on the heart, a heart attack. that's why the sooner you diagnose it, you can do an angiogram, put a stent, go on aspirin and other medications to save your life. >> we've talked about two things. i just want to point this out. once we did the calcium scoring point. that can help prevent it. >> i'm proud of you, eric. >> i'm getting ready to go to the doctor and say, get me this, doc. >> that's a $25 co-pay. just kidding. >> the answer to that is that your coronary arteries are tiny. they're the tiniest arteries in the body feeding the most important muscle in the body. we needs way to know if they could be clog. the calcium scoring test show there's's injury. the c-reactive protein a little more debated, controversial, an indication you're building up coronary artery disease. if you have that disease, you're at risk for heart attack. we have to treat you aggressively, get your cholesterol down, guest your blood pressure under control, make sure you don't have diabetes. >> you can go to the doctor and ask for those

heart failure can be caused by multiple things, and this unit is specialized in heart failure patientshat kind of keep them -- keep them going until they can get a heart transplant. otherothers are being worked upr heart transplant. they're just not ready to move on to the other unit potentially at home and they need a higher level of care so they stay here with us. >> in third grade i told my mom i wanted to be baby nurse, and i just felt like i was made for nursing for kids especially and babies really i love babies, so i thought babies as well would be good, and then i felt like the cdic was the best of both worlds. kids teenagers who got to interact with me. and then i also have the baby side with the congenital heart defects. >> i always had a really strong interest in the heart and along with kids, so texas children's i grew up in houston texas children's has always been a place i dreamed of working, and i thought it might take me awhile to get here but thankfully right out of school i got here and i feel like i just want to stay here now. i don't know if i ever want to leave. >>

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the american heart association hopes events like these will help decrease deaths from heart disease and stroke by 20 percent by the year 2020. if you'd like to double the impact of your donations to tomorrow's the day to drop money into the red kettles. it's because the local board members will match the money that comes in on saturday. at the end of the day, they'll add up the donations, include the matching funds, and it all goes toward the christmas campaign goal. the salvation army is hoping all the money from the red kettles this year will add up to 790-thousand dollars. wartburg college is one step closer to making major dorm renovations. find out why the project could make life easier for snowfall continues across eastern iowa tonight and at times will be heavy. the snowfall tapers off saturday morning leaving behind a wide swath of 6-9". winds are then expected to increase overnight into saturday starting from the northeast and changing to the northwest at 15-30 mph, leading to blowing and drifting. cold conditions are on tap for the remainder of the weekend as the lows by sunda

lily cox recieved a new heart after waiting just four days on the heart transplant list.. brittany harris talked with family doing "how are you doing today?" be happier with how his patient lily cox is doing. the seven-year-old just had a clinic children's on sunday. "she's been sitting up and watching tv and sleeping a bit, but she's doing fantastic." lily has a very rare condition called hypoplastic left heart syndrome. that means the left side of her heart is underdeveloped. doctors have been doing corrective surgeries since she was a week old to help with that. but, this summer, her symptoms started getting worse. and a big decision had to be made... "we admitted her to the hospital and looked at was there anything else we could do? is there a medicine or an operation or anything that's going to make a difference and make her better and the answer is no and we felt that the only option was to so they put lily on the transplant list and four days later, they found a heart. lily's grandmother tiffany says she couldn't believe it. "she has a new birthdate, november 22nd .

his parents died of heart attacks just one hour apart. flutie says he now believes people can die `of a broken heart. >> a doctor at brigham and women's says it is possible. reporter: after learning his parents died within an hour of each other, boston college legend doug flutie wrote they say you can die from a broken heart and i believe it. so does dr. martin samuels at brigham and women's hospital. >> broken heart say layperson's name for a medical condition we've known about for quite a long, long time. reporter: flutie palace posted on facebook my dad had been ill and died of a heart attack at the hospital and less than an hour later my mom had a sudden heart attack and passed away. loss of a spouse is one of the most dangerous things for the second spouse. reporter: according to dr. samuels, broken heart syndrome can occur when someone experiences significant emotional stress. >> it is in a sense a heart attack but it isn't the usually kind. reporter: he says usually people recover but on the rare occasion, it's hard to handle. >> p

this forces the heart to work much harder to push blood through the heart and out into the body. this condition, known as mitral regurgitation causes fatigue, shortness of breath and worsening heart failure. it is a disease that affects millions of people worldwide. nearly 250,000 people in the u.s are diagnosed annually with mitral valve insufficiency, and more than 50,000 of them have severe enough disease to require surgery. what are the treatment options for mitral valve regurgitation? there are no medications indicated to treat mitral regurgitation, so for patients with symptoms who have been diagnosed with moderate to severe mitral regurgitation, surgery is generally recommended to repair or replace the mitral valve. this typically involves open-heart surgery with the patient on cadiopulmon ary bypass. patients recovering from mitral valve surgery may take several months to regain normal physical function and activity. most of the rain will wind down early this afternoon, leaving only some scattered showers to finish off the day. temperatures won't move much, staying in the

heart walk. it's this saturday, citizens bank park from 8:00 to noon. even if you don't participate, there's something all of us can learn here and here to help us with that is chuck ball, the chair of the heart walk and tina frye. tina, i want to start with you. you're young, you're 37. i'm going to call that young because i'm about that same age. relatively young in terms of heart disease but tell us about your skn. how you discovered it and what people can learn about it. >> sure, i started going downhill with my health relatively quickly, just felt like i had an upper respiratory tract infection that never went away and it turned out to be my heart. there was a virus that attacked my heart, i ended up with dilated cardiomyopathy and congestive heart failure. with a lot of medication and help and rest things have gotten better. >> this was a virus that attacked your heart? >> it was a virus. >> was it genetic? >> no, they think it was most likely viral. >> and you went through several misdiagn

heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>> halfway through the most ambitious face transplant surgery ever attempted, doctors have removed the donor's face. >> face is going to the other room now. >> reporter: a warning. some of the footage you're about to see is graphic. former firefighter pat hardison is lying on the operating table next door. his now exposed face ready for the transplant. >> when we removed the face and we started going into the other room, it's like starting a whole new operation. >> everybody ready? >> yeah. >> reporter: lead surgeon dr. eduardo rodriguez positions the face. he now must quickly get blood circulating to it before the tissue starts to die. it's been without blood flow for almost three hours. >> until the face becomes pink my heart's racing. >> reporter: it's an intricate process. stitching together the blood vessels. >> okay. we're open. >> reporter: then within seconds -- >> see the pink? >> rep

your heart is lifted some of the time, your heart is broken some of the time. it's got everything. >> nothing blows up, and nobody's wearing tights, know what i'm saying? >> and nobody's doing the nasty. >> it's about true heroism. it's almost like a mr. smith goes to washington, except he goes to berlin. i remember those times. patti, you remember, honey. remember during the cold war, our biggest enemy was the soviet union and we were all afraid about the nuclear arms race and spies. it's just, based on a true story. >> oh, yes. >> so go see "bridge of spies." >> when we were done with that, we took a little break. a little nappy. >> i wish. >> and we went to our favorite things party, which is always a fun vants for us. so we go to this party where all of our advertisers and executives come. we have a couple hundred people who come out. jen miller was with us. we're going to talk about all the products on thursday >> thirsty thursday. >> oh, you're right. look at that crazy posse. anyway, and then -- >> we're on our way to t on the way to our favorite things

mother died of a sudden heart attack. his parents had been married for 56 years. he wrote, they said you can die it. steve burton is here with us. family very well. you're good friends with doug. he was to be here this weekend to call the bc notre dame game. his dad had been sick for a while. the mom walked into the room and saw the dad try to be revived and she had a heart attack as well. the family was stunned by this. our hearts go out to the family and we're with them. it's stunning. >> that's tough to hear. >>> i want to talk about david ortiz, we talked about the day yesterday, he might be retiring, he made it official. >> yes, he made it official. he turns 40 years old. 2016 will be the final year of baseball. he thanked us all for having his back through the years. >> i'm proud of what i had accomplished through the years. i'm very thankful for having fans like you guys who have supported me through my career. i wish i could play another 40 years, so, i have you guys behind me. but, it doesn't work that way. after

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and certainly my heart goes out to the family. frank: chief michael lyle knew the swasey family before they moved away from the tight knit north shore community. two of swasey' s classmates are now melrose officers. >> not only did you lose a son, devastating, devastating to anyone in law enforcement. >> we' re speechless. and his hometown community will do whatever it takes to support his family. they plan to hold them public memorial for him in his hometown. frank in melrose, fh, soc. : bob: taking a live look at the boston skyline on a saturday night, the rain finishing up, but some cold weather settling in. stormteam five' s mike wankum joins us with a quick look at the forecast. mike. mike: we get some much-needed rain today. out. we do expect those skies to be clearing away. it was backwards. ended the day cold. that is not even a cold of the s. you will see what is going to happen on the future cast as we head into overnight hours. lots of sunshine coming in tomorrow but it won' t be much sunshine we are talking about. warm

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yesterday his dad died of a heart attack. less than a an hour later, his mom also had a sudden heart attack and passed away. the death of flutie's parents has both saddened and fascinated dr. martin samuels, chairman of the neurology department at brigham and women's hospital. he's an expert on broken heart syndrome. >> i noticed that the nervous system could have a negative effect on other organs. the effect here is almost certainly on the heart. reporter: research has proven it. >> a special shape that the heart can take under these circumstances. it dilate and normally. reporter: rarely does a syndrome lead to a second death. >> it can happen to anybody. it's probably true that you're at increased risk if you have an underlying condition. but sadly, we have seen it in children, people of all ages. reporter: the fluties were married for 56 years and raised four children. they had recently been living in florida, near doug, a heisman trophy winner and sportscaster. i'm kelley tuthill, wcvb newscenter 5. >> to that sportscast

i poured my heart into it. i enjoyed going out entertaining like so many fans on that given sunday or monday or on that stage. and i just wanted to play just good football. that was it. >> at lot of same teams kept making the list. so is it the management and the organization? or is it the talent on the team? you had a lot of repeat customers. >> i think it's both. you look at denver broncos right now. with john elway what they just did with brennan davis. because that offense of denver has been a little inconsistent. now you bring in a player like that. this guy been in the league like ten years and scored like 55 touchdowns and then with poison. >>> a very slow soccer match this week cost a broadcaster in china his job. the game was described as boring by some fans. >> you heard it there. the color commentator fell asleep as the two teams passed the ball back and forth over and over. plus the match ended at 4:00 a.m. beijing time. in his defense this, guy is a 20 year veteran and like you heard. >> should hav

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it's called heart buds. using this small device an app and a smartphone sounds can now be recorded stored and shared. and to see how it compared with traditional stethoscopes, researchers at orlando health put it to the test. >> we examined four different stethoscope models listening to heart and lung songs, abdominal sounds and vessels in their neck, all the sounds. >> reporter: they found heart buds picked up sounds just as well as the top stethoscopes on the market and better than disposable ones. compared to heart buds, disposal stethoscopes missed 43% of heart murmurs and up to 75% of carotid artery blockage. because they are disposable and sounds are recorded there are fewer contacts between patient and doctors, nurses and medical assistance. that means fewer chances to transmit infection. >> so with this electronic this portion there will be no more transmitting this stuff between the patients. >> reporter: it allows patients with chronic diseases like heart failure to record their own sounds and send

my heart rate reached 118 beats per minute. the basis showed my heart rate was lower.is provided relevant data and was easier to use, not as accurate as the hexoskin. >> while film was on the beach i was on assignment in las vegas. i was asked to compare three devices. waterproof, no charging, runs off the power of your mind. tracks your sleeping. that's not creepy. we can determine what makes it different from one another. for me, style is important. it's clear out of all the devices the misfit shine has taken a fashionable approach. i'm going to read the instructions and figure out how to turn the guys on. we'll get back to you with more details soon. meanwhile, just outh my home down of seattle washington. i was given a basic watch to try. i decided to test it during a different type of activity. i'm about to go to sleep wearing the basis b1. it will track my sleep and tell me how much of my time i spent in light sleep, deep sleep and how much i spent in rem sleep and will track the number of times i tossed and turned throughout the night. the number of times my sle

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so it's, you know -- it's in my heart. so it touch me a lot, her story. >> lauren would gladly have passed up this way to become famous. but she's using her story to spread an important message. and so can you, even if you're not yet old enough to register to be a donor. >> teens can help by learning about organ donation, discussing it with their friends and family, and if it resonates with them, you know, advocating for it. >> lauren's very aware that her life is possible because someone else's life ended. she's forever grateful to people who choose organ donation if a tragedy occurs. >> it's the best gift that you will ever give anyone. you're giving the gift of life, and your life is living on in someone else. >> in fact, the organs from a single donor can save the lives of eight people. to find out more, there's a link on our website. for "teen kids news," i'm rachel. >> i'm cailin. >> and i'm hannah. >> and we'll tell you... >> what it's like being twins... >> when "teen kids news" continues. >> ever wonder what it wa

i have a heart right here, okay. i've got a heart right here. i'm going to give it to my good friend paul dinello. paul, come out here. paul dinello, good to see you. i wouldld shake hands with you but >> we don't need to shake hands. >> stephen: we don't shake hands. we never shake hands. the most we ever do this is. how long have we known each other? >> ah, 20 -- >> plus. >> 20-something-plus years. >> stephen: exactly. you're a happily married man. >> yes, and i have the pictures to prove it. >> stephen: okay, in fact -- and so am i. you were my best man. >> that's right. and you officiated my wedding. >> stephen: everybody knows that. again, we're both married. >> happily married. >> stephen: exactly. >> and, again, i have plenty of pictures of usith women. >> stephen: got it. and this is true. let's pretend we're on twitter right now okay and i'm reading your twitter feed and you've just typed in something funny, mildly funny and relatable. >> okay. they-- they say things sell like hot cakes, yet i've never balt a hot cake. ( laughter ) >>

heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts.great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>> so this is a plea to anyone looking for a pet. kennels are full at the animal care and control team base in philadelphia. this week, they are trying to get all the dogs adopted. act filly is waiving fees for large breed adult dogs today and tomorrow. they are cut in half for all other dogs and puppies. interested? the kennels are in huntington park in north phillie. coming up in our 8:30 show, act pr will bring in a cat. more on that later. >>> sunday, 1:00 in lincoln financial field, eagles miss bradford and matthews ruled out for the game. bradford suffered concussion and injured the shoulder taking this hit in the third quarter, and mark sanchez starts, and despite the issues, he feels ready to take over. >> any time you get reps in the justify season, you know, all during otas, preseason training camp, all that, you know, every experience, every repetition can only help your knowledge an

my heart leftapt out of my chest. just a week later, we met the mother and instantly had a connection. we found out the mom was 7 1/2 months pregnant and it was a girl. a few weeks after that, my husband and i were shopping for a stroller when we received a phone call. the mother was having contraction and heading to the hospital. our baby girl was four weeks early. her lungings were underdeveloped. we had to transport her by ambulance to the knicku. the doctor said the baby was fine, it was just precautionary. we were in the nicu for 15 days. god truly showed my family that timing is everything. i look back at all the events of that day, being in the right place at the right time, and see how god's unseen hand orchestrated this whole thing to bring my family together. a few months later, my husband and i got the transfer of custody and the adoption became final on may 15th, 2014. what a glorious day that was and will always be. my husband's name is raymond and i am tear ris sa. that is how we came up with ray lynn. g

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on tuesday twitter announced it was changing the stars to hearts hearts and calling them likes instead the heart is more expressive and in their test people loved it. reaction from users back that up with jk ricky retweeting i don't want to sound mellow gram particular, but it has made me inapable of love. >> even twitter hates me. why did you have to change the star for a heart? and andy levy wrote at twitter i am outraged that the thing i click is now a different shape. he has such an analytical mind. >> are we talking about twitter? >> jet do dye yaw, i feel weird clicking on a heart on another guy's tweet. >> it took a hart emoji in my tks. that's a lot. you don't know what a heart is saying and a star says this is cool. you don't know. a heart has meaning and women will take it the wrong way. thee will see the heard and read signs that aren't there. i know, i did it all day. >> well whim take it differently. i have a theory and you go ahead with your answer. >> as there a question? >> i have a theory as to why they would change it of the i don't think it is what they are saying. >

i poured my heart into it. i enjoyed going out entertaining like so many fans on that given sunday or monday or on that stage. and i just wanted to play just good football. >> at lot of same teams kept making the list. so is it the management and the organization? or is it the talent on the team? you had a lot of repeat customers. >> i think it's both. you look at denver broncos right now. with john elway what they just did with brennan davis. because that offense of denver has been a little inconsistent. now you bring in a player like that. this guy been in the league like ten years and scored like 55 touchdowns and then with demarius thomas too, pick your it is a combination of both. there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s

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flutie says it was a broken heart that took his mother. wcvb newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live at boston college tonight. hor rhea? jorge: doug flutie, a boston his parents tonight. one watch doug flutie's favorite local spots. the news hitting hard. >> crazy. when we heard about it, it is heartbreaking. reporter: talking egg tragic loss t. his dad, be dick, who was ill at the hospital, died of a heart attack. less than an hour late, he his mom, joan, pass aid. what flutie saying you can die of a broken heart in a believe it. that is an accurate description. that's the description futuresser years. done on the field and off the field. >> 12s then mfl, a canadian football superstar, a heisman trophy winner. the hail mary pass to wayne game against maemi among the greatest place in college football. ite reminds me of the movie "the notebook" something like happen, you can't live without each other. >> parried 56 years, the pollute tyes have been living in nor are florida near doug and his family. the doctor says this syndrome mimics heart

and we go up the the right side of the heart. and we measure pressures in the right side of the heart. and then we take a couple of pictures and find what we consider to be a good location on one on the pulmunary arteries going on the left side usually and we deploy the device." a couple days after the procedure, the patient can go back to normal activity. once the device is in place, it measures and collects the pressures in the pulimunary artery, while the patient is sleeping on a specific pillow, which then transmits the data through a cell phone to a secure website where the doctors can monitor the information. this allows doctors to adjust medications accordingly to help prevent the patients from even feeling sick. this proactive routine 35 percent for congestive heart failure patients. device could save lives and money, which is why medicare completely covers procedure costs. kayla novak, siouxland news. 3 3 3 iowa's governor says he sees no reason to delay a planned privatization of the state's medicaid plan. 3 terry brans

this is about having a young heart but doesn't mean it is a perfect heart.is high energy could trigger this sundddenness. what is the chance of getting these to be made more routine? >> right now the american heart association is not in favor of this because of false positives and false negatives. and then the cost issue. as i mentioned 8 million high school athletes. chris you make an important point. the american heart association also says, look, this occurs in the general population. not just among high school athletes. do you screen those people as well? they are still trying to figure this out. but there are many who say we should be screening high school athletes. that is when a lot of these sorts of heart problems are uncovered. the body is really active now for the first time for a lot of these people playing a high school sport. it could unmask a heart problem that existed all along but had never been a problem for them. >> and as you argue cost is about how much profits companies are allowed to make not what is the best course of good health. than

steve: a lot of scientist david you can die from a broken heart. reporter: doug flutie on wednesday announced the death of his parents, both of them passing away within an hour of each other. they save you can die of a broken heart, and i believe it, he wrote. it's sad and at the same time romantic. the idea that someone could not their living without the other so much so that they die of a broken heart. it's the stuff that movies are made of. an elderly couple died together and in california, married 67 years, they took the last breath together and yes, died hand-in-hand back in february. in 2012 in oklahoma they were married 62 years, this couple died 10 minutes apart. there have been countless stories just like there's around the world. what is it only coincidence? or is it possible? to these couples really die of heartbreak? stews >> we often seem couples who've been together for a long time that very soon after one another. and we really believe that there's a connection between the mind and the heart. reporter: she says a sudden rush to lead