. >> reporter: he is considering a hair cloning clinical trial with dr. ken williams. dr.liams is working with hair clone, a british company that believes it will perfect the science of cloning hair. >> the typical candidate would be someone who has had multiple surgeries and can't have more hair trans plantation. >> reporter: doctors harvest 5 hair follicles and send them to preservation tank. surgeons remove hair shaft from the bulb which then they are multiplied in special cell culture. >> when the patient is ready to have the trans pleasaplantation let us know and we go through getting those. >> the trial costs between $4,000 and $10,000 plus air fare to england. england is the only western country that allows this type of treatment. >> that was -- the same technology used to clone hair follicles could promote growth of other cells and lead to tumors. >>> a trailblazer who became chief usher at the white house has now been fired. angela reed was the first woman and second african-american to hold that position. hired by president obama in 2011 her portfolio included ma

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dublin unified's retired assistant superintendent dr. ken mccarty had the highest three year surge in the bay area. his compensation went from 148,000 to 203,000 in his final year, an almost 37% raise that boosted his pension to $17,200 a month. >> there can be legitimate reasons for a pay increase at the end of somebody's career. >> reporter: grant boykin with calstrs says his agency has doubled its auditing staff since 2012 to make sure the reasons are legitimate, but we found more auditors hasn't led to more audits. calstrs audited 45 school districts last year out of more than 1,000. that doesn't seem like a substantial number. >> we are very confident in our audit process. >> reporter: calstrs hasn't accused the administrators of spiking in our three cases. how much do you think school administrators are trying to gain the system? >> i can't answer that. we take spiking very seriously, but we don't find it that often. >> reporter: professor nation isn't buying that. >> you set up a system that allows people to game it and to take advant

to see the character, louis, the father in "fresh off the boat" -- and, also, abc has a new show, "dr. ken," coming out this fall -- what is it like to see images of yourself in mainstream media now? >> mm-hmm. i think it's a great thing. i grew up in massachusetts. we were the only asian-american family -- probably the only family of color in the whole town i grew up in, so the show has a lot of relatability, and i think that's important for many asian-americans who are still living in relative ethnic isolation to see positive images in the mainstream -- helps a lot with self-esteem. it helps a lot with feelings of belonging. >> you agree with that, margaret? >> absolutely. i think role models play a really big role in giving folks that feeling that they can achieve this, too. and i just want to acknowledge you, because i remember in high school, you wanted to be a newscaster, and here you are, and you really have been a trailblazer, and it's been great to see folks like you in the media. >> thank you. you know what? i had great mentors. i think that is something very important to point o

quote: i cancelled "last man standing" for the same business and scheduling reasons that i cancelled dr. kenit later. stay tuned for that. brian: nice tease. steve: thanks, jillian. brian: let me tell you what's coming up straight ahead. the former commander-in-chief as he walks by. you will see it in a seconds. steve: just another tease for the shot brian: you are right. brian: coming up soon, the weather. steve: gavin, are we going to look at the shot of the morning? ainsley: we are going to look at it right now. steve: president bush is a regular at rangers home team. ainsley: he owns the team. steve: that's right. as he was walking down the steps behind that reporter for fox sports, he was either calling out to her, which i doubt, or he was speaking to the person ahead or behind him. >> it looks like he is saying hey to her. she is on camera. here is the reporter, she is kicking herself. i will could have turned around around talked to the president of the united states. and i missed it. shot of the morning. worth waiting for. brian: absolutely. fantastic. by the way, who is gavin? steve

today we'll talk with ken meares, along with dr.haron mcquillan, a board-certified physician specializing in preventative medicine and clinical research. we're going to discuss why

ken burns. she said some credit for good and some were not. dr. cheney has authored 16 books. her most recent book about james madison is a masterful insight into one of the physically smallest of the founding fathers, but the one with the most towering intellect. surgically the one with the most fun wife. i asked her what she liked most about madison and she said he -- she is fascinated by people who work hard. she compares him to mozart, both were geniuses with their gracious works changed forever how people think. she is currently working on a book about the virginian dynasty, washington, jefferson, madison and munro that will be out in about two years. what fascinates her is the first 36 years of our republic with the exception of four short years of john adams the virginia dynasty was in power. of the 15 books she has written five of them are history books for children and we have bucked him for all of our grandchildren. i have read them over and over with the grandchildren who love them. i will just mention a few because you may want to purchase them. one of my favorites

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dr. oz: today, she's had more than 100 cosmetic preefpblgts he's had more than 500. are you all ready to see what they look like now? the real life barbie and ken like you've never seen them before. at what point do you think i'll -- i'm there? then, you've never seen nails like these before. extreme body oddities. do you live in fear of breaking them? coming up next. today's show is touch for me. it makes me nervous. it's in my blood to try to fix people. i know that's not always possible. my first guest is an example of one of the most controversial i've ever had on this show. she wants to look like a barbie doll. she has a 14-inch waist. i just need to try and understand her.