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>> december 2007, the month after the great resection began, it was 3.4% savings rate. now its more than doubled. wages have surged since then, jobs have surged. we are not willy-nilly spending money. i think the american consumer have as been scarred and a good way. we moderate. were not getting over our skis. >> neil: this trade thing, its a variable that can encourage and give americans pause. >> the headlines do. the same report of the prior month sides biggest monthly decline in 15 months. ...

Latest so in most cases the papers can not be operated anymore with us cases in the liver and the lymph nodes are preventing a complete resection of the pain cross cancer which is necessary to heal the patient and thats what makes this cancer so aggressive 1st of all the cells are dressed very early spreading and theyre costing method status as i mentioned on the other hand side symptoms such as weight loss or john dies very late in the disease course and when this of course the cancer is often ...

A bit of cancer it is usually not seen by your treating physician and how theyre any early signs that the patient could suspect that theres been created cancer whenever this weight loss or change of the color of the stool is going to be more light or the changing of the color of the urine its getting dark or if your skin is itching or if you see a little bit yellow in your eyes its time to go to see a doctor or to the emergency care and check for your pancreas and what is the optimal therapy. th...

The great resection, 2008, they still havent gotten a leg up, even with the improved economy. maine has always had some struggles in that area. i want to play something from you, this is back in a town hall you did in 2018 and the reaction from the crowd. watch. 2016, sorry. >> i call them asylum seekers are the biggest problem in our state. >> shame on you. [people yelling] >> laura: shame on you, they were screaming. >> i recall. i recall. i think the speaker of the house was there that evenin...

Indiana. ainsley: the hospital. >> yes. the childrens hospital. and they went ahead and took his case. ainsley: wow, daniel. you are holding your sons hand. doctors told to you plan his funeral. whats going through your mind? >> i mean, honestly, i had started giving up hope at that point. but, jess believed he wasnt giving up and she wanted to seek a second opinion with reillys childrens hospital in indianapolis. i told her, you know, if he is not giving up, we wont give up. we sought the secon...

This weight loss or change of the color of the stool is good little bit more light or changing of the color of the urine its getting dark or if your skin is itching of you see a little bit yellow in your eyes its time to go to see a doctor or to the emergency care and check for your pancreas and what is the optimal therapy. therapy is a complete resection the surgeons are taking the cancer out and hopefully every cell after the complete resection we are performing chemotherapy to destroy all rem...

And he says cancer has changed the way he thinks about life. and money guns under the plea for eight months i have a very different perspective in next the ten yard and stead of thinking about what i might do in ten years time i now say no im not waiting im going to do a right now. the priority is to live life in the present and talk to leave. how often does this cancer occur in germany about twenty thousand patients are newly diagnosed with cancer female a little bit more than meal and the diag...

Glioblastoma was right above his left eye as we heard. initially they said -- i have a little model here, i was going to show you this -- right around this part of the brain called the orbital frontal area. thats why they made an incision right above his eye. and that initially did not bleed, but i think as he bled and hemorrhaged, he became more symptomatic, and the doctor in arizona, indeed, did an excellent job. and from the news we heard, they did have a complete reception. but unfortunately...

Things that factor into the prognosis are age, so older age patients tend to have a worse outcome. >> his 80, but his mom, i want so say shes 105. >> amazing. we know hes strong guy so i certainly have all the faith there. they also study the tumor and look at two specific markers that will predict how well he responds to chemo and will know the result and the status of those in about a week or two. a little early to say exactly what path is going to be followed but the standard of care again is...

Because it is against a backdrop of this fence. it has been a slow response, whether that has or hasnt. thats certainly the perception of the people feeling that the response was very slow here and a lot of the eyewitness reports suggest that, again, this is presection. we understand from some eyewitness reports that they saw two people fleeing the scene. now, the police are now confirming that at all, what does that tell you, as well, as someone -- this is your area of expertise, of course. you...