after i found the first alzheimer's gene my kbrand grandmother came down with alzheimer's disease. it literally steals who you are. there is no other disease that does that. you lose decades and decades of connections, memories and experiences that define who you are. yet you are still alive. it was inspiring for me to see this and say, i need to work harder. >> if you are looking for a boost in brain power the curry spice turmeric may be one to try. it's a staple in most curry dishes. it's what gives it the mellow yellow color. the active ingredient is known as curcumin which may protect against tissue damage in the brain as we age. it reduces inflammation. in fact, other studies showed it may fight infection, digestive problems and cancer. i love the stuff. you don't have to be a fan of indian food to try it. it is sold in grocery stores as a powder. you can add it to any chicken or rice dish. all of it can help you chase life. that will wrap things up for us today. stay connected with me at cnn.com/sanjay. let's keep the conversation going on twitter @drsanjay gupta. time for a

i'm playing the piano, but i'm actually an alzheimer's researcher studying alzheimer's disease and trying to cure this disease. and playing piano to try to get some inspiration to do that. i was originally doing some of the first studies trying to find genes that cause disease back at a time when no one knew how to do it. i wanted to build a full map of the chromosome. i was doing this as a student and i wanted to get finished so i picked the smallest one, which is chromosome 21. i remember that one day we were looking through this one gene we found and said, wow, this is matching up pretty well. so you had this aha-moment. i'm looking at probably what's the first alzheimer's gene, now we have a target for drug discove discovery. after i found the gene, my grandmother on my dad's side came down with alzheimer's disease. it literally steels who you are. there's no other disease that does that. you actually lose decades and decades of connections, memories and experiences that define who you are yet you're still alive. it was really inspiring for me to see this and say i need to work harder

my father surface from alzheimer's dementia and home bound. my mother speaks little english and visually impaired and cares for my father. she surf suffers from anxiety and. >> >> blood pressure. and my father retired from railway and i am a franchise firefighter. the police came to my parents home twice looking for my ex-wife rita to serve a subpoena. there is a pending case thatful vs one of my brothers who is not here today. my ex-wife is a potential witness in that case. my mother explained rita never lived there. the police left without incident both times and at 5:30 p.m. they arrived at my mom's house. he was yelling saying this is the police. open the door. she did this tnltly. my father became agitated and she didn't open the door right away and was nervous and frightened and asking for rita my mom rita doesn't live there and told her my father is six and to stop coming over and this is the third visit. "i know that rita lives here. you have a grandson together and he lives here too." my mother was crying and asked her to go away. she

my father surface from alzheimer's dementia and home bound. my mother speaks little english and visually impaired and cares for my father. she surf suffers from anxiety and. >> >> blood pressure. and my father retired from railway and i am a franchise firefighter. the police came to my parents home twice looking for my ex-wife rita to serve a subpoena. there is a pending case thatful vs one of my brothers who is not here today. my ex-wife is a potential witness in that case. my mother explained rita never lived there. the police left without incident both times and at 5:30 p.m. they arrived at my mom's house. he was yelling saying this is the police. open the door. she did this tnltly. my father became agitated and she didn't open the door right away and was nervous and frightened and asking for rita my mom rita doesn't live there and told her my father is six and to stop coming over and this is the third visit. "i know that rita lives here. you have a grandson together and he lives here too." my mother was cryinganasked her to go away. was to

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you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. do one little thing to help end alzheimer's disease. the next click, call or donation gets us closer to ending america's 6th leading cause of death. and that's big. >> pelley: in philadelphia today, a federal judge cleared the way for a dying girl to get a lung transplant that could save her. dr. jon lapook has her story. >> reporter: 10-year-old sarah murnaghan has end-stage cystic fibrosis. doctors at the children's hospital of philadelphia told her mother janet that a lung transplant is her only chance of survival. >> we came down to the i.c.u. last week and our doctors told us they thought we had weeks, not months. >> reporter: long-standing national transplant policy states children under 12 like sarah are behind older patients on the list for adult lungs which are far more available than lungs for children. >> to say sarah and the other children waiting right now are going to be left to die is just devastating and just not a human response. >> reporter: yesterday, congressman lo

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you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. do one little thing to help end alzheimer's disease. the next click, call or donation gets us closer baltimore, 11-7. a judge intervenes in the case . and that's big. accused of snooping on cell phone records. the secret order and who was targeted. plus: pulled from the rubbl rescue crews search for more survivors following a buildg collapse in philadelphia. and another bay area fundrag swing. president obama is expected to pick up milliono why are neighbors being stu with the security bill. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's thursday, june 6th. i'm michelle,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., mostly cloudy today. atlanta, thunderstorms. st. louis and denver, thunderstorms as well. seattle, partly sunny with a high of 76 degrees today. >>> well, this morning there is new hope for a pennsylvania girl with cystic fibrosis who is in desperate need of a lung transplant. on wednesday, a ruli

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, never take a person with alzheimer's and say, you know, if you can keep your dementia from progressing we'll give you a million dollars. it just doesn't work, an autonomous disease does not work that way but one with voluntary dimension -- and by voluntary, mean a behavior that can be modified by it's consequences, and not referring to how easy or hard that is to do. in the case of addiction it's often very hard. but that's why when you see something in the brain doesn't necessarily mean that it's -- behavior that is forced, is involunteerary. >> that's the dead end you're talking about. you take people as irrevocably brain daniel when they addicts, that it presents them an image of there's less opportunities to change. is that part of the problem? >> guest: definitely part of the problem. in fact, i've spoken to a number of people who run what is called drug courts, and drug courts are a very constructive institution. they started in 1989, in miami, with the crack epidemic down there, and now there's almost 4,000 of theme -- of them across the country. drug court is for people who com

you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call or donation adds up to something big. >>> mcallen, texas, in the 1930s was segregated. the neighborhoods, the schools. even in the hospital, mexican-americans and anglos were treated in separate wards. but when irene garza was born in 1934, her parents were determined that she and her sister josephine would transcend the discrimination together. >> we were very tight. we were very close because it was like us against all of those that were prejudiced against us. >> prejudiced against hispanics? >> hispanics, yes. and my dad fostered that because we're in it together. >> in their parents' day public schools are mcallen's children only went to fifth grade but the garzas had bigger dreams for their daughters. >> from the beginning we were told, when you go to college, when you go to college, it was something that was just a thing that was going to happen. >> if education was to be the way out, religion would show them the way up. parochial school for the elementa

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you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call or donation adds up to something big. >>> where is edward snowden? only a few people know right now. he could still be in hong kong. he could be anywhere, really. but most americans have a strong opinion about what should happen to him. snowden the face behind the leak. he told secret information he learned as a federal employee, secrets about an under-the-radar government surveillance program and went to the media fully aware of the consequences. here's the strong opinion part of it. "time" magazine took a poll and found that more than half of americans belief snowden did the right thing. 54%. 28% of people polled think he should be prosecuted at all. as for the white house and what people think there, the chief of staff says president obama will speak on the issue in the coming days. >>> i'm going to play you some of the clips from people on the sunday morning talk show rounds. they were all talking about this nsa program and about snowden and the leaker and

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you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call or donation adds up to something big. >>> all right. back here hanging out with martin short. oh, hello. >> beautiful audience. >> lovely. >> oprah gives away cars. >> this man has had a breast reduction, can i tell right away. >> is it true your dad was a stowaway, a natural stowaway? >> when he was 17 he left northern ireland. this was 1926, and he had uncles that lived in texas. i later found out he had a ticket. it was buy the ticket or buy the two new suits, and he bought the suits and stowed away, and then they caught him in texas, and he was deported, and then at 21 he came over legally to canada. >> how different would your life have been if he didn't get deported? >> well, i would have been supporting george w. bush and rick perry, and i would have been one of those texan boys. >> you would have been one of those guys? >> when i was 16 i used to tape everything, reel-to-reel tape recorder, and i once taped a christmas present opening in 1966, and one

. >>> more men are taking care of their loved ones suffering from alzheimer's. according to two new studies by the alzheimer's association, the national alliance for care giving almost 40% of care givers are men. that's up from 19% just 15 years ago. the reason? well, experts say it's because more women over 65 suffer from the disease. 3.4 million women compared to 1.8 million men. >>> "early today" health is brought to you by vagisil. bring yourself back. >> now for an early look at business and for that we turn to cnbc's bertha coombs. good morning, bertha. >> good morning, betty. markets could see more red arrows today. stocks come off their worst week since mid-april. investors reacting to the fed meeting. disappointing economic data out of china. data this week on u.s. durable goods, housing and personal income. >>> prices at the pump are following. very unusual this time of year. the average gas price dropping 4 cents to $3.59 a gallon. that's due to large declines in stockpiles in the midwest coupled with cheaper crude prices overall. some fuel is going u

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and we'd never say that about a person with alzheimer's. you would never take a person with alzheimer's and say, you know, if you can keep your dementia from progress,, we'll give you a million -- progressing, we'll give you a million dollars. it just doesn't work. but one with voluntary dimension and by voluntary i mean a behavior that can be modified by its consequences -- i'm not referring about how easy or hard that is to do. in the case of addiction, it's often very hard to do. but that's why, that's why seeing something in the brain doesn't necessarily mean that it's the behavior that we assume flows from it is involuntary or inexorable in any way. >> host: so in a sense, that's the dead end you're talking about, where if we paint people asker revocably brain damaged when they're addicts, that that presents them an image -- there's less opportunity for them to change. is that part of the problem? >> guest: that's definitely part of the problem. in fact, i've spoken to a number of people who run what's called drug courts, and drug cour

you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call or donation adds up to something big. >>> we want to know what perks you'd like to make your job better because it turns out most don't like your job. natalie, you like your job? you don't need anything more than what you have, right? john has a few responses. >> before we get to that, how about those blackhawks, huh? >> what do i owe you? >> we'll talk about that later. >> lost that bet. sorry. appreciate it. >> here's responses. wardrobe allowance. don car service, joseph love my job at the community college but free craft beer would be a cool perk. not dealing with idiotic middle management and mark the ability to wear my shirt untucked like mike barnicle. >> if everyone had barnicle's job everyone would be happy. telecommuting and the most biggest complaint we got was middle management. let's get rid of them all. "morning joe" starts right now. >> knock knock. who's there? george zimmerman. george zimmerman who? all right. good.

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another benefit for patients to take alzheimer's drugs. drugs prescribed to treat early stage of alzheimer's disease may also reduce patients' risks of heart attacks and death. researchers followed more than 7000 patients for more than three years. >> the cost of lot less but aspirin appears to be just as good >> canadian researchers compared aspirin with treatment and found the two medications were similarly effective and safe. cost is the only significant difference. >> and today is lunch break a breaded chicken recipe made with a robot and cherry shows what you're going to make we are known for additions, the proteins into one of our most popular is the chicken scaloppine. the leader not one we are knocking at the restaurant i like to cook at home lot. one of those dishes that is very simple and easy. >> i'm going to show you how you actually, miss jalapeno. >> take some wrap and lay it out. helps keep it clean. >>i will hold that down for you. take the wrap and fold it over. you will be ready to pound. >>looks self explanatory. go ahea