she has a particularly aggressive form of hodgkin's lymphoma, they have harvested stem cells from herody, which will be reinjected later, can you tell us how that works and what it might accomplish? >> essentially, when you get stem cell transplant, in general you think take the stem cells f the patient so you can give them a high dose of chemotherapy and afterwards give them the stem cells back for the recovery is a little faster. >> jon: we understand they had hoped to harvest about 3 million stem cells from kayla, they actually were able to harvest four and a half million. she seems to be defying the odd odds. and proving to be one very tough patient, that is very good for her. >> it's good to have a good number of cells, it allows her to recover a good number of cells well. >> jon: it is unfortunately, she has a very aggressive form of hodgkin's informal, they thought she had been the disease, she had been treated for it before she became pregnant and then it came back during her pregnancy. the pregnancy she never expected to have. when you are fighting something like this, tell u

they found there was an association between exposure and non-hodgkin's lymphoma.hat. everybody living on or near a farm or who applies pesticides for a living and has non-hodgkin's lymphoma is suing monsanto. oliver: next, an unprecedented war on airbnb. and new fears of the russian government could influence american businesses and consumers. that is ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ oliver: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am oliver renick. you can also see us online at businessweek.com. and on our mobile app/. in the technology section, the hotel money that is funding sting operations against airbnb. we talked to reporter josh edelson. josh: for several years, there has been a struggle between airbnb and its allies. on the other hand, lawmakers and the hotel industry, affordable housing groups had argued airbnb represents unfair competition in that it is taking housing stock away from new yorkers and turning it into a de facto hotel. airbnb says it is up against some powerful entrenched interests, and indeed as we report this week in businesswee

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france, it acronym -- they found that there was an association between glyphosate exposure and non-hodgkin's who lived near a farm applied pesticides for a living are suing monsanto. up next, an unprecedented war on airbnb. that is ahead on bloomberg businessweek. ♪ ♪ oliver: welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. you can see us online at is this week.com. businessweek.com. for several years, there has been a struggle between airbnb and its allies. housing groups have argued that airbnb represents unfair competition. it is taking housing stock away from new york is and turning them into de facto hotels. someb says is up against powerful entrenched interests. as we report in businessweek, the hotel association is the main funders of this group called share better which is going to some new and previously unreported likes to try to eat footprint inb's new york. they are paying private investors to do undercover york. on airbnbs in new twoalk us through these couples that had to new york and had for the same airbnb listing. -- areport on private private investigator that checked into a room us

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certain levels of this dangerous chemical that scientific studies are showing us yes it is causing non hodgkins lymphoma in people who are exposed to one of these of this we don't necessarily know the threshold yet though of those quantities how much is toxic because so far the studies have mostly just looked at more of the blanket will this cause this particular disease or this illness in any level and that's what we're looking at right now but back to your story though about the e.p.a. first initially classifying life a sate as a probable human carcinogen six years later coming back and saying well no we're going to say that it's not a human carcinogen it actually happened around the same time that monsanto had developed their roundup ready g.m.o. crops that they were trying to get people to start planning all over this country and of course they needed to sell round up by the bulk at that point so they ramped up their lobbying efforts in the early ninety's they met with politicians as you pointed out they paid big big money to influence those in power to finally come out and bury the silent

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incredibly successful and they're already looking at clinical trials and investigating therapy is for non hodgkin lymphoma mesothelioma ovarian and pancreatic cancer which are all very aggressive and difficult to treat so additional therapies like this may be coming to the market and it has been so successful that the f.d.a. is on collage drugs advisory committee has now recommended this for approval which the f.d.a. is likely to accept so if it's approved this will be the first gene therapy available on the united states market natasha us from los angeles thank you so much for that reports and coming up the watch in the hocks is up next here an artsy pair of inter joins us for a quick preview tara new watching the hard show on stone and discuss the new round of sanctions against russia iran and north korea being voted on as we've done our tease alexi your subsidy examines the end of the cia's backing of syrian rebels and . sean brings us the highlights of his. in-depth interview with dr hussain on the current political and religious controversies surrounding saudi arabia will be an interesting s

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had to recover from hodgkin's lymphoma.d he is not only leading rookie jersey sales but he is third overall in the league behind tom brady and dak prescott. wishing him the best as well in his recovery cancer. >>>falcons rookie duke reilly showing off his strength on instagram. he's pulling an suv down the street so al if you need your car moved give him a call. he can just drag it down the street for you. before the season starts. >> get out of the way, man. >> it weighs about 5600 pounds. reilly is a 22-year-old third round draft pick. >> why though? i'm -- >> why? because he wants to be on youtube and he wants everybody to know who he is so you can watch him this season with the falcons. >> this guy is saying he's going downhill. >> he better not be. 5700 pounds will catch up to him real fast. >> uh-huh. >> we agree. >> i would not want to pull a car downhill. >> why is he doing that? is that like a workout. >> remember that one time the guy jumped out of the pool. now he's pulling a car. >> okay. >> wasn't there a guy t

and i became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma ...that diagnosis was tough.d to put my trust in somebody. when i first met steve, we recommended chemotherapy, and then we did high dose therapy and then autologous stem cell transplant. unfortunately, he went on to have progressive disease i thought that he would be a good candidate for immune therapy. it's an intravenous medicine that is going to make his immune system evade the tumor. with chemotherapy, i felt rough, fatigue, nauseous. and with immune therapy we've had such a positive result. i'm back to working hard. i've honestly never felt this great. i believe the future of immunotherapy at ctca is very bright. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com appointments available now. >>> all right. good morning everyone. i'm john berman. >> and i'm poppy harlow. as of 9:00 a.m. here on the east coast jeff sessions is still the attorney general and senate republicans have not passed a health care overhaul yet. will that be the case at the end of the show. as the president will say on

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