>>> bien. >>> tenemos aquÍ grandes descuentos, plasmas equipos de sonido. 40% de los plasmas de 42 pulgadase va a quedar en 4194 pagando con tarjeta de crÉdito. >>> malvado. >>> aquÍ tenemos los colaboradores nuestros. uno de 42 y uno de 26. >>> la tarjeta de crÉdito por favor. >>> la tarjeta me dice que estÁ rechazada. >>> aquÍ entra. >>> esa es la lÍnea tambiÉn. >>> buenas tardes. >>> si es tan amable le harÉ una pregunta por normas de seguridad. por favor me da su nÚmero de cÉdula. >>> simple ¿cuando arrancan las audiciones just in came?. >>> para el mes de junio, estÁ pendiente. >>> ¿donde puedo llamar?. >>> en las promociones van a decir. >>> es para una hermana mÍa, afinada. >>> ¿seguro que canta bien?. >>> disculpe la falta de respeto ¿quÉ se encuentra comprando usted?. >>> dos televisores. >>> ¿cual es el monto por favor?. >>> uno de 42 y uno de 26. 6526 los dos. >>> ¿por quÉ no te llevas el de 26 solo?. >>> me interesan los dos, en tal caso me llevarÍa el de 42. >>> ¿cual es la intenciÓn del banco, es un hombre solvente, te vas a meter en deudas, llevate el de 26. >>> quiero aprove

perricone's cold plasma sub-d.d is specifically formulated for the area called the submandibular. often neglected, the skin in this area has unique needs, and cold plasma sub-d helps tackle the most common signs of aging on the chin, jawline, neck, and décolleté. coming up in the next half-hour, you're going to meet the creator of sub-d and the dermatologist to the stars, dr. nicholas perricone. dr. perricone believes that aging is optional, and you don't have te

perricone's cold plasma sub-d. sub-d is specifically formulated for the area called the submandibular. often neglected, the skin in this area has unique needs, and cold plasma sub-d helps tackle

. >>> quiere un plasma?.es un lclcd. >>> quÉ pase por aquÍ. >>> ella tÉ conoce a mÍ tambiÉn. >>> podrÍa ser mi hijo. >>> que te un canta bailar apretado con las niÑas. >>> otro estreno. las modelos. el cielo estÁ (...). >>> aha. >>> trabo lengua loco. >>> y el menÚ sexy. >>> atenciÓn, que vamos con el sorteo con leonardo y mariana. por favor hijo bus cae los caro tonz. >>> que le regalaste el pantalÓn a tu hijo. >>> no ooo. >>> (♪). venevisiÓn presenta. los comediantes. >>> bravo. >>> (aplausos). >>> y con ustedes carlos rodrÍguez. allÍ estaba. >>> como cabo de comer una empanada pero creo que estaba cruda. >>> (risas). >>> pero bueno. >>> vamos a recibir con un aplauso para el consentido del humor. recibamos a yordi. >>> (aplausos). >>> hola. >>> me oyen muy bien. >>> sÍ. >>> me oyen. >>> sÍ. >>> atenciÓn. >>> es cual cuando uno se presenta ante un pÚblico de acudes son alegres y contentos, y digo echando chistes contigo hola, ¿quÉ tal? nena te pareces una novia que tuve. >>> estoy cantando una historia. >>>

most of the exports are frozen plasma but drugs made out of blood components are also exported. turns out, nonprofit blood banks sell donated blood components to for-profit drug companies. the blood banks we talked to didn't seem eager to discuss that. >> i don't know a whole lot about the financial side. >> they do best by saying to people, please make a gift. help a neighbor. and let me add, i'm a blood donor and i support it. but that doesn't mean that the industry side of this business couldn't use a tougher examination. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> here in the u.s., you can't sell your blood. you have to donate it. the law was created to keep the blood supply safe. >>> federal investigators say they have shut down an elaborate drug smuggling tunnel between tijuana, mexico, and san diego. they say the tunnel was equipped with lighting, ventilation and even an electrical rail system. it linked warehouses in tijuana and the otay mesa industrial area in southern san diego. >> this complex underground passageway zigzags for a third of a mile under the border at a dept

perricone's cold plasma sub-d. sub-d is specifically formulated suandibular.the often neglected, the skin in this area has unique needs, and cold plasma sub-d helps tackle the most common signs of aging on the chin, jawline, neck, and décolleté. coming up in the next half-hour, you're going to meet the creator of sub-d

separating the plasma out of his patient's blood. he then smears the plasma over their face.t's supposed to rejuvenate the skin for six months. the only problem is, your image doesn't show up in the mirror. >> okay. interesting procedure. >> even if it works, that's a little weird. >> speaking of weird. >>> what people do for beauty these days. >> sports for you, bob. >> all right. let's look at temperatures right now. we had a little rain early on. it did dampen some spirits. 63 right now. it's a very warm night. south winds at 5. the barometer still falling a little bit. 54 oakland. 68 in easton. 67 ocean city and washington. and locally in the 60s this time of night is pretty amazing. this is the little batch of rain that came through between 7:30-9:00 this evening. it did dampen some folks. it's been pretty quiet since about 9:00 o'clock or so. west of us is a little bit more rain. overnight, don't expect to see a whole lot. we'll see more developing during the morning. i think between 8:30-11, we could see a heavy burst of showers and a lot of wind. the winds right now p

blood gets separated into products, red blood cells, plasma, and platelets. it is an expensive process. >> for us to collect the blood, for us to test the blood, and for us to process the blood and distribute it, we incur great fees. >> reporter: the cost has to be passed on and that's why blood is big business. >> it is one very valuable commodity. >> reporter: arthur caplan is an expert on blood. >> think of it as oil. it has to be refined and shipped. >> reporter: the fda regulates the blood supply but what about surprises? >> shortages of blood products, that people gouge. >> reporter: the red cross and an umbrella group of blood banks called blood system controls the blood supply. hospitals are their main customers. >> our physicians need this every day for emergency care as well as for routine medical and surgical care. >> reporter: a unit of plasma runs $50. platelets are the most perishable, about $525 per unit. then hospitals tack on their own surcharges. >> we choose to have it here, paid as part of hospital bills. >> reporter: then there's the bloo

red bul red bullred bulls es uno de los dos mejores del mundo y todavÍa diseÑa en papel y luego lo plasma al toro rojo. ♪. ♪. >>> en el torneo master 1000 de paris, del potro derrotÓ a su rival ruso y pasÓ de ronda fue un partido parejo. nadal en tanto tuvo un inicio complicado en el primer set pero se terminÓ llevando el partido. por lo pronto el master de londres se jugarÁ el cuatro de noviembre. >>> continuamos con el tema de haloween, ¿vamos con las fotos? son las fotos del hijo de jorge calvo, juliÁn calvo, quiso ser spiderman ¿no? >>> sÍ, causÓ sensacion en la escuela entre las niÑas. >>> y jorge lo hizo el mismo al disfraz nada que lo fue a comprar. (risas). ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> bueno y estos son los temas del dÍa antes de irnos a la pausa en "contacto deportivo." ♪. ♪. >>> estamos de regreso en "contacto deportivo", y ya vimos el partido de miami dolphins y cincinnati pero vamos con otro que tuvo un resultado que no estaba presupuestado. y aquÍ vemos las acciones, aqui el touchdown para los de miami y despuÉs en el tercer cuarto que buena intersecciÓn y devuelven 94 yardas para siete punt

most of the exports are frozen donated plasma. drugs made out of blood components are also exported. turns out, nonprofit blood banks sell donated blood components to for-profit drug companies. the blood banks we talked to didn't seem eager to discuss that. >> i don't know a whole lot about the financial side. >> do best by saying to people, please make a gift. hope a neighbor. and let me add, i'm a blood donor and i support it. but that doesn't mean that the industry side of this business couldn't use a tougher examination. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> now, in the u.s., you can't sell your blood. you have to donate it. the law was created to keep the blood supply safe. >>> i'm teri okita in los angeles. we are learning more about the gunman who opened fire at l.a.x. and we're finding out if passengers can get on their planes. that story coming up. >> for the first time we are seeing how some mentally ill california prisoners are treated and why it's such a key piece in a month-long legal battle. >> and an embarrassment

course for the right price take a look at what the going rate is for some of this stuff for blood plasma donors can charge anywhere from twenty to fifty dollars for a shot of sperm you're looking at about one hundred dollars for a beautiful long hair ponytail you could expect two hundred dollars for a fertile egg that's the big money maker there's a potential to rake in approximately seven thousand dollars clearly this is not chump change so here to talk about this very nice market and the potential for its growth going forward i'm joined by robin hanson associate professor of economics at george mason university robin thank you so much for joining me i want to take a look at some nor more numbers so visits to blood bank or dot com which is a cash for plasma website are up by fifty percent this fall the hair trader dot com has seen about a twenty percent growth in traffic and shady grove fertility center where women are donating eggs has seen a thirteen percent increase in applicants just since last year. why are people turning to this as a viable form of income right now people want and

plasma is not your pick if you want the thin one.e not going to walk around the side looking at it. >> you have a plasma. >> i have some old lcds. i buy on value. >> i love the guys at best buy, people are looking -- >> they want the side now. >> last one real quick. tablets, there's high mid and low here. in fact the three areas, if you want the best tablet it's the new ipad air and they start at $500 though. they're so outstanding. the kindle fire hdx 8 .9. for a 7-inch the google nexus 7 down to $220. >> we've got all the notes. >> black friday. >> a full blog post up on the website that has the links to all the products. >> welcome back it's been a couple of days! we missed you too. remember you can find more of brian cooley's tech watch segments on our website, kpix.com/mornings and we need to get busy shopping. >> thank you brian. >> goodness. >>> all right, time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." >> gayle king i'm sure has been listening and we'll be sending stuff your way very short lyogel. good m

which is a cash for plasma site are up by fifty percent this fall the hair trader dot com has also seen increased traffic twenty percent more and shady grove fertility center where women are donating eggs has seen a thirteen percent increase in applicants just since last year i then asked robin why this is such a viable form of income right now. people want and need money people are hurting sometimes and these markets are getting easier it's getting more flexible easier to trade these things and people get value out of the other end of the deal so people want to buy other people want to sell and so do you think this expansion could be attributed to more than just a bleak economy could it be that people are just feeling a little bit more altruistic these days could it be that there's just way more web sites and businesses that offer these kinds of services i don't know but i guess that over the long run it's just going to get easier to do these things the more flexible markets we make the more different ways the more you can go to a website in a range for it it'll just get easier to do i

very telling of what's going on now visits to blood banker dot com which is a cash for plasma website are up by fifty percent this fall the hair trader dot com has seen about twenty percent more traffic and a shady grove fertility center where women are donating eggs has seen of thirteen percent increase in applicants just since last year i then asked robin why this is such a viable form of income right now. people want and need money people are hurting sometimes and these markets are getting easier it's getting more flexible easier to trade these things and people get value out of the other end of the deal so people want to buy other people want to sell and so do you think this expansion could be attributed to more than just a bleak economy could it be that people are just feeling a little bit more altruistic these days could it be that there's just way more websites and businesses that offer these kinds of services i don't know but i guess that over the long run it's just going to get easier to do these things the more flexible markets we make the more different ways the more you ca

but i know that again get hub plasma is based on anorexia nervosa and in many citizens it supports theech destroy was it has to over. i just a minute ago probably the closet i'll be to the presidential look if i walk through the oval office i was laborer for the marine guard but i'm going to take the opportunity to the next time i will see president obama i will soon tell him that there is an office it fits really well, in san francisco. i'm proud on behalf of our city and on the on behalf of san francisco i'm proud to announce we're celebrating the month of october as innovation in san francisco because of get hub. this year we're continuing that tradition with a celebration that highlights the nicest companies like food and cultural and a design and, of course, technology. but all of those companies that we're celebrated really make our city buzz and we're become a gravitational center. the calendar is completely filled and shows how innovation is in our city. sf music tech conference will be part of this month and the 4rb9 empowerment most will all happen and many other particular e

. >>> pregÚntele a lean cargada de hay plasma de 26. >>> ¿quÉ?.var. >>> le digo para que se lo lleve usted, no se meta en esa deuda, lleve uno de 26 no este estÉs en deudoando. >>> por ir me encanta que me hables como tu asÍ.... >>> discÚlpeme el abuso, que me digas tantas cosas. >>> no fue mi intenciÓn faltarle el respeto. >>> alÓ. carmen elena. que estoy hablando con carmen julia. >>> no puedo hablar ahorita, esto atend iiendo a una cliente no sÉ si pueda ir el sÁbado. >>> un momento. >>> pÁsame a ender no le pegues a tu hermana, no puedes estar en eso. (gritos). no chico. no. mire seÑor. pÁsame a tu mami. carmen elena. estoy trabajando chicos. llama a tu mamÁ, dile que no puedo. dios mÍo, alÓ seÑor, que se vaya lavar el.... pero dios. >>> seÑor. >>> estoy trabajando. >>> Él estÁ hablando.... >>> un ponerme a nender quieres que papÁ se muera?. >>> te voy a (...). >>> no puedes. >>> no metas los dedos a la lavadora. >>> por dios. >>> alÓ. >>> seÑora carmen perdÓn, por favor. >>> lo estoy escuchando. usted me escuchÓ seÑor. >>> aquÍ le pasado la e

"we grantee everyone ma a plasma televion." sounds lika ettyood de. >>> we're not smoking crack, says say the mayor hoping to cash in on the torto mar's crac charge. >>> just ahead, all your sports ghlights, including, check it out, a dirty head butt during thursday night football. we have that and so much more. >>> yestday house speaker jo boehner said that the senate's immigration bill is so long th nobody's even read it. that's nice. alys good to hear the nate is taking the same approach to legislation that take with the itun user agreement. yeah, yeah, ye, i agree, i agree. i agreto that. >>> now to sports thursday night football. colts and titans. the lebacker ripd the helmet off the head of titans'ight end delanie walker and a nasty confrontation follows. you seet right ere. walden still wearing hiselmet head butts walker, ouch. walden was given a penalty, but you can almost ctainly expect a hefty fine from the league. >>> late. colts quarrback andrew luck fake asassnd runs it in for the "today" himselt td himselan ge the

es el sentimiento lo que plasma en hermosa canciÓn que le dedica a su hija jenni, vamos a ver la notade su cariÑo iban dadoes. recuerdo que estaba entre mis brazos. hoy dÍa tu vida, se celebra con aplausos. son con estas palabras que don pedro le hace un homenaje a su hija, la diva de la banda. >> como madre como hija y como artista. todo un pueblo te canta te a clama y llora. lo que dice la gran seÑora. con estas tristes palabras se despide. >> seÑores aplausos en el estudio que pasÓ. don pedro rivera que es muy linda la letra fabulosa. lo que son muy buenos dÍas. el placer es de nosotros primero que todo, como se llama el tema que le escribes a jenni? >> bueno, el tema lo escribiÓ el seÑor jaime castellanos >> Él lo hizo como si yo lo para que lo interpretar y le agradezco de todo corazÓn, se llama jaime castellano. el tema se llama jenni mi bendiciÓn. >> la verdad que es un tema que aparece haberlo escrito usted porque tiene sentimiento, se lo sabe de memoria porque lo vimos en el video cantandola sin ningÚn tipo de actividad y lo lleva en su corazÓn. >> sÍ, como no, lo tengo cumpl

again ophelia for moderating >> our president under her leadership she used this for a plasma to improve the lives of people and build healthy community. she is a authority on housing and it's relationship to health. she's leading this program and creating goals natural nationally human resources dr. josh he's known to many of you he serves homeless patient from the health clinic in this building. he is with the 4b9 and records all medical and health issues at the health programs. he's the society professor and family community in san francisco with his 22 years of serving homeless people he is an authority between home and health and finally, mag began. shows an investigator with health watch they work to bring evidence and analysis from the front line of pediatric care she's the former director of the homeless program and is annotately recognized expert. shows published the dock for kids report how children are effected in health we're excited to have brought them together and look forward to hearing from them we're video taping all you have and them and we're going to put this on yout

guests relax in luxury suites which are rooms with orthopedic dog beds and plasma tvs. canine resorts, come see, we're better. >> steven and jason on the right side of your screen. they can hear us but can't react just yet. on our power pitch panel, andrea arden, she's author, certified pet trainer and animal planet's dog's 101 host named the best dog trainer by time-out, quest and "the daily news" and joined by her pup nora. and kay, ceo and chairman of copvictims and company, her firm specializes in growth and marketing strategies for early to late start-ups. co-founder of spring board enterprises and founded usa network. let's huddle up on canine resorts day care and luxury low tell. andrea, start with you, what's your thought? >> a lot of the things they said i hear from other day care and boarding providers that it's luxury, that it's like home, but i would like to know the specifics. what does that really mean? what sort of training or certification do the providers in their facilities actually have. >> kay, what's on your mind? >> i would like to know what kind o

it was the leading loss maker in the group officials also plan to leave and the plasma tv and consumer smartphone business they say they want to focus on making panasonic profitable again. the firm posted a net loss for the past two years. not an attack on the market the us stock prices manage to keep their positive tone of the dow jones hit another record high end though it lost a bit of steam towards the close. and a rose less than a point to sixteen thousand and seventy two while the tech heavy nasdaq closed above four thousand for the first time in thirteen years. let's go to remain on the understanding that the chicken stock exchange. i mean good morning cause the open. in march by the ideas that i was going straight to the opening levels. for a wednesday november twenty seven and we are seeing some declines for the nikkei and the topics that now that both of them there had been to make it just me and a half a percent for the make a non cheesy we did see them in people's lor also after profit taking following a slide in the dollar at the nikkei had risen one thousand two hundred p

>> two fire chain candles, a 42 "plasma tv and camera for my brother. >> reporter: all awesome door busters but there's a limited quantity. if you aren't hanging out with jackie you probably won't get one of those door busters but before you ditch thanksgiving dinner for a door buster buyer beware. many of the other so-called black friday deals are duds. it was the night before thanksgiving and all through the store, deals, sales and door busters plastered from ceiling to floor. but for those not already camped out in line, door busters are unlikely and the remaining deals not always so fine. >> just because something has a 50% off sticker on it does not mean it's the lowest price. >> reporter: mark locastro from deal news analyzes some sales. >> some retailers mark up the price high and put a discount on it. >> reporter: but you would notice the savings were lackluster if you gave the price a true audit. for instance, this ipad 2 at best buy for $299 seems like a steal but it was actually $20 cheaper in may a better summer deal. in fact, you can skim black friday and score an ipad mini dea

carter and dan have their pens drawn at the super power plasma. sounds dangerous. kick it off. >> sure. let's look at some charts. so what's important of course, energy is the worst performing sector off the lows of this bull market. meaning real underperformer. that's what we think the opportunity is for the group and for exxon in particular. take a look at this chart, this is the s & p 500 energy chart. and it's a well defined channel. and there is every indication it's not too far too fast. the implications are higher prices. take a look at this also, this is again the energy sector, and as a matter of principle, after a plunge and well defined recovery, you usually make it back to the top. which implies, again, further prices to go. now, take a look at exxon mobil. the same trend, what appeals to us here are these well defined tops, the breakout potential is enormous, the tension here, and why the stock is going sideways this long, it's happening for a reason. it's happening at the past tops, meaning, it is contending with the '07 high. and the more time you sp

for financials in the market as a whole, dan and carter breaking it down only as they can at the plasma standing there. this is a historic moment by the way for options action. carter, kick us off. >> sure. i mean, the reality is financials, the biggest part of the market in terms of import, and second biggest weight. they don't act well. here is just stats that back that up. if you look at the one week performance of the sector, financials, insurance, broker dealer banks. underperforming on one month, two month and three. in fact, underperforming on a fourth and fifth month. not a good circumstance. look at something else. watch these big banks. jpmorgan, textbook reversal. hasn't made a high since july or august. markets making new highs here in october. same circumstance for citibank, another biggest bank in the united states. same circumstance, hasn't made a high since august. take a look at goldman sachs, biggest broker, same circumstance, underperforming the market. hasn't made a high since august. markets making new highs september october. here is a big life insurance company, s

the discovery of things like the import games of plasma and more and how would mix them together. these are battlefield, lessons learned, learned the hard way frequently that are absolutely indispensable. as to your question of what happened to a soldier when he was wounded, there was a whole system of stations and hospitals depended how badly she was hurt, dependent on the position of the lines in that one. essentially the effort was to stabilize them hasn't changed much these days 70 years later he had stabilized them. you've got the golden hour if you can get the bleeding stopped and if you can do other things that prevent the downward spiral that leads to death. and then you get them to the first level of care, where there are physicians and can do more emergency help in ultimately get them into a bigger hospital. so it was an extraordinary part of the logistical effort of the war and the medics are very much at the point of the spear. >> host: conference sylvester, georgia. john tv. >> caller: i have a quick question. i read in a previous book another author that roosevelt an

other sort of external devices to them so you can do all sorts of nerdy stuff on your giant plasma or whatever so what this guy did was he took a u.s.b. stick and he loaded up with some files particularly one file it was called midget porn. it was not a pornographic movie it was just a fake file but what he did was when he plugged it into his t.v. and he looked to see at what kind of traffic internet traffic was going out of his house he could see that even though he disabled all these functions she was still being fed information about not just what channels he was surfing to but what files were connected to his t.v. so now all of a sudden l.g. thinks that this guy is watching something called point out a.v. i and he's not it's just a file that's connected the back this computer so it raises all sorts of questions about what these companies are collecting now i do want to pivot the conversation now to the united nations countries like germany and brazil have been pushing to kind of change and expand privacy rights considering everything that went on with the n.s.a. and leaks so what

to me, all this is a big plasma screen. you just have to be strong and keep god with you. what does the bible say? you are in this world but not -- way. i said i thought it was all this world but not in it. he nodded, right, right. later i realized i screwed up the quote. of course, we are all in it. [applause] >> and just to maybe frame it before just read this passage i think one of the things we want to talk about is kind of the idea of the frontier, so for mark they say front to the detroit is kind of reverted to and for jeff's book it's the real deal. it's the frontier in its beginning. so without jeff. >> austin is what is because of one man. his future probably in the book industry i'm going to read is omar first contact of the area. it's the story of about 10 years ago actually launch my interest in writing about local history. seat of empire tells the sort of austin's creation against the backdrop of early texas politics and the extraordinary struggle between two texas giants, sam houston and mirabeau lamarr. detail of entertaining yet important for a different ou

with plasma reactors. heat these things up to over a hundred million degrees, get that gas, pinch it with magnetic fields. boom. try to get it defused. has the human race done that? yes, we've done that. have we had a sustained reaction? no, we haven't had a sustained reaction. have we had any reaction to give off more energy than put in? no, we haven't. how come? our time has not yet come. we're trying different techniques. we're trying it out with lasers. what we do is take little pellets. drop them. you had this in the textbook. little pellets of hydrogen. take all these lasers-- [makes sound] --wham. brute force smash these things together. and that should work too. sustained reaction, more energy out than required to operate the lasers? begin with an n. no. why? it's not our time. kind of a loose way of putting it. and there's another way, too. they've done it altogether without brute force. and i'm talking about cold fusion. i'm not talking about the utah experiments that caused all this publicity in

but we drift, and we have to remind ourselves, if we don't focus on god, we focus on silliness, plasmatvs and knocking people over. >> or hickory farms cheese baskets. >> we all love cheese, but buy it the day before. >> raftlift >> thank you very much. you mentioned something, confession after the show. thank you very much. >>> you think you're safe from obamacare because you're not looking for a plan? you better think again. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that acce

it was a felony to give plasma from one race to another.pite plasma being perfected by an african-american physician. she goes to the airbase, they do not know she is coming. she has the movie camera. to gives the movie camera the still photographer to people on the ground to photograph this. andtakes them back to fdr puts them on his desk. this is to say, when are you going to do this? she was going to riots in the united states for the promotion of housing for some african- americans who had relocated from the south to the north for the defense industry. for a race riot. let's giveriefly, sarah credit. sarah roosevelt is the person who takes the soon to meet eleanor roosevelt. is bis when he foundingethune college. she will become good friends and colleagues with a. philip randolph. they work together over the marian anderson concert. this is not just about the dar. say, why ability to curse hitler and support jim crow? why silence marian anderson? philip randolph was one of the leaders of the marian anderson event. he was also involved i

i look at it like we're paying donors every day to donate plasma, which is not invasive.d voluntarily does that. why can't somebody donate personal blood stem cells used for bone marrow transplant to save somebody's life and be compensated for that? >> that makes perfect sense the way you laid it out. too bad the federal government doesn't see it that way. you want to make sure people understand that they could be potential donors simply by giving their blood as well. how can people get involved if they're interested? >> seek out a national registry like the national marrow.org, there's a lot of organizations out there that will send you free swab kits, and you can go ahead and get put on the registry. the chances of being called to be a donor are very small. it's very hard to actually find a bone marrow donor. we searched for over a year for jordan. i've been on the registry for about nine years now and i've never been called to be a donor. it's rare. the more donors we have out there, the better. >> absolutely, and it can make a big difference. somebody can actually sav

some people talk of taking away plasma televisions even though they may not have a house or electricity, or taking away a washing machine. we are hearing reports they are now going into residential homes as opposed to just shops. so this is also a reason we're seeing a great influx of people coming here to the airport and desperate to get out. >> paula hancocks on the scene for us, thank you for that report. >>> up next, the painful search for the dead. we're hearing from personal stories, some major personal stories from families who had to face the worst. >>> also, a u.s. general on the ground in the philippines shares his own frustration. he wants to get help to storm survivors faster. you will find out what he's doing to try to make that happen. my mantra? family first. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron. the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with

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this o you lthe are o you ni >> reporse mcdonald's customers dine on leather seats with a big-screen plasmater: the menu is still the same. popeye's still has the red beans and rice. mcdonald's the same menu. you can still get french fries but both are trying t mcdonald's has added calorie counts to menu boards and says it has reduced sodium by 12%. popeye's boasts it added 23 menu items that are 350 calories or less. but it is not clear if the customers are going for healthier choices. a number of familiar casual dining and fast food chains have started renovating and/or reimaging. among them california pizza kitchen, wendy's and taco bell. one big change at the mccafe, the iconic ronald mcdonald is missing. are you ditching the clown? >> what? ronald is our favorite guy. we love ronald mcdonald. >> reporter: i don't see him. i see the round tables. the lattes. >> you know what, ronald has a very heavy schedule. >> reporter: tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> wow, interesting, right? >> i'm sticking to my guns here. we were talking while we were watching this, if you are not a mcdona

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