it's doc. now, you remember that. doc. i'm sorry, doc. anyway, i heard some of the outraged citizens done burnt your wagon in st. louis. yeah, sure. i got me a new one. i had this one made to my exact specification by the finest craftsman in the republic. the queen of spain, isn't it? there's one of each, boy, one of each. oh. toss me a couple of them green apples, would you? a couple? there you are, my boy. one, two. i see you got some new titles. yes, sir. now, d.m.i. that stands for the delaware military institute, in whose hallowed halls i spent a very happy but rather brief tenure. then a.t.g.d.d which is across the great divide, which accounts for my presence here. where i learned the secrets ofof t this ancient and honorable profession king? from an aged and dying scientist. tom's junction. yeah, i'm going there myself. it's been a week since i had a hot bath. hot bath? now, you be c ceful, josh. i know a man had a bath once, got his ears plugged, never heard another sounun as long as he lived. his case wasn't without virtue, thoug

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hey, doc, what am i doing here? mccoy to bio. we've isolated it. start preparing serum. what, doctoror ha ha! it's water. somehow, on this planet, water has changed to a complex chain of molecules. ghing] what's thaha doctor? that's how we missed it. it passed from man to man through perspiration. once in the bloodstream, it acts like alcohol. it depresses the centers of judgment and self-control. now, get someone to the lab! tell them the serum works and start preparing more! [hysterical laughter over intercom] doc, will you let me out of here? i'm all right. relelee him. [ship's whistle] scotty over intercom: engineers, man your stations. engine rooms report. cycling station report. where e ve you been? what happened? my mother. i could never tell her i loved her. we've got 4 minutes, maybe 5. an earth woman living on a planet where love, emotion is bad taste. we've got to risk a full-power start! the engines were shut off. no time to regenerate. do you hear me? we've got to risk a full-power start! i respected my father, our customs. i was ashamed of my earth blood--

"what's up, doc?" "what's up, doc?" if you ask it, you may get a funny look but everyone knows the reference. it's a phrase the world has heard over-and-over spoken in an seminal voice by an infamous rabbit. ever since bugs bunny first popped out of his carrot filled den in 1940 "you know i believe this fella is a r-a-b-b-i-t." technically he was a bunny. a bunny that became more than just a cartoon character. american history and he made his very first appearance alongside elmer fudd in the short "a wild hare" july 27, 1940. "shhhh. be vewy, vewy quiet. i'm hunting wabbits." just a few moments after fudd's famous opening line, the cartoon hero popped into our lives and delivered his own. "what's up, doc?" our lives and delivered his own. "what's up, doc?" it was the first time voice actor mel blanc would bring bugs to life. it was one of what would become hundreds of shorts, commercials, and television shows starring the skinny, charismatic rabbit. bugs' trademark accessory has always been his floppy-stalked carrots. h

the (mow-doc) modoc county sheriff's office says 31-year-old deputy "jack hopkins" was responding to a disturbance call in a rural area about 10-miles south of the city of alturas. that's where the deputy was shot and killed. the gunman is now in custody. this is the fourth california officer to die on the job... in the last two weeks. in portland, oregon... a natural gas explosion left eight people injured. worse... if not for the quick response from emergency crews. the explosion happened wednesday in a busy shopping district. investigators believe a construction crew hit a gas line. three firefighters... two police officers... and three civilians were hurt. the injuries are ?not life- threatening. at least one building was also destroyed. several others were damaged. and... hundreds of clowns are gathering down in mexico city this week. but these "creepy clown" craze that's been sweeping north america the past month. the group shouted in the middle of a square... "we are clowns... not killers" this group of latin american clowns hold this meeting every year in mexico city. they sa

>> the doc was in, now the doctor's out. don't do those. >> watch and decide, ebaum's world is next. plus, don't miss the buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini. s my body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. ask y

log on to our website at www.thedoctorstv.com or call us at 323-the-docs. that's 323-the-docs for show tickets! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ? ? [ applause ] ? ? >> dr. travis: stay in the know with the latest headlines, it's news in two. >> nestle, began a recall of the drumstick variety pack due to possible listeria. it was detected on equipment at the company's bakerfield ice cream production facility. the cones themselves did not test positive for the deadly bacteria, but listeria may pregnant women, elderly, or those with compromised immune system. for more information head to www.thedoctorstv.com. >> dr. travis: the "new york times" may have said it best, running for president is not hard, it's brutal. 20 hour days of meet and greets, photo ops, can be taxing on the health of anyone. in september, secretary hilary clinton received a pneumonia diagnosis following a prolonged cough. the world media is trying to diagnose chronic sniveling. >> -- sniffling. you get a supoena, we will get a special prosecutor and look into it. >> everything from sinusit

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time i ever met doc emrick i never expected, again much like myself, that it would turn out the way it did. lauren: and when justin timberlake isn t making chart-topping hits he s helping the next generation of golfers fine-tune their games. justin: you know how much i rehearse for a show, when i get out on stage i just trust all the work i put in and get out there and stop thinking.

doc sent me to meet you. oh, just what i thought. i got on at quarantine. is doc meeting the boat too? you know he never goes out. he sent the bus and a couple of the boys. they're waiting for us at customs. never misses a bet, does he? you're not so slow yourself, registering as "madame charpentier." you should have let us know. i could have missed you. how did you get away with it, madame? is that the bus down there? that's it. how you taking the stuff through customs? right on the button. wait right here while i line up the interview. do you see any sign of him? no. think something went wrong? we'll have to wait and see. don't wanna wait too long. hey. see something? right by the entrance of the pier. take a look over there. intern: this place is crawling. must be some vip aboard. driver: hey, we'd better get outta here. wait. let's give 'em a couple more minutes. they're starting to come out of customs. count: young man! mais oui. please. you are so kind. and i do not know this country. and i must catch a train quick. and i have twist my ankle. you see

that's 323-the-docs for show tickets! [ applause ] ? ? >> dr. travis: check out the latest health headlines in our doctor's news in two! ? ? >> the biggest names in the entertainment industry came out to celebrate the motion picture and television fund, who for 95 years has served as a safety net for entertainment industry members. a charitable organization, the mptf, is recognized as a leader in senior and palliative care services. >> it doesn't matter who you years you worked, yhow many - part of the community. and you will ? being -- be looked after. >> it's a real community, and a sense of family here. >> actor chris pine told news in two about his personal connection if the facility that cared for his grandmother and qwen, who appeared in films in the 1940s. my grandmother spent the last 8 years of her life here, and firsthand how extraordinary the facility is, the kind of resources they have here. the compassionate and educated caregiving that they offer. ? ? >> dr. travis: a 14-year-old girl from tennessee is recovering following burns su

.- on his way home from the california gold rush in the 1850s - (( pic emailed to you)) doc bevington - >> you are that lost treasure on the hill. >> wealth and a time of grandeur gone by. on his way home from the california gold rush in the 1850s, he op sign of civilization and build this beautiful mansion. it recalls dinner parties with crystal and fine china, the wood-burning stove where they prepared the menu, and home evening of music in the parlor. (( nat music - 12:14:53 piano )) (( phonograph 12:19:05 or 12:19:34 ? )) (( 12:20:11 ?? )) in fact all the comforts of home - - (( 12:27:13)) you could easily mistake it for a gardeners shack or playhouse - - but this is 1800s - elegance... jared - (( 12:23:07 )) " the three hole - stone privy - - only one of four stone privies on the national register of historic places. " nat school bell with video outside church (( 12:30:19 sound only )) "clang clang " down the hill - (( pan shot dunce 12:29:19 ?? )) at it looks like the students easily mistake it for a gardeners shack or playhouse. but this is 1800s elegans. >> this is only one of

doc and what you're seeing is a quiet emergency room. there's a quiet calm going on here.nes and, again, having been there, you know what's happening. there's a bit of nervousness here, a bit of anxiety because they know that anything could be coming through the door. you can go from zero to 60 in a matter of seconds where all of a sudden people start coming in the door, 20 people, door, 20 people, 30 people coming in the door with various illnesses. one of the things they do know is they are going to start seeing injuries after the storm starts to pass because that's when people go outside and start to clean up things. they start cutting themselves with chain saws and having heart attacks from cleaning stuff up. it's a double whammy for the staff. in 2004, they were taking care of hurricane victims at that point, and they stayed open. they've exercised in mass casualties drills. talking to the staff, the doctors, the nurses, they're ready to go for anything that comes in the door. one thing that does happen here, which a lot of people don't quite understand. when the wind

. >> my docs have narrow noses so they liked ability but there knows l choicea and that is something we will have during the holidays. these are puppies. aho blanket and a toy. and then an under blanket that absorbs moisture. >> oh so they can put that on the ground. >> i like that. >> what are these littlele thin? >> those are called katie's material they are not guaranteed but an awesomee toy and they float. >> they float as well? they look like they would be sturdy. >> history. >> yes, they are. k my dogsy always have one. >> with some of these stories of noticed are a little bit bigger but you have twice toys that range from the lower wants to. >> as they have three different sizes i see the little ones. there are smaller ones way that way everybody can see them i have a caller obsession every holiday i see halloween yes they have we have those to go with the coordinating ones. and they look really reasonable to i think. >> yes, they are. the loop kind for a different color, we have one for sure w. >> yes they definitely do including what are these ?- >> these are jackets. the bl

but i know clinically all the time we're trying to improve talking to primary care docs, seeing their lab results, making sure they can see what we're doing. and in some sense, one of the things mentioned in the prelude had to do with chemical dependency. we're struggling in our system with ed docs not seeing what meds is going on or what is going on in outpatient clinics and overmedicating people because we're not sharing some of that data with each other. it's just really important to be able to talk together. it's an interesting place where stigma plays out. we have primary care docs that in some sense will kind of be afraid to talk about somebody is depressed, you know, and shy away from it. but if they can see that we've talked about it because we have a shared electronic medical know it's okay. all of the sudden they can help us follow up and they can help us measure are they getting better or not. >> okay, thank you. let me get to my next question. ms. greenberg, you note that certain transparency in disclosure efforts may be well-intentioned but overwhelmed with thousands of p

doc, take a look at this. it's the recording reed: according to the security log, thisiss when t'pau's biometric signature was recorded. undoubtedly another fabrication. but look. the guard recognized whoever it was, and that guard... ...is your patient. corporal askwith. he could be our only chance to identify who really planted the bomb. he's in a coma. his cranial injuries are substantial. i don't expect him to recover. there must be a stimulant him around a human body can withstand. i don'n'care about his body, doc. we need what's in his mind. ( sehlat screeching ) sounds like that klingon opera hoshi made uu listen to. ( louder screeching ) ( sehlat whimpers ) falls running away ) the path is safe again. that's quite a trick. you're a human. jonathan archer. traveling with a vulcan. t'pol. curious. may we ask your name? does it? why are you here? we could ask you the same thing. i follow the path of surak, inmeditation and study. and you? i'm on a pilgrimage to study surak and logigi t'pol is my teacher.

well, it is his instagram. >> the underscore sneaker underscore doc. fourteen years old, here in west philly. >> i wear size 22. >> please. >> good day, it is wednesday, if you want to contact me. i'm at my -- >> okay. so, it is wednesday, october the 26th, 2016. >> again, let's go back to the tag board here. because my daughter, jessica, received flowers yesterday. she sent me a text saying, dad, really appreciate the flowers. >> card reads fall is in the air. obviously i don't write like. that will i wouldn't say that, i am not that nice. >> should i call her and tell her i didn't send them? threat's go to the board, because i've been helping me out. oh, 09% of the viewers say i've got to call and tell her. >> well, here's my concern. >> okay? >> i'm thinking there is some daughter out there, whose father sent her flowers, and she is not received them. >> that's true. >> what are the odds, wouldn't her name be on the card? i mean, on the delivery? >> sometimes, but sometimes they don't. >> and sometimes i i have received stuff, with cell phone around

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now, doc, i've seen these ads, we've all seen these ads. they say krill oil is stronger than fish oil. is that true? does it make any sense? what are they saying? >> well, obviously these are the krill guys talking, right? way around, too. so let's get to krill in just a moment, but first let's pat the fish-oil guys on the back, because you could say that the concentrated fish oil is better. certainly there's more studies on fish oil, and typically it's higher in the omega-3s -- the epa and the dha -- that are so important for the heart, the brain, the eyes, the skin, and so forth. so, in one sense, you could say that fish oil's better, but on the other hand, i have to hand it to the krill guys, because in terms of antioxidant power, krill is simply extraordinary. there's a molecule in krill oil called astaxanthin. now, this astaxanthin, this is one of the most powerful antioxidants we've ever discovered. get this, mark -- by one measure of antioxidant activity, it's 6,000 times stronger than vitamin "c." so, amazing antioxidant power with

. >> do you think that's possible, doc? >> a 20% hit?ean, jim is saying that's -- that's the risk. i don't disagree. >> let's just say -- >> it's asymmetrical risk, yes. >> it's sort of where we want to say. we're not saying what's the best stock to own for the next five years. what's the best internet stock to own for the next five years. we're simply saying out of his coverage universe, can you make the case that amazon is better to own for the next five years than facebook or apple? >> i think it really depends on what type of investor you are. if you are a momo growth investor, you probably love this chart, and you love what amazon is. on the flip side as a value investor, of those names, the with unthat appeaone that appea most is google. i don't own it. on a valuation combined with the innovation of that company, i'm taking a hard look at possibly adding google to the portfolio. >> it was said to be a sell last week. >> i was on the show with that last week. >> that was an interesting call. as it relates to google, i don't know if

>> the doc was in, now the doctor's out. watch and decide, ebaum's world is next. plus, don't miss the buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini. s my body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or

common with a young man factor that you'd hear a defense attorney say, you cannot sentence this man to doc. you'll do more harm than good. >> reporter: we looked at 240 cases and found the younger the defendant is, the more likely that defendant is to receive a lighter sentence, something >> we have to look at, does the punishment fit the crime irrospective of crime. >> reporter: let's look at class 3 offenses, the most serious. we look at those under 25 given prison sentences and then those with no specific end date and length of sentence for those sent to prison. let's see how that compares to defendants older than 25. nose how in all three categories, the >> young people can and do commit very horrific sex offenses. >> reporter: there is a dangerous myth, we're told, when it comes to those capable of, is assault. >> the myth that younger people can't or don't commit sex offenses and that's just not true. >> i think every case should be reviewed case by case. >> reporter: every case of sex assault is unique. amongst a multitude of factors that can deck tate that. >> -- that can determine

. >> mike: let's go to jerry punch, doc? >> jerry: coach this is like a hef qulif weight championship fight. punch, counterpunch. what was key for the huskers to hang on? >> i really, really appreciate the resiliency of the team. we're not always pretty although we played a lot of good defense tonight. we kept playing and the indiana team kept playing. it was really hard sbift was nts all good. buff i love our our team plays in the end. >> jerry: coming in 5-0, there a shell out on the huskers. what you did learn about your team made? >> i learned our team will fight. i have known that all along. that's what i can trust just about every week out. we have to them them get better and better as a football team. but i know they are working like crazy and they will fight in a game freal hart. >> coach, >> it's great for everybody. it's particularly great for the 2016 team. is a really -- this team's been through a lot. since the end of last season to where they are right now. they have hung together and they have thrown. what it

. >> other tv news, get ready for a new crew of sexy tv docs. >>. >> hey, et. >> oh my god, welcome to the set, lets give you tour. -p>>>that's like a real elevato did you notice that? >> it is back strategies. married and she's inspired by h heartfelt drama. >> i am not a doctor, i just play one on tv. >> if i was a doctor, i would want to work at bunker hill. >> and is downton abby? >> all it really was, was a wig, to pumpers. >> that's got it. >> i cannot wait to see this. november 4th. tomorrow, you don't want to miss. >> starting tommrrow, michael jackson's ex-wife in the fight of her life. >> how hard has it been dealing with the side effects. >> debbie rose only opening up to et about her breast cancer battle. >> sharing how their daugh >> you got this mom, i can tell you got this. >> chemo does its best, facing her biggest fears. revealing hair loss for the first time on television. what a lot of people don't realize, that i am still me. ?? >> such a powerful interview. here is another interview that you want to see. out for the first time since he was suspected. >> the young w

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you can also play on the go, when you remove the device from the doc and attack it to a controller. the nintendo switch will be out march of next year. you can get 10 the road - with our 10 weather radio partners. in tampa bay, catch us on magic 94- point-9.... talk radio, listen to wsrq 106.9 fm. and hear 10 weather in spanish on maxima 92-5. what was once an iconic landmark in downtown st pete is officially gone. coming up, crews take away the last parts of the old st. petersburg pier. and the white house changes you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. think about when you try to fit in your next workout. scientists at northwestern univ muscles have their own internal clock that regulates the muscle's metabolism and energy efficiency, depending on the time of day. the study found muscles work best when used during normal waking hours. snoopy is out of a job. metlife is ending its 31 year relationship with snoopy. the insurance giant says its parting

you're not gonna say anything to quinn. [ monitors beeping ] [ machine beeps ] >> ridge: thank you, doc. i really appreciate everything you've done. >> dr. andrews: of course.

. >> i want to finish my doc rate. >> she is going into her ninth year teaching and the first of herily to graduate both high school and college and her speech was similar to what we might hear on oscar night. >> i am honored to stand up here in front of you and just tell you, take your education seriously. when you get older things like this can happen to you. >> she is pretty amazing. she is one of 35 winners of this award across the country and the first in philadelphia in nine years, the foundation chairman said that we celebrate people in all kinds of careers and sports but rarely do we honor the teachers that prepare them for success. so that is what this is all about. so congratulations to you, you are an inspiration. >> an important award and a deserving winner. love that story. >>> the city of camden is getting a new high school today, today the new jersey school authority will approve the state funding to demolish the old building and replace it with a new one. they believe it will be a better environment for students. it is expected to take a few years to finish that proje

. -- doc it. >> you can speculate there's a law of talk with the lame duck session of congress after the election if it is president clinton at wins in november will she with stock or urge a the withdraw or confirmation of the 63 year-old? the felice she could appoint someone in their '40's. even if it was president from. -- trump. but what will happen with that? but with some discussion before between president obama and the senate leadership, that person we may confirm them the lame-duck. as opposed to someone on the left. but i think it is a very good possibility. but garland is the most widely bisected nominated to the supreme court. and then that was very hard to move away if she wins the election. even immoderate turned a cheek. that was deferential to presidential nominations. and then to find there really hard. if you cannot confirm garland then we cannot find anyone except a ball. because that vacancy could go one for a long period of time. >> is secretary clinton wins if the republicans did not try to confirm as a lame duck from the republican perspective the best nominee y

we had was a couple of docs and a lot of courage and willing to make -- break their backs to make something happen and a great idea. most industries have started that way. in the carpet carpet business there was that banker in dalton georgia that basically started the carpet business. he loaned money to people that had no balance sheet and they turned out to be the biggest companies in america today and carpeting. the banker who trusted people who did it based on what he saw. anthony: what would you say to elizabeth warren and she was was asking a question she would say to you but this does take advantage of a lot of things and today you have low interest rates and today if you try to start a home depot you can go to private equity firm. you didn't build it yourself. what would you say to that counterpoint? >> i would say elizabeth i don't know what you are smoking but i would give that up because something is wrong with you. here's a woman that doesn't have a clue, a single clue on what it takes to run a business. she does not have a clue. she doesn't know what she's talking about in most

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we had was a couple of docs and a lot of courage and willing to make -- break their backs to make something happen and a great idea. most industries have started that way. in the carpet carpet business there was that banker in dalton georgia that basically started the carpet business. he loaned money to people that had no balance sheet and they turned out to be the biggest companies in america today and carpeting. the banker who trusted people who did it based on what he saw. anthony: what would you say to elizabeth warren and she was was asking a question she would say to you but this does take advantage of a lot of things and today you have low interest rates and today if you try to start a home depot you can go to private equity firm. you didn't build it yourself. what would you say to that counterpoint? >> i would say elizabeth i don't know what you are smoking but i would give that up because something is wrong with you. here's a woman that doesn't have a clue, a single clue on what it takes to run a business. she does not have a clue. she doesn't know what she's talking about in most

but we have our doc on call dr. jo here to talk about a little bit some tips for us and why we need to make it priority. so a lot of people, a lot of kids, and really adults too. they skip breakfast. just a time factor. why is it breakfast the most important meal of the day? >> it is. you've told that your whole life. mom has told you thanks mom for that. it has been shown that b eating habits, it also has better memory, better concentration, decreased irrelevant tanlt and more focus. i mean you could definitely use that on monday morning we know that's off to good start. and the people who eat breakfast eat more calorie but they tend to eat more that he will healthy because they started well with breakfast good way to kick off day and fuel your body. typically when people have dinner, it's 6, 17 or so. it has been 12 hours or so before you have another meal. >> absolutely. you're waking up your body's empty time to eat and good yourself going. you mention time. kids and adults we feel like there's not enough time i

and low doc loans that then became collateralized and led to the subprime loan. >> the fed missed onhings, they are bad prognosticators. the other thing the fed is doing now which happened as a result of the financial crisis is giving banks an open access to the federal reserve windows, allowing them to borrow all the money that it's supposed to, just commercial banks, when we separated the commercial and the financial banks, we got into this mess, wouldn't you agree that is where the mess started? >> if you're talking about the act that congress did that caused the banks to be able to speculate, yes, that is a problem. liz: okay. >> banks should not be speculating and the public shouldn't have to stand behind, that's why i voted against the bailout. liz: thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. coming up against a hard break. we will have more on this stunning resignation of john stumpf, ceo of wells fargo over the fake bank account scandal. stay with us. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality the