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Nightline Tonight Thu., October 11, 2007
The women in the Davis family have been plagued by breast cancer for three generations. Now Jennifer Davis wants to utilize new genetic tests to determine if the current generation will suffer from the killer as well. If they test positive, they have an 87 percent chance of developing breast cancer. What will the results be? And what measures are they willing to take to prevent the onset of the disease? "Nightline's" John Donvan reports.
Neo-Nazism Spreading
It's a disturbing subculture in Russia that is on the rise. Neo-Nazism and its members are using the Internet to draw recruits to their violent cause. Russian skinheads, who may be responsible for the deaths of about 50 individuals, film themselves beating up the immigrants that are flooding the post-Soviet nation. ABC's Dan Harris sits down with journalist Christof Putzel, who infiltrated the movement for Current TV.
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