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. >>> we're back with eye-opening information about heart health, specifically a leading cause for heartttacks striking seemingly healthy younger women, many who have just given birth. we get the latest from nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: ann marie was only 40 when she had her first heart attack. >> i remember saying to the nurse, i have to be okay. i have this 17-day-old baby. >> it was a rare postpartum complication but six years later, the same chest crushing pain. >> reporter: you almost died? >> i don't like to think about that but, yes. >> reporter: for the second time, she had something called a scad heart attack, a tear in a blood vessel going to her heart. >> ten years ago, we assumed wrongly, it turns out, that all heart attacks were due to blockage on the inside. >> reporter: the average scad victim is just 42. 10 to 20% have just given birth but it can also affect men and typical heart attack treatments like stints could tear the artery further. >> watching and waiting may be the best thing. that's an important learning, because we were making things worse in the past.

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when an artery is blocked part of those heart muscles die. that is a heart attack. you can have symptoms of that, people can survive that. sudden cardiac arrest on the other hand is very different. it means your heart stops. typically someone collapses to the ground immediately. it is often fatal and there is not much we can do. that is why you put the defibrillator on them, do cpr. if you have a heart attack, you need to open artery maybe get a stand. if you have sudden cardiac arrest you either need to get shocked forget medication to stabilize your heart. two totally different think. >> someone died suddenly of heart disease, do they most likely have previous symptoms? >> again, tough to say based on i want to know more information, how old are they, young or old? usually yes there has to be a history of some kind of heart disease. did mom and dad have that? do they have underlying high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, obesity, all things that are modifiable risk factors. and what is their lifestyle, diet, exercise, drug use, alcohol, cocaine. i don't

attack and can lead to heart failure. it is much more common in women and men. it typically occurs in women over 50. >> patients often present very ill and very suddenly and often require a lot of support to get you through the syndrome. >> but doctors at most people who suffer from broken heart syndrome on >> dr. sayed is not just sudden emotional stress that can trigger broken heart syndrome. intense physical stress can cause it as well. >>> new year's eve might be a little less bubbly for some of you in montgomery county. today officials acknowledged that the department had limited amounts of some champagnes and sparkling wines at its warehouse. the bad news was first reported in bethesda magazine. but they -- they do say new shipment is supposed to come in and some items may not be on the shelves in time for the holiday. >>> there's one thing there's not a short of tonight is bagels county. -- bagels. >> this menorah is 10 feet tall and made out of roughly 400 bagels, they call it a goal nora. -- bagel nora honecker i

with we talk about heart attacks and heart disease, i think of people like my dad.er, male, not me. these stories remind us that it could be house. >> yes. it is as you cited in the cdc, the number one killer across the board of mortality. it gets overlooked as we tend to identify gender with a particular disorder. you're right to say that. we just need to be more informed. and these are good resources to that end. >> one of the statistics that stood out to me from the cdc, almost two thirds of women who die from heart disease had no previous symptoms. that seems to be keeping in with what carrie fisher's family said. this was unexpected. >> often the first sign of disease in the vascular bed is that of a heart attack or stroke perhaps. yes, there isn't a lot of clues or hints or warnings. it is a fast-moving condition. unfortunately on her case she was on a flight. it is a time sensitive matter. >> what should you do about it. >> you have to get immediately in touch with a medical professional to assess the situation. it may not be that. those are where factors go

vessel going to her heart. >> ten years ago, we assumed wrongly as it turns out that all heart attackse cholesterol blockage and blocked clot on the inside. >> so would you have missed this? >> i have little doubt that in hindsight we missed many cases over the last number of years. >> reporter: the average scad victim is just 42. 10 to 20% have just given birth. but it can also affect men, and typical heart attack treatments like stents could tear the artery further. >> watching and waiting may be the best thing. that's an important learning, because we were making things worse in the past. >> reporter: doctors still don't know what causes scad. their best advice is know the symptoms of a heart attack, chest, jaw, or arm pain, shortness of breath, cold sweats. ann marie now takes medicines like blood thinners to help avoid another attack. she avoids strenuous exercise and won't have more kids. >> you can't help but sit at an event and think to yourself, what if i wasn't here? especially when you come that close to not being there. >> reporter: now hoping her story could help save some

♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart.the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >> vicki: explaining what are the coldest--artic cold is >> reporter: and beautiful live shot. it is nice and clear but a bit on the cold side. the very very careful watching out for the black ice. between the 20's and low '30's. some very cold temperatures are right until saturday. >> reporter: it is 48 degrees in oakland, with a windy conditions. with the mixed atmosphere. still, the cold air is rolling again on top of the bridge spirit we have cold conditions here with the high country. if you are expected to go there at all your warm clothes because it will be chilly. with low 30's tomorrow and '40's as we head towards the weekend. >> reporter: overnight lows in concord, 35 in santa rosa. you will likely see some frost on some of the cars. slightly warmer than today. as we look at the next couple of days we are going to have a pretty decent weekend. as we head into next week.

then, at just four years old, she underwent open heart surgery, receiving a donor heart valve that changed it was p.j.'s. >> my entire life from that moment was a gift from my donor. >> reporter: she always wanted to thank the donor's family, so she tracked down old hospital records and through a medical organization, she sent them a letter. >> "for some reason, i always imagined my donor was older, had lived more life than that. i'm so sorry. in your worst moments, you selflessly thought of others, and that is why i'm alive today. he is the most influential person in my life, my angel, and my hero." >> reporter: the two families exchanged notes for six months. then they were invited to ride together on the "donate life" float in this year's rose parade. they're finally meeting for the first time. >> i think i've got some things in common with p.j. >> i can already tell. ( laughter ) >> reporter: the wolf family, who has given the ultimate gift, feels they've also received so much in return. >> don't you ever, ever underestimate the fact that you are our hero. you have fulfilled my child's

in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart.the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. is sdmrch three days in salt lake city. systemers taking on utah jazz. sixers down by 7. t. j. fines nerlens noel. season high 20 minute for him, 13 points. 2nd quarter we go. joe johnston hits from the corner. late in the second sixers up by 3. how about jayliel okafor big job 13 points in frame and finished with same number. this was led by five -- sixers led by five and late in this game you knew what would happen they flat off go off. utah takes lead and they go nuts in the 4th quarter and win 100 to 83. by now you may have heard carson swents giving offensive line men custom made shot guns for the holidays as response organization called sees fire pa is sending players gun locks as safety measure. they were at practice prepare are for the match-up at the linc he said he wanted to give them something different. it's more like a keepsake. here's reaction from a couple teammates

a thing as dying of a broken heart? >> there is. broken heart syndrome is one of the names of this stress-induced cardiomie yop thi. >> thank you so much for being with us. >>> let's turn to our weather now and chilly temperatures coming up i hear. >> chilly temperatures out there for sure. we're going to continue to see the area. take a look at the numbers. first off, sunshine now, but we have seen areas of snow. some snow showers back to the west. that's something that i'm going to continue to track. very light snow showers. there are not have many of them. it's all part of the storm system that's strengthening up to the boston area. a couple snow showers coming on through. you may see flurries, but that's about it. it's going to be the cold air. take a look at the windchill overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. by tomorrow morning, a windchill of 20 in frederick. 22 in d.c. by tomorrow afternoon, that windchill around 28 in gaithersburg. 29 in manassas. so one day of real cold and then we're looking towards new yea

. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart.the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >>> a teen clerk foils a robbery at a convenience store in atlantic city and it's all caught on camera. a 17-year-old works at his family's store. on monday a man walked in and demanded money. he had a gun. he acted like he was going to open the register then quickly grab the robber's bag and gun. he pointed it at the would-be robber who pulled out his mask and pleaded for mercy. he said he wouldn't recommend other people grab a gun from a robber but in this situation he has no regrets. >> i had one secretary to think should i give him the money or take the gun. that's when i took the chance and i took the gun. >> he told police he recognized the suspect who goes by the name eddie who may be responsible for another armed robbery last week on the same street. >>> the leaders of the u.s. and japan make history at pearl harbor, the place where japan bombed the u.s. thrusting america

. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart.the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. on monday. police in campbell say they now have the woman... shown in surveillance video... who took a little girl's christmas present from a front porch. >>> a break in a rash of thefts, they now have the woman shown in surveillance videos took a girls christmas present - - present. she admitted to the theft in campbell and two other similar crimes. police put out that video in an effort to publicize the use of beta packages by putting in gps trackers. >>> tomorrow, the empire one man built on a ponzi scheme goes up for auction. one thing is not for sale. >> reporter: a peek inside the wine office of premier krill, a glimpse into a luxury life run by friday. he admitted he was running a pop - - a wine ponzi scheme. traces of his lifestyle go on auction. court records show that he admitted that he sold or attended to sell $40 million worth of phantom wine that he never purchased a

we're looking at broken heart syndrome. someone can die from a broken heart. >> absolutely. anyone who has been through it say the pain of losing a child is horrific. stressful. losing anyone is stressful. you can die from broken heart syndrome. in many ways it mimics a heart attack and more likely to have in women over the age of 65. >> >> ♪ good morning >> debbie reynolds leading lady and hollywood icon passing away wednesday a day after her daughter carrie fisher. the news shocking the world and leaving many to ask did she die of a broken heart? >> e said you can die from a broken heart. there is a syndrome called broken heart sin drome. it's stress induced cardiomyopathy. >> the center at women's cardiovascular health and says 90% of the patients with broken heart syndrome are women. and the symptoms mimic a heart attack. >> we know that about the mortality rate for it is 4% during the hospitalization. >> fisher died tuesday, days after suffering a heart attack on a plane. reynolds' son says the stress was too much for his mother. although reynolds suffered a stroke, doc

. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart.the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >>> carrie fisher's final days. is this photo of empty beer bottles evidence of a relapse? >> very disturbing. very sad. >> and what we learned will happen to carrie's beloved dog gary. she took him everywhere. >> who is your friend? >> this is gary fisher. >>> and so many celebrity deaths, prince, george michael, now carrie. what's going on? >> we have less than a week left in 2016 and it's almost like people are walk on egg shells. >>> then, hatchimal heart break. the hot christmas gift that doesn't work. >> two hours playing with this stupid thing trying to get it to hatch. >> hatchimals refuse to hatch. >>> plus, jlo and drake get cozy. are they really dating?

disease. >> this is a heart attack syndrome that unlike typical heart attack occurs with the arteriesompletely open. and the area of the heart that's affected is quite large, but if people survive the event it all goes away. >> reporter: symptoms can resemble a heart tack, including chest pain and shortness of breath, but may be subtle, causing women to delay >> we don't necessarily understand why an emotional connection exists, but we know that the brain and the heart are closely connected. you can die of heartbreak. but exactly how that happens and exactly why, we don't know. >> reporter: most people fully recover, but death can occur from problems like heart failure or an irregular heartbeat. in addition, a blood clot in the heart can travel to the brain, causing a stroke. >> any idea how common this is? >> it's probably relatively uncommon but nobody knows exactly how common it is because it's probably been flying under the radar for years. but now doctors are getting increasingly better at recognizing it. in 2012 about 6,200 cases were diagnosed in the united states. that represe

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put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: a husband and wife are dead after a suspected it case of carbon monoxide poisoning. this is the third case of carbon monoxide poisoning in the last eight days. and now that winter is here people are dying from carbon monoxide. shelby miller is getting answers. >> reporter: you are right. this is the time fire departments respond to more and more calls. the good news is the firefighter i spoke with said there are simple steps you can take to stay safe. the silent killer. >> there is no way it will alert you. it is not doing to wake you up because of the smell or because you hear something. there is no taste to it. >> reporter: just today carbon monoxide poisoning claimed two lives in northeast ohio. >> it is a horrible reminder. >> reporter: they say 430 people die every year ac

. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart.ke these. >>> welcome back to "good morning america." i'm here with myy friends from west virginia. appropriately dressed in white. everybody wanting a white christmas, didn't get one here in new york. idaho, check it out, ski santas. if you showed up dressed up as first your local weather forecast, check it out. thanks, rob, we're dry right now, just a little ground clutter near the radar site. let's go outside and show you what it looks like, commodor barry bridge, lots of clouds up above. it's chilly with temperatures in the 30s a bit of a breeze. we get a high of 50, but that doesn't happen until after sunset. most of the day, temperatures in the 40s, and clouds and gristle and watching for the potential of freezing rain in the northwest suburbs until 11:00 a.m. 911. lot of gifts were unwrapped this weekend. if you're planning on returning some of them, becky is back with why you shouldn't sleep on those returns. becky, we got some clothes and some video games here. do they put thi

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the heart feels like there is a punch on it, it has a big bruise after a heart attack oftentimes. sudden cardiac death is because the heart stops beating because it short-circuited out. they are related. you could have a heart attack with that damaged tissue, that broken wiring on the surface of the heart and it can short-circuit the heart and lead to this defibrillation which is when the heart turns to a bag of worms. what leaves people lying in the street. >> so much we don't know about the situation with alan thicke but we do know it followed hockey, so there was exertion. we know he was conscious and alert and even talking to his son before he passed away. of all the things you want to tell people, the first thing you tell them -- call 911. >> 911 is important because they have things you don't have by your side. they have high-dose oxygen, medications, and tools and devices and know how to use them. but you have to tell 911 sometimes where to take you as soon as you are ns everyone right now, as soon as this segment is over find out the closest heart and stroke center to your

learning could help millions of patients born with heart defects. when we met carmen baron, her children were fighting back against a heart defect they all share. >> my children, some of them cannot do every day activities. >> like 0 members of their family, they were born with holes in their hearts. or malformed valves. six years ago, they agreed to help a team with a ground breaking study. >> sometimes, rare families like this allow us to get a look into what happens in disease. >> they travelled to texas to collect skin and blood samples and the team turned the cells into stem cells and into beating heart cells. the team began searching for genetic clues. >> and found the key problem. >> it was a mutation in a critical gene called gata 4. the kids grew up, several also developed heart disease. >> this one is one from patient with the disease. so they traced the chain of genetic building blocks. he helped identify a network that could be targeted with existing drugs. >> i'm most excited about the possibility to use big data. >> in the a cure in it

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♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart.ave given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. ♪ >>> "star wars" fans are paying tribute to act dress carrie fisher who is best known for her role as princess leia. fans gathered in anaheim and around the country last night honoring her. if nothing else, a light saber tribute, of course. >> i should have been there. >> i forgot my light saber. >> i still have two. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, violent crime is on the rise in chicago. while rest are down insiders saying that police officers are stepping back from going beyond their regular duties. ahead in a preview of "60 minutes," what these cops are saying off camera about low mor moral. >>> plus president-elect donald trump has been making headlines with his twitter account. see how social media is helping him rewrite the rules for incoming administrations and diplomacy. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> the "los angeles times" reports

it can be similar to a heart attack and lead to heart failure. it's more common in women than men and ty doctors say most people who suffer from broken heart syndrome go onto make a full recovery. >>> well, on facebook people are saying this is proof that you can die from a broken heart. al roker tweeted, my daughter asked if it's possible to die from a broken heart and i think debbie reynolds knew her daughter needed her and god granted her her mother. the mother of singer arianna grande said i believe that we lost debbie from a broken heart. george said there's nothing harder than having to purr ri -- bury a child. she's with her daughter now. >> for more on the lives and deaths of debbie reynolds and carrie fisher you can find more on our wusa 9 app. >>> coming up, the removal of a couple that caused a disturbance on a delta airlines flight is caught on camera. >> man is dead and a maryland deputy wounded >>> we are following details of a developing story in maryland. that's where an eastern shore deputy is in critical condition after being sh

state house and senate passed the heart beat bill.ing abortion from the time a feat heart beat is detected. one of the kweps we are seeing the headlines on this. how did this law compared to other laws in the states. >> this is most restrictive. 43 states have restrictions on time and phase of fetal development. and some prohibit when the doctor determines the fetus is viable. here in ohio, they are placing viability on six week and that's when you generally hear a heart beat. the aclu vowed to file a lawsuit and it is unconstitutional with the trips pels of roe versus wade. >> a federal judge knocked the judge out and claiming it was constitutional and the supreme court refused to hear it. that meant the story stood. >> we are coming out of an election cycle and there was a moment in the debate. they were answering questions on abortion and donald trump had to this is a. i am pro-life and appointing pro-life judges. i would think that would go back. >> if they overturned it will go back to the states. >> what i want to say. do you wa

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in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart.the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >>> so, here's a story you don't hear very often in sports. wake forest said they have found the mole within their program. the person providing opponents with their game plans. andy sholes has more in this morning's bleacher report. tell us about this, andy. >> wake forest says that their radio announcer who is a former player and assistant coach for the demon deacons was providing or attempting to provide confidential game preparations to opponents several times starting back in 2014. now, the man's name is tommy elrod. he's been fired and band from wake forest athletics. previously, though, elrod had unlimited access to the team. wake forest started an investigation after their equipment manager found play sheets inside louisville stadium before their game with the cardinals. head coach dave clawsussen said- >>> for the first time ever they will play four games in london next s

>> he donated the heart, liver and kidneys.o donated bone and skin and corneas. >> reporter: bone and tissue donations could have saved or improved the lives of up to 50 people, all from a single organ donor, david rodabaugh. >> it's been over a year since you've been here? >> yeah. >> reporter: it's been a tough year. while she was grieving her son's death she was also battling cancer. now she's back in new york for the first time since he passed away. >> do you feel him here? >> yeah. i do. i feel him everywhere. he used to walk up behind me and put his big ape arms around me and just -- just sway back and forth and say, i love you, mommy. you were my life, you were my everything. he'd always just bend over and kiss me on the forehead. we'd reciprocate. as soon as he'd leave that would be the last thing i'd do. >> reporter: tomorrow nancy is going to meet the people whose lives were saved by david's organs, including pat. >> i just want to kiss his forehead. >> reporter: the next morning a boisterous group of grateful familie

it's the same effect, you get a heart attack. but it's different than what we traditionally see as heart attacks. so doctors not recognizing it when a young woman in particular comes in with some kind of chest pain, they're told oh, it's heartburn or something like that and sent home to disastrous results. >> and the trust is scad doesn't just affect women, it affects men too? >> while they're researching, while they're trying to figure out who's most at risk and what you can do to prevent it, the best advice is to know the symptoms of a heart attack, so if you're feeling that chest pain, you're feeling that pain down your arm and your jaw, something like that, death get it checked out by a doctor, and don't whebe afraid to say could this be a heart attack? could this be a scad heart attack and encourage them to take a look. >> we'll have much more on the story on nbc nightly news tonight at 7 6 -- 6:30, only on nbc 10. >>> tonight there was a memorial held for craig sager. family and friends, including fellow broadcasters spoke

living and beating heart muscle to trick the heart cells into changing and they found two promisinghemicals. >> new we have to refine the process so we can do it safely in people. >> human trials are still a few years away and the researches say after a hack people could take -- heart attack take a pill and have healthy cells transplanted into the heart. >> soak rain, gusty wind and possible flooding? we have how bay area communities are ready for a double dose of rain. all the stirring tributes to the 36 victims of the ghost ship fire as investigators try >> good morning, bay area, let's get going. >> good morning at 5:00 a.m. on tuesday, december 13. i am natasha zouves. >> i am reggie aqui. with alexis smith and jessica castro and

heart.♪ ♪ in your heart.e the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >>> now, wusa9 game on sports. brought to you by xfinity. >> we have all been destroying the fatty foods this week, right. holiday cookie getting us closer to a coronariy event. so glad we didn't have another nail biter to put us over the threshold. enter big 10 taking on the fighting illini pick it up in the 2nd half. untouched on his way to 20 points. a couple of minutes later comes fly with me, cow an to lg gill and the foul. maryland never led by less than 9 points. you fail again, you fail again, then you pass the ball. wide open, sinks the 3. they cruise 84-59 the final. they are now 13 and 1. >>> to the ice. berry and the boys. in prison a warm brooklyn, a warm day in the use. 8 minutes in, islanders are going to strike first. powering towards the net, get the shot off, deflected. islanders 1-0. skip ahead to the 3rd. crossing center ice, shot on goal, deflected right her

thank you all from my heart for the nice and thoughtful words. merry christmas to y'all. >> that's great to here. if you have ever been to the corner of market and new montgomery stress in san francisco, you have probably noticed larry moore shining shoes. here's an inspiring story. >> this shoe shine stand is not only larry moore's life, it also saved his life. >> i usually get here at six. >> larry is here seven days a week,sen hours a day. this job keeps him soak bar. even though he makes about $2,400 a month, he's still homeless. that was supposed to change january 1st. he saved up enough to enter a long-term room on poke street but on monday -- >> i came out and it was gone. >> someone stole all of his shoe shine supplies. then things only got worse. >> wednesday morning i came here and it was tore apart, in peaces. >> it's not clear why anyone would vandalize his stand, but he's not letting it get him down. >> i'm not hurt but maybe be my pride a little. >> the blows keep coming. a few minutes before we met. >> i went inside and grabbed a c

little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart.the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >> officials at cirque du soleil have not said when or if their san francisco show will resume following the debt of a co-founder's son. the performers are mourning the loss of the 43-year-old hit in the head by an aerial lift before the she on tuesday. cirque du soleil canceled the performance at at&t park on tuesday and wednesday nights. san francisco police and members of osha are investigating the tragic accident. >> software security experts say a new malware affected more than a million droid phones that run on older droid operating system. on older droid operating system. it is called inflating their reputation. google has blocked 150 version of the attack anden watching consumers to stay away from uncertified apps. >> oakland's ethics mission has a word for the policy of using a word for the policy of using free tickets to wears bankrupt. no one benefits but the officials.

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the man's heart started beating again.g a heart attack outside a hospital are just one in ten. >> so for someone to survive going into cardiac arrest outside the hospital in the middle of a stadium, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: by halftime, the man was in stable condition at a hospital. days later, released. they never got a chance to ask his name. >> that's fine. we know he's alive, and that's all we can hope for. >> reporter: this two-man team scored the biggest game in history without taking the field. >> wow. they say, estimated ten minutes before the on duty ems crew showed up, so a lot of people very thankful this morning that those paramedics happened to be there. >> so great that the game kept going and there were no pauses for, you know, timeouts or anything to keep looking at the clock. >> that was a big concern. >> yeah. >> very cool they were able to use the score board clock like that. quick thinking. >> the jets, well, they could use a little reviving. >>> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniac

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