>> the -- free beacon newsroom hopes so as well. can we put upÑi the picture of the trumpçó doll?t has not openings. >> okay. >> it is gender norma tiff of you. >> not really. you have to have something. >> unless you don't have anything. >> you are not much of a sex doll. >> you might be a robot. >> katie, do you really want a trump hat? >> sure. >> people love free stuff. did you ever go anywhere and they are giving out free hats and pens and t-shirts? >> free pens are the best. >> i will give you my social security number for a free t-shirt. >> point made. >> i happened to have friars club matches. >> so generous. >> i would like to point out the hat is a made in china knockoff that we did thought donate to the trump campaign. >> that was a knockoff? >> made in china. >> looks like the real thing. >> fighting anti-illegal immigrant bad guys. i am usually thor is now a woman and you are losing your mind. i read a comic today and it is not good. it is not good at all. >> good, good. you had a problem with -- >> captain america is an avenger and they are trying to make him part of

newsroom. daniel miller, fox 25 news. >> anchor: state leaders on beacon hill debate whether to allow terminally ill patients to ends their lives with help of doctors. among those that testified is husband of brittany mainard. brain cancer patient from oregon that made international headlines by taking her own life as her tumor advanced. >> tumor was killing my wife. brittany simply took the control back from the tumor, so that she could have a gentle dying process. >> anchor: they fear physician assisted suicide could be abused by doctors and some patients coerceed into ending lives. five-year-old girl in oregon at the center of an emotional debate. julianna snow has a incurable disease that left her so weak any virus could kill her. she told her parents she wants to go to heaven instead of the hospital. and they plan to honor the q case sparked a debate among doctors about how young is too young to exercise the right to die. no word if the state will intervene. >> anchor: number one worry when it comes to health care is the cost of prescription drugs. 77 percent say their main concern is keepi