rachael allison - dental stem banking for her daughter says:" i work in the pharmaceutical industry andve very much in new medicine and technology that we don't even know is coming yet. and so if the dental stem cells that can come out of this can help her later in life for individualized health care and medicines for her and if there was ever a need and a match it could be for me too but definitely for her" this is what the american academy of pediatric dentistry had to say about this emerging trend. "while there currently are no treatments available using harvested dental stem cells in humans, the aapd recognizes that this is an emerging science which may have application for oral healthcare." - the american academy of pediatric dentistry dr. eric m. scharf, dds / west portal oral and facial surgery center says:"i think the potential for their use in the future is pretty high considering the research that is on-going, i recommend doing the banking if it's something that is in line with your philosophy" dental stem banking on average costs $700 and there is an annual storage fee around

rachael allison - dental stem banking for her daughter says:" i work in the pharmaceutical industry and and technology that we don't even know is coming yet. and so if the dental stem cells that can come out of this can help her later in life for individualized health care and medicines for her and if there was ever a need and a match it could be for me too but definitely for her" this is what the american academy of pediatric dentistry had to say about this emerging trend. "while there currently are no treatments available using harvested dental stem cells in humans, the aapd recognizes that this is an emerging science which may have application for oral healthcare." - the american academy of pediatric dentistry dr. eric m. scharf, dds / west portal oral and facial surgery center says:"i think the potential for their use in the future is pretty high considering the research that is on-going, i recommend doing the banking if it's something that is in line with your philosophy" dental stem banking on average costs $700 and there is an annual storage fee around $120. that is cheaper than

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>> rachael: do not mess with messing. >> you're going down. >> rachael: debr she never let anything slow. and aetna is moving medicare advantage plans forward right along with her. we offer $0 monthly plan premiums. and a limit on out-of pocket medical costs you pay each year. call aetna today and we'll send you a $10 reward card with no obligation to enroll. because getting older clearly isn't what it used to be. >>> now to a story that proves that birds of a feather do not always flock together. this is match and his best buddy, quackers, they live in the teeny town in minnesota. max lost his best dog friend two years ago and the owners adopted a duck. and max sat near his pen and finally let him roam free and from that point on quackers took to max like a duck takes to water. unseparable. >> you nevada know who your best friend will be. >> exactly. >> what about me? >> november 1st, a new month. >> tomorrow the temperatures will move upward here as we go towards the end of the week and another change downward for the weekend. what goes up must come down. as we look at the weather cent

pushout called playground young and put him down was a shawl she also you know you put on the speech rachael kohn did social importune show moms for the system for this. and i think you want badly need when you initiate mutely at sixty one can accumulate if you want to be and look at you wanted them to see them get a medal but employ push me out of the. barrel at me because i don't look i thought you know very. well don't you well that of good people in that city you know what the cost of theft is down dollar question well you don't separate the point is to ask somebody to pay out of his nest we need to be mighty with the oil in the area where we are so my you know we do show what it does when you took seven people just using your own they've each of whom would you call someone good it's a leech to the we didn't mean to nearly a good. muslim only local was going to leave you. because we are useless here i mean useful idiot you called me a useful idiot a useful idiot useful idiots go expressing my opinions on r t this report is a simple strategy we've attacked person so instead of talking abo

next rachael. rock star sha mar welcome bace look here out across philadelphia international. cool today, really cool, but tomorrow that's what the hawk will be out. 5:56 a.m., 45 degrees, the high today will get up to 57. >>> a basketball player in western pennsylvania is already being scouted by colleges and she is something special since as he she is only 9 years old. her coach said the pint size point guard puts in 3 to 5 hours a day three days a week. kyra said her dream is to be a lady husky and play at the university of connecticut. >> someone to watch. practice, practice. >>> a driverless bus goes solo for the first time, it doesn't go according to plan. >>> a deadly discovery is made not far from allentown city hall. the latest on the investigation is in the lehigh valley is up next. it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror, soothing lavender oils, a party llama... or is that an alpaca? super soft towe

rachael allison - dental stem banking for her daughter says:" i work in the pharmaceutical industry andn new medicine and technology that we don't even know is coming yet. and so if the dental stem cells that can come out of this can help her later in life for individualized health care and medicines for her and if there was ever a need and a match it could be for me too but definitely for her" this is what the american academy of pediatric dentistry had to say about this emerging trend. "while there currently are no treatments available using harvested dental stem cells in humans, the aapd recognizes that this is an emerging science which may have application for oral healthcare." - the american academy of pediatric dentistry dr. eric m. scharf, dds / west portal oral and facial surgery center says:"i think the potential for their use in the future is pretty high considering the research that is on-going, i recommend doing the banking if it's something that is in line with your philosophy" dental stem banking on average costs $700 and there is an annual storage fee around $120. that is

>> rachael's movie friends make their pick for the bes nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. look there out over the commodore barry bridge. credit another morning we have a little bit of morning haze out there, 5:55 a.m., 58 degrees. >> from our delaware newsroom our state fire marshal made an arrest in the torching of a historic home in townsend. authorities say the man lived in the colonial era home on the 300 block of vandyke green spring road. the property is on the national rentster of historic places. the arson caused a quarter million dollars in damage. >>> authorities in delaware county have arrest

. >> rachael: joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. the commodore barry bridge, as it is in other areas across the region. it's something we're looking out for you on this thursday morning. 5 degrees

rachael van sloten / oakland police dept. = we want to let them know we're aware they're on their waye and we're not going to tolerate it.> they say several large groups used social media to plan the ille will >>> oak hand police say there'll be a lot of squeaking tires in the east bay. up to 400 cars and motorcycles will take over the streets. >> we're gonna let them know that we're aware they're on their way, and we're not gonna tollay it. >> reporter: several large groups used social media to plan the illegal side show. >> come here, damage our area, and then take off. >> reporter: police and the chp are stepping up patrol. they say their helicopter is standing by as well. >> arrests, citations, tow vehicles, impound vehicles if we can. >> reporter: police have arrested at least a dozen side show drivers in the last month. this video was taken two saturdays ago. >> we have had violent events, fatal traffic event, all associated with side show activity. >> reporter: officers tonight know when and where the groups plan to meet. this site has seen thousands of side shows over the yeef

>> rachael: do not mess with messing. >> you're going down. >> rachael: debr . >>> back here >> reporterrtheast. all these dots represent cities from millville, new jersey to caribou, maine. had their warmest october on record. as we start november we're going to get a little bit of heat. raleigh, near 82. that's the big picture, let's check closer to home. >> reporter: mild here today, too. we are mild down in delaware. fog burning off quickly and mild this afternoon of 74. 75 tomorrow, shower at night. 60s for the weekend. special "deals & steals." we're all excited about. tory johnson is here with a first peek at oprah's favorite things and we've got "o" magazine's creative director adam glassman with us to help with this important "deals & steals." >> these are all amazing. as they always are. >> they are amazing. the first time you're seeing favorite things being revealed today on "gma." >> how lucky are we? >> yes. everyone has a magazine and they all have the cover. this is the first time we are seeing it >> that's great. >> we've been working on it forever. pointing here. from vi

have prevented her from getting roles in a label-driven industry but led to her starring role as rachaelng series "suits." >> do attractive women intimidate you? >> she had wed a hollywood producer in 2011. the name, lasted just two years. markle, also has become as much an activist as an actor. just like her fianceÉe across te pond. >> good evening. >> reporter: what may be the most important feature about this royal couple is the two really like each other. andrew morton wrote princess diana's biography. >> you can see the sparkle in each other's eyes. call me old-fashioned, but that's a great romance. >> reporter: in a "vanity fair" interview, mack l said, "i personally love a great love story. she's certainly writing her own. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >> mason: and we wish the royal couple all the best. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. >>> american princess. >> i could barely let you finish proposing. can i say yes now? >> i'm outside meghan's home in los angeles as meghan becomes the first bi-racial woman to ma

rachael and sam kamau applied for liverpool council's "home for a pound" scheme.ate it. and theirs is the first to be completed, as andy gill reports. flowers from the mayor for a new chapter in their lives. rachel and sam, both nurses, have spent tens of thousands of pounds doing up there £1 helm. a year ago the staircase look like this. now it looks like this. but the whole house needed work. there was water falling down the stairs. you can see the sky from the stairs. you can see the sky from the kitchen because the roof was damaged completely. somebody has taken off the lead from the roof, so that caused a lot of water damage. it was really bad. the master bedroom before, and after. the local council are selling hundreds of empty homes at £1 each. buyers have to live or work in liverpool, fund the renovations, and promise not to sell for five years. this is a town we wanted to come to, liverpool, and now we have fixed it now, we are pa rt of now we have fixed it now, we are part of it now we feel more fixed here now. we're not going to build can forjobs in dif

i'm essentialisergeant rachael .and >> acknowledge those who helped make this medal of valor ceremony possible. sorry. first thank you to the san francisco scottish rite masonic center for their continued generosity in allowing us the continued use of their facility. next i'd like to thank the members who are instrumental in organizing this ceremony. miss reesa thom, sergeant ray padmore and officer jones. thank you to officer church for singing the national anthem. and thank you to the sfpd color guard. they all deserve a round of applause. [applause] >> now i'd like to introduce your san francisco police commission, commission president julius thurman, commissioner joe marshall, commissioner dejesus. commissi commissioner sonia malers, commissioner robert hirsch. two commissioners couldn't be here tonight buzz send their congratulations to all of the honorees. now i'll introduce your command staff starting with chief of police william scott, scott from the chief of staff bureau, hector signas. from the airport bure

. >> see "20/20"'s light, camera, christmas inside holiday movie classics tomorrowig >> rachael: let'sdinner, next rachael. >> back now on "good morning america" it's not just the woolly hat showing up in times square but it's looking a lot like christmas. saks fifth avenue debuted their holiday windows last night. isn't that pretty transformed into scenes from snow white the seven dwarve's. snow white was there with her prince and the seven dwarves. you can see that display until january along with a pop-up snow white shop. so that is pretty cool. everybody here is aww. it's always so pretty. let's get a check closer to home. >> ginger has the coat on. you should have it on too. we're dry on storm tracker6 live double scan climbing out of the 30's into the low to mid 40's across much of the region. later today though breezy and milder 59. a little rain overnight and then tomorrow clouds to sun, 54. u, ginger and to the outside. the inspiring chef overcoming serious setbacks featured in "charged:a dead man with a hear >> yeah. i lost my left hand. i had an amputated hand at my forearm

. >> bret: rachael bale, we appreciate your time and expertise.e look forward to more things from "national geographic" going forward. thanks a lot. up next, one of the histories most notorious cult leaders has died. we will have that story. here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering. fox 26 in houston. federal officials are extending deadlines to register for federal assistance following hurricane harvey. data includes help for temporary housing, rental assistance assistance, repair or replacement of damaged homes. grants are available for health, dental, and child care as well as funeral and burial costs. fox 2 in san francisco. the investigation into yesterday's crash of a single engine airplane into a house in san jose. all three people on board were injured. no one on the ground was hurt. the aircraft have been rented from a nearby airport and was occupied by a flight instructor, a student, and one of the other person. it's not clear who was flying the plane when it crashed. this is a live look at atlanta from our

>> rachael: hey, who's going to talk?ne time, in new orleans, well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. like when the military came and built the boats to win the war. [warplane] some are tales told around crowded tables.... [streetcar rumble] and others are performances fit for the stage. stella! cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans. [crowd applause] >>> all right, you know ha that >> reporter: you know what that music means, star wars, that music galaxy far, far away is getting closer. it's in your living room thanks to star wars challenges, that's what i have on my head, it's an augmented head set. we have disney deep into a jedi challenge. i'm going to put this on, but i want you to tell us about this, because people see this and wait a minute this could be in my living room. everybody at home will be seeing what tate and i will be seeing. you can have your o

>> rachael: you could do this for taco tuesday people!ack to "good morning america." everybody in good spirits after a will ferrell. jury still doing your jeb dance getting it warmed up. we all are because it is going to get cold driving through denver suburbs this morning they're already feeling that chill and the snow. some places freezing rain and some bad accidents. look at that arctic blast. are you sticking around for the weekend? by saturday morning here we're going to drop into the 20's. coming from the 70's it's going to slap you in the face. let's get a look closer to home. >> ginger talking about new york and here it's going to be the same story. cold at the end of the week. rain moving in slowly from the west. you your seven day sun giving way to clouds. this afternoon a high of 50. that. >> the elaine. that's the elaine. yeah, got it going on there. how great was ginger on "dancing with the stars"? >> ah, thank you, guys. i miss it. i miss it. [ applause ] >> they were loving it. >>> good vibe. good vibe here today. now to ou

and i am here with rachael. >> hi, everybody! >> stephen: amazing.ar is actually less awkward than the real mark zuckerberg. ( laughter ) it's fun, it's cool. all they had to do was not use a tragedy to promote it. >> all right. so now we are in a 360 video in puerto rico. >> stephen: what? you don't go to a disaster zone to push your product! "the new dyson vacuum uses the same cyclonic action that the tornado that just destroyed this town with." that didn't-- that did not stop-- ( applause ) no, thank you. that's all right. that's all right. we want me to show you pictures of the wall again? that did not stop zuckerberg from being impressed. >> one of the things that's really magical about virtual reality is you can get the feeling that you're really in a place. >> stephen: it's true. with this product, it really felt like facebook was up its own ass. ( laughter ) >> jon: oh! >> stephen: wow! it's so realistic! oh, look, look! there's the exact spot where we pulled this idea from! we've got a great show for you tonight! conan o'brien is here! tig n

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a lot of know her from the the show rachael on the show.eet coming from buckingham was so cleverly written, that more details will come duly, as they put it >> we do know they're supposedly getting married in the spring. a lot more details to come. in the meantime, we will be back in about three do you need the most trusted battery this holiday? maybe not. maybe, you could trust the world would be just as happy without them. (screaming) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ >> liver fill ill firefighters working to safer a man stuck in a trash truck. this happening right now on erie avenue, not sure how the man got into the truck, or how authorities found he was there , but digging through the trash looking for this man for about 45 minutes, we'll keep you up-to-date. >> some home owners in washington state on edge quite literally as saw property crumble into the river. >> the banks started cracking. >> cell phone video captured the moment that shed went into the river. river water continues to e

are you ready, rachael? >> yes. >> hi. i'm coming here as a nurse, but also i'm the first transgender officer in the history of the city and county of san francisco, and also a green party gubernatorial candidate. the first thing i would do as governor of california would be to block the use of tasers and pepper spray. i wanted to say this from the chemical compound of being a human being, our bodies are electrical. we work off of electrical impulses. while i'm standing here, my protons, atom, neutrons and for some of us our morons are working. [laughter] >> i wanted to talk about the fact that at rest, we generate a hundred watts of energy in the human body. in order to start a heart, if the person is out cold, to start a heart, you need at least 360 is the max joules or watts per second used on the human body to restart a heart. that means that tasers that have 50,000 watts start the heart or break the heart down, and the muscle mass for 139 times more than it takes to start a heart. nobody deserves that to their body. i

rachael bade, who covers politics for politico. and jason riley from "the wall street journal."chel, as our congress watcher on this panel, i want to ask you about the tax plan, what you think of the prospects for the plan, what do you is the biggest challenge the republicans face getting it through, and to follow up on the discussion i had with speaker ryan, what about this idea of adding -- repealing, killing the individual mandate of obamacare is part of the tax reform? >> i think the prospects are pretty good at this point in time. republicans, after failing to repeal obamacare, they are feeling the pressure that they really have to deliver on tax reform. i think i saw something this week on the help that bodes well for the plan, that is the rollout went very fairly smoothly. within two or three hours we knew it was in some trouble because conservative groups started piling on, calling it obamacare light, and they haven't recovered from that. the bill died. this time we saw the conservative groups come out and applaud the plan, say they like it, and that puts pressure on the

. >> vanessa and rachael began waiting in line at this new jersey best buy wednesday night. >> reporter: is that a deal in. >> yeah. >> reporter: you saved $320 each one. >> reporter: together they saved $640 eve hour they spent waiting in line. >> there are high hopes for this holiday season. >> reporter: sherese jones is a national business correspondent for "usa today." what can we expect with retail fridays? black friday, consumer confidence, gangbusters? what are we expecting? >> unemployment has dropped. >> reporter: in 2015 this was black friday at a walmart in northeast el paso, texas. the days of brawling over tvs may be numbered as many shop online. amazon alone is expected to take half of the holiday season's growth. by thanksgiving night consumers had already spent $1.5 billion online. that's up 17% from last year. toys "r" us, which declared trying to keep up. >> the holiday extraordinarily important. >> executive vice president richard berry said they started planning for this black friday more than a year ago. >> we have massive stores that are able to bring brands and pr

so then on saturday night live, they did a segment years ago called debbie downer and rachael, she gotays said negative stuff. you know? >> when she said negative stuff they would go wah, wah, wah want to see it? >> yes. >> okay. >> she says something, they go wah, wah, wal. >> dramatic moment, like you cheated on susi? then dah, dah, dah. like that. >> now you can do it on instagram. now the meeting yesterday. she secretly videotaped me. >> i didn't know what you were doing so i stuck my tongue out. >> i did it because quincy harris, got me, when i walked into his office yesterday. >> okay? >> we're working on it, we need the dramatic pause to get the dramatic zoom. >> i've seen people do it, like i thought they were doing it on their own, adding music, you know, i'm big on instagram, instagram stories. >> you know you want to do it at the office today. this is how you do it, okay, so, you go to urine is that gram page, my stain gram page, alex holley tv if you would like to follow, do shame leg plus there, so go in, go to instagram stories. i'll show mike. this is where you g and you

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>> her first name is rachael you know. >> should be rm. >> so the 15th century chapel where they'll wed prince william married kate middleton in 2011. it will look a little different in may. i said may because they've announced that is when it will be happening, be happening in may. but they haven't chosen exact day. so we just know block out that month. if you real excited about this. because it will be happening then. >> how about in honor every his mother, it could be mothers day? >> i don't -- that takes the attention away from the mother. >> huh? >> the attention will be on megan markle instead of mother, and celebrating them. >> all right, forget it. >> like having a wedding on someone's birthday. then no one is celebrating your birthday. >> okay, i'm bafoon. i'm a total jerk. >> wait, no. i'm sure they have a ton of people, team of people, trying to find the perfect day for such an owe cakes. >> well, you know, another megan, our queen of megan's, megan wilky in the control room right now. >> yes? >> maybe we could look up in may, is there a special date in may for brits? >> oh.

really appreciate that. [ applause ] everybody, coming up, josh hutcherson is here live. [ appl >> rachael store bought pies with tricked out toppings next our story begins more than 60 years ago inside an abandoned chicken coop. where our founder discovered a retired teacher living. no home. no healthcare. so she said "no" to this injustice, and "yes" to transforming lives. it's this drive, this compassion, that inspired aarp. today, we empower people to choose how they live as they age. we advocate for health and financial security. we strengthen communities everywhere. we are aarp. creating real possibilities. ] >> back now on "good morning america." i'm lucky to be joined boy 20-year-old daniel he's a special olympic athlete. they're joining forces to help families with special needs plan for their financial future. daniel welcome. so glad you're here. [cheers and applause] >> gold and silver in floor hockey soccer volleyball. there's so many sports you have listed here. special olympics must mean everything to you. >> yes, it does. >> so much to you but your goals go well beyond sport

. >> rachael are you going to basically consider me the taste tester?tti and z2e3tz z5yz y2e3ty y5yy >> reporter: we're back on "g.m.a." veterans day, because it is tomorrow and the first ever theatrical documentary directed by a soldier. it follows the battles in afghanistan and looks at the challenges soldiers face transitioning back to civilian life. it's been getting rave reviews, you can see no greater love in select cities nationwide. that's the big picture, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: we're dry on storm tracker 6 live double scan, ginger, but it is getting colder and colder. right now we have temperatures dropping out of the 40s into the 30s in most neighborhoods. this afternoon we bounce back to 38 with windchills in the 20s. really cold tomorrow morning. o disasters and throughout it all our partners at the red cross have mobilized 17,000 disaster workers and opened hundreds of shelters and partnered with them during our day of giving to raise $15 million for victims of hurricane harvey. now american red cross's regional ceo

to my heritage for bringing the family together. [ applause ] we'll be right back. [ applause ] >> rachael it up with the holidays with whoopee gold berg and clas today we're out here to test people's knowledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes? yes i do. true or false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. in fact, cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death for adults with type 2 diabetes and heart disease. but there is good news. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease and lower your a1c. that's good to know. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may