the statement is from steve swayze.he said that netflix has had continued to be in dialogue with the deaf and hard of hearing community but he will not provide specific details, progress which is 50% of hours have sub titles available. our goal is 50% by the end of third quarter and 80% by the end of the fourth quarter. so with that timing and the lawsuit going, does that give you hope this is going to change and be better? >> we were aware of that when we filed the lawsuit. it's kind of tripy how to interpreted that statement because netflix is referring to is the cover. it's the top of the curve. the most popular programming. so if i look at overall titles, everything that netflix offers to other customers get by the program which is over 12 million. you'll see that if you look at all of those, netflix has about one-third at most. >> so are not happy? >> different on that, but the deaf and hard of hearing community is full access. and that is the debate of the lawsuit which is the american disabilities act. it's for e

the mysterious cancer that struck steve jobs, patrick swayze, randy pausch. what are the earliest symptoms? >>> and honored. gabby giffords mark as special milestone at the white house. her special tribute to her husband and how she outdid the vice president. >>> good evening. for the past decade, americans have watched as 4.5 million american jobs have gone overseas to china. well, tonight, a major sign that hemorrhage may be ending. those jobs are starting to come home. abc news has obtained a powerful new report from the highly respected boston consulting group, which says 3 million jobs are now on their way back to america. how soon? what kind? and where? abc's david muir has been pouring over this data that's too good to be true. >> reporter: very bold report, diane, as you point out. good evening. the answer to how soon we'll see these jobs? some of them, we're seeing already. tonight, we ask, what's behind thus? tu turns, made in america make as lot more business sense when it comes to a company's bottom line. jobs coming back from china? the kind of h

swayze had. the type that steve jobs had came from a different cell type, the endocrine portion of the gland. that makes insulin and other hormones that get into the bloodstream. it's a less common disease. in general sh has a better prognosis but it still can be lethal. >> and they talk about pancreatic cancer, the one that patrick swayze had, one year survival is 20%. five-year survival in the single digits. terrible prognosis. what about for this endroe kroc type? >> half of the people diagnosed will have disease that has spread to a different site by the time they're diagnosed. on the flip side, people can still do well for quite a while as mr. jobs did even though did he have this disease. and that is evident by the fact that he had a liver transplant. >> right. obviously, you were not his treating physician. you didn't speak to doctors. what do patients experience? do you have any idea what his life might have been like? >> it's not one cancer. everybody has the same course. it can be found very early. it can have no symptoms. or it can be very symptomatic. in his case, it's, like you s

. >> reporter: steve jobs lived with it earlier, and died this month. it was patrick swayze who died earlier this year after a stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis. pancreatic cancer is tough to detect and difficult to treat. stage 4 means metastatic cancer that it has moved from the local area of the pancreas, to elsewhere in the body, such as liver. >> reporter: symptoms include nausea, loss of appetite, rapid weight loss, abdominal pain and jaundice. >> reporter: the statistics are not good, when it comes to pancreatic cancer. 60% of all newly-diagnosed patients come in with stage 4 cancer. >> reporter: life expectancy after stage 4 diagnosis is about a year. but in a clinical trial at st. joseph's medical center, they use traditional chemotherapy, with targeted therapy. >> 15 years ago, we really only had one chemotherapy drug to use. and now we have five or six choices. so progress has been slow. but we have seen some improvements even in treating stage 4 disease. >> recently, there have been some new regiments that have shown a doubling of -- close to a doubling of surv

. >> steve jobs live with a different form of pancreatic cancer. it was actor patrick swayze who died just a year after stage for pink reedit diagnosis areas st. joseph's -- st. joseph's medical center says painter at a cancer is tough to detect and difficult to treat. >> stage four means it has moved from the local area of the pancras to us where in the body. >> the statistics are not good when it comes to pink reedit cancer. 60 percent of all newly diagnosed patients come in with stage four cancer. >> life expectancy after stage for diagnosis is about a year. in a clinical trial, their same progress and prolonging survival by using traditional chemotherapy with targeted chemotherapy. >> 15 years ago we really only had one true of drug to use. recently there have been some new regimens that have shown close to a doubling of survival. >> in 2010 and estimated 43,000 people in the u.s. were diagnosed almost 37,000 died from the disease. wjz eyewitness news. strike right now there is no screening tests for pink reedit cancer. >> researchers are all working on a blood test, but

. >> reporter: steve jobs lived with pancreatic cancer for years, dying this month. it was actor patrick swayze who died a year ago after his stage 4 diagnosis of stage 4 pancreatic cancer. it is difficult to diagnosis and difficult to treat. >> stage 4 mean its has moved from the local area of the pancreas to elsewhere in the body, such as the liver. >> reporter: symptoms of pancreatic cancer include nausea, loss of appetite, rapid weight loss, abdominal pain and jaundice. >> reporter: the statistics are not good when it comes to pancreatic cancer. 60% of all newly-diagnosed patients come in with stage 4 cancer. >> reporter: life expectancy of stage 4 cancer is about a year. but in a clinical trial at st. joseph's medical center, they're seeing progress by using traditional chemotherapy, with targeted chemotherapy. >> 15 years ago, we only had one chemotherapy drug to use. and now we have five or six choices. so progress has been slow. but we have seen some improvement, even in treating stage 4 disease. recently, there have been some new regi wants that have shown close to a doubling of surviv

involved in digest that is where we see pat ray swayze, michael landon, those deaths that occurred rapidly that was that type of pancreatic cancer what steveendocrine type his tumour was active in the sense it would secrete things, a hormone a very different variety of cancer slower growing, if picked up earlier the prognosis is a bit better, so i think that is why we saw such an unusual series of treatments and when he had that liver transplant you mow we weren't totally -- you know, we weren't totally sure we assumed it had spread to his liver, but it could have been other factors that could have contributed to that trance plantation as well. >> seems like, granted it is different for everybody but when you hear of pancreatic cancer as soon as you hear about it, you often lose that person a few months later seems he out live that had diagnosis a bit. >> when you look at the projections the five year survival rate for his type of cancer at the stage he was diagnosed at was 20% you got to thing he did beat the odds and did some other treatments he did something not actually fda approved in the united states he went to switzerland, we are h