dr. adams, we've heard it from your patients and we've seen it in your doctors. clearchoice is truly making a profound difference in the lives of thousands of people all over the country. and it all comes back to your unique all-in-one approach to dental implants. we've learned about the clearchoice approach, how you're able to restore full smiles in one day, using the full-arch treatment. we've seen how you're helping people deal with their natural fears of having this procedure done, walking them through the entire process, and giving them finance options so that they can afford dental implants. it's all about taking control of your dental health and joining the smile-freedom movement, isn't it? >> shari, i couldn't agree with you mentioned fear. many of our patients are very fearful. they've had the fear of having a bad smile, the fear of not being able to really show their teeth in public. they don't feel like they've had any control over what their smile looks like, any control over what all these expenses have cost them and their family, both in time and mo

dr. mark adams. dr. elcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one thing. so, who is the typical patient? >> we focus solely on dental implants, and our average patient is looking for help. they haven't seen a dentist in a very long time. they're a dental refugee. they're outside of the regular care. they're not part of the public that sees a dentist on a regular basis. they truly are dental refugees. they suffer from all kinds of problems -- gum disease, caries, missing teeth, removable teeth -- and they're looking for an answer. they're looking for a solution. these people had their baby teeth, then they got their adult teeth, and their adult teeth have failed them. through the power of implants, we're able to give them a third set of teeth. >> is that right? a third set? >> we

>> that's right dr. adam miller dentist and cosmetic surgeon. to take charge of our health and avoid those risks. >> that's rht. >> you'r physician, a dentist and a cmetic surgeon. any type of medical degree you didn't get? >> not a lot of rest there, 16 years of training and a whole lot of educational debt. one thing it did teach me when you can rest you have to get it. the world keepselling us we neo be on m one. we only hav t gears it is park and 5th gear. have to take advantage of times of rest. we talk about rest in terms of times of less reactivity. reduce stimuli and time calibration. using the smart phonesor something other than surfing the i tell guys setour phone for 7 o something good for your mind and differentiating between res and sleep and rt and relio ithso la imeoefine. w d youefine rest?>> i think thy is really thinking about -- >>oodne. i liked it. [laughter] >> it is rest during the wakin we all knohen w a asleep there is a formf rest in that, but what a the rest of the day when we arewake? the mesge that we get is if you are

dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one thing. so, who is the typical patient? >> we focus solely on dental implants, and our average patient is looking for help. they haven't seen a dentist in a very long time. they're a dental refugee. they're outside of the regular care. they're not part of the public that sees a dentist on a regular basis. they truly are dental refugees. they suffer from all kinds of problems -- gum disease, caries, missing teeth, removable teeth -- and they're looking for an answer. they're looking for a solution. teeth, then they got their adult teeth, and their adult teeth have failed them. through the power of implants, we're able to give them a third set of teeth. >> is that right? a third set? >> we can predictably, rel

dr. annise adams is the chief medical executive of the sprawling prison complex located just south of stockton. >> we have over 1000 nurses and primary care providers. we have 27 on site. >> reporter: a massive staff to take care of more than 2000 sick prisoners from all over the state, like richard mayes. >> my spine is messed up. also i had heart problems, they had to put stints in my heart. >> reporter: he says appointments to see specialists take a long time and he avoids the dentist. >> the dental part we don't like because they pull out all your teeth. >> reporter: but most prisoners we talked to seemed content. >> staff is pretty good. >> reporter: he goes for dialysis three times a week at the prison's in-house clinic, a few minutes' walk from his cell. it's a win-win for prisoners and -- >> really provide the economies of scale. >> reporter: we found that's not the case. in the two years since this billion dollar prison of the built, paid for by taxpayers, it hasn't made a dent in the cost of medical care of inmates. in fact, the opposite has happened. medical costs are way up. califo

the town's greatest story was made possible at the place where "great stories begin" -- adams state university. dr. joe vigil... . went from coaching on the football field to coaching just a few yards away on the track, all while teaching at the college full time starting in 1965. when vigil was growing up in alamosa, the community was less accpeting of latinos, but coach says that just made him more resilient. that drive soon paid off. vigil helped train american distance runners headed to the olympic games in 1968. 7,500 feet -- alamosa's altitude defines so much of vigil's legacy. vigil became the go-to coach for distance runners, training them at elevation and seeing many of them succeed. from 1965 to 1993 -- 28 years -- vigil helped adams state win 19 national championships. vigil's legacy has led to even more championships after leaving adams state. he's immortalized on campus next to the finish line where the 1968 olympic marathon trials took place and in front of the field where his teams practiced. most people will tell you that coach's best attribute was his ability to teach. so the next

dr. warren continued his letter to samuel adams this way. dr. church and i are clear. unfortunately, dr. church was warns colleague and top leader of the whigs in boston but also general gage's best placed spy. the general wanted to get the boston guns back. you knew now they were being moved out of dorchester. dr. benjamin church started to attend meetings of the committee of safety and supplies about one week later. the committees decided they had enough cannon. they would start organizing artillery companies. the committee assigned dr. warren to talk with members of the boston train to find out how many could be depended on to form an artillery company. both went home to boston that night. dr. warren presumably went to talk with members of the train. within a day or two general gage wrote there are the country 38 pieces and 19 companies of artillery. he knew of the committee of safety plans and probably heard that from dr. church. thanks to church, gage knew that the guns were concord, watertown, and salem. the cannon at salem were under the control of david mason,

the new cast includes victoria justice, adam lambert. the original dr. tim curry gives is blessing as the narrator. it airs tonight at 8:00 right here on fox 13. provocative is out, pop culture pokemons at your door next monday. >>russell: cubs and dodgers series turning out to be a great one and a former ray may be responsible for evening up the series. >>laura: attention, kids. do well and study hard for every single test. one day, we may be reporting on you the way we're reporting on this guy. what he did that's getting him so muc amendment 1 guarantees your right to generate your own solar energy. it also guarantees that those who don't choose solar don't have to subsidize those who do. amendment 1 means commonsense consumer protections safeguarding seniors-and all floridians from scams, rip-offs, and long-term contract traps. that's the right way to do solar. amendment 1: good for the economy. ((russell- helping themselves. a group of >>russell: helping themselves. credit cards to go on a shopping spree. why this should be a lesson for all of us. pl

american idol alum adam lambert and christina milian will also be making appearances. the film's original dr. frank-n-furter, tim curry will also be making a special cameo.

that means it is time to bring in adam parker, who is in an interesting position. let's go to this chart, dru know the statistics of this. you're on trend, you get a level change, and you get back to a parallel nature to the trend, but you do not recover to the trend. do you need to? adam: i don't think so. you need to believe that you are not afraid of the bear case. you're not afraid that things will get materially worse. metricsthe consumer show that consumers are in a good case. tom: you come over to morgan , and whatteve roche they built there is always fractious. how do you put up with ellen zentner and hans reddick or an -- and hans redeker and the call of caution? how do you deal with ellen zentner? adam: we have a great group of macro colleagues. equity investing is a little bit different. i have to buy today, sell it to a sucker. are you looking at me -- tom: are you looking at meac of --m: i am always going to be what is interesting is we forecast earnings at the overall year on february 10, we thought there would be modest growth. the market goes up 20%. the base case that econom

adam state. >> when i got hired, i got hired as an assistant line coach. >> dr. joe. >> but they told me i could start cross country. >> went from coaching on the football field to coaching a few yards away on the track. all while teaching at the college full-time. starting in 1965. i was getting tired of getting beaten. so i started developing a cultural running in the community. >> reporter: the community was less accepting of latinos. >> i just had to work harder. study more. learn more than anybody else. that was the drive i had. >> that drive soon paid off. he helped train american olympic games in 1968. >> they announced the mexico city olympics were going to be in mexico city. the same altitude as alamo is >> reporter: from 1965 to 1993, 28 years he helped win 19 championships. >> my team scored a perfect score in the national collegiate championship. they came in one, two, three, four, five. it has never been done before. >> reporter: his legacy has led to more championships after leaving adam state. >> winning was not my forte. improvement in my runners

adam: watch the flowing costumes. what about on the parents' side? what are the specific ideas to keep kids safe? dr. chan: common sense approaches but there are a few worth highlighting. first and foremost, kids should travel in groups, never alone, always with an adult. it is nighttime so they should stick to the sidewalk. we typically recommend reflective tape on costumes and clothing, and staying in groups, only going to homes that are well lit. for the costumes, parents can check the costumes to make sure the eyes aren't covered and they are not too long so kids are not tripping over them. with candy, it is important for parents to check candy that the kids might collect for the treats before they are being. both joy -- both to identify choking hazards, but also for the commercially wrapped candy, to identify whether it has been tampered with -- looking for small pinholes or tears in the packaging, discoloration. if there's concern about any good idea to throw those away. adam: parental supervision always a plus for kids over a certain age. narrator: two kinds of business experience. chris sunun

american idol alum adam lambert and christina milian will also be making appearances. the film's original dr. frank-n-furter, tim curry will also be making a special cameo. "we've made the film for television. it's... the choreography is bigger, the music is bigger, it's brighter, but we are not in competition with the original. set to air next thursday -- only on fox six! the chicago cubs start their n-l-c-s series against the dodgers at home tomorrow night. and people living near wrigley field are cashing in. anyone with a few parking spaces to rent, a room to rent, or an entire apartment can command big bucks from fans coming into wrigleyville . "at the end of the day they're probably getting a better deal than they would be for 250 300 bucks two-bedroom apartment with a kitchen, deck, grill, and they're nice and close to the stadium." some very small rental units have already been snapped up for as little as 350- dollars a night. the asking price for some larger units is a thousand dollars or more. your freshman year in high school can be pretty varsity level.... a local athlete is meeti

dr. franken further. further the cast features performancesfs by adam hal bert taking the roll played by meet loaf in theafn t original. christina and victoria justice. kevin got to a chance to sit tos down witness stars. wness >> when i was in college i wentn to george mason there was aas theater across the streettree university mall movie theater.. every fry date and saturday thet would have this midnight showini and people would dress up.re u seeing people dressed up inn th crupaz iy costume.me i remember -- will i was a kid d watch the movie but i didn'tn' fully sit down and watch thehe entirety of the film. fil made in 1975. i really wanted to experience ie that way so when i spoke to twoo of the cast members of this new video -- this new film happeninh on fox which is tomorrow night i at 8:00 o'clock,s they'rey're actually doing brand new production of this story line ln which is based on original 19733 broadway musical.usical i spoke to two of the castas picture show.urehow. watch this.h th. >> when i was in college therelt was a theater across the streets from my college that played rocky horror eve

dr. franken further t cast includes huge numbers from adam lambert he's taking on the role meatloaf played in theed i original. >> perfect. >> victorious justice i got aota chance to sit down with the stars even tim curry makes a rear appearance on this version of fox airing tomorrow night ato 8:00 o'clock. watch this. erewhen i was in college, th th was a theater across the streete from my college that played tple rocky more are every friday andy saturday at like 12:00 o'clock.o people would go dressed up insei stume.e. i wondering do you remember your first experience seeing it in at >> mine was recently my first mi experience. i didn't see it as a child in the theater. see ieater. i saw it excerpts from the filmf at home and with friends, but,u, um, i actually didn't see myt se first shadow cast performance until we got to toronto.o t before we started filming, but,b it was intense.ntse. i mean some of them are them are different than others.ers. this particular one had almost more dialogue off screen than on screen. >> i couldn't hear the movie. m i cannot hear the movie. the like the

dr. dentons. >> i knew you were going say that. >> every year. >> abc's world news tonight with david muir is next on channel6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff sharrie williams adamh and ducis rodgers. then please join us for app special health check report at 11:00 right here on channel6. high tech advances are making one procedure for parkinson's disease easier on patients. health reporter ali gorman shows it how it helped a local man get his life back. forceps tine ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ >>> tonight, breaking news. the fallout from the videotape, and now the debate. tonight, the new poll numbers coming in. trump in crisis mode. and the woman he was talking about on that bus, tv host nancy o'dell, breaking her silence. also, house speaker paul ryan says he will no longer defend trump. tonight, trump responds. >>> the emergency rescues playing out, 1,50 victims, families stranded by rising waters. >>> new audio tonight during the chaos. two officers shot and killed through the front door of a home. a veteran officer, a new mom, just back from maternity leave. >>> t

dr. joseph warren who died in the battle of bunchinger hill. built after the british burned down the town of halls town. >> reporter: paul revere, and sam adams, visit the hot spot and it still draws a crowd n many high-level politicians, movie stars have been in here. >> reporter: today chef stephen is sharing their all time taster recipes for clam chowder. >> it's been the same for many, many years. >> reporter: first saute salt pork in a big pot. >> you put that in a heat. >> reporter: then add chopped onions and butter. >> it's one pound of butter. all right. you need the butter to make it thick. >> reporter: melt the butter down. >> then add the flour. >> reporter: you keep stirring it. >> yes, you don't want to brown. that is going to cook for 5 minutes. >> reporter: then add the clam stock. >> we don't add it all at the same time, we don't want it to clump up. >> reporter: then add the rest of the stock. >> potatoes. >> locally sourced. >> looks delicious. >> season with black pepper, onion powder, garlic powder and dry thyme. bring to a boil, and add heavy cream. >> use heavy came cream becauses been that way. >> reporter: add with us

adamant about this. no institutions pushing back against it. joe quinlan, thank you so much. we will continue with dr.has been we demanded that walter piecyk talk to us about mr. cook and mr. cupertino. -- and cupertino. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: this is "bloomberg surveillance." london,a edwards in with tom in new york. let's get to "numbered first word news" with taylor. taylor: a new bloomberg politics poll shows donald trump and a narrow lead in florida. delete hillary clinton 45% to 43% in a race where third-party candidates are -- he leads hillary clinton 45% to 43 percent in a race where third-party candidates are included. 35 more still need electoral college votes to win the election. the european union is signaling a breakthrough is imminent in an internal dispute holding up a trade agreement with canada. jean-claude juncker says he expects belgium's french-speaking region to sign onto a deal later today. that would allow the belgian government to endorse the treaty. in baseball, game one of the world series went to the cleveland indians. recorduger set a series by striking out eight batter