we were really involved in -- with michael j fox and parkinson's.ou discover things that could help lead to a cure? >> we have some of who these the parkinson's team. we have projects that were talking about understanding the genetic mutations specifically that sergei has. we're talking about what we can specific case. kidsu are not divorced, and companies between the two of you. how do you even go through a process like that? >> it's complicated. part of it is that divorce is never easy. we are very good friends. we see each other on a daily basis. we are very supportive of each other. is the new reality of relationships. >> you have any advice for other single, working moms? >> do the best that you can. call, it's 10:00 and were eating ice cream. i think there are moments where it's hard to you do the best that you can do. you also have to be gentle on yourself, you can't do everything. you really optimize finding the best and everybody, and focus on the friendship. >> you live in the silicon valley bubble. you seem so normal. normal -- stay norma

stand for in michael j. fox's name? >>jay: the answer is nothing. >>holly: you got it right. i guessed every j. name i could think of. >>jay: you did. >>holly: and they were all wrong. who knew it could create so much excitement? auction of the year at a well-known fish market in tokyo. the owner of a sueshi restaurant ended up paying $117,000 for a blue fin tuna that weighed more than 400 pounds. >>holly: believe it or not the fish market is one of the largest in the world and tuna auctions have actually become a popular tourist attraction. i knew they went for a lot of money. think of how much sueshi you are going to get out of that? >>ingrid: i didn't know you could get $117,000 for it. >>holly: that is a pricey fish. >>jay: you don't think it goes to star exist ( )? in the canned tin? >>holly: i don't think that's the high end sushi. >>ingrid: it is frigid outside. we are in the teens across the region, 17 degrees right now in the asheville area. this afternoon, a little bit milder with sunny conditions and temperatures returning to the 40s for a lot of folks. now, tonight

i was in a meeting before congress with michael j. fox the first time he announced he had parkinson's it was in front of this committee and they said with enough money we could solve this in five years. but i do think with the clues we have a value may be able to do that. isn't there were so many cameras so you may remember and they said what to take? he said to themselves? you were asking me about some cells? i did not graduate high school. [laughter] >> we could take a few questions. we have a microphone. >> right eye prairie kinmen the market to three months ago. and for some patients it is the home run. >> it does not work for everybody. >> no. and i have to address it. and it doesn't work for every pretty. but we will it get better. >> but to solve rather than a cure? >> i am very careful to use the word cure. because clearly unless we king get this before and it never has symptoms. so simpson-bowles but that did not work. they're not merely disabled. but my idea is we don't know what the symptoms are. . .

getting that information, that catapulted us onto a new journey of getting involved with michael j fox starting the 23andme parkinson's committee. emily: you have found new aspects of parkinson's. anne: we made some headway on parkinson. we have someone who leads the parkinson's team. we have some projects we are thinking about doing. we are understanding the genetic mutations that he has. we are talking about some of the things we need to do. emily: sergey has been a critical part of your story. you're divorced. you have two kids and two companies. when there is so much wealth involved, and you go through so much scrutiny, how do you go through a process like that? anne: it's complicated. divorce is never easy. we are very good friends. we see each other almost on a daily basis. we are supportive of each other. it's the new reality for relationship. emily: do you have any advice from this time of your life? anne: you just have to accept that you do the best you can. my mom would call and ask what you doing? i would say, it is 10:00 at night and we are eating ice cream. we just needed

. >> you stay away from michael j. fox's son. mark: they've passed the torch back. >> i treat it like a gig. i treat it more like a standup show than a tv show. mark: that means sharpening his comedic knives. >> looking at all your faces reminds me of the great work that's been done this year by cosmetic surgeons. >> yes, he runs the risk of angering some people and hurting some feelings, but you know it's going to be entertaining. mark: a man on a comedic tight rope. >> i haven't even seen "the tourist." who has? mark: in front of an audience of millions. >> this could offend everyone in the world. or, they might like it, but it's the not knowing that's exciting. mark: and it is part of the golden globes' appeal. nigel: it's going to be good. the golden globes red carpet show airs sunday at 7:00 p.m.. gabrielle: you can watch it right here, and followed by the award show itself at 8:00 p.m. michael: blast off to their showdown in the west. tonight the clemson tigers are due to touch down in phoenix in just a few minutes. they sa

the future for this automaker, delorean has plans to build replicas of the famed cars from the michael j. fox movie. the replicas will cost $100,000 when they go on sale next year. >>> meanwhile, shares of facebook soared 12% in late trading wednesday. the company beat earnings forecast on continued growth in mobile ads. facebook is exploring a site just for watching videos online and is adding six new emoticons. >>> and new yorkers can no longer take their hoverboards on the subway. city officials are banning the motorized scooters from subways, trains and buses. they say that they're concerned about fire hazards and safety risks to passengers and employees. shannon, back over to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> let's check sports now. serena williams finds herself pursuing her seventh australian open title after easily winning. 6-0, 6-4. she'll face kerver. >>> a vicious hit, dennis wiedman cross checked linesman don henderson into the boards. players on both teams appeared shocked. henderson gets up and skates away looking dazed. no penalties were called and wiedman said that the hit was

getting that information definitely catapulted us onto a new journey of being really involved with michael j. fox starting the 23andme parkinson's committee. emily: you say you have found new incites about parkinson's, for example, that could lead to a cure. anne: we made some interesting genetic discovering about parkinson's. we have somebody that leads the parkinson's team. we have some projects we are talking about doing. really understanding the genetic mutations specifically that sergey has. he has something called dirk 2. we are talking about some of the big things we are going to do. emily: sergey has been a critical part of your story. you guys are now officially divorced. you have two kids and two companies between you. when there is so much wealth involved and you're under so much scrutiny, how do you go through a process like that? anne: it's complicated. that's all i can say. it's complicated. divorce is never easy. we are very good friends. we see each other almost on a daily basis. we are supportive of each other. it's the new reality for relationships. emily: you're a single workin

nats "taylor swift, you stay away from michael j. fox's son!" they've passed the torch back. "i treat it like a gig. i treat it more like a standup show than a tv show." that means sharpening his comedic knives. nats "looking at all your faces reminds me of the great work that's been done this year...by cosmetic surgeons" "yes, he runs the risk of angering some people and hurting some feelings, but you know it's going to be entertaining." a man on a comedic tightrope "i haven't even seen the tourist. who has?" in front of an audience of millions. "this could offend everyone in the world. or, they might like it, but it's the not knowing that's exciting." and it is part of the golden globes' appeal. mark barger, nbc news. we'll be back in three minutes ...and we begin with opening statements in the trial of a des moines man accused of killing his girlfriend's daughter. the key evidence both sides say will prove his guilt or innocence. 560904 - he face was bandaged up and it looked like he had been through a rocky movie or something a pastor is recovering after police say he was

. >>> do you know what taylor swift you say away from michael j fox's son . >> reporter: they have pass the torch back . >>> i treat it more lick a >>> just look at all of the faces here reminds me of some of the great work that's been done this year by cosmetic surgeons. >>> he runs the risk of anger angering some people and hurting sole feelings but you know it's going to be entertaining . >> reporter: a man on a tightrope . >>> i haven't even seen the who has? >> reporter: in front of an audience of millions . >>> this could offend afternoon in the world and they may like it. it's the not knowing that's exciting. >> reporter: it's part of the appeal. mark barger, 7 news . >> anchor: much more to come in the next 90 minutes, everyone' jadiann thompson. >> anchor: i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> anchor: breaking news . >>> all units respond, shots fired. >> anchor: a boston police officer shot in dorchester. what we've learned about the man accused of pulling the trigger. also breaking, a philadelphia police officer ambush insisted. surveillance video claiming ties to

over to tina fey and amy poehler for the three years... nats "taylor swift, you stay away from michael j. fox's son!" they've passed the torch back. "i treat it like a gig. i treat it more like a standup show than a t tshow." that means sharpening his comedic knives. nats "looking at all your faces reminds me of the great work that's been done this year...by cosmetic surgeons" "yes, he runs the risk of angering some people and hurting some feelings, but you know it's going to be entertaining." a man on a comedic tightrope "i haven't even seen the tourist. who has?" in front of an audience of millions. "this could offend everyone in the world. or, they might like it, but it's the not knowing that's exciting." and it is part of the golden globes' appeal. mark barger, nbc news. janet jackson is telling fans she does not have cancer. less than two weeks ago, she postponed her "unbreakable" tour to have an unspecified surgical procedure - sparking rumors that the singer has throat cancer. she promises the postponed shows also trending-- channing tatum's rendition of beyonc\'s "run the world" on spik

and pretty sure tom isaacs walked around the coastline 4500 miles which is the equivalent of the michael j fox foundation and he is remarkable. basically the exploration of parkinson's the journalist has to take care of the truth. there is always something coming around the horizon. >> yes, and john's book and from my own personal view, 20 come almost 30 years really. and we had a lot of false leads. we can talk more about it later. i think we are on the threshold and can talk a little bit about issues regarding that an embedded. i think we have the corners. the jet was the talent on the size. a brilliant exercise this. and there's a lot of books that have been written on parkinson's disease. some of them are about patients to talk about what it's like to have the disease. and there really good books. and i don't want to preempt what you are going to say, but as a journalist people didn't no he had parkinson's but he basically interviewed the top 30 or 40 scientists in the world. when doctors no you have parkinson's there going to softball little bit. so he got straight information and put it

ride a well as michael j fox in back to the future. >> neki: no they can't. i that's why i don't go on them. >> and the emergency room has been hit with many injury. >> here's kristi kreuger with >> and those crazy hoverboard fall can be funny on soash media unless they happen tiewvment and the medical care says business is boom. we see everything from bum and bruise and sprains and ankle fractures. a lot of wrist fractures and elbow fractures. thing that can be treated in cast. thing that need surgery. >> this is the hoverboard 10-year-old matthew perez wanted so badly for christmas. it look cool baw i saw every oneel having one. they look gd on it and it looked fun to sphin around on it and go fall. but now this budding bay ball these are the games match you will be playing instead after a nasty hoverboard fall. >> i wa falling and a ran out o o battery and i fell off and when i fell off, my hand broke. >> there is a disclaim mer right here on the box that clearly state the company is not responsible for any serious injury or even death. but of course no on

over to tina fey and amy poehler for the past three years -- >> taylor swift, you stay away from michael j. fox' s son. mark: -- they' ve passed the torch back. >> i treat it like a gig. i treat it more like a stand-up gig than a tv show. mark: that means sharpening his >> looking at all your faces reminds me of the great work that' s been done this year by cosmetic surgeons. >> yes, he runs the risk of angering some people and hurting some feelings, but you know it' s going to be entertaining. mark: a man on a comedic tightrope. >> i haven' t even seen "the tourist." who has? mark: in front of an audience of millions. >> this could offend everyone in the world. or, they might like it, but it' s the not knowing that' s exciting. mark: and it is part of the golden globes' appeal. mark barger, nbc news. courtis: you can catch all the excitement of the golden globes red carpet show airs sunday at 7:00 p.m., followed by the awards show itself at 8:00 p.m. right here on wlwt. all before news 5 at 11:00. announcer: cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. erik: so far, it has been a quiet day

to raise money for parkinson's, 4500 miles set up a foundation which is the equivalent of the michael j fox foundation. that has been a rewarding process. i'll talk more in a minute, but the explanation as a tremendous amount of learning and things that we thought would have worked out 25 years ago that haven't. the great thing about sciences even though there are setbacks, the journalist and the has to take care of the truth. the patient in the needs help. there's always something coming around the horizon. >> i think i own personal view my committed my career to fighting this disease. i think we are on the threshold, and we can talk a little bit about some of these issues in a bit. but when you do a crossword puzzle the 1st thing you do is get the corners. think we got the corners. i want to talk a little bit. first of all, it's wonderful to have a spokesperson, and eloquent writer. not bad. and there are a lot of books that have been written. some of them are about patients. they try. they are good books. those books almost always fall short. there are a bunch of books on parkinson's dis

. >> you know what, taylor swift, you stay away from michael j. fox's son. >> i treat it like a stand-up gig than a tv show. >> reporter: that means sharpening his comedic knives. >> just looking at all of the faces here reminds me of some of the great work that's been done this year by cosmetic surgeons. >> yes, he runs the risk of angering people and hurting feelings, but you know it will be entertaining. >> a man on a comedic tightrope. >> because i haven't even seen the tourists. >> in front of an audience of millions. >> this could offend everyone in the world, but if not now it's exciting. >> it is part of the golden globes appeal. mark barger, nbc news. >> you can play along with golden globes bingo. we have a link to download bingo cards right now on the nbc washington app search golden globes bingo. >> the red carpet kicks off the coverage and stay tuned for news 4 at 11:00. we all know that show is not going to be the only thing to look forward to. >> not all eyes will be on the burgundy and gold. we know what's the team doing to get ready and

s the hottest gift this holiday but apparently not everyone can ride a hoverboard as well as michael j. fox in back to the phut. in the last two weeks emergency roots have been swamped with hoverboard injuries. our kristi krueger cri joins us with more. >> kristi: as our kids headed back to class this week many of them were sporting about an damages, bruise webs crutches and casts. we checked with a number of er ands orthopedic specialisses south florida who say hoverboard injuries spiked in the days right after christmas. the complications and side effects from those nasty falls, they're going to continue well into the new year. those crazy herrera board auld falls allover social media can be funny unless, of course, they happen to you. as a result pediatric orthopedic memorial health care said business is booming. >> we see everything from bumpsand bruises, spraiai, to ankle fractures, a lot of wrist fractures, elbow fractures, things that can be treated in casts, things thateed surgery. >> kristi: this is the hoverboard ten-year-old matthew perez wanted so badly for christmas. >> it look

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