. >>> all work and no play, up next, our dr. bill us all a little r & r. >>> and living longer is a goal for many people. and to help you achieve that goal, ten diet tips to help you live longer. first, snack on watermelon. second, stalk up ones asparagu. . who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ get to a better state. so if i didn't know better i'd say you're having some sort of big tire sale. yes we are. yeah. how many tires does ford buy every year? over 3 million. you say you can beat any advertised price on tires? correct. anywhere? yes. like this price? yes. riously? yes what about this one? i'll beat it. this one? s we will. right, i only have one more question for you...this one? (laughing) yeah

dr. billard and the house call is coming up in the next hour. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news." >> good honoring. i am megan meghan mccorkell. dozen gather to occupy baltimore. part of a movement that's gone global straight ahead. >>> and taking a closer look at man who led police on a dangerous high-speed chase in anne arundel county. why police say he shouldn't have been behind the wheel in the first place. and... >> reporter: good morning i am andrea fugi -- fuji what fans are doing to keep edgar allen poe's home from closing for good. >>> and a hive look outside. the sun is coming up and warming up. air outside can we difficulty jackets? meteorologist tim williams will have the answer if the first warning weather forecast and. >> reporter: i am mike exphiew live in munich germany well, timonium maryland but they will turn it into a place that looks like munich germany. it's 80 some beers that you will be able to taste out here. join fours a live report when "eyewitnes

. >> i got a call from my friend dr. bill howard who said to me, the cats can shows that you have a tumor on your pancreas. dodge a very personal about that from a well-known voice. he is now a battle that doctors told him is worth fighting. >> 3 storms all headed this way, the forecast includes rain. the word is coming up in just a minute. at the airport, 54, clear [ male announcer ] at the safeway pharmacy you can get a flu shot with no hassle at all. i don't even need an appointment. [ male announcer ] it's about as easy as flu shots get. get your groceries and a flu shot, all in one trip. at safeway. and you'll get a bonus. you get 10% off your groceries. [ male announcer ] save 10% on your groceries when you get a flu shot. that should make you feel better already. safeway. ingredients for life. >> we served it up tonight at the biggest little tailgate party. the event included live music and activities for the entire family. a silent auction was also held. proceeds went to big brothers and big sisters and the maryland a

thanks so much, dr. bill lloyd. appreciate that. >> happy halloween.on. >> happy halloween. >>> antonio banderas is back on the big screen this weekend. >>> could you live on food stamps? millions of americans do. coming up, a dramatic challenge to congress. >>> but first, cnn reporters, anchors and producers cover stories around the world. that means we also get great tips on some of the best restaurants, hotels and travel spots. in this week's travel insider, we're off to san francisco. >> reporter: i'm dan simon in san francisco. one of my favorite places in the city is here, downtown at the historic ferry building. i love coming out here on a nice day and checking out the views. for more than 100 years, this place has been used to ferry people to different communities across the san francisco bay. but now the ferry building is used for all kinds of different things. >> 33. >> inside the major theme is food, high-end gourmet food, from fruits and vegetables to caviar to olive oil to cheeses, it's really a foodie's paradise in here. but i think i lik

dr. bill, always great to see you. >> we'll talk again soon. >>> all right. straight ahead.are popular because you can pet bunnies, sheep, but what if you had a chance to pet a baby siberian tiger? stick around to find out what i mean. >>> live pictures now of the washington monument and our nation's capital. people have gotten used to seeing some rappelling taking place on the outside. not today. cloudy skies today have forced the park service to suspend the work on that damaged monument. the team of engineers that had been rappelling are grounded for the day. it is a dangerous job when they're able to do it and visitors to the mall seem to actually appreciate what they're seeing. >> i'm glad there are people willing to do this, but it would not be me. when you look up, it really takes a special person to be able to do this. >> you better believe it. it takes a lot of courage. weather permitting, engineers will be back assessing the damage tomorrow. >>> for many americans money is tight when it comes to their travel budget these days. so how can you visit five great america

dr. bill, our healthy living expert joining us from san francisco. good to see you. we would never break up, not here. so, doctor, what are some reasons that patients say, you know what? i don't know if this is a good relationship, i want out. >> well, fredericka, the relationship between patient and doctor is somewhere between the relationship you have with your hairdresser and your barber and a marriage. so good haircuts and bad, sickness and health, but nobody said until death do you part. and we should be able to feel free to change our health care providers. and these are some of the most common reasons. first involves poor communications, particularly at the -- doctors typically will not let a patient talk more than 13 seconds before they interrupt. patients often have times with the staff in the clinics. the doctor may not be a problem, but the people working in the clinic may make it miserable for them. doctors may be too busy, takes too long to get an appointment. you wait too long to

know about us, hyatt regency, 6:00 p.m., tickets available at the door go to our website and also dr. bill with us and an educational panel. >>> political movers and shakers, jasmine guy, sonia sanchez a great line up i am there too. leila hathaway i have just enjoyed that voice for years. >> thank you so much. >> your new album drops today >> it dropped at midnight i was at the ready on my computer to buy it my 6th solo record, i am really excited it talks about the beginning who i am as an artist i want to empower other people to thing of their lives as art just because you don't sing or dance does not mean you are not an artist you create art in the world every day. >> when college called or got in touch why did you say yes? >> this was a no brainer any time i can do anything in an effort to help kids i am there does not matter what the cause is, i am there really really about kids. >> we are thankful. >> glad to be here. >> this is leila hathaway you are going to do something. >> a little a and b selection. >> super star lela hathaway ♪ [ music ] ♪  hey guys, what c

. >> reporter: dr. billd is director of veterinary science. >> whales, sea lions, dolphins, in my personal experience, i've seen all three of those animals with bags in them. >> reporter: if a marine mammal swallows a plastic bag can it kill the animal? >> it could. it could. but i think the bigger concern is the unseen effects of these materials. >> as those plastic bags migrate out the deep ocean, they fragment very quickly. one plastic bag can turn into 10,000 particles the size of fish food. >> reporter: ericson has traveled to remote locations on rotating ocean currents known as gyres have trapped debris, sometimes creating what's described as an enormous plastic soup. some claim the garbage patch in the pacific ocean is the size of texas. but nobody really knows. >> we collected this debris. there are few recognizable items in here. there's a pen cap. there are two pen caps. look carefully right there. it's a toy gorilla. as far from land as you can get on the planet, we found evidence of our trash. >>

with our healthy living segment, dr. bill lloyd is along with us.omnia can be a real disruption in your life if you can't sleep, but it can be a serious health matter and cause serious health matters as it pertains to your heart, heart attacks. he's along to tell us all what we need to do and how to get our sleeping in check, keep our hearts healthy and all that. >> then i'm sure he'll make a mention or two about diet and probably didn't include the sour patch kids i ate this morning. >> that's right. a lot of time when is you don't sleep well, you don't eat well because you get up and start snacking and all that stuff. we'll keep you in check from your health to finances and how to stay out of trouble this halloween. >> okay. good. all right, fred. great to see you as always. >> you, too. keeping kids safe this halloween, there's an app for that on your smartphone. we'll show you what's out there next. he >>> there's a new barbie on the scene, and this one is causing quite a buzz. take a look. it's called toky doaky barbie. you see tattoos on the n

dr. bill will be along to help impress upon what parents should or shouldn't be doing. it depends.ut then the flip side to that is your older sister may be more susceptible to certain things because of the way parents helped raise them, asthma, older kids have the propensity of having more asthma and allergies, both. >> she has both. >> you see? you're so right. he's going to elaborate. >> thanks for taking one for the family. >> he's going to elaborate on that later on in the day, as well. so you want to begin at noon eastern and hang with us throughout the day. >> we absolutely will. great stuff. always good to see you. she is @fwitfield. >> so busy. what to do. the to-do list is piling up and now, tweeting, too? >> coming up, how far is too far when it comes to criticizing a politician? we take a look at how chris christie is being blasted right now for his weight. >>> as we get close to the top of the hour, a look at stories making news across the country. listen to this, a convicted rapist in vancouver, washington asked the judge to throw the book at him, and he gets his wish.

at 3:00 dr. bill shows us how your birth order can affect your health and career. "your $$$$$" starts right now. >>> americans are counting on washington to fix the economy but public trust in the government is at an all-time low. welcome to "your $$$$$." i'm ali velshi. only 15% of americans today say they trust the government to do what's right always or most of the time. that's the lowest on record since 19 -- since the 1950s. robert rice professor of public policy at university of california berkeley, the author of "after show the next economy and america's future." bob, good to see you. thank you for being us. talk about not trusting government. you recently wrote the republican party wants to keep the economy lousy through election day. let me ask you, if the president is really serious about fixing this economy, wouldn't he have drafted a jobs plan he spoke about a few weeks ago that would be more likely to garner partisan support and get done. >> the problem the president is facing republicans have said no to basically everything so far. i think they will a

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bill. governor dr. >> sure you need the bill. that argument makes no sense.an speed up the process. we did it in pennsylvania, number one. number two, rick forget of the original stimulus, there were $350 billion of tax cuts. so if tax cuts were the answer, the republicans would have loved the first stimulus and it should have worked even better than it did, because that was 40% tax cuts. look, the bottom line is, if our pennsylvania experience and every experience sis $1 billion on infrastructure, 25,000 jobs, we would have been producing nearly 2 million new jobs. >> you have the last word. >> first of all, in terms of historical context, we've had ten recessions since world war ii. this has been the most anemic recovery of all ten. if we had been growing about the average rate of the last ten, we would have had about 12 million more jobs than we have right now. number two, as republicans say, they don't like some of they measures, because they're tempora temporary. people make judgments over the longer term. >> let's do it now. >> but don't put everybody's

bill, the ad is cool, and you wouldn't know cool if it bit you on the butt. no skullduggery involved. drtington. bill, when i watch cain' cain's advisor smoking a cigarette in the ad, i thought the camera might pan down and show the smoke coming out from a hole in the guy's throat. mike riley, bloomington, minnesota. the occupy protesters are not against capitalism, they're against phony capitalism. why aren't they campe camped acs from the white house, mike? hershey, pennsylvania, bill, the government does distribute wealth. more than 51% of americans receive some form of aid. that's not wealth, dave, that's a safety net. they're not allowed to dictate private salaries and investment returns, at least not yet. justin, i'm with holding his name. mr. 0-14, i have a big problem. my government teacher refuses to accept any opinions that are not liberal. what can i do to convince him to drop his ideology. nothing, justin. just ask good questions when the guy gives an opinion. don't debate him. you can't win because he holds authority. gene, oak brook, illinois. here's the difference between

those people aren't there anymore. 1979, dr. bills got loose, one survived, 30 feet away with all the media watching, 30 feet back, he pops the tiger. tiger takes one leap on a dear friend of mine who had two children, one leap, on top of him, guts him, swat team shoots him up. bill montgomery is dead. you see these kinds of things and you work with these animals and you understand what happens. why we had to do it. you know, that picture of those animals will be with me the rest of my life. >> i know. >> there's no other choice. >> and you drove all night to get there from pennsylvania to try to help out the situation. i want to talk to you about what can be done now in the future because it's my understanding that i -- ohio is one of the few states where you can still have these sort of wild animal options. what are you going to do about it? >> well, i was with the governor, met with the governor with 12 people yesterday, he met all morning. we had a conference call last night. as we see right now, they're meeting right now. we had

dr. king. want to thank congressman john conyers who three days after the assassination put forth to the bill and it was popularized in song, ronald reagan signed the bill to help erect a monument. to all of them, we owe a very special round of applause. put your hands together, will you? [applause] i was glad to be a part of his core of disciples to work, organized a march and parade with him. here are today, one of the 32 miles from jamestown where the slave ships when the 432 miles.

we are going to -- if we do not see a jobs bill by dr. king's birthday in january, we're going to bring back what he wanted, and that was the resurrection of the city, tent city right here in washington. >> reporter: and so you heard the reverend sharpton say this is supposed to be the beginning of a larger movement. he even made sort of a reference to the idea of occupy wall street, talking about a tent city. he has talked about occupy wall street and expressed solidarity with that movement, which he says is about fairness and the whole idea of economic justice. we expect this to be just the beginning of them trying to keep the pressure on the president and on congress to come together to get something done, even though right now it's going to mean passing elements of this jobs bill and not the whole thing. back to you, fred. >> athena jones in washington. >>> still ahead republicans and democrats seem to have found common ground on at least one way to create jobs. >> our one such area of common ground, they open the way to thousands of

position where i'm not defining myself as someone who is looking for work and trying to pay the bills. >> drw. "the early show" contributor and psychologist. when we look at what we just heard from bill, most people would expect for the long-term unemployed it's going to be depressing, it's going to be difficult to deal with. what are some of the main risks associated with long-term unemployment? >> we did hear him say his relationships were impacted. his marriage dissolved. we also know that friendships can be impacted because with you don't want to be with other people who are employed and we are feeling such shame and embarrassment. what they have found is stress we know increases cholesterol so increased cholesterol in these people and cardiovascular conditions are worse because the stress takes a toll on our heart and increased substance use is showing an increase and mortality rate is going up. a study found 2.5 increased mortality rate amongst those unemployed than those who are working. >> what do you do to make better use of the time between losing your job and finding new work for

bill o'reilly had somehow obtained private medical information about abortions performed by dr. ller, the same klein was investigating. o'reilly said he had a source inside and phil klein confirmed for him he received the medical records in question and talked about those records to bill o'reilly on tv. people's private medical records. he did that in order to make an antiabortion point. in order to make a point these abortions for which he obtained the medical records in his view should not have been legal. one of the findings in the disciplinary hearing report recommending phil klein's license to practice law in kansas be indefinitely suspended is what he said on bill o'reilly's tv show violates legal ethics rule. prosecutors are only supposed to speak publicly about ways that they inform the public that disciplinary panel found not only did the bill o'reilly show not do that but the statements made by the respondent on the o'reilly factor heightened public condemnation of dr. tiller. klein may lose his law license in kansas. he says he doesn't care. he's been taken in by a law

. >> the defense had claimed that jackson took several lorazepam bills without telling dr. mary the morning of his death and that he may have given himself the fatal dose of propofol. but today on the stand, dr. schaefer disputed both of those claims. >> the possibility of a self administration seems -- itself administering seems unlikely. >> he argued that michael jackson could still be alive today. >> we could see this case go to the jury as early as next week -- go to jury as early as the end of next week. >> how many of you could give up soda pop for 30 days? that is the challenge for some local fifth graders. >> we find out what is behind a challenge and why now. >> we also find out what maryland schools could be in >> you are watching wbal tv 11 news at 5:00 p.m. in hd with stan stovall, donna hamilton, and your forecast with tom tasselmyer. 11 news at 5:00 p.m. in hd continues now. >> new tonight at 5:30 p.m., taking the pledge to go soda pop-free for 30 days. could you do it? it is being eroded as a first step for people to live a healthier lifestyle. >> the campaig

[applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome senator bill medicine, dr.jill biden and a vice president of the united united , joe biden. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> good evening democrats. you remember that election is like driving a car. you want to go forward, you put it in d and if you want to go backwards you put it in auer. [applause] we are ready for the main event. everybody sit down, enjoy yourselves. we have the distinguished guests here and i just want to thank all of you for the great rutledge that you have given to grace and me of years of public service and ladies ladies and gentlemen i'm ready for the fight again. [applause] and of course we have got -- at what the state of florida is trying to do to restrict our ability to vote, to register to vote, and to have their vote counted as intended and you would think in a state like ours, with what we went through and the in the 2000 presidential election, and what the legislature did after that in making it easier to vote and easier to register to vote and to have your vote counted, that instead in am

applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome senator bill nelson, dr. jill bide season and the vice president of the united states, joe biden. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening, democrats! you remember that election is like driving a car; you want to go forward, you put it in d. if you want to go backwards, you put it in r. [cheers and applause] we're ready for the main event. everybody sit down, enjoy yourself. we have the distinguished guest here, and i just want to thank all of you for the great prim that you've given -- privilege that you've given to grace and me of years of public service. and, ladies and gentlemen, i'm ready for the fight again. [applause] [cheers and applause] and, of course, we've got lots to fight about. all you have to look at what the state of florida is trying to do to restrict our ability to vote, to register to vote and to have our vote counted as intended. and you'd think in a state like ours with what we went through in the 2000 presidential election and what the legislature did after that in making it easie

dr. king was not only a man of a word but also a man of action. >> hollywood stars came out last night to help president billon celebrate his 65th birthday he says it was pretty cool as he turned 65 and to have a lady gaga sing happy birthday. he is pretty was actually on august 19th, was a belated celebration but also a fund- raiser for clinton's foundation to support the number of global ú

dr. cornel west, moments ago the senate republicans blocked the jobs bill that would have put 400,000 people what can president obama do against this record amount of obstruction he's facing? >> yeah, it's very sad, my brother. he has to continually use that bully pulpit and say i'm fighting for jobs in a serious way. he has to use the executive orders to try to generate some mortgage relief that i think he can do to link fannie mae. i think he has to use arbitrary police power. >> isn't he doing that now? he's doing a bus tour. he's out there every today advocating for what has to be done for american workers. >> absolutely. but i think it has to go beyond the bills. he needs to link to it a much broughter vision. and the vision has to be one where it is perceived, not simply to be obsessed with winning a re-election but also, tied to in his heart, mind and soul. he has the fundamental convictions and if he doesn't get it out, the rocks will cry out. it can't be perceived just as a politician. you have to be a statesman in these moments. you have to be a statesman who is making an intervent

[cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome senator bill nelson, dr. jill biden, and the vice president of the united states, joe biden. ♪ [cheers and applause] . >> good evening, democrats. you remember that an election is like driving the car. you want to go forward, you put it in d, you want to go backwards, you put it in r. we want everyone to sit down and enjoy yourselves. we have a distinguished guest here, and i just want to thank all of you for the great privilege that you have given to grace and me of years of public service, and ladies and gentlemen, i am ready for the fight again. and, of course, we have got lots to fight about. all you have to look at is what the state of florida is trying to do to restrict our ability to vote, to register to vote, and to have our vote counted as intended, and you would think in a state like ours, with what we went through in the 2000 presidential election, and what the legislature did after the in making it easier to vote and easier to register to vote and to have your vote counted that instead in america

bill wier. coming up, chilling testimony of how dr. conrad murray allegedly failed when michael jackson's life hung in the balance. and "avatar" director james cameron invites our cameras for a first look for his off the grid estate, and he tells us about >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> the occupy movement in san francisco as people tried to enter a wells fargo branch. it occupied both sides of market street. we spoke with a protest organizer as well as an unidentified wells fargo employee. >> personally my parents lost their home. it was foreclosed on. when they moved into my uncle's house, his house was foreclosed on. >> i know what their message is. it is not corporate greed. it started because people bought houses they couldn't afford with money they didn't have. >> the groups involved in today's protests say they want banks to pay their fair share of taxes and to accept their responsibility in their role. and the occupy movement makes its presence felt in the suburbs. the same message against co

bill wier. coming up, chilling testimony of how dr. conrad murray allegedly failed when michael jackson's life hung in the balance. and "avatar" director james cameron invites our cameras for a first look for his off the grid estate and he tells us a starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me out? yup. [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. [ male announcer ] for some reason, those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel to every creature in the world. ♪ (applause) >>> the occupy movement in san francisco as people tried to enter a wells fargo branch. it occupied both sides of market street. we spoke with a

bill. >>> the trial of dr. conrad murray continues. defense is trying to portray him as a caring, knowledgeable physician. today, some former patients took the stand. adam housley has the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: the first character witness to take the stand was jerry caused, who originally saw murray after a heart attack more than 10 years ago and now considers the doctor his best friend. >> i know him, his passion and feelings for his patients. you can is -- you can ask every one of them. they'll say the same thing. >> reporter: caused was right. all of them, former patients who praised murray's care for them. like andrew guest, a locksmith from las vegas, who saw murray after experiencing chest pains. >> and that man sitting there is the best doctor i have seen. >> reporter: linet sampson had three heart attacks and said dr. murray is very thorough. >> i have never had a doctor that was more caring. never. >> reporter: the next witnesses repeating similar stories and sentiments, seeing the praises of dr. murray. the pro

bill: thank you, dr. kathleen london here in new york.ig question, the past few days is he running or not. new jersey governor chris christie will hold a news conference a couple hours from now. the speculation out there is that he is going to say that he's not. but we're going to wait for the confirmation of that at 1:00. that is when the announcement will be made. what this could mean for the whole gop race and for his future. we'll be right back. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars..