. >> what do you think of tiffany's numbers, doc? >> unusual activity in the beginning of november, judge. sure enough, they come out with the numbers and absolutely blew things away. this one was just a jump, a spectacular jump, and spectacular numbers out of tiffany. a lot of the retailers that have had good numbers have usually been pulling the bottom line number, but the top line, the revenue number, hasn't been there. tiffany, i thought, was good on both, judge. i agree with the rest of the desk. i think we're all looking for a very strong season, even though it's going to be shorter. i think it's going to be a very strong season -- >> well, i -- >> i haven't spoken to anybody that's not talking about spending more this year. >> i'm just -- i'm surprised, though, that you guys are talking as though it's going to be one of the strongest seasons that we've seen in a number of years. just a week ago, we were worried that the whole season would be a dud. >> that's what happens when the stock market goes up, people spend money. when

>>muy bien, doc. estÁ linda. justamente, lo que necesitaba. >>no tan rÁpido.ea tambiÉn. porque si, por alguna razÓn, usted llega a caer, mÁs le vale no delatarme. conozco personas muy importantes y puedo hacer de su vida un infierno. >>no se preocupe. para mÍ, usted no existe pase lo que pase. [♪] >>pues fue un placer hacer tratos con usted, doc. [♪] >>seÑora, no hay equivocaciÓn. mire el expediente. le estamos diciendo la verdad. usted dio a luz solo a una niÑa. >>¡eso no es verdad! ¿quÉ le pasa? vaya a buscar al dr. larios en este instante. ¡Órale! ¡seÑorita! >>¿quÉ pasa aquÍ, enfermera? ¿quÉ es este alboroto? >>quÉ bueno que llegÓ, dr. larios. explÍquele, por favor, a la enfermera que yo tuve un parto de gemelas. no quiere traerme a mi otra bebÉ. >>lo siento mucho. usted sufriÓ un accidente embrionario y solo tuvo a una de las gemelas, la otra no se desarrollÓ plenamente y, por desgracia, se perdiÓ. >>¿cÓmo que "se perdio"? no se puede perder un bebÉ. doctor: es una forma de hablar. el feto se reabsorbiÓ, lo perdimos desde hace meses. es un sÍndrome poco co

>> doc. >> do you know why he had that nickname? a doctor. >> reporter: in shackles understand heavy guard, three inmates who served time with martin macneill told the court he confessed to killing his wife without actually saying it. >> doc, they say you murdered your wife. he was like, no, i didn't murder my wife. if i did, they don't have any evidence so, you know, you know, it's like, doc, they said you murder -- he's like, naa. >> they told me that you killed your wife. and he said, if they could prove that, do you think i'd be sitting here talking with you? i said, did you do it? he said best trial. >> reporter: macneil was helped with medical issues and regularly worked out with them in the yard. >> and i was like, whoa, doc, you're talking ill of the dead, you know what i'm saying. he got this look on his face like he didn't want to talk about it anymore and walked off. >> i don't want to be crude but when you say "b" of his life, what do you mean? >> he called her a bitch. >> reporter: he said he was scared because snitches

you call him doc? yeah. i don't know what his name is. just call him doc.t of guts to be out on the street. i sure feel sorry for these folks down here, cordell. too bad the politicians don't. yeah. what are you doing? waiting for you, old man. got yourself a dinner there? wait a minute. what are you--

if you're looking to trade it, as doc was saying, that's one thing. otherwise, i would be a buyer of the stock a lot closer to the ipo price. and if it's going to run to 100 without me, so be it. but i think you can be a buyer of the stock down south of 30. >> scott, if you want to be in this stock, you don't have to buy all that you would want to buy. i look at one of the highest prints of the day. i think 50.09. if you got filled there, you're already down 8.5%. and this thing's not been trading for more than a couple of hours. so today is not a day to throw everything you've got at it. i think you'll have other opportunities. >> stephly li l-- stephanie lin look at the big-tech ipos, the social names going out in recent memory, over the last couple of years, three-month period, pandora. three months after the ipo, down 41%. facebook, three months after the ipo, down 50%. groupon, down 6, linkedin down 16. yelp down 36. so you have been given a better entry point as a retail investor if you waited. >> yeah, and i think there's no doubt this is a soc

time to have surgery. >> you know, i think that the doc is right.ant parts to understand what he wants out of his knee, there are people who, for example, are active and require a lot of wear and tear on the knee, they need their acl, fixed, and others do okay with letting it heal and accepting some deficiency. depending on the level of function and your age. >> your age and what you expect out of your knee. if he's not a professional athlete, there's a good chance we could rehabilitate this. you can see from the mri he has a lot of swelling in the knee. there's an affusion, which occurred at the time of the injury causing the stiffness. one of the options is to aspirate or take fluid out of the knee. you could discuss doing a one-time injection of cortisone, allowing him to rehab faster. he may get back to the most of the activities that he likes to do. >> ice should be dan's best friend. icing helps reduce swelling and that swelling or affusion inside the knee, restricts his motion, and really inhibits the muscles. >> so, dan, if you are backstage

having a conference on innovation in cardiology and we've got the suppliers come in we've got the docs coming we decided we need a patient and then we figured out that you get everything done do you can do to our patient would you be our patient so they said their plane up and john and i flew down to cleveland and spent the day it and me answering questions about being on the receiving end of all those developments and it occurred to us that it's part of what triggered the book is that if the cleveland clinic was interested in my case as a way to demonstrate innovation and cardiology that there's probably a book there and eighty million of. arkan's out there have some form of heart and this is with the help we tell the story the developments that are saving lives steadily improving the technology and finding ways that we can in fact defeat our disease and my case is a classic example in spite of heart attack at an early age of five heart attacks

. >> it wasn't easy to get a hold of the shares, doc. >> no. >> you managed to. >> yeah. >> you did get an allocation. >> i traded off a lot, scott. it's one of the things, the more you trade, the better chances of getting some of this were.

having a conference on innovation in cardiology and we've got the suppliers come in we've got the docs coming we decided we need a patient and then we figured out that you get everything done do you can do to our patient would you be our patient so they set their plane up and john and i flew down to cleveland and spent the day at and me answering questions about being on the receiving end of all those developments and it occurred to us that it's part of what triggered the book so that if the cleveland clinic was interested in my case as a way to demonstrate innovation and cardiology that there's probably a book there and eighty million americans out there have some form of heart and this is with the help that we tell the story the developments that are saving lives steadily improving the technology. finding ways that we can in fact defeat heart disease and my case is a classic example in spite of heart attack at an early age of five heart attacks

doc, got the allocation yesterday. what do you make of what the stock is doing today? >> well, i still say, judge, it goes significantly higher. i would be a buyer at that level. it doesn't mean i short it here. i checked with my buddy, john tobacco, at locate stock. he said it costs you about 40 cents to borrow the stock if you can get a good borrow. they say it is very tight. i would wait on trying to short this one. you'll have the options next friday. if you really have to be short, it's the safest way to play the short side. >> anthony, i would love to know what the hedge funds think about twitter. >> okay. so yesterday, i did an analysis of that, to try to take a look at who was trying to own it, who was flipping it in the marketplace. it seems in general that this is a story that people have held short term on the hedge fund side. what i also think is interest g interesting, i do believe that goldman sachs will step into the marketplace here and support this name through their capital markets desk at least for the next week or so. they do not want to have happen

one of the major maritime use is the pier doc site at the end of the pier. not to be a big doc site for tour boats but today trips as they come in and how are they going to use that end of the arena. how are trucks and cars and buses going to access the arena on the embarcadero side. if embarcadero is tied up with traffic and tour buses and luxury valets just dropping off the pedestrians in front of embarcadero because it's convenient embarcadero lose traffic. i was here a week ago with the residents raising questions not so much about this design but how the entire site works. they have deferred seawall on 230 which is a huge issue hotel and it's surrounded by residents. if we don't have a solution to how people are going to flow through this area a in his design doesn't need that much. so you are challenged to raise those questions. thank you >> good afternoon, president fong and commissioners. i think back earlier to director rams statement about negative value land that he saw in detroit. i've seen recently a trend for, you know, keeping things the way t

one of the major maritime use is the pier doc site at the end of the pier. not to be a big doc site for tour boats but today trips as they come in and how are they going to use that end of the arena. how are trucks and cars and buses going

doesn't that make sense to you, doc? >> two responses.son we can't delay it comes to the most important and popular part of the law which is ending the ability of insurers to discriminate by not allowing reeks cysting conditions. you can't have the mandates without making insurance affordable. it all works together. you can't have just the good parts of this law. >> how many years have we had insurance companies not insuring those with preeks cysting. how many? >> it has been since the 1970s. >> no since the revolutionary war. that's how long and i think for the greater good of the nation we can go another year or nine months. am come on, doc. >> it is easy for you to say but you are not someone who is living every day with the ryes you can -- risk of being bankrupt or dying. we know in massachusetts we saved people's lives. >> i am talking about the greater good. i understand there is suffering. if there is any way that i can personallial alleviate it i will. i give beaucoup money to organizations to try to help. a law is being mandated

doc? >> well, that's a tough one, judge.iously, tyson and hormel are areas people go to, sanderson acquired -- being acquired by china. i, on the other hand, judge, would alert folks to the fact that black friday is normally when i like to sell the retailers. so i will be doing that next week, taking my profits, getting out of retailers, because this is the run that you waited for. they say buy rumor, sell news. >> last up, a question from john wanting to know if there's any indicators, simon, of a market top, i guess technical or otherwise? what do you see? >> well, that's a massive question to answer, in, like, two seconds. basically, the macro, the tentacles, fundamentals, macro out of play, europe all right, china looks good. fundamentals here, the fed hasn't stopped tapering yet, so you look at the technicals, and they're starting to look weaker. the number of stocks hitting 52-week highs is weaker. more rotation in the numbers. taking a neutral stance. 30% in cash. up 27% year-to-date. quarter to date, 4.2%. the market

the doc's the scene of the hot on the embossed the end of the though of seductive being up on me the video of rondo who picks the hawk on the netbook has depicted some of the most use in attacks against us forces in afghanistan. she financed all the girly bonding on the next book militant group has been shot dead in the pot this time the captain of a strong hamas militant sources told reuters. one source said the sea doo big gaudy skilled snowball. what's something that caught with its two other unidentified people. so said the body had been to what's in stock the utility consult with exactly that in two days. it would be nice to be considered. some boats stopped on sunday the base of the market based on the top gong. this is to what system of this. an unidentified man was shot dead two men on the site. as he plucked out of a block we can and will be installed. was it all the rain. somewhere so i don't think you think is the a i did a tiny creepy nobody was there that live on the third in the nato summit. for school setting where the ladies. just about as a community or typos but may

docs, great to see both of you. good morning. well, doctors have announced a dramatic shift in how to target high cholesterol. if you have it, you definitely want to pay attention. there are new guidelines that focus on risk factors that could double the number of americans who actually have to take statins. dr. siegel, let's start with who would be affected by this. >> first, welcome back from israel, david. good to see you. >> good to be back. >> who would be affected? i don't like guidelines in general. i go into the office and i get this question every day. should i be on statins. statins are cholesterol lowering drug that block the formation of dles rahal in the liver. and they have been proven to be incredibly effective in people with heart disease to prevent second heart attacks, to prevent strokes. everyone agrees that people who have heart disease or have had a stroke should be on statin drugs. this is a billion dollar question. should you be on it if you're at risk for heart disease? previously, the american heart assoc

i was according to the sports doc already or noises on the album release the twenty fourteen zai. it already or noises have available into the twenty fourteen event which kicks off intelligence even john kerry. the competition must be in basin will see cars motorbikes the race across as some of you during both go to salt lake that tortured me think of it the committee that is the trust is over the cad tools. this edition of that to call brad is going to be amazing. we have to back it up to three different countries. where is the one causing from argentina and chile. the box and it was awesome as it should be embedded in a cookbook today approximately seven hundred and forty five competitors are expected to take part in the event which kicks off on the fifth of january well sir stuart law unless it was presented with its golden into waterways. they'll issue that the boys and girls. last season. twenty six year old scored forty six goals in the league to help him count on something that ought to but from what it is. despite missing seven games to injury unfortunately the bulls hamst

now japan's chief cabinet secretary year she gets the doc said he reckons that descend on tap would be detrimental for japan south korea relations. south koreans have held the ceremony to mark the third anniversary of north korea's shelling of the young long island. south korea's prime minister issued a strong warning to the north the ceremony took place in seoul on saturday. for south korean soldiers and citizens died in the attack on the islands. south korea's prime minister john one one expressed hope that equally as could take the peaceful path toward mutual prosperity but he also gave them a warning to the north. would you leave. you changed no tolerance will be given to those who trip to south korea's democracy and security. the prison and a concussion. after the dublin south korean forces upgraded their military equipment the south's military leaders say that in the event of the military publication by the noise. they're ready to order attacks on both the north front line troops and its military science behind the lines. the north korean people's army released a statement on fri

attacks here in the german equities market for a change the record high that was yesterday but the docs is clinging to those levels that said just under nine thousand three hundred points. that's an enormously high level when you look at where it came from. just two years ago at the height of the euro sovereign debt crisis was around five thousand points and since then it's game about eighty five percent some traders here believe that the doc still has for the room for growth. it wraps up to ten thousand points and above that would be quite a bit. in addition to what it is now. others believe that because it's grown so far so fast that is a correction downwards and still are perhaps a hefty one the market remains interesting. those numbers for you. so to make interesting reading. dax just below the nine three month interest on tuesday. sledding is on the day bias that is apis and three thousandand sixty two closing number two new deal with the dow is putting on some weights and is now up above the sixteen thousand month the euro trading in positive country against the us still the one f

he said, hey, doc, word out here is you killed your wife.tunately for the prosecution, was that dr. macneill said, no, i didn't murder my wife, and if i did, they don't have any evidence. that's not something you can hang your hat on. if they was the big crescendo we were expecting, not so much. >> not so much. jane velez-mitchell, thank you, as always. watch jane on hln at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> now, one family, two very different descriptions of the same mother. police say a woman in columbia who is a mother of 14 forced her daughters to sell their virginity for about $200. some were allegedly as young as 12 years of age. now one of her own daughters is speaking out, and would you believe, coming to mom's defense, saying her mother is innocent and has made so many sacrifices just to raise her children. >> translator: i don't understand why they're accusing my mother without proof, without getting everybody's testimony. i don't know why she's doing that. what's more, my mother didn't raise her. why are they saying my mother sold her, knowin

. >> mire, doc, vendrÁ con nosotros, lo protegeremos, ¿entiende? vaya a recoger sus cosas. >> ¿quÉ?mi equipo se fue, mi hermano estÁ muerto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mi equipo se fue, mi hermano estÁ muerto. >> tÚ te buscaste eso. >> ¿y cÓmo hice eso? le di mi confianza, le di mi lealtad, sacrifiquÉ toda mi vida por usted, ¿y asÍ es como me trata? >> tienes mucho valor hablarme de lealtad, maldito traidor. (sonido ambiente). (disparos). >> muere. (disparos). >> ese maldito me dijo que era leal, que era mi amigo, confiÉ en Él. >> y tenÍa razÓn, fue leal, fue su amigo. >> ¿quÉ? (disparos). (sonido ambiente). (sonido ambiente). >> base, habla clark, tenemos mucha acciÓn en la mansion chang. >> ¿quÉ sucede, el jefe estÁ bien? ♪ ♪ >> mami estÁ aquÍ, si, tranquila. ♪ ♪ >> no! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> chang estÁ muerto. >> ¿y la mujer y la niÑa? llÉvame a los cuerpos para quitarles la cabeza. >> no, yo las matÉ, ese debe ser mi honor. (sonido ambiente). >> mÁtenlo, tras Él, no dejen que escape! no dejen que escape! (sonido ambiente). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ¿estÁ bien? ¿dÓnde estÁ mi esposo? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> when doc approached me, he said what you do to the songs we are playing is amazing.ould change the rhythm and the harmonies. what you do with these songs is amazing. own?on't we write our i was happy. we had a great band and making good soul music. i had been in this relationship with this woman that was 24. she was six years older than me. she would break up with me and come back. why do you want to be with me? go be with girls your own age and i said no, i want to be with you. tavis: we all know that story. >> why don't we write a story about an older woman telling a young guy that you are too young for me. we were listening to curtis mayfield. he had this record out called this is my country. really high. we loved it. we have to write a great trumpet intro because we had this guy nick gillette. we wrote the trumpet first. intro atback to the the end. it was really the most famous thing about that tune. it is that song. tell me about the process when a song is written. tell me about the process for laying down those horn licks. >> you get a title, you get a groove,

doc? >> pbr. a lot of call buying in there. >> thanks for watching. see you tomorrow.s right now. i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. "mad money" starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. that's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. i'm trying to make you a little money. call me at 1800-743-cnbc. stocks cannot live on growth alone. you need growth, plus execution. you need for your business to hum without a mi

how come nobody mentioned what's up doc >> it's barbara streisand and ryan o'neill the car chase maybe copy bullet. i'm waiting for the budget analyst to provide some of emphasis analysis. the question is whether we need to raise the cap to $3 million based on especially spending for i'm fine with every other aspect of the changes being proposed and looking into smaller production

doesn't that make sense to you, doc? >> two responses. is the reason we can't delay it bill it comes to the most poor par part of the law. discriminate against insurer discriminate by charging sick more than healthy. you can't do that without the man date. you can't have the mandate without making insurance affordable. it all works together. you can't have just the good parts of this law. how many years have we had insurance companies not insuring those preexisting. >> since the 1970s. >> roughly since the revolutionary war, okay? that's how long and i think for the greater good of the nation we can go another year or nine months. come on, doc. >> it's easy for you to say but you are not someone living every day with the risk of going bankrupt or dying because you don't have insurance coverage. we know in massachusetts we save people's lives. >> i'm talking about the greater good. i'm talking about the greater good. okay? i understand there is suffering. and if -- there is any way that i personally can alleviate it, i will. i give beau co

doc, we have to leave it there. we're up against a hard break. we hope to have you back on the show and encourage viewers to check out your blog. we appreciate it. we'll talk much more about a lot of big stories today, including developments around obamacare that is coming up on "happening now." (knochello? hey, i notice your car is not in the driveway. yeah. it's in the shop. it's going to cost me an arm and a leg. that's hilarious. sorry. you shoulda taken it to midas. get some of that midas touch. they tell you what stuff needs fixing, and what stuff can wait. next time i'm going to midas. high-five! arg! i did not see that coming. trust the midas touch. for brakes, tires, oil, everything. (whistling) jenna: just after noon here on the east coast, and a fox news alert. virginia state senator creigh deeds is in critical condition right now, another person at his home found dead this morning. this is very much a developing story, and we're awaiting a news conference set to begin at any moment. steve centanni's been following this story, joins us

>> some of my patients call me pot doc. >> your patients call you pot doc?, they never meet anyone who is as interested as hearing about their marijuana use as i am. >> dr. stacy gruber is serious about pot. >> i want you to name the color and not to read it. >> okay. >> i met her in her labs in mclean hospital near boston. she's using high-tech imaging to see what happens in the brain when you smoke. >> when you first smoke, that you light up a spliff, a joint, a smoke, and receptors are throughout the brain respond, and these are areas of the brain responsible for things like pleasure, memory, learning, sensation, sense of time and space, coordination, movement, appetite and other drives shall we say. so it's sort of an overall impact, right? >> so reward, pleasure, hunger. you have this overall feeling of well being they say. >> that all sounds pretty good. >> it does sound pretty good. >> and it's not just feeling good, but there is this phenomenon reported by many smokers over the years, especially famous artists, the ability to be more creative. >> whe

one of those is doc shock. the way they're trying to keep premiums from even higher is by squeezing payments to doctors and other providers, in these health plans, which is fine. i want health care prices to fall. that should be, as a result of consumers putting downward pressure on prices and, freedom to pay higher prices, since that is what they need to do to get the care they want. what obamacare is going to do, give us basically medicaid for all where they try to keep prices down, where they push prices down through government price controls and other sorts of government tools. that is going to, restrict choice for a lot of patients. they are not going to get to keep their doctors as president promised. we'll see another wave of outrage over the broken promises under this law. melissa: if a doctor is being paid one fee from, you know, one insurance plan, and then less than that from a patient coming from, you know the obamacare website, why would they see those patients? won't they not see those patients? >

doc mcstuffins. >> this is her get better checkup center. >> awesome. >> doc fixes the broken toys inretend they are the doc. they have all the tools they need. there is an x-ray machine, book of boo-boos, band-aids and lamby too. >> and things you have to stick in dad's ear. >> right. we love our kids being active. this is great, this is also a grow-with-me toy. this is a glider that is a three-in-one. when we start our kids are little and they are sitting on it and scooting. >> i see where this is going. when they get a little bigger we take the seat off. now they have their first scooter. there are three wheels on it. easy to balance. and then we up lift the handlebars and a real lean-to-steer method and kids are scooting. this is a present that lasts a long time. bang for the buck. >> they grow fast. >> yes, they do. >> from the movie "planes" this is dusty crop hopper. this is the coolest radio control. you are going to wear the wings. >> i'm going to wear the wings. you are going to wear the wings. >> you showed me how. >> other hand. >> other hand. got to love it. okay. good. i

great to see you, doc. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> great to have you all with us today.erful thanksgiving holiday. i'm jamie colby. kelly, great to be with you. >> good to be with you always, love. jamey wright and kelly colby here. the journal editorial report is next. we wish you a happy thanksgiving weekend. >> keep it right here on the fox news channel and you can always check out foxnews.com. have a great day, everybody. y st begins with a surprisewinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ ...with the adt after thanksgiving sale. 'tis the season for peace of mind... now, get adt pulse for only $49 and give your family the gift of home security and home manement. that's an incredible savings of $350. call now. hurry. this special offer ends december 3rd. >>> this week on "the journal editorial report," the white house launches a push to sell its iran nuclear deal to a spectacle congress and angry allies in the middle east. >>> plus, with all eyes on the healthcare.gov relaunch, ano

doesn't that make sense to you, doc? >> two responses.ason we can't delay it bill it comes to the most poor par part of the law. discriminate against insurer discriminate by charging sick more than healthy. you can't do that without the man date. you can't have the mandate without making insurance affordable. it all works together. you can't have just the good parts of this law. how many years have we had insurance companies not insuring those preexisting. >> since the 1970s. >> roughly since the revolutionary war, okay? that's how long and i think for the greater good of the nation we can go another year or nine months. come on, doc. >> it's easy for you to say but you are not someone living every day with the risk of going bankrupt or dying because you don't have insurance coverage. we know in massachusetts we save people's lives. >> i'm talking about the greater good. i'm talking about the greater good. okay? i understand there is suffering. and if -- there is any way that i personally can alleviate it, i will. i give beau coup money t

how come nobody mentioned what's up doc >> it's barbara streisand and ryan o'neill the car chase maybe the copy bullet. i'm waiting for the budget analyst to provide some of emphasis analysis. the question is whether we need to raise the cap to $3 million based on especially spending for i'm fine with every other aspect of the changes being proposed and looking into smaller production outfits and on and on online content makes sense we can draw in the production outfits >> can i speak to that. >> sure. >> so my understanding from the report that was done by the office what that we had a fund balance of 1 million 4 hundred and to the call of the chair, $80 4 hundred and 12, $80,000 and as of early 2014 we extend to pay anti an additional $775,000 in rebates those are productions they're not turned in all their paperwork. and that would leaves us with $6,300,000 if we extend it a year. >> we'd make our appropriations for this not in the middle of the year but during the budget season so we couldn't put any money into the program until july of next year. >> that is sort of your dog taggin

our plans will have a cleaner air doc station. for free were going to improve the alleys and adding after the ethics sidewalks. the goal of those projects is to facilitate action and promote pedestrian life and ultimately community pride. the yerba buena is proud to work with the city and the composure to your memory to design and implement this important project. on behalf of the yerba buena and the property owners that fund it i want to thank mayor ed lee and supervisor kim and their amazing support for the yerba buena work to help improve the quality of life. i want to thank spur this gentleman has been an amazing companion and deserves the credit for the violation and implementation of those projects. i want to competence my appreciation to the staff our director of neighborhoods projects that do heavy lifting to fte get those projects implemented. the amount of work you can't imagine. i want to thank our friends at the mrorp tomorrow. one of the skeptic things we've worked with this gentleman shawn. didn't if you will please

the fox doc explained the obvious reason why all men, always go to the doctor less. >> we are using the health-care system much less. you know, also, our body are completely different. we only have the prostate. women have the breasts, the ovary, the utterus that get checked. >> yeah, men only have the prostate. (laughter) meanwhile, women are like the mines of moria down there you got the tube, you got the do-dad, you got the chicago bull, you know. you know, you got to kind of squint to make out what's really going on down there. it's like one of those magic eye posters. they say there's a little man in a boat but i've never found it. i tell you what, fellas, tell you what, as long as we're footing the bill for all this lady maintenance i say we demand pap smears. okay? hey, hey! if gynecologist, not gal-nicolo gist. i say we find a place to stick that speculum. they're the doctors. nation as a deeply relige-- religious man i know the devil takes many mores but mostly barack obama. and there is yet another serious side effect of barackocare, loss of religious freedom. >> one key conce

you want a doc that fights for you. i didn't good to bold lying but pushing it.tudy shows. doctors are willing to push it. you'd want that doctor to take care of you. >> i would. but i wonder how the insurance companies are going to fight back against this. >> they're going to make it tougher. they may prosecute a couple of the doors saying that was fraud. you said shep is sick and he is not sick. on the other hand, everything has a certain spin. we know that from rob ford and toronto: there's measurement here, the spin doctor goes through in an era when everybody is concerned about cost containment, i'm going to try to felt you resources and wig al bit. >> hollywood a-listers-members of congress, victims of a big old hack attack. they include donald trump and tom hanks, and those hackers may have gotten a lot more than just credit card information. even their secret limousine demands. that's ahead. you wonder if the limousine has ever been to a crack house? because it's my understanding that the accusation is that the video was made in a crack house. how do we k

. >> any vote at the doc is functional. it was an honest mistake, now he is trying to make sure the boat works. >> how much is this going to cots you? >> i don't know. and what i learned about ships is it always costs more than you think. our estimate is about $30,000. >> for him, it's worth the money for this unique space. as the startups try to stay afloat on board, this boss needs to make sure the boss works. kpix5. >> the voyage is expected to happen in the next two to three weeks. >> just when you think it can't get any worse for toronto's crack-smoking mayor. somehow it does. >> birth control could be put at a hire risk. >> ten days before thanksgiving, the turkey supply. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> people in a dozen midwestern states picking up the pieces of their towns, literally. at least 75 tornadoes tore across the region yesterday in a rare november outbreak of veer storms. eight people confirmed dead. hundreds of people are homeless. reporter, coem is in the hard hit town of washington, illinois. >> what do you got over

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