dr. cookatic house members abandoning nancy policy so far, and the senate candidate -- abandoning chuck schumer. what does it mean for the democratic party? >> i think we have to look at the larger picture of people track records. and there opinions and certainly entitled to it. and the person speaking out of her own beliefs and that is what we take it for. >> a big week for the democrats, potentially a changing narrative in the party. i went to play a soundbite of nancy pelosi on a win from the 28-year-old socialist in new york, take a listen. >> in one district, let's not get carried away. inside or outside the caucus. todd: what do you think? is this a seachange in the democratic party? >> starting to, look no further than the candidates they put up for election, socialist democrats, that is how they identify themselves, democrats have a crisis of identity and the crisis of policy. they are lurching way to the left, not into with where america is. we are right of center nation, we are just

dr. johnson cook and political analyst ron myer, thank you for joining us.start with you s she the person to take on president trump? >> i think warren warrants consideration, i think she's definitely one of the ones. i mean, when you have a candidate, you rally around the candidate and make sure that not only she but she has the support that she needs. she's strong, she's politically staff vi, she's a senator, i think she's one of the ones who are strongest consideration. jillian: ron, do you agree? >> well, sure, i would love to agree from a republican's perspective we would love to have senator warren be the nominee, i think she would be easier to beat than secretary clinton was. if you look at rust belts, you really think senator warren who has been a college professor before serving the united states senate and not passing any substantive legislation will appeal to places like wisconsin, minnesota, ohio, pennsylvania, i mean, i don't see it happening. i don't see someone with her values appeal to go that part of the population. she's really a democratic

dr. sally weinrich, a former cancer researcher and grandmother, followed the bredesen protocol and is able to cook once again for her large family, pick up the grandkids from school, and she's learning spanish. >> over a period of, i would say, four to six months, the symptoms i was experiencing all reversed, and i returned to my cognitive functioning that had been sort of my norm when i was younger. >> deborah recovered her ability to sight-read notes when she plays the piano. she also regained the ability to help her active family of four while working a high-powered job, and she no longer has facial blindness, which meant she couldn't recognize people she knew. adda, an active grandmother, told me by skype that she improved her ability to think clearly, and she lost almost 80 pounds after making dramatic food and lifestyle changes. >> i gave up a lot of red meats and beans and rice and potatoes. >> adda began making those changes after she started working for cardiologist dr. steven gundry. herote a book called "the plant paradox." grammy winner kelly clarkson also read "the plant paradox." she

dr. sally, a former cancer researcher and grandmother followed the protocol and is able to cook once agains from school, and she is learning spanish. >> over a period of i would say four to six months, the symptoms i was experiencing all reversed, and i returned to my cognitive functioning that had been sort of my norm when i was younger. >> deborah recovered her ability to sight read notes when she plays the piano. she also regained the ability to help her active family of four while working a high-powered job, and she no longer has facial blindness, which meant she couldn't recognize people she knew. an active grandmother told me by skype that she improved her ability to think clearly, and she lost almost 80 pounds after making dramatic food and lifestyle changes. >> i gave up a lot of red meat and beans and rice and potatoes. >> ada began making the changes after she started working for cardiologist dr. steven gundry. that was nearly ticks years ago. he wrote a book called "the plant paradox." grammy winner kelly clarkson also read "the plant paradox." she talked about it recently on nb

cook. we heard from a number of expert panelists including leslie of the pennsylvania certified organic, dr. christie, scott of bell evans, ken rice, organic livestock feed seller, andrew kline, organic beef and milk producer and one from the pennsylvania sustainable agriculture association. we heard some tremendous testimony from the all-star panel and i thank them for their insights. over the past decade, organic agriculture has flourished around the nation. from 2015 to 2016, the number of organize anic -- certified organic farms increased. and the acres increased by 15% according to the usda. pennsylvania's been a leading state in organic agriculture with 800 farms across the commonwealth. organic is being supported in a variety of ways. through the pennsylvania certified organic, penn state activities, stakeholder organizations and the state department of agriculture, many are helping those who transfer to organic farming. and title 10 of the farm bill is the horticulture portion of the law which covers specialty crops, local and regional foods and organic agriculture. it included $34

dr. ron, appreciate that. >>> let's get it back to rob once again, dressed for his golf game in lower manhattan. what's cooking>> well, we're going to be cooking pretty soon, dan. a great day to maybe take in a blockbuster movie and sit in your house and crank up the a/c if you can afford to do that. because it's going to be a long stretch of heat, that's for sure. we mentioned we're also monitoring this flash flooding that is occurring across central iowa. we still have a flash flood warning that's posted for the des moines area and we had over seven inches of rain falling there and more rain coming to some of the rivers there at record flood stage. this batch of thunderstorms is going to push off to the east. chicago is going to be hot again today. they're racing at chicagoland speedway that can be interrupted by thunderstorms later today, some of which can be strong, to severe, with large hail, maybe a tornado. we had a few of those in nebraska yesterday. more heavy rain especially across minnesota and wisconsin. that's a check of what's happening national-wise. >>> good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist fr

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