. >> hi, arthel. we are on day through of that bus tour. the biggest headlines came out of chris wallace's exclusive interview with hillary clinton. we sat in on that interview for the first time hillary clinton blamed the hack of the dnc on the russians. >> here's what i think we know. we know that russian intelligence services which are part of the russian government which is under the firm control of vladimir putin hacked into the dnc and we know that they arranged for a lot of those e-mails to be released. and we know that donald trump has shown a very troubling willingness to back up putin, to support putin. >> chris wallace also asked her about the right to bear arms. >> second amendment includes an independe individual right to bear arms. >> but that right like every other of our right, our first amendment right, every right it that we have is open to and even subject to recivil regulation. >> hillary clinton and her running mate tim kaine are in the crew shall swing staucial s pennsylvania and ohio because they are so important to t

. >> and i'm arthel neville. the news comes as recent polls showing clinton and republican nominee donald trump republican locked in a tight race in these key swing states where blue color support is key. and jennifer griffin is traveling with the clinton campaign and joins us from the bus on the road to pittsburgh. you'll eventually get there, jennifer. >> on the road again, that's right, arthel. we're traveling behind hillary clinton's bus, about 15 minutes from pittsburgh, and we just received a statement from the candidate responding to donald trump's statement earlier today in an interview with abc news in which he questioned whether kaiser kahn, the father of the u.s. captain who was killed in iraq, whether she was allowed to speak because she was muslim. secretary clinton did not speak about this at the last event but this is the statement we received from her. quote, this is a time for all americans to stand with the kahns and with all the families whose children have died in service to our country and ho

arthel?, thank you. >> no problem. >>> a makeshift memorial is growing in nice honoring the victims of thursday's massacre. the death toll remains at 84 but the number of injured is rising to more than 300. this as isis claims the man who plowed his truck into a crowd in the french resort was one of the terror groups, quote, soldiers. we'll go live to bill hemmer in nice, france. bill? >> reporter: trace, good evening again. it's remarkable to think we are only 48 hours removed from the moment when 84 people were run over by a 20-ton truck on the road behind me. the city of nice opened up this area at daylight earlier today. and they have come, trace, by the thousands tonight. french and foreign tourists have come back to this area and they have brought candles and they have brought flowers and they have brought memories and they have brought tears. by the hundreds they keep streams by the hours and laid the pavement on here where the victims were hit by the truck and died from the injuries a

but i have to tell you, arthel, i see this a lot, where i see fatty liver and i don't have a cause.ut guess what -- >> and do you have the same symptoms? >> there are severe examples of this. it could be very mild and i follow it and it could be severe. in all cases i would involve a liver specialist, not just myself. get a liver specialist and follow serial ultrasounds and make sure it doesn't get worse or you don't develop sore ice is. which david pointed out in the beginning. that may need you to have a liver transplate. >> and when we treated prostate patients, this is what we see in the liver. i don't treat fatty liver. what i tell them is make sure you watch your cholesterol and your weight and triglycerides. they don't needily go to see -- -- necessarily need to go see -- >> that is a great point. and you change your diet, e if you are not a big drinker, get rid of alcohol because if it didn't cause it, it could -- >> could it be reversed. >> you could control it and stop it and ultimately it won't be a big problem for you. >> it can be reversed. a lot of it can be reversed w

arthel. >> it seems like there's a lot of noise behind you.not sure if that's the bad weather heading there, but i do see blowing in the wind behind you those blue miler balloons in support of the police there. tell us, how's the community doing today? >> there's been outpouring of support here in downtown it always in front of the police headquarters. you can see a couple police cruisers behind me. they are covered by flowers and balloons and candles and t-shirts, signs of support. there's been a steady stream of members of the community coming here today to add to this pile. and show their love and respect for the officers who lost their lives. those officers, mike smith, lorne ahrens and brent thompson, a dallas area rapid transit officer, the first killed from that agency since it was formed 30 years ago. thompson's body was moved from the dallas county medical examiner's office to a funeral home in corsicana and that procession was pretty impressive in that they closed highways and they asked people to line route and people did in fact do

somebody who is not going to cause her any embarrassment or any surprises as he himself says arthel, i'm very boring. what she wanted was very boring. the most exciting thing about him is that he plays the harmonica. other than that, i can't find anything really exceptional. he he did take a year out to work in a technical school in honduras. and as a reaction to that, he learned fluent spanish and of course that will help her a lot. and finally one last thing, we all know because of donald trump hillary has a white male deficit problem. and tim kaine is the kind of solid southerner whom she hopes will bring back some of the errant white males. >> harmonica is not a bad snu , instrument, but i'm sure he's no steefr have stevie wonder. you mentioned part of hillary 00 calculus is to go after that white male voter. so who else's 00 calculus is to go after that white male voter. so who elsehillary's00 calculus after that white male voter. so who elsehillary's0 calculus is to go after that white male voter. so who else calculus is to go after that white male voter. so who else -- using h

>> i hope so, arthel, i mean, it's probably too early to see.n the hopeful rhetoric of both donald trump and hillary clinton degenerate into partisan battling. but let's hope that people are now finally listening and willing to put aside politics and work to solve problems. >> and not in terms of politics but in terms of policy, past approach and sentiment regarding race relations, which of the two candidates do you feel might be better suited to make progress in this area? >> you know, i was, as i said, gratified by what donald trump said. gratified by what hillary clinton said. they have different perspectives. they have different constituencies. trump's is much more limited to white voters who are more oriented to law enforcement. hillary has a more diverse constituency. her remarks reflected that. i think it's really too early to say. let's hope the answer is both. we'll be better off as a country. >> absolutely. how do you think the issue of gun control will be positioned in light of these latest headlines? >> i hope it is not polite sized.

>>> i'm arthel neville. time for sunday house call. >> and i'm eric shawn. joining us is tr mais dwr tr mal and also chief of robotics surgery. >> good to see you. >> been a couple weeks. >> we do have a very serious medical issue as to start the program today with you. and that has to do with zika and that zika virus outbreak in florida. according to the cdc, four people in the miami area downtown miami, one area there, they have been infected with the virus likely caused by bites from local mosquitos. so this means that mosquitos with the zika are now here in our country. so how concerned should we be about getting bitten by mosquitos since they can potentially carry zika now so? >> i don't think we should be that concerned. i'm getting the question from women, should i go miami to a wedding. yes, go. no travel advisory. first of all, the reason this happened is because travelers brought zika here and some local mosquitos bit them and then they got zika. but a mosquito like this only lives one or two week. also mosquito control in florida is excellent comp

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>> i hope so, arthel, i mean, it's probably too early to see. in other tragic circumstances we've seen the hopeful rhetoric of both donald trump and hillary clinton degenerate into partisan battling. but let's hope that people are now finally listening and willing to put aside politics and work to solve problems. >> and not in terms of politics but in terms of policy, past