. >>> stephanie packer's body is not nearly as strong as her spirit. a mother of four young children. she's dying from multiple ailments. every day with her family is a gift. >> the actual dying - i'm not afraid of that. it's going to happen however it happens, whenever it happens. i hope it's later rather than sooner. my fears are all for what happens when my kids get hurt. and who is going to stay up and worry about them all night long. that's what mum does. you know. i do. that's my job. >> reporter: packer has joined the fight against california's sb 128, also called the end of life bill. it would allow doctors to write terminally ill patients a prescription for lethal medication, packer would easily meet the criteria. >> i have a primary condition and i have lupus which would attack other organs, and another disease, known as the suicide disease. 50% kill themselves within the first two years of having the disease. >> reporter: why is that? >> it is known as the most excruciatingly painful condition in medical practice. >> reporter: are you afraid

stephanie: the green bay packers game broadcast on yahoo!? the other piece about yahoo! that is in the news is the status of the spinoff of alibaba and yahoo! small business. that! has said you believe transaction is going to proceed as planned. what gives you confidence, particularly in the light of the fact that the irs has said it is closely looking at transactions of that nature? marissa: we are proceeding with our land as proposed in its based on an understanding of the few key things -- one is the communications communicated to date do not apply to previously andived requests for ruling we filed for it well in advance of when these changes were communicated. the other thing that gives us confidence is it doesn't seem these proposed changes are contemplated changing the applicable law, so it's more about the processes around these types of transactions and less about the applicable law. assured thisbeen is not specific to yahoo! or in response to this particular transaction. many are of varying sizes and scales. i cannot presume to speak for the irs, but given our u

packers of the nhl. no reason that we can't a couple's that. it is the world's best sport. it is going to succeed in tampa bay and other places. stephanieoridians like octave? -- do floridians like hockey? jeffrey: of course. who doesn't like hockey? as they go to games and learn about the sport and our players, they love hockey. our tv ratings down in our area are triple what they have ever been before. people are learning the sport and figuring it out. the same could be true in south florida and phoenix and st. louis and nashville and dallas. it just takes time. erik: you don't have to persuade me to like hockey. i love hockey. don't you have to work that much harder in a place like tampa bay to make a success of your team and bring the fans and? in? let us take in the toronto maple leafs. they have been among the losing his clubs in the league. it is a constant source of hard it. and yet the value of the club has risen to $1.3 billion on back of nothing. they never make the playoffs and they didn't again this year. numbers -- you can't always believe those numbers. more portly, i do think that it is fair that we have to work inder an

packers of the nhl. there is no reason why we cannot accomplish that in the world's best sport. it's going to succeed in tampa bay and other places. stephanieght hockey? jeff: doesn't like hockey? some of them did not grow up with it, but as they learn the sport, as they learn about our players they love hockey. our tv ratings in our area are triple what they have ever been before. people are learning the sport in figuring it out. the same could be true in south florida and in phoenix and st. louis and nashville and dallas. it's a great sport and it takes time. erik: i love hockey. i am from toronto. don't you have to work harder in a place like tampa bay to make a success of your team and bring the fans in? take the lease for example -- leafs for example. they have been among the losing this teams. it's a constant source of heartache and the value of the club has risen to $1.3 billion on the back of nothing. they never make the playoffs. they did not again this year. jeff: valuation you can't always believe those numbers. more importantly, i do think it's fair that we have to work harder. we have to dig deep into the community and we have