women across the country are raving about cold plasma sub-d. >> when sub-d by dr. perricone came out, there was an instantaneous buzz because it was so needed. and when you can talk to beauty editors and celebrity makeup artists, and they are making reference to it, that's when you know you've got a product that really works. >> announcer: coming up, go inside the sub-d phenomenon with courtney thorne-smith, star of "according to jim," and "two and a half men." >> i am 46 now, and it wasn't thqt long ago that i noticed i needed something for my neck. so i was thrilled when i found out that dr. perricone was coming out with sub-d, because i thought, "if anybody can do it, he can," and he really has done it. >> announcer: you'll meet dr. perricone himself, and find out why it's taken so long to develop an effective treatment for our necks. >> people asasme, "gee, why has the beauty industry neglected the submandibular region -- chin and neck?" i don't think they've neglected it. i just think they didn't have the solution. >> announcer: he's joined by dana bledsoe, wh

the second time around it separates the platelet rich plasma from the rest of the plasma. after all that blood is taken you are only using one tenth of that for the facial. now that your platelets are ready the facial begins. by famous clinton the microneedling started. microneedling is a procedure where a bunch of teeny tiny needles repeatedly your face in different places. the most painful part of that was i would say definitely my forehead because there's not a lot of flesh there. this goes on for probably less than 10 minutes. now i just have to sit for three minutes. so in that three minutes i obviously had to take my own bloody selfie. >> that does not look good. seen within three to six weeks and the cost, $650. >> what are the results? >> it helps with the skins tone and texture and will fluff up your skin with the collagen production. >> still a little rosie. we will see how it works in a few weeks. >> it looks like he got into a fight with the catchup in the catch up one. >> you look like sissy spacek and kerry. >> it looks good. >> after 50 days in the family pr

it separates the plasma, the clear part, from the blood cells. the plasma is filtered to save it. the red blood is filtered to filter out the white blood cells. that keeps patients from reacting to the blood when it is given to them. then it is placed in quarantine storage. there is a huge list of diseases that it is tested for. there are different types of blood like o negative and a positive. it is moved to an inventory area where distribution team works 24 hours a day seven days a week to send it out to hospitals all over colorado. their job, although detail warning. -- reporting. >> that is something i would say to the public. if you are going to donate blood, it takes an hour and a half of your time by the time you drive here, drive home and donate. if you donate platelets, it's a little longer, like two hours., really an hour or two hours to save a life. it is not that big of a sacrifice.>> she makes a good point. it isn't much to save a life. you can make a donation of fred blood cells, white blood -- of red blood cells, white blood cells and plasma. in fact, frozen plasma

. >> if you want to feel better about your hairline, a new treatment using plasma to stimulate your hair growth. >> we are not using medication or an outside substance. >> reporter: doctors spend your blood in the center fuj and inject the plasma in hair follicles. . it takesmultiple sessions. the first session is $125050 and and after that, it is $795 a pop. >>> now, the most accurate weather, abc action weather. >>> a mix bag of weather coming up here in the next week or so. let's start with the weekend first. >> that also is a mix bag. >> [ laughter ] >> saturday and sunday is a little bit different, right? >> sunnier on sunday and cooler later on. river gatestill looks quiet. we did see that rain out there lastnight and there is still some moistures out there and in other words, low layers and there could be some fog out may have to deal with early on. you want to see any rain at least until later in the afternoon. a couple f thunderstorms as well, and temperatures right now in the 60s across most of the area and from the airplane and tampa skies under partly skies. the winds are lig

. >> announcer: next, a paid presentation from perricone md for cold plasma sub-d, brought cold plasma sub-d is the first-of-its-kind treatment for the area of your body that can actually age you most -- your neck, hosted by network television star courtney thorne-smith and featuring some of the most dramatic before-and-after photos you've ever seen. >> hi, everyone. i'm courtney thorne-smith. don't change the channel, because in the next few minutes, you're gonna learn about a breakthrough product that could help take years off your appearance. but here's the thing -- you don't put it on your face. want to learn more? stay with us. >> announcer: when you look at yourself in the mirror, does your neck look older than your face? >> the texture just looked like crepe paper, like someone, you know, wrinkled it and gave it back to you. >> it was like, "this is awful. whose neck is that? that doesn't even belong to me." >> announcer: are you seeing more signs of age from the chin down? >> it's like, overnight, i woke up and i saw these dark circles around my neck. and i said, "why are they

and inject the plasma into hair follicles. it is not an overnight cure. and after that, it is 795 a >> critical stuff. -- pretty cool stuff. >> i think you are good. powder on. >> what about that sensory deprivation tank? would you try that mist >> that is way too claustrophobic for me. >> i would try it. >>> speaking of cool, we have some cool weather on the way. speaking of cold. >> well, it's going to be called by tomorrow. we have weather heading down temperature wise throughout the day today. it is kind of haze out there as you look out from the camera. this is from apollo beach looking back into downtown tampa thanks to air rescue. and a great view on titan doppler radar with showers moving off to the south right now. cape coral once again. this is the area that saw that ef 2 tornado moved through last night as those big time rains came through our area. arcadia, north fork, going straight up to us 17 toward sebring. a little bit of a shower into avon park right now. all of this moving to the south and east as we see tha

, you know, physicists, and walk around thinking... so a plasma powered rocket versus... >> a chemical rocket. >> hinojosa: a chemical rocket. >> typically the rockets that we see launching from cape kennedy or whatever they see on tv are chemical rockets. they've been around for, you know, almost a century now. and this technology is the technology that took us to the moon, got us to the moon, you know, gets a space station orbiting. but it's not the technology that's going to really get us to mars. it is too slow. >> hinojos for so long, that it's too slow, how come we have continued to hear that nasa is working on trying to get to mars when you're basically saying, "yeah, they have been, but everybody knows that it's going to take too long," and therefore cost a lot more money, and probably not be green, if there is such a thing? >> well, you know, nasa, just like a very large organization, is very hard to turn. >> hinojosa: it's a bureaucracy. >> as they say, it's a ship, you know, which is moving and has a tremendous amount of inertia, and it's very difficult to make a course... s

pay off these renovations....they won't need another another 23-million in repairs again. 3 pattie plasma still to come on good morning virginia... the biggest award's show of the year is but it doesn't come without controversy... a look at who will be presenting at the oscars...just ahead in today's showbiz news. 3 3 pattie tight abc-13 is giving away some good food.. for free. it's called the good eats contest. today and monday, log on to wset.com for your chance to win. if you scroll down the home page.. the link is under trending. you can also get the information on our abc-13 facebook page. today, we're giving away a 50-dollar gift card to charleys. day. best of luck.3 3 3 3 good finally friday morning! we're on the verge of a warmup coming for sunday and monday of next week. however, this morning, we're looking at mountain snow flurries complements of a clipper system scooting by to our north. today, central and southside virginia will see sunshine; mountains will see flurries this morning, before they end by the noon hour; then they will see sunshine, too. highs today will be in th

[applause] a plasma physicist, the tightest race in new jersey.will serve alongside republican assemblyman. >> we now know. appeared on good day new york. >> say something or do something. >> back for the 3rd annual state of the state red carpet. never in the history of the world have we seen anything like what we're getting ready for, the greatest war in history. and russia will be there, ezekiel 38 and 39, china will be there, revelation 16:12 and is the one that leads this horrendous battle i just mentioned at the euphrates river where isis is now. watch jack van impe presents. ♪ >> michelle. a fire broke out sunday night. >> the building is on fire. >> i got my three kids and we bounced out. >> not today. >> back for the 3rd annual state of the state. i'm jillian. this is going to be a big day. >> it is not just about the state of the state of new jersey. on our government today. >> for now he will toss over. was that president christy or governor christie? >> one thing is clear. new jersey got its leader back. >> he was in favor of a 10 perce

. >> doctors spin your blood and inject the plasma into hair follicles. but it's not an overnight cure, doctors say it takes multiple sessions. in tampa, ashley york, abc action news. >>ing talking about this chill. but also the ef2 tornado --. we are in a pattern where we weather. as beautiful as it could be if you like clear and cold. if you like clear and warm, you will probably not like this over the next few days. talking about the tornado officially rated an ef2. a strong tornado especially for florida we don't get tornadoes like they do up north, and across the southern plains it was on the ground for 3 1/2 miles. no fatalities, three injuries and a lot of damage. this happened, very, very common with the kind of pattern we had and the kind of pattern we are going to see for the next few months. they will quickly go in, come out and four our five days later, expect the same thing. this is something we have been talking about, if not harping about for the last few months. it's here it's not going anywhere. effect for citrus and noncoastal hernando c

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if her condition deteriorates further and she develops internal bleeding, she will need a plasma transfusionvirus which cause dengue fever. most are transmitted by the mosquito: aedes aegypti. when a person is bitten, they develop a fever which lasts three to seven days. and if things become serious, tiny red spots from internal bleeding. narrator: dengue expert dr. gustan syriam is alarmed by what he's seeing. ♪ music narrator: jakarta is the dengue capitol of indonesia. but it's a relatively new disease to the city. the first outbreak was in 1968. by 2004, there were nearly 21,000 cases and in 2007 more than 35,000. ♪ music buwhat is using th disturbing increase? university professor budi haryanto has a good idea. ♪ music [loud raindrops] narrator: these days dengue outbreaks regularly occur from january to june which includes the start of the dry season. but increasingly, it's not dry anymore. torrential downpours drench the city even in june, and with it comes flooding and pools of clean, warm water. it all adds up to ideal breeding conditions for the dengue virus and the mosquitoes whic

. >> announcer: next, a paid presentation from perricone md for cold plasma sub-d, brought to you by guthy renker. cold plasma sub-d is the first-of-its-kind treatment for the area of your body that can actually age you most -- your neck, hosted by network television star courtney thorne-smith and featuring some of the most dramatic before-and-after photos you've ever seen. >> hi, everyone. i'm courtney thorne-smith. don't change the channel, because in the next few minutes,

they're divided into blood types and separated into plasma and rode blood cells. once they're tested for diseases, they are distributed to someone in need. the process takes a minimum of 48 hours. >> you'd, surprised there's not a lot of people that know how important it is. they don't really think about it. not until someone in their family goes through it. >> it takes about 3,000 donations each week to meet the needs of patients in colorado. >>> the v.a.'s eastern received a state of the art piece of technology to help injured veterans walk. a nonprofit that provides advanced medical technology to vets donated an exoskeleton today. sergeant rose was kind enough to show us how it works. he lost all movement from the chest down in afghanistan and uses a wheelchair. but using the exoskeleton gave him the ability to walk in therapy. >> i felt the image and felt the sting. you kind of get used to sitting in that chair all the time. to be able to stand up and look across the room is probably the hugest impact it has. a powerful experience for the first time. >> resear

you can see the scraper go by, but overall, pretty quiet here at the plasma. -- at the plaza. it is experiencing a shut, as in everything else on the classic today -- on the plaza today. probably more snow on the way. that icy layer will be underneath, so be careful. downtown will be back to life in no time. michael: she will be up early tomorrow, and the snow and ice has caused trees to fall. greenville county workers and one ulocal user sent us this photograph watching the tree fall from the kitchecarol: and one tree fell across the street off woodruff road in greenville county.you can upload your tears to our -- your pictures to our ulocal section of our wyff4.com. and there were hundreds of flights affected at the airport. michael: and at the higher elevations in noon, where they are used to the snow, they have plenty of it tonight. this is above 3000 feet. this is a bit north of our viewing area, but very close. the folks in boone could see up to 20 inches of snow by the time this storm is out of here. a foot of snow, and maybe six inches up to a foot more for them. north

more so we're definitely looking for quite a few tantalo says that clinic conducts several blood or plasma transfusions - assisting cats and dogs with anything from trauma cases to general recovery. recently a couple of their donors have retired out of the program - making a new class of donors more important than ever. tantalo: we have to retire our donors once they turn 8 years old so we lose a lot of them because of that. and so thats kind of where they're at right now. is just trying to find those newer ones those younger ones so we can have them for their 8 years and have them help out. and the experience is worth it. nats breathing just ask 5-year donor mack... david and denise heck : started about 5 years ago its been probably one of the most rewarding weve ever done this has a direct impact on saving a dogs life. they normally call us when they have a need and they're out of blood and we come right away. we're on a 24 hour emergency call so that a dog that's here already that's being operated on needs this dogs blood. abby theodros fox5 news local las vegas. to donate, your dog als

cold plasma sub-d is the first-of-its-kind treatment for the area of your body that can actually age you most -- your neck, hosted by network television star courtney thorne-smith and featuring some of the most dramatic before-and-after photos you've ever seen. >> hi, everyone. i'm courtney thorne-smith. don't change the channel, because in the next few minutes, you're gonna learn about a breakthrough product that could appearance. but here's the thing -- you don't put it on your face. stay with us.

definitely looking for quite a few tantalo says that on a daily basis the clinic conducts several blood or plasma transfusions - assisting cats and dogs with anything from trauma cases to general recently a couple of their donors have retired out of the program - making a new class of donors more important than ever. tantalo: we have to retire our donors once they turn 8 years old so we lose a lot of them because of that. and so thats kind of where they're at right now. is just trying to find those newer ones those younger ones so we can have them for their 8 years and have them help out. and the experience is worth it. nats breathing just ask 5-year donor mack... david and denise heck : started about 5 years ago its been probably one of the most rewarding weve ever done this has a direct impact on saving a dogs life. they normally call us when they have a need and they're out of blood and we come right away. we're on a 24 hour emergency call so that a dog that's here already that's being operated on needs this dogs blood. if you're interested in getting your dog to donate blood visit our website

definitely looking for quite a few tantalo says that on a daily basis the clinic conducts several blood or plasma transfusions - assisting cats and dogs with anything from trauma cases to general recovery. recently a couple of their donors have new class of donors more important than ever. tantalo: we have to retire our donors once they turn 8 years old so we lose a lot of them because of that. and so thats kind of where they're at right now. is just trying to find those newer ones those younger ones so we can have them for their 8 years and have them help out. and the experience is worth it. nats breathing just ask 5-year donor mack... david and denise heck : started about 5 years ago its been probably one of the most rewarding weve ever done this has a direct impact on saving a dogs life. they normally call us when they have a need and they're out of blood and we come right away. we're on a 24 hour emergency call so that a dog that's here already that's being operated on needs this dogs blood. if you're interested in getting your dog to donate blood visit our website fox5vegas.com for more info

samsung plasma. they're all set to go. antonio: this is really awesome. they're gonna love it. tim: they're gonna love it. absolutely. antonio: thanks, tim. i love it. susan: ok, gang. bring that column in here. it's got to go right here. it's got to cover the old wall. this is where the old wall was. we're using this as our storage cabinet for all of their video games. it'll fit just between--yeah, perfect-- antonio: is this the shelves to put more dvds and whatnot? susan: you know how many video games they have. antonio: they have a lot. susan: yeah, so we're adding more shelves on both sides. it's open. and then it creates a nice little walkway here room. little shelves, adjustable shelves, and we're ready to roll. antonio: ok. i love it. thanks, susan. susan, mason--uh, mason, are we done with construction? mason: essentially we're ready to start bringing in furniture. antonio: that means we can start staging. susan: i'm ready. antonio: what do we have coming down here? susan: sofa, game table, bar chairs, chairs, rugs, tons of things. antonio: let's go get it. susan: ok. a

definitely looking for quite a few tantalo says that on a daily basis the clinic conducts several blood or plasma transfusions - assisting cats and dogs with anything from trauma cases to general recovery. recently a couple of their donors have retired out of the program - making a new class of donors more important than ever. tantalo: we have to retire our donors once they turn 8 years old so we lose a lot of them because of that. and so thats kind of where they're at right now. is just trying to find those newer ones those younger ones so we can have them for their 8 years and have them help out. and the experience is worth it. nats breathing just ask 5-year donor mack... david and denise heck : started about 5 years ago its been probably one of the most rewarding weve ever done this has a direct impact on saving a dogs life. they normally call us when they have a need and they're out of blood and we come right away. we're on a 24 hour emergency call so that a dog that's here already that's being operated on needs this dogs to donate, your dog also must be current on vaccinations and not curren

filaments are arcs of plasma and, under normal circumstances, they will be invisible to the human eye. >> well, it seems to spike the mornings. many of us still have a weak password. other popular choices this year were sports, like football, according to tech security company, slash data. new this year, the pass ward, star wars, which ranked as the 25th most popular breeched password. >> it's hard to keep track of all of that. >> right. something randomly general rated is better, but keeping track is tough. >>> coming up, >>> coming up, the hazards and headaches people face today when the storms poured down on the peninsula. and when you go through the red zone, you might also get a clans to raise the minimum wage of los california. and the new device to help music lovers enjoy concerts again even if they have a hard time hearing. >> well, if you tune in to jeopardy on abc 7 tonight, you will not see a returning champion like you normally do. >> that's because last night's final category stumped all three contestants. >> the creation of a national historic site, in this city, signed

it comes a year after smoke filled the tunnel at the plasma station trapping hundreds of people.an died and dozens were hunt. in the letter, the gm, said metro has taken steps to improve safety. i that includes better coordination with emergency responders and better training, noting one of the quarrel drills held at metro last month. he said metro has inspected and repaired tunnel ventilation systems and provided training how to operate the fans so smoke could be cleared more quickly and something didn't happen the day of the tragedy. he said metro is working on a new radio system designed to improve communication throughout its 100 miles of tunnels and cell service. he spoke to muriel bowser on friday about metro's efforts. >> we are very focused making sure metro has great leadership and focusing on capital investments and safety and reliability of the system. >> reporter: weed d he said he's looking for a new safety officer. and important to improve public trust. >> reporter: what about with the new gm? any hope he will turn things around? >> i hope so. it's a bureaucracy lik

mona plasma now over to will with weather. 3 good finally friday morning! we're on the verge of a warmup coming for sunday and monday of next week. however, this morning, we're looking at mountain snow flurries complements of a clipper system scooting by to our north. today, central and southside virginia will see sunshine; mountains will see flurries this morning, before they end by the noon hour; then they will see sunshine, too. 3 highs today will be in the lower to middle 40s. mountains will hold back into the 30s. behind this trailing cold front from the parent clipper system that will pass overhead today, look for occasionally gusty breezes. on the gust as high as 30mph. >>> you want to make this a black thing? well, i'm not black. i'm o.j. >> cuba gooding jr. starring as o.j. simpson in a new tv series. that one is about to come out and o.j. making a lot of headlines again right now. a famous doctor featured in "concussion" says his time on the football field may be linked to his bad behavior. he does not hold back in his feelings. >>> also right now

blood drive was held at the presentation of mary academy in hudson, collecting nearly 150 pints of plasma. the red cross hopes to raise awareness about the importance of giving blood around the holidays, because this is the slowest time of year for donations. >> and now, meteorologist haley mccourt and your storm watch nine forecast. >> good evening, everyone. we had some sunshine today and then the clouds filled in. you can see thicker cloud cover in derry, a quiet evening, with temperatures hovering in the 30' s at the moment. 34 in manchester, 33 in nashua, 34 in concord, 32 in laconia. it can be much colder than this in january during the overnight hours, especially with snow on the ground in southern areas. 30 in jaffrey, 34 in keene, 33 in lebanon. here is the situation. we have much colder air on the way. it is going to be coming from north of the great lakes in the northern portions of canada. this is going to be a shock to the system as we go through the next couple of days. we will have a big shift in our weather pattern. the jet stream, a river of air way above our heads that d

we're never going to get blood from young people or plasma from young people. we will identify the two, three, four proteins that do this and give them a shot like a diabetic gets insulin fix you break your leg in you are why 70s, will you get a shot and heal quicker. >> rose: wow. >> and so that is going to be on the horizon. it will unleash the potential to cure within you that is exciting. >> rose: i don't think-- i don't think we can spend too much money on any of this. >> well, this is the problem i have with our research in the united states. ideas like this are great, but it's a tiny fraction of our budget is spent on it. >> rose: that's my point. >> we have talked before, inflammation, heart disease, cancer, et cetera, who is discovering new ways of measuring inflammation, almost none. we're not setting a priority of what we need. we're setting a priority of the questions that scientists have, and i love science for science sake but at some point we need to hierarchy of what the world needs. >> rose: i want to talk about the things that could go wrong b

sheree: the renaissance, the west in, the hilton plasma, and the cincinnati in which is our areas longest running four diamond hotel. if you are maybe dying for warmer weather, the travel sports and boat show is underway at the duke convention center tonight. plenty of rvs and after more than 12 years, the show features a new layout. it runs through the 24th of this month. mike: bullying is a problem but local kids are learning how to deal with those situations. >> there are plenty of books but an author came in with a special book. many kids know what it is like to be bullied. >> it makes me feel really sad and hurts my feelings. >> an actor and now author is teaching students how to handle these difficult situations. >> my last >> it is the slicks -- six children' s book. the badger loses friends by being mean. >> rather than take on somebody, be friends with them. >> the more they can practice that, it will be more natural. reporter: from encouraging reading and creativity, the student seem to be quick learners. >> tell the bully that you can' t put up with it. >> if you see someone bu

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. in 1965, man in space made significant contributions to scientific knowledge. 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. photographs like these have immense potential for the study of geology, water resources, glaciers, oceanography, meteorology, forestry 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 earth-orbiting apollo missions. 10 experiments are designed for placement on the lunar surface by an astronaut. these future manned space experiments will require specialized scientific training. in 1965, 5 scientist astronauts were selected.

sot "steve weather animation" steve chroma key steve gfx sot it's a 50-inch plasma most can afford... jer bam but if you wanted something bigger... jer bam but if you wanted something bigger... this would be the that big 12 the holy grail, but tonight, the big 12 is saying, they won't expand, and that means u-c remains in the a-a-c. the bearcats with game tonight at home, hosting 13-and-2 tonight, an all-out bearcats. two dunks from octavius ellis with his double-double. then it's the big bear, cory deberry with grizzly smash. bearcats led by 12 at the half. keep in mind, houston has serious problems in cincinnati. they've never won here. and it's deberry with da-jam again. coogs down by as many as 15 in the second half, they claw back, leron barnes, he can hit the broadside of himself, makes it a 3-point game with 5 to play. bearcats needed to answer quickly, and they do, kevin johnson. summit represent. game-high 15 points off the bench. bearcats pick up a nice win, mick cronin had a family matter after, so here's larry davis. larry davis: "like all coaches we're not satisfied, our

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. >> cold plasma is the first of its kind treatment for the area of your body that can aid you most,ed by network television star courtney thorne smith, and featuring some of the most dramatic before and after photos you have ever seen. courtney: hi, everyone. i am courtney thorne-smith. don't change the channel, because in the next few

in plasma physics from m.i.t. and while he was still flying seven times as an astronaut, he was building a plasma rocket, and today that plasma rocket is one of the propulsion systems that nasa is considering when we go to mars. if you saw the matt damon movie "the martian," the author of the book had consulted with franklin about the technology, and that is referenced in the book as the propulsion that sent that spacecraft to and from mars. engineer bob sinker, an r.c.a. engineer, we launched an r.c.a. communications satellite in the course of the mission. and the seventh, yours truly. i performed 12 medical experiments, the primary of which was a protein crystal growth experiment in zero g, sponsored by the medical school at the university of alabama at birmingham, their comprehensive cancer center. the theory being if you could grow protein crystals out pft influence of gravity, then you -- out of the influence of gravity, then you could grow them larger and more pure so when you brought them back to earth, exa

definitely lookokg for quite a few tantalo says that on a daily basis the clinic conducts several blood or plasma transfusions - assisting cats and dogs with anything from trauma cases to general recovery. recently a couple of their donors have retired out of the program - making a new class of donors more important than ever. tantalo: we have to retire our donors once they turn 8 years old so we lose a lot of them because of that. and so thats kind of where they're at right now. is just trying to find those newer ones those younger ones so we can have them for their 8 years and have them help out. and the experience is worth it. nats breathing just ask 5-year donor mack... david and denise heck : started about 5 years ago its been probably one of the most rewarding weve ever done this has a direct impact on saving a dogs life. they normally call us when they have a need and they're out of blood and we come right away. we're on a 24 hour emergency call so here already that's being operated on needs this dogs blood. at f5n llv your dog must be current on vaccinations and not currently on medicatio

. >> i just got a plasma. 51-inch. >> this guy's cashing in on a truck he car jacked, bragging about beating up the driver. >> hit him one time. boom. >> none of these people have any idea that they just walked into a police sting operation or that we've tracked down their victims. >> i was violated. he's laughing about it. >> on the other side of town, we're on the scene with undercover detectives watching from yards away as thieves steal cars. >> the guys jumped in, took off, now we're following him down the street there. >> hands up! get them up in the air! >> we're also riding with these cops, as they go in search of a violent pimp. >> he hit me in my face. >> and we'll be there when the cops bring his victim home. >> i believe he's going to be in. >> a few miles away a career crook goes to work as cameras roll. you'll watch the crime in progress and the capture as it happened. >> that's him running? >> yeah, that's him running. >> as you'll see, perhaps the most telling part -- >> no, i was not her pimp. >> -- is when i chat with the suspects. how did you end up getting in this

they held a blood drive at , the presentation of mary academy in hudson, collecting nearly pints of plasma. 150 officials want to raise awareness about the importance holidays, because this is the slowest time of year for donations, due to a number of factors. >> the weather. people tend to be sick this time of year, so really getting as many people out as we can, and the dunkin donuts dd donors campaign is a way to get them a little extra push to get them out here. adam: the effort got a big boost today from the young ladies of the pma cheer team. every donated pint of blood can save up to three lives. jean: this new year is beginning with a huge powerball jackpot. the drawing is tonight and the jackpot is at the last time the $334 million. payout was this high was almost three years ago. abc' s sara haines is on the story. reporter: americans are rushing out for a chance to start the new year a multi-multi-multi millionaire in tonight' s powerball. even wannabe winners unlucky enough to live in one of the six states that don' t offer powerball are making the trek their lucky numbers. >>

attacking her heart and already have caused some damage.he binghams they'll try a treatment called plasma phoresis in which they e harmful antibodies from her blood. it sometimes works, sometimes doesn't. there's a chance that, to ll one day need a second heart transplant. >> the reality of it is it's . there's always going to be something. and now that always something ismes two, you know. it was really hard. you just felt like your emotions are on a roller coaster and you or the one, but you're feeling so bad and want to cry with the other one. >> and, of course, there's ho has the same pacemaker at age 4.y do their own form of triage, focusing on the sickest child. for now, that's lindsay. ere now. megan's here. so is gage. >> days after a heart trans plant are, of course, critical.say's first few bring complications. but soon she is up and walking without an artificial heart pumptime in eight months and jason keeps a promiseay cut off the straggly beard he started growing the day she was placed on the transplant list. >> do it. ndsay, lindsay! >> whoo! >> there you go. >> two weeks af

. >> the mice, and they gave plasma, the proteins from the blood from a young us to an old one.hey found that stem cells go to sleep at a certain age, and these proteins wake up the stem cells so they can make new neurons in the brain. they can make the heart the better, new muscle stronger. what is exciting is, we will never live to 130 or 140. >> why not? >> there is general engineering failure in the body. charlie: but that means that organs are failing, and he just said that we can create cells, that create tissue, that create organs. so you are defeating the thing that kills us. disease that causes our heart and lungs -- >> the short run, it will make quality years into the 90's and 100s. the sky is probably the limit, but not within our lifetime. but within our lifetime, we will make the eighth, ninth, 10th decade quality. charlie: what is it they have to overcome? some kind of adverse reaction? >> they need to identify the individual technology. the two to three to four proteins that do this. give them a shot. ife a diabetic its insulin, you break your leg when you're 70,

. >> great thing, is that it has a lot of the beautiful picture quality that we used to see in plasma, even better, in fact, what we tested are the best we've ever seen. >> o led, never heard of those. other gang that's will be showcased, robots, smart houses, and more wearable technology. >> fast-food giants have enters into new battle every dueling dollar menus and burger king the latest chain to up the and tee with its five items for $4 menu. whopper chain promotion includes bacon cheeseburger, small french fries, small drink, four piece chicken nuggets, and a warm chocolate chip cookie. deal follows november announcement of mcdonald's mick pick two, revamp version every it popular their menu, the president every burger king north america says promotion builds on the company's strategy of bringing people into the restaurants every great tasting food attack zest recall price point. >>> three of the largest us airlines have increased their fares on monday delta airlines increased prices on flights, by up to $4, one way. southwest airlines followed suit raising its cost for one way do