approved treatment is giving parkinson's patients hope to be able to lead normal lives again. pretty simple, too. a tube inserted into the small intestine and connected to a pump outside the body can help with the effects of parkinson's disease. it's attached to a cassette with two medications that are continuously delivered for up to 16 hours a day. the doctor says patients using longer have to worry about taking pills at exactly the right time. >> the pump allows dopamine to be infused in a consistent manner and be absorbed in a consistent manner. so that means that the patient is on all the time. and there's no wearing off. >> brian: this particular patient, up and dancing with his wife a half hour after the procedure. doctors say the side effects of the treatment are just similar to the ones taking oral medications. >> tia: well there's still more to come on cleveland 19 news at noon. it it' going viral. see why this man who is mad about the 1960s thriller about the 1960s thriller decided to make the hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in t

. >> the first female us attorney general, janet reno has set from publications of parkinson's disee. old.>> reporter: we know became the first you want in us history to become the government's top lawyer. president. bill clinton selected her for attorney general in 1993. >> by the time she took office, a crisis was already building at a compound in waco, texas. the branch davidian religious sect led by david koresh was in a state of with the fbi. we know ordered agents to storm the property if she believed responsibility for >> i approved the plan and i am responsible. >> we know what under fire for her case of elian gonzalez of the six-year-old was rex at sea and her mother drowned on the journey from cuba. gonzales was living with relatives in miami when we know ordered federal agents to raid the property. the boy was sent back to cuba and the cuban community was outraged. >> she was nonsense style that made her a popular target for saturday night live. she was 6'2" tall. she eventually made a cameo on the tv show with will ferrell. we know had been at the justice department for ju

inflammation linked to parkinson's is also found with rosacea. >> always better so that rose says aceoo much inflammation. issue with parkinson is just more understood recently. >> reporter: inflammation is caused by increased amount of protein in the body. researchers are hoping they are able to all the their protein to find better treatments. >> another move for treatment is inflammation is something under lining proteins and give us something else to look at. >> reporter: people with the form of rosacea that effects eyes were diagnosed with parkinson's twice as often. as the researchers also found that those taking tetro psyched clean a antibiotic sometimes used to treat rosacea has slightly lower risk for parkinson's disease. the interesting connections here. they are still doing a lot have of research. >> yes, they are. >> it is an interesting link. >> yes, thanks, stephanie. >>> mens health took center stage in center city. i was honored in what became a lively discussion at annual jefferson mens health lunch took place at steak house. joining me for segment of the discussion to

i said, okay, darling, we're going to kick parkinson's butt. let's go.nk i made it about 400 feet before i tumbled down in the dirt. i got up, got back on the bike. i froze up, and off into the ditch again. this time, i crashed harder. >> the first few times out were terrifying. i wanted to be protective of him, he said, no, i have to keep trying. >> soon, joe was biking miles a day. >> thank you, joe. >> the journey from the beginning of falling until today has been hard. and today i'm 63, and i should have declined physically. but each year, i believe my health is improved. to cross the finish line in simplerton, all you hear is people yeller for you as -- yelling for you as though you were the winner. >> go, joe, go! go, joe, go! go, joe, go! [ cheers ] >> his positive attitude got him everything that he's achieved today. it's an inspiration to me and a lot of other people. >> well done. >> i won. i beat the mountain today. i didn't beat that train. i'll never beat that train. but today of all days, i'm normal. >> eight races, eight stories of inspira

parkinson's there? well, i guess never the twain shall meet. it's parkinson. oh, give him my regards. mm-hmm. sure, i'll talk to him. hello, parky. how are you? larry sends his regards. oh, now, cool it, parkinson. excuse me. but today just isn't the day for a conference. the moon's out of whack or the planets are in the wrong quarter or something. darrin! will you please keep your voice down? oh, sorry, honey. hey, parky, i can't talk to you anymore. you're disturbing my wife's committee meeting. honey, about those sandwiches -- make them yourself. okay. oh, no, never mind. on second thought, just stay out of the house and stay out of my way. but, sam, i can't eat any more of that popcorn. well, i'm sorry, larry, but them's the conditions that prevail. well, i'd be happy to take the maple heights area. i'm sure i can get other women to volunteer. my goodness. it's usually so quiet around here. pardon me. where are they? who? those two idiots, tate and stephens! well, if you're referring to my husband and his business associate, they are in the back yard. well

she was diagnosed with parkinsons in 1995

inflammation linked to parkinson's is also found with rosacia. >> always understand rosacia too muchlammation. issue of parkinson, just more understood recently. >> the inflammation is caused by increased amount of a protein in the body. researchers are hoping they're able to at their protein to find better treatment. >> if anything it opens up another avenue for treatment, inflammation, some of these underlying proteins, that at least gives us something else to look at. >> people with form every rosacia affect the eyes diagnosed with parkinson's twice as often. the researchers also found that those taking tetra psych clean, antibiotic, sometimes prescribe as a rosacia treatment, had a slightly lower risk for parkinson's. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news": trip down memory lane. from the first ever talking doll to all of the great toys you remember from your childhood, on display at a local museum. one feature that ties all of them together. >> also, ahead, a new superhero movie in theatres. benedict takes on the role of doctor strang

approved treatment. >> new treatment here, national parkinson's foundation says that about a millionmericans live with the disease, that can be debilitating, and numbers are expect to increase substantially in the coming years as the population ages. now there is a new treatment with some dramatic results. jack mckeon takes nothing for granted these days, even making a cup of coffee. >> all little things count now. >> reporter: six five-year old retired police commissioner and naval officer has advanced parkinson's disease but now that he is receiving f.d.a. approve treatment to manage his symptoms it is no the as obvious. >> i could not walk, i could not do anything at all, i lost my ability to be productive so i was depressed about that. >> reporter: this hey doctors inserted a tube in jack's small intestine that connect toss an outside pump. it is attached to a cassette with two medications that are continuing to be delivered for up to 16 hours a day. patients using treatment called duo pa no longer to worry about taking pills at the same time. >> it allows it to be infused and ab

. >>> coming up, the new treatment for parkinson's, just approved by the fda and patients will not have to remember their medication. >>> the wacky discover by cops i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." >>> a gruesome discovery, they enter mosul for the first time in 2 years. >> they found a mass grave just south of the city with 100 bodies. every person decapitated. >> right now the iraqis are trying to reclaim the city from she was the first woman to hold the position and passed from parkinson's disease. she was 78. >>> jury selection on hold for this man accused in the deadly shooting in south carolina. dylann roof is charged with hate crimes and murder. jury selection resumes wednesday. >>> damage in oklahoma. it was rattled by a strong 5.0

she passed away last night after a long battle with parkinson's disease. >> reporter: janet reno was the first woman in u.s. history to become the government's top lawyer. by the time she took office, a crisis was already building at a compound in waco, texas. the branch religious sect wasn't -- led by david crash was in a standoff with the fbi. she ordered them to storm the property saying she believed children were being abused. about 80 people died in the raid and reno took full responsibility. >> i approved the plan and i am responsible for it. >> she also drew fire for her handling of the case of ilian gonzales when reno ordered federal agents to storm the house. the child was sent back to cuba to live with his father. the cuban-american queue -- community was enraged. that raid and the follow-up from waco haunted her for years, but she was also recognized for enforcing civil rights and her efforts to regulate violence on tv. reno had been at the justice department for just two years when she noticed her hand shaking and was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. never married, she

reno's god daughter saying she suffered from parkinson's disease. she was the first woman to hold the u.s. attorney position. we will have more of that on "cbs this morning" and cbsn. >>> volkswagen's emission cheating scandal was widened and mcdonald's is letting you order from your smartphone. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange. >>> we could be in for a so-called relief rally today. word that the fbi is standing by its decision not to charge hillary clinton following review of new e-mails sent stock futures soaring overnight. uncertainty about the election has sent stocks in their longest losing streak since 1980. the dow lost 270 points for the the s&p finished 41 points lower, the nasdaq lost 143 points last week. >>> new allegations in the volkswagen emissions cheating scandal and this time involving its audi division. california authorities discovered cheating software on some audi models. the german criminal investigation has widened to include the volkswagen chairman. have an artificial intelligence service system. it is expected

. >>> in today's health alert parkinson's disease affects more than a million people in the u.s. and their families. for stimulation has been the treatment standard but a segment of parkinson's sufferers were left out. now a new variation on dbs opens up this life-changing treatment to more patients. >> life -- is terrible. i was losing hope. >> is first quarter 1 years ago -- 11 years ago he was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. >> i could not function. like a normal person and my active life at work and also at was no longer effective. today he is a different man and he credits his steady hand with the mri guided deep brain stimulation procedure he had at inova fairfax. the essential technology placing antileak road deep in the brain has been around for 25 years. >> nature of how dbs is implanted was an awake procedure usually done with ct and the patient would interact while the surgery was happening so we would know was placed and are we getting any good benefits. >> reporter: however in a mock surgery he couldn't tolerate dbs while awake. in the past not being able to be a

her goddaughter said she died from complications of parkinson's disease. she was the first woman appointed as attorney gener clinton in 1993. shia controversial acts and clarity -- including the deadly seizure of waco. this is a video from the 90s. also the seizure of gonzales, there was a bitter cassidy battle and his father. he was returned back to cuba with his father. janet reno received backlash for that. she died at age 78. iowans will be lining up at the polls. the presidential candidates, the the sarah gets are all making vows. many are in key iowa states to secure votes before election 2016 comes to an end. james comey announced to congress the discover of new emails that could be pertinent to the investigation into clinton's private email reprieve for the democratic presidential candidate. comey sent another letter saying "we have not changed on our conclusions that we expressed in july with respect to secretary clinton."meaning - no charges on the way. the clinton campaign is expected to push this news as voters begin heading to the polls. no ch

righ abnormality that all people with parkinson's might share. they are looking into new screening techniques to be used for people who don't have any symptoms just yet. >> billy graham is turning 98 years old today. this year the celebration will be quiet. three years ago 800 people celebrated his 95th birthday. his son says the party days are days and weeks but it is a party every sunday when he visits his father because he made it another week. >>> take a look at this happy couple. this is a retired new jersey state trooper who just proposed to his girlfriend at the metlife stadium in new jersey with a little help from a fellow trooper. listen. >> clearly she said yes with al this is my pick for the giant eagles game on sunday. the former trooper was paralyzed 11 years ago in a car crash on the job. that was a fellow trooper presenting her the ring. all of their friends and family where there and the giants beat the eagles 28-23. >> fitted. my son was watching the whole son -- the whole time. the 94-year-old girl scout skydiving for the very f

janet reno died of complications from parkinson's disease. reno served in the clinton administration and wa k she was also at the center of several controversial cases, including when she authorized five-year-old elian gonzales to be seized from family in miami and sent back to his father in cuba. and we're close now to the final lap in the race for the white house. the candidates busy today. >> focusing on the key battleground states, and the eyeopener reporter is covering the campaigns and we begin with sera congi. sera: donald trump and mike pence will appear here tonight in manchester. around midnight at a rally in virginia, trump railed against the fbi for saying said criminal charges are not warranted, in the recently discovered clinton email. >> and now it's up to the american people to deliver the justice. >> trump claims that clinton is being protected by what he calls a rigged system. after the head of the fbi recently discovered emails. now trump and pence have a busy schedule ahead on this last full day of campaigning. traveling t

she died from complications of parkinson's disease. janet reknow was 78 years old. >>> still ahead, a mother of two suddenly vanishes after going for a jog. we have the latest on the search as the reward increases. >>> and overnight, a driver in a mercedes on the run from police. ending in a violent crash. >>> a nascar driver pulled over for speeding on his way to the racetrack. >> that's a joke, right? >>> a stolen car slams into a freeway barrier, ending a police chase in los angeles. officers tailed the mercedes for about an hour sunday night. it sped across four freeways before finally crashing into a sand barrier, sending a huge cloud into the air. the suspect got out of the car and surrendered to police. >>> we have breaking news now. just in time for election day, it appears philadelphia's transit strike over. the city had planned to ask the court for a one-day pause in the strike. that apparently won't be necessary. most of philadelphia's voters are democrats. pennsylvania is a battleground goes and the presidential election in

janet reno died of complications from parkinson's disease. reno served in the clinton administration and was known for being particularly blunt. he was se center of several controversial cases including when she authorized 5-year-old elian gonzalez to be seized from family in miami and sent back to his father in cuba. we are close to the final lap in the candidates busy on the campaign trail. randy: focusing on key battleground states. we have eyeopener coverage for you of the stories. we begin with sera congi following the trump campaign in manchester, new hampshire. sera: randy, donald trump and his running mate, mike pence, are scheduled to appear here in manchester tonight. late last night in virginia, trump rallied against the f.b.i. for not >> now it's up to the american people to deliver the justice. sera: trump claims clinton is protected by a rigged system after the f.b.i. concluded no wrongdoing. trump and pence have a busy schedule on this final full day of campaigning. they'll be hitting five states between the two of them, and th

the nation's first woman attorney general dies after a battle with parkinson's.k at the legacy she leaves behind. >>> no charges over hillary clinton's e-mails. the fbi director delivers on demands for more information. a good monday morning, i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. >> we have patchy fog in

- >> new at 10:00, researchers are using the tango to help people with movement disorders like parkinson's disease. beth galvin shows us the benefits of pairing up with a dance partner. >> james is doing something he never imagined, a guy like him with parkinson's disease would be doing. dancing the argentine tango. >> as a young ballroom dancing, learned about that much tango, so i was very interested in doing it. >> each dancer here is paired with a partner who doesn't have parkinson's. and dr. madeline hackne is both their dance instructor and a researcher. >> well, i was a professional dancer for, i don't know, 11 years before i went to graduate school. >> eight years ago, the atlanta v.a. research scientist and emory assistant professor of medicine began adapting argentine tango for people with parkinson's. to see if this form of dance might be helpful for symptoms like difficulty walking and tremors and painful stiffness. >> we think the music, the partner, the steps will allow them to improve things like gait, and their walking ability, their ability to do more than one thing at a t

. >> promise for treating parkinson's, the new treatment that doesn't involve pills. >>> 94-year-old man sky dives >>> women curse more than men. shocker. and discovered women dropped the f-bomb 546 times per million words. kind of close, men say it 540 times. this is part of a larger study which should be completed in 2018. >> can we not count tomorrow? >> in the newsroom. >> careful. >> could be a breakthrough with people with parkinson's. >> a new fda approved treatm normal lives. it's a tube that connects to a pump and then it is inserted in the the patient's intestine. it delivers medication for up to 16 hours a day and now patients don't have to worry about taking pills at the right time. >> it allows it to be absorbed in a consistent manner. >> the side effects of this treatment are similar to the oral medications. >>> this is not your typical football fan. the one thing this guy waited for before he robbed a walgreen's in glendale. >> she was yelling help. >> i caught it. >> rescued if a tall tree. we're talking 35 five feet and we talked about the good samaritan wh i'm hilla

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the medical breakthrough parkinson patients have to look forward to. >> and our current temperatures show us how cool this evening is going to be. we're at 79 right now. ? ? ? when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. >>> i'm eager to see this video one giant leap forward for mankind and science. a new wireless brain implant helping these paralyzed monkeys walk for the very first time. researcher says the implant sends signals to stimulate the monke's legs. scientists hope it could eventually help people use robotic arms and hands. very interesting. >>> well a new treatment is giving people with to lead more normal lives again. >> reporter: jack mcken takes nothing for granted these days. even making a cup of coffee. the 65-year-old retired police commissioner and naval officer has advanced far i -- parkinsons disease. but now he's receiving a new treatment, it's not as obviously. >> i couldn't walk. couldn't do anything on my own. i lost my ability to be produ

the nation's first woman attorney general dies after a battle with parkinson's. we'll take a closer look at the legacy she leaves behind. >>> no charges over hillary clinton's e-mails. the fbi director delivers on demands for more information. a good monday morning, i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. >> we have patchy fog in a few spots as we look at the biggest change weatherwise. you can see 6:42 thanks to the time change yesterday. it's brighter earlier in the morning. you see numbers in the 50s. patchy fog. santa rosa closer to 50. mostly 70s this afternoon. temperatures in a few spots approaching the upper 70s for election day. now see what's happening with your monday morning commute. >> might be easier to get to work because of that time change. make sure you do. you want to take we get this first. traffic flows smoothly. >> now to breaking news in the east bay. a deadly scene in a hayward neighborhood overnight. more than seven hours later, police are trying to find out why two people there were killed. >> pete is joining us live from hayward police stat

attorney general, janet reno has died overnight due to complications of parkinson's disease. we're going to have more about her life and death laterer on in the show but that's the disturbing and sad news this morning. >> she died at the age of 78. >>> but for now we're just hours away from the american's heading to the polls and a massive twist fbi director james comey telling congress that he sees no evidence in the trove of emails to change his conclusion that hillary clinton should not face charges over her handling of classified information. he said agents had reviewed all emails found on a personal device of anthony wiener. donald trump, after initially celebrating the inquiry, called the latest twist further evidence of a rigged system. crimes will go on for a long, long time. the rank and file special agents at the fbi won't let her get away with these terrible crimes. right now she's being protected by a rigged system. you can't review 650,000 emails in eight days. you can't do it, folks. hillary clinton is guilty. the people, the people know it, and now it's up to t

parkinson's disease today. she was criticized several times. >> maen who work ed -- a man who worked for and against reno. stephanie ramirez talked to him. he calls the former attorney general brave. >> reporter: brave. he represented elian gonzalez's most controversial cases of janet reno's career. >> it's an image that shocked a nation when elian gonzalez was removed from his home. >> his father said from the very beginning that family is not going to turn him over peacefully. you have to go in and get him. and she knew it would just generate all kinds of terrible images. >> immigration attorney jose batera represented his father. he want today go in earlier arguing legally to boy returned to his dad. politically he said it was a decision that cost the country's top attorney a florida governor's race a few years later but she still did it. >> it took courage and that's what she did. >> others were not as warm. diagnosed with par condition parkinson's disease she quickly took on the biggest controversy of the

now reno's god daughter said she died of complications from parkinson's disease early today. reno served in the clinton administration and she was the first woman to hold that post. in 2000 she faced criticism by authorizing the armed seizure of 5-year-old elian gonzalez so he could be returned to cuba. you probably remember that story. yesterday for on mary keitany. she was more than 3 and a half minutes ahead in the new york city race. ghirmay ghebreslassie was the overall winner. more than 52,000 people entered the race. >>> the dramatic rescue of a man who plunged into a freezing alaska water was minutes but he is expected to survive. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a countdown to the election, as we hit the battleground states. i'm anne-marie green. if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies... try clarispray. from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, prescription strength relief from sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the world. try clarispray today. but there's so much more to it. here's how b

the 78 year-old trailblazer passed away earlier today from complications of parkinson's disease. she was diagnosed back in 1995. hena daniels takes a look at her life and her legacy. >> reporter: janet reno was the first woman in u.s. history to become the government's top lawyer.>> i janet reno do solemnly swear terry -- -->> reporter: the branch davidian religious sect was in a standoff with the fbi. we know ordered agents to storm the property, saying she believed children were being abused. about 80 people died in that raid. reno took full responsibility. >> i approved the plan and i'm responsible for it. >> reporter: she also drew fire for her handling of the case of relatives. we know ordered federal agents to storm the house. cuban-american communities were enraged. that case and the fallout from waco haunted reno for years but she was also recognized for enforcing civil rights and her efforts to regulate violence on tv. she had been at the justice department for just two years when she noticed her handshaking and was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. her modest family h

reno department two years when she noticed her handshaking and was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. she continued her work and became an inspiration for other patients managing the disease. she returned home in florida in 2001 and launched a campaign driving around in her signature red pickup. >> i love this thing and i care so much about it. >> she lost in a close primary race the next year and retreat to a quieter life. home in the ever glads and required herself a private citizen. looking back she described her life in politics as a life of joy. >> her god daughter says reno died early this morning from complications of parkinson's disease. janet reno was 76-year old. >>> weekend, trump made a last te rally late saturday night. former vice president gore will campaign for clinton. >>reporter: trump capped a five state captain push in virginia railing against the fbi's decision to exonerate clinton over her e-mail controversy. >> this is a rigged system. hillary clinton is guilty. she newly discovered clinton e-mails, fbi director comey pinned another letter to congress sunday re

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attorney general passed away today from of parkinson's disease. januaryth reno took office under a crisis in waco texas when the branch davidian religious group were in stand off with the fbi. she believed children were being abused on the property ordered a raid and 80 people died because of the invasion. something reno took responsibility for. >> i approved the plan and i am responsible for it. >> reno also oversaw the elian gonzales case which he was sent enforcing civil rights and regulation of tv violence and diagnosed with parkinsons's two years after taking office. >>> if you are feeling uneasy about the election you are not alone. >> surveys show most americans are stressed out about the election. cbs4 health specialit kathy walsh joins us from a ballot drop off location in denver. you look very re-- relacked how do you do -- relaxed how do you do it? >> reporter: i am fine but you probably heard let it end and maybe said it yourself. anxiety is running high but will it stop after the vote is cast? >> i don't like all the animosity. >> rep

she suffered from parkinson's disease. she served during clinton's presidency. she ordered agents to storm the property, saying she believed children were being abused there. she also face criticism for her handling of six-year old refugee gonzalez.

attorney general has died dude to complications from parkinson's see. she was 78. she drew criticism for the raid at a waco compound and her handling of the gonzalez case. >>> one day until america votes in campaign 2016, and no rest and hillary clinton hopping from state to state ahead of election day including stops in new hampshire. >>> good news for clinton this morning, the fbi clearing her in its latest e-mail investigation. >>> the latest national poll shows hillary clinton leading donald trump by 4 points. we have both covered for you this morning from manchester, new hampshire. anna miler is following the trump campaign. and we'll start with nicole jacobs in the latest from clinton's camp. >> reporter: certainly another twist in this campaign season with the fbi information released yesterday. of course, new hampshire has always been very important during election seasons. it's always been a battleground state. now we're looking at it as a swing state. >>that's what i expected. >> reporter: her tried and true supporters expected it. >>they threw everything

away overnight from complications related to parkinson's disease. reno was the first woman to ever serve as u.s. attorney general. she served from 1993 to 2001. reno was at the epicenter of some b political controversies. in 2000, the miami-native angered some in the cuban-american community by authorizing the armed seizure of five-year-old elian gonzalez from the home of his relatives so he could be returned to his again, former attorney general janet reno has died at the age of 78. look for more coverage on "g.m.a." at 7:00 a.m. melinda: right now, streets in a milwaukee neighborhood are back open aer a two-alarm fire. smoke could be seen rising from a building overnight as crews tried to put out the flames. this happened at 15th and saint paul. that's right along i-94 he shadow of the marquette interchange. emergency crews were called to the scene around 12:45 this morning. you can see smoke coming out of the windows as firefighters worked to get the fire under control. police tell wisn 12 news the building is vacant. no one was hurt. investigato

we have another program, dance with parkinson's disease. and uses dance as a form of therapy. and a form of healing. to bring them together. then our third program is movement. we work through people who have gone through extremely difficult times. and use dance to help them find a voice. >> wow. you get around there. how do you describe the students at your school? >> our students are amazing. are six months old all the way up through adult students. and our students are eager to learn. they are loving. they are caring. and most of all, they love expressing themselves. through dance. >> wow. now, you just performed a new show at the strand theater this past friday. can you tell us a little bit about what that project is all about? >> yeah. it was amazing. this past friday. we had well over a thousand students from boston public schools. the event was sponsored by mayor's office. and we were able to offer free admission. the idea behind this show is we were in partnership with the max warburg curriculum and ryan edwards, our musician. what they did is they composed eight stori

just a few months before he died, williams was diagnosed with parkinson's. but still questioned doctors about whether he had alzheimer's, dementia, even schizophrenia. now his widow has a message for caregivers. >> it's hard to hold on to this. but to remember that their loved one's symptoms are coming from the brain disease. it's not coming from their heart. >> susan williams has written an editorial for the journal "neurology" entitled the terrorist inside my husband's brain. in one quote she says it felt like he was drowning in his symptoms and i was drowning with him. overwhelming to say the least, ken and liz. >> thank you. >>> parents-to-be often spend a lot to outfit a nursery. but some parenting experts are now saying a relatively simple cardboard box could work well as a cradle or crib. consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains. >> reporter: it's a far cry from a fancy crib a simple cardboard box that lowered the infant mortality in several european countries. >> it's a tradition that started in finland. >> reporter: she is bringing baby boxes to

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make sure that we avoided this situation. >> because of her plain speaking, openness about her parkinson's disease, and aversion t t washington, she was a popular figure, repeatedly parodies on "saturday night live." she got the last laugh. >> it's reno time. >> she love left washington in 2001, saying she wanted to tour the country in a brand-new pickup truck, narrowly losing florida's bid for governor a year later. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >> former attorney general janet >>> hong kong's pro-unless protesters clashed outside of a chinese central government office last night, and police showered thousands of demonstrators with pepper spray, but many shielded themselves, as you can see there, with umbrellas and some even had gas masks. the demonstrator started as a peaceful march against newly elected politicians from taking office in the semiindependent region's legislature. the central government banned the politicians after they kong nation and used a japanese derogatory term for china. >> the battle against isis took a serious turn, but two deaths blamed on a rare tornado t

reno died early this morning, of complications of parkinson's disease. >> the walls were shaking, the ceiling is moving. >> earthquake rattled oval hoch a, magnitude five quake rumbled, near one of the world's key oil hubs. >>> to the end zone. incomplete. jordan matthews. >> got a lot of work to do. atlanta coming in next week, so they need -- they got a lot of work to do. >> well, the eagles have a loot of work to do, but fortunately the folks at septa have hammered out an agreement with the transit workers union, and katie doesn't have any work to do because she's got a great forecast, i looked at the maps. >> yes, really is looking very spectacular in the next couple of days, nice warm up comes in time for election day no less, so very, very, pleasant, generally speaking, always few hiccups when it comes to mother nature, overall very quiet weather here in the delaware vale, for now, yes, chilly outside. but it is trans will. we take a look at the frost advisories currently posted through delco, new castle county, don't expect those are the only two that will see frost or freeze.

she died from complications of parkinson's disease. janet reknow was 78 years old. >>> still ahead, a mother of two suddenly vanishes after going for a jog. we have the latest on the search as the reward increases. >>> and overnight, a driver in a mercedes on the run from police. ending in a violent crash. >>> a nascar driver pulled over for speeding on his way to the feel a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately , knock it out, fast. abreva. it's holiday time, and no fruit is as versatile as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why we're declaring it "the unofficial official fruit of the holidays." the fig's gonna be so bummed. [ chuckles ] >>> a stolen car slams into a freeway barrier, ending a police chase in los angeles. officers tailed the mercedes for about an hour sunday night. before finally crashing into a sand barrier, sending a huge cloud into the air. the suspect got out of the car and surrendered to police

her goddaughter tells theau associatedgh press they passedyd away from complications ofations parkinson's disease. janet reno oversaw some of thevs most controversial legal matters during the clinton con administration including the t seizure elian gonzalez. gonle >> last night donald trump wasrp scheduled to speak at a rally a in leesburg virginia but hergint didn't start until afterfter midnight.midn fox5's anjali hemphill isil morning with the very latestth a on this story.to good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, guys.orte yeah, later this afternoonernoon ivanka trump will speak to supporters on behalf of herlf or father here at the red rose rose banquet and events center but hopefully those supportersrter won't have to wait as long as a the thousands of trump supporters did last night toight see him speak in leesburg.eesbg. a speech that didn't even eve start until 12:30 this this morning.in take a look at the video thateot we shot of those long lines, a, the event that was supposed topd begin at 9:30 p.m. last night. t the very first people in line in told fox5 they showed u

she had been ba parkinson's disease since 1995. reno was nominated by president bill clinton and served as attorney general from '93 to 2001. many controversial political fights unfolded including the seizure of elian gonzalez and the deadly waco, texas compound raid. she returned to her home state of florida and unsuccessfully ran for governor. reno's god kaur confirmed her presidential hopefuls, the race fort white house, is close to reaching the finish line. what hillary clinton and donald trump have to do to win when we talk to chuck todd. >>> it was supposed to be a weekend filled with fun. it ended with murder. what we're learning about the attack that left a maryland man dead. >> don't be surprised if you see frost on the ground. >>> welcome back. we're talking about a chilly start to our monday. >> storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell here with everything we need to know. >> that's right. a very cold start this morning. a clear sky out here. here is a nice change thanks to the return of standard time. we are getting the sun