enzyme hoping it could help chronic aging conditions. that enzyme is cucumbers and cabbage. >> i love it. especially smothered in cheese and but ir. that's not good for you? look how beautiful she looks. she must eat a lot of broccoli. >> it's the end of the year. is that my one? live look now at chicago. our tower cams are everywhere. there's a little haze in the air. you can't see 2 wind but it's -- the wind but it's gusting. the big story is the warm-up coming our way. saturday will be a warm day. short sleeved weather for you. clean off the deck, patio, put away warm weather is comes and -- coming and it's not going to last. 40s and 50s right now. but as the warm air comes in, everyone's temperatures will begin to rise toward the 60-degree mark by sunrise tomorrow. humidity 57%, a dew point of 39. the surge of warm air is coming in. the snow is well to our north. now warm front tonight. that means we're on the warm side tomorrow. but then tomorrow night the cold front begins to approach. it will bring in a few rain showers well after

. >> you're not going to charge him with enzyme. reporter: officer heaggan-brown killed smith in august. and 11 council members sent letter to the district attorney asking him to release the video. know and understand we're standing behind the whole idea of transparency. reporter: the council president, hamilton, is saying heaggan-brown was sexual assault and prostitution made it more urgent for the community. >> if there are other reasons why we should not be shared it, that should be shared with the public as well. thema: that was adrienne pedersen reporting. we reached out to the district attorney's office, but we have not heard back. in the tast, the d.a. said she will not release the video until he make as decision on charges. members of the common council want to hear your ideas for reducing crime in milwaukee. this morning the public safety committee is inviting the public to share their thoughts on the new action plan. it was released in august. the plan calls for beefing up the city's police force by 280 juvenile detention

researchers found an enzyme in some natural foods that appears to slow aging.the compound - -found in greens like broccoli, cucumbers and edamame -- had an anti-aging water of normal aging mice.so far findings are limited to mice, but the results are so promising that they're launching studies on people using a pill form of the enzyme. a video, now making the rounds online, appears to show a man getting kicked off a san francisco cable car because of his pitbull.the unidentified man is arguing with the police officer.. when the officer tells him he can't have his dog on the car. but the man says the pit bull is his service dog. n transit does allow service animals on board. in china, a man climbed up a building to rescue a child hanging from a third story window. the two-year-old boy fell out of a window at his home, got his head stuck between the window's security bars and was dangling in the air. he was very scared... but not hurt. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4... coming clean. from y'all. i had to keep it hush hush from you guys...)) the "secret" olympian michael phel

an zyme in some natural -- enzyme in some natural foods appears tow broccoli, cue dumb berz, and cabbage -- cucumbers, and cabbage. the results are so promising that researchers are launching studies on people using a pill form of the enzyme. have similar effects as taking drugs. researchers at perdue university say mixing caffeine with alcohol, not such a great idea. the combined effect of the mixture like redbull and vodka is similar to taking cocaine. the study was especially targeted toward teens as their brains are more prone to change. >>> kids looking forward to trick or treating come monday. if you look at an average sized school classroom, two or more of those students have some sort of food allergy. unable to eat the candies they pick up on halloween. a growing campaign is trying to change that to raise awareness through the teal pumpkin project. a teal pumpkin on the front porch is a signal that a home is handing out nonallergenic treats. >> it makes me happy that people do it. >> the number of homes participating is growing. the every block in america. >>> people who don't pa

this enzyme may be able to prevent m associated with aging. on the heels of its mega merger---a-t&t has a new service plan that's ?budget friendly.?we'll bring you the details. 3 plus... the perfect halloween drink at starbucks.it's ahead! 3 3 3 a live look over.....on the johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold forecast...today (halloween): mostly cloudy. high: 58 tonight: mostly cloudy; patchy fog/drizzle late. low: 55 tuesday: becoming partly cloudy. high: 70wednesday: rainy skies. high: 60 forecast...today (halloween): tl tonight: mostly cloudy; patchy fog/drizzle la

scientists say an enzyme found in some natural foods may slow aging. the compound is found in broccoli, cucumbers, edamame so far findings are limited to mice, but the results are so promising that they're launching studies on people using a pill form of the enzyme. halloween is almost here ... and if you have children in your life, there's a good chance final preparations are underway. kim hutcherson reports.. there are a few things you should know about planning your costume ... and your route. trick-or-treating can be fun for kids of all ages ... as long as you follow a few safety tips. before heading out ... make sure costumes are fire-resistant... test out halloween make-up to make sure it's non-toxic ... and don't forget to clean those faces before bedtime. when it's time go out and collect candy, fasten reflective tape to kids' costumes and bags, so they can be seen by drivers after dark. you can also send them with small flashlights or glowsticks. children under the age of 12 should always be accompanied by it's okay to let older kids go out in

and enzyme in some natural foods that appear to slow aging. the compound found in berkeley newcomers and cabbage and antiaging effect when added to so far findings are limited to mice. but they results are so promising launching studies on people using a pill form of the enzyme for hope is of the enzyme may be able to prevent some of the chronic conditions associated with aging. >>> long lost loved one reunite along the next import of only for a matter of minutes. details on what the strange and emotional reconciliation. when news 3 live today returns i spent 22 years in the air force, and i was a republican for every one of them. i was rationalizing donald trump's behaviors until... i heard that tape, that was the last straw. i don't want my granddaughter thinking it's okay to be... treated that way, and my grandson growing up thinking... that's how you should treat women. that scares me, that scares me a lot. so hillary's got my vote. we don't see eye to eye on everything, but she's strong, and i respect her. and she's someone that my grandk

it's very researchers...those at the washington university school of medicine found an enzyme in ?some? natural foods that appears to slow aging.the compound --found in broccoli, cucumbers, edamame and cabbage -- had an anti-aging effect when added to drinking water of normal aging mice. researchers say the results are so promising that they're launching studies on people using a pill form of the enzyme. 3 starbucks is getting spoooky for halloween!the "frappula" is mixed with white chocolate sauce, milk and mocha.it's topped with strawberry puree to look like what else...blood. the dracula-inspired drink is only here until monday for halloween. some last second thrillers tonight in madison and milwaukee. ... 3 big time finishes including with the bucks and the badgers ???break??????break??? russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system let's protect social security, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards

has an anti aging effect had an anti-aging.this worked in a lab when the enzyme was added to drinking water in mice.so the findings are limited.but, the results are so promising that they're launching studies on people using a pill form of the enzyme. 3 a troubling trend has surfaced online that has some dentists gnashing their teeth in frustration.. frustration..do it yourself braces.a number of videos are making braces out of household items.they're getting a lot of views.experts call them outlandish..some videos suggest a hair band to try and straighten your teeth! "in one video i saw she used a paper clip and super glue.""i am so horrified and fearful that they are going to do harm to themselves." themselves." dentists say these do not work and teeth or gotten mouth infections.there is concern that this could cause permanent disfururement. 3 there are countless studies that show sitting all day at work is detrimental to your health. some companies are taking that very seriously and asking employees to hold meetings while they walk. cbs' teri okia reports from london. co-workers be

the enzyme is also found in cucumber, edamame and cabbage. >>> janessa joins us now. we are going shopping for groceries. >>> what's really great is this forecast because there's a lot of things planned if you've got some outdoor events, of course getting to that watch party at progressive field for game 4, wherever you go outside today, it's going to be amazing, especially for late october. >> 70s for late october. our leaves here. >> we've already seen snow in years past at this point. >> don't you miss that? >> no, i don't. >> come on, nick. come on. aren't you ready to hit the slopes and put on that big winter coat? he's, like, no, not today. okay, you guys can go ahead and lose that this afternoon. 70s return, a bubble of warm air tracking in. so this morning we're off to a really mild portage county, good morning, revenna 52 degrees. slightly cooler ashtabula, on the lake, mid-50s, lower 50s south and east of us, tuscarawas county to dover-new philly. so you're going to notice the wind flow. it's picking up out of the southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour, but we ar

the enzyme is found in broccoli, cucumbers and cabbage. tests shows it reduces age-related weight gain and vision problems in mice. maria: a georgia mother fighting for children with special needs everywhere after her adorable little boy was turned down by a modeling agency. 15-month-old asher nash was born with down syndrome outside atlanta is a total natural in front of the camera. that's why his mom meagan submitted his photos to the modeling agency searching for babies to represent oshkosh clothes. when the agency told her the company had not specified they were looking for a special needs baby, she posted her story and >> i see the way the world looks at my daughter. i see the way the world looks at my son. feel like it would change the world's perception of people with disabilities. maria: tonight, victory for this mom. carter's which runs oshkosh has now extended an invitation to asher to model as part of their holiday campaign. just fantastic. that is really great! all right. in the wee hours of the morning down on the cape and the

the pumpkin enzymes mixed with the acids in the pumpkin facial help breakdown the dry dead skin that starts to build in winter. it's a fabulous facial to have. >> it's a free service you do? >> it is. we have five different facials we offer. who doesn't like pumpkin in the fall. this is our featured facial. >> i have read a lot about pumpkin too in face masks it's just so good for you. it really is. like you said this time of year with the season change. i have noticed blotchiness and a little bit of acne different things like that. is that common for women? >> it is it's very common in the change of the seasons. and also, you know with age too. is the cell turnover starts to slow down as we get older. using something like that pumpkin facial will help breakdown all of that dry dead skin, and it reveals the brighter more luminous complexion and who doesn't want you have all of those good vitamins and enzymes like you mentioned. the pumpkin express facial is something you do for free right now right? >> it is. >> what is that service like? >> you come in, we discuss your skincare conc

that enzyme was found in things like broccoli, cucumbers, cabbage. those foods mixed with drinking water had an antiaging effect the results are promising enough that researchers who want to launch a study using -- researchers want to launch a study using people. >>> are you getting your home ready for the holidays? >> i am working on it. >>> up next, inexpensive ways >>> halloween is tomorrow and that means we're inching closer to thanksgiving and christmas and many people are starting to get their homes ready for the holiday.>> we have simple and inexpensive steps for you to create an elaborate table setting. >> reporter: hello, i am leanne from diva of diy.com. today, we have a table decorations that is perfect for the holidays. we will start with a tablecloth and you can pick one up at the store. you don't want an expected critters for dinner so make sure you bleach this first and let it sit down -- said out and drive. at the craps corey -- store, -- at the craft store. and you want balance. let's take a couple of lanterns and what will happen is

researchers found an enzyme could actually keep you young they tested the compound on mice and found it had. >> announcer: tie aging effect when added to drinking water results are so promising they are now starting studies on the pill form of that enzyme hoping if you don't like broccoli it can found in cucumbers, edameme and cabbage. >> i am eating that. >> on the way home i am heading to the grocery store. >> lots of broccoli. >> put a little seasoning on it. >> janessa with another look at weather. again, hard to believe you walked out today, really bitter cold days not bitter cold i know you and i argue about that, but chilly start this week this morning. not so >> 50s across the board. we are seeing a front sagging here in the clouds, they are in place across northern ohio. you are not going to enjoy too much sunshine as the front continues to make its way across the area. as nick said we are off to a very mild start. you just might need that light coat handy we are dealing with a breeze that is picking up. good morning lake county 57 east of us, to dover, new philly, upper 40s

results are so promising that scientists are launching studies on people using a pill form of the enzyme. the hope is that this enzyme may be able to prevent some of the chronic conditions associated with aging. researchers have debunked the myth that cranberries can prevent or cure a urinary tract infection. a team at yale university asked a group of older women in nursing homes to take either two cranberry capsules or dummy pills for one year. the women in both groups had similar rates of urinary tract infections and there were no differences in uti-related hospital stays or deaths. experts say doctors should prescribe antibiotics, and not using art to help local breast cancer survivors heal. four local women take part in a unique program matching cancer survivors with tattoo artists. wisn 12 news mike anderson was there as their scars from surgery were covered both physically and emotionally. first time, that glow, you know? mike: connecting the art of the tattoo to a breast cancer survivor is turning their mastectomy scars into healing for the body, heart, mind, and soul. >> people s

researchers say they found an enzyme that appears to slow aging. that enzyme is found in broccoli, cucumbers, at a mommy and cabbage. ruiz foods mixed with drinking water had an antiaging effect researchers want to launch a study using people. >>> we have quick programming note. you can catch the cma awards wednesday night here on abc 15. the cma's have quite a lineup this year. plenty of today's top artists including dierks bentley. other country favorites are returning to the stage including reebok, brooks & dunn, tim mcgraw, garth brooks, trisha yearwood, alan jackson and george strait. no worries, gma's robin roberts a special show tonight at 9:00. celebrating the cmac -- cma awards and will highlight special moments and performances by country music starts. >>> are you drag and kids around? don't get caught with an empty tank. we are taking action to find the cheapest prices in town. >>> we are keeping an eye on wall street. right now the dallas down 21 points -- right now the dow is down 21 points. >>> a warning from honda and the government.

. >> he is missing an enzyme. >> eddie's pirt is enough to duet him into the end zone. >> weeks and weeks of recovery and he's still one of the >> i see him doing a lot of things you wouldn't think he could do. >> number 11, eddie kimenow! >> i knew this was happening today for a couple of weeks but never in a mill years thought it would be this crazy with everyone here. >> so with that backdrop, we give you another look at eddie kimenow's touchdown run. >> yeah yeah. >> i want to thank all my teammates for helping me and blocking for me and making sure i don't get killed. >> as for eddie being an inspiration -- >> i'm inspired by a lot of people and i didn't know i was an influence until right now, really. >> well, you are and even more people in las vegas, eddie. we're all on team his parents for all they've done over the years. his dad said, it was amazing to see him so happy and his dream came true. >> no cheerleaders needed, the team was there. heroes here at home. firefighters continue to monitor a fire on mt. charleston. we're talking about the october fire, burning since friday. h

they have discovered an enzyme in certain vegetables that appears to fight the effects of aging. you guessed it. you see it right there. the enzyme is found in broccoli as well as cucumbers and tests show it reduces age-related weight gain and vision problems in mice. tests start on people next. doug: can you pour cheese on it? antoinette: that would make it so much better. doug: there's new hope for patients awaiting kidney transplants. stay with me on this one. doctors at a pennsylvania hospital are transplanting hepatitis-c infected kidneys into patients. the johns hopkins doctors say they treat the infected kidney so the patient doesn't get infected. they've performed five of these transplants so far. many of the organs come from otherwise healthy folks that may have died from drug overdoses. >> we start giving them medication. they then don't show evidence of it in their bloodstream and hopefully they'll be no different than someone who's never been exposed. doug: doctors say they could save 500 or more lives a year with the technique. nearly 2,000 people are awaiting organ

these machines basically, dna robots, are moving cells and enzymes. >> i've hea people describe this -- i've heard people describe this as an 8 armed grad student. we put them into this machine which is like a very precise mike: those tiny differences can mean everything to a manufacture. >> we work directly with perfumers. to invent new rose varieties. mike: that means the rose oil does not even exist in nature till a perfumer wishes it could. >> a little more fruity. we can make those changes with the genes. mike: designing new microbes using food and the beginning. ginko bioworks sees more cosmetics in the future. >> there a lot of products they came from whales, that we stopped using 100 years ago. those are now available in a way that does not impact the animal. ben: he supports efforts to label those ingredients as genetically modified. the ingredient are safe and hiding the information only adds to the fear they are not safe. hurricane we have been talking about all week long, harvey. where's matthew know -- now? harvey: it is going to start having more of an impact in georgia

they have discovered an enzyme in certain vegetables that appears to fight the effects of aging. that enzyme is found in, you guessed it, you see it right there, broccoli as well as cucumbers and cabbage. tests show it reduces age-related weight gain and vision problems in mice. doug: there's got to be a fat old guy. antoinette: no. doug: no broccoli for this kid. new hope for patients awaiting kidney transplants. doctors at a pennsylvania hospital are transplanting hepatitis-c infect ed kidneys into patients. they treat the kidney so the patient doesn't get sick. they've performed five of these transplants so far. many of the organs come from otherwise healthy people who overdose. -- drug overdose. >> we start giving them the medication. they then don't show evidence of it in their bloodstream. hopefully, they'll be no different than someone who's never been exposed. doug: doctors say they could potentially save 500 lives a year with this new technique. announcer: now, your stormteam 5 kelly ann cicalese. antoinette: we saw that rainbow earlier. kelly ann: a little light rain, a

mike w: these machines, basically dna robots, are moving cells and enzymes. >> actually i've heard people describe this as an 8-armed grad student. mike w: allowing scientists to test their different dna recipes faster and more precisely than ever before. >> and then we put them into the mass spectrometer, which is basically like a very, mike w: one atom can make a totally different molecule. but those tiny differences can mean everything to a manufacturer. we actually work directly with that >> we actually work directly with the perfumers at a place like robertet which is one of the world's great perfume houses to invent new rose varieties. mike w: and that means, the scent of this custom rose oil doesn't even exist in nature, until a perfumer wished it could. designing new microbes using food and flowers is just the beginning. gingko bioworks sees pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, even more animal products in its future. that came from whales that we stopped using a hundred years ago. those can now be available in a way that doesn't impact animal welfare. it's kind of magical. mike w: jason k

. >> ohsumi used enzyme cells to study the mechanism of autophagy and in 1993 discovered the gene thatontrols this process. he went on to unravel the entire autophagy process, researchers have established that this process does not function properly in people with parkinson's disease and other neurological illnesses. autophagy and ohsumi's discovery could lead to preventive treatments. he's a professor at the tokyo institute of technology. in 2015 he received a canadian international award and in 2013 he was named thompson/"reuters" citation laureate. >>> more updates at the topqéa ," time for 60 minutes live around the world. these are the headlines. a shock referendum in colombia. a historic peace deal with farc rebels rejected. those who showed up to vote in hungry overwhelmingly reject a move. in afghanistan launches a coordinated attack on the northern city of k unduz. theresa may finally announces a timetable for brexit. we will lat

this melon produces a large quantity of an antioxidant enzyme called sod. the enzyme keeps this unique melon from decaying and helps prevent cells from aging as fast as they normally would. (dr. sebagh) what's unique with meaningful beauty is we use this very powerful super antiox which is exclusive to meangful beauty. ebra) there's something in those extracts that turns back time. actually, my skin just gets better and better. ? (cat) now cindy, every meaningful beauty campaign, we always do a comparison of then and now pictures. -yes. -do you want to do it? -sure. -can we do it? okay, fine. here, i've prepped this. so this is you age 28. (cindy) this is the age i was when i started with dr. sebagh, -good. -okay. -forty-one. -yes. (cat) very little difference to me. and then again, 28 and 45. i mean, to me, the don't seem to be any difference at all, and then this is the full 20 years. -this is age 28 and age 48. -yes. right, these are just from a red carpet event, so there's no special lighting, nso that is a great comparison that anybody can see. what i

scientists found an enzyme in foods like cabbage, broccoli, process. scientists hope this ensdoem may be able to prevent chronic conditions associated with aging. >> jim: as you run to cook up some veggies yourself we want to take a look at what we're working on for "news 3 live at seven" tonight. >> reed: can a doctor's note get bill cosby off the hook for a very important event? what his attorneys want that has some scratching their heads. >> jim: flu shots so fast it could be you don't even have to get out of your car. those storiesd live at seven." >> reed: the news of the moment comes in the form of our weather authority kevin janison. kind of wimpy rain as you said earlier today. >> diet rain. [ laughter ] >> reed: rain minus. >> that's right. winds headed into halloween weekend and kind of makes it feel spooky with trees wrestling. good way to look at it. we'll have plenty of wrestling trees, especially sunday afternoon. how about a few of the -- view on a friday night? plenty of traffic as visitors have come to town. it's been an interesting da

he said, i've never seen liver enzymes as high as yours s are. >> donna isn't the only one with severe health issues. mark goolsby, who once worked at the plant, doesn't believe it's safe to l live here. >> there's been 12 people on this road alone die with different kinds of cancer. my mother's probably a mile or less from ththe plant. my mother stays chronically ilil with sinus s infections. there's other famimilies on ththis particular road, they have neurological problems, and all of this is documented through the lolocal doctors. >> there was one article in our macon paper about a lady that lives maybe 2 2 miles fromom he. her husband had passed away, and he had had a rare form of canancer. before he died, shehed both their hair tested, and it came up very high in some heavy metal elements.s. and so she had her water tested. we thought sure that's not our problem, but we e might as well have it tesested. >> donna sent her water here, to the university of georgia's water testing facility. using sophisticated instruments, technicians like jake mower are able to determine what elemen

he is missing an enzyme which allows substances to build up in his body which affects all of his organs. and the also his bones. he needs cervical fusions tire, he has had hip, knee and ankle surgeries and one of those put him in a ful body cast the for six weeks from arm pits down to his ankling. >> reporter: after that ed's mom and data didn't know if he would be able to walk but his spirit have served as an inspiration for his team mates. >> all the kids respect him for all the stuff he has gone through and the positive attitude ta he has. >> i see him doing a lot of things you wouldn't think he could do. >> reporter: eddy deserves most of the credit for always fighting and never the happiest moments of his life he made sure to thank those who supported him. >> how did that feel? >> awesome. >> i broke down in tears and i want to thank all my teammates for helping me in make sure i don't get killed. >> reporter: adam williams, 7 news. >> ryan: what a great attitude. no brainer, why the smithsonian is raising money to save a very famous pair you know me. that's new hampshire kelly ayo

it's all being broken down by some sort of enzyme. perhaps this is their method of denaturating their prey. either that or it's dinner. ( sighs ) ( screams ) commander. i'm not picking up any weapon residuals. i'd say he was physically torn apart. i'm picking up the life signs. this way. ( wheezing ) massive internal bleeding. let's get him to sick bay. chakotay: the data we downloaded from the ship's computer included navigational records. can you give us a map this is the hirogen vessel's flight path over the past five years. they've certainly covered a lot of space. this ship alone has visited over 90 star systems in the last year. i analyzed their logs. from what i can tell, this is a hunting species. we saw the skeletal remains from dozens of alien races displayed like trophies. there's also evidence they may be using some of their victims for food. the entire culture seems to be based on the hunt-- social rituals, art, religious beliefs. they're nomadic. it's carried them across huge distances. there is no evidence of a home pla

mice with the results also promising they're launching studies of people using the pill form of the enzyme they're hoping that it may be able to prevent some of the chronic conditions associated with aging the u.s. is the beacon of freedom around the world. those of us who served in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote. >>grant lodes: they joins us from hollywood with more on this story >>reporter: the person that i thought i was so close to the i realized i really thought i was gracious this entire time and fighting back tears she opens up on how breast cancer and her partial dissent to me as affected her relationship with our husband is the sentiments she echoed when she spoke the search for a teller and also brittle after the san francisco att

he's missing an enzyme which allows substances to build up in his body which affects all of his organs and also his bones. 12:01:03 12:01:06 he's had cervical fusions twice. he's had hip knee and ankle surgeries. and one of those surgeries put him in a full body cast for six weeks from his armpits down to his ankles. 12:01:20 after all that, eddie's mom and dad didn't know if he'd be walking far enough to score a touchdown. but h spirit has always been willing to get him into the end zone. 11:59:43 i've seen him in the roughest of times, after surgeries where there's weeks and weeks of recovery. and he's still one of the most positive people i know. he's always thinking of others. he's never down on himself. 11:59:55 12:00:01 really that has inspired us as a family to be better people. 12:00:06 11:39:40 all the kids respect him for all the stuff that he's gone through and the incredible positive attitude rest of us". 11:39:47 12;11:14 i've seen him do a lot of things that you wouldn't think he could do. like he was on the basketball court and hi finished up won of our games one time; i

. >> he's hissing an inship -- missing an enzyme that effects his organs and bones. he'd had hip, knee, and ankle surgeries, and one of those put him in a full body cast from armpits to ankles for six weeks. >> reporter: after all that eddie's mom didn't know if he'd be able to walk, much less score a touchdown. >> i've seen him in the worst times after surgeries when there's weeks and recovery, and he's still one of the most positive people i know. he's always thinking of others, never down on himself. really that's inspired us as a family to be better people. >> all the kids respect him for everything he's gone through, and just the incredible positive attitude. >> i see him doing a lot of things you wouldn't think he could do. like he's out on the basketball court and finished up a game one time, and it was awesome. talk to his mom, and he just said i'd love to opportunity to do this for real on the field, so it was for our boys to hear that, and know they get to do something special that not everybody gets to do i think was a powerful message for our boys to be a

he's missing an enzyme which allows substances to build up in his body which affects a organs and also his bones. 12:01:03 12:01:06 he's had cervical fusions twice. he's had hip knee and ankle surgeries. and one of those surgeries put him in a full body cast for six weeks from his armpits down to his ankles. 12:01:20 after all that, eddie's mom and dad didn't know if he'd be walking far enough to score a touchdown. but his spirit has always been willing roughest of times, after surgeries where there's weeks and weeks of recovery. and he's still one of the most positive people i know. he's always thinking of others. he's never down on himself. 11:59:55 12:00:01 really that has inspired us as a family to be better people. 12:00:06 11:39:40 all the kids respect him for all the stuff that he's gone through and the incredible positive attitude that he has in infectious on the rest of us". 11:39:47 12;11:14 i've seen him do a lot of things that you wouldn't think he could do.l finished up won of our games one time; it was awesome. 12:11:26 shane herbig head coach 12:04:28 i was walking up wi

. >> they found an enzyme in broccoli, cucumbers and cabbage, those foods mixed with drinking water aging effect. researchers want to launch a study and they want to use people. . >>> we made mistakes absolutely tonight. that was part of it. but then again, we just have to do more offense to give ourselves a chance. >> the manager hoping his team can pull through. there are no more time. the chicago cubs are one game away from losing the world the cubbies finding it tough to get against cooper. >> the cubs have to win the final game to win the world series and beat this historic curse of the boligo. >> they're going to play today, win. don't lose the world series at wrigley, please. there's a watch party in goodyear tonight. free admission to all fans. gates open at 4:30 and first pitch is 507 tum tim and concessions will be open. bring a blanket for the lawn. first come, first serve. >>> arizona coyotes returning from their six game road trip. they look good getting an early goal but they wouldn't be able to hang on to the lead. the pack falls to the . >>> we're taking action to keep you

he's missing an enzyme, which allows substances to build up in his body which affects all of his had cervical fusions twice. he's had hip knee and ankle surgeries and one of those put him in a full body cast from six weeks from armpits down to his ankles."after all that, eddie's mom and dad didn't know if he'd be able to walk...nevermind score a touchdown. but eddie's spirit has always been willing to get him into the end zone. "i've seen him in the roughest of times, after surgeries where there's weeks and weeks of recovery and he's still one of the most he's always thinking of others. he's never down on himself. really that has inspired us as a family to be better people." "all the kids respect him for all the stuff that he's gone through and just the incredible positive attitude that he has in infectious on the rest of us." "i've seen him do a lot of things that you wouldn't think he could do. like he was on the basketball time. it was awesome." "i was walking up with eddie and talking to his mom, and one of the things he said was that 'i would just love the opportunity, coach to

he's missing an enzyme which allows substances to build up in his body which affects all 12:01:03 12:01:06 he's had cervical fusions twice. he's had hip knee and ankle surgeries. and one of those surgeries put him in a full body cast for six weeks from his armpits down to his ankles. 12:01:20 after all that, eddie's mom and dad didn't know if he'd be walking far enough to score a touchdown. but his spirit has always been willing to get him into the end zone. 11:59:43 i've seen him in the roughest of times, after surgeries where there's weeks and weeks of recovery. and he's still one of the most positive people i know. he's always thinking of others. he's never down on himself. 11:59:55 12:00:01 really that has inspired us as a family to be better people. 12:00:06 11:39:40 all the kids respect him for all the s gone through and the incredible positive attitude that he has in infectious on the rest of us". 11:39:47 12;11:14 i've seen him do a lot of things that you wouldn't think he could do. like he was on the basketball court and hi finished up won of our games one time; it was awesom

scientists have found an enzyme in natural foods that can no school of medicine is a broccoli cucumbers at a mommy and a cabbage have an antiaging affect when paired with water. cucumbers are okay. everything else you have to force it down my throat. >> even if it sautied or grilled. >> why can't cookies be healthy or rice crispy treats. do you know what >> i love rice crispy treats. >> at least for halloween. >> that's probably bettee than the candy out there actually. >> in your veggies and also we could really use the moisture in the state. but right now we're just seeing mostly cloudy conditions. a few spotty showers for the amount overnight but beware there will be areas of dense fog for much of the morning hours gradually clearing skies and partly cloudy through today. seventys today and monday and then an eventual cool down come tuesday and wednesday. second. as you can see some of fog will cloudy. here is the view now from loveland ski area. it is very nice you can see snow on the eaks but also partly cloudy there. here is your first look at increasing wind the afternoon for hig

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the study published by washington university reports that an enzyme boosted the mice mices' metabolismn't act their age. more study needs to be done to determine the benefits for humans that might be enough for all of us at this point. john: i'm with it. donald trump trailing hillary clinton by more than 5 points in the real clear politics average of national polls and he's behind in many of the critical battleground states. so what does he need to do to brace his supporters for a potential lose on election night? well, he'll doing nothing. in fact, he's insisting the whole thing is a sham. >> the best evidence that the system is rigged is the fact that hillary clinton despite her many crimes was even allowed to run for president in the first place. you see these polls where they are polling democrats, how is trump doing, he's down. they are polling democrats. the system is corrupt and it's rigged and it's broken. folks, what's going on here? what's going on? our country is rigged, it's crooked and it's broken. job-killing obamacare is one more way the system is rigged. she lives the h

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of youth a group of researchers led by the washington university school of medicine say it is an enzyme in broccoli that may slow the aging process in humans. other veggies that might reduce your wrinkles, bb >>> and right now clearwater officials are cleaning up the city and they are starting with properties that are not up to code. you're watching code enforcement officers, the police department and solid waste staff helping remove debris there. they also talked to people about what they can do to fix up their homes. >> it is hard in some of the lower income areas because a lot of these areas are tenants that -- tenants occupied and landlords, and sometimes they don't want to do anything. our jobs as code enforcers are to try to help the tenants and the rest of the community to beautify. >> code enforcement left notices in some homes. they're giving them several weeks to fix any of these problems. >>> great weather for a neighborhood clean-up. and here is our storm team 8 meteorologist julie phillips. >>> we have seen fantastic conditions. it has been a little breezy. besides that, ju

they have discovered an enzyme in certain vegetables that appears to fight the effects of aging. that see it right there -- in broccoli as well as cucumbers and cabbage. tests show it reduces age-related weight gain and vision problems in mice. tests on people start next month. doug: now i know why i weigh so much. follow me on this one if you can. there's new hope for patients awaiting kidney transplants. doctors at a pennsylvania hospital are transplanting the johns hopkins doctors say they treat the infected kidney so the patient doesn't get infected. they've performed five of these transplants so far. many of the organs come from otherwise healthy folks who may have overdosed on drugs. >> we start giving them medication. they then don't show evidence of it in their bloodstream and hopefully they'll be no different than someone who's never been exposed. doug: doctors say they with this technique. nearly 2,000 people are awaiting organ transplants. 82% of them need kidneys. announcer: stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. antoinette: all right, kelly ann,