and reiman with dr. lopera, who by that time had identified hundreds of people who carried the gene mutation, guaranteeing that they would be struck with alzheimer's in the prime of their lives. reiman and tariot traveled to medellin and met with both healthy and sick members of the extended family. is this particular family, in the world-- extraordinary? >> tariot: there's nothing else like it. the idea that there's this miles of each other is-- just an extraordinary-- phenomenon. >> stahl: and a perfect scientific laboratory. to lay the groundwork for a large clinical trial, banner flew a group of extended family members from medellin to phoenix for pet scans. one goal: to compare the brains of those with and without the mutation, years before any memory loss began, when they dr. reiman showed us the results. >> eric reiman: this is somebody who doesn't have the gene. they have no plaques in the brain. >> stahl: but in members of the family with the mutation, it was a different story. >> reiman: extens

reiman showed us the results. >> eric reiman: this is somebody who doesn't have the g they have no plaques in the brain. >> stahl: but in members of the family with the mutation, it was a different story. >> reiman: extensive amyloid deposition in the brain. >> stahl: that's the red. >> reiman: red is more amyloid. but yellow is also amyloid. >> stahl: this brain had even more. the images showed that amyloid plaques build up in the brain more than a decade before memory loss begins. so if a drug could remove that red and yellow, maybe the banner developed a plan for a multi-million dollar drug trial, and convened a meeting with leading scientists, pharmaceutical companies, and representatives of the n.i.h. >> tariot: the end of the meeting, each scientist was allowed to say one closing thought. and francisco had the last word. >> stahl: lopera? >> tariot: and he paused a long time. and you could hear a pin drop in the room. >> lopera: i said to them, "we-- the families are waiting for you." >> stahl: "they're waiting for you." >> tariot: that's the point when, you know, the goose bumps cam

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and patty reiman, the long time campaign volunteer says their gop ground game is good. "we are going to make sure we get our voters out to vote. we have a great ground game here in wisconsin." "my name is tracy and a few quick election!" of course, the end is approaching fast, "we're going to be knocking on the doors, making the phone calls and talking to neighbors." and in two days we will find out. "i'm calling about the election, i have two quick questions for you!" that was "jonathon gregg" reporting... the north shore republicans have made tens of thousands of calls in the past few months and this weekend have knocked on - thousands of doors -- campaigning for the republican ticket. including the latest from the campaigns -- head to our website, fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app and click on "links." and remember -- fox6 is the station to watch on election night. we will bring you expert analysis-- results-- and reaction throughout the night on november 8th -- just two days away. after a record high on sunday we will see clear skies tonight. patc

ry-man reiman tells us the bayside office is one of 40 throughout the state. its also non-stop campaigning for the men running in wisconsins tight senate battle: ron johnson and russ feingold have been making stops all over the state this weekend, rallying supporters. fox6s bret lemoine caught up with them in our area. in one final push...democrat russ feingold rallies backed by a big name: tk 'back with russ feingold, who is going to be so fantastic.' hillary clintons running mate, senator tim kaine... hopes feingold will return to the u-s senate. its a position feingold held for 18 years. rf 'to finally have the middle income and working families of this state get a fair deal. thats what were going to do!' feingold was defeated by republican ron johnson in 20-10. that race was anything but close... johnson.... 47-percent to feingold. rj 'he says hes for seniors, and yet he votes to increase taxes on social security benefits.' in mukwonago saturday... johnson reflects on an even tighter battle: rj 'i think truth will prevail.' the latest marquette university

example as we were developing the budget does a great deal of interest in having a new center at reiman street in the valley this a little bit of money second year of the budget for that. so that's the sort of thing that comes in in the second days of the process.if we look at this last five dos enhancements added since february, this is where those items came in. so you can see there its nutrition program money. there's housing subsidy money. this is where money on the dignity fund, which doesn't take into current this so your butt hits in the next fiscal year assuming passage comes in and then if the that proposition is passed next week opposition i then also be a little bit of staffing money for the dignity fund to do work, preparing and doing studies and setting up the analysis and the decision-making process. but that is a small piece of the whole. the big pieces the service these enough $6 million and it comes in the second year of the biennial budget. so that is just the kind of quick high-level records in the process and where we ended up. i want to talk a little bit about next

and patty reiman, the long time campaign volunteer says their gop ground game is good. "we are going to make sure we get our voters out to vote. we have a great ground game here in wisconsin." "my name is tracy and a few quick questions about the upcoming election!" of course, the end is approaching fast, "we're going to be knocking on the doors, talking to neighbors." and in two days we will find out. "i'm calling about the election, i have two quick questions for you!" in bayside jonathon gregg fox6 news. e north shore republicans have dtens of thousands of calls the past few months and on saturday alone knocked on more an two-thousand doors --campaigy clinton and tim kaine supporters gathered at the democratic party headquarters of milwaukee. they bought buttons and signs with their candidates names on them. each one here to canvas the neighborhoods looking to gather votes on tuesday. "out voter turnout in the us is really really low and that's to get out and vote and our canvasing and phone calling does help." before they knocked on doors the volunteers were energiz

example as we were developing the budget does a great deal of interest in having a new center at reiman street in the valley this a little bit of money second year of the budget for that. so that's the sort of thing that comes in in the second days of the process.if we look at this last five dos enhancements added since february, this is where those items came in. so you can see there its nutrition program money. there's housing subsidy money. this is where money on the dignity fund, which doesn't take into current this so your butt hits in the next fiscal year assuming passage comes in and then if the that proposition is passed next week opposition i then also be a little bit of staffing money for the dignity fund to do work, preparing and doing studies and setting up the analysis and the decision-making process. but that is a small piece of the whole. the big pieces the service these enough $6 million and it comes in the second year of the biennial budget. so that is just the kind of quick high-level records in the process and where we ended up. i want to talk a little bit about next

example as we were developing the budget does a great deal of interest in having a new center at reiman street in the valley this a little bit of money second year of the budget for that. so that's the sort of thing that comes in in the second days of the process.if we look at this last five dos enhancements added since february, this is where those items came in. so you can see there its nutrition program money. there's housing subsidy money. this is where money on the dignity fund, which doesn't take into current this so your butt hits in the next fiscal year assuming passage comes in and then if the that proposition is passed next week opposition i then also be a little bit of staffing money for the dignity fund to do work, preparing and doing studies and setting up the analysis and the decision-making process. but that is a small piece of the whole. the big pieces the service these enough $6 million and it comes in the second year of the biennial budget. so that is just the kind of quick high-level records in the process and where we ended up. i want to talk a little bit about next

example as we were developing the budget does a great deal of interest in having a new center at reiman street in the valley this a little bit of money second year of the budget for that. so that's the sort of thing that comes in in the second days of the process.if we look at this last five dos enhancements added since february, this is where those items came in. so you can see there its nutrition program money. there's housing subsidy money. this is where money on the dignity fund, which doesn't take into current this so your butt hits in the next fiscal year assuming passage comes in and then if the that proposition is passed next week opposition i then also be a little bit of staffing money for the dignity fund to do work, preparing and doing studies and setting up the analysis and the decision-making process. but that is a small piece of the whole. the big pieces the service these enough $6 million and it comes in the second year of the biennial budget. so that is just the kind of quick high-level records in the process and where we ended up. i want to talk a little bit about next

example as we were developing the budget does a great deal of interest in having a new center at reiman street in the valley this a little bit of money second year of the budget for that. so that's the sort of thing that comes in in the second days of the process.if we look at this last five dos enhancements added since february, this is where those items came in. so you can see there its nutrition program money. there's housing subsidy money. this is where money on the dignity fund, which doesn't take into current this so your butt hits in the next fiscal year assuming passage comes in and then if the that proposition is passed next week opposition i then also be a little bit of staffing money for the dignity fund to do work, preparing and doing studies and setting up the analysis and the decision-making process. but that is a small piece of the whole. the big pieces the service these enough $6 million and it comes in the second year of the biennial budget. so that is just the kind of quick high-level records in the process and where we ended up. i want to talk a little bit about next