heart syndrome. in which they weaken in response to extreme stress develop symptoms on an echocardiogram the heart muscle appears stunned it has a wide base in a narrow neck. we don't exactly know why this happened. the life threatening arrhythmias even death. with the victims of emotional or physical trauma who seem to died not from their injuries they showed telltale signs of heart injury and sale death. the broken heart syndrome can occur when they are not conscious of their grief. sad of course. but somewhat relieved actually. they became tearful and then they get chest pain. a noticeable painting. on an ultrasound they have weekend nothing on other tests was admissible. two weeks later the emotional state have returned to normal and so to an ultrasound of the heart. it is the reported in many stressful situations. gambling losses. even a surprise birthday party. outbreaks of it a major earthquake devastated the largest island in japan 39 people were killed and more than 3,000 injured. they found

it was a sheep'ssh heart. in fact, he was in the operating room and before transplants were successful h , he ran out of options and the patient was dying on the table and said go down to the lab and bring me a sheep's heart and lasts - - let's try it so they brought it up and he put it in and probably stopped and the patient died but why i wanted to write the book there is a houston culture that many are familiar with let's try it first don't ask for permission but ask for forgiveness if it passes. that's aar story of the early years of heart surgery. . >> related to that is developing the tools you need for operating on a beating heart or keeping someone's blood go so these are made in people's kitchens so. >> so he and his brother grew up in houston they would blow things up. i don't think their parents were very attentive. [laughter] they did a lot of rockets. billy was just a natural inventor and he could look at things and community could also do this to say i don't have the tool i need to do this. he wo

neil lennon goaded hearts fa ns tynecastle.ts fans after a late goal was disallowed and then was hit by a coin. he wasn't down for long and appear to be fine afterwards but it could've been more serious. it wasn't the only incident involving fans. hearts's goalkeeper also went down after trying to retrieve the ball in the second half. he didn't need treatment and was soon back on his feet. but this is what will be remembered rather than the football. hearts could only manage a single shot on target. hits - only go one shot on target. hits can only go one together with their chants curry from stevie mallen. the visitors will suffer most from these stalemate with a second yellow card following this incident. hearts remain top of the table but now they have celtic breathing down the next after a comfortable 5—0 win over dundee. it moves brendan rodgers aside of the second four points behind hearts with a game in hand. it's been a busy night in the scottish premiership — there were four other matches. kilmarnock stay third after a

heart muscle tissue damaged in an attack can't regenerate scar tissue forms which affects the heart's ability to pump. but this might be about to change thanks to spiders they could help millions of people regain a strong and healthy heart. find their path deciders are simply amazing when it comes to producing materials there are masters at manufacturing remarkable fibers. it's the spider silk that has scientists excited it's made up mainly of proteins and it's a biological marvel a strand maybe only two thousands of a millimeter wide yet it's tougher and stronger than any other known fiber. it's possible to milk spiders to yield up their cells. the material is being used more and more in the field of medicine for example the dressing. used inside our bodies. the most exciting aspect of these fibers is that they are invisible to the body so they can be used as a bio shield in stealth mode anything you wrap and silk is no longer regarded as a foreign substance by the body this is a great achievement we can avoid triggering any reaction on the part of the body to the surface of so. and

tommy's heart took over.he surgery lasted an hour and a half. >> thank you, doctor. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: 1.2 million viewers watched the surgery. the next morning -- >> oh, the phones were ringing themselves silly. >> reporter: nearly 100,000 phone calls swamped kpix. we had to install extra phones. >> people wanted to know what's happening to tommy. >> reporter: e kid was page news. as for whatever s es because i'm 68 now and still here. >> reporter: meet tommy hunter, alive, well after high school, tom ended up working at a local hospital. that's where he met the love of his life, marianne. >> we just celebrated our 45th wedding anniversary in may. >> reporter: tom and his wife are now retired. he lived quite a life. they have two children and three grandchildren. as for all the publicity 60 years ago? >> kind of cool for an 8-year- old. >> reporter: an 8-year-old whose heart made history. >> that is amazing. on kpix.com we have posted the entire historic broadcast. also, an exclusive report we s

a heart lung machine. it made open heart surgery possible. >> this machine is designed to imitate the heart and the lungs. >> kpix 5 technicians hauled big cameras and snake cables right into the o.r. everything needed disinfecting. >> we had three cameras in the operating room. camera number one was chained into the ceiling to lock down on the surgical wound. it's pretty good. >> reporter: the producer in charge. as for the big camera hanging over the patient? >> and i had nightmares about that. holding a scalpel, the late dr. frank garbotti. as for the patient? >> an 8-year-old boy is on the operating table. his name is tommy. >> reporter: tommy hunter from oakland. tommy was admitted to stanford lane hospital in san francisco. he was born with a heart defect. >> tommy had essentially a hole in his heart. >> reporter: without the surgery, his chances of living a long life were slim. >> they cut tommy's chest open. >> reporter: kpix floor manager her -- herb zettle. >> there was a humat. >>a real broadcas

natural to grow heart muscle cells. microscope you can see individual cells contracting rhythmically. there is a downside natural. the problem was we couldn't produce cells of the same. quality or in sufficient quantities so we abandon the project because we thought we could never implemented in humans. but in the meantime thomas scheiber over in by a god was working on a possible solution to the problem artificial spider silk. and was we had one advantage before us twenty years of research had failed so we knew what not to do. after many years of work scheibel thought out a way to engineer spider silk protein. could help. to achieve this he first had to decipher the d.n.a. of the spider then he identified the blueprint of a certain silk protein and translated it into the language of the bacteria and then planted these genes into the genome of the bacteria which could then produce the valuable silk protein. that was the plan and it worked. right now large amounts of the spider silk protein can be produced in so-called m

cloud be the heart of the system.nd it's all without government. >> it's all without government. well, government's very important. government provides what an information theory would call a throw entropy carrier, a predictable carrier for the creative surprising contributions of capitalism, but the low entropy carrier, the predictable systems of family, morality, regulation, law, epitomized by the genius of the constitution and the founders. that's a low entropy carrier that allows high entropy, unpredictable surprises of creativity. mark: then there is big government, which is difference, which regulates, which taxes. >> and guarantees, this is what i drill it owhen you guarantee something, you prohibit learning, learning is a process where you have to be -- where it has to be falsifiable. you have to be able to disprove your learning process, and if you can't, if it's guaranteed by the government, it prohibits learning, and thus stifles economic growth. mark: and what is -- i've never quite understood, we have thi

hearts lest we ever forget. we shall never forget this.prayer this evening is for our young people. they are our new country and our new generation. looking efforts and upon our heroes this evening, by their efforts they can make this country great and the world a better place to live in. amen. [applause] [indiscernible] [laughter] >> outstanding people, outstanding families, we love you all. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] ♪ [applause] >> coming up life from south carolina, a debate with the candidates for governor. before the debate begins, some of a recent segment from the washington journal. >> we're proud to welcome back charlie cook. us for the next hour to discuss the midterm races that you are most interested in and i want to start with the battle for control of the senate.

a real heart. so, we'll see. i'm curious, question i was always asked. who would volunteer here if you had no other choice? to get one? well, i think it depends. my research shows age. if you -- my father was 90 when he died and i knew he was in the early stages of heart failure, and i thought maybe dad could be a volunteer, and -- no, you're not going to put a device like that in a 90-year-old man, but i sort of thought if i were out of options, i'd get one. if if was in my 30s with small children, i would definitely get one. so, it's just -- you realize that they're mechanical nuances and also a lot of psychological knew nuances. >> we'll open it up to questions in a minutement i had one last question. you are a journalist and not a medical student. so how -- tell us about process of getting into just learning how the heart works. >> well, i'd written a book about enron ten years ago and i -- when i started this book i thought can't be as harding a enron and i like biology and i meant to bring as

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but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >> something you wouldn't believe could still be going, but seems like antisemitic, we will have information over the next hour, the fbi is involved, everybody is involved and i spoke with the governor, i spoke with the mayor of pittsburgh who is a terrific guy and he is devastated. so we will have a lot of information over the next hour but a lot of people killed, a lot of people very badly wounded and they say it's a crime scene is one to have worst that some professionals that have seen many crime scenes, one of the worst that they've seen. so we will be back with you in a little while. i'm going to in my remark open with the statement about what took place. thank you all. leland: president trump there under the wing of air force one in indiana, he's headed to a group of young farmers that he was scheduled to

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if you can imagine the heart beating, the heart beating against the sword is what pierces the heart itselfe got? let's move on to this one. it is still all the fun of the fairground. these are tattoos from a man who was, unsurprisingly, a tattooed man in a circus. that is how he made his living. everything apart from the palms of his hands, the soles of his feet and everything from the neck up, the rest of him was completely covered in ink. completely covered, of which these are...? this is a selection. his skin is preserved here. absolutely. it's quite remarkably well preserved. yes, it is. you would probably expect to see that kind of tattoo on somebody‘s arm today. easily. i think that one is really attractive. whoever it was liked flying things. we have butterflies on one side, a flying fish, and a fly as well. now, this surely can't be real. this can't be to scale. no, that's exactly what it is. it's a scale of one to one. it's not a real hand, as you've been able to guess... well done. you've learned from being in here. very good. this is a plaster cast of a hand. we can see just abo

if you can imagine the heart beating, the heart beating against the sword is what pierced the heart.one. it is still all the fun of the fairground. these are tattoos from a man who was, unsurprisingly, a tattooed man in a circus. that is how he made his living. everything apart from the palms of his hand, the soles of his feet and everything from the neck up, the rest of them was completely covered in ink. completely covered, of which these are... his skin is preserved here. it is remarkably well preserved. you would probably expect to see that kind of tattooed on somebody‘s arm. i think that one is really attractive. they liked flying things. we have butterflies on one side, and flying fish, and the fly as well. this can't be real. this cannot be to scale. that is only what it is. it is not a real hand, but it is a scale of one to one. this is a plaster cast of a hand. we can see just about what is left of the painted label on the cast, and it tells us it is the hand of the man had a condition, acromegaly, meaning that he was eight tall. it is the condition of one of the most famous

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but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> it turns out tho leftover painkillers in your medicine cabinet could be fueling this country's opiod epidemic. many people take pls that were prescribed for a family member or friend. now, a doctor is sounding the alarm. our mical correspondent dr. john torres went to chicago's northwestern memorial hospital for the story. >> i told you guys a little bit about my story. >> reporter: aaron's opiod addiction began with percocet prescribed for pain after a football injury. >> the first time i t substance in my body and it hit my blood stream, ed everything cha from there. >> reporter: it was easy for him to get hise pills when prescription ran out. >> as simple as lking up to their medicine cabinet. r >>orter: surgeons write 28 million prescriptions for opiods each year. a5% of them go unused. >> howre you doin

entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love.e largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. yeah! entrust your heart to entresto. ♪ the beat goes on. >>> some jewelry on the shelves of national retailers could be dangerous. testing for the nonprofit center for environmental health shows jewelry sold with women's apparel was loaded with a toxic metal cadmium. it can harm the reproductive system. and cause cancer after prolonged exposure. the jewelry was found at stores including ross, nordstrom, and papaya in the san francisco area. several states have outlawed

guts removed the liver and heart are used today, cooked immediately.loin. it's so good. >> anthony: it's so good. the intestine washed and reserved for sausage casing. >> jose: that's the pork intestine, they fill with some kind of cornmeal. >> anthony: mm, it's nice. the rest is left to hang until tomorrow, where we shall feast again. >> jose: tony this is -- that's a special part of the pork fat. >> anthony: ah, it's like chicharon. oh, wow. >> jose: is that the potatoes with the blood? >> anthony: oh, that's kind of perfect. mm. >> man in white button shirt: not all of the countries eat all the meat of the pork. in here we eat everything. >> jose: my parents they always kept a reminder when i was growing up of them during the second world war there was nothing to eat. they don't waste anything. ♪ not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. the pressure cooker that crisps. it's the best of pressure cooking and air frying

the barber was just a local agent for journeys of the heart. to find out more i needed to talk to the agency's director in the u.s. it's lansky. post a lot of attempts to get hold of david sklansky by email and on the phone i finally come to poland to see if i can find him in passing i think this might be his whom interests for this is a field i feel we. know good morning david sklansky yes i want to talk to you about some families in uganda who say their children were adopted against their wishes i'd rather not. georgia tell me about this series solomon who is currently living in a government institution because his mother in uganda doesn't want him to be adopted her and she's given conflicting stories or two family wants to adopt i've been trying to for some reason they don't seem to want to speak to me and my understanding is that on many occasions she has consented how it was as a mother need to object to an adoption reform a salesperson who steps question for me to stop the process the family want to continue so you would just fast to faci

including the heart. the body reacts by putting up defenses but that can make the blood more viscous and cause it to coagulate. if a blood vessel gets blocked the result can be and for action or tissue death. when there's a lot of particulate matter in the air more people end up in the hospital not years later but immediately. the heart or lungs can become affected and the smallest particles can even reach your brain. and if immune reactions cause the blood to become to discus further and functions can happen the ultimate result is a stroke. a series of small strokes can lead to dementia. heart attacks lung cancer strokes and dementia long term exposure to particulates matter can trigger those conditions. even small amounts could therefore pose a serious health risk. in the past there was no particulate matter europe was full of three days it was forest everywhere and nowadays trees help to clean the air but they can do more. he being in the forest just makes you feel good. but why scientists around the w

we are playing for the families of the victims in our hearts —— and our hearts go out to the woundedh, very badly wounded, and very brave. the results and the fa cts and very brave. the results and the facts will be put out very shortly, but these were very brave officers. these are incredible people of law enforcement and law enforcement does so much for us, so much for us. cheering they really do, they do so much for us, and they‘ re they really do, they do so much for us, and they're really unsung heroes, they don't get the credit they deserve, but i've always given them the credit. these are patriots, incredible people. we mourn for the undrinkable loss of life that took place today and we —— we mourn for the incredible loss of life that took place today and we hope for a place of tolerance, morality, dignity and love. we must all rise above the hate, move past our divisions and embrace our common destiny as americans, and it doesn't mean that we can't fight hard and be strong and say what's on our minds, but we have to always remember those elements. we have to remember the elem

so what was the involvement of journeys of the heart. to provide their financial support and then i would provide this service. it's obvious was to find children that can be adopted they wanted everything fast first because if if you get a child today spends in a home relate to months three months. is adopted that means they're spending less on this child. but if a child comes days for a year. it's much expense and they would say that to you they would say we need children that can be adopted first it doesn't sound like they were very concerned about the children you know it sounds like they were concerned about the business. business you say you felt a lot of pressure did you worry that there would be consequences if you didn't find the children of course those certainly are closing. up close and if. if you're not bringing in my children we are closing so they would basically threaten to fire you yes you didn't provide as many children as they wanted. there were allegations that barbara had been trafficking children amongst other things

entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love.largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. yeah! entrust your heart to entresto. ♪ the beat goes on. (vicki) more trouble for the d-m-v this time they say they incorrectly registered 15-hundred people to vote under its new "motor voter" system. and that includes some people who are not u-s citizens. it also includes people under 18 or people ineligible to vote because of a criminal conviction. none are living in the country illegally. those incorrect registrations have been canceled.

but according to the american heart association...t wrong. kim hutcherson has important tips for an accurate reading. for officer marcus whitehead... knowing his numbers could be a matter of life or death.marcus whitehead/ police officer: "it was scary... it was really scary... because i thought of my two kids that i have."after getting his blood pressure checked... doctors diagnosed whitehead with hypertension marcus whitehead/ police officer: "it was a wakeup call that i really gotta get serious about taking more care of myself."according to the american heart association it's easy to make mistakes when checking blood pressure... wether you are doing it yourself or at a doctor's officedr. michael hochman/ american heart association: "a patient may be stressed running from the parking lot to the clinic, they get roomed right away and when they get there blood pressure measured they haven't been sitting quitely and that can be inaccurate. alternatively the medical assistant may be in a rush and place that cuff over your clothing and t

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huge heart. we heard that over and over again from those who knew him. what one thing that the people of this community, the jewish community here and beyond want everyone to know is they want to focus their attention and their love on those who were shot, those who were killed, and the community at large. they would like to wholly ignore the person who did this. victor? >> we heard from the woman there in your story who said we need to talk about the victims a lot. we will do that this afternoon. thank you. let's also check in with the investigation. cnn's miguel marquez. what are you learning about the suspect? >> reporter: just horrifyingly t terrifying. this person had a quiet with a seemingly tranquil exterior, but underneath and online, there was just depth of hatred for jews. for many different groups. so we have spoken to several neighbors of mr. bauer's who said he was neither friendly or unfriendly. he said hello and goodbye. he was a trucker. one of the neighbors shared a wall with him

for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. and i'm going to be with that person right now, in this moment, wherever she is. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. >>> closed captioning provided by -- o stop you, like that's gonna happen. icy hot: icy to dull, hot to relax. rise from pain. icy hot. >>> this is the cutter skydiving team, they're in australia for the world parachuting championship

hibernian manager neil lennon goaded hearts fa ns after a manager neil lennon goaded hearts fans afterfine afterwards, but it could have been more serious. it wasn't the only incident involving fans. hearts's goalkeeper also went down after trying to retrieve the ball in the second half. he didn't need treatment and could only go one better. florian kamberi was sent for a second yellow ca rd kamberi was sent for a second yellow card following this incident. hearts remain top of the table, but they now have champions celtic breathing down their necks out gay couple 5—0 win over dundee. it moves brendan rodgers side up to second, four points behind hearts, but with a game in hand. kilmarnock stay third after a 1—1 draw with rangers, who are fourth. livingston's eight match unbeaten run was ended by stjohnstone. aberdeen, fresh from booking a place in the league cup final, thumped hamilton 3—0. and motherwell won 2—0 at struggling st mirren. in the women's champions league, fran kirby scored a hat—trick, as chelsea hammered fiorentina to make it through to the quarter finals of the compet

heart broken, broken all together.ssing the middle piece and she was the middle child. >> how do you go forward now? >> i'm going to live my life hopefully carrying on amanda's legacy, just carrying a few of her characteristics with me every day. >> reporter: amanda halsey was killed in that accident. the investigation is now very much in full force, we have 16 ntsb investigators on the scene, working with the state team, trying to do an investigation of the wreckage, was there a mechanical reason for this crash and then looking at whether anything else played a role in terms of the drive's conduct. >> tom, two questions, first of all, the weather, because from most accounts, i don't think it was bad weather, correct? >> reporter: no all indications are that the weather was not a contributing factor. >> and the other thing is this one of those stretch limos which had been renovated, extended, expanded or did it just flunk inspection because it wasn't up to par? >> reporter: we simply don't know the answer to that at th

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suspect is in custody but our hearts break for the fallen, their families, the injured including 3 police officers. facts are still coming in but we commend these courageous law enforcement officers for their swift response. [applause] >> as las vegas knows all too well, what happened in pittsburgh today was not just criminal it was evil. attack on innocent americans and an assault on our freedom of religion, there's no place in america for violence or antisemitism and this evil must end. [applause] >> pleased to report that my fellow americans that the president has directed full resource of the federal government to support investigation and prosecution as the president said any one who does such a thing, in a temple or a church should pay the ultimate price. [applause] >> for now, for now we urge every american to pray, pray for the americans of the tree of life synagogue, fallen, injured and their families, solemn 34 reads, the lord is close to broken heart and let that be our prayer for them. let's also pray for the strength and wisdom to do everything in our power to bring these sen

this is close to your heart because you we re is close to your heart because you were a barrister, an area of law you specialised in, but you've experienced this? yes, in the tech community but this wave is travelling through india, and that's what the story is about, incredible given social media is so prominent there. what's interesting, and what's not mention, he is a powerful man and 21 women have accused him and this is a defamation suit —— mentioned. a year ago when the weinstein scandal broke, said if people started bringing defamation suits against alleged victims, that can suits against alleged victims, that ca n stifle suits against alleged victims, that can stifle the entire campaign. imagine being a powerful man with 97 lawyers bringing a suit against this accuser and having to defend yourself in a sense. there's huge implications with this case and i'll be watching it closely. in terms of the #metoo campaign, has it lost some momentum? it keeps coming back. it translates from sexual harassment

our hearts go out to everyone. >> thank you. >> in your community.fore i let you go? >> just say prayers for us. we'll get through this and that's all. thank you very much, wolf. >> meryl. we'll take another break. be right back. paying less for my medicare? i'm open to that. lower premiums? extra benefits? it's open enrollment. time to open the laptop... ...and compare medicare health plans. why? because plans change, so can your health needs. so, be open-minded. look at everything - like prescription drug plans... oh, and medicare advantage plans from private insurers. use the tools at medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare. open to something better? start today. open enrollment ends december 7th. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we're following breaking news this hour. 11 people dead. 6 others wounded when a gunman opened fire on worshippers. calling it the most horrific crime scene he'd ever seen. the gunman identified by police as 46-year-old robert