. >> reporter: we were part of sexuality class taught by dr. dave sheridan where we asked students is a curvey cover a good thing? >> i like it. i think it's good. i think we should see more variety and more like different body types. >> i think it's great being a plus size person myself. i would love to see more like me on there. >> reporter: the usf professor admits this photo is indeed groundbreaking, but to truly celebrate a woman's shape in mainstream america she tells us you can't make this just a one time deal and she points out what's truly attractive here is not necessarily the size, but the sass. >> people say that the most beautiful and attractive thing to someone else is confidence and so if ashley can be out there and feel confident and look beautiful and confident, then i think that's what makes her attractive to people. >> ashley graham herself told nbc's today show this is one of those moments where she's the curvey girls. the sports illustrated swim suit issue began in 1964, what a long way we've come. >> and i think ashley looks go

dr. carson dave price did a phenomenal job looking ahead to all of this as did the entire staff but step but dave made a good point the last thing people in new hampshire want to see before you come there to get underwear and then though to washington dc, for breakfast or otherwise the thing come to new hampshire and i know of no clear way to say to the people of new hampshire you don't matter so i joined and dave suspicions. or to say to them we don't want to buy underwear. in new hampshire, what is wrong. i can see that we have sonia heights standing by them donald trump and thinking many people, let's check in with sonia come i know you talked to a number of people and it looks like the talk about the mood with trump coming in second to ted cruz. i think a lot of people surprise came in second. one of the things i noticed among the supporters here, they did not seem as infested and covering other elections, other caucuses throughout the year. but i think this speaks to whether or not donald trump is a more of a spectacle then a politician. as i was saying earlier tonight i think there

dave shepherd, and that rang a bell. police remembered that when they interviewed dr. mike dixon, he said he knew a guy named dave shepherd. detectives learned they were best buddies and business partners. >> i don't know how they met, but they were just good friends. >> did he go into any other details about his contact with mike? why did he do this? >> paul reynolds said dave might have something about a triangle. possibly a love triangle. >> but something happened between these two that made dave think that he needed to avenge. apparently dixon was not only going along with it, but he was going to pay him. >> police put aside any suspicions, and focused on this unlikely pair, this doctor and super sized wing man, big dave shepherd. >> coming up, a doctor in denial. >> i had no idea what is going on here. >> thanks to dave, police do. >> in the bag is a gun, a knife and created degree with motionsense. the world's first antiperspirant activated by movement, it has unique microcapsules that break with friction to release bursts of freshness all day. keeping you fresher

when dave called mike that night, the call hit a cell tower near dr. sonnier's house. day after, there were 21 texts, including the one mike fired off to dave once detectives left his house. >> just had a visit from lubbock pd. cigars. stay calm. lay low. >> hard to misconstrue that one. police there and all of a sudden, you're texting the murderer to lay low. >> the defense attorneys said none of the evidence pointed to murder for hire. >> a lot was made between the text messages. they don't look great. >> they look horrible. >> something clearly was being planned. but you don't believe that it shows that murder was being plan? >> there is no way that you would think that this -- these are texts about a murder. no way. >> said when he took the stand in his own defense. the volley of texts, they were all about trying to get photos to make joe sonnier look bad in rochelle's eyes. >> he acknowledged that he was trying his hardest to get proof of joseph sonnier being with other women and not being litted to rochelle. he acknowledges being inpatient. he acknowledges pushing

. >>> dr. dave agus is here to talk about the zika virus.ou some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. "the new york times" says donald trump is not the classic power broker he may portray himself to be. the times said trump did not make the top ten in list o condominium developers and power players in real estate. he also does not belong to influential trade groups. trump said he started going national and quote, cooler than all of that. >> okay.at, don't you? >> i do. i think it's very telling. >>> "usa today" looks at the u.s. marshal's heavy use of cell phone trackers that were used to,000 suspects. the tools raised privacy concerns because they also intercept information about other phones in the area. the marshal services is the most users of those devices. the survey says marshals use various techniques to locate >> 72 million dollar jury award involving baby ueline has a lawsuit. the company is expected to appeal saying their products are safe and the health care giant could face

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dr. daveve schmidt is back it us as well. >> you heard the commissioner, what do you take from his replarks? >> well, i'm a little nervous about his sort of denial about the seriousness of this. >> i'm very nervous. >> we don't know exactly how frequent it is because we don't have a real denominator looking at all players but we know it's serious, we have had 91 out of 94, i believe, football players whose brains have been tested that have had cte. we know repeated injuries isn't good for your head and probably pretty bad. and it leads to a lot of serious injury. i'm also worried about the young people, you know, the most valuable thing our kids have is their brain and we know that tackling is a serious problem. 10% of kids who participate in high school football get concussions in a season. that's really outrageous. >> there are a few i know very well. dr. dave, i mean, this is sort of like last conversation we had it's the data, the data speaks for itself especially in a case like this. >> i

dave said he acted alone, and that dr. dixon had nothing to do with the murder. >> am i shocked that he acted the way he did? am i shocked he acted like a con man, no. to do the things he did, no, i didn't see that coming. >> you had to think on your feet. >> yeah, it was something when 20 something years of doing this job, i had never -- i've never been part of something quite like that before. >> there weren't any cameras in court capturing the drama, but there was one in jail. weeks later, when dave confided >> it was a careless accident. nobody is responsible except me. you need to understand that. it was not intended. i wasn't paid do that. >> why would you make a statement that mike paid to you do it if he didn't pay you to do? >> because my attorneys, what they told me when i did that statement to the police, my attorneys told me i needed to sell it. >> dave shepherd's about face was pure gold for defense attorneys. >> were you surprised when he did that? >> that's what he consistently told me. no, mike did not pay.

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dr. ben carson. good morning dave and amanda... this will be an interesting couple of days as these candidates make their final arguments for why they deserve to win nevada..... especially after governor jeb bush's decision to drop out of the race... his supporters are shopping around... yesterday... carson made a last minute visit to nevada....his appearance today was schedule but even with the short notice about 350 people showed up..... some telling our own catherine van they were looking for that new candidate to support. carson behind in the polls and coming in last in south carolina's lot of ground to make up. however speaking to the crowd yesterday at the atlantis... he seemed to have an air of confidence... saying people shouldn't assume trump will be the nominee.... and he told the crowd... that voters should pay closer attention to policies... ben: people of america would awaken, they would recognized they would they were being manipulated and controlled and they will rise up and gain control of america and i say now is t

zeke and dr. daveand the down ballots that are down in the polls keep playing out and could come up. they are watching the abc debate among republican saturday nights. >> they are trying to pop that bubble inside. >> nonstop. we learned rick santorum will have that. >> stick around to nbc live up next. we will have the latest donald trump tweet. you know they are. >>> good thursday morning. what a day it is going to be into the night. we are hours away from the on one between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. it is the last debate before they have their say in the nation's first presidential primary. the clinton campaign continues to climb a steep hill to victory. the latest shows the candidate is joining six and trails boy 22 points.

dr. dixon, michael dixon. >> we were at a smoke shop maybe four years ago and we connected and hooked up. >> it was an unlikely friendship. dave shepherd, the likeable loser, always chasing the next thing. and dr. dixon, prominent plastic surgeon, wealthy, they were the odd couple. >> these quick women, smart-ass and we hit it off. >> both men were getting divorced in 2010, and mike was had been dating a woman, and that she was now dating a doctor in lubbock and he wanted me to call the ex-girlfriend and lie to her, say that i was having sex with her boyfriend as well for money. >> shina said no, but mike wasn't giving up. he sent dave to lubbock repeatedly to spy on them. >> full on stalking. invasion or robbery. there had been some in lubbock. >> this is go time. we're not turning back. dave's like, oh, my god. he wants this man dead. >> dave told the detectives it became clear that he would be the killer. acting for mike. mike would supply the weapon, dave said. >> it was a little beat up 25 automatic, i could barely put my finger in it. it was tiny. house, looking right at him. i wave at dr. sonnier and get up. i walked to

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please, just dave. and dr. spencer reid. sir, if i uld talk to you later about your work with the scarsdale skinner. psycho-linguistics is an incredibly dynamic field, and the fact that your profile of his reading habits ultimately led to his capture is something i findsoncredibly intrig-- reid, slow down. he'll be here for a while. sorry. no problem, doctor. maybe you guys can talk on the jet. the jet? oh, yeah, that'd be great. are you serious? we have a jet now. yeah. it comes in pretty handy. come on. j.j.'s waiting. carrollton, texas, is a suburb just outside of dallas. 4 days ago, michelle coluc found this flier on her front door. she found it? meaning she wasn't actually missing? yet. she took the flier to a friend's husband, detective yarbrough, at the carrollton p.d., who told her it was probably just a halloween prank, and he sent her home. well, i don't blame him. halloween brings out the fool in everyone. still, he stopped by michelle's house later to check on her. the door was open, and when he went inside, he f

dr. ben carson. good morning dave and amanda... this will be an interesting couple of days as these candidates make their final arguments for why they deserve to win nevada..... especially after governor jeb bush's decision to drop out of the race... his supporters are shopping around... ... yesterday... carson made a last minute visit to nevada....his appearance today was schedule but even with the short notice about 350 people showed up..... some telling our own catherine van they were looking for that new candidate to support. carson behind in the polls and coming in last in south carolina's primary.... really has a lot of ground to make however speaking to the crowd yesterday at the atlantis... he seemed to have an air of confidence... saying people shouldn't assume trump will be the nominee.... and he told the crowd... that voters should pay closer attention to policies... 0222d100 :11 ben: please learn and read. don't allow yourself to be manipulated like that. find out what socialism really is. the soft spoken carson does ha

dr. andy mcguire today announced former congressman dave nagle will chari the review committee. tim: nagel says the committee will be guided by the proposals and ideas from iowans in all corners of our state. in the days following the 2016 caucuses, the i-d-p came under reports of incorrect results and a lack of qualified caucus workers. mcguire says she wants the committee to conduct a full evaluation of the caucus. specific information about the committee is expected in a few weeks. jenna on cam religion and politics are often intertwined... but maybe especiallly so this election cycle. now, with a recent 'back and forth' between one top candidate and the pope... is it too much? local experts say this is really nothing new. bishop of the sioux city diocese, r. walker nickless says pope francis isn't afraid to speak his mind... alluding to comments the pope made about donald trump's border wall idea. morningse college religious studies professor doctor bruce forbes says the trends we're seeing in reguards to religion are being mirrored in politics. more people wanting new ideas

. ### dave and amanda....dr herzik also says this has been the strangest election he's seen with many of the standard rules not applying to certain candidates.. so that makes it hard to predict how this caucus will play out. former president bill clinton will be in reno today to campaign for hillary. he'll be at the "hillary to thank volunteers and to talk about how each supporter is crucial in nevada. the event starts at 11:30 a.m. and bernie sanders will be at the nugget casino resort today. he'll be at the rose ballroom-- to talk about several issues including immigration reform, and college affordability. doors open at 1 p.m. admission is first come first served. and for the republicans... ted cruz will be in southern nevada on sunday. he then heads to elko and reno monday afternoon where he'll speak at the boys and girls club of truckee meadows at 7 p.m. he then heads to carson city on tuesday. jeb bush swings through las vegas on sunday-- before heading to reno on monday where he'll hold a town hall event at huff-acre huffaker elementary school at 6 p-m. finally, donald trump wi

dave? >> caller: dr. cramer, am general, buy, hold or claim? >> i like amgen. it's political situation where everybody hates biotechs, i'm not hating on them. joel in north carolina, joel? >> caller: a big booyah. i want to know what your thoughts are on lpl financial. >> i have to look into them again. when i see that 5% yield on a technology company i do get concerned. let me do some home work. bob in montana, bob? yo, robert, what's up? >> caller: booyah from montana. >> nice. >> caller: my stock is cell dex therapeutics. >> they have taken this one to the woodshed. it's incredible. if you want to like a speculative stock, this is probably a good one to get started right here they've killed celldex. let's go to gene in tennessee, gene? >> caller: booyah, jim, love the show. got omega health care investors, solid concern. >> i am concerned about the health care real estate investment trust, they've been breaking down, i need more information on what the ceo comes on. i was speaking with a real estate investment trust say being careful health care trusts. i ha

patrick will have a recap of tonight's rally on 8 news now at 11. /// ((dave courvoisier)) live look from henderson... where supporters of dr. ben carson are meeting. he'll speak at "sun city anthem freedom hall" coming up at seven. he's expected to talk for about 15 minutes... before taking questions from the audience. that should last about an hour. carson's campaign has been struggling lately... he finished fourth in the iowa caucuses... eighth in the new hampshire primary... and last place this past saturday during the south carolina primary./// ((paula francis)) > on the eve of the nevada caucus -- ted cruz fired a key aide over a false video about marco rubio. over the weekend -- his communications director released a video that seemed to imply rubio didn't believe in the bible. the video turned out to be false -- and some one had to take the fall. cruz has been stumping on strong religious beliefs and hammered that home at a rally today: (( ted cruz: "every serviceman out and worship god almighty with all their heart minds and souls and their superior officer has nothing to say about it. cheering and applause" )) ((p

bohee said, the outreaches methods you approved are really coming to fruition and just for instance, dr. dave us senior residents currentsly going through the lease process, i would not be surprised if there is over 50 percent seniors who will live in that residents that are cop holders because of the aggressive outreach that is made for that residents. hang tight, we are doing ourb best and think we will have positive reports for you later this year. >> thank you. >> on that note and had a question i would mention at the last item but when the term is formally homeless, it [inaudible] folks are no longer homeless so how do they determine eligibility for formally homeless? >> that is just a phrasing. they will formally homeless- >> they are currently homeless and living in sro's or some other place or couch surfing. >> it is a very broad definition >> possibly sleeping in a tent on division. commissioner singh. >> [inaudible] in the lottery system >> no, the homeless householdss are referred by the human serves agency >> how many homeless on the list now? >> i really do not know. >> 6 thousan