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Evil. isis is worse than a nazi. i believe thats the case. as they become worse, our killing becomes more humane. well never repeat the world wars were re-sent waves of waves of men to their deaths. now the droning is purely surgical. puts the equivalent of a prostate surgery. we do our best not to hurt the innocent. collateral damage. i think its important we are more concerned with how to kill them what to call the very refreshing return to common sense. its interesting, this is the way its go...

In chicken and beef now. youre getting the raw meat. you think it doesnt have any bacteria. i dont want to gross anybody out but a lot of the chicken has the bacteria in it. you have to cook it out. if youre a food handler, you get it on your hands -- >> you dont want to eat undercooked chicken, right? >> the temperature you want for your burgers, about 140 degrees. for chicken its about 160. i know as a urologist, it sounds like i know what im doing. we always have someone with a thermometer lo...

Careful with that. keep hydrated. >> how do you know if your body needs the salt, if youre craving salt. how do you know it is not just a tasting or your body is craving, needs the salt? >> well, i think depending on what goes on, if youre an anti-diuretic, work out a lot and saw this coming down, youre going to be fatigued, youll have abdominal pain, muscle weakness, youll have symptoms. and once you go to the doctor, theyll check and it will show up. the first lab we get is something called sm...

Russias world war ii victims at the tomb of the up known soldier. the death toll from that massive earthquake in nepal has now surpassed 8,000. this is according to nepals emergency operations center. and official there is are still struggling to get a handle on the sheer scope of the damage. hundreds of american military personnel are in nepal trying to help with the recovery. arguably one of the best soccer players of all time pele is out of a sao paolo, brazil hospital following prostate ...

Room. the idea 12 years ago, arthel, sit here and do a remote-controlled surgery ten feet away and operating inside you was like "star wars," crazy. today prostate surgery under pros kate cancer at the hands -- >> do you envision a row to the operating thousands of miles away? >> were getting closer and closer and with verizon, high speed wiring, a dream come true. its a great point. >> could have someone operating on you and you never get to meet him. >> coming up, does this sound like you? >> ...

Always ahead. and its also more popular because people want to hear that, you know, you dont need surgery, you dont have to have the risk of the surgery, but this will tell you and people realize that surgery for prostate cancer -- certainly under the age of 65 -- is absolutely superior to this watchful waiting. and over the age of 65 it reduces the age of spread of the cancer -- reduces the risk of spread of the cancer. its huge news. gregg: let me ask you this, was some people -- because some ...

Israeli patients he treated and teaching techniques about robotic surgery. dr. siegel takes a look. >> our own dr. david samadi, chief of urologist at lennox hill hospital was back in israel last week, following up with patients he treated. >> you can see the pubic bone. >> a pioneer in robotic prostate surgery, hes traveled in israel in the past to teach these techniques to other doctors. >> we got the prostate cancer at the last possible second, not minute, before the cancer left the prostate ...

Techniques about robotic prostate surgery. dr. seagal takes a look. >> chief of urology, lenox hill hospital, he was back in israel last week following up with israeli patients he has treated. >> you can see here. >> a pioneer in robotic prostate surgery, hes traveled to israel in the past to teach these techniques to other doctors. >> we got the prostate cancer at the last possible second. not minute before it left the cancer, left the prostate, and went into the whole body. >> it does go beyon...

So now to get people who have never done this before used to the idea that now they have access they can get coverage they must do this. >> because the people youre talking to feel they can fall back on the social safety net. emergency room visits and whatever. >> its unfortunate. weve almost acculturated ourselves to this safety net. thats why theyre sending people out to get people enrolled. >> the safety net ironically is not safe. theyre not getting preventative care. in many cases theyre us...

For part of the operation thats not a good operating room to be with. find out what the complications are do you have a technique and what are the side effects. everyone that does robotic prostate surgery may have a different technique. i think its experience of the surgeon that matters. >> ask you one last question on this. could this be used for brain surgery ultimately robotics? >> no. it will go on to other modalities but right now because theres not a lot of room in the pelvic area for pros...