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there, to get rest and relax and, quote, get far away from something. the brothel is called the love range, operates 80 miles outside las vegas. randi kaye got a tour today. she's outside the hospital where lamar odom is now. >> reporter: there were curious tourists out front and media wanting to get inside. it's quiet because most of the women who worked there have left. they didn't like the media glare and they were upset with what happened to lamar odom. i'm told in the few days he was there, he really made quite an impression on them. the love ranch is about a 90-minute drive from las vegas. t.j. moore is one of the owners and tried to revive owed --

odom. she took us into the owner's suite, about $10,000 a night. >> how did he look to you? >> he was on his back, he had foam coming out of his mouth and a little blood coming out of his nose. i got him rolled over on his right side and he did have a bunch of fluid come out of his mouth. but i knew from previous experience that i had to get him on his side. >> reporter: was he on this side of the bed or -- >> he was on this side of the bed, and i was letting him know it was t.j. >> reporter: t.j. had driven odom to the ranch on saturday. what'd you guys talk about? >> about everything but a brothel. we talked, he told me about his life, told me about a lot of the sadness, losing his mom by at an

early age, we talked about baseball because i'm a fan. >> what was he demeanor? >> he was relaxed. he was easy to talk to. felt like hi known him for a long time. >> reporter: t.j. said odom told her he wanted to have some fun, including taking herbal supplements sold here. is there where you would sell -- >> yes. they were actually good until '16 and '17 but i have pulled them from the case. >> reporter: turns out it w-- t the lineup in his room. >> reporter: you are don't usually do that but that's what

he wanted. >> yes, that was his preference. the ladies lined up here. i introduced the ladies and i said this is lamar, ladies, introduce yourselves. >> reporter: t.j. says he hung out in his suite with two girls that he chose. he also went to the bar. sometimes after leaving that bar, lamar odom collapsed in his room. >> did anyone at the ranch tell you that they saw odom doing drugs? >> reporter: we talked to the manager, t.j. moore, and she said she never saw him taking any drugs but just taking that herbal supplement. she said he wasn't acting like he was doing drugs. she said if he was doing cocaine, he wouldn't be very hungry, she said he ordered kentucky fried chicken for

everyone at the ranch, he had a t-bone steak and was eating homemade cupcakes. >> as far as his medical condition right now, what do you know? >> reporter: well, the family isn't saying much. they released a statement today saying they're asking for prayers and of course privacy. they don't want anyone trying to find out about his condition or trying to reach out to them. they certainly haven't said anything about his condition specifically and what the chances are for his recovery at this point. >> a lot of people pulling for lamar odom tonight including one of his mentors who coached him during the summers when odom was a talented young high school basketball player. gary charles was close to odom throughout the years. he joins me tonight. gary, i'm sorry we're meetingnd these circumstances. you've known lamar odom for, what, 20 years? >> since he was 15 years old.

>> when you first heard what happened, what went through your mind? >> i put my head down and shook it and my heart was beating a little faster. and i started praying that he would be okay. >> did it surprise you? >> i can't say surprised me. this is one of those phone cass that you kept saying i hope i don't get. >> you were afraid of something like this? >> i was afraid of something like this, yes. >> one of the things you said was that he never knew how to say no. what do you mean by that? >> lamar is probably one of the greatest and nicest young men i ever met in my life. so he would give you the shirt off his back. if 2,000 people came, he would give each within of thone of th. i believe he was 18 at the time and i said, son, i'm going to give you a piece of advice in that you better learned how to say the word no, okay.

and because if he was around good people, he would do good things. but if he was around the other element, he would just go with the flow. that's just who he was. >> people would take advantage of him and also people were bad influences on him? >> absolutely, yeah. i've always felt that being with the lakers and being with kobe, i thought it would be a good thing because i knew kobe would try to at least lead him the right way. so, you know, we were happy about that. >> at one point i know he talked to you about wanting to move to vegas to kind of get his head right. what did you think of that? >> i said to him let me get this straight. you want to straighten out your life and you're moving to vegas? the reason he was moving to vegas was because he was going to start boxing again and he wanted to go out there and start working out. as a matter of fact, he said to me, coach, i need you back in my life. i need you to be able to say no

like you used to and keep me doing the things i need to do. >> do you think he was really committed to that? was he serious about it? >> he was definitely more serious about it. and i said to him, tell me about the knicks. at one point he was supposed to come out for the knicks. he said, coach, i wasn't ready. he said but i think i'm going to be ready soon. i said to him i'll tell what you i'm going to do. i'm going to call the president of the knicks who is a friend of mine. i'm going to make him aware of what your goals are. i'm saying this to you as an incentive to see if you do the right thing. >> so he was still talking about making a comeback with the nba? >> absolutely. >> he talked publicly that death was always around him, he'd lost a lot of friends, his dad had struggled with addiction. do you think that's something that he felt? that he felt this shadow of what had happened to his dad? >> he talked about it all the

time. he was always around those type of things and he always worried about that and was afraid that could become him. and i would always tell him, lamar, it doesn't have to be you. you know, use that to go the other way. >> do you think if he does pull out of this, if he recovers, that he will make changes? >> i'm going to tell you the same thing i tell everyone else. lamar adapts to the people around him. if he's around the right people, he'll change. if he's not, you know -- you know the shame of it is you would think some of these people would realize the type of young man that he is and help him instead of trying to pull him down. >> gary, i appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. i'm sorry it under these circumstances. >> some people say lamar took sexual enhancements. what exactly is in these pills?

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as we mentioned, employees at the brothel said they saw lamar use low cane as well the herbal tablet. it's a supplement the owner refers to as herbal viagra. so it's legal but is it safe? our correspondent elizabeth cohen reports. >> reporter: it's available almost everywhere with dozens of brands. it's called herbal viagra but it's not real viagra. the food and drug administration have warned about some of the products, stiff nights, king of panther. dr. irwin goldstein investigated 58 different brands to see what they con it atained. >> we fond rat poison, heavy

paint and we found drugs that lowered blood sugar. the quality of the manufacturing of these is extremely poor. >> p. >> reporter: and it's big business. >> unfortunately a lot of these folks are based overseas. >> reporter: the supplement industry is not as tightly regulated as the drug industry. the fda found these often contain the same active ingredient found in viagra. in large doses, it may dangerously lower blood pressure. >> people want this stuff. people don't care about the warnings when they're faced with the inevitability they're going to have sexual activity and may not be good performers. >> does it work? the placebo effect might be huge. it might work just because man thinks it works. >> do we know how this interacts with other drugs, cocaine for

folks? >> in many ways we don't. we don't really know what's in it. it's russian roulette, who knows what's going to turn up in your batch. but it's quitelyly it will contain the active ingredient that's in viagra. you take a lot of that and your blood pressure could drop dangerously low. on top of that you're taking cocaine. you have two drugs acting on your cardiovascular system. terrible things can happen, which is why every health authority we talked to said don't take these supplements. >> employees told 911 dispat dispatchers he had been use being owe cane as early as saturday and the moon jer said he had been drinking as well. addiction has been a long-time specter in odom's life.

he spoke on reality television about his father's struggle with heroin. addiction medicine specialist dr. drew pin ski joins us now. you and i talked about this last night. you believe these supplements likely will nothing to do with what happened here but if you're taking it with cocaine, aren't those both things that can affect your heart? >> they can. the alcohol plus cocaine is well known to be card yof toxic, accept ear left-hand. >> these herb al supplements are everywhere. people who take them take too much. it's not like the emergency rooms are overloaded with people on herbal overdoses. the herbal supplement just is not an issue here.

we need to get off of the topic. this is the story of addiction. how do they die? they die of cardiac deaths, strokes and respiratory arrest and that is someone in the process of dying. that comes from somebody whose respirations have been suppressed and which we see pills being opiatesin we don't see emergency rooms filled with sexual enhancement problems. we see people all the time with benzodiazepine complications all the time. >> it was reported that he had used cocaine as, you know, i think it was saturday but he was found on tuesday. is it possible -- must he have

used they do it on the d.l. >> would he have had to take them at the same time as the cocaine -- >> no. but i will tell you and i'm speaking from my experience exclusively, i've seen a lot of this. they want to get more effects of the cocaine. that is the phenomenon of speed wall, when people to forgive access to opiate pills that you neat only slip a pill in with. >> we know that odom would apparently disappear for periods, several days where family and friends couldn't.

>> right, when somebody disappears and somebody's behaving differently when they're not active. people have been critical of the kardashians. i'm here to it she does a very good job. you can only do so much. you can't force an addict to get well. you can set, you must leave with love and kindness but you can't continue to be a part of someone dying. >> so sad. so much promise just rewriting why put up with that? but the quicksilver card from capital one

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there's breaking news on the campaign trail. donald trump has released his financial data. situation look like tonight?ial- >> even though donald trump has been running all over the country saying he's not actively raising money. his campaign raked a little in, $3.9 million, came from 75,000 donors. we're not talking about huge donations here. but what's really interesting is when you look at the campaign spending, all tolled throughout the campaign, they've spent about $5.6 million.

about $1 million of that is trump's own money. >> as we've been saying all along, it almost impossible to calculate the amount of freedom. others will look at it and be enviou envious, particularly going forward. donald trump doesn't have that problem. we take his events live. we speak to that a lot. you just can't overestimate how much they say they'll drop out unless they're allowed to give opening and close statements and cnbc limits it to no loner than

two hours. trump and carson are nearly neck and neck with 23% and 4%. ted cruz is in third place with 10%. among the democrats, hillary clinton has a solid lead at 45%. bernie sanders at 25%, joe biden, who has yet to enter the race, if he will at all, is at 19. being front-runners are now rewriting their included on the guest list? hillary and bill clinton. you might assume they were all friends but it's remembered differently. >> with hillary clinton i said be at my wedding and she came to my wedding. you want to know why? i gave to a foundation that was supposed to be good. i didn't know her money would be

used on private jets going all over the world. >> i didn't know him that well. i knew him and i happened to be planning to be in florida and i thought it would be po. >> donald trump was quite supportive of the woman who he could end up facing in the presidential election. he made four donations to hillary clinton while she was in the senate. once in twoou and three temperatu temperature. >> well, she's not a friend of mine. >> she's the worst secretary of state in the industry of our country. >> he's at, they would have been in jail 12 months ago.

>> clinton has had some fun with the animosity. here on the "tonight" show. >> how are you,iliry? i haven't seen you since my last wedding. >> hey, bartender, keep 'em coming. >> and on the season's premier of "saturday night lf. >> you're all losers. >> i want to be the one to take him down. i will destroy him and i will mount his air in the oval office! restraining orders but she's also repaying the animosity with animosity. >> he has been stoking prejudice and paranoia. he's been really appealing to the worst infints of human nature. i think it's dangerous, his demagoguery is no longer amusing. >> interestingly zam she has

been, believe it or not, uncommonly nice to hillary and me. >> but trump says it was a relationship of and of. >> it's entertainment. look, it all entertainment. >> believe me, hillary's worst nightmare is me. >> joining me now, cnn political commentator and melissa.

>> i think they'll compromise on it. i think they'll figure something out. i think the tom constraints were asking for is not ou bound po l pochl. >> i think cnbc will do fine. that he will kol to a reasonable implog this this. he's dominating the latest cnn polls. how important is to to see a clinton and nasa violence here. >> i think it is time to start thinking seriously about how they would match up. i think it's so seriousin f it's really a battle of titans.

we have to think about how this would play out. if i n but if it's a debate over personality, the wall street snow gist, they lynn mchbl. >> >> he's a billionaire in his own bubble of sorts. they're known around the world. a general election would in some odd way be an evenle playing ford in terms of they're

repochl. i can't watch. >> she's been bunch the most respected pim. donald trump may in fact be side obama be the most famous in the. suddenly he gets to dominate 10, 12 other people. when it's just trump versus hillary, he will suddenly have for the first time equal treatment from the media. but what will hurt her, on stage together, she is easily irritated and he is irritating. so you're going to have one of the most irritating people in the world going up against one of the most irritable people in the world and in that situation, she's in grave, grave danger. >> i assume it's too early to be

thinking down the road for a general. are you thinking about what a clinton vsh plush yop the fall classic, tu don't win the first game, you don't get to win the second game. so much we can beat iowa before new hampshire. then we'll win the southeast conference primary and then we'll get ready for super tuesday. so we have a dlib rath, messed ot call wayne pain doing this, the same. >> bob: if you had told us in june, july, august, he's a week away from exploding. he attacked john mccain.

it's over. that we would literally now stiting here talking about the blocking and the tackling for the super bowl i, this is not reality television. this is your life, america ka. somebody's got to do something about this. this is insane. >> if is interesting to van's point about just how long pundits andaries have been at really every step of this process. and frankly, that's something we kind of remind they were saying the night before the election that kerrey was going to win. i'm not trying to throw this into a half couple is. >> it's hard to understand the process sometimes.

>> and i feel like in my gut we're in for many more surprises this election sykesle. weep do have to look at the polls. they are very good indicator of what people are thinking and saying they same time saying they're getting out of the polling business so any house were going to and f the tucker example, just to clear that up. thank you very much. just ahead, as gary mentioned, ivanka trump and chelsea clintons are frind who are --

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in an interview with poppy harlow this week, eivanka trump. >> the politics of our parents is not relevant to our friendship. >> it's an interesting discussion. what if their stakes become even higher. does their friendship have what it takes to survive? >> hillary, who i think has very big problems, by the way. >> reporter: as their parents sling insults at each other on the campaign trail -- >> he's been throwing a lot of

heat my way. that's fine, i can take it. but i do -- i do find a lot of what he says pretty ridiculous. >> ivanka trump and chelsea clinton's longstanding friendship is about to be put to the test, a test their parents' have failed. after being close friends themselves, hillary clinton attending donald trump's wedding, trump donating to their foundation -- >> he's the worst secretary of state in the history of our country. >> the two women both in their 30s, new moms and living in

manhattan, they talk about their upbringing, about their career paths to big roles now in their respective family business and their family ties, both marrying men of the jewish faith, ivanka converting with marriage. on social media, they both seemed to be president of the other's fan club, effusive in their praise on facebook. chelsea telling "vogue" magazine saying there's nothing skin deep about ivanka, there's always an awareness of those around her. but their biggest connection could also become their friendship's kryptonite. both are fiercely loyal to their families and big boosters of their parents' presidential bid. >> can i tell you there's no better person than my father to have in your coroner when you're

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>> why when you were chairman didn't you take action? >> i was chairman for two years and we did take action. we passed a $15 billion piece of legislation which brought in many, many new doctors and nurses into the v.a. so that veterans in this country could get the health care when they needed it and not be on long waiting lines. and the other part of that legislation said that if a veteran is living more than 40 miles away from a v.a. facilities, that veteran could get health care from a community health center or private sector. >> what senator sanders didn't mention is all the opportunities his critics say he missed to act sooner. they say he ignored a growing pile of evidence that something was wrong. here's drew griffin.

>> reporter: bernie sanders was chairman during the height of the wait list scandal. but critics like the founder of the iraq veterans administration knew it. >> he was positioning it as a smaller issue than it was while veterans were dying waiting for care. >> reporter: he says he had to know what was going on where the house investigators were digging up records, swearing in whistleblowers. >> he was at the helm during the biggest scandal in v.a. history. the question for bernie sanders is where were you? why didn't you conduct more oversight? why didn't you get to the bottom of this and listen to the veterans groups who came forward and said this was a problem? >> republicans were so troubled by the lack of oversight, they sent this letter to sanders

complaining, "our nations' veterans do not deserve to wait to receive their benefit or needed health care services, adding this committee must ensure aggressive jove sight to ensure they need the care when they finalliment it. he acknowledged there were problems, supported an independent investigation but also praised the vrjts a.'s handling of 200,000 appointments a day and for delivering quality health care to our vets. >> one of the concerns that i, to be very honest, is there has been a little bit of a rush to judgment. what happened in phoenix? the truth is we don't know but we are going to find out. >> reporter: he later appeared on cnn that same morning cautioning against a rush to judgment. >> did the delay of people waiting in the secret waiting

room actually cause this death? we don't know. in his resignation speech, secretary shinseki apologized for the nationwide scandal, acknowledging what the house fairs committee and what. >> drew, i pressed bernie sanders about this in the debate. is it fair to say he had little to do with fixing the v.a.? >> if you just look at the numbers while this whole crisis was going on, the house committee was holding 42 separate hearings on all of this. bernie's committee held just seven hearings. it why his fellow senators were so angry with him and sent a letter begging him we need to

what's going on with this. >> i understand you've try to reef out to the sanders campaign and get their comments. >> so far we haven't gotten any comment. about about other religious groups coming all right, drew, thanks very much. coming up, why president obama is keeping thousands of troops in afghanistan despite his promise to end america's longest war. one day, it started to rain and rain. water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. but the family just didn't think a flood could ever happen. the reality is, floods do happen. protect what matters. get flood insurance. visit floodsmart.gov/flood to learn more.

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a major reversal from president obama, backing off his pledge to pull most of the troops from afghanistan. thousands of u.s. forces will remain in the war zone even when he leaves office in 2017.

just weeks ago the taliban gained control of a city for the first time since someone. >> jim, the president wanted to get all the troops out of afghanistan before he left office. what changed? >> well, he won't. you'll have forces into late of 2016 and 5,500 extending into 2017 when he leaves office and you'll have a new president, handing this war, already the longest in u.s. history, on to the next president. in addition you're going to keep these troops not just in kabul, they're going to stay out? jalalab jalalabad, kandahar and bagram. >> the president mentioned that combat missions in afghanistan are over but these troops that remain there will be facing combat, right? >> they will.

the administration has parsed that word combat. the fact is they will be in combat. we saw that even with the advance on kunduz a couple weeks ago that you had forward deployed u.s. advisers calling in air strikes, including that horrible air strikes that hit the hospital there in kunduz. they're not directly on the firing line as it were, but they're very close to the front lines. plus they have combat support. you and i have been to a lot of combat zones. it's not just a training area. >> did the president say how he felt about this decision? >> he was asked if he was disappointed. he said he's not disappointed. he said it was the right thing to do. his commanders have been telling him this for months. it is fragile and deteriorating

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