community bank. >> why were you at the bank in maynard?ny police officers in maynard? >> no. makes sense to me. but there's a lot of small towns in iowa, why maynard? >> far enough away from my home. and you can look up the statistics, financially, for any bank. maynard savings is a very, very successful bank considering the economic hardship. >> okay. >> so, all the pieces put together seemed like a logical choice. i had an ak-47, started with approximately 500 rounds. >> if it wasn't for me, if jeremiah had had his way, he probably would have shot instead of getting arrested. >> why? >> i don't know. it's just the way he is, i guess. >> while in custody, mumford even draws a map of the bank to tell investigators how he and clayton pulled off the heist. as he's being led to jail, mumford tells reporters exactly how he feels about what he's done. >> do you admit to robbing the bank in maynard? >> it would appear so. >> do you feel bad for what you did? >> no. >> for those who survived this dangerous ordeal, especially the people at the may

maynard has terminal brain cancer.s. in her first television interview maynard explains her choice to jan crawford. >> i don't want to die, if anyone wants to hand me like a magical cure and save my life so i can have children with my husband, you know, i will take them up on it. but we haven't been able to find that. and the way that i would die, just according to this disease is terrible. the availability of being able to take a medication that allows me to slip into a sleep inside minutes and pass away, most likely within the half hour sounds a lot better to me, just as a human being. >> our dr. david agus is director of the west side cancer center at the university of southern california. he's treated patients with the disease. good morning. we obviously want to hear your comments about the controversy on how to handle this. but what does she face medically and psychologically. >> maynard suffers from disease of the brain. as the disease progresses and it gets larger, there's symptoms ranging from seizure, and the

now, brittany maynard is planning her death, choosing to end her life before cancer can destroy her. >> i think until anyone has walked a mile in my shoes and knows what they're facing, i just felt like just -- bone splitting headaches that i get sometimes. or the seizures or the inability to speak or the moments where i'm looking at my husband's face. and i can't think of his name. >> maynard found out this spring she has the most lethal form of brain cancer. and says doctors told her she may only have six months to live. her medication has drastically changed her appearance. but she's decided to forego aggressive treatment and die as she puts it, with dignity. maynard was raised by a single mother in southern california. >> early on, i told her, it would be my honor to take care of you. >> her candor about death revived the national debate over physician aid in dying. in a recent poll by the new england journal of medicine, 67% of the journal's readers oppose the practice. many fear it could be abused in cases involving the elderly and disabled. >> if i were her doctor, i would cer

now brittany maynard is planning her death.hoosing to end her life before cancer can destroy her. >> i think until anyone has walked a mile in my shoes and knows what they're facing and has felt the like just bone splitting headaches that i get sometimes or the seizures or the inability to speak or the moments where i'm looking at my husband's face and i can't think of his name. >> reporter: maynard found out this spring she has the most lethal form of brain cancer and says doctors told her she may only have six months to live. her medication has drastically changed her appearance but she's decided to forego aggressive treatment and dies as she puts it with dignity. maynard was raised by her mom a single mother in southern california. >> early on i told her it would be my honor to take care of you. >> reporter: her candor about death has revived the national debate over physician aid in dying. in recent poll by the new england journal of medicine 67 percent of healthcare providers say they opposed the practice, many fear it cou

. >> brittany maynard's story has a lot of people talking and it could change the national debate on the issue. >> reporter: brittany maynard's video went up on youtube only monday, already nearly 3 million have watched. >> i was diagnosed with cancer and told i was terminally ill. >> reporter: at age 29 and terminally ill maynard moved from california to oregon where assisted suicide is legal reopening a debate with a new face much different than old images of dr. jack kevorkian. >> i went from having potentially years to being told i have like six months. >> anyone could look at her and say that could be me. >> reporter: maryland delegate heather mizeur proposed death with dignity during her recent primary run for governor. >> brittany is helping transition this issue from a radical concept to one i think will be mainstream very soon. >> from the church's standpoint it doesn't change the debate. >> reporter: but at the archdiocese of washington a new face and heartwrenching circumstances do not change the fundamental issue. >> our view on human dignity is consistent from the beginn

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my heart goes out to brittany maynard. it's a heart-wrenching story but i want to assure people watching that she could get excellent whole person care and be assured of dying gently in her bed surrounded by her family. it's ironic that we know how to give extremely good care, not only comprehensive medical care but tender loving care. but it shows, the institute of medicine report shows we're not doing it in this country and it is a national disgrace. >> brown: dr. byock, why not give her that power to do it herself? >> you know, are i think that we know that there are serious deficiencies. the institute of medicine in 1997, documented some of the same deficiencies i just reiterated. doctors aren't being trained. they are demonstrable not as a grew treating suffering. we know our hospitals and nursing homes are poorly staffed and skilled in palliative skills. we could fix this situation. we know how to do that but we're not doing it, and giving doctors now authority to write lethal prescriptions fixes really nothing. none

maynard was very active before her diagnosis.nuary, she would run half maratho marathons, climb mt. kilimanjaro. she says she wants to live, but doctors say her stage 4 cancer will be a "terrible, terrible way to die." maynard explains her decision in a video that millions have now watched on youtube. >> i will die upstairs in my bedroom that i share with my husba husband, with my mother and my husband by my side and pass peacefully with some music that i like in the background. i can't even tell you the amount of relief that it provides me to know that i don't have to die the way that it's been described to me that my brain tumor would take me on its own. >> all right, so, brittany's husband says he supports her very personal decision. >> death with dignity allows for people who are in the predicament of facing a lot of suffering, that they can decide when enough is enough. >> wow. so, oregon and four other states currently have these death with dignity laws. and this brings us to our twitter question for you this morning, becau

maynard moved to oregon.f five states where it is legal for doctors to help terminally ill patients take their own lives. >>> ebola, likely to spread around the world and is here to stay. i'm scott broom at the johns hopkins bloomburg school in baltimore. sobering assessments from an ebola conference. >>> headlines and panic. how prepared are montgomery county's hospitals should someone come down with it here? >> two moms, ten children, two funerals funerals and no way to pay for them. the story coming up. >>> a new and blistering assessment of the response to the ebola epidemic was delivered today. thank you for joining us, i'm lesli foster. >> and i'm derek mcginty. experts all but certain that not only will ebola spread around the world, it's here to stay. this came to light at the johns hopkins school of public health today. that's a place we keep in mind that does not specialize in trying to scare folks. scott broom is in baltimore with more on what they had to say. >> this ebola forum in baltimore is se

it's happening each week. >> maynard lives in oregon, that's one of three u.s.tates that have so-called death with dignity laws. >> apple's ceo tim cook says he's proud to be gay. he made the announcement in an essay for bloomberg business week which was published today. the deeply private executive said that he has never denied his sexuality but he's never publicly acknowledged it either until now. cook wrote "i consider being gay among the greatest gifts god has given me." so, why come out now? cook writes "if hearing that the ceo of apple is gay can help someone struggling to come to terms with he or she is or bring comfort to anyone who feels alone or inspire people to insist on their equality then it's worth the trade-off with my own privacy." apple was the first people to come up with a smartphone or tablet. we love our gadgets but is the convenience that comes along with it also causing some anxiety when it comes to battery life. >> always reaching for the charger. jim donovan finds in the near future you could be able to power up without ever reaching fo

why do you think the case of brittany maynard is resonating with many people. what's the key to this for you? >> the key is how brittany has made dying real, made the tragedy of decline, the inhumanities that people suffer often before the disease takes their lives. there's a lot of denial on america. americans find it hard to believe they will die. if they will die they find it hard to believe it wouldn't be peaceful like it is in the movies. brittany is bringing that reality home to people. this could be me, it could be my mom, my dad, my daughter, who has a horrible diagnosis. we're all grief stricken. and what this disease will do to her, could do to her before she dies, is too much for her to bear. >> ira brick, do yo ira byock, s the wrong message. >> the institute of medicine says there's truly a public health crises that surrounds the way people are cared for and the way people die. my heart goes out to brittanymaynard. it's a heart-wrenching story but i want to assure people watching that she could get excellent whole person care and be assured of dyin

brittany maynard a terminally ill woman completed the last item on her bucket list. a visit to the grand canyon. the 29-year-old says the view was beautiful and she enjoyed the time with her family. maynard has terminal brain cancer and she's tentatively planned november 1st at the date she's chosen to die in oregon. >>> wal-mart creates its own halloween scare, the offensive costume description that has the roadway tail giant saying so far -- retail giant saying sorry. >> if you have a consumer problem or question, call -- flush we have some volunteers on the phones right now so give us a shout. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the new numbers revealed by california >>> a staggering number of credit accounts hacked in california. the new numbers revealed by california's attorney general and the likelihood that your personal information has fallen into the wrong hands. that story and more at 5:00. >>> wal-mart back pedaling today owning up to a big mistake on the website. >> which should be labeled plus- sized halloween costumes are not. instead of plus sided

now, brittany maynard is planning her death, choose to go end her life before cancer can destroy her. >> i think until any within has walk a mile in my shoes and knows what they are facing and has felt just the bone splitting headaches i get sometimes or the the seizures, or the inability to speak or moment i'm looking at my husband's face and i can't think of his name. >> reporter: maynard found out this spring she has most lethal form of brain cancer, and says that doctors told her she may only have six months to live. her medication has drastically change her appearance but she's decided to forgo aggressive treatment and die as she puts witt dignity. maynard was raise by her mom a single mother in southern california. >> early on, i told her it would be my honor to take care of you. >> reporter: her candor about death has revived the national debate over physician aid in dying. in a recent pole by new england journal of medicine 67 percent of health care providers said they oppose the practice, many fear it could be abused in cases involving the elderly and disable. >> if i were he

now brittany maynard is planning her death, choosing to end her life before cancer can destroy her. >> i think until anyone has walked a mile in my shoes and knows what they're facing, i just felt like bone splitting headaches that i get sometimes or the seizures or the inability to speak or the moments where i'm looking at my husband's face and i can't think of his name. >> reporter: maynard found out this spring she has the most lethal form of brain cancer and says doctors told her she may only have six months to live. her medication has drastically changed her appearance. she's decided to forego treatment and die as she puts it with dignity. maynard was raised by a single mother. >> early on i told her it would be my honor to take care of you. >> reporter: her candor about death has revived the national debate over physician-aid in dying. in a recent poll by the new england journal of medicine, 67% of the journal's readers said they oppose the practice. many fear it could be abused in cases involving the elderly and the disabled. >> if i were her doctor, i'd certainly try to talk h

. >> twenty-nine year-old brittany maynard has been diagnosis with an aggressive form of brain cancer last spring. doctors gave her six months to live. in june, maynard and her family moved to oregon so she could get access to the death with dignity act. she initially chose this saturday, november 1st as her death date but now says it is not the right time. >> i still have enough to wake and laugh and smile with my family and friend enough that it doesn't seem like the right time right now but it will come because i feel myself getting sicker, it is happening each week. >> last week maynard visited the grand canyon a trip she described as the last item on her bucket list. >> 5:41. within of the world's most famous chapels gets a major upgrade, cutting edge technology giving the sistine chapel a whole new look. >>> standing on top of the world we will get our first lot at prime views from the top of the new world trade center. >>> and keeping black friday bargains on black friday the latest stores that refuse to open up early on thanksgiving. we will be right back. it's part of a hersh

maynard quickly decided she didn't want her family to watch her to die in pain.o she and her husband moved from california to oregon to take advantage of the state's death with digny law. one of only five states with legal protection for terminally ill patients. >> it's in a safe spot, and i know that it's there when i need it. >> reporter: maynard qualified for physician assisted suicide in oregon. she was able to obtain a prescription for lethal medication and plans to use it in a matter of weeks. >> i will die upstairs in my bedroom that i share with my husband. with my mother and my husband by my side and pass peacefully with some music that i like in the background. >> reporter: she says while she doesn't want to die, she wants to be able to end her life on her own terps. >> i can't even tell you the amount of relief that it provides me to know that i don't have to die the way that it's been described to me that my brain tumor would take me on its own. >> reporter: maynard also says having this choice has given her a sense of peace in her final days. amaral

maynard does have have terminal brain cancer.end her life with the doctor's assistance. this the saturday, but now she says she's not quite sure. >> i still have enough to weigh and i still laugh, smile with my family and friends and that doesn't seem like the right time, right now, but it will come because i feel like myself is getting sicker. it is happening each week. >> maynard has moved to oregon that is one of three states that had has the death with dignity laws. >> apple ceo tim cook says he is proud to be gay. he made the announcement in an essay for bloomberg business week published today. deeply private executive says he has never denied his sexuality but never publicly acknowledged it until right now. cook says quote i consider being gay among the greatest gifts god has given me. >> so why come out publicly now. coke writes it is hearing that the ceo of apple is gay can help someone, struggling to come to terms with who he or she is or bring covert to anyone who feels alone, or inspire people to insist on their own eq

. >> brittany maynard doesn't have much time left. she recently made a profoundly difficult and very public decision to end her own life. maynard has glio blastoma, she would rather die with dignity than live with disease. she recently moved to oregon so she could die with dignity. she went public with her choice in an online video. >> after getting married is when i first experienced the headaches and they were quite severe. i didn't understand them, i had never had anything like that, in my life. right after getting married, my husband and i were actively trying for a baby which was heartbreaking. after i was diagnosed we went to the wine country for kind of a new year's eve celebration and by the following day day i was diagnosed with terminal cancer and told i was terminally ill. i don't look every day and look at it. it's in a safe spot and i know it's there when i need it. i plan to be surrounded by my immediate family which is my husband and my mother and my stepfather and my best friend who is also a physician. and probably no

after the trip maynard had her are worst seizure so far. we first met this ohio native last year, he has the same issue she has, he went through surgery but the tumor came back. he decided to enjoy the time he has left. when he heard about brittany, joe nyer decided to reach out. >> my name is joe nyer, i had to face a terminal diagnosis so i could relate to what brittany maynard was faig facing. i felt connected to her process, to her condition to establish what she was going through. i was deeply moved by reading her article, i wante wanted to h out to her in any way i could. i don't have any interest in disrespecting her choice but i want to open up the possibility of how to live with a terminal condition. >> pretty much ready. >> there's a way to live with quality with a terminal diagnosis so i wanted to share that not just with brittany but with anybody who has a terminal condition. i'm now almost two years out from that diagnosis and defying all expectations. i'm not bedridden, not incoherent, i'm actually seeing improvements in all a

thank you for your reporting. >>> we're going to turn now to the story of brittany maynard. just one week from today, if all goes according to her plan, 29-year-old brittany maynard will drink a glass of water filled with a lethal dose of crushed doctor-prescribed pills and drift off into a sleep from which she will never wake. brittany's profoundly personal and private decision after being diagnosed with a terminal, quickly advancing illness made the cover of this week's "people" magazine and has become the subject of international interest and discussion after she shared her story in this video posted online two weeks ago. >> 70 days post-op, i went in for another mri and told i had a great change. they were looking and saying it looks like grade four, which is the worst and most aggressive form of brain cancer. it's called glioblastoma. that was a major shock to my system and the system of my family. it went from having potentially years of time to being told i had like six months. >> doctors have told brittany that if the cancer is allowed to run its course, the decline

maynard said she still plans to end her life at some point, as you heard. during all of this, maynard's gun to push for new laws, and she's encouraging people to support dying with dig knit. >> i 20 year old surfer fights off a shark and lives to tell about it, ryan hunt says he was is her fink north of cydney, when a shark attacked him. hunt said he kicked the shark after the first bite, but made a second bite at him. he then hit the shark and managed to get away from it. >> i pet it in my hands, he tried to stop it from biting again, by hitting it a bit, and then it eventually swam away. >> despite the ordeal, hunt says he want to get back in the water. sharks are common in australia, fewer than two deadly attacks in decades. >> second leading cause of cancer death, protecting yourself could become little easier. >> new colon cancer test you can take at home, that sounds whole lot better than what they do now. and what's meant to make parents and children feel safe? might make some feel a little uneasy. bulletproof plight boards. local district putting th

this is brittany maynard.emember she's the terminally ill woman in oregon who is planning to take fatal pills. she says now doesn't seem to be the right time. we'll talk to the woman who helped get death with dignity law passed. what does she make of brittany maynard's story. her decision. what is it like to determine when it's time. that's next. >>> you hear all the time how are you? a simple greeting for you or me but a life and death decision that brittany maynard is now making each and every day. the 29-year-old terminally ill cancer patient let the world know she planned to end her life after her husband's bitter. now in a new video she's revealing she has not decided yet when she will end her life. but she has not wavered on her stance that all states should allow the terminally ill the ability to take their own lives. >> if november 2nd comes along and i passed i hope my family is still proud of me in the choices that i made. and if november 2nd comes along and i'm still alive, i know that will be movin

and cbs reports that maynard's current drugs have caused her face to swell.d intends to end her life some time after her husband's birthday on october 26th. and brittany maynard moved from california to oregon specifically because of the death with dignity act. oregon was the first state to pass what's known as an assistant suicide law. it went into effect back in 1997. and one of those who fought to get the law passed was a nurse practitioner named patty rosen. revealing a deeply personal secret she kept for more than a decade. she gave the lethal dose to her own daughter. >> this is the healthy -- >> patty rosen's daughter was sick. >> this is jodi six months before she died. >> in 1985, jodi started to experience severe back aches. doctors appointments, medical tests, no clear diagnosis. >> they all tell me i have a daughter who is a drug addict and i'm a naive mother. >> she knew this was not true. jodi was deteriorating quickly, so patty rushed her to san diego. more appointments, more tests, and the results were earth shattering. >> when the doctor call

twenty-nine year-old brittany maynard's story has gone viral.nth maynard will die, in the from terminal brain tumor but that is slowly killing her but on her own terms. under oregon's death with dignity law. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic tell us it is a law some are fight to go get passed closer to home. >> reporter: thinks 29 year-old brittany maynard an active vibrant newlywed who climbs mountains and runs marathon. the she's dying from stage four brain cancer. rather than witt's way she moved to oregon with her husband where it is legal for terminally ill patient toss take their own lives and that is what she plans to do have november 1st, with pills that she already had in hand. >> i cannot even tell you the amount of relief that it provides me to know that i don't have to die the way it has been described to me that my brain tumor to tea me. >> reporter: her decision has reignited debate about assisted sue site only legal in five states, south jersey democrat john burzichelli think new jersey should offer it too. >> if you are in a

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brittany maynard wants to die with dignity. she launched a video.n it she describes a diagnosis with brain cancer and how her disease will rapidly destroy her quality of life before it kills her. maynard moved to oregon to obtain the legal medication she need there is to die on her terms. >> the amount of relief to know that i don't have to die the way that it was described to me the way that my brain tumour would take me on its own. she decided to end her life on november 1st, surrounded by her husband and mother and best friend. >>> how much coffee you drink is well in your d.n.a. the scientists identify the genes that lead to higher coffee consumption. some predict how the coffees affect the brain signals that make drinking coffee pleasurable. none of the difference affected how people felt about the taste. you may not like the way that you taste. you may drink a lot of it anyway. >>> i do both. >>> see. accuweather forecast. with. >>> we have strong storms on the way. the prediction center released this they are considering a tornado watch. it w

we'll mare from brittney maynard. >> clouds across our skies. we have a storm on friday and saturday, coming up. >> a crash causing delays on northbound on 238 travel times minutes away. >>> good morning. it's thursday october 30. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. >>> big story in baseball, order up another round of wins for your giants. they rolled back to at&t park early this morning with another world series trophy in hand. they won game 7 in remarkable fashion beating kc3-2 the final. >> the 2-2. popped up! sandoval! in foul territory! giants win! >> whole lot of hugging going on last night. we got team coverage for you this morning. roberta gonzales is at civic center in san francisco getting ready for the big parade tomorrow. >> but first, we go to anne makovec at at&t park checking the aftermath of the big celebration after last night's win and there is a bit of a celebration this morning, too, . >> reporter: yes. and a big run on these. the front page of the "san francisco chronicle" this morning saying "dyna

so britney maynard is taking her life in her own hands and choosing the day she will die.own word. >> i was diagnosed this past new years. we went away to the wine country for kind of a -- new year's eve celebration. and by january 1 the following day i was diagnosed with cancer and told i was terminally ill. it is in a safe spot. i know that it is there when i need it. i plan to be surrounded by my immediate family which is my husband and my mother and my stepfather and my best friend who is also a physician. and probably not much more people. and -- and i will die upstairs in my bedroom that i share with my husband. with my mother and my husband by my side. i can't even tell you the amount of relief that it provide me to know that i don't have to die the way that it's been deskrebd deskrebd -- described to me the way my brain tumor would take me on its own. >> just a heartbreaking story and sparking a conversation across the country. so joining me to talk about it. art caflin, from nyu, thank you for joining us. >> heartwrenching. >> my gosh. you can, it's hard to watch.

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brittany maynard recently m to oregon..oman who called the bay area home has reignited the debate about the right to die. >> i don't want to die. if anyone wants to hand me a magical cure and save my life so that i can have children with my husband, i would take them up on it. >> brittany maynard recently moved to oregon, a state that allows the terminally ill to take their own lives with the help of a doctor. she has just given her first tv interview to cbs this morning. >> i think it took my family a little while to realize that this is what made sense because no one wants to hear that their daughter is going to die. no mother should have to lose a child. it goes against the grain of nature. >> so many would say i just want 1 more day, you know, don't end it before you have to. >> but my mother wasn't selfish enough to say i want one more day where you're suffering. >> that entire interview will air tomorrow on cbs this morning. it begins at 7:00 here on kpix5. >>> more than 100,000 people are expected to pack into downto

and britney maynard, the term any ill newlywed who decided to end her own life this weekend, now shesaturday. and adam joseph is back with the full accuweather forecast. this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. >>> clothing that was suppose to motivate a texas high school football team is now banned from campus because some people think it promotes rape. the t-shirts have the phrases we take what we want and just let it happen. the football club president says it's for players to take the ball and go for the win. one senior girl wrote an editorial voicing her concerns and the district has banned the shirts at the school. >>> here at the big board. we are just 24 hours away from november october 31st

. >> britney maynard's story has a lot of people talking, but as scott broom explains, it could change the national debate on the issue. >> reporter: the video went up monday and already nearly 3 million have watched. >> i was diagnosed with cancer and told i was terminally ill. >> reporter: at age 29 terminally ill maynard moved from california to oregon where assisted suicide is legal reopening an emotional debate with a new face, much different than old images of dr. jack kevorkian. >> i went from being told i had potentially years of time to i had six months. >> anyone could look at her and say that could be me. >> reporter: me.. >> britney is helping to transition this issue from a red cal concept to one i think will -- radical concept to one i think will be mainstream very soon. >> reporter: but at the archdiocese of washington a new face and heartwrenching circumstances do not change the fundamental issue. >> our view on human dig -- dignity is consistent from the beginning to end and that's not diminished. we can't do anything against that dignity and purposefully end a life th

. >> reporter:brittany maynard has brain cancer. >> reporter:and moved from san francisco to oregon. so she can- quote - "die with dignity" -- on her own terms. oregon allows people who are terminally- ill. to end their own lives. >> reporter:with the end fast approaching, maynard is fulfilling her last wishes. kron 4's vicki liviakis tells us about her final days. >> pam: still ahead tonight in north bay man missing from a hunting trip. how he was found today even though the search for him has already ended. >>: stanley people behaving badly next! >> pam: her video going by row. with this woman says happened to her on the streets of new york which may make you cringe. times the speed. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. gabe slate tech report (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: >> reporter: that is right pam bill marr has been a controversial comedian fo

maynard has terminal brain cancer.irst tv interview, maynard explained her choice to jan crawford. >> i don't want to die. if anyone wants to hand me like a manllk magical cure to save my life so i can have children with my husband, i will take them up on that, but we haven't been able to find that. the way that i would die just according to this disease is terrible. the availability of being able to take a medication that allows me to slip into a sleep in five minutes and pass away most likely within a half hour sounds a lot better to me just as a human being. >> david what exactly does brittney maynard has and what challenges does she face in the last few weeks here? >> brittney maynard is a hero for talking about this publicly and bringing an awareness to this. she has glioblastoma which is the most aggressive form of brain cancer. it depends where it is. some patients are less traumatic than others but as it grows you stop using many of the characteristics. you stop interacting, you may lose speech and she doesn't

twenty-nine year-old brittany maynard made a confession in the new video released by end of life choicedvocacy group. she has terminal brain cancer. she initially decided to end her life with the doctor's assistance this saturday november 1st but now she says she's in the quite sure. >> i'ming having joy and still laugh and smile with my family and friends and new just doesn't seem like the the right time right now but it will come because i feel myself getting i can iser happening each week. >> maynard lives in are gone one of the three u.s. states that has death with dignity laws. >>> 6:47. bit of debris from the rocket that exploded this week in virginia are washing up on nearby islands and nasa is warning people not to touch anything that washes up because it may be toxic. unmanned rocket built and launched by a private company burst into flames just second after take off on tuesday on wallops island. it was delivering supplies to the international space station. new we are getting a look at what it was like to live on the iss. as you might expect, it is tricky. >> this is a table f

micheline maynard has been covering this for "forbes," a professor of business journalism at arizonaiversity university, walter cronkite school of journalism and mass communication. well come back to the "newshour". how big a deal are the air bag problem? >> i think a lot of your listeners heard about the general motors with ignition switches. i think this is a bigger problem because it aivetle more companies, 11 different car companies, and vehicles that were built from 2000 to 2008, and there are still a lot of those vehicles on the road. >> woodruff: is it clear, then, mickey maynard, who should have the air bags replaced, fixed? are they being notified by the auto manufacturers? >> yes, it's the auto company's responsibility to notify consumers, but consumers could also be proactive by going to the web site of the transportation department, and you can put in the vehicle identification number from your car and find out whether the car is subject to recall. in this case, i would really urge people, if they're concerned at all about their safety, to go on, see if their vehicle has

maynard has terminal brain cancer. she initially decided to end her life with a doctor's assistance this saturday november 1st. now she's not quite sure. >> i still have enough to way and i laugh and smile with my familiar lynn and friend and that doesn't seem like the the right time, right now but it will come because i feel myself getting sicker. it is happening each week. >> maynard lives in oregon, one of three u.s. states that have so-called death with dignity laws. >> first ground rumbled and social media exploded. so what was it that rattled a south jersey community. we will let you know when we come back. >>> we have a rare look inside the international space station to see a day in the life of an astronaut. >>> just in time for halloween we will have a sneak peak of the new super natural murder mystery horns, starring daniel ragcliff we will be right back. >> harry potter. >>> a shooting victim tries to take him self to the hospital and it is to day's headlines, starts today's headlines on "eyewitness news". m

. >> cooper: a young woman with brain cancer named brittany maynard made news recently when she spokeer decision to end her life rather than succumb to the last ravages of her disease. maynard moved to oregon because it has a law that enables terminally ill people to obtain a lethal dose of barbiturates. whether doctors and caregivers should be allowed to help someone like maynard hasten her own death is the subject of a long-running, state-by-state battle. our story tonight is about a woman who was prosecuted for allegedly helping her 93-year- old father kill himself. barbara mancini lives in pennsylvania, a state that does not have a law like oregon's. her father was terminally ill and in pain and had repeatedly said he wanted to die. one morning while she was caring for him, mancini says he asked her to hand him his bottle of morphine. >> barbara mancini: he asked me to hand him the bottle and i did. i had the dosing syringe in my hand. he took the cap off and he drank what was remaining in the bottle. >> cooper: could you have stopped him? >> mancini: i could have, i think. i mean

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