finally, izzo's heart gets a break. if things are going poorly, his heart rate goes up.gs are going well, his heart rate comes down. >> reporter: when the game starts up again, it doesn't look good for his team. >> he just blew his stack. 9:14 to go in the game. slammed the table. >> reporter: the referees start calling fouls. and izzo gets mad. really mad. >> izzo, izzo, izzo. >> reporter: in the control room, the crew finds izzo's reactions down right entertaining. but dr. oz says this is potentially dangerous. >> dealing with a quick sudden burst of anxiety like someone called you up and scared you about some news is one thing. having chronic stress that never gets better, that's even more detrimental. >> his heart is up to 130 now. >> reporter: his core body temperature climbs to 100 degrees and his heart rate spikes to a game high 135 beats per minute. that's 70% of his max heart rate, which is the same percentage experienced by a marathoner. and izzo hasn't even left court side. >> this is definitely not a laboratory experiment. i mean, this is in the real laborato

, and the appearance of heart muscle cells. >> in the meantime, die, diastoc heart failure is still oneing causes of death in the u.s. >> when we're yungz children, the heart is a very compliant structure. it acts like a party balloon. it can handle the volume of air. as people enter the 70s and 80s the heart will work like a leather purse. to alter the progression of the disease process. >> what is the next step in look at how this protein that you isolated affects the heart or even the rest of the body? >> we do know that this protein as well as in the blood of humans and we know that it likely has some relationship with disease. so the big thing in the heart is of themenofis: how quickly cane really supportive change this as humans is a good idea and that's going to take a lot of hard work that we'll do as fast as we can. >> there are thousands of proteins like this in a mouse or a human body. it's remarkable that they found it at all. >> just in the blood, it's a molecular needle in a haystack. they didn't even know what they were looking for. they just saw an effect. that's why the

richard lee is antoinette lee's heart specialist. >> her heart doesn't profuse properly. >> joined forcesto tackle this problem. what they found was astonishing. >> so you found basically that when you joined an old and a young mouse together, the sizes and the structure of the hearts changed. how dramatic was this change? >> it was amazing enough that even i could see it looking at the heart as a whole. and even more amazing when you started digging more deeply into the layers of how the individual cells changed, how the genes that the cells expressed changed as a result of this exposure to young blood in the old animal. >> that growth was gross differentiation factor 11, gh 11. that makes the mouse's heart young again in 11 weeks. here in harvard researchers like dr. lee and dr. waige wager are trying to solve a problem. >> we developed a hypothesis that there was something in the blood because the blood has access to all these different cells. and might be able to communicate these signals. >> there must be thousands of items in the blood. how did you isolate this protein that you didn

rick majerus died of heart failure.eague, john brenkus, put devices on michigan state basketball coach tom izzo's body to monitor his vital signs during a tense game. watch. before the game, his heart rate is at 68 beats per minute. breathing rate, 14 breaths per minute. all healthy for a 59-year-old. but just 9 minutes into the game, with the team trailing by 12 points, a shocker. his heart rate and breathing rate just about double. and then, with less than six minutes left in the game. an unflavorible call. coach izzo's core body temperature peaking at 100 degrees. his heart rate soaring to 135 beats per minute. >> tom is just really passionate. even though there's a lot of stress, he definitely gets it out. >> reporter: and that can be dangerous if you have any kind of heart problem. >> it's not really the stress you can lessen. it's the response to the stress. you need to find a way to deal with that so you don't internalize it. >> reporter: and if the stress is long-term, doctors say it could lead to a slew of prob

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i chose to copy the human heart, it is not a complex as other artificial heart.experimental artificial hearts of the news for years, but they are you temporary pumps designed to keep the patient alive while they wait for a transplant. hasfrench health minister said consoles it's is to the patient's family, and lends support to the medical teams behind the device. it is too soon to say whether the device has a basic test -- been a success. >> the most expensive city in the world is officially it bombed tokyo from the top spot. due to theising price of utilities, and number two is right here in paris. kate explains. >> and poor has reached new heights. the city state is home to nearly 5.5 million people, and is become the most expensive city to live in. isording to the economist, isolated location names and license really ought other countries for energy and water supplies, while luxury fashion makes it a pricey city for clothes. it rose six spots in this year's ranking. yen saw tokyo fall to sixth place, and caracas raucous, geneva, and melbourne. many living ine

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. >>> and the purple heart, 70 years later. the world war ii veteran shot down by the nazis who said no to the purple heart at 19. the great-grandfather now, why he's changed his mind tonight. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with the only real clue, the only possible trace of malaysia ai p airlines flight 370 that vanished on friday. tonight, all searchers have to go on are two oil slicks in the south china sea, spotted by a search plane scouring the water from above. on the ground, inside one of those planes, teams inspecting piles of life jackets, this weekend, holding out hope that against all olds, they might still use them. and from beijing tonight, this. family members filling out the paperwork for visas to travel to wherever the plane may be found. we have team coverage here and we start with the new questions about two passengers on board, the passports they used were not their own. let's get right to pierre thomas tonight. pierre, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, david. a sweeping international investiga

. >> heart rate is coming up. this is cardio with strength training, great for the heart addressing things that women need to address during menopause. >> should you do that to the other side? >> yeah. you have to be even. >> do you do as many as you can? >> 8 to 12 repetitions usually two to three sets. if you can do more, do more. >> maybe set a goal and raise the goal so you are constantly getting your heart rate up. >> exactly. now, stability ball. some have them. maybe have them around from the 80s. >> i sit on this at my desk. >> wonderful. great for your core. one of the key things for women's fitness is keeping the core strong. during menopause it sinks right here. so core stuff is so important. simple, holding the stability ball, raising it up, and down. up and down. >> you are keeping your muscle mass going in your upper body. same thing to the side. >> that's not a weight at all. this is a light ball. what is it doing? >> you know what, it's cumbersome so it's not a motion that you're used to doing with

a cooler head, and a healthier heart. mau maura schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >>> a new hit from the airlines. first, it was frequent flyer miles. then, bereavement fares. tonight, a crackdown on the size of our carry-on bags. the latest salvo in the battle between airlines and passengers, especially passengers trying to carry their bags onboard. david kerley told under the circumstances what happened today. >> reporter: you've seen it. fliers trying to avoid the baggage fees. >> we want to welcome travelers with carry-ons that have no chance of fitting in the overhead compartment. >> reporter: like in this skit on "saturday night live." those flyers may be stopped before they get to the gate and sent back to the counter. american airlines are looking for folks who may be carrying too much. united has recently added sizing kiosks at airports. the airline says this is about loading and unloading quickly. this is not a new policy. this is just enforcement of the rules. reminding customers about the limits and size of ba

my heart goes out to all these individuals. we're going to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: technically, this is still a search effort. but officials stress it is now extremely unlikely that anyone will be found alive. it's begun to rain this afternoon. and conditions have really deteriorated, making things that much more hazardous. diane? >> neal karlinsky will stay on the story for us through the night. thank you, neal. >>> now, we turn the to the other urgent search tonight, this one, half a world away in the depths of the indian ocean. after some punishing weather, the search for the lost passenger plane has resumed. abc's david wright, now, on what the team is up against. >> reporter: today the search planes are back out. but the mission has changed. no longer is this a rescue. now, it's only about recovery. and the recovery effort won't be easy on seas so stormy, the search area had to be put on hold for 24 hours. >> we're not searching for a needle in a haystack. we're still looking for the haystack. >> reporter:

make our hearts stronger. this is the voice. to the heart and soul.t my heart in san francisco. i honor it all to me. to be with little cable cars fly halfway to the stars. some morning it is in the air. i don't care. my love waits there in san francisco. among the blue and clear sky. when i come home to you san francisco. your gotten sky will shine for me. your golden sky will shine for me. (clapping.) >> thank you very, very much. the pacific boy choir academy. (clapping.) an academy that is supported by willie lewis brown. well, you, you know, it took the state legislature to make this a reality but it took the i am going and the drive a political savvy of the lady who is the president of naacp. ass allows decided there could be no better way to celebrate black history month than to make history that's why we're here today and alice we owe you a big debt of grutd. thank you for being our official host today (clapping) you also doubt there are many people who can't be called a celebrity or dignitary. i'm going to do this because our all special just

. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning.oday his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. it that the crash had a music festival claims a third life. the latest victim was among a crowd of people outside of l.a. nightclub last thursday. 20 >> to others were injured and several remain hospitalized. faces multiple charges including capital murder. he remains in jail and $3 million bail. the largest earthquake felt in six years hit southern california this morning. >> experts say more are expected. u.s. navy seals have successfully taken control of an oil freight there. >> 3 armed with the and seized it. it is carrying a shipment of libyan oil bound for north korea. no one was injured and the raid. the american destroyer. >> an army general has reached a plea agreement in a sexual assault case. the general will not have to face such charges. instead he will plead guilty to carrying on a thre

stay in touch with your heart, cardiovascular system. the next week we focus on muscle training, strength training, using their own body weight, things they can do in their own homes to make sure their bones and muscles stay healthy. never too late to start. >> where do we start? >> let's start. i have come up with a couple of different exercises that address different things. i'm just going to go right into it. >> okay. >> i'm just going to show you one. using things that you have at home. you don't have to join a gym. you don't have to invest in dumbbells or anything. >> okay. >> soup can, water bottle. >> i've got one of each. >> we're going to use one for now. do a simple exercise using one soup can. little bit of resistance. using your own body weight you're exercising your arms, leg, core and heart. >> i do a lot of these. legs, they go quick. >> they certainly do. they're big muscles in the body and it's important to maintain the muscle mass in those big muscles. i recommend doing eight to ten represe repetitions of this exercise,

aids and heart disease. it's definitely interesting, and i'm still figuring it [ clapping ] >> >> what a cool kid. what is next for jack? >> jack is working on this big x prize, the tricore x prize, a device that senses many diseases wrapped into an iphone size thing. cool. that could change the medical landscape. this kid is on it. >> he has an amazing team of incredible. >> if he has done that much at 16, who knows what he'll do by 56. that kid makes me feel lacy. >> let's get -- lazy. >> let's get to it. >> he's a huge inspiration. i'm excited to see what he has in store. i'm excited to get back in the field. there's incredible medical marr store. >> "techknow"'s world never stops. dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes. follow the expert contributors on twitter, facebook, google+ and more. from all of us here at "techknow," we wish you happy holidays. >> there is al jazeera america i'm tony harris. here are today's top stories. new satellite images that may get through to what happened to

, the heart's a muscle. the stronger that muscle is... if it becomes damaged or further damaged, you're going to do much better, clinically, than you would if you just had a floppy, sick heart. so you want to keep muscle tone, not just in your arms and legs but your heart also. the heart of a physically fit person is more efficient. each minute, it can pump the same amount of blood with fewer heartbeats than the heart of an unfit person. a person in good shape may have a heart that actually lasts longer. olsen: i think the trick is trying to find the right cardiovascular exercise for you and for your body. we naturally assume that all of our bodies are built the same way and are structured the same way, but in fact, even though we might have the same parts, how they're put together is so much different. and so running might be a great activity for one person and it could be a source of multiple injuries for another person. choosing the wrong exercise, or going overboard with it, can cause problems, no matter

and it is hard and heart wrenching, even to me. but the brother of passenger phillip wood, today, telling us he's very frustrated about the malaysians making it into an issue. phillip wood works in malaysia. his desk now covered with hundreds of colorful origami cranes. a message from his co-workers, they are still not giving up hope. of course, the families here in kuala lumpur feel exactly the same way, diane. they are begging the world not to forget their children. and also, pressuring the government to get them home as fast as they can. >> thank you, bob. >>> now, we're going to turn to steve ganyard, abc news aviation consultant. steve, with this dramatic reduction in the search area, and i'm going to put the map up once again, is this search more doable? >> it is more doable, diane. it's a good news/bad news story. we've narrowed that search area to come down quite a bit. but the problem is, it's still such an unbelievable large part of the ocean that we have to search. as the australians said today, it will take weeks still

campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthyaste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® campuses. what happened to one student that you don't t to happen to yours. what officials say is the oy way to make sure that monst fire in san francisco's misn bay doesn't do any more dam. plus--new clues into what cd this inferno and a possible a break in t search for a missing jet fuf people. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's thursday, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the new jersey teen who gained national attention for taking her parents to court is back home. as jericka duncan reports, the family is trying to make peace after a difficult public battle. >> reporter: just a week ago rachel canning was in a new jersey courtroom trying to sue her parents, but now the 18-year-old has moved back home to reunite with her family. an attorney for the teen's parents says it's a happy resolution and that the family wants to move o

people captivated by the compassion in emily's heart. they found a salon in british columbia called 360 hair. they'll take short pieces of hair like emily's and make custom wigs for pediatric cancer patients. >> what an awesome kid. good job, parents. that's all i got to say, wow. >> me and my dolley look so nny. >>> a driver goes demolition erby to -- >> mash some metal. w whatpe hapns >> but the doors are crushed shut. so he's goot t get out through the window. does get the help of a nearby firefighter to get him out of there. i think that was an ice cream truck that hit him. looks like an old ice cream truck. that's terrifying. >> tnlhe oy thing that would be better if the music was playing while he smashed into it. >>> ladies at weddings can be ruthless. ruthless. cut throat when it comes to the -- here we are at zoe and lee's wedding on the beach. these ladies are pumped. always one girl that comes out and says, hey, girl, i'll be in th try to hit me with the bouquet. >> so beautiful. >> she goes back, right? >> clearly there is a c

but actually, it's the heart of dublin, ireland, tonight. lot of revelry still and a lot of green. >>> and we have a twist on shakespeare's famous question. could chocolate by any other form be as sweet? we're going to find out. scientists are launching a big, new study to test what is being called chocolate in a pill. packed with flavonoids, the nutrient in cocoa that helps with heart health, lowers cholesterol and blood pressure. and if you're wondering, why not just eat the candy bar? the pill will offer an extremely high dose. that's more nutrients you could ever consume by eating dark chocolate, though maybe less fun. >>> and file this under imitation is the greatest form of flattery. meet coach phil martelli. he and his team, st. joseph's, were fighting for a place in the ncaa championship last night. and there, in the stands, a kind of mini-me. his 4-year-old grandson, also named phil, shadowing his grandpa's every move. his every gesture, even every scream. right down to the blazer and tie. and by the way, grandpa won. must be lucky.

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the family, including her aunt carol was heart sick. >> i just had this horrible feeling in my heartble had happened and it wasn't like her to run away or disappear like she did. >> mary told me that night, something is wrong, dave, something is bad wrong. >> your mind had gone to that place, already, that she may never come home? the community held a candlelight vigil. skylar's school friends came, including rachel and sheila. >> they were crying and came up and hugged me and mary, crying their eyes out. >> the only thing mary could say, how can we help these girls? >> the family friend morgan lawrence was upset too. she read on facebook that skylar was missing. >> did it scare you when you started to see the posts? >> definitely. >> how worried were you? >> sick to my stomach. >> so was officer colbank at it nonstop. >> i would come back to the office in the evening, getting facebook records, watching video. she was swamped with tips from people saying they had seen her, even california, each sighting was a dead end. at the same time colbank pulled skylar's record and what she foun

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