i'm at duke university core blood laboratory. the temperature is minus 300 farenheit.hat happens is technologists take the samples out and prepare it while grace waits in the hospital room. >> this is a thermogenesis bioar chive freezer. we store cordless samples in here. >> reporter: are there many here. >> yes. this one freezer olds approximately 36 units. >> reporter: grace's core blood is being selected as we speak. >> correct. >> reporter: in the frozen bag is the medical equivalent of gold - grace's stem core blood. it was harvested at the time of birth and stored here ever suns. the lab technician will prepare it for infusion. the process is precise, and will take more than 90 minutes. you are making sure you get every single blood cell out of the bag? >> yes. >> reporter: how many cells are in the bag? >> in this bag, 253 million. >> reporter: that's a lot of cells, it sounds like. >> it's a lot, and it's proficient young. >> after spinning and counting, it's time for the critical faz of the procedure. about. >> yes, the cells there. we'll resuspend them in the

so you're taking duke university to court and what are you asking for? decision. this is very important to us and i'd like to end this dispute with duke university. i respect duke university, their academics, research, no issue with them other than they keep trying to block me from using duke with john wayne all around the word. so i've asked for a federal judge to look at this issue and allow us to come in and speak and get a ruling. >> absolutely. you want some finality to it. duke university issued a statement. they say while we admire and respect john wayne's contributions to american culture, we are also committed to protecting the integrity of duke university's trademarks. what do you say to that? >> look, we're in the intellectual property business ourselves. we understand that. we go through great lengths to make sure that we don't infringe on anyone else's intellectual property. so if you look at our label, you'll see that it's a stylized duke, the font isn't anywhere near duke university. it's a different color. there is a giant spur coming out

. >>> ahead, john wayne's family sues duke university over duke. it could come over a battle over bourbon. >> you've got duke with a spur on it. you've got a full-length silhouette of john wayne. you've got john wayne's signature. i think it's a very preposterous claim that this is going to create confusion. >> the news is back here on "cbs this morning." stay tuned for your local news. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by hershey's spreads. the possibilities are delicious. '. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with new hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. nervous whitening will damage your teeth? introducing new listerine® healthy whitetm. it not only safely whitens teeth, but also restores enamel. lose the nerves, and get a healthier, whiter smile that you'll love. listerine® healthy whitetm. power to your mouthtm! worse and worse.rthritis, i had intense joint pain that got then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve

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duke university was founded by methodists and quaker we can assume the old guard are antialcohol but thinks the duke is an icon so the university into leave him and his family alone. >> thank you for being part of "the real story" all this week. i'm gretchen carlson. >> i am in for shep. a warning today from the israeli prime minister that his forces will keep hitting the enemies of the jewish people until the militants stop launching rockets at israel. but hamas is showing no signs of backing down. >> a look how president obama is getting involved. >> the mystery of the miss are irs e-mails at the heart of the scandal over targeting politically conservative americans. ahead, federal judge getting involved, taking swift new action aimed at getting to the'ç truth. >> how about commuting in one of these? you can have it. the great tank auction coming up on the fox news deck.

gerri: the family of the duke and duke university will duke it out to.re the build team -- our legal team will put up their dukes. [laughter] so does anybody really in their right mind believe for a second that anybody will confuse john wayne and to university? >> i agree one of the percent but it is if people are misled or deceived by having the two names. but the real issue is to the university does not want to be associated with alcohol because of the underage drinking. so they take the position just by objecting to it. >> they will wind. not just because of the confusion but the alcohol associated also of the duke's picture is not on all lots of these products. maybe the bourbon but not the other products. gerri: it is selling everything but the year. but under the of lot to rise to that level of confusion -- confusion there is a blurring it could be the of a trademark it could be blurred because it has been associated with alcohol. >> this is too far afield. who in their right mind will think if you put duke that it has anything to do with it to uni

john wayne's family is suing duke university over the use of the name. e family wants to sell bourbon under the name duke but the university claims that using the name on the booze would diminish, dilute and tarnish the value of the name. >> carnival cruise lines is banning smoking on cabin balconies. if you're caught there, you'll get hit with a $250 cleaning fee. >>> so air travellers be ware of rising costs. starting july 21st, tsa security screening fees will rise from $5 to over $11. border fees are expected to raise in the near future. >>> and finally, dominos pizza in england accidentally charged a college teen $300,000 for a large pie, drinks, and side dishes. oddly, though, his bank approved the charge and then whacked him with massive overdraft fees. the issue has since been resolved. reject the charge. >> just ahead, each winner gets $3 million. we'll tell you which sport. and the rest of your sports highlights rsh stick around. that's next. now, drench lips with glossy wet color. new revlon colorstay isture stain™ weightless, creamy lipstain s

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john staddon, from duke university. john is no strange or to the shaftsbury society and to the john locke foundation. he's been a friend of ours for well over two decades. john, it is rumored, when he started to talk that his first sentence was i am and forever an icon no be dallas. -- iconoclast. he's also known for his critiques of behaviorism and the proposal of a theoretically-based new behaviorism. john has also written on social issues arguing against affirmative action in college admissions and that profiling can be both fair and efficient. other social topics are legal responsibility and traffic control claiming that u.s. accident rates are much higher than in other some european countries because offer rattic speed limits -- erratic speed limits. the uniquely-american four-way stop which causes more accidents than we think. john has written on the application of behavioral psychology to the function and mall function of financial markets in his recent book the malign hand of the markets, it's a great read, you

john wayne's family is suing duke university over the use of the name. the family wants to sell bourbon under the name duke, but the university claims not so fast, claiming using the name on the booze would diminish, dilute and tarnish the value of the name. >>> carnival cruise lines is banning smoking on cabin balconies. if you are caught, you will get hit with a $250 cleaning fee. >>> domino's pizza in england accidentally charged a college student $300,000 for a large pie, drinks and side dishes. oddly, though, his bank approved the charge, and then it whacked him with massive overdraft fees. the issue has since been resolved. >>> finally, jimmy fallon is the king of late-night ratings. one reason? he lets his guests talk more than he does. a new study looked at time spent by hosts talking compared to their guests. according to the author of tv's greatest talk shows, fallon talks 37% of the time. craig ferguson 43%, jimmy kimmel 48%, seth meyers and david letterman 51%, and conan o'brien 53%. >>> all right, other stories we're following. "the new york

apparently a lot considering duke university is suing john wayne university first name duke. matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> john wayne's heirs locked in a legal battle with duke university over their right to market bourbon with the duke's name. nice to see both of you. what is going on here? they want to use the name duke which has long been associated with john wayne and they can't. >> no. duke doesn't own the name "duke" for every single purpose. here comes john wayne's family who want to market this whiskey. great. look at the two -- look at duke the label on the whiskey and duke university. there is no likelihood of confusing the two which is the standard for any trademark. >> there is no way they look the same. >> i think maybe the lawyers for duke university have some time on their hands. but in their defense, we are dating ourselves a little bit. >> you might be. >> duke now, a 30-year-old, they don't know john wayne. whe

institutions of higher learning, whether it's public ones like unc chapelhill or public ones like duke universityeither way, it brings in people from other places in the country, and do we know for sure that they are not registered back home and voting absentee? >> we don't have the data to suggest that young people in any significant numbers are voting more than once. we do know that young people, like many of us, don't track the laws and require wants of voting registration that carefully, and we believe that things that we can do through public policy that make it easier for people in general to register, will increase the number of people that vote and that will have a positive impact. so we know, for example, that same-day registration in presidential election year tends to increase voter participation by between 12 and 14 points, and we also know that in states where there is same day registration, the voting participation ranks the highest. and we also know that young people occasionally cast ballots in the wrong precincts because they did not know exactly where they were required to repor

including duke university hospital in durham veterans affairs medical.'s one of 250 doctors at duke university hospital and one of five at durham veterans affairs medical center who specialize in obstetrics and gynecology. dr. willie parker, our third witness, has over 20 years of experience providing comprehensive women's medical care. he is board certified and trained in preventive medicine through the center for disease and control. dr. park are currently provides abortion care for women in alabama and mississippi. carol tobias as president of the national right to life committee. she has held there is positions at the national right to life committee since 1991. representative christopher represents assembly district 76 and the wisconsin assembly, she has a long history of working with the state legislature, even prior to her election in 2011, she has led numerous state and local coalitions in various settings around the state of wisconsin. we welcome you all and thank you very, very much for being here this morning. nancy northup. >> thank you, sena

what i was referring to was a duke university study of kendra's law, a sister law in the state of new york. they show disparities relating to the youth, of course, of court orders related to race and ethnicity. that if you were african-american or latino you are more likely to receive the court order than other prevailing demographics. and this despite the fact we see there is a history of discriminatory practices, disparities in the mental health services associated with these communities, that african-americans are more likely to receive poorer prognosis, diagnosis of more severe condition, lower quality and more sedating drug prescriptions and higher levels of long-term institutionalization than their white peers. so, my concern is not, you know, although i am very concerned about the number of mental health cases we see in all of our communities, my concern is there may be a disproportionate impact on communities of color, but also immigrant communities where english is not their first language. which is why i propose the concept of a pilot, b, the outside evaluator. make sure tho

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all of it just mentally and at the next international soccer games from brazil scientists at duke university want to take someone who's totally paralyzed and outfitted with an actual skeleton and he will introduce the international soccer games in brazil that's amazing and actually one of the things that i've always enjoyed about your work is you're very gifted in taking these complex theories and making them easier easier to understand i wanted to ask you about this recent discovery about the gravitational waves that are essentially remnants of the big bang can you explain why this is such an amazing discovery well we think that at the inside of the big bang gravity waves the waves that we've never seen before dominated the big bang and how we see them with our with our detectors in the south pole einstein predicted this ninety eight years ago and it took ninety eight years for us to see that at the inside of creation there were in fact gravity waves now this is very incredible because it means that the big bang was a quantum events meaning that there's a probability it could happen again a

duke university's medical school and stanford university's medical school will get involved in the project you will malt goal is to -- what does a healthy human look like? when i mean that, you can take google's massive computing power. this is an incredible amount of information and then identify with those computers patterns in your genetic makeup and in your medical makeup. say what does a healthy person, how does a healthy person process fatty foods? what is it about a healthy individual? what can we learn from that in treating -- basically how people, how cholesterol works so it is an incredible amount of information. jenna: is google x -- i should mention that google x is the laboratory designing things like the eyeglasses. google glass. or the driverless cars. is google looking to develop products off of this? are they using to market it in some way or -- is it just supposed to be some sort of a data base? >> well, it is data initially and i wanted to point out, we are looking at this contact lens and this is google as part of this project, they're developing wearable devices to col

not according to this study, this 2012 duke university study. the most persis at any time adolescent-onset cannabis users evidenced an average 8-point decline from childhood to adult hood. so who is that referring to? >> the heaviest users, starting at 13 and using marijuana fairly regularly, run the risk on the average of losing 8 points between age 18 and 38. >> he is author of the book marijuana, what's a parent to believe. out of roughly 1,000 people followed in a massive one of its kind study who were tracked from age 13 to 38, here's what researchers found. after 18, pot smoking doesn't reduce i. kwfrmts, but before that, smoking casually costs you on average 1 i.q. point. smoking regularly four times or more a week results in a loss on average of 3 to 6 i. kwrnlts points, not what this columnist said on "meet the press", but more concerning for parents nonetheless. that psychiatrist said losing 8 points is dropping a class of intelligence or a career. so marijuana does have an impact on the teenage brain. the general idea here is true. bu

duke university trying to block the escape of john wayne from selling duke bourbon. ey have been dualing themselves over the past ten years. the school claims the alcohol design labels look similar to university logos. >>> time is 5:47. hey sal. >> i'm sorry. i was about to take a selfie and text something. >> it looked like you were napping. >> oh we're on the air. >> i will read for you. but i was just going to ask you if everyone was behaving for you. >> actually very much so. pardon me. we are doing very well. hopefully it will stay this way on a friday. we are going to have a big problem with commute. let's go outside and take a look at what we have with the east shore freeway. only 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze. the traffic is moving along very nicely if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a little bit of a backup. the metering lights just came on. it's not too much of a backup. this is about a 15 minute drive into san francisco with no major problems. san jose continues to be good. yesterday we kind of had a bad d

he's a lecturer in mathematics here at duke university.been in haifa visiting his parents for the past two weeks. is with us, athal senior writer for alternet.org and best selling author. his recent book is, "goliath: life and loathing in greater israel." let's start in haifa. you,t to start by asking rann bar-on, what happened in this demonstration? >> hi, amy. 300 to 400ut activists demonstrating against the war. as we arrived, my partner and i activistsver 1000 from the right surrounded by police and others screaming "death to arabs." as we were protesting, they .oved toward us the police allow them to of toward us. the police allow them to attack us, to throw stones at us. later on as we were trying to leave, the police took -- the police did not attempt [indiscernible] they took over an hour to evacuate us while we were under heavy attack by stones and other missiles. many were injured. we had over 30 injured. two women are still in the hospital. there were gains in the streets beating up anyone who are a member of our organization --

. >>> researchers at duke university, couples with march tal problems are more -- marital problems.ore likely to have caughter. >> what? >> found couples with daughters were actually more likely to divorce than those that had sons. and the reason is that girls are more likely to survive stressful pregnancies, rather than boys, so if you're pregnant with a boy, more likely to lose the pregnancy if you are stressed out. >> really interesting. >> that means they are more likely to be born into marriages already on rocks. researchers say, or they used to think that girls caused more divorce than boys, but it turns out they're just better survival lists. >> fascinating on personal level. >> you have girl, right. >> i have a girl and a boy. >> so do we. >> my son, age ten, born at a very calm time in our lives. my wife would play the music for the baby, the whole thing. first kid, and the second kid, caught up in stressful things in our life. probably because we were raising a child at that point. she came out to be the most calm well adjusted and continues to be at age six child. so i'm

john wayne's heirs are duking it out with dike -- duke university. >> and the caliparients who were rescued from the sailboat after their baby girl got sick explain their decision this morning to take to the high seas. >> her team may have lost but she was a winner in the race for the world cup they often say, "i wish i had done this sooner." don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >> covering fremont, palo alto, not bay and all bay area this is abc7 news. >>> a california family rescued at sea three months ago thanks in part to a team at moffett field is defending their trip. the couple say they spent years planning, sailing from mexico to necessary those with their two young daughters but 18 day after setting sail in april it came to an end. their sailboat was stranded in the pacific 900 mile offshore and their one-year-old daughter got sick with fever and doctors think she had typhoid and salmonella. they were criticized. >> the word that came up about the trip was reckless. what do you say? >> we are experienced sailors and we raised our daughters on a sail boat and we

. >> he went from the bus to a scholarship at duke university, and then to harvard medical school where a haitian woman, and they have three children. though he travels the world, paul farmer insists haiti is home. services are free, but he still accepts gifts like the occasional rooster. >> give me the laundry list of the kinds of gifts you've gotten over the years. >> well, yesterday, i got two roosters. i got, probably, about a dozen and a half eggs. i got some milk. >> you got enough there for breakfast. >> yeah, yeah. i do. >> before we left haiti, dr. farmer insisted we meet one last patient. this is yolette sanon, a 35-year-old cancer survivor. the chemotherapy worked. her leukemia is in remission. >> it's awfully good news for her. >> good news. >> so she looks a million times better. [speaking foreign language] >> and this was the one place the normally in-control, even-keeled paul farmer revealed, sometimes his work does get to him. it happened when he read yolette's thank-you letter. >> i want to take this time to show my gratitude to you. if, as for me, if-- i'll read it to

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. >>> duke university researchers say they disagree with the idea that girls have a negative effect on of the parent's relationship. in fact, it finds girls are more likely to be born into marriages that are already strained. researchers say girls are quote harder in the womb and may survive pregnancies during stressful times. males don't fair as wl. the research is publish in the most recent issue of demo gravy. >> two super hero share a kiss. >> batman and spiderman as you've never seen them before. the magazine making waves with the new cover. meet henry. he's just like any other six year old boy. except henry can barely see or hear. a syndrome is taking away his senses but his mom says it will not slow him down. his inspirational story just ahead. >> and the stanley cup spends the day on the beaches at sea isle. what flyers fans think about the los angeles bringing the cup to >> a little boy who was born deaf is now also losing his sight. >> but he's not letting his rare condition stop him from having a full, fun life. karen hepp has henri' story and how you can help. ♪ >> reporter

according to the survey from duke university and cfo magazine, chief financial officers say that salaries will increase by 3 percent over the next 12 months, that is 1 percent ahead of inflation and more in line with the historic averages. we will know all of the data in less than two hours. i'm so exited to experience independence day here in london. i won't rub tonight their noses, promise big cheese burger right in front of them. >> i'm having a fourth of july bake sale tomorrow just to raise money for my golf fees. >> no one is buying it, ukee. >> i'm serious. thanks, jill, be safe. >>> still ahead this morning the real estate listing that is getting global attention. >>> plus terrifying moment for two boaters when something flips their boat over and amazingly the camera footage was in the ruiuined when they went in the water. more images and see what caused him to capsize ahead. >>> are you grilling out for fourth of july weekend we are live with fun ideas if you are looking to serve up something other than, traditional burgers and hot dogs, hot dogs i cannot even talk, we will grill

turns out that one of my heroes is former governor terry sandford who was also the president of duke university. i'm a proud graduate of the s sanford school of public policy. i learned he was one of the founding governors who started all of this a half century ago. it's amazing to see some of the quotes that he had 50 years ago because you could use probably half the things he said during the opening meeting today and they would still be relevant. one of the things he commented upon then in 1965 is that no one fully kprooe hcomprehends the e of children television. i just want to start by grounding us all in this conversation before i share a whirl wind of important research. i want to ask by asking everybody in the room. i want to think about the best teacher that you've ever had. gallop actually asked americans this as one of our daily polling questions a few years ago and we provided a prompt. we said now put that person's name in your head so i want you to do that right now. think of the best teacher you've ever had. put their name in your head. at the count of three, i'd like you to all s

so i'm a north carolinian, prior graduate of duke university and the george washington university lawchool, which my colleague is a professor. and most importantly, i'm someone who uses mail services an a very regular basis. i still pay all my bills by mail n send cards out and letters. i believe in the mission of the post service. my previous experience of 100,000 multinational company of course specifically gives me the skills necessary to drive change in our ever-changing world. i'm honored to have an opportunity to serve my fellow citizens through one of the most important institutions in america. some of the changes in our culture have caused many to question the intrinsic value of the postal service. i believe that our postal service is an essential part of the fabric of our nation. a vital part of our economy and material force in our personal lives. it is sometimes a sole option for businesses in remote areas to receive products that are essential to maintain manufacturing machinery or state a product for resale. postal services have personal impact for many who are unable to

i am on the faculty of the duke university medical school also a clinical researcher practicing gynecologist and obstetrician and the law could be interpreted any laws that put restrictions on regulations of the abortion headed major health care providers to prohibit the future enactment by such laws and the purpose is to protect women's health by ensuring services will continue to be available. but with the stated purpose of of bill but their assumptions that abortion is good and safe for women and the restrictions are medically unwarranted and number three access to abortions are important to women's health than the state has an interest to protect them and i will address each of these. the cdc says it is performed by license condition intended to do terminate the suspected pregnancy to give a nonviable fetus said any gestational age and the supreme court said it is different from other procedures because no other procedure and a life and the abortion decision has implications far brighter than those associated with other medical treatments. assumption number one with though ditcher that i

generated, and we have made a number of efforts under the city collaboration that we do with duke university and many, many, many other partners, to try and figure out how to streamline clinical trials as far as data collection, for example. but it is, it is difficult. we have 1600 meetings a year. under the paduf ama, and when w meet with the companies the senior medical officials are also at the meetings. >> that's the whole purpose of 21st century curesing, as we get to the second panel and we hear about the associations and from the tammys, i'm sure they are going to talk about how we can speed this process up. let me, the last question, our first 21st century cure. we heard that only 19 drugs outside of cancer and hiv space have have been approved by the accelerated approval path way since 1992. and i understand that you wrote a blog post after that hearing, how a number of drugs that were being considered under a accelerated approval, received traditional roo aal approval an statistics were somewhat misleading. can you provide examples of when it occurred? >> for certain rare diseases,

who was also the president of duke university. i'm a proud graduate of the sanford school of public policy and as i was studying up on the history of e.c.s. i learned he was one of the founding governors who started all this a half century ago and it's amazing to see some of the quotes that he had back then 50 years ago, because you could use probably half the things he said during the opening meeting today, and they would still be relevant. in fact one of the things he commented on. this was 1965 keep in mind is that no one fully comp hernandez the potential of educational television and four years later sesame street launched. we have always been talking about technology and education. and i just want to start by grounding us all in this conversation before i share a whirlwind of research gallup has gone over the past 1 1/2 years and start by asking everybody in the room a question. i want you think about the best teacher that you've ever had. gallup asked americans this as one of our daily polling questions a few years ago and