: a rhode island man who weighs 800 pounds has been kicked out of the hospital, for ordering a pizza. steven assanti says his eating addiction has left him in the back of his father' s suv, with nowhere to go. he had been getting help at rhode island hospital, where he lost some weight. but he says he was told to leave when he violated his health care plan by ordering the pizza. erika: incredible video of a hit and run crash in michigan. you can see a white car cut in front of that truck on a detroit interstate. the car then hits the tractor trailer, sending it over the median. police were able to track down the driver of the car who caused the crash. the driver of the semi was shaken up, but not hurt. emily: meet the newest disney princess. that' s moana on the left. she will make her debut in her own movie next year. the film is about a polynesian teenager who sails out on a daring mission to prove herself and fulfill her ancestors' unfinished quest. dwayne "the rock" johnson will vo

bank holding company. the natural evolution is ahead to head there in some direction. that's also possible with the right management team. emily's time for a quick break, we will be right back. ♪ emily: after you sold paypal, you could've retired a few times over. other members of the paypal mafia bought for our readers. we bought an acura, which is still a nice car. reid: a funny story on the car. i was taking about buying an audi s8. it's a really nice car. what happened is i got pitched by a friend of mine. i thought would i rather by the s8 or invest in the startup? what is the cheapest nice car i could buy? because i would rather spend my money investing in these companies. so i bought an acura. emily: then you decided to buy something new. reid: i was thinking about traveling the world for year. in 2002, silicon valley concluded the internet was over. i said, no, it's just beginning. the current companies are great. but they are only going to be some of the great companies created. as opposed to a year, i took two weeks in australia, came back, said what is my best idea, and said linkedin is still a valid idea. the marke

banking view. she is listening to investment bankers. of course, the way that things should go for investment bankers are higher fees and higher fees generated by breakups. emilywill be competition for dell? george: amc. -- hp, and then ibm. those companies have the room -- their own problems. hp is breaking up. who did i forget? emily: cisco. george: cisco is in a position of new vision, new leader. if i had to rank them, this is not a formal analysis, but i would probably put dell at the top of the list. emily: interesting. you do not think anyone else is going to bid? george: the other potential bidder is oracle. remember, mark hurd, the ceo, co-ceo, is heading it a waiver away froming oracle the technology world. but we do not know how larry will react to this. larry and michael have a good relationship, so i do not see revenge or blocking going on here. oracle's biggest competitor's sales force. cory: that was george colony with emily chang. tune in tomorrow when "bloomberg west" is live from the dell world conference. emily will be speaking to michael dell. ok, there will be 350 jobs layoffs and announced for employees as early as tomorrow for espn. espn

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emily: but they don't know for sure because no one has ever looked. this brain bank dedicated to the its kind. technicians are looking for markers they've seen in other brain disorders hoping to find better treatments. dr. mckee: there are certain treatments that reduce inflammation, certain treatments that heal blood vessels. if any of these structures are going haywire, then we can focus our treatment on those things. emily: it will take time but for those suffering now, there are therapies that can help. gene stein launched "guitars for vets" in 2013 at the brockton v.a. teaching veterans diagnosed with ptsd how to play and, by playing, to heal. gene stein: you're not thinking about your problems. you're thinking about, "how do i play this e chord?" or "how do i not have my pick hit the wrong string?" that can be a huge release for a veteran. i mean, it could be the difference between a good day and a bad day. emily: and veterans like will hatley know about bad days. the navy reservist was diagnosed with ptsd in 1991, the result of a childhood trauma, and he strug

. ♪ emily: i want to tell you about a developing story, according to people familiar with the matter, the chipmar has hired a bankeady received interest sandisk of its rivals, is in talks. any deal would add to what has been the biggest year ever for the semi conductor in na. to twitter and jack dorsey's first big move since being named permanent ceo. they plan to eliminate as many as 336 editions, or 8% of its global workforce. in a companywide e-mail to employees, he says the move is aimed at getting products out the door more quickly. this morning he also tweeted, made -- made some tough but necessary decisions that enables twitter able to refocus and growth. employees took to twitter to share the news, the bigger surprise is how they received it. impacted bye been twitter layouts, this is how i found out this morning. one engineer posted this. , alex barinka, sarah, i want to start with you. the engineer wanted to follow up by saying he got a call personally, but found out through his e-mail first. he did not get to that message in time. what are you hearing from some of these people? sara: there are several

bank. it's the shortcut to priceless. we're testing hanes with x-temp technology. hey dad! emily? ready? no! wait! slow down a little!t i'm never gonna stop. the pro-v formula locks moisture inside my hair and the damage from 100 blow-dries is gone. pantene. strong is beautiful. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right. musical guest tonight is a good friend of the show. we love him here. he has a new album, "reloaded" 20 number one hits. >> i love you, jimmy! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: celebrated a decade and a half of hits songs. performing "gonna." >> i need your help! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: performing "gonna" -- once again, "iron" blake shelton. there he is, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> watch this! ♪ whew ♪ ♪ i'm gon' take you for a date take you for a ride gonna get ♪ ♪ you over there on the passenger's side ♪ ♪ i'm gonna put the radio on your favorite song gonna crank it on up and get you singing along ♪ ♪ hey hey all right girl i'm diggin' on hittin' on you tonight it ain't a maybe it's open ♪ ♪ now wishing a woman it's a damn right hold you tight baby i'm gonna ♪ ♪ ♪ so what's it gonn

emily: dick costolo, thank you so much for joining us. it is so great to have you. dick: thanks for having me. fist bump. ♪ coming up, the central banksnd the markets react, from washington to brussels to beijing, it has been an intense week of focus on monetary policy. earning season is here. some companies missed targets. get the stories beyond the numbers. controversy rocks valley and pharmaceuticals. macau.asino opens in plus the most compelling digital video and telling charts from around the world in the last five days. this is "bloomberg best."

banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? j.c.: they are a medical mystery. these seven sisters have all battled cancer, and doctors aren't sure why. tonight our emily riemer with the story of the diagnosis they all share and the sister they are rallying around now. >> i felt bad when nancy was diagnosedded because i used to tell her she was adopted. [laughter] >> i said she has to be adopted. there is nothing wrong her em arely: that sense of humor helps the certificateses cope with a disease. in april, after deck ailed of clean mammograms, nancy he became the last of the siblings to hear these fa pillier words. >> i have breast cancer. >> breast cancer. >> breast cancer. >> breast cancer. >> breast cancer. >> three times. >> breast cancer. emily. that link started in 1995 with the first breast cancer diagnosis. growing up in south boston, they say no immediate family members had history of the disease and genetic testing proved they do fot have the bracket gene associated with increased risk of breast cancer. >> seven sisters with the same diagnosis doesn't make sense to you. >> it does not make any. we don't have the gene. how did all seven of us

were arrested yesterday after allegedly robbing a bank in they're also accused in a string of other robberies in massachusetts, florida, and maryland. emily: binge-watching takes a deadly turn in new mexico. randy: the bizarre claim from a man now facing a murder charge. fights back when a robber whips out a knife. the gift she credits with scaring the suspect off. emily: and ahead in news to go, a police officer facing backlash after this video from inside a classroom surfaces. the action the school is now i had no idea snhu had this amazing campus. r even the walk to class is amazing. r i love the sense of community. r people actually hold the doors open for you here. r all my professors really know who i am here. r they genuinely want you to succeed. r i've made so many friends here. r friends i know i'll have for life. snhu is the place for me. olessa: good morning. welcome back to the "eyeopener." sky 5 over another accident for us this morning. this is 9 near montvale avenue on if southbound side. you can see the crash now in the left lane. the northbound side there's also an accident approaching 128 so very slow in both directions

emily riemer takes us inside the lab focusing on finding new treatment. >> these are brains that look normal that don't have any damage or lesions. >> they don't know for sure news one looked. brain bank dedicated to the study of ptsds the first of its kind. tech incomes are looking forking makers this very seen in other brain disorders hoping to find better treatment. there are certain treatments that reduce in fla mation. certain treatments that heal blood vessels. and any of these structures are going haywire, then we can focus our treatment on those thing. >> it will take type. fou. there are ter pis that can help. >> stein in 2013 at the va teaching veteran ares diagnosed with ptsd how to may. by playing how to heal. >> are not thinking about the problems but thinking about how do i may the cord or do i not have the pick. that could be a huge release for it could be the difference between a good day and a bad day. veterans know who bad days. the navy reservist was diagnosed with ptsd in 1991 the results of trauma and struggled with key pression and drugs. >> i was homeless for awhile. i would walk the streets. i would do things and live to neat next high. >> the diagnosis led him

bank, pizza restaurant, and outdoor-gear store were damaged. a woman driving on route 139 in hanover was shot at. no one was hurt. emily: a brockton mother, her boyfriend and daughter all arrested, accused of attacking a 15-year-old. police say maria monteiro, her 15-year-old daughter and john davis were outside brockton high tuesday when the two teens began to fight. they say shortly after monteiro jumped in. when police arrived davis tried , to stop them from arresting monteiro and that' s when the daughter pulled a taser on the student. several local public colleges are seeing a big drop in enrollment right now. according to the state' s department of higher education, worcester state university saw its first decline in fall enrollment since 2007. and mount wachusett' s numbers are also down. statewide, the numbers show fall enrollments have fallen by about 6,000 students over the last 3 years. 5:35, a shark attack survivor heading to boston for hel randy: the delicate procedure he needs to get back to the thing he loves so much. emily: and last winter was a nightmare for many homeowners. the steps to take now to pr

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