(isaiah austin/baylor university) you know, accepting it and accepting that life and health is more important than a game. researchers at columbia university medical center in collaboration with the nba have released a new study that for the first time examines the hearts of nba players. (dr. david engel, ny presbyterian/colu mbia university medical center) we have provided a frame of reference that all physicians// can use to decide what is normal and what is abnormal researchers analyzed the echocardiogram s of more than 500 nba players. they found while the heart increased proportionally with their size, the aortic root main blood vessel was not proportional. (dr. david engel, ny presbyterian/colu mbia university medical center) aortic root diameter reached a plateau so no matter how big you get there was a limit. isaiah won't be able to play in the nba (isaiah austin/baylor university) aw man, i miss it every day. it's my first love basically. he pours his competitive spirit.into a new sport. you golf? i do how are you? i'm actually pretty good. and he uses his foundation to educate other

(sot isaiah austin/baylor university) you know, accepting it and accepting that life and health is more important than a game. (track) researchers at columbia university medical center in collaboration with the nba have released a new study that for the first time examines the hearts of nba players. (sot dr. david engel, ny presbyterian/ columbia university medical center) we have provided a frame of reference that all physicians (track) researchers analyzed the echocardiograms of more than 500 nba players. they found while the heart increased proportionally with their size, the aortic root which connects to the body's main blood vessel was not proportional. (sot dr. david engel, ny presbyterian/ columbia university medical center) aortic root diameter reached a plateau so no matter how big you get there was a limit. isaiah won't be able to play in the nba (sot isaiah austin/baylor university) aw man, i miss it every day. it's my first love basically. he pours his competitive spiritinto a new sport. (sot) you golf? i do actually pretty good. and he uses his foundation to athletes. omar

(isaiah austin/baylor university) you know, accepting it and accepting that life and health is more important than a game. researchers at columbia university medical center in collaboration with the nba have released a new study that for the first time examines the hearts of nba players. (dr. david engel, ny presbyterian/colu mbia university medical center) we have provided a frame of reference that all physicians// can use to decide what is normal and what is abnormal researchers analyzed the echocardiogram s of more than 500 nba players. they found while the heart increased proportionally with their size, the aortic root which connects to the body's main blood vessel was not proportional. (dr. david engel, ny presbyterian/colu mbia university medical center) aortic root diameter reached a plateau so no matter how big you isaiah won't be able to play in the nba (isaiah austin/baylor university) aw man, i miss it every day. it's my first love basically. he pours his competitive spirit.into a new sport. you golf? i do how are you? i'm actually pretty good. and he uses his foundation to educate

after two standout years on the court for baylor university, he was heading for the 2014 nba draft. >> i was playing some of the best basketball of my life. >> reporter: but his dreams were about to change. league doctors ran tests, including imaging of his heart. he had a genetic condition that leaves part of the aorta abnormally large and puts cardiac death. >> just accepting it. accepting in that in life and health is more important than the game. >> reporter: researchers at university of medical center have released a new study that for the first time examines the hearts of nba players. >> we have provided a frame of reference that all physicians can use to help decide what is normal and what is abnormal. >> reporter: researchers analyze the echocardiograms of more than 500 nba players. they found while the heart increased propors nationaltionately with their size, they found that the aorta route diameter did not. >> the aorta route diameters actually reached a plateau. so no matter how big you get, there was a certain limit. >> reporter: isaiah won't be able to play in the nba. >

that's real estate, redefined. >>> baylor university is in the spotlight after a scathing report on espn >> that report says that the school failed to help several women sexually assaulted by a baylor football player. steven adams talked to students about the findings. >> it kind of disappoints me and hurts me to be a student who loves baylor so much to be seen women that i have known not receive the full support that they need from baylor. >> baylor senior kate mcguire says two of her friends didn't get the help they needed when they faced sexual assaults. >> athletics here at baylor brings in the big money for baylor. and that tends to be the priority instead of the actual issues here on campus. >> it's a point echoed in espn's investigation that claims campus police academic services, the title nine office and the health center dropped the ball at some point while looking into allegations that a baylor football player raped or violated a handful of women that player is now serving 20 years in prison. kcen legal analyst argued it's not right for people to argue. >> i think it's dangero

after two standout years on the court for baylor university, he was heading for the nba draft. >> i was playing some the best basketball of my life. >> reporter: doctors ran test, including imaging of his heart, it is a genetic condition that leads part of the aorta abnormally large, and putting patients at risk of sudden cardiac death appears back accepting that, help is more important. >> reporter: the researchers at the columbia university medical center in collaboration with the nba have released a new study that examines the hearts of the nba players. >> we have provided a frame of reference that all doctors can use to help to decide what is reporter: researchers and lies the echocardiograms of more than 500 nba players, and they found that while the heart increased proportionately with their size, the aorta was not proportional. >> the aorta reaches a plateau, so matter how big you get, there was a limit. >> reporter: and isaiah will not be able to play in the nba. >> basketball is my first love. i am golfing. i'm actually pretty good. >> reporter: he is using his foundation to ed

after two standout years on baylor university, he was heading for the 2014 nba draft. >> i was playing some of the best basketball of my life. >> reporter: but his dreams were about to change.an tests, including imaging of his heart. he had a genetic condition that leaves part of the aorta and puts patients at risk of sudden cardiac death. >> accepting in that in life and health is more important than the >> reporter: researchers at university of medical center have released a new study that for the first time examines the hearts of nba players. >> we have provided a frame of ans can use to help decide what is normal and what is abnormal. >> reporter: researchers analyze 500 nba players. >> the aorta route diametersed a plateau. no matter how big you get, there was a certain limit. >> reporter: isaiah won't be able to play in the nba. >> i miss every day.. >> reporter: he pours his competitive spirit into a new sport. you golf? >> i do, yeah. >> reporter: how are you? >> i'm actually pretty good. his foundation to educate other athletes. omar villafranca, cbs news, waco, texas. >>> a l

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they're doing a study with baylor university to see if that that kind of prayer actually gets results. go on 40 day pray.com. >> and i just want to show you one of my favorite things is this ghi that i met this weekend, his name is tony luca. we walked into a music place and this guy started laying playing. here is a song of his. >> i like that. why can't you find that kind of music all the time? >> everybody knows every world. tomorrow is mardi gras. we'll celebrate food and fun. >> a major winter storm moving through the state right now. a live look at boston and the conditions there. >> snow and strong winds really the big issue here. we will also check out the conditions along the coast. >> and in natick, the roads are snow-covered. this is route nine. we have a team of reporters reing you know what you can expect. >> here is that storm system right here. the storm timeline and how much snow is on the way. >> plus, in new hampshire, we are nearing the finish line. two weeks of heated debates. hundreds of hours of campaigning leading to primary day. we have exclusive poll

our next question from jake and he's a young student at baylor university. welcome, jake. and your question? >> thank you. my question is about prison reform. currently there are several bills in the house and senate co-signed by democrats and republicans alike, all trying to fix the issue of mass incarceration. what would you do with the united front as president to solve this issue? >> well, first of all, thank you for the question. it's an important issue but i think largely misunderstood. federal crimes, vast majority of people not in jail for a small thing. the growth incarceration in the country largely of mandatory minimum sentences for violent offenders. up until 1980s we had huge crime rates in america and then minimum mandatories kicked in around the '90s and you saw that people once quickly released returned back to the streets an committing crimes, much of the crime in america committed by recidivist and now being locked up and suddenly a plunge in crime rates. that's the bulk of people incarcerated are. i won't undo that. i believe in mandatory norman mineta m

our next question from jake and he's a young student at baylor university. welcome, jake. and your question? >> thank you. my question is about prison reform. currently there are several bills in the house and senate co-signed by democrats and republicans alike, all trying to fix the issue of mass incarceration. what would you do with the united front as president to solve this issue? >> well, first of all, thank you for the question. it's an important issue but i think largely misunderstood. federal crimes, vast majority of people not in jail for a small thing. the growth incarceration in the country largely of mandatory minimum sentences for violent offenders. up until 1980s we had huge crime rates in america and then minimum mandatories kicked in around the '90s and you saw that people once quickly released returned back to the streets an committing crimes, much of the crime in america committed by recidivist and now being locked up and suddenly a plunge in crime rates. that's the bulk of people incarcerated are. i won't undo that. i believe in mandatory norman mineta m