Its a huge deal. Its hard to see howJeremy Corbyn, the labour party leader, can recover, not so much just from the by election but from the fact that clearly the opinion polls, by elections and everything shows, that a Critical Mass of even labour voters dont see him as my ministerial and thats difficult. And yet the reaction has been that they lost but it could have been lost and steady as she goes. What interesting is that labour has its Owfi Interesting is that labour has its own opposition and the reason we had this by election is that you had to front bench is resigning. Its interesting because we are seeing this serious opposition to Jeremy Corbyn and yet theres real denial amongst those who support him and say he can carry on. Of course, we have you say he can carry on. Of course, we have you ukip and lib dem vying for who is the third party and still third parties here dont impact the big picture politics. But we are seeing the competition between them who are getting a smaller
everywhere you look, it seems a heart attack is just waiting to happen. more than 1 million heart attacks a year. that s one just about every 30 seconds. just in the united states. if you haven t had a heart attack yourself, you likely know someone who has. i ve got a secret to share. with what we know right now, we could see the last heart attack in america. i ve been investigating this for over a year. i ve got lessons to share, things you need to know. things your doctor may not tell you. i m a pretty typical guy in his early 40s with a family history of heart disease. so i decided to go on a mission to never have a heart attack. but how? dr. arthur agiston has guaranteed he can see trouble coming. gleers advance. here s where the blood is flow, and this is the lining reporter: he is using an ultrasound to look for plaque in the artery leading to my brain. a blockage heerl could cause a stroke and would be a sign that i m at increased risk for heart attack. unles
things you need to know. things your doctor may not tell you. i m a pretty typical guy in his early 40s with a family history of heart disease. so i decided to go on a mission to never have a heart attack. but how? dr. arthur agiston has guaranteed he can see trouble coming. this is the lining reporter: he is using an ultrasound to look for plaque in the artery leading to my brain. it could cause a stroke and would be a sign of an increased risk for heart attack. unless you do the imaging and the advanced testing, you are really playing russian roulette with your life. you re actually going to look for what in my heart? yes, for calcium, which is part of the process, the plaque s in the heart. i ve never had a problem, but you re looking for it anyways? yes, and if you re heading for a heart attack in five, ten, 20 years, you would already have plaque. it s a lifelong process. reporter: we all know plaque is bad. blocks your blood vessels. plaque is formed
behind closed doors. i remember well one time when i was very little and i was fighting with my brother every other minute and my mother put us in a back room and said don t come out until you got it figured out, we stares at each other for a while but came out friends. thanks, senator, murray for confirming congress is just a bunch of feuding children. to me that s proof they don t get it. tonight s number, it will warm your heart. military widow who lost her navy s.e.a.l. in combat weeks ago lost his treasured keepsake but there s help flooding in from new friends. first, tonight s breaking news and other stories you need to know right now. breaking right now in new york, take a look. huge crowd gathering in new york city protesting against the big banks. washington gridlock and the state of the u.s. economy. these occupy wall street protests started several weeks ago. but as of today they re getting big union support, and going national. looking right now at what c
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 they re still doing to us ten years later. in new york when the twin towers fell, thousands of men and women raced to help. you ve seen these images. they spent weeks on what we came to call the pile, clearing rubble and digging for survivors. manufacture the rescue workers blame the smoke, the dust for all sorts of health issues, including breathing problems and even cancer. i ve been investigating this for several months. i ll tell you, it s controversi controversial. but this week, a new study out says the cancer link is real, at least for firefighters and other patients say this could just be the tip of the iceberg. we have a boy scout camp at the top of that mountain there.