he hoped to shine a light on the roots of the fighting and why it was happening at john hopkins. deqonton led a team of his classmates in producing a video for the pbs "newshour" reporting labs, which showcases student journalism across the nation. >> they put us in groups and they was talking about gangs, drugs and fights and how that's making a bad influence on our school and i said the gas and the bullyingnd stuff might happen at home. something that happened at home from their anger and frustration, they bring it in school and the only way to take it out is to fight but to yell at the teacher or do something bad. >> reporter: the students questioned other students. >> i just like to fight because it's in my blood. >> reporter: teachers... >> when you have a disagreement in the neighborhood the easiest place to find the person is in school. >> reporter: a eve administrators and the campus police, in search of answers as to what was causing the dramatic number of arrests and assaults at john hopkins. the end result was a striking six-and-half minute report titled "fighting chan

he did his work in the johns hopkins lab who sa. others had turned him down. >> very few people who get it survive. when there is a 15-year-old who writes with that much passion about making an early detection test, there is no way you cannot hit the reply button. >> his paper center boasts more than 90% accuracy and is 28 times faster, 28 times cheaper, and more than 100 times more sensitive than current tests for the disease. >> how do you raise a child to reach these kinds of heights? quex if they were curious about something, i would not answer their question. test your hypothesis. find something out. >> you just might change the world in the process. >> that is a huge discovery. dozens gathered tonight in memory of the late ron smith. the event benefits the pancreatic cancer research fund. clegg's had fond memory of the voice of reason while dining on samples from his favorite chinese restaurant. all proceeds go is to johns hopkins for pancreatic center research. he lost his battle with pancreatic cancer in december. he would b

he was taken to johns hopkins bayview burn center.they're still trying to determine what started the fire. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. 6:53. up next, some of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> coming up, we'll take a last look at weather and traffic r >> time to get to your answers to our watercooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- do you think i'll have another has what it takes to complete the triple crown? >> we will post more of your answers on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com. >> is the rain causing any problems? >> there is an accident southbound on the b-w parkway causing speeds around 17 miles per hour. that backup begins on the beltway. watch for an accident at perring parkway. a crash at pulaski highway. speeds are slow on the west side. this is 295 at 175. the delay stretches back towards the beltway. 95 at white marsh, a backup developing from white marsh down to the 895 split. >> we did not get a chance to see the eclipse. >> it was too cloudy. rain showers tod

they beat john hopkins. nascar jimmy johnson winning the all-star race, a million bucks. >> wouldn't the horse be running away with it if he is a real triple crown winner? >> winning at the wire, there really wasn't one favorite coming out of this group of horses. i'm have another certainly seems to be the best. >>> tomorrow looks pretty good for the nats game. playing the orioles in the afternoon. we'll northbound the 80s. we do have a chance for some showers to come in later. i would say probably evening with some clouds increasing but definitely wetter on monday. >>> thank you and thank you for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bye.

"test meant to union" appeared in 1998, published by johns hopkins university press when she was the deputy director of the american jewish historical society. it is now my pleasure to introduce you to kathy jacob. kathy? >> thank you, john. thanks very much for coming. so la mentations that special interests by spending obscene amounts of money stranglie elg the voice of the people. fears that the nation was going to held in a band basket caried by lobbyists. the stories filled the press and the capital building in the 19 -- 1870s. ruthless men like samuel cole and collis huntington, a swauf new yorker was the "king of the lobby." he transformed what it meant to lobby. bribes of railroad stock weren't for him. the king of the lobby exchanged information. at his table, the outlines of a new modern lobby, a lobby easily recognized today took shape. "king of the lobby" is about lobbying, politics and power in washington in the guilded age. it's also about food, wine and conversation and how charming and disarming sam ward combined all three to create a new type of lobbying. social lobby

johns hopkins. hopkins is a perennial national power. experience on their side, heading into this tournament. >> the good thing is, we have a good core of seniors that, you know, are very, very good leaders. and they realize that you know, this could very well be the last week. if we don't do our job and practice. so we're just going to put our best foot forward every day. and reload that message to the young guys. >> reporter: and the quest for the national title begins on their home turf, this sunday, when they play host to sony brook in a first round game. the winner will advance to annapolis, to face survivors of the lehigh game. >>> o's and texas rangers. birds looking to bounce back from a tough loss last night. jake arrieta to throw. highlights tonight at 11:00. back to you for now. >> thank you, mark. and we'll be right back. ,,,,,,, >>> that's it for us tonight. back at 11:00. >> here's the cbs evening news >> pelley: tonight, catching a terrorist. new details about how u.s. and other intelligence agencies stopped a plot to blow

brown died at johns hopkins hospital wednesday from multiple organ failure. >> closing arguments are expected today in the john edwards' trial. defense rested yesterday without calling his daughter or his mistress to the stand. >> and a new world record for the biggest snake head. that is a big fish. you'll hear the effect they have on the ecosystem. >> a little known fact about our own la net charles. you looked like you were going to jump out of your seat when that video popped up. >> sharily is scared of snakes and magan doesn't like rats and mice. what about you? >> all of the above. maybe not so much frogs. no s. >> how the are roads looking this morning? >> the roads are in great shape so far. no delays from harford county all the way down to the fort mchenry tunnel. the beltway going to be clear up to town send and the jfx is also going to be nice and clear. >> weather wise -- >> i think it's time to leave. >> weather wise things much better after monday and tuesday. wednesday was great. keep it going. >> things are looking good this morning. radar is nice and dry as of now. we

his daughter says he died from complications of pneumonia at johns hopkin university in baltimore. the 75-year-old brown grew up in washington, d.c. when he was younger, spent time at lorton penitenty and he said he traded five packs ever cigarettes for his first guitar. he began playing with local bands in the mid-60s and than formed his own group. go-go sound was born in the 70s, a mix of jazz, blues and

one person was injured and rushed to johns hopkins but is expected to be ok. police have no suspects at this time. a baltimore city police officer is recovering after a shooting. police were called to the site at about 5:30 about a possibly troubled man. the man attacked an officer and reached for his gun. the officer fell through a glass table. that is when another officer shot and killed the suspect. another baltimore city police officer is recovering from injuries after being involved in a collision. the crash happened just before 2:00. no word on who is to blame or whether any charges will be filed. >> after such a beautiful weather this weekend, it looks like the work week is taking a turn for the worse. we have seen on and off showers through the metro area. these are moving up to the north and west. this could continue to put some moisture into the day and through the night. 66 degrees, the wind out of the east, 10 miles per hour. we will stay pretty stamp through the afternoon. we have some thunderstorms in a few spots. we are having a part-time warmin

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today the turtles took center stage at the johns hopkins hospital. look at this has they cheered them on with the hospital staff and supporters. they made $10 wagers. looks like they're into. this first prize went to a little guy named calypso. it's going to perkins day care. >>> horse racing is a very old tradition but one that's trying to keep up with technology. look at that, helmet camera. at least one of the reporters covering the preakness will ware the helmet camera. it was created from technology used for cameras in nascar races. >>> you can own a piece of facebook. the price of the stock jumped about $4 but it went down to $38. one financial expert says this shows the best stocks can be overhyped or some people like them too much. others say it wantals exciting, but overall not a total failure. >>> twitter is implementing things to protect your policy. other web browsers like safari and internet explorer have similar features. >>> the housing market may be rebounding. tonight at 11:00, a special report on the benefits and potential risks wit

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. >> one of the horses racing is owned by the same family that helped to build the new johns hopkinsdult hospital. >> it was a morning of training here at delaware park for a special horse that will be racing at pimlico on preakness day. 7-year-old dixie's valentine is an arabian horse with quite a record on and off the track. after being away from the track for 22 months to have threefold, dixie's valentine is back to racing. >> she is 7 years old and had three foals and then came back and raced. >> and raced well. she not only came back and raised, but she's very competitive. >> ron is her trainer. >> she is definitely a special horse. >> she is owned by the ziad family, the royal family of abu dhabi, the same family whose general -- a generous donations help to build the new adult john hastert -- the a new adult johns hopkins hospital. >> during these 20 years, he has quietly accumulated some of the best racing mares, horses, stallions, and we have won since 199318 darby awards. -- 1993, 18 darby awards. >> the erase that dixie's valentine will be racing in on preakness day is the

. >> reporter: the doctor is a liver transplant specialist at johns hopkins hospital. he said the organ donor shortage is critical. >> we know how to do the transplants but there aren't enough organs to go around. >> the discussion of what's going to happen to you after you die is very difficult. we ask people to have that discussion at the dmv. >> reporter: dr. cameron's eureka moment came last year at a college reunion when he spoke with cheryl andburg. sandburg is the cleave operating officer of social media giant facebook. today they saw an opportunity for a new forum for the organ donation discussion. >> facebook wants to move that discussion to your home, to your office, in front of your computer with your friends, people whose opinions you trust and value, opportunity to learn more about it if you need to. >> reporter: today on "good morning america" facebook founder mark zuckerberg made this official. >> why organ donation? >> recently when the tornadoes came through in missouri, a lot of people were using facebook to organize and return items that were lost. i

because of what happened, john hopkins university will teach agents a two day course in ethics. >> ive that director sullivan wants to keep this conversation out there and in the public. >> reporter: a number of agents are accused of hiring prostitutes in cartajena, columbia. prior to a visit by president obama. the incident caused several officers to resign. >> it's a stunning thing, it's actually disgusting. >> do you know whether any of the agents dismissed or accused were in your class? >> i think they did, but i would rather not talk more about that. >> reporter: he says hopkins has been the university partner with the secret service for years but says the director mark sullivan believed the issue needed special attention. about 100 people, mostly supervisors will attend an ethics course. >> a useful approach to ethics is to develop the habits of no knowing how to distinguish between too little and too much and shooting for the middle. when it's a professional, they are also in a spotlight i think and it's important to remember that. >> reporter: john hopkins says they'll measur

chuck entered johns hopkins, originally complaining of arthritis.rs discovered and removed more serious blood clots from his legs. he contracted pneumonia while in intensive care at the hospital. that's part of my last interview with chuck brown from last year when he was nominated for a grammy. >>> the george washington national cathedral is honoring rosa parks. it's preparing to dedicate a new carving of parks. that carving will be formally installed thursday. the ceremony and evening prayer songs. parks refusal to give up her bus seat is often sited as the start of the movement against segregation. >>> the clock hands are ticking at the top of hely hall at georgetown university. don't worry, the school did not give up its new mascot as the thieves had requested in a ransom note last week. instead, georgetown merely replaced the stolen hands. i guess it's money. the university is looking for the culprits and if they are caught, they could be suspended or thrown out of school. >> i think they will lay low until may 18. >> graduate and get out of to

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. >>> today johns hopkins will begin training dozens of secret service agents in the wake of growing prostitution scandal. kai jackson has more on the role the university will play. >> reporter: the sex scandal now has a baltimore connection. johns hopkins will teach agents a two-day course in ethics. >> i believe that director sullivan wants to keep the conversation out there in the public. >> reporter: a number of agents are accused of hiring prostitutes in columbia prior to a visit in south america by president barack obama. the scandal forced some agents to resign. >> it's a stunning thing. it's actually disgusting. >> reporter: do you know if any of the agents involved or accused came through your class? >> i do but i would rather not say more about that. >> reporter: he is an assistant professor of the applied doctor of humanity. he said hopkins has been the partner with secret service but the director believed the issue needed special attention. about 100 people, mostly supervisors will attend a two- day ethics course this week. >> a useful approach to ethics is to develop the

marylanders plays john hopkins. blue jays beat stony brook 19-9. ennsylvania, john tillman and the terrapins advanced with a one-golden. the turterrapins in the dark jerseys. this above all, to buy and own self be true. wish i came up with that. a couple of local princ briakid. tied at 9. joe, a senior from oil spill. maryland wins 10-9 at johns hopkins. and in the girls, mcdonnell over maryville. they won 69 straight games. that's a pretty good winning streak. reagan's wrapped up their first minicamp of the spring authorities and free agents this weekend. john and eric putting the names and numbers to the faces. ravens topic is no. 91, courtney upshaw, the 35th player selected in the draft. is replacing terrell suggs. upshot is looking for approving he belongs in the nfl. it's just get myself prepared, it's the reason i want to be ready, in condition and in shape for other veterans get in and able to make a start. competing and do what i do best, playing football. >> the preakness on saturday, the ttrainer for all of another disaster reagan's pract

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they lost to johns hopkins at over -- in overtime at home. other than that, it would have been a perfect season. couldight's crab bowl bode well for this weekend. the three-day event typically attracts thousands of spectators. the gathering is the largest use lacrosse tournament in the country and gives athletes a chance to play one last time before the season wraps up. 49 fields will be used during the course of that event. ♪ and all across the greater baltimore region, it was time to take a moment and honor and remember those military men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. this is one such event at shamrock park. around 10:30, each branch of the armed forces pay tribute to troops killed in all of the wars. since memorial day was first observed, 600,000 servicemen and women have died in war. meanwhile, the senator has been reflecting on the holiday with some local vietnam veterans. he stopped by for a memorial day reception, meeting, and greeting. today is the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. one of the big

he's still being treated in the intensive care unit at johns hopkins university hospital in baltimorehis manager and and a family member would only confirm he's still hospitalized and they continue to ask his fans to pray for him. >> we are sharing our love for d.c.'s own chuck brown, the godfather of go go. i don't know tough' heard but he's been hospitalized for some time now. >> reporter: whur-fmdj triscina gray was asking for prayers. >> it's amazing the impact he's had on this area and society. nothing but love. >> reporter: one of his family members confirmed to a "washington post" reporter only that her father has iew known ya -- has pneumonia. he entered johns hopkins originally complaining of arthritis but doctors discovered and removed more serious blood clots from his legs. he contracted the pneumonia while in intensive care in the hospital. as part of my last interview with chuck brown from last year when he was nominated for a grammy. bruce johnson, 9news now. >> i saw him at a fund-raiser. brought the house down with everybody young, old, black, white, green, having a gr

they say it could go into operation within two year researchers at johns hopkins university examined photos of a lightwater reactor under construction in yongbyon. they compared the one on the left taken in march with the one on the right taken in april. the researchers say the cylindrical parts of the containment building appears to be higher in the new image. and they say work on a roof adjacent to that area has been completed. north korean officials claim the plant will be used to produce electricity. >>> with tensions rising over north korea's activities, the united states and south korea are working together to keep their militaries ready. air force personnel from the two countries are staging their largest ever joint drill on the korean peninsula. about 50 fighter jet bess longing to both countries are taking part in exercises nicknamed max thunder. the drills began on may the 7th and continue through friday. the allies' air forces holds regular drills twice a year to prepare for the possible aift confrontation with north korea or attacks on the south's military bases. during o

he's also a surgeon at johns hopkins.eted against some of the dancers you see every week on "dancing with the stars." now, the woman he's dancing with is noel sherber, she is also a dancer, they became dance partners then life partners. they'll be competing for a fundraiser coming up very soon. so some things you just do not know about people. >> i love it. i wish i could say i did that. >> you are a huge fan. >> i am a huge fan, i love it. >> are you? reporter: i love "dancing with the stars." >> go to facebook this morning and like us and let us know what you think about the recent findings in the george zimmerman murder trial. let us know what you think about that.

he also went to johns hopkins, to the johns hopkins, did his residency there as a ob/gynob/gyn, and then after all of that, this perfectly well qualified, harvard and johns hopkins trained son of mississippi ob/gyn, he decided to go home and practice in his home state. he could have practiced anywhere in the country. he would have been a star wherever he went with that kind of a background. he decided to go home and practice in jackson, mississippi. and then, yes, the state's republican governor, haley barbour, last year appointed him, appointed dr. reddix to be on that state board of health. given the problems that mississippi is facing and given what they are trying to fix in terms of policy, somebody like dr. reddix has to be seen by the state of mississippi as just a godsend. you'd think, right? the new republican administration in mississippi has just fired him. he had been serving mississippi on that health board since last july, but the new republican lieutenant governor in mississippi has now blocked his senate confirmation process and insisted that he be taken off this state boa

. >>> the selection of esteemed johns hopkins neurosurgeon is drawing controversy. it stems from his beliefs on evolution. wjz is live at hopkins hospital. mike hellgren has the letter from several outraged biology professors. mike? >> reporter: kai, dr. carson is deeply religious. he is not an advocate of evolution. and several professors sent a strongly-worded letter to the school newspaper. >> reporter: world renowned johns hopkins newspaper professor is under fire. he is scheduled to give the commencement address. they wrote this letter to the school newspaper, after writing that carson didn't accept evolution. calling it a lack of ethics and morality, that not only encourages the insertion of unnecessary and destructive wedges of americans but stands against the ideals of many of this university. >> i said, you can believe that if you want. but i simply don't have enough faightsdz to believe what you -- faith to believe what you believe. i'm a person of limited faith, so i have to believe in god. >> that always gets them. >> reporter: they still want carson to

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chris is with johns hopkins she joins me. >> good morning. >> who knew baking bread could insight so of fun and baking bread has a lot of clients involved. yeast needs sugar, we will point out whether or not yeast needs sugar to grow. my friends isaac and cynthia will set up an experiment where they add yeast and water and flour to a bag. >> you got the lab coat on go ahead and start. >> isaac will add sugar and cynthia not. we will see after we incubate this whether yeast grow in the presence or absence of sugar >> why does this work so well into what johns hopkins does. >> it is about making the pipeline of scientists from an early age through masters anddoctoral programs. here at the montgomery county campus we have welcomed our colleagues in the bay owe tech industry, -- bio tech industry, other parts of academia, to help us to inspire children to do science. >> i think i distracted you these kids listen so well they haven't started yet they need you to tell them to start. as they start you can tell us through the magic of television what happened here. >> yes, add your half teas

after a molotov morning near barclay and ccase behhnd theevacant home.one person was taken to johns hopkins hospital but is eepecttd to be okay.the fire is ttll under investigation. an anne arundel county womann is recovering at a pospital... after her electtic wheelchair caught on fire.the fire broke out around 6-30 sunday morning... at "the glen it caught fire. she suffered n - burn injuries.fire officials areestill trying to determine thh cause of the fire. theebaltimmre branch pf the n--ouble-a-c-p will today... where they plan to dissuss same-sex marriage. president obbmm continues to take some heat from church leaderr innbaltimmre....after announcing his support for same-sex marriage.whiie organizaaions like the n-double-a-c-p... say they civil riiht.... some critics say the organizaaion has overstepped its missioo. pastors like the reverend emmett burns innbaltimore county ... say the president's position is bad policy ... politically, socially and educationally. <"i adamantly oopose the presideet's position on gay rights... it is an obominat> obomination!">burns says gayy arriagg is

a month or so ago he was admitted to john hopkins hospital with a publicly undisclosed illness. since that time, the rumor mill was filled with stories about his condition and whether indeed he was even still alive. today it was confirmed chuck brown has died. reportedly from complications with pneumonia. ♪ >> reporter: charles brown's musical career spanned some 50 years. there was seldom a moment when he and his guitar were not together jamming out in front of a crowd of bobbing heads and moving feet. the north carolina native got his start in the '60s playing the guitar for a d.c. based latin band. by the early '70s chuck brown was coming into his own and go-go was born. the godfather of go-go what the world came to call brown, creator of a musical genre that became synonymous with d.c. brown described it as jazz infused funk music with latin and african flairs driven by percussian and accented with his signature call in response. in and out of trouble with the law in his youth brown taught himself to play the guitar in prison. he and his go-go beat became world known landing

. >> the victim was taken to johns hopkins bayview burn center. he had burns on his side. fire investigators are trying to determine what started this fire. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> city police are investigating a possible arson after they say someone might have thrown it molotov cocktail inside a building. crews responded to the 1100 block of barclay street early on sunday morning after the building caught fire. one person was injured but is expected to be ok. police have no suspects at this time. >> a police officer is recovering this morning. police were called to around 5:30 on saturday evening about a possibly mentally troubled young man. according to police, maurice holloman attacked an officer. another officer shot and killed maurice holloman. the injured officer is expected to recover. another police officer is recovering from injuries. there was an accident 2:00 on sunday afternoon at walker avenue. >> sports fans are counting down the days to this year's belmont stakes where there is a chance for a triple crown winner. i'll have another had another finish o

loyola s a respected program, but is often in the shadow of it's rival from right down the street, johns hopkinsnd it seems, that's exactly theeway the greyhoods like it... across town...brran roberts is going to be doing some travelling in the next stage of his rehab assignment...he'll join week, then return to bowie for a weekend series, and then spend about a week with triple a norfflk...recovering from a concussion, roberts is expires june 11th..the club can askkfor an extentionnat that time if he's not ready. pitcher tommy hunterrand outffelder xavier avery have been sent down to norfolk... the rest of the orioles take on tooonto again tonightt.and we close out another year of our prep player of the eek award..that's coming up at 10:50 and 11:30 on sports -----adlib weather----- - 33 3 3 it's probably somethiig most of us take for granted. whenever we feel liie it. it.a blind man is putting aside his handicapp in his quest to see every baseball pountrryreggie deal was born without sight but sayy he can tell you everything about basebaal.now at 39... he's to 300games... at 30 counnry stadium

earlier this year john hopkins was number one in the country. now tied.ide uniforms. now mfrled just putting it on them. maryland a winner 11-5. on to the final four in foxboro, getting the winner of duke-colgate. how about loyola? number one seed facing denver, trying to beat the pioneers for the third time this season the knew it was going to be i good one. always is between these two. in the second, fighting back, wes bird, the great spin move. give that the highest degree of difficulty for a goal in this game. but loyola built a lead. shoots and rockets home a goal and the grey hounds go on to win 10-9. they hold on. the loyola degree -- grey hounds on to foxboro to the finals as well. the orioles and nationals are getting ready to play. we want to check one more score. in the women's quarterfinals, terrapins holding off loyola. and orioles and nationals just getting underway from nationals park. baltimore trying to earn a series victory against the surprising nationals. heck, both teams are surprising. in half an hour, if we have any early highlights

most entertaining goes to john hopkins. nationwide risk to talladega. we've got it. nasty collisions. chopper to the hospital without life-threatening injuries. please stay with us. will stay with the forecast rigi >> some is when will produce clubs tomorrow but will break up in the afternoon. high temperature tomorrow will be dependent on how much sun we get. fairly decent chance of rain. temperatures backing off a little bit. >> thank you. they give for joining us. see you back here for news tomorrow morning. >>> you're watching "fox & friends." >> welcome back to the third hour of "fox & friends." i'm steve. joining me, as always. >> good morning. >> happy mo

john hopkins is on the list. >> the projects in that protest were evaluated by 1,200 judges. >>> next. a home envision, we take you inside with one of the women who was there. >> it's the original good food memorial day food. a look at ocean city board walk menu. that story is coming up. >> tropical storm beryl slams into florida. coming up, a wet and windy memorial day for much of the east coast. >> on coffee with, do you ever wonder about the history of baltimore beer. after you hear us discuss it, you will never think of beer the same. coming up, this morning's coffee with is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the bottom line here at the bottom of the hour, if you want to travel over the bay bridge going to the beach, it's the time to do it. there's nobody in the lanes there getting in your path. >> it is memorial day. would you say it's observed? >> this is memorial day and people -- glsz there you go -- >> there you go. >> people aren't heading home yet. >> most of the world is asleep and aren't thinking of getting in their cars. that shot is empty. >> it was a great looking shot.

officials say one person was injured and rise to johns hopkins. they are expected to be ok. no word on any substance. -- any suspects. in the park and not of a restaurant, it regards are facing charges of false imprisonment. and we went down to the harbor this afternoon with a group called seymore dogs. they want people to see that pit bulls are family friendly dogs. they have been labeled as inherently dangerous animals. >> they are family dogs. the few irresponsible owners are in the minority. most people are responsible with their dogs. >> group is fighting to change the recent ruling on pitbulls. a tropical storm is brewing in the east. >> trees are dry and relative humidities are low. i knew it was growing. >> crews working around the clock to fight 10 fires. the work is far from over. in italy, a earthquakeea >> a dry winter and a windy spring are leaving some to think this year might be the worst ever. >> i was coming down and saw the flames on the side of the mountain. it was like, am i going to make it or not? >> the west and the southwest hardly had much of a winte

carol greider at johns hopkins university who won the nobel prize for her work identifying the enzymeen we talk about aging, that people think this might actually change the lifespan of people, that actually is not the case. >> reporter: telemerase works by preserving a sort of protective cap on the end of our dna that gets shorter as cells divide and has been linked to age-related diseases. ta -6 5 claims to lengthen those caps helping eyesight, skin and immune systems according to its own double peer study. greider disputes it. >> just like in the past there have always been snake oil salesmen who want to take advantage of people's desire to have something to treat them. e >> reporter: but people are willing to pay a steep price for the anti-aging pill, 2,400 to $8,000 a year depending on the deceasage. dr. rush is sold on it and even got his -- the dosage dr. rush is sold on it and even got his wife to try it. the research on ta -6 5 is limited and no knowledge of what effects it could have on long term use. some questions have been raised on cancer because cancer cells thrive on t