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ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkey’s parliament agreed on Thursday to set up an all-party...

Stephanie reports, while there are questions over whether the drug actually works hope is a strong motivator here. >> tonight, hope for the roughly 6 million people suffering from alzheimer's. the fda approving the first medical treatment for the disease in 18 years. the drug developed by the company by aegean attacks the amyloid protein which builds up in the brains of alzheimer's patients. the alzheimer's association is calling today's approval of victory. that's what phil gut is calling it to. he took part in a clinical trial it has been taking the drug for five years. >> my head feels clea...

Fish, wrabing around corals, suffocating them. here in the strait that connects the sea of mamora to the aegean. this is a coral expert who has been diving these waters for more than a decade this. coral, it's dead. another one, dying. this one, threatened. he points to a healthy sponge. and right next to it, he wipes the the coating off a dead one. the professor says he and other scientists first observed it in these waters in 2007. is this the first year where you have seen muselage killing coral and sea life? >> yes. yeah. of course, we feel very bad because during our childhood

To the aegean. associate professor is a coral expert who has been diving these waters for more than a decade. this coral. it's dead. another one, dying. this one, threatened. he points to a healthy sponge. and right next to it, he wipes the mucilage coating off a dead one. back onboard, the gravity of what we witnessed sets in. the professor says he and other scientists first observed mucilage in these waters in 2007. is this the first year, where you've seen mucilage killing coral and sea life? >> yes. yeah. of course, feel very bad because, you know, doing -- during our childhood, this ecosy...

Fish. wrapping itself around corals. suffocating them. we're in the strait that connects the sea to the egean. associate professor is a coral expert who's been diving these waters for more than a decade. this coral, it's dead. another one, dying. this one, threatened. he points to a healthy sponge. and right next to it, he wipes the mucilage coating off a dead one. back onboard, the gravity of what we witnessed sets in. the professor says he and other scientists, first, observed mucilage in these waters in 2007. >> is this the first year, where you've seen mucilage killing coral and sea life? ...