. >> i came to clearchoice for my consultation, and i met with dr. adams. and i felt a great confidence in him right away. and i was in pretty bad shape. i had run out of teeth to eat with and had to do something. >> announcer: from the second you walk into clearchoice for your free consultation until you leave with your new smile, we do ease, at home, and comfortable to ask questions until you can't think of any more to ask. >> one of the benefits of clearchoice, obviously, is that we are set up in a way where we can spend that hour, hour and a half it's going to take to really educate the patient and really discuss what this is going to do for you, how this is going to change your life, what the pros and cons are, what the other options are. >> we want to show them the center. we want them to meet the doctors. we want to show them, you know, our lab and how the teeth are being made. >> we actually involve the patient a lot. "hey, what do you want? bring us photos. show us your best smile." the c.t. scan tells us how much bone is there. it tells us if ther

someone's face can go a tremendously long way. >> reporter: and you may have heard from patch adams from the film starring dr. patch adams starring robin williams. 24 doctor is far from the glitz of hollywood spending 45 years in medicine, he's designed a hospital in west virginia, that eliminates 90 percent of the >> the purpose of life is to have a task, something you devote your entirere life through for the rest of your life. and the most important thing is, it must be something you cannot possibly do. >> and something he knows he can do, make one ssile at a time. >> i decided to live six quall tishgs happy, funny, loving. as the most effective use for world of peace and justice and care for everybody in nature. >> and for more information on the patch adams foundation or sage institute who helped organize the event, log onto our web site at wsvn.com. reportg in the plex, omar lewis, 7 news. >> so amazing that guy. and laughter really is the best medicine. he is someone who love what is he does. >>> straight ahead on today in n florida, we will get a final check on weather. how to shoot hoops after a str

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dr. adam's office on ninth avenue. facing another 900-dollar bill she said she left her card in the car and took off. how was she able to walk out without paying. doctors say it is a common practice. >> this could happen easily because what what happens is you bring someone in the room you discuss it do the procedure and charge them on the way out. >> doctors say the effects of botox can be addicting. >> it gives you a relaxed look, they love the results. >> it is popular one of the most popular procedures. >> but this woman went too far to get her fix. brown is charged with felony grand theft and writing a worthless check. crystal clark fox 13. >> brown got out of jail on a $4000 bond. >>> we are watching the weather. storms may be headed our way, mike bennett is in for paul. what are you seeing. >> we had the active subtropical jet. it brings a spectacular sun set. getting ready to go down about 50 minutes from now and the current temperature, here is a look at the satellite and radar, we have high clouds streaming i

police say just two weeks ago brown had 37 units of botox at dr. adams office, facing another she left her credit card in the car and took off. >> you may be wondering, how was she able to walk out the door without paying? doctors say it's a fairly common practice. >> this could happen very easily because what typically happens is, you bring someone in the room, you discuss what you're going to do and then you do the procedure, and then you charge them on the way out. >> doctors say the effects of botox can be addicting to some. >> it can gives you a natural, relaxed look. >> there's no shortage of patients. >> it's extremely popular, one of the most popular aesthetic procedures. >> police say this woman went a little too far to get her fix. brown is charged with felony grand theft and writing a worthless check. >> crystal clark, fox 35 news. >> bob: and check out these pictures. the homeowner found an eight-foot crocodile in his pool. the good news, though, this is his own, going back into the ocean after taking a dip. >> glenn: it's going to cool down

dr. william adams' office two weeks ago, almost $900 worth. >> we went outside and she wasn't around. we call law enforcement. >> reporter: hot on her trail, detectives learn brown also bill back in september. she paid a $900 tab with a worthless check. police could haved brown yesterday as she was about to the strike again. >> and she made an appointment yesterday in another local plastic surgeon's office, a friend of ours. and at that location, she didn't show up, otherwise, she would have been arrested there. >> reporter: staff believe the crusade was leading to a bigger problem. >> she was not even a month out and she was already trying to get more botox or filler. problem. that she needs now. >> reporter: at this point, the doctors do not know whether or this is unclear. but they are spreading the word to other doctors around in this brown. charges. reporting in st. pete, news channel 8. >> thank you. >>> today senator bill nelson will visit the university of the dozier school for boys. it comes a day after the final report was released. scientists found the remains of 51 boys on

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adams. >> mr. moderator. , moved that dr. thomas young who desired to address the meeting. young, you away to be recognized by the chair, but you may be recognized by the chair and you may speak. >> thank you, sir. mr. moderator, you are most kind as opposed to others like him over there. poisona is really a slow that has a corrosive effect on all those who consume it. >> this meeting is not adjourned yet. get your seat. sir, you have the floor. >> thank you, sir. tea produces nothing of value. it is insidious and leads to various this tempers. -- various distempers. eschew decided to as this tea, and will resist your urges toward this wicked weed, and to all other needless imported commodities. a free and in boston generous people, and we have decided that to gather here today to exercise our right, long-standing right. where this order will take us, i cannot rightly prognosticate, but mark my word. now that the hand is on the plow, there must be -- >> order! order! mr. young, you still may proceed. >> thank you, sir. what measures will the ministerial government in london

adam tonight we ask, what would : your administration do to create jobs in this country? dr. carson well, this country : has the most dynamic economic-engine the world has ever known. the problem is it cannot function when it' s completely regulations. so i would look at each one of these regulations, again, looking at the costs versus benefit. and if the benefit is not greater than the cost, we' re gonna get rid of it or modify it very substantially. that' s going to help to free up that economic-engine. also, i would revamp the tax policy. we have a 75,000 to 80,000 page tax code, which is absolutely absurd. and in order for that economic engine to work, you have to create an atmosphere that encourages entrepreneurial risk taking and capital investment. we do not have that. chris christie well, we would : change this tax code to create jobs. this tax code is like a wet blanket on the economy because the public perceives, josh, that the taxes have been rigged for the rich. the reason that they think it , and what we would do is get rid of all of the deductions, get rid of al

adam: what should people in new hampshire do to reduce their risk of health problems from radon? dr. chan: it is recommended that everybody test their home environment for radon. there are short-term tests, which involve a kid that you put into your home for a few days, -- a kit that you put into your home for a few days, and you ship it off to be tested. the water test gives you a better idea of what your year-round levels might be. radon levels can fluctuate month-to-month, season to season. typically, they tend to be higher in the winter because doors and windows are sealed up people can test their homes, their arctic missions to do this. there are levels above which the epa recommends you try to get rid of radon. remove it from the air and water, it is found in water, to try to reduce your health risk. hayley: better wind chill' s this afternoon with wind chills in the single digits and teens thanks to the winds gusting over 20 miles an hour. a few showers, and that is about it. adam: they keep missing a spirit we cannot complain. -- they keep missing us. concerns for hoverboar

dr. mike burry, yes he does. show adam mckay. [ applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good. >> seth: i'm so happy you're here. >> it's odd to see fred armisen playing base in your band. >> seth: it's really cool though. isn't really cool? >> seth: and it's cool to have you back in the building. you worked here for a long time at snl. you were the head writer at the show when you were here. >> yes. yes. >> seth: and i was as well. there were stories about you because we do not overlap and one of my favorites is you once called lorne in his office and pretended to be yankee manager joe torre. >> that is true. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i can't imagine having the nerve to prank call lorne. but you fully did it. >> i'm not sure if it was nerve or i had been there a long time and it was tiredness. >> seth: sure. >> by the way i love lorne. he let me direct for the first time, he hired me. so all love to lorne. however when he would do and you know this, he would do the wednesday night meetings where he would pick the show. they would do the read through and they wou

. >> the rich ♪ ♪ i believe i can fly >> that's gospel singer yolanda adams at the concert hall. a powerful tribute to drking jr. the kennedy center in georgetown university have been teaming up for 14 years to honor dr. king. >>> people in minnesota, they're used to being cold. and this week they're having a little fun with it, because you've got to, right? it's been around zero degrees in minneapolis. so one guy decided to take a pair of wet pants and freeze them standing up outside. he posted the picture on facebook, and of course, the idea, it just took off. people freezing their jeans, their corduroys, their sweat pants. the gaye who posted the first pic says his brother has been doing this for quite some time now. you don't want the walk in those. you be walking funny. painful looking. >> which one of you guys are going to do it tomorrow morning? >> we'll start it here. >> tomorrow, it might be able to work like that. obviously, the wind might blow them over. >> upwards of 20, 30 miles per hour. tomorrow morning 28 degrees future a high. friday and saturday both weather alert days here. we're going

dr. anderson: nick, i' ll get her settled. >> nick: i' ll stop by shortly. thank you. >> adam: hold on a second. your wife just lost a child, all right? she needs some compassion, not a straitjacket. what the hell kind of husband are you? >> nick: mind your own business. >> adam: she' s my friend! this is my business! >> dylan: all right. all right. that' s enough. you two, in the office, please. >> nick: [ exhales sharply ] >> sharon: long shift? >> stitch: oh. uh, actually, i have the day off. just stopped by to look in on a patient who had a rough night. >> sharon: i assume you heard about sage? >> stitch: getting arrested? yeah. it' s sad. she' s been through a lot. >> sharon: she and nick both have. >> stitch: yeah. >> sharon: dylan and i feel for them. so, how' s max? >> stitch: uh, it' rocky transition, you know, for all of us, really, but abby' s being a really good sport about it. max hasn' t exactly welcomed her into his life, but... i think she' s making some headway with him. >> abby: oh, look! the penguin movie is playing on two screens, and if we hurry, we can ma

dr. martin luther king, jr. the bitter cold won't stop the celebration. adams clements shares the tribute from over the rind. >>> he had a dream more than 50 years ago. in the streets of downtown cincinnati, the dream was pretty much alive. mrufterring winds and that didn't stop hundreds from marching down the street to honor the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king. the group gathered, beginning at fountain square before ending here at music hall for celebration of the life of dr. king the group was spirited. up beat and seemed hopeful an confident that the future holds peace among all religion and creed. >> and working together. not black, not white, not jew. just working together as a human family. that's what you will see. >> and a way for us showing how the struggle was and still is to this day. it's still a struggle for us to be, to get equal rights, equal justice, anything. and you know what i'm saying? it's very important. >> i spoke to several people including one woman who was orange untilly from mississippi now living in cincinnati. she brought her kids. if the dream dr. king had five decades ago

dr. phil: he turns into felix the cat? >> adam out. >> announcer: her family disagrees. >> i think dillon is faking it. >> there's no way he's a fake. you don't live with us. i just need one person to believe in me. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down. >> dr. phil: i try to be an emotional compass and point you in the right direction. >> five, four -- >> dr. phil: i'm not giving up on you. [cheers & applause]

adam posen, as always, thank you so much. dr.ith surveillance on radio worldwide. important research coming up. carl weinberg comes out and flat out recant his inflation recall for 2016 and calls it the unthinkable. he sees a real disinflation in economic slowdown this year and completely reverses where he was four weeks ago. francine: that could be our morning must-read tomorrow. are thrilled to continue our discussion on economics and international relations. adair turner will join us tomorrow. always opinionated, and i dare turner on grexit. we think vonnie quinn in new york. ♪ stephanie: china goes defensive, aggressively buying the you want. oil goes past a 12 year low. the state of the union -- the bloombergs union -- crunched the numbers to find out how we are really doing. stephanie: welcome. you are watching "bloomberg ." it is tuesday morning here in new york city. i am stephanie ruhle. david: we are talking about markets. and we have our colleague -- guy: it is always about markets. whenes not matter president oba

adam winer, back to you. >> thank you. >>> across tampa bay today our communities will celebrate dr. martin luther king jr.'s lasting impact on history. >> in tampa the yearly mlk day parade route is expanding, more than 100 bands, floats, performance groups and more will begin to march down 15th street at noon. that is where city officials say they will get the best view. >> it's a huge parade. the city of st. pete, that parade begins 11:00 this morning at 3rd avenue south and mlk street. after that you can join a family fun festival. games, music, a car show and more. this is great, it's all free. >>> let's check with ivan cabrera now, will the weather hold up for all the outdoor celebrations? friday and warned folks the chilly conditions certainly we'll keep you posted on the the week and we'll see if we can certainly squeeze out some nice few days over the next few days, plenty of sunshine. >>> breaking now in ohio -- let's first talk about democracy 2016, from vermont senator bernie sanders appears to be the big winner last night at the debate, before the iowa caucuses. during the debate's first hour s