in a sense dr reeves walk caused him to share a similar faith that he can bring back more people. >> i think about using this for space travel. cryogenic freezing. >> i went through every thought you had, everything that you mentioned. my brain wondered about going to mars, about taking people with cancer and suspending them until we get cancer cures going on. i think that if you bring in somebody that died, that was shot and died yesterday, that scenario is not going to change. for the people that came in and died within 5-10 minutes of hitting the bed. i think we can get to a part where you go from 2% to 50%. >> they'ra put yik hypothermia could be a standard alongside cpr and deb fibrillation for saving people injured in car accidents in a few years. if it happens, we'll have rewritten the clinical definition of death. >> really is amazing. doctors plan to test the procedures on 10 patients and compare the results with 10 others that do not undergo the rapid cooling method. >> still ahead - making college basketball history. student at the university of connecticut celebrate as th

dr. peter reef, th reeve, the ta surgeon who treated gabrielle giffords. >> they were dead. dead, dead, dead. >> bringing a patient down to 10 degrees celsius can in theory by a surgeon a couple of hours to bring them back. here at this facility they're brought down to 196 degrees celsius in hopes that medical science will one day be able to revive them. alcor is most famous and more mosted for having preserved ted williams' head along with 21 other people in this way. but the technology that they have developed are similar up to a point. it's closely related. our initial procedures removing the blood and body fluids and replace with a wash out solution is what they're talking about doing. >> here the dead are intombed in liquid nitrogen and has faith in the future medical advances. but in a sense dr. reeve's work has caused to share a similar faith, to bring back people. >> space travel, crygenic freezing. >> i went through every thought that you had, everything that you mentioned, my brain has wondered about going to mars, taking people with cancer and suspended them until

dr reeve's work caused him to share a similar faith, that he can bring back people. >> i think about using it for space travel. cairo genic ceezing. >> it's crazy. everything you mentioned my brain wondered about - going to mars, taking people with cancer, and suspending it until we get the cancer cures going on. >> i think that if you bring in someone that was shot and decide yesterday, that scenario will not change. for the people that came in and decide within 5-10 minutes of them hitting the bed. i think we can get to a part where we go to 50% in a few years. >> it could be the nationwide standard alongside c.e.r. and defibrillation for saving people injured by violence or a car dent. if it happens, we'll have rewritten the clinical definition of death. >> it is the historic visit for two foreign powers, but the first commander of the republican army, dining with the queen of england. reconciling two countries. a relationship dominated by depression and rebellion. >> the pomp and stance of a british society dinner. it's the first time since the establishment of the english republ

dr. peter reeve, who saved gabby gifford has tested the procedure on pigs. >> so they're dead and you broughthem back. >> no blood in their body, dead, dead, dead. >> bringing a patient down to 10-degree celsius can buy them two hours to bring the patient back. the life foundation is the most mocked for having preserved ted williams head along with other people in this way. the technology here and what the doctors have developed are similar up to a point. >> it's very closely related. our initial procedures were for removing the blood and body fluids, replacing them with a solution. >> the difference is that here, the dead are eventually intoo maned in liquid nitrogen and whole enterprise based on faith and future medical advances. his work has caused him to share that he can bring back more people. >> i think about using this for space travel, i think about cry yo jenic freezing. >> he's crazy. i went through every thought that you had, everything that you mentioned. my brain has wanders about going to mars, taking people with cancer, and suspending them until we get their cancer cures going