. >> eric, these tools are called power morse laters and they're meant to remove things like tumors from the uterus. but they're suspected of spreading cancer cells in some women. now some hospitals including here in the bay area are pulling the devices for safety reasons. dr. amy reed from boston has only gotten sicker since her hysterectomy last year. doctors cleared her for cancer before the procedure. then after they found a rare form of cancer. she blames this device called a power morsulator and wants the tools banned. >> at no point in time did anyone ever say well you know because you had it morselated that worsens your prognosis, that something we discovered on our own. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating the surgical device. it's used on millions of women for uterine procedures. most often a hysterectomy. it breaks up fibroids. one in up to 350 cases where there's a hidden cancer, the blades spray the cancer cells causing them to spread. >> the fda has no idea how many women had cancer spread by being treated with this device. but the idea that anyone was harmed is very conce

. >> reporter: in 2013 amy had a routine operation device called a morse later was used to shred fibroid tumors to be easily removed. doctors didn't know before the operation that the fibroids were cancerous, it ended up inadvertently spreading the cancer. >> this type of cancer is like ink once you spill it, you cannot go back and undo it. i had no idea they used this type of technique. >> reporter: just recently aetna's the third largest insurer says it is ending coverage for most procedures using these devices and many surgeons stopped using device. we investigated the issue a year ago. amy had been through multiple surgery and round of radiation and chemotherapy. he had a recurrence, a tumor in her spine. >> what do you say tour children. >> having kid forces you to be forthcoming. will it kill you? you say i don't know. >> reporter: hoping to find a way to keep amy alive bucks county couple and others want f.d.a. to do more to make sure medical devices are safe. they were horrified last year when f.d.a. issued a safety communication discouraging the the use of this device but they s

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morse has been searching for the aircraft. through the evening. >> today's magnitude 7.3 quake. and a half pour hour later 6.3 killed dozens of people, and triggered landslides and toppled buildings, up next, nfl's handling of deflategate. like west wing fascism? what happened to the nfl? my commentary next. >> and nearly 50 massachusets commuters getting the shock of their life when their bus makes an unscheduled stop. we'll tell you what happened next, stay with us. lou: a few thoughts now braid's anxiety -- brady's anxiety wasted no time and words in slamming nfl punishment. wrote -- the discipline is ridiculous and has no legitimate basis, nfl has a well documented history of making poor disciplinary decisions that are often overturned when neutral judges preside. ted wells defending his report. >> what drove the decision in this report was evidence. those conclusions were not influenced in anyway, shape or form by anyone at the league office. i think it is wrong to create size my independence just because you disagree with my findings. lou: putting aside the findings looking at independence, wells ha

as a developer and morse took off from concord yesterday morning and when he didn't arrive at reid hillview airport in sacramento his family reported him missing and about 24 hours later civil air patrol pilots located it near castro valley and they located it this morning and there are not any obvious indications as to what caused the plane to crash. the faa and the ntsb will be investigating. the alameda county sheriff's office helped in the search and say weather and darkness hindered their efforts of finding the plane last night. >> it did start a very small fire and a couple of location but because the grass was damp it did not go any further. had that fire continued, obviously, we would have had reports of a fire and been able to find the plane a lot quicker. >> reporter: the family tells me he was active in the lafayette community known as the mayor of the block for always taking care of people and the head of the boy scout troop when they were young and the family loved to go skiing. ntsb investigations are often lengthy and it is unclear when we'll know exactly what caused the crash. live in castro valley katie utas. >> more developing news now. a military pl