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dr. rodrÍguez, seeing the face of richard norris after all those years of time and effort was a special moment >> people go who do not even know him. it is hard to contain the emotion. it is truly a miracle. >> the family of the anonymous donor not only donated his face but five other blacks were saved with organ donations. -- five other lives were saved with organ donations. >> a man was charged with second-degree assault. he came onto school property march 21 shortly before 2:03 p.m. wearing a ski mask and hit a 16-year-old. the team hit the suspect back, knocking him out. footage of the incident went to cairo. a female student was charged as a juvenile with assault last week. the victim will not be charged. investigators believe he was acting in self-defense. a man was killed as the result of a police involved shooting in northwest baltimore. authorities received a call in the 2500 block of west cold spring lane at 9:30 a.m., reports of someone acting unstable. authorities arrived at the kept out jackson's and there was an altercation. that was when the victim was shot. the incident is unde

dr. rodriguez with the university of maryland school of medicine says they have tried 12 times to surgically improve lee's face without much success. well, last week during a 36 hour procedure a team of surgeons replaced both jaws, teeth, a portion of his tongue and plus the soft parts of his face from his hairline to his neck. >> he can move his tongue. he can open and close his eyes. he's beginning to feel his face and he's actually looking in the mirror shaving and brushing his teeth. >> richard lee has the chance to live without a mask on now. the office of naval research provides funding for research to develop ways to make the very complex transplants successful. >>> new research shows alcohol in moderation may reduce deaths in men who survived a heart attack. the boston study looked at narily 2,000 men and found those who survived a first heart attack and drunk about two drinks a day were less likely to die from cardiovascular disease. >>> chili peppers may be good for the heart. a study found capsaicin the ingredients which gives them their heat can lower cholesterol and improve hear

dr. rodriguez remembers norris' reaction when seeing his new face for the first time. >> he put the mirror down and thanked me and hugged me, which was a wonderful gift to give him. and ever since that day, you can see that we're going to restore those 15 years that he's lost and make him a functioning member of society once again. >> that report from bill fink of abc. the u.n.'s human rights chief, navi pillay, has accused of syrian authorities of deliberately targeting children. in an exclusive interview with the bbc's fergal keane, recorded before the latest peace moves, she said she was deeply concerned about the fate of hundreds of children currently held by the government. >> this is one of the shocking developments in the way the syrian government has been reacting to legitimate calls of the protesters, is that they've gone for the children, for whatever purpose, in large numbers, hundreds detained and tortured. i've seen some of the evidence gathered behind the commission of inquiry, who talked with parents, who talked with the victims. it's just horrendous, children shot in the kn

dr. eduardo rodriguez remembers norris' row action when seeing his face for the first time. >> he put the mirror down and thanked me and hugged him. ever since that day you can see we restored the 15 years he lost. >> reporter: at the university of maryland medical center, reporting. >> wow, put the mirror down to thank the doctor. outstanding work and special thanks made to the don't are in's family and for five others who benefited from organ donation. what a story. >>> all right. the supreme court heard its second day of arguments on the afordable care act today much the president signed the act into law two years ago but has faced serious opposition ever since. people on both sides were outside the court protesting. inside the justices were hearing arguments about the constitutionality. the judges are questioning what the limits of federal power should be soo so can the government require you to buy a cell phone? >> what else can it not do? >> court experts believe four democratic appointees will vote to upheld the law but we won't know until june. whatever they decide, all four candi

dr. eduardo rodriguez, the surgery is the most complex face transplant ever performed. >> his high school photograph, high school prom photograph of 1993. >> reporter: an accident in 1997 left richard lee norris looking like this, a gunshot to his face took his nose, lips and chin. now, after a groundbreaking 72- hour procedure, surgeons used a donor skin from the scalp to the neck. including his jaw, tongue, teeth and facial tissue. >> the team used innovative surgical practices, as well as computerized techniques to precisely, and i would say, amazingly, transplant the entire face. >> reporter: over a five-day period, it's estimated that 110 experts ranging from anesthesiologists, facial transplant surgeons and plastic surgeons all touched the patients. >> 10 from the department of medicine. it's four or five hospital departments. it started with me admitting the donor -- that's about 20 people that touched that patient. this is the most remarkable thing i have ever seen. >> reporter: since 2005, norris has undergone several procedures. but until now, hasn't been able to function outsid

dr. rodriguez, we're going to have links there where you can reach them. get a copy of tom's book, "how to protect yourself in college," in bookstores today. nick, what do you think? you got a drinking problem or you don't? >> i guess i do, but i don't want to have one. >> dr. phil: uh-huh. >> i don't want to think i have one, i mean -- >> dr. phil: well, you do. and, you know, mom, i can tell you, he's killing himself. and, nick, you need treatment for this. you need serious in-patient alcohol rehabilitation. you need to be properly detoxified and then you need to go through a rehabilitation process to learn about what you don't know about this disease that you have. i'm going to make you an offer to put you into an in-patient rehabilitation program immediately if you are willing to do it. >> all right. >> dr. phil: give yourself a chance. will you do this? >> sure. [applause] >> dr. phil: i'm going to send you to the origins recovery center. it is top, top notch. the only thing wrong with it, it's almost too nice. it's on an island. it's in the ocean. it