. >> you will think there's a wax worm of gummi bear proportions in this guy's ear. >> that's ear wax and gummy worm in the same sentence. >> that's an abomination. >> that's an after birth. >> that's his brain coming out with it? >> if you want to see this, check it out on the mobile app and show your boss and gross him out. >> you love our show. watch it again on the next >> right now, a quiet start to the day, but,traing some changes on the way. the timeline when to expect rain this weekend. >> breaking news, hours after this little girl found miles from her home, police have arrested her former baby-sitter. the new details we're learning

for ear tubes. also kids with fluid in their ears for three months should consider it. others might need to wait and be closely monitored. " one of the biggest challenges is that not every every child who comes in is fussy and who has ear pain has a true bacterial infection, many of the kids have a viral process, and they're just sick."@16:11 "do you have any questions. you do...what kind of question do you have." jackson seems happy he got the tubes. "it was wonderful, he's been wonderful every since." as his mom looks forward to a pain free fall and winter. in west des moines, megan reuther, channel 13 news. doctors are looking at ways to make the process even smoother. young recently presented the results of a study he did to see if adding numbing medication to the ear during surgery would lessen pain. coming up on today in iowa sunday... the hawkeyes prove they deserve their top ten ranking and the cyclones show up to play at homecoming. stick around ... morning sports is paul rhoads made some b

. >> reporter: that rest on prosthetic ears. >> can you take off your ears for me for a second? see how these are doing. >> reporter: pat's come to nyu langone medical center to undergo the most extensive face transplant ever attempted. a medical team led by surgeon eduardo rodriguez has been preparing for this unprecedented surgery for three years now. >> this is a very graphic image, but it gives you an understanding of everything that's going to be removed. >> reporter: he warns pat the painstaking procedure to remove his scar-tissued face and replace it with a new one could kill him. his chance of surviving, just 50 50. >> the reality is we can make you much worse than you are now. and if this were not to work we've actually made you worse than you were before. this, right? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: it's a risk pat is more than willing to take because for more than a decade pat's lived with the scars, both physical and mental, from the fire that burned off his face. >> just like every other fire. >> reporter: it was 2001. pat was a volunteer fireman responding to a house fir

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. >> reporter: that rest on prosthetic ears. >> can you take off your ears for me for a second? see how these are doing. >> reporter: pat's come to nyu langone medical center to undergo the most extensive face transplant ever attempted. a medical team led by surgeon eduardo rodriguez has been preparing for this unprecedented surgery for three years now. >> this is a very graphic image, but it gives you an understanding of everything that's going to be removed. >> reporter: he warns pat the painstaking procedure to remove his scar-tissued face and replace it with a new one could kill him. his chance of surviving, just 50 50. >> the reality is we can make you much worse than you are now. and if this were not to work we've actually made you worse than you were before. so you completely understand this, right? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: it's a risk pat is more than willing to take because for more than a decade pat's lived with the scars, both fire that burned off his face. >> just like every other fire. >> reporter: it was 2001. pat was a volunteer fireman responding to a house fire

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we looked in her ear. and she definitely has an ear infection, so that may or may not be involved. woman: i brought my dog in for a follow-up from a head injury last month. i literally would not be able to afford her vet bills without this group here. j.j.: this medicine, it tastes like--it' s a treat flavor, so you really want to hide it from her so she doesn' t get into the bottle and eat all of it. and that could be toxic, ok? so you have this, and you have your antibiotics right here. right? ok? and that should at least help for pain and infection. liz: when you volunteer for something of this caliber, the type of person that donates their time is an open, good-hearted, generous person. and that' s why we get along, you know. we just have that kind of circle of camaraderie because we' re all in this together for the animals. it' s very sad when you' re driving down the street and you see a homeless person with their dog, and you know that that animal needs veterinary care, and there' s nothing you can do for them. so this is a way for us to be able to provide that to that popul

because these people are having it for the first time. >> and the doctors say those hairs in your ears are meant to push the kax wax out. >> but you need wax in there. he says someone with a q-tip is just packing the wax back in the ear. >> i use q-tips. >> i want to have this done because i swear i can't hear things sometimes. >> this is what it looks like when they start pulling things out. >> okay, looks like amber. it's like the opening scene of jurassic park. >> it's like -- >> now, when he gets to this guy he says he's going to need greater suction. >> dog, when's the last time you cleaned your ears? >> you're going to think there's a wax worm of gummy bear >> gear wax and gummy worm in the same sentence. that's an abomination. >> that's an afterbirth. >> does his brain come out with it? >> you can go to our website or check it out on our mobile app and show your boss and gross him out. >> a guy pulls a prank on his two boys. >> he's the youngest one when he realizes what's actually inside his books. >> and still to come, jumping out of a helicopter at the tiptop of a mountain to

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[mickey] we got ears, say, "cheers!" ok team, let's get these blocks lined up, from smallest to largest. let's start with e smallest block. which one is the smallest? right. now which block is the smallest? [giggles] right again. now which block is the smallest? that's rightht [chuckles] and so that just leaves this one, the largest one all. goody, we made stairs. now we can hop up there and get wilbur. easy peasy, lemon squeezy. [plays music] what? aw, nuts. gee willikers, he's a tricky little hopper. quick, hop after him! gosh, now where'd he hop to? i don't know, i don't see him anywhere. [horn honking] hey, everybody, it's me, fisherman pete. wanna come along to mickck pond and fish for some gooey fish? i've got everything you need, see? fishin' cap. handy fishin' rod. i've even got marshmallows. ooh! sorry, pete, but we're trying to catch my grasshopper. how about you, ducky? nope, i'm hoppin'. well alrighty then, i'll catch you all later, after i catch me some gooey-fish. oh-oh! toodle-loo. see ya. gone fishin'. [m

my ears became infected with fungus. i can take a lot of pain, but when you've got something inside your ear that you can't scratch, it's like there is a bug in your head and it keeps gnawing at you. they brought these quack doctors. >> i don't know what's wrong, man. my ears are killing me right here. i can't sleep. i can't do anything, i can't think, i can't read. what is it? what is that? >> here is where it gets really worse. >> oh, god! is it supposed to be like that? oh, god. oh, god! oh, god! >> they popped both my eardrums. it hurt so damn bad, i couldn't think, i couldn't sleep. i could barely eat. the only time i ever contemplated suicide was because of my ears. i would tell myself just five more minutes, just hang in there five more minutes. my goal every day was just to live five more minutes. one of the days that was really bad, we had goldleaf in charge of our cell. he was famous for having prisoners beaten until they grid to give him cigarettes. he was even more famous for having had over a couple hundred

i got smiles ear to ear. i can't believe that happened. i can't believe we did that. it was a great feeling. >> months later, it was time for the reunion. >> you look great, you look good. hi, cutie. how you doing? you remember us? >> if you get stopped by a police officer, you forget that face. you know? but these two guys, we're going to remember them forever. >> it was more than police help, a service or something. it seemed that they actually cared. >> this was by far the most different, rewarding thing i have ever done or been a part of. >> like he said, it's one of the top things that you can ever do on the job. >> this job has its perks and rewards, but i think that ws one of the best ones. better than a free cup of coffee. >>> up next. >> what i saw after that is just undescribable. with the car barreling up behind me. >> see what happens when a training exercise for a guide dog turns into a real-life rescue. [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day is the staying awake part, sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because whe

and we got ears, say "cheers!" roses are red, they sure aren't blue, i got a bunch of them for this giant shoe. let's all count the roses as i toss them into the shoe. ready? one, two, three, seven, eightnine, ten, 11, 12! we have 12 roses. that's a dozen flowers, you know. [sniffs] ahh. the shoe smells rosy. and it's as fresh as a d dsy, too. [giggles] now, let's get this show back on track, shall we? hit it, boys! there was an old womanwho lived in a shoe it was no longer stinky and she knew what to do she turned it into a wonderful house and invited us all to a dinner made by minnie mouse [both] hooray for the old woman in the no longer stinky shoe! [barks] how you feeling, chicken friends? gee, i guess you need some more rest. but don't worry about the musical. all your friends are helping out, right? right! with a hey-diddle-diddle and a cock-a-doodle-doo i have anothermarvelous rhyme for you this one is called, donald dumpty. aw, this is ridiculous. how do i always get in this mess? aw, be a good egg, donald.

why, sur we got ears. say, "cheers!" hmm. we already have 8 squares on the picnic blanket-- enough for 8 friends, and if we add the 4 squares on this towel, how many squares ararthere altogether? 8... 9, 10, 11,2. oh! mickey: so, 8 squares plus 4 more squares is 12 squares. will that be enough room for all 12 friends? yep. that's just right! [laughs]s]now, we can have our picnic! come on, everyone. let's set it up. ok. we got us the picnic blanket and the extra towel, and we got ourselves the plates. so let's bring on the eats. yum! [wind gusting] [all exclaiming] oh, dear! our blanket and towel are gone! now, there's nothing for us to sit on. hold on, minnie. we need something that will help us reach the blanket and the towel. uh, mickck, how about we check our mousedoodles-- uh--micecaboodles-- mouseketools? good idea, goof. everybody, say... oh, toodles? [ringing] mickey: hmm. can we use the trampoline to reach the blanket and the towel? you betcha! we can bounce on the trampoline and reach them both. we got ears. say, "ch

happy guests smile ear-to-ear. it's exciting. >> in short, this isn't just any snow, it's good snow. just the way skiers and borders like it. >> this is light, fluffy snow for november. so it's awesome. >> i am so cold. >> even better, it's just the beginning of the season. >> what are you hoping for this season? >> more snowstorms. el nino. >> now, about 16 inches, the other areas, a little bit more, some less. you can see pretty impressive. so far this year, and snow making in full force at all of the resorts. thanks to the cold temperatures that are sticking around now that the snow has moved through. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> it looks so beautiful up there. >>> thanks so much. >>> there was also snow in the bay area. sky 7 hd was over mt. hamilton. a light dusting of fresh powder there. >> well, the warming stroll became a little bit complicated. sky 7 hd spotted these people sloshing through water after a super high tide called a king tide flooded highway 101 again. the king tide through san francisco and

. >> you said my ears are like elephant ears.dn't know i had big on ears. >> this is an upper lip. you see, then this fits heidi exactly. that's her new lip. >> on the day it will probably take about eight, nine hours. and it all goes down the drain at the end of the night. >> heidi enlisted the help of her friend and project 4 winner, christian. >> it has to be fierce. >> fabulous, you will be stun ppg quite sheer. >> if you want an invite, be warned. always put on the invitation, if you don't have a costume, you will not get in. and in the beginning, people were like, they come with some silly >> i and i'm like, no, you have to have a real outfit otherwise you will not get in. >> yeah, her party isoutfit thi weekend. our senior news editor has an invite and they will bring awful wrap-up monday. >>> we are celebratour 35th anniversary this season. we have been to countless movie sets including one film that is also reaching the milestone this year.ing it's been 25 years since "home alone." >> heads up! oh! >> it is us looking ba

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she may though have permanent damage to her ear. she says she saw the dog bite the child inside this fall river apartment and her boyfriend managed to get the dog to the woman says it was a terrifying scene. >> a good 7 minutes that dog had the baby in his mouth. ear was pretty much like severed, like it was awful, like pretty much severed and you could see a cut on the back of the head. >> reporter: the child being treated at children's hospital providence. the family does not plan to bring the dog back into that apartment. >>> parents demanding answers during a pembroke school meeting after a student was allowed to go back to school after allegedly make threats against other students. parents say a 12-year-old boy told other kids at a halloween party outside of school that he wanted to kill students. they think the school is not doing enough to protect students against this displet they are terrified. >> i know they're scared, i know it's one less school crime, i know one less incident. >> school officials say after a mental healt

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." - walter smith - nw 6th drive resident walter smith lives within ear-shot of evolution nightclub on north-west sixth drive... he was taking his dogs out early 15:50:25 "we hear arguing, and then we hear a car alarm go off for a good 20 minutes. and then, all the sudden, it sounded like fireworks - pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop." - walter smith - nw 6th drive resident walter smith lives within ear-shot of evolution nightclub on north-west sixth drive... he was taking his dogs out early sunday morning when he heard the sounds of the metro's third homicide this weekend. 15:50:34 "so i called 9-1-1 and said, 'you might want to get here, like, now - shots fired.'" deputies from the polk county sheriff's office found 20-year-old dashwan smith outside the club suffering a gunshot wound... smith later died from his injuries in a nearby hospital. three more victims then turned up in area hospitals with gunshot wounds...police aren't releasing their names as they search forswers. 15:43:01 "what we know is that there was several hundred people in and around the club during this incident, and we

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the ear was pretty much severed the ear was pretty much severed. it was awful. >>julie: the baby lost a portion of her ear and had lacerations to the skull and face. neighbors believe that the dog attacked out of jealousy. fall river animal control took the dog from the home. >>> the first time presidential candidates can file to get on the ballot for the new hampshire primary. republican donald trump is expected to file his papers and pay the $1,000 fee at the statenow concord. democratic long shot martin o'malley will travel to concord. 17 major party candidates are expected to enter the race. the deadline to file is november 20. the date for the new hampshire primary has not been set yet, but will be in february. big surprises on election day in the hub. the two longest serving members on boston city council have lost their seat. last night counselor charles yancy conceded defeat. much of mattapan and dorchester much of mattapan and dorchester. victoria campbell beat him. she was just a year old when he took office. >> this vote shows that we are not focused

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smell the ear. >> okay. let's swap. >> jimmy: wow, wow, wow. okay. >> swap the hand grenade. >> jimmy: careful. here. [ audience ohs ] >> now this is a real beauty. this is the second largest -- i think it can smell porcupine. this is the second largest lizard in the world. it's an asian water monitor. [ laughter ] they get up to about 40 pounds. >> jimmy: oh, my god. look at that tongue. >> and a couple of meters long. and they've got this extraordinary tongue which they use for finding their prey. now in the wild, fairly small birds, small mammals, reptiles. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's just stopping and staring right at me. that's what i was saying, like, do i? no. >> do you know why they have a a forked tongue, snakes and lizards? >> jimmy: no, i don't. >> well, it's so they can taste the direction that the smell is coming from. when they stick it out and it whafs around. if there's more scent coming from this direction, then it knows that's the direction that the smell is coming from. so that's why snakes and lizards have these sort of fork

ear was pretty much like severed, like it was awful. like pretty much severed, and you could see the skull on the back of the head. >> the tried is being treated at hasboro children's hospital in providence and the family does not plan to bring the dog back into the apartment. >>> connecicut police are calling off their plan to teach drivers a tough lesson about locking their car doors at night. officers had been taking valuables out of unlocked cars and leaving a note behind that told the car owners to pick up the items at their local police station. the city of new havens' attorney advised the police department to put the trial program on hold. the proposal had been under fire by concerned citizens since it was introduced earlier this week. >>> two teenaged girls facing charges after a bus brawl in florida. police officer. they say it happened as authorities were trying to break up a fight on a school bus. that's when the girl suddenly jumped in. >> reporter: the brawl in the back started between a group of boys against one. the drive

temperatures in the up ear's, still it will be pleasant, sunshine around, then we warm it up next few. >> love it. >> no snow yet in our forecast, no signs of any persistent cold air coming up any time soon. let's talk about what's happening. today little more seasonable, we bring back northeast winds, that's the trends today with temperatures back to the up ear's, but then, tomorrow, thursday, it will be milder again, as we approach the upper 60s, getting close to 70, thursday, however, there will be clouds, some showers, and i think it ruins our shot at reaching 70. that's the rain we will be dealing with, for the second half of this week. it is cool this morning, suburbs, south jersey, mid and low 40's this hour, still spots at around ooh degrees, depending on what your spinned speeds are. forty-five palmyra. forty-three chalfont, as ten, couple of cold spots to the north and west, clear skies, allentown, quakertown, checking in at 39 degrees, doylestown, richboro low and mid 40's. there you go, back door cold front came through from the north yesterday, brought few high level clou