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Welcome back, everybody. we turn now to some medical news this morning. the critical connection between having cancer and dying of a heart attack. thats exactly what happened to kara kennedy, the daughter of late senator ted kennedy. >> so what can cancer survivors learn from her death? heres abc news medical editor dr. richard besser. >> reporter: kara kennedy, the picture of an active cancer survivor. 51 years old, mother of two, film maker and tv producer. she had been healthy for nine years ...

Welcome back, everybody. we turn now to some medical news this morning. the critical connection between having cancer and dying of a heart attack. thats exactly what happened to kara kennedy, the daughter of late senator ted kennedy. >> so what can cancer survivors learn from her death? heres abc news medical editor dr. richard besser. >> reporter: kara kennedy, the picture of an active cancer survivor. 51 years old, mother of two, film maker and tv producer. she had been healthy for nine years ...

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>> thanks very much. thats it for "360." see you again at 10:00 p.m. thanks for watching. "piers morgan tonight" starts now. on september 10, 2011, he was a hard charging, high-living ceo. september 12, he was the only family of the families of 658 people, cantor fitzgerald made it out alive. >> i thought everyone i ever imagined working with ever had been killed. >> he attempted his own life. he tells us how he rebuild his business and his life over the dust of ground zero. and a ...

attacks. an audacious goal but there are new things out there, new tests and a new take on cholesterol. and a man who suffered from dyslexia so debilitating that his mother had to read his schoolwork out loud. and we talk about human evolution. news about the terrorist attacks of 9/11 and what theyre still doing to us ten years later. in new york when the twin towers fell, thousands of men and women raced to help. youve seen these images. they spent weeks on what we came to call ...

plus, a man who suffered a debilitating disease and his mom has to read things to him out loud. first, news about the terrorist attacks of 9/11 and what they are still doing to us ten years later. in new york when the twin towers fell, thousands of men and women raced to the pile to dig for survivors. many of the rescue workers blame the dust and debris for the breathing problems and cancer. i have been investigating this for several months. it is controversial. a new study out says ...

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the regime. human rights activists say at least 2,000 people have been killed in the regimes brutal crackdown on anti-government protesters over the past several months. as the crackdown has played out, the administration has gone from urging assad to stop the violence and implement reforms himself to of late saying the dictator has lost legitimacy, but until now the administration has stopped short from demanding he yield power. heres how the u.s. ambassador to the united nations desc...

were watching the breaking news on the floor of the united states senate right now. were watching and theyre close to a deal. close but not there yet. in the meantime, there are some procedural votes under way on the floor of the united states senate. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. im wolf blitzer reporting from washington. gloria borger, our chief political analyst, is here as well. we have our correspondents standing by on capitol hill...

out. >> now, despite all that, im told by my sources theres not a lot of optimism, that this particular negotiating process here at the white house is going to actually end up leading to the real deal, and a lot of effort and attention is now turning to a different process thats happening in the u.s. senate and another alternate deal thats being worked out between the two senate leaders that could instead end up raising the debt ceiling. >> an optimistic late night view from jessica ye...