dr. miller and he grew him mindanao's out of other parts of -- dr. miller grew him a new nose, taking tissue out of other parts of his body and gave him a nose. now, octavio sanchez is a handsome young man and the scars make him look more rugged. he has a prosthetic arm and his left hand is largely useless, but he decided to keep it because he could feel an off -- enough to stroke his kids' faces. it is as attractive a family as you can find in america. it would not have happened if they had not been one of the lucky 24 to get into this ucla program. there are 800 burn victims. that was at the time we did the story. they have been through the brooke army medical there are -- medical. the number of maimed soldiers that have not had the benefit of world-class plastic surgery to rid of the army is second to none at saving lives, but they are not very good at reconstructive surgery. in fact, dr. miller told us that the first operation he does when he gets a patient is to undo what was done by the reconstructive surgeons at brooke army medical. >> what is

dr. miller. >> a bad burn is about as severe an injury and as painful an experience over a long period of time. you could imagine. >> how much miller can do to give joey back his looks is based on how much unburned skin he can find. it is the divine right of man to appear human. >> how did you get that video of the cathedral? >> you know, i do not know. the producer found it. >> i am sure it is out there on the web someplace. >> when you watch this, is the war worth what happened to this man? >> how can i answer that question? i do not know. what that young man has been through, what is worth that? >> what do they say? >> they say that it is worth it. i think that they have to believe that. my cop-out is when im" if kuwait was worth dying for. he said that kuwait was not worth dying for. >> what did we miss in that report? >> what you missed was a very inspiring story about another young marine, octavio sanchez. he received third degree burns over 70% of his body and he had lost his nose. when he got out of the burn unit in san antonio and went home, the first reaction was that he was so

dr. bart green and the university of miami's global institute, project medyshare and miller school of medicine at the university of miami. when haiti was devastated by the earthquake on january 12, dr. green of the project medishare for haiti and doctors and nurses pleadly sprung into action, arriving the very next day, they were the first medical team in haiti following this catastrophic earthquake. and within less than 24 hours at the request of haitian president preval, project medishare set up a field hospital on the grounds of the port-au-prince airport. this critical care hospital is reportedly the country's largest functioning urgent care hospital and it is working closely with the u.s. military in haiti, providing important triage services. under dr. green's leadership, project medishare has deployed over 500 medical, and logistical personnel to staff the hospital and they have raised hundreds of patients -- effectively treated hundreds of patients on a daily basis. more than 2,000 earthquake survivors have received care at the university of miami hospital. in addition, the project med

dr. suess. >> special recognition for a man that may have been born several hundred years too late. catonsville resident ted miller has been voted in for the cryer tournament. not much need because of broadcast news. but 45 cryers from around the globe will compete in chester england in june. >> it looks like we are seeing a mix of rain and snow moving through parts of central maryland tonight light accumulation possible. but better part of the story is a nice warmer weekend ahead. i will show you how warm coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> frightening crash between a car and a police officer. later on fox 45 news at 10:00. closer look at what happened. >> the stigma, i think, is not as much there as it used to be. >> the difference in divorce. how some p hey, i just landed. yeah, i got your text. oh, that's excellent. yeah, great. perfect. really. uh-huh, are you kidding me? [ male announcer ] why does southwest airlines have so many flights a day? all right. yeah. no, i'll be there. [ male announcer ] that's why. with 23 daily nonstop flights from bwi to the boston area, we're ready whenever. and at southwe