he is tattoo tom mitchell and his daughter shayla died of hodgkin's disease in 2009.t him five years ago when he was training for his first boxing match to raise money for cancer patients. this year he took the fight out of the ring and on to the streets running in a 50-mile long ultra marathon. >> what i hope do by these events and activities is to replicate the struggle that children with cancer are going through. you often hear people say they're warriors, but they're not. they're little kids. they have to run 50-mile races every day. they have to get in the ring and fight these unbeatible foes every day. >> tom finished his marathon. all the money he raised will go to his non-profit still brave which helps children with cancer. >>> well, a local grandmother is not slowing down. in fact, she's showing us just how racy she can be. >> i said are you going to go home with me? i wouldn't mind taking a cute boy home with me. >> love it. more on her 103rd birthday celebration is coming up next. celeb[ male announcer ]p next. a blt is good. a blt with hellmann's is the be

rick grenell we wanted to let you know is battling non-hodgkin's lymphoma and sports a new h

thanks to our panel, rick degree nel is battling none hodgkin's lymphoma. we are with you, i know you are feeling positive and our thoughts and prayers and our support aware you. i'm jon scott. >> appreciate it. >> jon: keep it right here on fox news ♪ ♪ >> gregg: hell oim oh i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. attorney general eric holder agrees to answer eight questions in how they treated james rosen. >> gregg: and they are confirming that the c.i.a. will be delivering weapons to syrian rebels. >> heather: we have brand-new details into the deadly chemical explosions in louisiana this

rick grenell we wanted to let you know is battling non-hodgkin's lymphoma and sports a new hairstyle. to know we are with you and our thoughts and prayers are with you. >> appreciate it. >> jon: i'm jon scott. keep it right here on the fox news channel. ♪ ♪ >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. happy father's day to all the dads out there and welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters? >>. >> heather: father's day to you, as well. and months of heated rhetoric, north korea changing a tune and now the communist regime wants high level talks with the u.s. we've got reaction from the white house. >> gregg: as the u.s. promises to send weapons to the syrian rebels. russia is speaking

. >> reporter: at age seven, marnie golden was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma. >> the word "cancert scare me as a kid, but the word "chemo" did. they were going to give me ceem oh, which means they were going to stick a need nel my veins and put chemicals in my body and make my hair fall out. but it also killed the cancer cells. >> reporter: after chemotherapy, radiation, and a bone marrow transplant, her cancer was eradicated. but golden, now 31 and an aspiring opera singer, has multiple health issues attributed to her treatment. then you find out you have very high cholesterol. you have thinning of the bones. and your thyroid's enlarged with nodules, probably from the radiation. what are you thinking? >> you know going into the treatment that there's going to be side effects, and every cancer patient is going to have different side effects, and i guess these are the side effects i got. >> reporter: but these side effects can develop years later. and a new study shows that for golden and many others, the effects often go undetected. more than 1700 adults, formerly patients at st.

as you know i have none hodgkin's lymphoma, two chemo treatments and four to go. the viewers and internally have just been amazing. i'm very positive. i'm in good hands at the city of hope in l.a. we're positive by the end of summer we'll beat the cancer. >> gregg: good for you. thoughts and prayers with you. rick grenell, best of luck to you. >> thanks, gregg. >> gregg: sha going to do it for us. cavuto is next. >> heather: we'll see you tomorrow, 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>. >>> never let a scandal go to waste. don't let unions know it. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this guy is proof we need more government workers. according to new reporting they are ready for a new fight for hiring outside contractors for security jobs. does that have you feeling a little insecure. to our panel, gary, what do you think? >> there is no proof that contractors do a bad job for us with our security. this is an event, one that should be arrested. i do not want

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