, and since i had no spleen, i was an interesting subject.iver had grown quite large, and what happened was, within the next two weeks, the liver had come down a bit. and every two weeks for a while, the liver had begun to come down to normal size. >> mcfarland: for gilbert sherman in new york, mount sinai's school of medicine also took part in the clinical study using a jak2 inhibitor. >> dr. mascarenhas told us that when they first saw gil and did the first bone marrow biopsy that they were going to give him 90 days to live. >> he's receiving a single agent, which has shown promise in treating patients with advanced forms of myelofibrosis. and he's a testament to the fact that 30 months later, he's still here and has a-- you know, a relatively good quality of life. unfortunately, he still does require transfusional support due to his disease and in part due to the side effect of the therapy which he's receiving. >> mcfarland: transfusional support refers to blood transfusions that myelofibrosis patients typically need. the purpose is to add

russia planes flying over this territory probably the mistook the spleen for a russian plane and shut it down. ok well this story started to break just over an hour and a half ago but i can tell you we've now got a correspondent on the ground at the scene of the crash but we can speak to correspondent from our sister channel r.t. spanish channel francisco. good to speak to you francisco if you can hear me ward have you seen with your own eyes at the scene of the crash. right now the situation here very close for us that it's only a kilometer far away from the border between russia and ukraine here we are in the middle of the cross. maybe fifty meters one hundred with arts of bodies here and also weeks parts of the airplane that is still burning the situation right now is controlled by the militia. and right now there's a few a fireman coming here there's one car there's some a religious. talk to us and they tell us that they saw how these air currents aircraft came down and really the situation in this moment the saudis suster a rhino here it is clear that nobody knows what happened i

it goes off the road and drives across my spleen. it's firing out into space.amazing. >> that's gross. >> you're trying get an imodium endorsement. >> we're the on place where we have comfort foods. generally people have to feed. we have food to comfort. in many countries, you know, the foods are a comfort against starvation. >> i can have a rib? >> i want one too. >> the ribs are pretty good. >> we have to go? we have to eat the ribs first. kimberly, i have a food eating contest. >> maybe you will fare better than the last one. remember when i whooped bob in the eating contest. >> you choose. all right. one more thing is up next. ♪ >>> time for one more thing and because it's fourth of july it's time for greg's fireworks tips. all right. not the normal fireworks i'm talking intestimal fireworks. when you have potato salad on the picnic table no eggs or mayo should be out for longer than two hours. in the hot sun keep it in a cooler in ice or you're is going to be counting bathroom tiles for the next two days. trust me on that one. i like to help america, dana.

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i broke all my ribs, i punctured both lungs, ruptured spleen, i shattered my pelvis and i broke six vertebraek and one in my neck. but other than that i was all right. >> bubba has no memory of the jump, but ever the perfectionist, he critiques his performance from his hospital bed. >> i'm thinking, man, it's so obvious i don't have enough speed. it got me to thinking? did something happen? did i black out? what went wrong? as i started watching the video an analyzing it quite a bit more, you can see me mid-air working the bike, i'm trying to move it around, so obviously i was totally there, but only thing i can fathom is just the simple fact that as i'm going to the ramp the bike is spinning. there's just enough speed being robbed because of the traction issue that i simply didn't make the landing ramp. i wasn't even close. >> the accident may have broken his body but certainly not his spirit or his trademark self-deprecating sense of humor. >> now that i am fortunate enough to have all the world records, i'll do this a little smarter. that's one of the things you usually get a pass on becau

degree battery and false imprisonment for beating his ex girlfriend so badly, she had to have her spleenst warrant told spencer she didn't want to have sex with him that night so he pushed her on her left side, kicked her and stomped on her back. she said she, quote, became paralyzed and couldn't move and was in inscribable pain. spencer took her phone and wouldn't let her call for help until the next morning. mary claire landry heads up the family justice center and has worked with the vroom victim in this case. >> the majority of cases are misdemeanor cases which means they're in a municipal court. so this is a felony case, which means that, you know, it's a very serious situation. >> reporter: these court records show an error of one number allowed spencer to walk out of jail just hours after the victim took the witness stand against him. spencer's plea shows he was sentenced to 33 months in jail, with credit for time served. but the sentencing sheet shows a sentence of just three months. >> it's a horrendous error. >> reporter: judge arthur hunter signed off on the sentence, as did h

. >> my spleen was obliterated. so they had to do a splenectomy.t. >> doctors say the tumor might have gone undiscovered if it hadn't been for the bullet wounds. >> it was like an act of god, this guy, he comes in. he was like the hand of god. >> i swear to god, give me everything. >> and the bullets were like a surgical strike. they hit a certain spot in me that needs medical attention. it seemed like the whole thing was just like an act of god. that's the way i look at it. >> donald eventually returns to work, but makes one adjustment. he installs bulletproof glass for protection. >> these guys that rob, they can't jump over it, they can't go around it. it's too much problem to get through it. so it's good protection. >> the glass helps donald in more ways than one. >> a lot of people come in sick. it stops bullets, but you know what, it also stops germs. >> as for the man who fired the shots, cops think the suspect has been in jail since 2007 on separate charges of multiple counts of first-degree murder. still, no charges have been filed in the