the cafeteria, and i saw little elliott hooked up to the same things that marcus was hooked up to, i.vemo, and i saw his mom with the same look on her face. i said to her is he really hungry? he just got diagnosed with leukemia a.l.l., and i said so did we. the more we talked i realized we had to become involved with this family. >> we had become so involved with our children with adoption and our faith and it was instantaneously and we talked for an hour or two that day. >> and i went bark to marcus' room and i said i met this family and this little boy and i want you to mentor him. >> i got out of bed and i went over to meet elliott and as soon as i walked in the room he had a smile in his face just to see that he had someone visiting him who was going through the same thing that he was. as the visit went on, we found out that we had a lot of things in common. ever since that day we've had a bond like no other. >> days turned to weeks and then months. the process was slow and monotonous. >> from the very beginning we would have to be there about 8:00 in the morning. >> and when we ge

they hooked him up to an i.v. they gave him a painkiller as well as medicine for the cuts on his leg. it is really amazing he didn't break think bones. now mister is back in his stall and doing well. he is a very special horse. the 23-year-old arab worked wi for six years and he was also a police horse in california for six years. we're glad he is doing well right now. 12 news. >> that is incredible. >> a nice ending to that story. >>> now to decision 2016. two days to go before the second presidential debate and donald trump is facing yet another controversy, the time over his treatment of women. and this after the release of a graphic 11-year-old audiotape. >> hillary clinton is also dealing with another server. here is team 12's jennifer johnson. >> a month before the election, a bombshell of an audiotape from 2005. >> reporter: donald trump caught talking to billy busch from access hollywood about his attraction to beautiful women. >> and when you're a star, they let you do it. they let you do anything. >> rep

the drug is called ald401 and it's given through an i.v. once for a hour every three months. it is now in phase 3 of t trial before going t theood and drug administration for approval. that approval could come in thet potential triatients like christine, this drug would a back, and live not just exist. >> the reason she feels this way is because of the stats. on of the const studies looks a people with at least 15 migraines her month. >> a third of the group shows a 75% reduction and oneut of ten shows about 100%. so it's pre i impressive. >> are waiting on this. so many people in are suffering like i am. there are some that are worse than i am, but this? i mean, this is an awesome thing and if they can get it out there, it will change people's lives. >> the two vice presidential nominees prepare to debate in just two days. >> still why you can expect this debate to look a lot ff than last heright in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you

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it's given to a patient through an i.v. once for an hour every three months. it is now in phase 3 of the trial before it goes to the food and drug administration for approval. that approval could come in the next two to three years. but for potential trial patients like christine spiller, this drug could be a lifeline. >> it would give me my life back. that's what it means to me. for me to live exist, which is what i've basically been doing. >> the reason she feels this way is because of the stats. one of the studies looked at people with chronic mig grains, someone who -- mig -- migraines. >> about 10% one out of 10 showed about a 100% they stopped having migraines. so it's pretty impressive. study, even at risk of receiving placebo. >> there are so many people waiting on this. there are so many people that are suffering like i am. there are some people that are worse than i am. but this is an awesome thing. and if they can get it out to people, which will change people's lives. -- this will change people's life. >>> a new batch of zika-carrying mosquitoes ha

battling leukemia, and on those rare occasions she was seen, friends say she almost always wore an i.v. like the one seen here. what did she tell you about her illness? >> that she was dying of leukemia. that she didn't know how long she had. i saw her twice. and i think that's more than most people have. >> reporter: over how many years? >> over ten years. >> reporter: but behind those genevieve de montremare was hiding a queen-sized secret -- a secret that no one in her elite equestrian world could have ever imagined. a mere 30 miles away, we find a man named gary hoffman. he knows the face in this picture. who could forget it? but he says this woman's real name is genevieve sanders. first impression. >> beautiful young lady, very smart. the kind of person that, hey, i'd like to get to know her. >> reporter: genevieve sanders daughter of a farmer. she never earned a ph.d., and he says she didn't know much french. gary met her while she was a student at fresno state university and he was a teaching assistant. >> we got to know each other quite well. just hanging out here, going over t

. >> like being hooked up to an i.v.p of venom, vinegar and vial. >> insi"inside politics," the b stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to "inside politics". i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. 16 days

. >> like being hooked up to an i.v. drip of venom, vinegar and vial. >> insi"inside politics," the b stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to "inside politics". i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. 16 days until america picks its new president. three questions. one, why can't donald trump control himself? adding this to a speech aides have told a major policy address. >> every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> question two, his talk of retribution about that a by product of this introspection. >> it matters to me whether we win or lose because -- so i'll have over $100 million of my own money in this campaign. >> actually 60 million. number three cautious or bold. with the advantage hillary clinton sounds confidence. does she play it safe or target some red states? >> i of a now spent four and a half hours on stage with donald proving once again i have the stamina to be president. >> with us to share their