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>> i think for technology and innovation, we have to ignore politics. >> you can watch lesley stahl's full "60 minutes" report by going to cbsnews.com. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle. dr. tara narula has details. plus, rres are getting a makeover. we will show you how they are overhaul meals for troops. and emmy award winning actress allison janney of the hit series "mom" joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" i'm anne-marie green. >> you are watching kcci 8 news. elizabeth: right now at 4:30, a kcci exclusive. touching tribute. a fallen iowa solider returned home. the heart wrenching moment a grieving family sees his casket for the first time. eric: plus a look at a colorful career. see the life fred thompson made for himself on tv and the as a two term senator. and his campaigning in iowa for his presidential run. elizabeth: and royals win. the big game that led to a world series title. good morning everyone. eric: it is 4:30. we turn the page into november. it doesn't feel like it. metinka:

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lesley stahl reports for sunday morning. >> come on, aaron! >> that's my husband, aaron with his boxing coach. he and everyone else in the class has parkinson's. >> give me all you got. come on! >> come on. boom, boom. >> reporter: a progressive neurological disorder that affects nearly a million americans. you don't hear about very many with the disease getting better. >> i think of parkinson's as disease. it doesn't shrink itself. it shrinks you. >> i want you to reach up. >> aaron and fellow parkinsonians. part of the new program aims to stop the shrinking if not reverse it. each exercise works on a symptom. >> come on. give me ten. up. >> reporter: stretching is for their stiffness. foot work for balance. >> ready. boom. come on. >> reporter: punching to stead their tremors. >> go, ha! >> shouting to count their soft voice syndrome. and sparring. for coordination. what does boxing do for you? >> just the opposite of parkinson's. every designed instead of the shrink. designed to pump you up. you get to get on the gloves. gives you enormous

lesley stahl reports for sunday morning. >> come on, aaron! >> that's my husband, aaron with his boxing coach. he and everyone else in the class has parkinson's. >> give me all you got. come on! >> come on. >> reporter: a progressive neurological disorder that affects nearly a million americans. you don't hear about very many with the disease getting better. >> i think of parkinson's as being the incredible shrinking disease. it doesn't shrink itself. it shrinks you. >> i want you to reach up. >> aaron and fellow parkinsonians. part of the new program aims to stop the shrinking if not reverse it. each exercise works on a symptom. >> come on. give me ten. up. >> reporter: stretching is for their stiffness. foot work for balance. >> ready. boom. come on. >> reporter: punching to stead their tremors. >> go, ha! >> shouting to count their soft voice syndrome. and sparring. for coordination. what does boxing do for you? >> just the opposite of parkinson's. every designed instead of the shrink. designed to pump you up. you get to get on the gloves.

this morning, lesley stahl has what for her is a very personal cover story. >> reporter: that's my husband aaron latham. he and everyone else in this boxing class has parkinson's. >> come on, boom boom! >> reporter: it's a progressive neurological disorder that affects nearly a million americans. what does boxing do for you, then? >> it kinda gets your physical courage back and your mental courage seems to kinda come along. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, parkinson's disease sufferers fight back, in the ring. >> osgood: accomplished photographer has been reaching new heights lee cowan went along for a ride. >> for vincent laforet getting to new heights is only way to really capture a view of something different. no daredevil. >> i'm nervous when i take the escalator up. for some reason in a helicopter hanging out 12,000 feet totally fine. >> what our lives down here look like officer a camera way up here. later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: actress jennifer connelly spends plenty of time in front of cameras she picks up on one particular feature as she tells tracy smith. >> it's re

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