found that physical activity correlated with lower risks of lon breast kidney myeloma liver or non hodgkin'soma and in the meet real cancer. us health officials say adults should get at least 2 ana half hours of moderate exercise per week. the study was published thuday in the journaof clinical oncology. >>as the preme court is considering the fa of dhaka there are now reports of ice asking immigration courts to deport some young adult immigrants protected by that program, our washington correspondent joe khaleel has details now an for documented us and customs enfcement has started asking immigration cots to some young adult mmigrants who've been protected in the s under a program known dhaka dhaka recientswhile they're supposed to be protected we're seeing thathey are actually being targetein some cases mine europe says these ung e arrived in the country s illegally aschildn. he says reports surfaced in states of dreams receiving despite their legal protection as dhaka recipits there's some fear there some anxiety obviously there's a lot of unknown all this is happening as the supreme cour

and now all of a sudden people that say yeah i saw the advertisement and oh by the way i have not hodgkin's lymphoma and oh by the way i've been around round up for 3 years at a really steady pace i've been exposed to it i've had it on my skin i've breathed it and then look for somebody to make the argument the only reason we have this problem is because advertising that same idiot who makes that statement should say shouldn't we have looked at this bear before we spent $62000000000.00 buying this useless company that's been lying to the world for 2 decades now mike they'll quit bonita science i want to be 1st they have one more question we're almost out of time i want to get to this real quick bear they're trying to engage in mediation at this point right trying to work something out but it sounds like what they're trying to do and i want to get your take on this is a lawyer is essentially get a settlement which would cover potential future claims and then cap liability about 30 seconds here what do you think of the chances of them actually getting that well ok yeah ok here it is the negot

i had worked on health tech space for about 15 years and in 2015, my wife was diagnosed with hodgkin's we re and it was so obvious to me there were real opportunities to leverage technology to better support somebody going through a cancer pathway, but also to connect them to their immediate network around them to help make sure the individual being treated feel safe and in control as they go through treatment. also to make sure the people around them know how they are. explain how this works. you have your smartphone and this device you hold that measures your temperature, took us through how it works. there are two types of technology we are using. we are using devices and sensors to track your physiology in real—time. for example, this device is a temperature patch, which i wear under my arm and it is bluetooth enabled so constantly streaming my temperature. from an apple watch, i can check my heart rate and activity levels, making sure you can get. if you are susceptible to an infection, and chemotherapy depletes your immune system so infection can become very seriously very quickl

risk of seven different types of cancer, colon, breast, kidney, myeloma, liver, endometrial and non-hodgkin since the majority of the people were white in the study, that could limit how broadly the findings could be applied. but previous studies have come to similar conclusions. >>> kylie jenner facing backlash for the extravagant christmas gift she gave her 1-year-old daughter. what else? a diamond ring. kylie posted a video of her daughter wearing the bling on instagram. and she later deleted it, though. jenner was slammed on social media for the over-the-top present. one blasted the clan for going out of their way for buying stupid expensive gifts. >>> people in minneapolis are banding together to help more than 200 neighbors that were displaced by a christmas day fire. the fire consuming the francis drake hotel, as temperatures dipped into the low 30s. people who lived in the building, which is used for low-income housing face an uncertain future. but officials say the response has been so overwhelming. they had to stop taking donations of diapers, blankets and other essentials. >> i h

magda is diagnosed with an aggressive form of non-hodgkins lymphoma. >> i was angry.ming. >> reporter: a caretaker turned patient herself, she begins a series of grueling chemotherapy treatments, eventually losing her hair but never her sense of purpose. >> i had two choices. to sit and mope and think, "oh, my god, poor me, or just, get help, get healthy and take care of nathaniel." >> party all the time, right in the hospital, right now. down, down, up, up. >> reporter: nothing it seems can stop magda. >> people would look at everything that you, as a family, have been through and would say why is so much being asked of this one family? >> i've asked myself that question. i've asked god that question. and you know what, you can focus on the negative and be negative. is it going to change? no. you have a choice to look at the positive. >> reporter: it is an outlook magda has passed on to nathaniel who while in that metal halo was unable to speak or eat but remarkably is able to dance. ♪ >> he loves to dance. >> now we can check in. >> reporter: after three months nath

and everyone who is experiencing hodgkin's lymphoma, that they're saving lives every single day. just want to get personal for a second and take you back to jun. when i noticed a man who was laying on the ground, holding his dog's leash at the bus stop. by the time i made it to the street, five, six people had walked right by. i asked the security guard at the hotel how long he'd been there. he said about an hour. immediately called 911. was able to relay, because i wear a radio sometimes up st. anthony. able to get narcan brought down and thankfully 911 first responders showed up. they were able to administer more narcan. that didn't work and they had to use paddles. luckily he was able to be brought back. but what i would say is for someone to be lying on the ground in the city for an hour, i'm not really sure what else constitutes a crisis in this city on market street. i have lived in vancouver, i have lived in montreal. the anticipates to solutions are there if we don't need to reinvent anything. we need to listen to the experts and look at models used in portugal, in canada

what was more concerning was that i was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma three years ago.o for me, my health care is of a big concern. because the obama-biden administration improved our cobra benefits, which allowed me to have health benefits longer than before, i have 18 months of health care. it afterwards, if the affordable care act is gone, i will have to start spending my retirement savings to pay my premiums, to pay for any health care. and that could happen at any time for any of us. when we talk about a pre-existing condition, we don't just talk about cancer, we talk about asthma, diabetes, high blood pressure, mental health issues -- how many of us have not had any of those conditions amongst our friends and family? today tohy i here introduce this person, because i believe he will fight for all our rights,, whether they are women's rights, lgbtq rights, immigration rights -- my family comes to sensory's apart, but immigrants, both legal and illegal -- two centuries apart, but immigrants, both legal and illegal. when i think about the traits i want in a president

. >> when i retired, i was diagnosed with stage-four non-hodgkins lymphoma. we had and try to drive that monster into remission. >> reporter: now for what researchers say is the first time in american history, a functionally extinct tree species could be restored. what is the research that you are doing now? >> we as a science team are trying to develop an american chestnut tree that has enough blight tolerance that it could survive in the forest. >> reporter: researchers at the american chestnut foundation are breeding the american chestnut with the chinese chestnut which is resistant to the blight. >> sometimes they don't work. >> reporter: after the trees are bred, their burrs which house the nuts are harvested. >> in there is a pollinated burr. >> yep. yep. >> reporter: chestnut burr. inside are two or three chestnuts. they will be planted, and this is just one step in a long, complicated process that they hope will eventually lead to a blight-resistant american chestnut tree. but before they are planted and ed again, the burrs must be sorted, then the vi

beautiful that rendition of oh, holy night going viral and the two met during his treatment for non- hodgkin'she end there with a christmas yule log and we put some candies on that. can i get in it? >> yeah, cut it up. ed: what is it made up of? >> it's like a cake roll with chocolate and icing and there's various types of, it's a french classic. we have cookie dough, hush puppies, there's sauce to dip that in if you'd like. we've got pancakes, and an eggnog pudding. >> what do you call it? >> i'm always wondering whether it's crepe or what now you go. >> if you're in france or america. >> you're known for these lolli pops. these are dipped in coconut and candy canes and you can go buy your own and do dipping and this is ginger rum. >> there is gingerbread cookies but this is a pudding and this again, i like waffles for christmas. it irons it out, and then they're like you put the sugar on. griff: and they are usually perfectly round. actually it's quite enjoyable. >> and chef you wrote a cookbook? >> it's david burke's american classic. ed: we'll keep it then. merry christmas. >> merry christ