dr. miller, do you know how old he is?older, i'm going to feel a lot better about those treatments of his. >> i actually don't know how old dr. miller is, john. he has been in this practice for a long time. he has been an anti-aging specialist for a long time. now, he argues because he does this complex work, blood nalt analysis and hormone levels, he has object i biomarkers to use to see if his treatments are really working. he does also on occasion prescribe more controversial therapies. for example, growth hormone as well. that is increasingly popular. human growth hormone, according to the estimates i've seen, they're about 30,000 americans now every year taking hgh specifically for anti-aging. guys. >> well, maybe it will become more polite to ask someone's age when this technology takes ahold. peter thiel was one of the highest profile prop ownents of the anti-aging movement, but he has called it a fringe interest. is it becoming more widespread? >> well, certainly in his circle there are many of tech's elites that a

dr. bonnie miller/vanderbilt university school of medicine: an academic health center offers special services that sometimes other hospitals aren't able to offer like cancer centers or neuroscience centers that can provide services more locally that community members have to travel further away for now. right now - many southern nevadans have to travel to los angeles, houston and the bay area for treatment. the hope is within ten years - many of those specialties will be offered right here. dr. barbara atkinson/founding dean, unlv medical school: that's the goal. we don't want anybody to leave las vegas for anything. but there's more than just a benefit from the medical side - there's a financial gain as well. graphic fiscal impact studies show that by 2030 - the regional impact will 24 thousand jobs and government revenue exceeding 181 million. vo the state legislature has already approved the operational funding and private donations will build the facilities. unlv president len jessup says that formula means no costs should be passed down to undergrad students. it's a game changer for the

dr. cooper miller will be on hand to discuss diagnosis and treatment options.ubmit your questions at 6abc.com and check back in at 4:00 p.m. with a live chat. >> i'm going to ask about my tennis elbow. >> what's that from lifting cookies? [laughter] maybe, soda. >> the "action news" team is outside working on stories for tonight, let's check in with alicia vitarelli. >> reporter: more on the cookies and soda later. it is less than 24 hours from election day, pennsylvania is a battleground state that is a focus for both candidates. today trump and clinton campaigns pulling out all the stops in the keystone state. we'll take a closer look at their efforts and what pennsylvania means for the election. >>> plus a california woman decided to sell a homemade bowl of food online and now she is in hot water for it. now they could even face jail time. don't forget you go take us on the go download for free the news app streaming live on the smart phone or tablet and going into election day tomorrow our app is critical. it has amazing information on there and and you can

dr. bonnie miller/vanderbilt university school of medicine: an academic health other hospitals aren't able to offer like cancer centers or neuroscience centers that can provide services more locally that community members have to travel further away for now. right now - many southern nevadans have to travel to los angeles, houston and the bay area for treatment. the hope is within ten years - many of those specialties will be offered right here. dr. barbara atkinson/founding school: that's the goal. we don't want anybody to leave las vegas for anything. but there's more than just a benefit from the medical side - there's a financial gain as well. graphic fiscal impact studies show that by 2030 - the regional impact will be 3-point-6 billion dollars....more than 24 thousand jobs and government revenue exceeding 181 million. vo the state legislature has already approved the operational funding and private donations will build the facilities. unlv president len jessup says that formula means no passed down to undergrad students. it's a game changer for the future. len jessup/unlv president: w

dr. bonnie miller/vanderbilt university school of medicine: an academic health center offers special services that sometimes other hospitals aren't able to offer like cancer centers or neuroscience centers that can provide services community members have to travel further away for now. right now - many southern nevadans have to travel to los angeles, houston and the bay area for treatment. the hope is within ten years - many of those specialties will be offered right here. dr. barbara atkinson/founding dean, unlv medical school: that's the goal. we don't want anybody to leave las vegas for anything. but there's more than just a benefit from the medical side - there's a financial gain as well. graphic fiscal impact studies show that by 2030 - the regional impact will be 3-point-6 billion dollars....more than 24 thousand jobs and government revenue exceeding 181 million. vo the state legislature has already approved the operational funding and private donations will build the facilities. unlv president len jessup says that formula means no costs should be passed down to undergrad it's a game ch

dr. joanne miller school in egg harbor township. time to check the accuweather forecast at the "action news" big board. >> cecily tynan has a look at the forecast. interesting now until friday. >> it's cold tonight and then a little bit unsettled for the end of the week. we are live right now sky 6 hd snapshot overlooking reading at the pagoda, a quiet scene here that was not the case late last night. 50 acres at mount penn and it was contained at 3:00 this morning. and the winds were beginning it diminish. winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. feeling like 39 in philadelphia and 33 in trenton and feels like 28 degrees in allentown and satellite 6 along with action radar showing the strong high pressure will be building right over us tonight. what this means the winds finally diminish. after three gusty days, we have clear skies and low humidity and so temperatures are going to nose dive, this will be the coldest night so far this season, philadelphia so far this season dropping below freezing down to 30 degrees and allentown down to 23 an

miller park is delay free. be sure toexit at 308 a and follow bud selig dr. to helfaer field to drop off your donation. 3 3 3 traffic along i-94 near miller park is delay free. be sure toexit at 308 a and follow bud selig dr. to helfaer field to drop off your 3 now to a ?developing story? out of milwaukee--- a man ?shot outside a bar? riverwest.it happened around eight last night... outside "high dive" on center street near pierce.that's ?just half a mile away? from where a man was ?shot and killed? 10 days ago.?that? man was right outside of his home.stay with cbs 58... as more ?details become available? about the shooting outside high dive. a milwaukee man pleaded "guilty" to trafficking women and girls on indian reservations in northern wiscon. wisconsin.federal investigators say 46-year-old paul carter recruited his victims for dancing... then he branded a woman to show she was his property.. and threatened another by shoving a gun in her mouth. he's facing 15 years to life in prison. he'll be sentenced in march. 3 a homeless sex offender has been released

it is no longer miller time, it is stein time. dr.of the green party will talk to us about the recount efforts in a way -- efforts underway in wisconsin and pennsylvania. ♪ ♪ john: confirmation from donald gwen chao will be the pick for signature trepidation. we will have green party presidential nominee jill stein, who has kicked up a raging ruckus in the political world over the past week by filing for ballot recount following discrepancies that use paper ballots versus those used where electronic voting to place. she also plans a recount in michigan tomorrow and has raised money from 140,000 donors for this effort. dr. stein joining us from boston. good to have you with us. paul ryan, speaker of the house, said your recount effort is a ridiculous fundraising stunt that is a quote. how do you respond to the speaker of the house? jill: what are you afraid of? the american people have a right to vote, and a transparent process and to be assured that , especially in wisconsin where these voting machines are being used, that are no lung

it's no longer miller time, it's stein time. dr.ll stein of the green party will talk to us about the recount efforts underway in wisconsin and pennsylvania, right after this. [dad] alright, buddy, don't forget anything! [kid] i won't, dad... [captain rod] happy tuesday morning! captain rod here. it's pretty hairy out on the interstate.traffic is literally crawling, but there is some movement on the eastside overpass. getting word of another collision. [burke] it happened. december 14th, 2015. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. bill assumed his mayo was the best choice. assume nothing. unlike hellmann's, kraft real mayo spreads on smoother and still has no artificial flavors. no wonder the

dr. phil show the child is that just part on monday. covering the corridor in cedar rapids dora miller. >> new information in last night's breaking news. the man behind the wheel in a deadly school bus crash is behind bars. we go back to fox28 news reporter kevin barry at the breaking news desk with a nice developments. >> he faces five counts of vehicular homicide. we are starting to get a better idea of who johnthony walker is. this is the bus and some of the scenes from the ntsb that they have been tweeting out. you see how destroyed the school bus is. he faces those five counts of vehicular homicide. now we are hearing he called his mother after the accident and seemed very distraught. he told his mother and the not his fault. she says he has never been in trouble before. we do know is driving record is less than perfect. on september 20 he had another bus accident where the bus across a double yellow line and hit oncoming traffic. no one was injured in that accident but it did cause $400 worth of damage to some other pictures from ntsb, you can see the top covering the centerpiece

uh, doctor, i'm captain miller. i'm dr. michael packer, eastside psychiatric center. problem, dietrich? no, just a little professional disagreement. uh, i've been trying to explain to your man here that ms. smith suffers from an acute form of schizophrenia. and, therefore, she is totally unresponsible for her actions. i don't buy that. he doesn't buy that? i talked to another doctor at the hospital. she's been institutionalized for over 20 years, shuffled from one place to another. maybe nobody ever really tried to treat her. and maybe that's because we've determined she's untreatable. i think she has the ability to communicate. dietrich. as i've already explained to sergeant dietrich, the gibberish she uses is what we in psychiatry refer to as verbigeration. it's the repeating of senseless rhymes and phrases. eans absolutely nothing. we should look into it a little further. captain. what is the status of ms. smith's arrest? the florist is pressing charges. i'm afraid, doctor, that ms. smith will have to remain in custody until bail is posted, at which point she will

local businesses to sponsor each inning of the drive-thru food drive at miller park..with a sentiment that was anything but skin deep. dr. andrew campbell, quintessa: we really feel we have to give back. that's what we do at quintessa. quintessa.for easter seals this was an opportunity to shine a spotlight on inclusion. inclusion. bob glowacki: and that's the new easter seals.it's about being involved and people with disabilities being fully includ. included.broadcasting throughout the da, cbs 58 was honored to bring those special roundy's here with a big donation. in addition we have a check for 30 thousands dollar. dollars.michele: 16 turkeys just came out of that van. i'm matt sullivan with abr employment services" services"and share the stories behind the deliveries. deliveries.brian cass, martinizing gree cleaning: our family has been int he business 50 yers. and we'r always looking for a way to give back any way we can." can."and as we rounded bases to pitts mortuary brought the concept of commitment full circ. circle.michelle pitts, new pitts mortuary: i don't get an opportunity to feed just one family. i get to

cbs 2 news reporter dora miller is just back from the linn county court house with the latest on mary beth haglin. the interview from the dr. phil show was one of the main talking points at today's argues that allowing the show as evidence could shift the focus of the trial to what haglin has done ?since the charges...to address that, the state says they will redact things like dr. phil's comments about haglin...when we left court today, there was no ruling on whether the dr. phil show will be admissible. but the defense will meet with judge tomorrow to discuss any concerns.we do know that interviews with local television shows will not be referenced during the trial. for now -- the trial is still scheduled to start on monday in tama county.dora miller, the cedar rapids police union is now publicly supporting officer lucas jones.he's the man who pulled over jereime mitchell on november first.police say mitchell started a fight and that's when officer jones shot him.mitchell's family says he remains in the hospital and is paralyzed. several people have called for the release of officer jones' dash-cam video of the traffic s

stan brucken miller pointed out dr. copper earlier. stay tuned. you're watching "squawk box."el alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box." what will a donald trump administration mean for that proposed megadeal between at&t and time warner? julia boorstin joins us now from l.a. julia, we've already gotten more rhetoric from candidate trump than we normally get on these deals. can we read between the lines? >> kayla, concerns that donald trump will follow through on his vow to block the acquisition of time warner, sending shares 1.5% lower yesterday. president-elect trump saying three weeks ago, quote, as an example of the power structure, i am fighting, at&t is buying time warner and thus cnn app a deal we will not approve in my administration because it is too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. jeff stephens said in conference yesterday, quote, we look forward to working with president-elect trump and his transition team. his policies, his discussions about infrastructure investment, economic

cbs 2 news reporter dora miller is just back from the linn county court house with the latest on mary beth haglin. the interview from the dr. phil show was one of the main talking points at today's

miller: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from florida, dr. ted yoho, a primary sponsor of this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. yoho: i would like to thank the chairman, chairman miller, for support of this measure and without his help and the help of this team, we wot not be here today. this is a monumental bill for our veterans and comes down to customer service. i feel we are in the customer business. these are not constituents but people who paid the price to defend this country and time we give them the service they need. what this does, it gives us access, read-only access to a veteran's claim. we have a privacy form and on a secure system and this just moves the claim through the process that much quicker so we an find out why it is hung up. so many times, the average time to receive the records is six months and at times, even over a year. and what this will do, we can look into there and read only that particular case and say you forgot to sign it, date it or check this box and r

miller park. we are collecting donations. it is going well so far. mike: we started at 5:00 a.m. a lot of success so far. a lot of thanks to our sponsors today. dr. campbell, tell us what you are involved in this. and staff and the community. we feel that we need to give back to those that are less religious. that is what we do. -- privileged. that is what we do. we are giving away botox for free. we are giving away a commentary area to everyone who gives away some food. >> you also have staff members >> here. we three locations. staff from all over are helping out this morning. it is a lot of fun. >> everyone is smiling. you really seem to enjoy volunteering. >> we enjoy giving back to the community and making people feel better about themselves. this is a way people can feel better around the holidays. >> thank you for doing this. we want to let you know what we are looking for at helfaer field outside of miller park. macaroni and cheese, holiday food. also cost of and p -- pasta and healthy food. the first 300 people who bring frozen turkey will get a bobblehead of hank the dog. there are about 80 left. a lot of traffic down here? along the ro

dr. ben carson will be director of housing and urban development. sara. >>> millions of drivers are traveling over the thanksgiving weekend. a warning of the safety of the seats inside your car. our daniel miller joins us with the change one local lawmaker is calling for. >> daniel: sara, all has to do with what happens to front seats during a rear-end crash. it could lead to injury and even death for anyone sitting the back. >> reporter: dangerous problem that could impact your family and plays out on this crash test video. a rear end crash. the front seat collapses. the driver launches backwards slamming into whomever. often children sitting the back seat. >> it is causing serious injuries and death to children especially in back seats of our cars every single year in our country. >> reporter: we first told but lawmakers demanded answers from major automakers of how often front seat backs collapse and injury passengers. now u.s. senators ed markey and richard blooment+ hal want federal regulators to take immediate action and strengthen standards. >> the price is too high and americans families have to pay. >> daniel: according to the center of auto safety, 898 children have been killed in re

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