>>a year after jayme closs was kidnapped. authorities are thanking those who helped rescue the wisconsin teen. 13 year-old went back missing went missing back on he/14/2018 jay peterson killed parents and then kidnap jayme at their home in barron she was held captive for 88 days until she escaped today the barron county sheriff gathered law enforcement officers involved in the case jamie's family attorney also gave an update on the team. he also read a statement from her thanking people across the nation for their support. i really want to thank everyone for all the kindness and concern that people all over the country have shown me. >>i'm very happy to be home and getting back to the activities that i enjoy. i love hanging out with all my friends and i feel stronger every day. >>as for patterson he pled guilty to kidnapping jayme and killing her parents paterson is currently serving a life sentence. >>essential california woman says she was shocked to learn that the baby she thought had died at birth was alive and was now re

. >> reporter: when jayme cheek was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016, she was told what to expect, chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation. what she didn't expect was a new diagnosis, heart disease. >> it was about like getting punched in the stomach. that's what it felt like. >> reporter: shemuscroub pumpin >> cardiovasrshemberiskgie % of breast cancs ll develop heart problems. that's because chemotherapy can damage the heart muscle that pumps blood, leading to heart failure, and radiation can disrupt normal heart rhythm and damage the coronary arteries and the heart valves. why has there not been more awareness to date of the cardiovascular risks? >> i think the challenge has been that we see cardiovascular issues arise often years to even a decade after completing treatment. >> reporter: with medication, cheek's heart condition is stable now. >> i do do the stairs several times a day. about the third flight up i can get breathless, but so do my coworkers. so i feel pretty good about that. >> norah, it's so important to emphasize cardiovascular disease the number one killer of wome

streets more than 500000 people descended on the regional capital the demonstrators are angry at the jayme of mind separatist leaders for their role in catalonia failed independence bid 2 years ago spain's interior ministry says protesters who assaulted police faced up to 6 years in prison saw the guy go has moved from barcelona. the vote began as a day of the still protesting as now descended into rioting. in the city center just between the police and these protesters it started off with tens of thousands of people coming out from inside the city from the city into the city center then they began to take on the police outside the national police headquarters here in the city the smoke being thrown. right this in turn throwing pavement so the police very very quick escalation into violence. but the streets in barcelona have now launched a been cleared with only a small number of demonstrators remaining police and fire services and working to put out the fires tonight after the violent clashes. explosions and side a mosque and a stint of honest during friday prayers have killed at least $6

. >> reporter: when jayme cheek was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016, she was told what to expect- chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation. what she didn't expect was a new diagnosis, heart disease. >> it was like getting punched in the stomach. that's what it felt like. >> reporter: she developed cardiomyopathy where the heart muscle has trouble pumping blood. she now sees dr. javid moslehi, an expert in the emerging field of cardio-oncology. >> cardiovascular disease is the number-one risk factor for all women who have survived breast cancer. >> reporter: he estimates about 10% of breast cancer patients will develop heart problems. that's because chemotherapy can damage the heart muscle that pumps blood, leading to heart failure and radiation can disrupt normal heart rhythm and damage the coronary arteries and the heart valves. why has there not been more awareness to date of the cardiovascular risks? >> i think the challenge has been that we see cardiovascular issues arise often years to even a decade after completing treatment. >> reporter: with medication, cheek's heart conditio

5th day and protests in boston known to have turned violent and demonstrate strangers angry at the jayme of 9 separatist leaders of a failed bid for independence 2 years ago and the truce in northeastern syria is largely holding despite accusations from both could forces and to violations to president the law has warned fighting would resume within minutes if kurdish rebels don't abide by the terms of the 5 day cease fire. now the top republican in the u.s. senate mitch mcconnell is the latest to criticize president trump over his decision to withdraw troops from northern syria calling it a strategic nightmare and democratic members of the u.s. congress are also promising to push through new sanctions on turkey next week our white house correspondent kelly how has more. at a texas rally before thousands of supporters us president donald trump celebrated the cease fire the white house has negotiated with turkey by his own admission he calls his strategy unconventional without spilling a drop of american blood not one drop of american blood on. we've all agreed on a pause or a cease fire i