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Was at the front of the room and she had a neck brace so shes looking straight up, she cant look out so then i run in to grab her hand and i grabbed her hand and we locked eyes and she said, mommy and i was thrilled that she recognized me. >> but kylie wont get to savor the reunion for long. within an hour she goes into surgery where shes fitted with a pacemaker to help protect her from turns out to have been from a previously unpredicted abnormality. >> kylie did not have a seizure, she has an ...

>> talking about the nfl, many people have said you have a violent game to begin with. >> there are rules, we talk about domestic violence, there are rules, not like you can hit just above the shoulder but not above the nose. hi, how are you, that made perfect sense. softly and couple wanted a girl so badly a mortgage their home, flew to the data stays and spent $50,000 to choose their babys gender. screening embryos to make sure have the right chromosomes and free from abnormality. some worry a...

I run into grab her hand. i grabbed her hand and we locked eyes, and she said, mommy. i was thrilled that she recognized me. >> but kiley wont get to savor the reunion very long. within hours she goes into surgery where shes fitted with a pacemaker to help protect her from what turns out to be a previously undetected abnormality. >> kiley did not have a seizure, she has an arrhythmia. what the a.e.d. read was ventricular fibrillation, which her heart stopped working and stopped pumping blood to ...

To us about the first time that he experienced a seizure, because it was your worst moment. >> he was 3 months old. my first son. i have three daughters. life was wonderful. my second daughter was holding him in my bedroom and i was cooking in the kitchen. its all pretty much a blur, but at that moment i felt like i was losing my child. we had to wait 12 minutes for the seizure to stop. the medics got there within 8 minutes, and they tried to get a line. but he was so small, a 3-month-old infant...

Just did this. she is so lovely. we were just gushing >> yep, her mammogram was clear. look, this is a controversial topic because a lot of people who think mammograms are oversold and others say we need some sort of screening test, its not a perfect test. she talked about the fact it came back clear. then she has an ultrasound on top of the mammogram to find this particular abnormality. she had no symptoms. this was routine and she has no family history. shes 363 years old. theres a lot of reas...

It will help you. these are the people we dont think it will help them. >> dr. siegel, what if youre not a celiac and youre going i want to go gluten-free because its so popular. could you miss something out of your diet? >> yes. the word you miss is fiber. when you take gluten out in rye and barley and wheat you often lose the fiber we need in grains. the reason its happening is its in the media. were to give corrective information. i have one word, instead of placebo, no-cebo. you think if you...

In the cells but let me tell you where this comes from. it comes from how bacteria defends itself against viruses. if youre a strep and colony of bacteria and you see a virus coming along, the bacteria makes something that edits the dna of the virus, uses it and fixes the problem so that the next time the virus comes along, it cant be infected. were taking genetic material and injecting it into the chromosomes that are irregular, and were getting the body to fix it itself, and then the healthier...

Say, hey, jenna, youre feeling little more pain because you have a little bit more of the drd-2 gene. maybe i offer you a splicer to change your genes a little bit. thats where were headed. i dont know if insurance will cover it. jenna: that is the big question. less potentially the treatment on given medication and maybe the way we treat people more when it comes to their genetic code? >> we might be able to. theyre starting to do that in animal research. there is study in mit using something c...

No worse than a bad habit, were the presidents words. all the science is increasingly showing us its dangerous, heavy smoking is dangerous, can cause a through inin i.q. now the latest study you referred to says maybe even casual use can cause abnormalities in the brain of young people. all the evidence on some of the scientific side should tell there is greater risk and the president and the attorney general unleashing a -- what will be a large expansion of use, maybe one of the biggest consequ...

He will never understand what he really is. >> henderson is a match, but he had an abnormality in his blood count. more tests need to be sure that the liver transplant will be safe. we sure hope it turns out. lets go to rick reichmuth standing by with a look at the forecast. >> did you like the rainy day yesterday? >> yes, it was good to be lazy. i loved it. >> it gives you an excuse to be lazy. >> we went to the muppet movie. >> was it good? >> it was fantastic. the kids loved it. >> well, th...