i want to bring in mel robbins and joey jackson., yes, that's dramatic, yes, you can probably see her facial reactions if she has to listen to that in court. she probably already knows about it. but ultimately she's standing by her man. does it speak at all to the actual key question, did he kill odin lloyd? does it help or hurt? >> it does nothing. it's interesting to talk about. what's going to be fascinating is when she takes the stand. and she's going to be forced to take the stand in this case. they've granted her immunity, which means they backed her into a corner. she's going to take the stand. they'll haask her questions and she's either going to lie which she is alleged to do in front of the grand jury 29 times, or she'll refuse to testify, in which case she'll be held in contempt. either way, it's her behavior on the stand that will weigh in this case, not these text messages, ashleigh. >> i also want to bring in some video -- i'm not sure if we have it ready to go. some video was shown in court -- surveillance video at a

>> good evening, president lazarus, i'm craig nakitas for permanent holders mel murphy you read about this project in your case briefs and some of you may remember when it was brought to this board over two years ago, it's been a long and bumpy road and in mind sight we can see how it could have been a smoother journey, much time could have been saved if the sponsors could have sheaved good advice from the outset. also a shorter review would have resulted in the city had not madder roars in its processing of the applicationfinger errors which necessitated renoticing and caused unnecessary revisions in 2009, and we certainly would be better off if a steel beam providing temp raifr support during construction had not failed unexpectedly striding much of the existing house and halting construction for 14 months, a further savings of time would have result ined if appellant would accept the determinations of professional staff if the approved project is [inaudible] despite her belief tos the contrary following that unfortunate construction accident here we are before the board and once ag

mel blount? >> mel blount, baby! steve: bald-head mel blount? >> mel blount.feties in pro football? >> whoo! steve: you talking about number 47? >> that's mel blount! steve: whoo! >> whoo! steve: that boy right there... [applause] >> yeah! you notice the bobbleheads up there? steve: oh, let me see that. >> yeah, we brought mel. he's repping, he's repping. his big head is rocking right there. steve: he got the same kind of head. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. [laughter] steve: well, man, tell blount i said what's happen

so welcome mel watt. we look forward to hearing from you today and don't worry if anybody on the opposite side of the aisle tries anything with you, i'll take them on, okay. thank you. >> you're going to be busy. [ laughter ] >> the purpose again of today's hearing is to take testimony from the director of the fhfa to learn about the conservativeship of the gfe's and i now recognize myself for three minutes as an opening statement. as yogi berra said, it is deja vu all over again. memories are short among the opening class because they caused the 2008 financial crisis in the first place. contrary to what was told by the root level, it was not deregulation but dumb regulation. regulations that incentive or lended money to people to buy homes they could not keep. 70% of all troubled mortgages were backstopped by fannie and freddie and other agencies. in contrary to the fable of the left it wasn't wall street greed. of course there is greed on wall street. when hasn't there been. but there is washington gree

and mel first. >> i said she is completely waxed and we are not seeing anything that is objectionabled for crying out loud you see this on the cover of "cosmopolitan" and naked people on the cover of "vanity fair" and we expect it every february and if you don't see it, don't buy it. >> we should not have to put up the objectivity of women. and people are forced to see this -- >> don't buy it. >> and 10-year-old pois are forced to see this. >> and so are 10-year-old girls. >> and you should buy a magazine if you want to, but this is sold, at the drugstore across the street and you, this is like an adult magazine that should not be sold in the stores where kids can be seen. >> you don't believe that? >> i do. i actually -- >> and the cover? >> and you know me, i'm not a prude, because i thought it was a porno magazine in the drugstore, i really did. >> and then what you do is that you talk to the kids about it. i have a 15 and 14-year-old daugt daughters, and you say, and you show them the cover, and you say, look, don't do that to your bathing suit. use the words to describe with what

. >> relatively late to san francisco, in the sense you started mel pourn and then hong kong and newk? >> we have done mel pourn and we have our indian development center and now san francisco. >> india. okay. okay. but relatively late to what we like to think of the center of the universe. >> for sure. for sure. obviously built late to it we sort of thought where was the place that we could go to find more of the type of people we want to work with you know who are the people that have the best ideas in the world, the most am pinellas people and san francisco, the valley just became the natural decision. >> one thing if i was a vc and you know borrow money, i would be saying aft development, a long-term business or just gonna be a baked in skill for people after a while? >> for sure. for sure. i think our focus and what we are about and there are a lot of vcs interested in sexy product company puss we are very passionate -- and so are the executive team and the staff and everyone that works at appster you passionate how can we solve the problem, were ennewers around the world that m

>> good morning, chris, good morning, mel and mel states it out very well for the prosecution.is going to invert this. you're dealing with someone, mr. routh, who had serious psychiatric issues and those issues were brought about through his service to this country. they were not self-inflicted. this is a person who committed to his country very much and his dream and aspiration was to join the military. to be part of the process, to be part of the solution. unfortunately in serving in iraq and doing the job he did on behalf of mankind. he unfortunately got this post traumatic stress disorder. this is real i don't purport to know what a person who is on the front lines goes through in seeing their friends who were wounded, in seeing their -- people they come to love and bond with who are seriously injured, who are missing limbs and going on a humanitarian mission in haiti. what did this do to him? apparently we know based upon his psychiatric history that it affected him in a very critical and significant way. his family pleaded with the hospital don't let him out. he has probl

mel ended up using the plane for spare parts because the landing gear actually was bad, and it wasn'tat mel knew he had a piece of history. >> our atomic presence in the united states was formed during his administration, and the atoms for peace speech was written onboard this airplane. >> reporter: now bill, the plane has been in arizona for about a decade, and it will stay there unless someone helps pay for its restoration. bill: we'll figure out what happens then. alicia acuna cool. interesting story. patti ann? patti ann: two sets of airstrikes against isis targets in libya after the savage beheading of 21 christians. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70% of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. you just got a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. because

jim mel worth "kyw news radio" two, three, four times a day. thank you, sir. we'll get back to you. >> and many more here on "eyewitness news". >> coming up on "eyewitness news", bolds err -- boulder smashes into a building. >> find out where this happened. and investigators stay could have been much, mumuch worse. we're be back. >> foam power ranger behind bars accused of stabbing his roommate to death with a sword. thirty-six year old ricardo med even a facing murder charges, police say he got in a argue w his roommate over the weekends at their los angeles county home. he then retreat today his bedroom we're told with his girlfriend but police say he forced his way into that room, and that's when medina allegedly stabbed sutter in the stomach. medina played the red power ranger on power rangers wild force and later appear as the village deck nerve power rangers samiri. >>> a bolder rumbles downhill and smashes into the side after southern california business. it happened sunday morning in al pine, that's about 30 miles east of san diego. now, the building h

mel, thank you. >> thank you, mel.ng us today. >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts just about now. six months after u.s. fighter jets started blasting isis in syria and iraq the obama administration is formally asking congress for the authorization of military force. a measure sent to capitol hill this morning would expire three years after passage. it specifically would not authorize, quote, enduring offensive ground combat. it would not authorize that. and it would repeal the iraq war authorization of 2002. president obama will talk about all of this live at 3:30 eastern time. cnn will carry that live. so

>> hey, mel. i'm just collecting my thoughts before the show. i'll be out in a minute. >> all right, hurry up, we're getting started. show time. >> okay. >> let me clue you in on something. mediocrity is where the world lives. it's the elephant in the room. but it's a dog eat dog world out there, and i will not be mediocre. say i'm mean, selfish? too bad. the anchor chair will soon be mine. she has no idea what's coming. >> it's great when someone says to me, hey, you guys simplified the markets for me. >> when my grandparents came to this country, they couldn't even speak english. they owned a laundry. they worked really hard. the first stock they bought was ibm. the stock market is a deal for anybody to achieve the american dream. >> you don't have to be a lifelong trader to watch the show and make money in the markets. that's what we're here for. >> i want to deliver and move on. >> "fast money" on cnbc. anything? no. you? no. aflac! what are you guys looking for? claims! legend has it these hills are full of 'em. it can take months for an in

ana. >> susan candiotti, mel robins thanks to both of you.ate you being here. >>> at the top of the hour now more on our special coverage of three new yorkers arrested and accused of planning terror attacks in the name of isis. >>> and the man known as jihadi john now identified. lots going on here in the news room. stay right there. my goal was to finally get in shape. not to be focusing again, on my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i finally made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance on humira. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions,

mel brooks uses humor, but it is obvious the black-white issue is sexual and unmistakable. another thing, if you look at noah rockwell, the problem we all live with ruby being escorted to class, if you look at it, it's just the opposite of what you think it is. it is a very highly sexualized illustration. >> hari jones, you are shaking your head. >> a dentists, -- a man who was a dentist, lawyer, cool teacher, he gives a speech -- schoolteacher, he gives a speech that the emancipated black man will marry our daughters. that is their concern. he goes on to say, they have some reason because if the daughters are like the fathers they will preferred those of my hue. there is even a discussion over the sexual issue, whether african-american men would want european-american women. that is an ongoing theme. we especially see it in the movie. >> welcome to ahtv. >> i just saw "the birth of a nation" for the first time in my life. i am a 54-year-old woman. i am curious. what i carried away from this is without black slave labor, the south never would have been developed to the way

and ended up at an air force base where its history was lost and then sold at auction to a man named melchrysler. ten years later the smithsonian called mel to tell him the plane's history. >> they restored it and flew it around in the early '90s. >> the men tried to sell it but with no buyers, it was never sold. >> i hope someday somebody finally goes you know what, let's go get that thing. that would be a plus. >> museums have shown an interest in doing a complete restoration. but so far none has been able to come up with the $1.5 million it will take. >> very interesting. thank you. >>> guess what? they are downsizing one of america's most famous landmarks. government surveyors are revising the official height of the washington monument. it's about 10 inches shorter. a surveyor says it's because of the updated guidelines in measurements, not because the monument is actually shrinking. >> or sinking or one of the other. >>> a massive demonstration about to get under way in copenhagen after yesterday's deadly terror attacks. we'll have the latest from europe up next. okay, listen up! i'

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the committee will come to order, our former colleague is truly our friend, mel watt. confirmed in his current is asian in december -- to his current position in december 2013. a special welcome to the director. he was a representative of the 12th district for 21 years. i can say from both sides of the aisle he is one who served on this committee with both honor and distinction. it was a pleasure and i will listen carefully when he speaks. i rarely agreed with anything he said, but he always commanded my respect and i listened carefully because he was a thoughtful member of this committee. i admire a fact that the director has chosen to continue his career. i might remind my friend and colleague that he was on this side of the witness table, that he always demanded short concise and substantive answers. i have no doubt that he is going to continue to demand the exact same from that side of the witness table. once this hearing is over i cannot wait to ask my last question -- which did you enjoy more, being the inquisitor or the inqueistiee -- though i suspect i

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i love mel. bring it on. >>> "american sniper" is up for six academy awards.ing if bradley cooper will take home an oscar. for best actor. some of his scenes include the fake baby. >> hold the baby. >> apparently when the real baby actors couldn't make it, because they were busy. it's a madam alexander newborn nursery baby doll. say that five times fast. we have one right here. >> you have to hold the head. >> all my parenting advice. >> no! >> give me the baby. >> what's wrong with holding it by the foot? >> you have to support the foot. i'm sorry. he's such a mean man. >> ron and i are the only nonparents at the table. we're leading the charge about how to hold the baby. >> ron, you're never invited back to my house. ever. >> this is a feel-good story. >> uncle ron will baby-sit. >> oh, my gosh, you guys. the best part is in honor of the scene, the company is donating an assortment of the dolls to the veterans association of north texas health care system so children of military families can enjoy playing with them and holding them correctly and kutdling the

at the risk of redundancy, mel, it's good to have you back. i only got to serve a year with you, but as you can see, in the year you've been gone, i've become the second ranking member on the democratic side of the committee. at least for the moment. before i ask some questions, i would ask to you comment, i'd like to submit for the record some comments from the homeownership preservation foundation regarding strengthening of the u.s. housing finance system through provision of housing counseling services, and we talked about credit score and down payment-related risk mitigation factors. and as you have stated there are other factors to be considered. we had a panel here some months ago, and i think it may have been after you left, you probably heard similar panels where we had a number of representatives from the mortgage industry talk to us about, in general about mortgage lending, and the risks associated with mortgage lending. we happen to have an individual from an organization that does a lot of affordable housing work, and some of the l

. >> mel, thank you so much. she lays it out so well. that's difficult.might not be legally insane. >> does the jury understand the distinction? that isn't clear. >> mel, thanks so much. >>> coming up for us isis fighters are closing in on an air base housing hundreds of military personnel. fight between the militants and coalition forces. talking about that next. >>> nearly 2 million people have been forced from their homes by the fighting in iraq and syria. half of those are children. you can help them. head to our website at cnn.com/impact. we have a list of charities, good charities that are helping the kids there. pass pass i'm louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. i told myself for so long that i needed to quit smoking. i would quit then i'd go right back to it. chantix absolutely helped me quit smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions wh

but i think the worst part of this now is with the young demographic, what mel enyals and post-mel lens may not know about edward r. morrow and peter jennings but they know brian williams is a joke on their tablets and iphones and laptops. social media has just been brutal to him. and i don't know if nbc looks -- i'm sure they're testing that right now. >> no doubt. >> saying what is this doing with this guy's credibility with younger viewers. if they think they lost that i don't think he comes back. >> it's been a stunning turn of events. it's sad no matter how you look at it. david, i appreciate you being on. jeff great to have you on as well. thank you. >>> coming up front line report on the war in ukraine and possibility of american weapons flowing onto the battlefield. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem

the care mel cards help sell the sweets of the day. >> you have cy young, christie matthew son. >> childrenove the candy but the cards even more. >> kids did what kids do. they traded them card flipping games they did with them. >> all karl and karl know is the cards may have come from their grandfather's store. >> our guess is he would have given them away as promotional items. like any good businessman when you got leftovers you save them for the next promotion. >> beyond that carl isn't sure what they have in the box but he tells his cousin they will find out. the box almost gets thrown out several times before he brings it to his restaurant to research the car cards on-line. after a few days he has some leads. >> i was looking at the 1909 caramel card. i am going okay not identical but it is too close and they have an estimated value on this ward of oo-- >> around 15,000. >> carl discovers a similar ty cobb card identified recently sold for 40,000. >> i got a box full of them and they are pristine. >> that's amazing. you are sitting on a bundle of money. >> yeah. at that point the heart

mel v.a.'cted what she'd been told about the coin inside, that it's a clever fake of one of the rarest and most valuable coins ever minted, the 1913 liberty head 5-cent piece. coin expert and auction near paul montgomery wrote a book about the nickels. >> from 1883 to 1912, the liberty head nickel was the design that the u.s. was using for commerce. it was in 1912 that they made the decision to move on to the next design which was the buffalo nickel. at the end of 1912, they really should have stopped making liberty nickels. instead, somebody made five before the dyes were destroyed. jamie: the five nickels are legal tender, but the u.s. treasury has no record of them. >> samuel brown was an employee at the mint at the time when the coins were transitioned to the buffalo head nickel. there's a lot of speculation that sam brown had them made and put away. jamie: five specimens made their first appearance in chicago at a 1920 convention. the seller? surprise, surprise, samuel brown. >> seven year

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. >>> a new show starts sunday on cbs battle creek starring dean winters and josh due mel as mismatcheddetectives forced to get along. i had a chance to talk to the actors who say this is no ordinary cop drama. >> it becomes a show about two cops that are -- are -- are -- are quote, unquote buddy cops but can't stand each other. it's just a lot of really smart writing and it's a fresh take on the genre. >> battle creek premieres sunday night at 10 p.m. right here on kpix 5. >> coming up tonight at 5:00 the eye-popping penthouse that's the most expensive ever in san francisco condo cost 60 million bucks. >> okay. >> it's very nice. >> sounds it. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> have a good [ insects chirping ] >> deacon: i -- >> brooke: maybe you do need a dip in the pool. >> deacon: i-i didn't mean to do that. i -- >> brooke: oh, shut up. of course you -- >> wyatt: you, the one who never trusted hope or liam or dad, somehow trusts deacon now? >> quinn: deacon stood by me in my darkest hour. >> wyatt: deacon's a master manipulator. >> quinn: you don't know him the way i do. >> wyatt

where the history was lost and sold at auction to a man named mel chrysler who needed planes for crop years later, the smithsonian called mel to tell him the plain's history. >> he decided to restore it. worked with another gentleman, harry oliver for 10 years and tried to sell it. >> with no buyers, it ended up here. timothy coons hopes to find somebody to help restore it. >> i home somebody says, let's go get that thing. that would be a plus. >> restoring it comes with $1.5 million price tag. we do have some good news we received. president eisenhower's granddaughter, mary jean, who is at board, heads board of his library and museum. the staff is telling fox news they are actively pursuing the plane. liz? liz: that's cool. okay. then it would go back to in a way its rightful flyer. alicia, thank you so much. alicia acuna. >>> illinois late to the game when it comes to fracking and cost the state big-time. jeff flock mining around for the real deal on this story. jeff? >> a gold but sunny day here in illinois. the sun is setting, liz, on i will knows's opportunity for the -- illinois

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i loved the blurb from mel brooks, since we are talking about those kinds of things, the best bathroomeading ever written, each story takes just the right amount of time? >> that's genius >> one of the stories? >> genius is genius. >> we went into this,s the guy from the ad agency and steve jobs and i entered this elegant restaurant. i don't remember which one it was. steve was dressed in jeans and beat-up loafers and the elegant austrian major doma looked disproving but decided to let us in. steve jobs says, how does it feel to be dick cavett? >> about the only question that's ever floored me. >> you had a long relationship with him. he kept sending you apple products. >> each computer as it came out. i am afraid i have lost some of them. it would have been nice retain them he got sick of sending them to me and said, the next one is coming out. will you finally, learn to use one? i did. it was the white one that sat up like this, you know. >> macintosh. you have an ability to write very, very emotional obituaries i would love for you to write mine although i think i would rather hang

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look at the stock, mel said, stocks had a nice run here. not something you want to chase but when you think about it, this is $26. some of the calls bought earlier in the week, they're already in the money and doing very well. on a five-year basis, talk about laggards here, ge traded very well off the lows. outperformed the s&p from 2009. but when you look at this thing, this is a very long base. the stock's underperformed the last year and a half. think about the break evens of the trade in two years, who knows where the market's going to be in two years. stock trades 15 times expected earnings. only supposed to grow at 5%. that said, talking about dollar exposure, a heck of a lot of it, a lot of exposure in emerging markets. think about a trade like this, traders, you don't want to run out and buy 18% out of the money calls that expire in two years. look at the shorter stuff, identify catalysts and play it that way. >> do you think this is a ge-specific story or part of a chase for the doggy sort of dow stocks at a time when we are at or

. >> mel liss sarks how do we think this film will help? >> one thing is to raise awareness of have rick's wonderful work which is helping so many kids survive and have a second chance at life. and one thing rick is really trying hard to make happen is develop a preand post-clinic. >> where will we see the film in our area? >> it's playing tonight at 7:30 at the jccgw in rockville. i hope people can come. >> you talked about being at hop kings. it also will be at hopkins as well? >> sunday morning at 11:00 a.m. >> thank you very much for being here. >> you can go to zemenefilm.com and learn more about the story, dr. rick's work. >> you can also donate or contribute. >> we could really use the help. thank you. >> thank you for the work you're doing. you're welcome. >>> let's go to howard for an update on the weather. >> i just want to show you the preliminary map of the observed snow totals. 2 to 3, close to 4 in a couple of spots in the light blue color with the bull's eye well south of us as you're headed to calvert, st. mary's, charles co

in wilmington and atlantic city felt like 10 degrees below z at jim mentioned we kind of mel load out around 10 degrees this afternoon. right now feels like 12 in philadelphia, 10 in allentown 11 in lancaster. still 10 in wilmington and to the south and right along the shore temperatures feeling like 10 to around 14 degrees. but on saturday we're tracking another powerful arctic front that will approach in the afternoon and evening hours and this will be extremely energetic with respect to its winds and snow squalls which are intense bands of snow. a general 1 to 3 inches as this slams through tomorrow afternoon and evening and then it will deepen into another monster blizzard for southern new england. boston cape cod they're expecting hurricane force winds with over a foot of snow. we will escape the snow but we will also see winds near 60 miles an hour dropping wind chills sunday morning to 10 to 20 degrees below zero. so, we do have a high wind watch that goes into effect saturday evening after the front through sunday winds across the entire area could reach speeds as high as 60 m

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i, too, would like to welcome director mel watt to the hearing today. i was somewhat torn when he received this appointment. while i know, and always knew, he would do a great job at fhfa, i knew i would miss him on this committee. not only because he was such a thoughtful, well prepared member of the committee, i could count on him as the one person who had read every line of the bill. >> melmel watt had not only read every line of the bill, he was the one who could come up with a question that no one else could come up with because he spent so much time reading the bill. i also appreciate the fact that he served an important role. when there was a need for tough negotiations, bonnie frank turned to mel watt and asked him to work with the opposite side of the aisle, and he did that on any number of occasions. bonnie frank could never trust me with that. [laughter] i understand why, and everybody else understands why. we are so pleased again that we think that despite the fact i mourn your not being here on this committee, we know you are the right pers

culprit here is a chemical called four mel, found in some types of carmel color. artificial ingredient used in cola and other soft drinks. there is no federal limit for the amount of substance in food or beverages. >>> on butler cold days when you walk through center city philadelphia you can sometimes see tall pipes emitting steam from street corners. these are evidence of, steam the third largest utility in all of philadelphia. new at 6:00 o'clock our pat ciarrocchi got rare access to the steam where its mission is to keep the most vulnerable warm in the winter. >> reporter: deep inside this sprawling complex where brick stacks of one generation rise next to the gleaming steel of another, viola general manager mike smedley thinks of one thing when he hears steam being generated. >> efficiency, warmth. >> reporter: on brutally cold days 90 trained and licenses workers are looking the at every pipe, every valve every gauge, to make sure that philadelphia's steam utility pumps out its life line to 500 buildings. >> the universities, the hospitals, the commercial bu

mel melissa chan san francisco. >> reporter: the prime minister said a deal on renegotiating a $273 billionan be reached and speaking in brussels of euro zone financials and hopeful of a compromise. >> translator: this agreement will lead us to a new shall i say social contract with our european partners within six months. a contract for growth for social cohesion and getting greece out of the crisis. >> reporter: now brazil's biggest city south palo suffering from severe drought and even if it were months of rain it wouldn't be enough to fill reservoirs which are virtually empty and latin america editor has been seeing the drastic measures some people are having to take in order to save water. >> reporter: in this middle class south palo home awareness of the need to save water has transformed everyone's life. and she and her family use a bowl to catch the water when they wash their hands. when it's full it's used to flush the toilet. a bucket catches the water they used to waste while the shower warps up when full she takes it down stairs to be used for the dishwasher or the washing machi

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. >> when mel found out she had cancer, um... i'm gonna cry.as really hard on me emotionally, because she is a good friend and somebody my kids value in their life. so, it was. it was a really scary time, and you never want your loved ones to hurt. >> announcer: melanie had surgery immediately. her portland doctor suggested very heavy chemotherapy treatment. she says she didn't think she would survive it. >> it just sounded too harsh. i don't like drugs. my body doesn't like drugs. as an athlete, i didn't want kidney damage or bladder damage, and so i knew there had to be a better way. >> announcer: melanie searched for a place where she could get a treatment plan tailored to her specific needs. she heard about cancer treatment centers of america. >> and they got me here within a week, 'cause, again, i was on a timeline. i needed to get a second opinion and figure out what protocol we were gonna use to treat my cancer. >> hi. how are you? >> i am doing good. how are you doing? >> good to see you. >> announcer: dr. sagun shrestha says many oncol