dr. adams, tell us about the kind of patients that you see every day. what are some of the common dental problems that they face? >> well, we see patients who patients that i would call dental refugees. they've had a lifetime of dental problems -- problems with all types of gum disease, cavities, missing teeth. the founder of the modern-day implants said, very famously, "no one should die with their teeth in a glass on the side of the bed at night." these patients truly are dental refugees and have had a lifetime of problems. they've lost their first set of teeth, which were their baby teeth. they're on the verge, or they and now, with the predictability of implants, we can provide them with a third dentition which is stable and predictable. it's extraordinary. >> thank you, dr. adams. we'll be right back to tell you just how clearchoice is helping restore dental health and setting smiles free, right after this. ? >> you have to have confidence on this job. anything that takes away from that pu

. >> reporter: dr. adam perlman perspective but chinese practitioners call it enhancing the chi or energy of the body. it's coasted with alcohol and then lit. >> a lot of people are distracted by the flame. it's just to create a vacuum. >> reporter: they are left on the skin for 3 to 5 minutes depending on the need, and greater pain may require longer application. the marks don't look bruise and the imprint fade bus not results. >> and i found to be really, really helpful needing to take medications necessary. >> reporter: especially a pain medication that could become addictive. >> it may work to help lessen a reliance on more powerful pain medication. >> reporter: a growing number of people are willing to give this ancient therapy a try. dr.mask, wral's health team. >> lynda, go ahead and put your arm out. >> right here. >> this is the -- what's the thing you hook on there? alcohol on. >> those are the old school kind. >> yeah. >> oh, look at those. >> i have a lighter. hold on. >> we'll get do that later.

dr. gene wilder. reporter adam housley has a look back. he starred in some of the most quotable movies ever made. >> the chance meeting with mel brooks turned him into a leading man. in 1968 he appeared in the hit, the producers. >> under the right circumstances he could make more money with a flop then he could with a hit. >> he earned a nomination and a name for himself. >> if i hadn't done that movie and then was nominated for a academy award i think that i would still be doing supporting roles. >> but there were bigger roles to come in 1971 he captivated and willy wonka and the chocolate factory creating one of the most endearing characters of the 20th century. >> anything you want to do with what to change the world. >> in the 70s it continued with blazing saddles. >> i used to be called the waco kid. >> and, young frankenstein which she cowrote. -- which he cowrote. >> [music] >> another collaboration came in 1976 he teamed up with richard pryor for the first of four films. >> in 1980s due he starred with radnor and hanky-panky. they

. >>> you know adam pally from "happy endings" and dr. peter princess on "the mindy project." >> adam stars in a comedy about a groupf go ahead for a bachelor party for their buddy even when his engagement abruptly ends. >> this is an emotional roller coaster of male bonding. >> i really wanted to make a movie about men who don't talk about their feelings because i never talked about my feelings once in my life. >> this is like therapy for you. >> in a sense like therapy. it was like therapy. to do with my dad than this movie did. >> do you ever do stuff like this? guy time. not in these circumstances? >> yeah. look, i have a gambling problem. i'm open about that. so i like las vegas and i like going with buddies. but there's always i think part of the reason that this movie was so interesting to make is any time you do that, there's an underlying emotion of people want to bond and be like, how are you really doing? no one ever talks about that. it was fun to kind of go in there and make a movie about it. >> it's a bachelor party that is i

dr. frank-n-furter. ben vereen, american idol alum adam lambert and christina milian will also be making appearances. and best yet -- the film's original dr. frank-n-furter, tim curry will also be making a special camo two-hour musical special is set to air right here on fox 6 on october 20th. all anchors chat/toss to 6am ballots for voting purposes." complex ballots... and questions about voter i-ds. as the partisan primary kicks off this morning - we're answering all your questions right here on fox 6 wakeup. and a sheboygan mom says she was sick of looking at her 2 yr old son. what else she told 911 operators about his death. good morning and welcome to wakeup! rob's weather today: mostly sunny. rob's weather today: mostly sunny. high: 86/82-84 lakeside. dewpoint: 68 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear. dense fog possible. low: 68 dewpoint: 67 wind: sw

adams. in april 1775, right as they are about to seize the weapons in concorde, these men that you know from boston are actually outside of boston. they are not in boston. dr. joseph warren is in boston, the guy controlling the protests, not quite a full on revolution, but the reaction to british oppression in boston. after the first shot, hancock we the two atoms -- adams boston. warren is the one left in charge. he becomes the de facto governor. warren is the guy who sends these two men -- when he sees the british mustering on boston common preparing to go out to , concorde to seize these weapons, at first he sees indications throughout the town that this may be happening so we -- he sends the men on the left, william dawes as a precaution to ride out to lexington to warn hancock and similar items. -- samuel adams. later, warren actually sees the troops and so he sends the man on the right in an urgent ride to lexington, and that man is very famous, i am sure we all know who he is. he is the famous actor, jack black. [laughter] i think they look the same. but, paul revere. paul revere rides out and then they ride together to concorde going house to house

dr. phil: he turns into felix the cat? >> adammething takes over and i flip 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, go ahead. >> are we really having this conversation, honest johnson or dr. dialup?veryone knows who america needs -- evan mcmullin. >> trevor: sorry, who? >> who? >> just roll the clip. >> former c.i.a. operative evan mcmullin launching an independent bid for the white house. mcmullin is being funded and helped by g.o.p. members unhappy with trump. >> that's a real choice there, trevor. evan mcmullin. >> trevor: adam, are you supporting mcmullin because you guys look exactly the same? (laughter) >> wow. wow. so all bald people look alike to you, huh? >> trevor: yeah, actually, to be honest, they do. >> i think so, too. it's crazy, right? i once got mistaken for ving rains. >> trevor: what? >> i know! >> trevor: thank you, panelist. we came in talking about two candidates. we came out realizing there are actually five people who could be president of the united states. >> whoa! >> hold on, trevor. i said you can vote for gary johnson but there is no way he can win this election. voting gary johnson is as useless as me getting t.s.a. precheck. i'm still getting that r

dr feinberg invitational. lots of fox5 folks. christine maddela, alyssa deitsch, maria silva... her partner dave hall was camping. adam our new reporter....and julie our producer. and nikki with the steelers shirt in sales. and as you can see dr feinberg carefully was cheated. did anyone cheat? she claims i did... but thats here nor there. coming up in the more back to school news. including a brand new school in newtown. see how kids and parents embrace a new beginning after the horrific mass killings of students and teachers 4 years welcome back to fox five news this morning. we'll have the morning. we'll have the latest on all your top stories... but first let's check in with les krifaton for a look at your weather. and we have warmer than normal temperatures returning to our area. a ridge sets up creating dry conditions. daytime temperatures will increase tuesday and then starts to dip wednesday. by thursday a trough will create breezy afternoon weather generate cooler temperatures. moist air from arizona could spread into our area by the end of the week and into the start of the weekend. the uv here is a look at

dr. ciani: i think that the opposition was really adamant about the positive nature of what they saw as a patriarchal umbrella, and that women and children were protected by this patriarchy. this is coming in a time in the 1960's and 1970's, when we don't have a lot of recognition and acknowledgment about domestic violence. we don't have a lot of acknowledgment and acceptance of criminal behaviors that are happening in the homes. we don't have an understanding of sexual assaults. there's a lot of secrets, still, that are held within family homes. so, the opposition to the e.r.a. is painting the house sold as a perfect place -- the household as a perfect place, as a place that is a positive haven. the opposition uses the word "haven" a lot to describe the homes. they saw and painted the pro-e.r.a. people as anti-people, so they said that people who were in favor of the equal rights amendment were anti-family, anti-children, anti-home, anti-marriage. they really used the rhetoric of this negativity that was perceived in the larger general public, and that general rhetoric that was negative

dr. jill stein, green party nominee. >>> we are coming right back, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ . . reporter: i'm adamn floor of new york stock exchange with today's fox business tech minute. self-driving cars in pittsburgh. uber will have self-driving owe demand vehicles on the road by end of the year. they sign ad $300 million agreement with volvo to develop autonomous utility vehicles. hoping to work together to create the proper technology to have self-driving cars available for hire and for sale by 2021. >>> nokia slashed the price of its 360 camera originally priced for 60,000 bucks. they will offer it for 45,000, in the hope discount will increase global penetration. so much for the instamatic. coming up on "countdown." we he will join liz claman to talk about -- [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. liz: last week you may remember we reported that top attorneys in the white-collar world said executives at valeant could see some jail time after reports surfaced that they were under investiga

adams. as they are5 right about to seize the weapons in concorde, these men that you know from boston are actually outside of boston. dr. joseph ward is the guy kind ,f controlling the protests reacting to british oppression in boston. after the first shot, hancock amses leaves and ward is the one left in charge. he becomes the de facto governor. ward is the guy who sends these two men -- when he sees the out to preparing to go concorde to seize these weapons, at first he sees indications throughout the town that this so we had theng man on the left right out to warn hancock and adams. later, ward actually sees the troops and so he sends the man on the right in an urgent ride to lexington, and that man is very famous, i am sure we all know who he is. he is the famous actor, jack b lack. i think they look the same. but, paul revere. and thenre rides out they ride together to concorde going house to house yelling -- and i think we all know what he says. the americans are coming. if i came to your house in the middle of the night, knocked on your door, and yelled that the americans are coming, you would give me the same l

tom: adam parker, thank you so much. we will continue with dr. parker on radio this morning.olutely unique, the separation of finance from politics in europe. francine: i agree. i do not know how we are pricing risk anymore. it goes back to what we were saying about bond yields. an exciting asset class, tom. equities. tom: stay with us through the morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . jonathan: sterling falls for a fifth day, its longest losing streak since may. the bank of england taking further stimulus methods. david: analysts forecast a sixth straight corner of negative earnings growth. alix: and the republican nominee pushes an old-school tax plan and lighter regulations to bring growth back to the economy. jonathan: a warm welcome to "bloomberg ." i am jonathan ferro alongside david west and alix steel here in new york. of much news, but plenty headlines coming from the market with the dax back in a bull market, and politics in the u.s. building momentum. david: sterling is moving, but donald trump yesterday, alix, laid out his economic plan finally. now we have details

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