new tonight she told fox 25 jim morelli a driver reintending to be a police officer followed her. jim? >> reporter: yeah, police in three jurisdictions, joy, are involved in this situation. they are aware of it that is franklin, millis and here in medway and the investigation colored car possibly a dodge charger. >> i'm glad that i didn't pull over. >> reporter: a frightening encounter of the strangest kind. missy briggs of medway is followed home by a driver who would appear to her was impersonating a cop. >> i first saw him behind me i thought for a minute maybe this is a cop. but i thought about it for a minute i said no, no, something doesn't seem right. >> reporter: the lights on his car, for example were blue and green were mounted on dashboard. this all went down early sunday morning. missy was returning home from a waitressing shift at a framingham restaurant. around village street in medway she picked up a tail, again, what appeared to be a police cruiser. >> i felt like he trying to push me off the road i didn't want to stop i had heard about this before never knew anyone

. >> "fox 25"'s jim morelli$. >>>reporter: the call came in at 7:30 to animal control officer of a bear here at row and webster street. newt on police went out to look for the bear and found him takeing a nap. they called environmental police and by the time environmental police got there, the bear had wokeen and begun to wander and authorities made the desaoeugs/ to let it go. this is the time of the year where bear has one thing on their minds, that's food. they are entering a period where they have to gain alot of weight because they are going to haoeuber nate for 6 months and yes, the bear is still here >> the city actually sent out a robe bow call to area residents advising them to stay inside. if you have motion detector lights, put them on. you don't want to be see outside. if you see this bear, call our number right away. >> that will be the 911 number and by the way, the police tell us you don't have to pull your garbage in or anything like that. black bears are not vicious creatures that will attack you,

in sharon, massachusetts jim morelli. coming up in sports...pierce and norfolk catholic renew their rivalry on the gridiron tomorrow night. we'll hear from the blue jays and knights up ahead. plus...nebraska lost another last minute game this past weekend. find out mike riley's plan to get back on the off to a 2-4 start--certainly not what big red nation had hoped for under first year head coach mike riley. but perhaps most frustrating, is how they are losing. most recently, it was a 46 yard fid goal by wisconsin with just four seconds left to help the badgers to a 23-21 win. the week before, a touchdown pass from illinois with ten ticks on the clock remaining led the illini to a 1 point win. of course back in week one, byu baup quarterback k tanner mangugu completed a hail mary to stun the huskers as time expired. throw an overtime loss on the road to miami, and it's been four losses by 12 points and mike riley has an idea on how to fix it. mike riley--"we've mike riley--"we've worked to get a shorter--a 59 minute game.

tonight a suspect is under arrest and fox 25's jim morelli explains the frightening robbery and also talks to a woman who survived a similar attack in that very same area. >> around 2:00 in the morning i was sleeping. my tv was on and someone in the alley started screaming help. >> reporter: those cries for help heard outside 137 park drive in boston's fenway neighborhood. where early sunday morning a woman was jumped and stabbed, police say, after attempting to fight off a robber. the attack actually happened in the rear alley behind number 137 park drive. the woman reports she was walking along when all of a sudden she heard somebody come up behind her and when she turned around that's what he made his move. police report he pushed the woman to the ground and attempted to grab her purse and when she resisted he pulled out a knife threatening to kill her. >> when people are desperate for money or possessions they're going to attack you. >> reporter: veronica smith knows something about getting attacked with a knife. she was slashed in abdomen a few years ago in the same neighborhood

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tonight as jim morelli explains the community of franklin has a serious warning for residents. >> it's horrible. just devastating. >> reporter: it was a brazen daytime attack one second coco was in her franklin yard family nearby the next she was in a coyote's mouth. coco did not survive. >> she was the sweetist little thing. not awesome to other dogs but to humans a love bug. >> reporter: three times in recent weeks dogs have been teajed by coyotes in franklin all in the same again area. >> chestnut street, pleasant street all heading into norfolk i also had one attack off of the end of lincoln street which is more towards the midway line. >> reporter: so fee is a survivor she was recently attacked at about 8:15 in the morning by a large coyote shoot we got there in time and made enough noise that it scared the coyote away into the residents. >> reporter: residents who have seen the coyotes tell fox 25 they're surprised to see them out in the daytime. >> it was 10:30 in the morning it's kind of unusual time for them. >> reporter: but franklin animal control officer cindy souza who spo

in medway, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> crews are investigating after multiple boats catch fire on the cape. they found a boat fully engulfed. the fire spread to another boat and burned the rope which sent it floating down the fire. >>> house speaker john baner will soon step down the question who will take over for him? as kim hutcherson reports the favorite is a former vice presidential candidate. >> reporter: representative paul ryan is still under pressure from fellow republicans to run for speaker of the house. his answer is still. no he's still trying to make the job. >> certainly shouldn't do it if he's not willing to embrace it. >> ryan emerged as a favorite among some republicans after representative kevin mccarthy's surprise announcement that he would not run for speaker. >> friends of the ways and means chairman say ryan will only take the job if he gets support from all 247 g.o.p. house members a hurdle that contributed to mccarthy pulling out of the race. members of the party's conservative freedom caucus have another man in mind congressman daniel webster of florida. >> r

fox 25's jim morelli takes us inside. >> reporter: this is every superintendent's worst nightmare. >> reporter: it's one of those places that you think it couldn't happen here but today in gosstown, new hampshire, emergency responders swarmed a high school to take down a shooter. >> it's america and these types of incidents are all too familiar. >> reporter: this was just a drill involving the gosstown police and fire department but one just a couple days removed from the all too real school shooting at a community college in oregon. >> left upper gunshot wound. >> reporter: the make believe scenario two shooters on the loose in building. >> they neutralize one shooter, heard additional shots and made movements towards the second shooter also neutralizing that shooter. >> reporter: but casualities were also part of the script. >> there were casualties. to hospital. >> reporter: although today's exercise focused on scenario of shooters loose in the building a law enforcement official tells fox 25 that this is the same kind of response you would see under the more likely scenario of say

but next --. been robbed in this area told our jim morelli about that's all >>> welcome back at 10:00. duxbury firefighters pulling off a tough rescue today after a teenager got stuck in the mud. it happened this afternoon off old cove street. officials say the 14-year-old was actually stuck up to his knees. firefighters and also a bistander with a paddle board as you can see worked together to eventually get him out safely. >>> in fenway a woman was violently attacked on the street. tonight a suspect is under arrest. fox 25's jim morelli explains the frightening robbery and he also talked to a woman who survived a similar attack in that very same area. >>. >> around 2:00 in the morning i was sleeping someone in the alley started screaming help. >> reporter: those cries for help heard outside 137 park drive in boston's fenway neighborhood. where early sunday morning a woman was jumped and stabbed, police say, after attempting to fight off a robber. the attack actually happened in the rare alley behind number 137 park drive. the woman reports she was walking along when all of a sudden

jim morelli got some advice on how to minimize this worry. shinguards. cleats. shorts and socks. standard issue equipment for soccer. but 13-year-old daniel biundo needs one more thing to play. an insulin pump. daniel has type one diabetes. a condition in which the body ceases to produce insulin. it means a lifetime of carefully monitoring blood sugar levels. and then takingthe proper amount of insulin. what happens to the blood sugar really depends on the type of exercise the child is participating in. the intensity of the exercise, the duration of the exercise. no matter what the sport. the main goal is always the same. to prevent hypoglycemia or low blood sugar. which, when severe, can be fatal. to prevent hypoglycemia, diabetes experts recommend athletes check blood sugar levels before, during and after games or activities. have high-carbohydrate snacks or sugar tablets on hand and know the symptoms of hypoglycemia. typically signs of low blood sugar would be shakiness, pale, sweaty. despite the precautions, neither father nor son wants diabetes to take center stage in soccer

fox 25's jim morelli live in franklin now. jim it's a problem that could come with a cost. >> reporter: that is correct. you know we're going to have our first few freezing days here in franklin and the approaching winter got authorities thinking about how miserable basketball hoops left in the street last year made it to plow. >> reporter: they are staple of suburban life the neighborhood hoop with the street serving as back court. >> my friends come over all the time and play. >> reporter: but the town of franklin is now crackingdown on hoops. citing town and state laws and complaints from some residents. complaints that came in from such places as eagle drive, where fox 25 counted four hoops. franklin police put out this notice today. it advises residents to get the hoops off public spaces or else. or else run the risk getting fined $50 for the first offense jumping to $300 for the third. town administrator jeffrey nutting says the drive to get the hoops off public streets has a lot to do with avoiding a repeat of what happe

fox 25's jim morelli is live in medway with her story tonight. really terrifying, jim? >> reporter: truly terrifying. police in three jurisdictions are aware of this franklin, millis and here in medway where they are looking for the the driver of a dark colored car possibly a dodge challenger who may have possibly been trying to impersonate a police officer. pull over. >> reporter: a frighten encounter of the strangest find. missy briggs of medway is followed home by a driver who appeared her to was impersonating a cop. >> i first saw him behind me i thought for a minute maybe this is a cop. but i sat, i thought about it for a and i said no, no something doesn't seem right. >> reporter: the lights on his car were blue and green and were mounted on dashboard. this all went down early sunday morning. missy was returning home from a waitressing shift at a framingham restaurant in medway she picked up a tail. again, what appeared to be a police cruiser. >> i felt like he was trying to push me off the road but i didn't want to stop i have heard about this before never knew a

fox 25's jim morelli is live. i know you spoke with some concerned parents about all this? >> reporter:dy indeed. a student apparently found the notebook which contained this list while in class. this list is at the same time outlandish and disturbing. for some parents it's raised questions about how the school handled it. >> this child wrote a list of names of people she wants dead. >> reporter: a notebook passenger that's caused major concern at nashua high school north of new hampshire. parents say it lists the name of several students along with how they will die and when. the methods are pretty gruesome. nail removal, cannibalism and poison. >> as a mom it has to be a small world to want to make a list that. >> reporter: the sophomore is one of the students on the list. >> but it still makes her nerve to us think somebody they would put her on that list. >> reporter: the school found out about the list late last week in a letter to parents provided to fox 25 the principal says the student wrote up the list based on a japanese cartoon. according to story the book is per

our jim morelli spoke with a devastated pet owner tonight in franklin. jim? >> reporter: mark and elizabeth, just to give some perspective on this the animal control officer here in franklin has been on the job for 18 years. she says that during that time she can only remember attack. in the last month there have been three. >> it's horrible. it's just devastating. >> it was a brazen daytime attack. one second coco was in her franklin yard family nearby the next she was in a coyote's mouth. coco did not survive. >> she was the sweetest little thing. not awesome to other dogs but to humans a love bugs. >> reporter: three times in recent weeks dogs have been attacked by coyote. >> chestnut street, pleasant street also heading into norfolk i had one attack off the end of clin clinton street which is more towards the medway line. she was recently attacked. attacked by a large coyote. >> and made enough noise. >> reporter: residents who have seen coyotes in recent weeks such as tell fox 25 they are surprised to see them out in the daytime it. >> was 10:30 in the m

tonight jim morelli is live to show us how the community is honouring her why they waited 100 days to do it. jim? >> reporter: mark, this was a brazen attack happened last july in the intersection right behind me. that 7 2-year-old woman pushed to ground so hard that she fractured her skull and later died. well, today friends and >> and today marks the traditional chinese mourning federer of 100 days. >> reporter: 100 danes 2,000 plus, hours the chinese mourning period may be over but the main over the death is not. tonight a few dozen gath ordinary a pad of concrete in chinatown across from the spot where the 72-year-old grandmother was pushed to the ground last summer. by this woman, police say, 24-year-old downing, a day and a half later lloyd died from injuries related to the fall. >> pretty horrible that someone would even think about doing that to someone that's elderly. >> reporter: now the chinatown community has a new concern after downing's bail was reduced last month from $75,000 to $10,000. that even if guilty she will go unpunished. >> you make mistakes you need to have a

new tonight fox 25's jim morelli discovered the victims were long time residents of the medical -- of medway. >> instead they're gone. >> reporter: a loss of life in franklin saturday felt most acutely one town away. >> just very, very, sad. i'm quite shocked still can't believe it, that this happened to them. >> reporter: richard and nancy brown both parent in this fire and explosion had close ties to medway, they raised their family here, and richard brown was actively involved in town government. the current board of selectman member and town clerk mary jane white. >> he was just a very nice guy. willing to do anything for you. really interesting in the well being. >> reporter: white says richard brown who also served on medway's finance committee left his mark on the station. >> we were in desperate need of a police station and fire station and he made sure those two things happened. >> reporter: the brown left medway a number of years ago and moved to florida. but about a month ago they moved back to be close to family in a new home was in new. >> it's very sad that we didn't get

in today's health minute, jim morelli got some advice on h h to minimize the worry. " " shinguards. cleats. shorts and socks. standard issue equipment for soccer. but 13-year-old daniel biundo needs one more thing to play. an insulin pump. daniel has type one diabetes. a condition in which the body ceases to produce insulin. it means a lifetime of carefully monitoring blood sugar levels. and then takingthe proper amount of insulin. what happens to the blood sugar really depends on the type of exercise the child is participating in. the intensity of the exercise, the duration of the exercise. no matter what the sport. the main goal is always the same. to prevent hypoglycemia or low blood sugar. which, when severe, can be fatal. to prevent hypoglycemia, diabetes experts recommend athletes check blood sugar levels before, during and after games or activities. have high- carbohydrate snacks or sugar tablets on hand and know the symptoms of hypoglycemia. typically signs of low blood sugar would be shakiness, pale, sweaty. despite the precautions, neither father nor son wants diabetes to

fox 25's jim morelli is live in oxford with what we have reached about this. jim? >> reporter: mark, in back of us is route 20 there's no sign of the calamity that struck here this morning a horrific crash as you can we have a cross certainly not the first crash that's road. this morning one woman young woman dead and two children terribly injured. >> it's just a very bad corner. >> deadly. this road is deadly. >> but this one is the worst. seen. >> reporter: about 8:30 this morning a collision on route 20 in oxford on a corner curve. >> it's like dynamite. >> reporter: that earthshaking crash the result of a car hitting a surface large and unforgiving a cement truck and the consequences heartbreaking. a 31-year-old woman from sturbridge dead, an eight month-old on life support, and a 2-year-old severely injured. >> i look up the road it's gut-wrenching. >> reporter: state police say the car a chevy cavalier triggered the accident by drifting from the eastbound lane into the west. it collided with a cement truck spun back into oncoming traffic and was struck by an

fox 25's jim morelli is live in worcester, where jim, i understand you actually spoke with the owner of that store. >> the reporter: well, that is correct, and right now, mostly, the damage has been cleaned up, but i want to take you outside to show you how lucky these people were who crashed this car into the liquor store. about half of the damage has been fixed at it point, but come on out here, let me show you what we've got. these people could have crashed into this pole, there's another pole on the other side as well, they also could have crashed a little this way or that way and landed right into a brick wall, but instead, they took the path of least resistance in, which was right through the glass doors, and that is a big reason why we had a minimum number of injuries. >> pretty much, another day in the life of this store. >> call it the ultimate in party crashing. bob kirsch gets a call in the middle of the night about a break in at his licker his licker store, and finds in. >> a little more than a burglary, a toyota avalon in my store. >> fortunately, we weren't open, becaus

jim morelli there was for the emotional ground breaking ceremony. >> reporter: on a brisk afternoon snow literally in the air, they came, some on two human feet, some on none. >> coming to thighs things and being with my new extended family helped. >> reporter: that extended family survivors of the boston marathon bombing who came to medford today to honor a victim who didn't make it krystle campbell. >> today is a celebration of life. >> reporter: the celebration the ground breaking and dedication for the krystle campbell peace garden to be constructed in front of the medford senior senior center. >> originally we were going to put a single park bench on this spot until we started thinking about how everyone else's life was affected. >> reporter: hundreds came to the groundbreaking, clutching sunflowers, bats made of plastic never die they were krystle campbell's favorite nower. >> it just lifted me up a lot it really did that people do remember. >> they were all victims it could have happened to any one of us, you know. they didn't deserve this, no one deserved this. >> reporter: peace

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in tonights health watch, jim morelli got some advice on how to minimize the worry. 3 shinguards cleats shorts and socks standard issue equipment for soccer.but 13-year-old daniel biundo needs one more thing to play an insulin pump. daniel has type one diabetes.a condition in which the bodydyceases to produce insulin.it means a lifetime of carefully monitoring blood sugar levels and then takingthe proper certified diabetes educator, massachusetts general hospital "what happens to the blood sugar really depends on the type of exercise the child is participating in the intensity of the e ercise, the duration of the exercise."no matter what thehesport the main goal is always the same to prevent hypoglycemia or low blood sugar. which, when severe, can be fatal.to prevent hypoglycemia, diabetes experts recommend athletes check blood sugar levels before, during and after games or activitieshave high- carbohydrate snacks or sugar tablets on handand know the symptoms of hypoglycemia. michael biundodaniel's dad "typically signs of low blood sugar would be shakiness, pale, sweaty.despite the prec

dramatic video obtained by our jim morelli and several people took advantage of the crash to commit their own crimes. >> the reporter: liquor store meet toyota sedan and a crash landing caught on tape. >> northern, we -- fortunately, we weren't hope, because if we were, it could have been tragic. >> the reporter: about 1:30 a.m. this morning, bob kirsch, owner of this liquor store got a call about a burglary and found this. >> it's a little more than a burglary. '80s toyota avalon sitting inside my store. >> the reporter: and what a mess. kirsch, in need of divine intervention on the cleanup front, called former employee mike, who is now a mass tore. >> i have -- pastor. >> he said a car went through my window. i said give me ten minutes, i'll be there. >> the pastor chronicled the damage on his phone and he along with a professional cleaning company got to work. >> you name it, it was just there. >> the reporter: the car crashed into kirsch liquor as a result of an accident outside. two cars collided on main street and that sent the toyota right into the path of -- well the tape tells th

fox 25's jim morelli joins us live with what we have learned about that stretch of road. jim? where these two deposits were transported after this horrific crash one of several that have happened along this stretch of route 20 right across the street cross. neighbors tell us this is not an uncommon sight. deadly. but this one is the worst i have ever seen. about 8:30 this morning a collision on route 20 in oxford on a corner locals know as deadman's curve. it's like dynamite my house shook. that the result of a car hitting a surface large and unforgiving a cement truck and the consequences heartbreaking. a 31-year-old woman there sturbridge dead, an eight month-old on life support and a 2-year-old severely injured. state police say the car chevy cavalier triggered the the eastbound lane into the west. it and was struck by an s.u.v. got -- >> this neighbor who wished talked with the cement driver just after the crash. >> i seen the truck lying down and i seen the truck somebody. the guy was a wreck. he wasn't old he wasn't that old he was a younger guy. >> reporter: in fact he

fox 25's jim morelli reports from boston on why it took them so long to do it. >> reporter: this was a brazen assault it happened at the intersection right behind us here. 72-year-old grandmother pushed to ground so hard that she fractured her skull and later died. tonight friends and family gathered to remember her. >> and today marks the traditional chinese mourning period of 100 days. >> reporter: 100 days 2,000 plus hours. the chinese mourning period may be over but the pain over the death is not. . >> reporter: tonight a few dozen gath ordinary a pad of concrete in chinatown across from the spot where the 72-year-old grandmother was pushed to the ground last summer. by this woman, police say, 24-year-old downing. a day and a half later lloyd died from injuries related to the fall. >> pretty horrible that someone would even think about doing that to someone this elderly. >> reporter: now the chinatown community has a new concern after downing's bail reduced last month from $75,000 to $10,000. that even if guilty she will go unpunished. >> like little kids you make mistake you nee

in nashua, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> a firefighter arrested for what allegedly happened outside of a local taco shop. he's now facing assault charges tonight. our ted daniel live in brookline now. ted police say the whole thing started inside that restaurant. >> reporter: we've all been in this situation, blair. you're in line waiting for food the person in front of you is taking a long time and you're in a rush. police say that's what led this 37-year-old firefighter to berate and beat the homeless man and it all happened right across the street on the sidewalk in front of a taco shop. a polite request to speed up man to challenge him to a fight outside. that's the story brookline firefighter joe ward gave police when they arrested him. we tried to confirm ward's version of events on our own. we got no answer at his apartment door in dorchester. and no comment from the apartment where a neighbor directed us to right below it. two sides to a story. >> reporter: ward doesn't have to face us butly have to face a judge for what happened outside the taco shop on harvard street late sun

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cnn's jim morelli shows how one hospital is using meditation to help patients, family members, and staffers>> reporter:it's lunch timeand caregivers patients family members of the sickare gathering in the chapel of newton wellesley hospital, outside of bostonto practice an ancient form of healingmeditation. >>breathe in possibility and optimism. breathe out fear and doubt. >> reporter:meditation is considered an adjunct or alternative form of therapy for the sick. >> reporter:but research shows that it "does" seem to have real benefit in certain conditions meditation can lower blood pressurereduce anxiety and depressionboost the immune system, ease pain and even lessen flu symptoms. >> reporter: >>meditation provides a tool calming down. and for just finding a sense of peace in the moment. >> reporter:the sessions at newton-wellesley hospital last just 20 minutes but participants say they walk out into the world feeling brand new. >>totally refreshed. i love the feeling when it ends and the door has to open and we have to return to work i'm recharged like a fresh day. >> reporter:in newton,

fox 25 jim morelli live in bed ford where officials spoke about men late this afternoon. >> mark two main reasons why this new hit them so hard this small base real family feel. second, no one here can remember the last time that a person stationed at the base failed to come home alive. >> as you can imagine, there is devastating day for united states air force. and for hanson air force base. flags lowered after rare and sad occur refreshes two members among victim in yesterday's crash of c 130 in afghanistan our hearts are heavy are 0 as we grief with and for the families of these brave airmen it is first time in recent memory that service personal deployed from has have not made it home. something not lost today on fellow members of the 66 we sat down with entire security forces squadron talked to each and every one of them they are allcying as much help and service we can provide them through this tough time. why c-went down. the taliban claimed responsibility but u.s. forces dispute that. whatever the cause of the crash it took back seat to the personal loss felt on the base. gri

in medway, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> new at 10:00 police have now tweeted out information about bears in response to friday's sighting. on friday night fox 25 first told you that the bear was spotted. police found it sleeping and then it eventually woke up and wandered off. there have been no reported sightings since then. because the bear could still be out there police want to make sure people know what to do. if you happen to come across a black bear do not run or try and climb a tree. back away when possible and if the bear approaches you try to look bigger by putting your arms above your head and talk in a calm joys. it all sounds -- calm voice. it all sounds so simple. bears are often attracted to bird feeders. for more information go to myfoxboston.com. we have that information on our home page for you. >>> trying to climb a tree in a bear panic is not a good idea. just reit rating. >>> --. >>> house speaker john boehner will soon step down. >> i just have enormous confidence it's might man at the right moment. >> reporter: representative paul ryan is still under pressure to ru

in gosstown, new hampshire, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> fox 25 asked the gotstown police department if today's drill was in response to that shooting in oregon they told us no it had been previously scheduled. our coverage of the tragedy in oregon is not over here tonight. ahead in the next 15 minutes the surprising trend that happens just after a mass shooting. >>> a laconia man is charged with raping an 18-year-old woman in his house. police say 23-year-old nicholas was arrested last night around 6:00. officers say the attack happened on monday at his maple street home and he's charged with aggravated assault. he will be arraigned in laconia district court tomorrow morning. >>> in brockton overall crime is down but a spike in murders gives the city the highest murder rate in the state for cities with 75,000 residents or more. an f.b.i. report shows that brockton is the seventh largest city in massachusetts. there were 12 murders in brockton last year. now in comparison, boston's population is about seven times the size of brockton there were 53 murders in boston last year. >>> off

new at 6:00 p.m., jim morelli is live in boston for us to show us how the community is honoring her and why they waited 100 days to do it. >> >>> we are in chinatown at the corner where this woman actually was pushed down during the summertime, the vigil concluding just a little bit ago. as for 100 days, it might see random, but it is anything but ran done. in chinese culture, there is a 100 day mourning period and that 100 days just concluded and that is why they held the vigil. we're talking about a 72-year-old woman allegedly pushed down by a 24-year-old woman, this happened back in july and she died 36 hours later. one participant tells us that right now the community is just >> the chinese community here is very tight knit and we all support each other no matter what happens, so we're all one another. whether blood or not. >> the reporter: now, believe it or northwest, this woman's family is not looking for revenge. not even looking for the suspect to spend a significant amount of time behind bars, but they are a little bit distressed, because they are hearing that the bail she is

cnn's jim morelli spoke with one patient who says her new diet >> reporter: life feeling, well, lousyheadaches all the time. about ten years ago, her sister was diagnosed with celiac disease a genetic disorder in which part of the small intestine becomes inflamed, as a result of eating gluten, a protein found in wheat, rye and other grains. doctor john garber co-directs the adult celiac disease program at boston's massachusetts general hospital. he says the number of patients diagnosed with celiac disease is soaring. the fact that were seeing this dramatic increase in the incidence of this disease really indicates that we're sort of in the middle of a slow kind of simmering epidemic. celiac disease differs from it's classified as an auto- immune disorder in which the body attacks and damages part of the small intestine, including the duodenum, when gluten is ingested. as for treatment simple but not necessarily easycut gluten from the dietit worked for lisa vasile. two weeks after modifying her diet she felt much better. it's just food. you don't have to take a bunch of pills. you don