>> going back to plasma. patented a has technology whereby announcing lasers on the side of a tank or something, they could superheat air next to it and that could possibly absorb or deflect a shockwave coming from an explosion. it would not stop the shrapnel but that is why you have armored walls. that is maybe what a force field could be. alison: that could be really beneficial. >> absolutely. alison: this was kind of fun. we appreciate it. nice to have you on. maybe we will have you back soon. jonathan, back to you. jonathan: everybody knows star wars is magic, not science. no excuses for missing "good morning washington." getting ready for the movie is john gonzalez. one minute he is stress is a storm trooper and then as chewbacca. which do you prefer? the dark side or the light side? let us know. go on facebook and twitter and we will share your thoughts on abc 7. the man who pleaded guilty to landing his gyro copter on the capitol lawn is now trying to go back, but he is running for congress. was hughes

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reed: a woman under arrest accused of killing a man in a room at the plasma northwest. a child was in the room when the shooting took place. police believe it was a case of domestic violence. a 43-year-old woman is facing murder charges. there has not been a murder investigation over the christmas holidays in their jurisdiction in years. the clark county court identifying a teenager who was killed by a homeowner while the teenager was burglarizing his home. he died of gunshot still ahead and chest in the shooting on wednesday. metro says the homeowner grabbed his gun and encountered the teenager on the stairs inside his house. christine: the corn oroner also identifying another incident. huntington beach california. she woke up to a man hanging on she called 911 and told the m the man had a gun. investigators say the man kept trying to get in. the homeowner filedred several rounds and hit him in the head. fire rips through a two-story home. reed: the fire was intentionally set, and happened near centennial and lamb. that is where we find nathan o'neal. nathan? nathan: w

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mimics that you are under sea water 33- 66 feet, we are able to drivevexygen into the circulating plasma not just the red blood cells and therefore we are able to oxygenize all the blood going through her body and to allow these really difficult wounds to heal." rae: wendy had more than 80 treatments in the hyper barics chamber... wendy: "i had some hard days, but i guess i would always think, you know what it could be worse and if i can get healed and get a prosthesis and get my life back, i've just always had a positive attitude." rae: and that's exactly what wendy did... april 14th of 20-16 will be e o years since wendy's fall... she uses a aane if she's gogog to be walking long distances, bur any other time, she's up and moving as if nothing ever changed. nats: ring the bell cheering " rae: let's get going, i'm jessica rae, for abc9 new." jessica rae: you saw wendy ring mercy medical in the wound center, once a patient is healed and back on the mend, they're encouraged to ring the bell before dis charging from the hospital. coming up in sports...iowa and michigan state play for the b

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this carries experiments in cosmic rays, magnetic field, solar plasma, and radio propagation.t will send back measurements from up to 100 million miles away in the regions between the earth and venus. man in space made significant contributions to cited knowledge grade during the gemini flights, astronauts performed a wide array of scientific applications and technology experiments. most spectacular has been the color photography from the gemini spacecraft. for the grass like these have immense potential for the study of geology, water resources, glaciers, oceanography, meteorology, for street, and even agriculture. physiological and biological experiments in which the astronauts were subject or experimenter demonstrated the effects of the space environment on man and other forms of life. some 30 experiments are in preparation for fourth -- for earth-orbiting apollo missions. these future manned space experiments will require specialized scientific training. in 1965, 5 scientist astronauts were selected. they have started their training. , curtis owen garriott schmitt, harriso

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cold plasma sub-d, brought to >>> on the republican side, another candidate quit the race today. and new jersey governor chris christie is making a move in new hampshire. major garrett has been spending time with christie in the granite state. >> i ask for your vote, for your trust and for your confidence. >> reporter: this town hall in pelham was chris christie's 41st in new hampshire. since the terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino, christie has noticed a tidal shift in anxiety. 75% of his questions now are about terrorism, triple what they once were. >> as politicians we need to be responding to that fear. >> reporter: we rode on the christie bus and asked if fear can get the best of people? >> i don't think that we should be afraid of people because of what religion they practice. >> reporter: or how they look? >> of course. that goes hand in hand. what you need to be fearful of intelligence to know the difference between a jihadist and a peaceful muslim. >> reporter: how do you do that? >> you first of all ramp back up the nsa program, which never should have been ta

we employ a new technology that we patented that is called submerged plasma so we take liquid waste from vegetable oils, motor oils, sewage and we essentially zap it in our unit that shoots electricity and from that we either get a pure gas which we sell to new york fire department. we have on site at nasa or u.s. army bases or the u.s. navy or we get a sterilized manure as well. >> what would you say in response again? part of the criticism is that you have an unsustainable valuation. 113 times 2014 revenue or $120 million and the report claims that the last time you hit a similar valuation the stock price immediately imploded. shareholders experienced swift and uncompromising 94% stock price decline at the time. >> well, magnegas corp., we operated in a pure commodity industry. so as purely commoditized as you can get. we're the only renewable fuel in that market. we're the fastest fuel in the market and that's why we're getting all of these market customers. the real wildcard is our third use for our fuel which is combustion. we take our fuel, which is confirmed by new york and we mix

charles drew who discovered to preserve and store blood plasma for blood banks, to duke ellington whoseius was nurtured in hometown d.c. beget before he gave his music in as a gift to the world. the country recognized your breakthrough achievements when in 2004, president george w. bush awarded you the presidential medal of freedom, which along with the congressional gold medal are the highest honors our country can give. the congress of the united states today gives you honor where you served. awards even to the least among us who often are characterized as historic, in the hyperbole of the moment today, but when senator ted kennedy asked the senate, and i ask the house, to vote overwhelmingly to award you the congressional gold medal, the senate and the house together demonstrated that we know a historic figure when we see one. however, senator brooke, the highest awards our country can offer are not given for being historic. they are given for service. your case, service to the united states of america and service to the people of the state of massachusetts and yes, nator, indescriba

according to researchers at johns-hopkins university most cats carry the parasite that is called a plasma which can trigger schizophrenia in humans. it can get in the human's brain and developing into cysts. the it is activated once immune system weakens. researchers a say you can only get par side from handling feces and ingesting it so therefore keep litter boxes covered. >> that is very different then if you have a dog and you have to pick up the poop. so with the cats, they poddy in the litter box and you have poop scope so you do not get that close to it, right. >> we hope you are enjoying that breakfast. >> yes, sorry. >> yes, but you are exactly right good this morning diamond went outside, and pooped three times, so i have to turn the back inside out and pick it up. it is kind of gross because then i go inside and eat breakfast. >> when i walk wilson i bring a bag with me. >> you never pick it up. >> emphasis on, a bag, if you have to go more than once i have to make a mental note, go home, leave home home. >> no, you don't. >> no, you don't it is impossible. >> if you are respons

==laura/plasma== the final push from presidential candidates is underway -- as we ring in the new year. with that comes strong language from donald trump to from presidential candidates under way as we ring in the new year. with that comes strong language from donald trump and his competitors. edward lawrence live in washington tracking the very latest for us. good morning, edward. >> reporter: good morning, laura, the political money seems to calm down on the side of ted cruz and ben carson on their bandwagon in the fourth quarter. they raised more money than any other republican presidential candidate. senator ted cruz toured the damage tornadoes caused in texas. he's the first candidate to do so. also before president obama. >> we heard stories of people in their homes that were just standing in the one spot that didn't collapse. >> reporter: at the same time he raised a whopping $20 million in the fourth quarter far surpassing his total for the previous quarter. only ben carson beat that amount for the fourth quarter. senator marco rubio brought in $6 million. this is donald trump,

a flat screen plasma television. the super bowl is coming up...and who doesn't love a high def tv? some stores run major sales up ok...here's something creative...get that special a subscription to netflix. there's nothing wrong with binge watching "orange is the new black" or fox's very own "empire." and who doesn't love food? think food prep services or a personal chef. and finally... if your friend or cousin is crazy like jason, get them a gift card to go skiing down a high slope, rappelling or sky diving. diving. adlibs getting a hover board for christmas or maybe you'll have one waiting under the tree... here are some things to keep in mind. the national fire protection association says choose one with the seal of an independent testing laboratory. never leave it unattended when it is charging and don't leave it charging overnight. also ...they say stop using the hover board if it overheats - it can catch fire... and... since these devices are fairly new to the market... be on the lookout for updates from the manufactures. a new study has found that kids as young as 2 years ol

a newborn star shooting twin jets of plasma into space. say for "star wars" hype. but look that either way it is an impressive sight. with that, we leave you at this hour. thank you for watching. i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. "early start" is coming up for our viewers in the u.s. and for viewers around the world, "newsroom" continues. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is wel

charles drew who discovered to preserve and store blood plasma for blood banks, to duke ellington whoses was nurtured in hometown d.c. beget before he gave his music in as a gift to the world. the country recognized your breakthrough achievements when in 2004, president george w. bush awarded you the presidential medal of freedom, which along with the congressional gold medal are the highest honors our country can give. the congress of the united states today gives you honor where you served. awards even to the least among us who often are characterized as historic, in the hyperbole of the moment today, but when senator ted kennedy asked the senate, and i ask the house, to vote overwhelmingly to award you the congressional gold medal, the senate and the house together demonstrated that we know a historic figure when we see one. however, senator brooke, the highest awards our country can offer are not given for being historic. they are given for service. your case, service to the united states of america and service to the people of the state of massachusetts and yes, nator, indescribabl

mimics that you are under sea water 33- 66 feet, we are able to drivevexygen into the circulating plasma not just the red blood cells and therefore we are able to oxygenize all the blood going through her body and to allow these really difficult wounds to heal." rae: wendy had more than 80 treatments in the hyper barics chamber... wendy: "i had some hard days, but i guess i would always think, you know what it could be worse and if i can get healed and get a prosthesis and get