it's the world against leukemia. with that good of a team, how could we lose. winning it all, the greatest feeling in the world. the worst, the phone call. september 28th, 2010, alone on a trip when her husband tells her to pull off the road. >> my first thought obviously for me is how long was i going to have with my son. >> reporter: tyler, her youngest twin has leukemia. once the last tear fell she turned up the positive. >> beat this, just positive energy and thinking about, you know, how he's going to grow up and be a teenager and nothing but positivity. >> i felt like i needed to do something. >> reporter: with the bone marrow kit in the office. >> four years ago i was diagnosed in may 2008 and my wife was nine and a half months pregnant. >> reporter: so, brenda, swabs and cheeks. it takes second. somebody somewhere could be saved by what you're watching. eric said this will happen. >> a 23-year-old woman in german who's my bone marrow donor. for mow me -- me to have that match. >> reporter: so a man who won and a coach who is winning. she remembers seein

. >>> just like a game plan to beat duke, there's a game plan for this woman to beat leukemia for her family and yours. she swabs her cheeks and asks you to join the team. >> winning it all, the greatest feel in the world, the worst, a phone call. >> in 2010, alone in a car, her husband tells her to pull off the road. >> my first thoughts was how long was i going to have with my son. >> tie l her youngest son has leukemia. >> we'll beat this. just the positive energy, just thinking about how he's going to grow up and be a teenager and just nothing but positivity. >> i felt i needed to do something. >> with the bone marrow kit in her office, he knows what she's going through. >> four years ago, i was just diagnose may 2008. my wife was 9 1/2 months pregnant. >> brenda swabs her cheeks, takes seconds. somebody somewhere could be saved by what your watching. eric says it will happen because it happened to him. >> 23-year-old woman in germany was my marrow donor. for know have the watch half way around the world, it's crucial to find other bone marrow donors. >> a man who won and a coach

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. >> and you also have leukemia. >> leukemia, yeah. chronic. >> so what is the prognosis for you?ll, i don't plan to give in to it. i have, you know, a schedule. i will go back to los angeles and try cryopathy for the prostate, which is to freeze it. it's new, but it's supposed to be quite effective. i've shaved the cancer off my nose and the leukemia is in check. so they'll just have to figure something else out. >> i've been watching some of your interviews this week to promote the book. it's a fascinating book, it's a fascinating life as i discovered last time. but there's so much raw aspect to your life. >> to the story? >> yeah, to your life generally. it seems like you're constantly in some kind of battle. >> how did that happen? i just wanted to make people laugh. i don't guess i succeeded. but i don't know how to answer that actually. >> i mean tatum has been, since i interviewed her, having more problems with drugs. >> she had a slip-up, but her -- we came to her aid, redmond and i, and she was very appreciative of that and as a result she's doing quite well, quite well.

his wife died from acute leukemia.w is on nurses wyeth trying to a fight the good fight. >>> >>> they usually come after the good. >>> and to open and up to us is amazing. >>> the group has grown to 80 strong now. it should push the group's total to over a quarter million dollars. >>> is there any downside to this? >>> dino's senior but boston specs could be disserving have the track. >>> so for creating a better work environment and taking care of his employees, and dan and his partner is at this more big companies are today's high fives. >>> they could still use some golfers, a partner story cure. partners mortgage stock,, check it out. this e-mail mornings at cbs five dog,. hopefully we get a lot of entries in there. >>> the big show, ahead of cbs this morning are america's axis slowly disappearing? >>> and we will talk to alan sure bet about the teacher of it jeopardy. >>> in health news sleep apnea is leading to a higher risk of cancer. it on the people with a severe sleep apnea are more risk for cancer. and new f

he was diagnosed with leukemia, and he passed away before they ever had a chance to do that. so i helped write his obituary for "the baltimore sun" and a few months later they finally did bring the space capsule here and unveiled it. they brought shepherd's daughters here to talk about their father and some of his navy colleagues here to talk about their colleague. and just before they put the plexiglass on here, i was able to stick my head in there and touch a couple of things and sort of get a feel for what it was like to be shepherd to be crammed inside this thing with the world watching, not knowing if the rocket was going to blow up or what was going to happen. and it was shortly after that that i began wondering why no one had ever written a biography of the guy, why he had never written his own. and started spending more and more time -- my free time looking through the story and digging through archives and trying to find out what made him tick. how did he get to be the guy he was and why did he never tell his full story to everybody? so hopefully the result is the fu

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it highlights the case of a 11-year-old petaluma boy diagnosed with leukemia. he is a bone marrow he needs a bone marrow transplant. >> tomorrow mother's day and abc7 is looking for the bay area's luckiest mom. here is some photos from the news family. carolyn tyler, karina rusk, heather ishimaru, we want to hear how special your mom is. go to facebook and click on the movdz day button. upload family photos and tell us about your mother. you could be featured on "abc 7 news." i was waiting for a picture of lisa argen and her adoring children but we didn't have time for that. >> i will take one for you. >> we'll have it tomorrow morning. >> maybe next weekend. [ laughter ] >> terry: you are not going to do it. >> lisa: i'll do it. good morning. we, looking at that fog out all morning long. here is a look you'll notice, pretty interesting out there. it's been about 8900, 900 feet and partly cloudy skies in san francisco with some sunshine here later on. numbers coming up today downtown it was breezy yesterday. 54 is the average high. 68 is what we can expect toda

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a year old haven't is battling leukemia.mb team made his wish come true. >> understand what is willing on what china help the kids have done. >> now we can finally breathe and enjoy life for a change. ysabel: quite the typical bull why he got to watch things blow up. >>marty: we have a new kentucky derby champ to tell you about. ysabel: the traffic is easy and the sun is up. will be back. >> losing streak for the giants is finally over irian 15 to 2. the team had lost four in a row. the play again today and at&t part. and >> the a's also had a win at ford is read. -- the res 14-3. -- 4-3. ysabel: the horse called i have another one at the kentucky derby. the kentucky derby is the first leg of the triple crown. >> let's turn our attention to the weather. let's look at that celebration. it is a beautiful day around the day today. it is one of several cinco tamayo's celebrations were out the area. ysabel: this is a picture from mt. tam. >> yes we do have some sea breeze with things so cool. it is much warmer today than it has b

he has spent half his life battling luke team ya, -- leukemia, and want he waned more than anything waso see a explosion. so the make-a-wish foundation helped make it happen. >> get to see a big ball of smoke and debris. >> fire in the hole! >> alan: woo-hoo. evans' family says they now know dream comes true. >> ama: that's great. wow. i know. >> leigh: wow in the sky tonight. >> alan: that's right. >> leigh: it looks like it's going to be clear. so the fog is going to stay off the coast so looks like a terrific night. it's been a great day, hasn't it? live shot here for your friends in san jose. clear sky. those northerly winds are still with us, and they'll start to shift tuts -- towards the east. so hills above the 1,000-foot level, get ready for breezy conditions. 81 in santa rosa, napa, 81. 69 in san francisco. half moon bay, 61. 77, san jose. redwood city. and 75 was the high today in morgan hill. we'll go with clear sky for these evening. right now temperatures slowly starting to come down a little bit. san francisco, 62. we had 57 at half moon bay. interior east bay, concord, 75

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he had leukemia, and this boy died. there was nothing they could do for him. he died. now, mr. president, 90% of these cases are cured. i've spoken on the floor before, others have, there's one form of leukemia that has been almost stopped in its tracks by the scientist discovering a bush called periwinkle. they use the products from that weed to cure cancer. no mother or father should have to watch a child suffer as he waits for lifesaving medicine. as a number of drug shortages increases each year, more parents wait and worry. more husbands and wives and daughters and sons wait and worry. in 2005, the f.d.a. reported shortages of 55 medications. last year the number jumped to 231, including the leukemia drug i just mentioned and some chemotherapy medicines. these shortages are caused by a variety of factors, the lack of raw materials or, mr. president, another thing that we've learned, these manufacturers -- the manufacturers of these products, they want to be able to sell everything. they don't want to waste valuable money on storing medicines. one of the big businesses used

he showed us what leukemia looked like. she told us that with chemotherapy, it can be cured. as a team, we made friendship bracelets. even though we do not know you, we want you to know that you will be in our minds. we asked our principal at school if we could start a new book drive. she said yes. the team held it -- had a lemonade stand on game day. the money we collected was donated for more research and even though it is not much, we hope it will help. with the medicine and treatments, we hope that you will get better soon. i know that you will when i guess this illness and we hope to see you running around real soon. remain strong and know that my team and i will be scoring goals with your name on them. we will always be thinking of you and our friendship. sincerely, your friends at e.o. taylor. >> and as a reminder that sometimes, just a letter can be something that really bryan's of their day and brings them hold. they also had a lemonade stand, did a toy and book drive. let's have another hand for e.r. taylor. bell was a beautiful letter and we appreciate it. working

today's case highlights a boy with leukemia. he needs a bone marrow transplant but no one in his family is a matching donor so they are looking for someone out there. whatever the event is, it's going to be a nice day do it. a dry day no matter how you slice it. >> unless you have some mist and drizzle right at the coast. >> you had to throw that in. >> because it is dense in spots. i used my wipers a little this morning. here's look from the roof camera. you notice the wind blowing a bit. a west win at 12 and the marine layer covering parts of the city. we will talk about the low visibility and high temperatures today coming up. >> and also coming up, the inge-sanity continues in oakland. brandonen knowledge continues his shot streak with the a's. that's coming up in sports. >> tomorrow a mother's day. take a look at these photos from the abc7 news family. you see carolyn tyler, karina rusk, heather ishimaru. we want to hear about how special your mom is. up load your family photos and tell us about your mom. you could be featu

. >>> plus, coach freeze wants you to help beat leukemia. the moat vision behind this all. >>> we start off with an alarming study on autism. a study says while detection can happen before the age of three, often time kids are not diagnosed until they're five. the sooner it's detected, the better for them. half received medication as part of the treatment. most of the medications are stimulants or antianxiety or mood stap stabilize -- stabilizer drugs. >>> women who are trying to quit smoke during pregnancy may have an alternative. viet -- vitamin c can significantly improve a baby's lung function. researchers found that newborns of smoking women who took a vitamin c supplement had better lungs than those of smoking women who received a placebo. >> men are gaining on women when it comes to life expectancy. the study looked at data from 1989 to 2009. men's life expectancy jumped 4.6 compared to 2.7 for women. women still have a little bit of an edge. abc2news.com is the place for all of the health news you nee.d just log on. check out our pag

sassoon had leukemia, but died of natural causes. >>> in china, ferrari is apologizing for lifting a sports car on top of a historic gate to perform driving stunts. chinese officials ordered workers to clean up the tire marks left on top of the gate which was built during the ming dynasty. >>> an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,835 after dropping 97 points yesterday. s&p fell 9 points, nasdaq down 11. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei lost 35 points. in hong kong the hang seng fell 103. >>> investors will be watching the troubles in europe and the latest u.s. jobs data today. stocks were down due to uncertainty about the european debt crisis. greece will get a payment of more than $5 million euros despite threats from elected officials there. china reported weak trade data, increasing fears of a slow down in the world's second largest economy. >>> the u.s. labor department will report on unemployment claims for last week with a slight increase expected over last week. >>> a new forecast from zillow predict

she financed her wedding and honeymoon is 25 rolled woman pleaded guilty to a scam that she had leukemia and wanted to have a dream wedding. donations portent including a wedding dress she may be ordered to pay back the $30,000 collected. health officials tracking down parents as babies exposed to tuberculosis at two hospitals in northern california. two babies who spent time at the sutter medical center and in north bay and asunder in fairfield exposed to tb, the risk of infection babies should test positive for symptoms when need to receive antibiotics. doctors in rome have implemented the world's smallest artificial heart, the operation on the 16 month old child happened in march, doctors say the heart was used as an emergency for 13 days until a real heart became available the child reportedly doing well. >>> strollers it did element in the latest demonstration in washington. parents, for more regulation of toxic chemicals they delivered 30,000 signatures to congress asking senators to overhaul chemical laws. it photographers photos are going viral. jason leigh's two daughters are th

which reports in sacramento, california, where a little boy who's been fighting a big battle against leukemia got to have a real blast. more than anything 8-year-old evan wanted to see an explosion and a sheriff's bomb squad was more than happy to put on a real show. a make-a-wish foundation brought evan from texas to catch the big blow joup and he said he liked what he saw. he said, quotes are cool. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we're off to a quiet start on this monday. it is dry. 59 degrees downtown. 54 in parkton. variable clouds or a mixture of sun and clouds. . a 20% chance for a rain shower. upper 60's and low 70's. will come back and check the forecast going through mother's day. >> not on 11 news today -- >> three children are recovering after a fire at the home yesterday. i'm kim dacey, live with the latest. >> campaign 2012 officially underway appeared the president kicks off his first rallies this weekend. i am tracie potts in wash

when a woman was dying of leukemia after the bomb dropped in hiroshima, she created the crane as a symbol of peace. the symbol has resonated with so many people. we've got a lot of people to come in and write wishes and put them on the crane. there are over 7000 cranes on the tree, 13,000 stars to add some more sparkle and help with the wishes up to the heavens. so, we are really grateful we have the ability to create this gift for the city of san francisco. we would like to thank everybody who helped us. there are some many people. a lot of kids in the city of san francisco. that is pretty much it. thank you. thank you for coming. millie. [applause] it would not be a san francisco event without a blessing from the sisters of perpetual indulgence. >> good evening, everyone. i am here to bless you. will ask for everyone's attention for just a minute. if you please, would you close your eyes, bring your hand close to your heart, and take a deep breath. friends, family, to date -- today we're gathered beneath a symbol of energy, life, and hope for the world. you have decorated it with love a

which reports in sacramento, california, where a little boy who's been fighting a big battle against leukemia got to have a real blast. more than anything 8-year-old evan wanted to see an explosion and a sheriff's bomb squad was more than happy to put on a real show. a make-a-wish foundation brought evan from texas to catch the big blow joup and he said he liked what he saw. he said, quotes are cool. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement. this is a limited time offer, so don't wait. get fios at this great low price. act now and you'll get $250 back. but hurry. this incredible offer ends june 2nd. call 1.888.get.fios. fios. a network ahead. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> 4:28. remember all those clouds that didn't seem to go anywhere yesterday? some are going to stick aro

he died in his home after suffering leukemia. the so-called sun tanning mother has been banned from our favorite salon, planet son. they ordered workers to keep for out. she was arrested for allegedly taking her five year-old daughter into canning but with her. they posted hurt photo so employees will recognize her but she is not too hard to notice. what countries are the best and worst for mothers? >> the state of the world mothers report look it education health economic status and health and nutrition of children, the u.s. came in 25th, up several spots from last year because of better care for teenage mothers. an academic dream come true for an ivy league janitor >> the 52 year-old student will graduate from columbia university next week with honors. he moved to the u.s. from yugoslavia nearly 20 years ago. his full-time job as a campus custodian has allowed him to take class is in the tuition exemption program. it took him seven years to learn english and another 12 years to graduate with a bachelor's in the classics >> i wo

. >> leukemia, skin cancer, p prostate cancer.the treatment that you are going to do. >> my leukemia has been in check for 11 years. i take something called glrks levac that has held me in good stead. i have skin cancers, because i live at the beach and i don't put my sun block on, so they've taken half my nose off. just this last week. and i discovered that i have a stage 2 prostate cancer. >> do you worry about being able to beat these conditions? >> no. no, i don't worry. i'll beat them. and if i don't, i'll join her. >> ryan o'neal. he says he'll start treatment soon for his prostate cancer. >>> camp david, it's the president retreat. why it's the last safest place on earth. >>> there are times when we all want a little peace and quiet. but when you're a world leader, and you're trying to hold a g-8 summit, finding that peace and quiet can be a little tough. after all, the last few meetings have looked more like this than quiet get-togethers of political big-wigs. the solution for president obama to move the summit from chicag

and advocacy for leukemia and lymphoma. the president of the society. guys, great to have you with us. bob, i've got to start off with you. being a wall street guy you're exposed to so many charities which you can support. what stood out to you about this one? >> i was asked a few years back to participate in one of the fundraising activities in connecticut. i'm one of the fortunate members of our board that doesn't have a personal connection to a blood cancer. but i got involved. once you see what good the organization does, i just stayed involved and a few years back i got involved in the board and now i'm chapter president. >> can you speak to the training that's involved. >> with respect to the upcoming pineapple classic it's a 5 k. the obstacle course that is pineapple and hawaiian themed. so training probably you don't have to be an iron man participant. but as i understand you might be. it's open to anybody 8 years of age and older. families participate. groups participate, people get dressed up. it's all for fun and

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he was believed to be fighting leukemia. he died at his home at age 84. >> this is gmt from "bbc world news." i am george alagiah. 49 people have been killed in two huge explosions in damascus in front of a military intelligence building. it is the worst explosions since the uprising against assad began. the flame for the olympics has been lit. the relay will end in london in july. away from the grim reality of greece's political crisis, there has been an olympic torch ceremony, harkening back to the traditions of the ancient games at mount olympia. the tradition of the lighting of the flame by a high priestess. the flame will be relayed. it will travel thousands of kilometers across greece to some 40 towns. it will then be flown to britain for a 70-relay. jane, over to you. >> hello, george. thank you very much. actually, at the end of the ceremony here. a really beautiful ceremony that has taken place here. it is a slightly curious setting, as you are suggesting there. we all well and have talked so much in recent weeks ab

. >>> when you are 10 months old and fighting leukemia this is what a good day looks like. 80 percent of children with her kind of cancer can be cured with the right medications. >>> but two months ago her dad was told a chemotherapy drug was running a house. >>> see you just pray that that stuff is handled by the professionals and that people do their jobs and get done. >>> but it's not getting done. dozens of cancer drugs are running out. the reasons include manufacturing problems and reduce production due to lower profits with generic drugs. the industry has not be afraid to let the fda no it they had a problem so we can get in there and work with them to fix it before a results showed up. the fda says the two bills that have been languishing in congress will help to fix the problem. >>> your sink in that sponsors of legislation. >>> if you have some industry life-saving if both parties agreeing and yet it cannot get to vote to a vote i'd never seen a congress where it's more difficult to pass legislation i think you should call the leadership so we did. we set up at the weekly pre

. >> they were both diagnosed one day apart from each other with acute limbo blass particular leukemia of the most common cancers in kids. they have been through spinal taps, bone marrow transplants, every process of their recuperation. >> it looks like they lost their hair together. >> yes. >> the thing is, i mean, this is so scary, it's such a scary disease for anybody. imagine how scary it is for a little kid. it must be really nice to have somebody else around the same age to go through this, to battle this thing together. >> even their moms have become friends. >> she is like a sister to me. >> we've definitely developed a lasting bond with them. forever. i mean, we feel like we'll be friends for the rest of our lives. >> i told you! >> i can take it. >> they're no longer living at the hospital. add son will have to continue going for chemotherapy for one more year. >> wow. >> he did say he misses her when she is not there when he's getting his chemo. one of my favorite parts of this story is at the very end. >> like, one of my old sayings, if it's one of your worst feared place,

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. >>> kcr-3 in nearby calavaras county, a little boy who's been fighting a big battle against leukemia got to have a real blast. more than anything, 8-year-old evan wanted to see an explosion, and a sheriff's bomb squad was more than happy to put on a real show. that's because the make-a-wish foundation brought evan from texas to catch the big blowup and evan liked what he saw. he said, quote, explosions are cool. they are. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> well, the streets of prague looked more like a scene out of a horror move. over 700 makeup-clad zombies turned out for the fifth annual zombie walk. participants dressed in weird colorful costumes, many drenched in fake blood as they groaned and staggered down the city streets. organizers say the movement is often spontaneous and planned on social media sites. >>> in england lawn mower race ing season is officially under way. machines are stripped of their blades for safety and allowed only minor modifications before being put on the course, which after weeks o

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one was diagnosed with acute leukemia. >> we don't have any indication that their death was related to radioactivity and exposure. >> the researchers said eight workers had been exposed to enough radiation to put them at risk of developing cancer. >>> police who work in northeast japan have had a host of new challenges to deal with over the past year. officials at the national police agency say many of them might be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. researchers surveyed more than 10,000 officers based in the region. more than 4% of respondents reported symptoms associated with ptsd. some said they have trouble sleeping. others said they get irritated over small matters. 7% of officers working near the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant reported symptoms. doctors have not diagnosed any officer in the region with ptsd. still, officers at the police agency plan to study the issue further and write a manual to address the problem. >>> japanese researchers are exploring how to satisfy the country's appetite for energy. now they are turning to an alternative source. wave power. jap

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