they don t happen very often. a couple hundred over the last several years. they had this somewhat arbitrary cutoff of 12 years old, saying above that they can be on the adult list and below that, i think there is not enough data for people under the age of 12. sanjay appreciate that. thanks. we wish sarah and her family the best. you can find her story at cnn.com. more breaking news tonight. fire out west and one fire is growing larger, moving in two directions at once. we ll take you to the fire lines. also, later, ariel castro pleading not guilty for holding three women captive for years. it s hard to imagine what the victims are going through. we ll talk to a therapist that helped treat jaycee dugard after her captivity. we ll talk to her ahead. how can i help you? oh, you re real? you know i m real!
without a lobe of his long. so it is possible people can live with a smaller lung but the larger concern for sarah is the rejection of these lungs and that could possibly lead to another transplant. can you explain why there are different lists? is there is a good reason behind that? ideally, what you try to do is create situations where the people that need the transplant the most are matched up with the people that will benefit the most from those transplants. that may sound rather obvious but it s not always the sickest people in general, the post that will benefit the most in these transplants. with kids and these transplants, they are not that common. they don t happen very often. a couple hundred over the last several years. they had this somewhat arbitrary cutoff of 12 years old, saying above that they can be on the adult list and below that, i think there is not enough data for people under the age of 12. sanjay appreciate that. thanks. we wish sarah and her family the be
and got the call. and we were so excited. though there was only it may not work out and we re very she s on the pediatric get lungs rejected them. and unusable. so not on the adult list. what did you make of i know this is a great night for the family.bo0roo[oe/q
lists? is there is a good reason behind that? ideally, what you try to do is create situations where the people that need the transplant the most are matched up with the people that will benefit the most. that may sound rather obvious will you not always the sickest people in general, the people that will benefit the most in these transplants. with kids and these transplants, they are not that common. a couple hundred over the last couple years. a cutoff after 12 years old, saying above that they can be on the adult list and below that, i think there is not enough data for people under the age of 12. sanjay appreciate that. you can find her story at cnn.com. we re live out west, fires and winds equals a state of emergency. one fire is growing larger moving in two directions at once. we ll take you to the fire lines. also, later, ariel castro
nearly 100 homes near colorado springs and more than 7,000 forced from their homes. the mother of a young girl placed on an adult transplant list say her daughter is out of surgery, doing well. 10-year-old sarah murngahan, was in need of new lungs. anyone under 12 is prohibited from getting adult organs. a court order got sarah on the adult list. now back to on the record. 32.7 billion, with a b, how much the government spent on medicare payments last year alone. wasted 19$19.2 billion in impror medicaid payments. those are your tax dollars. we put the spotlight on government waste. will it ever stop?