they've identified him as 26-year-old jeffrey la bath of hyde park. he's wanted on several charges including two charges of armed assault with intent to murder. this happened, at 8:30 at a home in hyde park. that's where police found a mother who is 43 years old and her 23-year-old daughter. they were bleeding profusely according to the police report. the woman told police that la bath broke into that house and tried to kill them both. la bath, we're told, is the ex-boyfriend of the 23-year-old victim here. police on the scene found five windows at the house had been shattered and there was blood everywhere. neighbors speaking out about the harrowing ordeal now. >> i heard lights, screaming, commotion, stuff we kind of look and then it became real just hectic downstairs in my own house. people trying to run around what was going on. that's when i paid attention. heard some more screaming. like, you know desperate screaming. and i heard some glass shatt shattering and my uncle ran downstairs and diffuse the situation a little bit. >> they're looking fo

. >> reporter: this is a mug shot of jeffrey la bath. boston police issuing the arrest warrant today for the 26-year-old they say busted into his exgirlfriend's home here on huntington ave and hyde park last night. stabbing the 23-year-old victim along with her 43-year-old >> i heard more screaming like, you know, desperate screaming and then i heard some glass crash up. >> reporter: both victims bleeding profusely were rushed to the hospital, suffering from multiple stab wounds to the neck and face. but labath had bolted but not before shattering five first-floor windows. police say he also smashed the windshield of his rav4 parked in the driveway. >> by i time i came outside i seen hip kinds of looking back to see if my uncle was still car and drove off. >> reporter: crime investigators processed the bloody crime scene before removing a silver colored knife and a hammer from one of the bedrooms. both items police believe were used in the assault. neighbors are horrified hearing details of the violent confrontation. >> it's very concern

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but there's a breakthrough to tell you about." "2016 in las vegas, we think is a milestone year". dr. jeffrey cummings excitement is based gene therapy called adu-canu-mab. it's shown the most promise of any alzheimer's drug to stop the disease dead in it's tracks. it's best use is on those in the earlier stages of the disease. "the point of aducanumab is to stop the decline rather than to produce an improvement and that would be a great victory." how does it work? amaloid protein or plaque builds up in the brains of alzheimer's patients.. destroying memory and basic functions coded into the brain. aducanumab triggers the body's immune break up the plaque. this is the only drug so far that has eliminated the plaque from the brains of alzheimer's patients. "this is plaque that's killing brain cells? this is the plaque that's killing the brain cells. dr. cummings showed us mri's from patients taken before and after treatment... see the reddish areas? that's the plaque.. the higher the dose of aducanumab... the more plaque was wiped out. "and at the end of 1 year, using the highest does, the sca

but there's a breakthrough to tell you about." "2016 in las vegas, we think is a milestone year". dr. jeffrey cummings excitement is based on the results of a gene adu-canu-mab. it's shown the most promise of any alzheimer's drug to stop the disease dead in it's tracks. it's best use is on those in the earlier stages of the disease. "the point of aducanumab is to stop the decline rather than to produce an improvement and that would be a great victory." how does it work? amaloid protein or plaque builds up in the brains of alzheimer's patients.. destroying memory and basic functions coded into the brain. aducanumab triggers the body's immune system to break this is the only drug so far that has eliminated the plaque from the brains of alzheimer's patients. "this is plaque that's killing brain cells? this is the plaque that's killing the brain cells. dr. cummings showed us mri's from patients taken before and after treatment... see the reddish areas? that's the plaque.. the higher the dose of aducanumab... the more plaque was wiped out. "and at the end of 1 year, using the highest does, the sca

clint's dad jeffrey is a civil appeals attorney in la. college? >> oh, i dropped out of high school, and then i didn't go to college. i had the privilege of having my dad be one of the top lawyers in the country. and so being able to be his apprentice and get my leg-- legal education that way, hands on, was very appealing. >> reporter: clearly clint doesn't lack for self confidence. or self promotion for that matter. anyway. he was at home one night. watch this episode of "dateline nbc." i don't watch tv, i certainly don't watch shows about crime. >> the stage at which the last moments of michelle o'keefe's life. >> but why that story, "the girl with the blue mustang"? >> because what i saw was something about an iraq war veteran who had supposedly murdered a young girl in a parking lot in california. and i couldn't understand why would he do that? and i-- i wanted to find out, what was the story? scene. >> my, my, my. new set of eyes as they say. >> coming up: a second chance for raymond jennings? >> i realized that either this was an innocent ma

dream works ceo jeffrey katzenberg said today -- "our job right now is to let him know we want him, we love him, and we'll do what we need to get him here." >> catherine:meaning la >> brittney: slightly cooler temperatures with a few more clout with our return of our onshore flow. we'll be right >> steve:we are keeping a close eye on another night of protests in the bay area. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. >> pam: hi. steve. >> pam:steve as we have been watching throughout the day.multiple protest across the bay area. mostly involving students. upset with the result of this week's presidential election. while today's marches have been peacefull. we did see protests in oakland turn distructive last night. more marches are taking place right now. and later tonight. we will be keeping an eye on them and bring you the latest tonight on kron 4 news at 6. >> pam:steve now back to you and vicki. return to index of >> vicki:colin kaepernick.once again made headlines this week.for reasons outside of football. >> steve:the 49ers quarterback.hasn't been shy about taking social protest has sparked some pretty strong reaction