acne, people. i'm talking about acne. >> lots of people have had that feeling when it comes to their skin, myself included. i've been there, done that. >> what's worse than acne? adult acne. >> you feel like you should have gotten to a certain age, and it should stop. you just get different kind of acne. >> just when you thought it couldn't get worse, you nearly second-degree murdered your boyfriend. >> good morning, my beautiful -- >> he survived. the relationship didn't. >> now, this is a pretty funny sketch about acne, but it's also probably one of the most clever ads for an acne product i've ever seen. she's the founder of skin care, a company chase changing the fa acne treatment. like literally changing the face. you get it? >> they do show us how the product works. >> she's going to sacrifice and wear this headgear. she's going to put acne bacteria on her face because on day six, she's going to play her skin care which will arm her good acne fighter bacteria, effectively killing the bad bacte

acne, people, i'm talking about acne. lots of people have had that feeling when it comes to their skin. myself included. i've been there, done that. >> acne. >> weird, you feel like you should have gotten to age and it should stop. >> no, you just get different kinds of acne. >> just when you thought it couldn't get worse, you nearly second degree murdered your boyfriend. >> good morning, my beautiful -- >> he survived. the relationship didn't. >> this is a pretty funny sketch about acne, but it's also probably one of the most clever ads for an acne product i've this is evelyn. she's the founder of the company changing the face of acne treatment. literally, it's changing your face. do you get it? >> they do show us exactly how this product works. >> evelyn is going to sacrifice her face in the name of science and wear this terribly unattracted camera head gear for nine days, put acne bacteria on her face. on day six she'll arm her bacteria and effec the bad bacteria. >> because she does wear that ugly helmet with the came

acne, people, i'm talking about acne. their skin. myself included. i've been there, done that. >> acne. >> weird, you feel like you should have gotten to a certain age and it should stop. >> no, you just get different kinds of acne. >> just when you thought it couldn't get worse, you nearly second degree murdered your boyfriend. >> good morning, my beautiful -- >> he survived. the relationship didn't. >> this is a pretty funny sketch about acne, but it's also probably one of the most clever ads for an acne product i've ever seen. >> hey, evelyn. this is evelyn. she's the founder of the company changing the face of acne treatment. literally, it's changing your face. do you get it? >> they do show us exactly how this product works. >> evelyn is going to sacrifice her face in the name of science and wear this terribly unattracted camera head gear for nine days, put acne bacteria on her face. on day six she'll arm her bacteria and effectively kill the bad bacteria. >> because she does wear that ugly helmet with the camera rig

acne, people. i'm talking about acne. >> lots of people have had that feeling when it comes to their skin, myself included. i've been there, done that. adult acne. >> you feel like you should have gotten to a certain age, and it should stop. >> no. you just get different kind of acne. >> just when you thought it couldn't get worse, you nearly second-degree murdered your boyfriend. >> good morning, my beautiful -- >> he survived. the relationship didn't. >> now, this is a pretty funny sketch about acne, but it's also ads for an acne product i've ever seen. >> hey, evelyn. she's the founder of skin care, a company chase changing the fa acne treatment. like literally changing the face. you get it? >> they do show us how the product works. >> she's going to sacrifice and wear this headgear. she's going to put acne bacteria on her face because on day six, she's going to play her skin care which will arm her good acne fighter bacteria, effectively killing the bad bacteria. >> she does wear that ugly helm

the problem is that only makes the acne worse.many younger patients to see us. >> covering spots with cosmetics blocks the skin's pores which leads to this oil inflames the acne wh h which -- >> translator: a reaction to the colorings in tints can lead to inflamed lips. if you use such products for a long time, they can even cause distortion of the lip line. i see a lot of these problems with teenagers and people in their early 20s. hardly ever among those in their 30s or older. younger people are more sensitive than adults. >> despite such issues, some young girls are now starting to use makeup while still in elementary school. surveys suggest that around a third of elementary school students in south korea have already tried makeup. an online search for "elementary school makeup" gets 15,000 hits. the spread of mobile phones has made it easier for children to upload videos of themselves, often without the knowledge of their parents. this girl is only 7 years old. one video has been watched 1.6 million times. anxious about her lo

therefore, no acne either. so the next time someone says "you've got lizard skin," you might just take it as a compliment. (storks crying) >> ushaka: marabou storks could be the poster birds for receding hairlines. but look past their bald, scabby heads, meat cleaver beaks and saggy pink air sacks, and you'll discover their positive attributes far outweigh their shortcomings in the looks department. by cleaning up carcasses and other rubbish on the savanna, marabou storks actually reduce the spread of dangerous pathogens and disease. and thanks to their featherless heads, they don't have to worry about bacteria sticking to their head. and get this, my friends-- they even clean up the silverware after they eat. after one of these storks that had been dropped by a field worker in kenya, the bird later regurgitated it, spotlessly clean. huh, i wonder if that bird does windows, too. (lion roars) (elephant trumpets) ?? >> ushaka: now that we've seen the importance of hair in the wild, let's leave the salon and check

. >> mood swings, depression, change in sex drive, acne, millions of women in the us live with these side effect control. it seems men aren't willing to. >> here at crossfit or men or women -- most agree women are better equipped for pain. second men have always felt they were a little stronger and can handle things that are the women such a. >> 2008 study on a male birth control shot in the early after swings, depression, change in sex drive and acne. the study was published in a medical journal last month. a shot works by lowering sperm count and had a 96% effective rates. they had to abandon the saturday after 28th 266 couples dropped out because of adverse symptoms. >> all those those side effects are accepted for women, for men, scientists said more research is needed.>> i would probably drop out i started gaining weight aav >> it's amazing how these men can't handle a tiny bit of what we go through day-to-day. >> i feel it's always been left up to the woman which isn't right for fair but that's the way a lot of guys look at it. >> guys may look at it differently if they were th

anti-acne. when you add them with a clay, it smoothing your complexion. cranberry puree. don't use the gelatin. you want to use some clay. i'm using rose blush clay, which you can get at any like trader joe's. it's really good for complex clearing. and then you want to do a little bit of cranberry juice to get the clay mixed in there. but your final result should look like this. you should have a nice clay mask. >> and you can eat it in [laughter] >> just joking. >> what's really cool, you will know when the mask is done. and then wipe it off with a lukewarm towel. >> three simple ingredients. >> here's something you might be able to eat. mashed potato. >> you want to use the potato and you want to grate them. they are great for fading sun spots which ask good for us las vegas people. blemishes and blemish scars. you want to get a potato grated. don't boil it and then you want to puree it. you want the pure potato. the real thing. >> you want to do the real thing. >> and you want to get the potatoes and add some lemon juice, which is really good because it's an anti -- it

. >>> literally put acne bacteria on her face. >> this has got to be one of the -- >> most clever ads for an acne product i've ever seen. >> the crazy experiment with the helmet cam and boss standing behind her product. it's the story of an epic tug of war and a 12 year old who -- >> never, ever gives up.

. >>> literally put acne bacteria on her face. >> this has got to be one of the -- >> most clever adse ever seen. >> the crazy experiment with the helmet cam and boss standing behind her product. it's the story of an epic tug of war and a 12 year old who -- >> never, ever gives up. >> find out if the fighter can send his team over the top. >> look at the heart on this kid, man. >> plus, monday's buzz word for your shot to win a new ipad mini and -- ♪ a ukrainian x factor singer wows with a tune about his broken heart. >> parents didn't think he was up to standards. >> see the twist after his ex sees his rise to stardom. >> never going to amount to anything. >> the internet is full of all kinds of little gifts, little entertaining videos that we love to look at, like this one if you love kayaking and carnage, we've got it. from dane jackson in mexico, down the chute he goes, and poof, goes dark. followed by his buddy rafa ortiz, and, yeah, you see dane's kayak upsidedown going through the very narrow passage. he's trying to right himself, and then -- >> boom! >> this is what it must fe

. >>> literally put acne bacteria on her face. >> this has got >> most clever ads for an acne product i've ever seen. >> the crazy experiment with the helmet cam and boss standing behind her product. it's the story of an epic tug of war and a 12 year old who -- >> never, ever gives up. >> find out if the fighter can send his team over the top. >> look at the heart on this kid, man. >> plus, monday's buzz word for your shot to win a new ipad mini and --

cyber mayhem, what the government is doing to prevent -- >> mood swing, acne, depression, why men may not be tough enough to handle a new form >>> just saying. >> we have got the research, holly. >> you boys. we will talk more. you should see john's face right now. >> he's doing the eye roll. >> we're getting the eye roll. >> actually i am napping. >> and that. i know that's a shocker; right, ben, can you relate? we have got friday. here we are tgif and the weather looks like it is going get better and better as day continues. at lunch, 55 degrees later on. so it is seasonal and i think the sunshine will be much more prevalent this afternoon. cloud cover is leftover and lingering, 40s inland. that's where most of you will be. if you are close to lake we do have some low 50s to report and not a whole lot going on other than just this leftover cloud cover here as we wake up on our friday. as we look on future view, notice it brings in shower chances. this is really overexaggerated. i have like a 10% passing sprinkle. most of you are not going see that and most of the moisture associate

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one drug tetracycline, a common acne drug for teenagers used to cost 7 cents popping 8 dollars and 54 cents per pill!! how steep is that? snap fingers watchclimber more than 12- thousand percent!!!! that yodeler is going to be in a lot of pain. mostly because he can't afford his medication anymore. and he's not alone. soaring drug prices often without any justification have affected everyday american's abilities to get the life- saving drugs they need, from insulin, to epipens, to cancer drugs. listen to this heartbrein story from an oncologist in texas. "last week, i was talking to a patient who needs a drug that can offer her some significant benefit, but she was making real decisions about do i pay the light bill or get this medication?" the job of an oncologist is hard enough, fighting cancer every day. we shouldn't be making it harder by forcing them to face new issues of over-expensive drugs. which takes us back to our friend john munn. an itchy scalp wasn't his only head-scratcher. like the joke, blame the joke-writer. he wanted to find out why the price of a generic drug he's

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it made its way to the ballroom. >> fi my face burned off and then it looks an amazing. >> i've had acne scarring and it's amazing. > why are laysers all the ranl in hollywood right now? >> it's low down time. it's collagen stimulate package. it's smoothing the skin and getting rid of fine lines, reducing pore size and image improving migment. it cause collagen accumulation. >>> the 20-minute weekend cat peel has only a three-day down time but can take up to two weeks to recover from deeper treatments. >> we do offer topical numbing as well as oral pain management when needed. >> how expensive is this. >> what you can accomplish with a lifetime of creams can be done in one day. 507 for one peel. >> her wait list is over six the spring. >> wow. >> let's move on to journalism legend connie chung, one of the few female anchors who worked at all three major networkses and she got a lot off her chest during the interview. >> she did. including her dog eat dog relationship with diane sawyer and braush ba walters. first i had to know where you been. >> we missed you. where you been. >> the face

it's called teenage frankenstein meets the acne doctor. t debate tonight on television with harriet radner. how could you forget that? well, if you can forget your father, i can forget a television debate. oh, man. hey, look, i'm sorry. look, i know we haven't been spending any time together. but look, i promise you, pop, as soon as all of this is over, we'll spend a lot of time together, ok? hey, i got a good idea. why don't you come down to the television station and watch me? no, that's all right. you go ahead. i'll just stay home, and i'll wait in case somebody calls, you know, takin' a poll to find out who's the lonesomest old man in town. well, i gotta be runnin' off, pop. take care now. ain't goin' nowhere. gonna move to sacramento [knock on door] come on in. hey, fred. hey, grady. now, listen, fred... grady, i don't know what to do. i'm gonna miss lamont so much. yeah, but listen, fred. when he move up to sacramento, i'll be in this house all by myself. yeah, but listen, fred... i feel so low... listen, fred... and despondent. fred

the acne treatment medicine went from $.10 a pill to $10 a pill. >> the reason is the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry is not regulate them. they can run amok. and charge in the amount of money.>>> drug companies are known to tweak in all drug and call it new. this allows them to extend their patent protected from competition and keep prices high. >> i believe they are catching pharmaceuticals march rally came the poster boy wall street greed. he race of price of a life- saving medicine from $13 price of a life-saving medicine from $13-$750. >> it's not funny. >> reporter: drugmakers are raking in huge projects due to -- profits due to lack of oversight for the >> it's hard to have faith in washington when you think the drug companies have them in their back pockets. >> reporter: tomorrow's report, the big money in dc a subject lawmakers don't like to talk about. >> what to expect the money? >> industry insider blows the whistle on the middleman, accusing them of driving up drug prices and lining the pockets at your expense. >>> crush cancer, it's about a local girl lives by see

one drug tetracycline a common acne drug for teenagers used to cost seven cents a pill in 2012 and now is it popping $8.54 a pill. how steep is that? more than 12,000%. >> afford medication anymore. they are not alone. >> soaring drug prices without justification have affected americans ability to get the life-saving drugs they need from insulin to epipens into cancer drugs. listen to the story from an oncologist in texas.>> last week i was talking to a patient who needs a drug that can offer her significant benefit but she was making real decisions about do i pay the light bill or get an oncologist is hard enough fighting cancer but they should be making it harder by forcing over expensive drugs. >> which takes us back to our friend john. an itchy scalp wasn't his only had scratcher. sorry if you don't like the joe. blame the joke writer. we want to find out why the generic drug he has been using in the same forsi suddenly spiked. drug companies point to cost of research and development are it makes sense when they continue innovation of life-saving drugs. this is big pharma. we found

anyway, this consulting company has become the teflon don of the group, acn. the next winning sector is a puzzler. transports. i can't think of a sing railroad or airline that made its numbers but i also can't think of a single one that won't be doing better next year and that's what matters. next year is what we care about. i like united continental as a comeback kid. i think that norfolk southern truly impressed as a railroad that should have had far worse numbers than it did. close, continues moving the ball along with the concept that the world of travel is getting better. basic industrials surprised in a lot of ways. three themes stand out. an uptick in chinese business, a turn in europe, and a robust airline cycle. boeing was the leader here. i think it can go still higher. united technologies and honeywell also delivered good quarters. we got mixed results from the consumer packaged goods group, and i would call out o to that were really compelling because they each had terrific top line numbers. procter especially, much more than i thought, and they ma

year-old girl says he grabbed her near eighth street he has about -- he is about 6 feet tall and has acne scars.>>> a former hospital worker is accused of stealing drugs from patients and is before a judge. attorneys are trying to get her out of jail. >> reporter: that is correct. her attorneys are fighting to release her on her own recognizance or a lower bond but technically she has no criminal history and that's y the hearing is still going on. no criminal history but we also learned she was fired from at least four hospitals where she previously worked in oklahoma under suspicion that she was stealing syringes and replacing or diluting what was inside of those files. so far the university of colorado is the only hospital to receive a full confession from the woman who worked in the hospital dialysis unit. 14 vials and she either replaced or diluted them with saline water or benadryl. she also stole the benadryl, which she says increased the high. she was also diagnosed with hepatitis c and says she never used needles she replaced from any of her patients but she knew up at least one c

but the study ended early when men complained of side effects including mood swings and acne. you know the same exact side affects reported by women who have always taken birth control. >>> we decide to share it. e the sheriff's department say they found this stray alpaca on the indian lookout road near lyons. >>> a late night swim for a couple in zimbabwe got cut short when a crocodile crashed the party. the crock snapped a few times nothing serious. after they were out, the 6-foot crock said great, i've got the pool to myself. >>> outside in the calm and quiet 9 backyard. how nice not to have that nasty wind. a new month, a new weather pattern? sort of. it looks like wintertime at the johnson eisenhower tunnel tonight. it has been awfully mild around the light foothill rain coming down. hard to get that moisture on the ground, but it is there. the front crossing the state from the northwest. the cloud cover spectacular, wonderful formations in the sky this morning, and again this evening. 70degrees in denver today. 73 in trinidad. november, one of our snowier inches of snow.

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halted early because of the concern over a number of side effects including mood swings, depression, acne increased sex drive. >> ah, poor men couldn't complete the birth control study because it gave you pimples and made you moody! you guys call that side effects, i call that day four of a fairytale period! that's right, in my fairytale there are pimples! >> trevor: jeez, michele, on behalf of all men, i would like to apologize. >> not accepted! at the slightes slightest incone you immediately surrendered. like you got to the beaches of normandy around said, i can't fight! the weather makes me sad! such little bitches! one of the side effect is increased sex drive! men always end up winning! i mean, the shot may as well be called more sex less babies! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: well, actually, i think it's grammatically fewer babies. >> this is not the time for grammar. you do realize, when we take the pill, we get all those adverse side effects and it decreases our sex drive, and it causes blood clots. and strokes that can kill us! now that i think about it, side effects are the

dropping out of a male birth control study because of side effects like headaches, mood swings and acne. to be in full control of all reproductive rights. because men aren't going to take birth control because pregnancy doesn't affect our bodies. when a woman gets pregnant she has to decide whether or not she wants a human being to grow inside her. meanwhile i get nine months to decide whether to buy a stroller or a bus ticket. [ laughter ] usually stroller. men wouldn't care about side cialis could cause blindness and you'd still hear horny old blind dudes riding around in the streets looking for ass. [ laughter ] what woman would even trust a dude to keep up with birth control? if a guy is responsible enough to keep up with his birth control he wouldn't need it because he'd probably make a great father. [ laughter ] >>> this sunday is the new york city marathon. the marathon is a great chance for foreigners tora [ cheers and applause ] >>> finally, it is a special night on "weekend update." with us tonight are the winners of our first ever "the voice" contest. let's meet the winners r

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the highest price in case, this acne treatment medicine went from $.10 a pill to $10 a pill expect the pharmaceutical manufacturing agency is not regulated. they can run amok and charge in the amount of money. >> reporter: drug companies are old drug and call it new . this allows them to extend patent, protect them from competition, and keep prices high. the ceo of touring pharmaceuticals became the poster boy of wall street greed. you raise the price of der prim from $13 from $13-$750. drugmakers are raking in huge profits do a lack of government oversight and influence peddling . >> it is really hard to have faith in washington when the drug companies have them in their back pocket.>> drug companies are just spending the price hikes -- defending the price hikes saying that drugs are increasingly more expensive and i have to pass along that price. spell for the last month or so. max defender 8 still scanning the skies with the million watts of power and panning out a crystal-clear seeing rain wise . we are noting a little bit more cloudiness but overall it has been absolutely gorgeous

. >> beside effects including mood swings and depression and acne similar to at women experience with certain brands of birth control. >> the researchers say they will continue to work to find the right combination of hormones to make injections for men or viable. -- more liable. >>> you probably think these baby products are healthy but a new study says you may want to take a closer look. the words you need to look out for the next time you go shopping. >> plus a tampa bay mother was in the shop when she went to needed after a heart transplant. >> the pharmacy said we are sorry we are not close. >> the pharmacy chain that just shut its doors and what it comes as a surprise for some and we will tell you what you need to >>> kicked out by her parents at just five years old. it is one example of local sex trafficking attorney general said she would get tough on but the evidence we uncover has people wondering if that is true. thursday at 6:00 on abc action news. >>> welcome back to the now tampa bay. left with no warning a mother said she had no idea her son's essential medications were

some are showing the acne scars, women without makeup. it is getting there. it is slowly, but is that what do they not want those not so perfect people. >> plus size models are in. or member they are beautiful. they are showing that this is a way i am but i'm still beautiful. >> if you think that china and ambrosia are skinny, they are twui at lane bryant. >>> in the meantime, at 650 >>> in the meantime, at 6:50 am, let's head out to pat ago park where -- head out to papago park. >> will a lot of people still in short sleeves. if you're going to be active, you should be fine. of your standing around, a light jacket will probably help out. son will be popping up. this is great hiking. papago park park. a lot of folks are just walking with a cup of coffee. it is nothing to technical up there. but you always want to be careful once you get up about 10 feet anywhere here in the valley. it can be tricky. the morning will do you so well to see the sunrise. i have to put that on my list here. it is a small bucket list to do too. right now, temperatures today are goi

if i was in a foreign country i would try to get acne body of water to become an american. get that mart. but we do have laws and we should have the duty and responsibilities to control who enters our country. >> absolutely. but at the time we have these people in the country already. do you think it's reasonable toll deport 11 million people? how are you going to do that? we have to find a way to couple with comprehensive immigration and try to give these people some sort of status. the people that are criminal, send them back where they came from. charles: even. that number is 2 to 3 million people and it means breaking up families. >> if they committed a crime, absolutely. charles: what about the sanctuary cities, particularly more and more of them are vowing to disregard president-elect trump's even when it comes to criminals. they are saying we are going to provide them shelter and defy the federal government. what's going to happen. do you think that's a smart move? do you talk to these mayors and say this has gone too far? >> i talked to the mayors and they are conce

mood swings, acne, couldn't deal with it even though the injections were proven to be 96% efek tifr. >> is -- effective. >> is it true do nice guys really finish last? researchers in the uk looking into this. empathy attracted two more friendships with girls but everyone thet ig girls did -- empathetic girls did not attract more guys. >>> a casino jackpot turning into a battling. a slot machine printed out a fikt for $43 -- ticket for $43 million. >> all i could think about was the struggle that i've been through. >> so why is she crying? when she showed the casino they told her it was a malg function and offered her -- malfunction and offered her a steak dinner. now she's suing. >> you bet ya. >> unreal. vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed to protect her. for three more years, sabrina's uncle continued to rape her - and arpaio did nothing. rapes, assaults, even child molestation, remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses on his personal agenda. arpaio talks tough, >> dicky:

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you have to picture heavy acne ridden space between the tooth version of me. the hair was -- >> boy, am i turned on. >> you are sick. did i mention i was 12? >> don't say it. >> the mean bully -- head bully called up and said do you know where all the people are from my party? i said no. they yelled into the phone, we're here. >> now people do that on facebook. >> now i can ignore them better. having been through it, you have to build up the core so you can take a gut punch. >> you know, didn't you deserve it after you were shoplifting? >> my life of crime, did you read through that? it's possible i stole something when i was 12. >> talk about that and the poor message you send to teenagers by being a thief. >> i brought it all back to kmart. i had to do the walk of shame. >> last point. >> i know about everything that you have been through in your life, your losses and recently you lost your nana which affected you. she was proud of you and you had such a great relationship that you let the viewers see and enjoy. i think one of the best parts of your book is

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