tell dr. fox when she comes back that most of us read george or well's 1984 and some of us read the brave new world. the way we're acting, comes on more inline with the decline fall of the roman empire if she want to muddy the two volumes and see the parallels that exist. among them is the fact that the people began to disrespect themselves. and i personally apologize for those that have disrespected justice roberts or i thought, as a lawyer, and i have read about a half of the opinion at this point, read the cliff notes and i can do good with that kind of thing. i thought that he had in many respects, a stroke of gene yous accomplishing it as the roberts court at this point. and he did divide the baby. and left all of us, when a state court judge and i would handle divorces and the husband and wife would leave the courtroom and both of them would be mad. my bailiff would look at me and say you made another good decision. i think that's what happened here. all the business. the tax on whom? when y

dr. foxs funny to hear you talk about impugning motives. just now, i am pretty sure i have been called a big brother totalitarian who wants to take everybody's freedom away. i think we ought to be careful about some of the rhetoric we use. i would urge my colleague -- maybe to replace some of her speeches. because that was pretty harsh. my colleague, mr. sessions, talked about taxes. let me say for the record, my constituents in massachusetts are sick and tired of paying for people in texas who could afford coverage, but choose not to. we have been paying for that. the health care act actually provides my constituents with a tax cut. and i should also point out to my colleagues on the other side, that your standard bearer, mitt romney, who was the co-author of the massachusetts health care plan, last week said that this was not a tax. this week, he changed his mind. your own him. he is yours. good luck. he will be all over the place by the time this campaign is over with. the bottom line is,

the other thing is dr. fox mentioned that the president of united sense -- of the united states rightly said this is the greatest country on the planet. you cannot try to make the greatest country -- the notion that you cannot make the greatest country in the world even better is stunning to me. that is what we are here for. that is what the president is supposed to do. we are all supposed to do that, improve the quality of life for people. this is the greatest country in the world. if we can guarantee everyone the right to have health care, i think that is even greater. i understand what is going on here. i would request that you give us a little less time. you want the votes for your campaign commercials so that these super pacs can humble us, fine. we should be spending more time on jobs and less on hot-button issues. i yield back my time. >> thank you. i do not intend on going through the philosophy of this particular bill. with one caveat. i served on the state legislature before i came here. different fro

oneness' dr. fox's book on raising your child in a common sense way, and of course thomas kane's book that kind of sparked or save to the american revolution. >> when you see these books are they all first editions? >> they are not all first editions were very rare although we have many books in our collection and our library of congress collection that would be additions and very rare if not one of the kind. but we selected books for a variety of reasons. some of them have inscription's by other famous people or the authors themselves to read two books in the collection that i adore our books that are part of the armed service book outreach to people who are serving in the military. so we have two examples of books i should say. i believe they are now books to read that the war front on the ipod and other things that least in the olden days -- >> what are the books you have? >> one of them as tarzan and i am trying to think now with the other one is. islamic a lot of novels. >> yes, and novels are a cr

dr. fox joins us, a criminologist.omebody like this who has no violent past, in fact, is described by people who knew him as meek and introverted and extremely shy suddenly open fire and commit mass murder? >> most mass murderers do not have criminal records actually. but you suggested what made him suddenly snap. they don't just suddenly snap and go berserk. these are well planned executions. generally the planning goes on for weeks, months, what to wear, what weapons to bring, where, how and when. that's, by the way, why they're so calm ask cool at the crime scene because it's all part of the planning process. despite his promise, shear a guy who dropped out of school. you find a history of failure, even though there may be some success, who is socially isolated, don't have a lot of close friends and family to help him get through the hard times examine blames other people. he's suffering, he's angry. he feels like a victim and he's trying to make others pay as well. >> gregg: so this is at the retribution for percei

dr. manny, fox news. >> and they went back in time. >>> meet uniforms and another classic finish for theighlights of that game is next. next.  . >>> to sports now. bryce harper won't be going to the all-star game and finished third in the voting and behind david friese and michael born. >> and that doesn't matter. hopefully he'll be in the play- offs and that is bigger and better. >> uh-huh. >> and they should keep them. the nats completed a sweep of the giants, wing 6-five and that is in the would-be ending double-play grounder with the bases loaded and by the short stop's low throw. the rookie scored the winning run and there you go. he's setting it up for the play- offs and hopes to keep that going and this is that major league leading seventh walkoff victor. and serena williams won 6-3, 7- 6 to advance to the ladies finals and -- . >> and that looks like chrisef it rate. >> yeah. >> and still ahead this morning. >>> and first, time for a facebook fan of the day and we say hello to joshua dixon. joshua said that he's been a fan for 10 years and ever since all

fox 5's dr.m raj shows us how to win the bedtime battle. >> bedtime can be a battle, a baby who won't stop crying, a toddler who refuses to lie down. for some parents that can mean days, weeks, months or even years without a good night's rest. >> i was always exhausted literally. everyone says that, but all new moms feel it. >> how do you get your child to sleep? there's no shortage of advice? >> basically get them tired. >> a good lunch. >> maybe give them warm milk. >> give them a nice warm bath. >> let them cry it out. >> but with so many ideas which one works for you? first it's important to remember that different babies have different needs and sleep doesn't come easy for everyone. >> it's a learned skill and just like any other skill children learn some will have an easy time. some will not. >> if you tried everything and it's not working, don't worry. you might need help from a professional. sleep coaches are popping up all over the country. they'll come to your home and devise a plan spe

house call@fox news.com, this viewer rights and, dr., got this, i i've idiopathic neuropathy and is so bad, i can hardly use my hands and have lost most of the feeling in both feet and hands. do you have in a answers? dr. siegel frngs h, how did i d. the first word, idiopathic. >> that means we don't know where it comes from and neuropathy, on "sunday house call" we explain what something is to people. it is easy. simply damage to the nerves in your hands and your feet. the peripheral nerves, those that are way out there. that part of the body. now, what is damaging them? that is the first question. and the answer has to come from a neurologist. i see patients with neuropathy, with stocking glove where they literally lose sensation in their hands and feet but it could be weakness as well and i see those patients i think, vitamin b 12 deficiency which we talked about on the show and diabetes, enormous cause of this. sometimes the neuropathy comes before the diabetes and the blood sugar problems and i think of an immunological problem and

dr. keith ablow, a part of the fox medical a-team has written extensively and articles on foxnews.com, some of the mental health issues people are going to be facing. this is huge as far as i'm concerned and that community is going to really need a long time to heal. and as well as the whole nation. >> arthel: yeah, it's not just-- it's the healers themselves and the doctors treating the patients as well. >> oh, everybody, i mean, everybody. right now, my kids asked me, can i go to the movies? my first inclination is to say no. but you know what, we have to keep on living, but can't forget, that's the whole thing, we cannot forget. >> so interesting you say that, and i was interviewing a mother and her son and said to her, something you kind of wonder as a parent, you know, stay away from this, but you have to keep going and try to get back to normal way of living. >> rieft. >> arthel: dr. manny alvarez, good to see you dr. manny. as dr. manny was saying, anyone with children knows, they know how hard it can be for them when tragic events like this happen. we want to hear from you, how do y

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dr. marc siegel, fox medical a-teamer. always great to have you.ppens in a situation like this where they have mash casualties into a hospital? >> the first thing that area, denver, has really great trauma hospitals. swedish hospital, university of colorado which are involved are among the top trauma centers in the country. several issues the tear gas or type of smoke that was involved will cause irritants to people's eyes, promote asthma. that is the tip of the iceberg. people that are gunshot victims, main thing you do is stablize them, give intravenous fluids, blood, because they lose a lot of blood. you don't remove bullets unless they're threatening organs. make sure the body organs are not in danger and you wait. you try to keep the patient stable. the other thing mentioned by harvey i want to bring up here there is a huge fear factor going on. it is not surprising that 42% of people polled say they don't want to go to the movies. what actually happens, and we're contributing to that on television right now because we have to report this terr

dr. rice found a supporter last night on fox.arah palin says she likes the idea. >> i think that condoleeza rice would be a wonderful vice president and certainly has more experience than our sitting president does today. i would certainly prefer presidential and vice presidential candidate who had that respect for all innocent, precious, purposeful human life and showed that respect via being a pro-life candidate. we need to remember, though, that it's not the vice president that would legislate abortion and that would be congress's role. and we'll keep that in mind. >> nia-malika, this would be interpreted as throwing the long ball, don't you think? this would be like a palin pick in the 2012 cycle. if anything, i've been anticipating that mitt romney will do something very conservative, not politically conservative, but very conservative in terms of the selection. >> that's right. a safe choice. nothing certainly to ostracize the evangelical base, which is so important in terms of energy. i talked to some top evangelicals toda

we'll break it down with our fox news medical a-team. dr. siegel is on deck for us. >>> netflix reporting a big surge in streaming video. just how much video are its customers watching online? is this the new, the new age, jon, in movie-watching? we'll talk more about this coming up. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. fiber one. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! [ jack ] yeah, this is pretty good. [ male announcer ] half a day's worth of fiber. fiber one. jenna: coming up new next hour, iran, a big story for us today, threatening to block shipping through the strait of hormuz saying it will attack u.s. military bases across the middle east within minutes of any attack on them. a live report from our middle east bureau coming up. >>> it has been one year, one year since casey anthony was acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, casey. what have we learned really about the death of her daughter? >>> plus the mars probe curiosity to land on the red planet next month. but with all cu

fox news contributor and psychiatrist dr. keith ablow here answering the e-mails you sent to us. >> good mother-in-law. >> it says my husband of 14 years claims to me i have no friends and my family can't even visit. he makes it hard to enjoy them. i am not happy am i nuts dr. ab low for feeling this way. is he nuts for changing my life. >> two diagnoses. you are both nuts. people sometimes conspire to suffocate one another. you have to decide i want to have my own life and i don't want him to be my jailer. >>> my 36-year-old daughter has her own family. recently call mede mommy. am i normal or nuts to let this concern me? >> you are normal to let this concern you, because guess what? there's a reason for it. why does an adult woman do this? there's a reason she is reverting to this childhood state. why does she feel things in life are so tough? >> 36 years old that girl. my husband had a long-term affair over two years ago. he made amends. i don't feel he's cheating but i can't stop spying on his computer. what do you think?

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dr. marc siegel, member of our fox news medical a-team. dr.here is a report in the associated press that says paramedics are using expired drugs. we as patients are told to throw out our expired drugs. is there a danger in what they're doing? >> alisyn, i'm really glad we're putting a spotlight on this today. frankly we're talking about chemotherapy being short. we haven't focused enough about drugs being shortage in emergency rooms. this is crisis in oregon and utah. in our country we have five times more drug shortages than we had a simple five years ago. to answer your direct question. i don't think it is a issue of safety. it is an issue how effective the drugs are. for first year or so after a drug expires i don't think there is any risk to the patient. the question if the patient comes in with allergic reaction or their heart starts beating you want to give them epinephrine, a very, very powerful drug. the question is will it work after it expires? the farther out from the expiration date the less likely it will work. alisyn: dr. siegel,

dr. keith ablow is a psychiatrist and a memorandum pwerb of our fothem pwer of our fox news medical a teamevidence is damming on these four then. joe pa taoerpb owe, mr. spainer, and a senior vice president gary schultz and the former athletic director joe curley. these four men, according to freeh knew about incidents of sexual molestation and chose to instead of reporting it to authorities to cover it up over their concern for the molester. how do four grown men get to that point? >> reporter: megyn, how do a group of men decide to be part of organized crime and to disregard the rights of others and even do them violence? these are people who are narcissistic, completely selfcentered, whose careers matter erred more to them literally than the rape of children. can you imagine someone's judgment had to be judged with a grade of f, because they cared more if they were carried on the shoulders of football players. that's the legend of joe paterno. he taught hundreds of people to play football and hundreds of people not to be a man. megyn: jerry sandusky is a sick, disgusting man who has now

dr. rice found a supporter on fox. palin says she likes the idea. >> i think that condoleeza rice would be a wonderful vice president and certainly has more experience than our sitting president does today. i would certainly prefer presidential and vice presidential candidate who had that respect for all innocent, precious, purposeful human life and showed that respect via being a pro life candidate. we need to remember, though, that it's not the vice president that would legislate abortion and that would be congress's role. and we'll keep that in mind. >> nia-malika, this would be interpreted as throwing the long ball, don't you think? this would be like a palin pick in the 2012 cycle. if anything, i've been anticipating that mitt romney will do something very conservative, not politically conservative, but very conservative in terms of the selection. >> that's right. a safe choice. nothing certainly to ostracize the evangelical base, which is so important in terms of energy. i talked to some top evangeli l evangelica

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joining us now, forensic pathologist and fox news contributor dr.hael baden what he thinks may have happened inside the courthouse today day. dr. baden, we're so glad you came. we got so much mail on this people were fascinated by what happened. we've never seen anything like this before. could it have been a single pill that led to his death just moments later? >> megyn, this could be typical for cyanide capsule. the old capsules that contained 100 to 200 milligrams of material in it. and that is, would cause, just what you see here. turn as little reddish. that is what cyanide does. he can't breathe and he goes into convulsions and dies so quickly. other drugs arsenic can do it the but they take longer and the only kind of, natural disease that could cause this would be a heart attack, that would cause fatal arrhythmia but it seems that the autopsy which has been completed didn't find any evidence of heart disease. megyn: then moments after he appears to have taken a pill, that is just speculation from what we're all seeing together, he took a sip

fox medical team's dr. jo has the latest report and joins us live from tampa with the details.tell us what you've learned from this study. >> good morning. this is in the journal of pediatrics and they were talking about harsh physical punishment leading to things like depression, a long list of problems. abuse would be hitting someone so hard that you leave a mark or bruise or neglect or something of that nature. but this was in between, pushing, shoving, throwing something at the child. again, it was kind of that gray area that i think most parents don't cross. >> and we should point out there are other reports that say some light spanking is okay, correct? >> you know, there are a couple out there. but there's a lot more that say don't. when you look at the literature and you read what the rational is, they're saying if you treat a violent type of act, temper tantrum, with another violent act, it teaches the child that physical -- that it's okay to solve a problem with a physical solution. so there's concerns about that. they do believe that you should constructively discipl

dr. marc siegel, member of fox news medical a-team and professor at nyu langone medical center.morning to you, doctor. >> good morning, to you, bill. bill: what do you think of the arguments the governors of iowa and florida. >> i think they're making interesting arguments. consider this. the medicaid expansion will cover people making 133% of the poverty level? the question is, what will it cost the states? if the states decide they won't cover it at a certain point, like we're already worried with physicians. they will pay primary care physicians for two years more but could pull the plug on that in 2013. congress could make it an unfunded mandate. why does a medicaid patient need exact same service when they make a little more money? 133% of the poverty level, bill, is not the same thing as the poverty level. why not some co-pays? why not some deductibles? bill: first of all you're expanding the pool, right? >> right. bill: which requires more money to cover them, right? >> exactly. not only money from medicaid which is billions of dollars. even the five to 10% states end up

earlier on "fox & friends," dr. just starting and i said, that was a great job you did on that wound. and she said, i've only been a seer orresident for four days. four days ago she works a junior resident. so she gets more responsibilities, she has more she has to do. she may not be familiar with the role. she may not be adequately supervised. this is going on in hospitals all overt country. meanwhile, obamacare is adding 32 million more people to this situation, 16 million more medicaid patients. >> steve: lot of stuff you didn't know. he said studies show people use the emergency room more unnecessarily when they have new insurance as well. >> eric: a pair of thieves in florida picked the wrong guy to mess with. check out this 63-year-old man going after two armed robbers. samuel williams pulled out his gun and starts shooting at the suspects after they barged into an internet cafe demanding money. the scared suspects quickly fled and were arrested by police. they suffered minor injuries. >> gretchen: apparently

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dr. william july a clinical psychologist and former police officer and here with me in the studio at the fox newsquarters peter johnson johnson, jr. andn fleming. judge, let me begin with you and let's talk about the process in colorado or most states about saying that this person did what he did because he was insane versus that it was a criminal intent. that makes a big difference in the way the adjudication will go. >> and there is a lot of speculation right now, governor about whether or not the defendant will proffer andin' sanity defense. we do know that the arraignment is scheduled for monday at 8:30 a.m. but that can possibly change. there are two issues on the table right now. will this defendant be considered competent, that is able to understand the nature of the charges and assist his lawyers in his defense? and then issue number two, will he seek to offer an insanity defense where the burden of proof then will be on the state of colorado to prove whether or not he is sane. it is a classic mcnaughton rule did this defendant know and understand the nature of his acts and whether t

dr. manny alvarez, managing editor of fox news health and a member of the fox news medical a-team.neration is sort of catch-all phrase. >> one of the leading causes of blindness for age related is macular degeneration. it affects over four million people in the u.s. but there are certain types of macular degeneration that affects younger folks. for the last 10 years the treatments for these diseases have been very limited but now new research is showing there are three potential pathways for a cure. one will be gene therapy. scientists have already mapped out over 200 genes associated with blindness. now they can see where the gene defect is. gene therapy is something given where you are injected alternative genes into the eye and that is reversing some of the sigh technology and some sell abnormalties and improving vision. they're doing reimplantation. they're taking stem cells, reengineer them and replanting those cells in the eye. that is also showing promising. remember, vitamin a is one of the leading ingredients that is necessary for the eye to function and some of the degene

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dr. keith ablow from fox news medical a team.g. >> you too. >> i think dave and i and probably aly too give our sons and kids action figures to play with. my son playing with avenger action figures right now. he is 2 years old. is this setting him up for failure? >> look, i don't think so. i understand there is a balancing act. you wouldn't want to deluge your children with constant messages that they need to be perfect physically. but, kids have always had will idealized role models according to gender. you know, you could make the argument, i guess, that you shouldn't take kids to football games. we wouldn't them to think they should be that fast or that strong if that's what we're telling them to be. number one, why not? number two, these action figures they don't qualify for diagnoses of anorexia or bow lehman i can't. if anything ideal body weight. >> they're ripped and jacked. big arms, the cut a.b.s. i have a lot of action figures at our house and they are, i will say they are very chiseled figures, is that a bad example f

dr. david sumadi with the fox news medical a team.o in to have something done, tell the truth. they're not being judgmental but want to make sure they don't hurt you. >> it's an important point. how many times do you go to the doctor's office and give you a whole stack of papers which is a lengthy process but every one of that information is really important. we go by what you tell us. blaming the patient is not always the right thing. as a doctor, you have to be a good psychologist and be a good detective. i ask my patients, for example, do you have any past medical history? absolutely not. everything is ok. the next question is what kind of medications are you on. they're taking cholesterol medications and diabetes and just because your cholesterol is normal now doesn't mean you don't have that history. particularly in this case, she was a heart transplant patient in 2004 and as minor procedure as liposuction and it's done in these surgeries, you want your doctor and know and the doctor should know all the anti-rejection medications

the fox news medical a-team, inner pulse and also, dr. urologist from atlanta, georgia and we welcome you and delighted to have you. dr. boone, get started with you, you're a doctor and you have your own practice in your own clinic. not only a medical practitioner, but taking care of the business side of medicine. when you think about obamacare, what does it mean for you, both as a doctor and as a business person. >> well, we were told when we started down this road, with president obama that if you had a doctor you could keep them if you're happy with them. if you're happy with your insurance company, so to the first point, you can keep your doctor. and reimbursement is down, the cost of doing business is up. and doctors all over atlanta are getting off of medicare, and no doctor is currently on medicaid. and we've had to move our office and get a less expensive location so that we can keep our medicare patients, so we're definitely being impacted by the financial aspects of it. >> and one. things i don't think most people understand, th

dr. marc siegel, a member of our fox news medical a-team and professor at nyu's langone medical center. what sort of genetic engineer something possible? >> megyn, first of all i want to talk about presumed innocent here too. i also think, you know, because she is girl, rather than a boy, this is somewhat sexist. i think all the presumptions, yes doping could be involved but they can also test her for steroids and they will with. so that question will be answered. megyn: but the tests always lag the drug evolution. >> but i also think, medically, any woman is capable of doing what any man can do. i have to tell you --. megyn: really. >> physician lodgic i think this is possible. now the other point you bring up about genetic engineering. i think this is still science fix. we've seen in mice several studies that show this is possible. megyn: how? >> you could genetically order a mouse to run through a is ma in much faster way to compete, maybe even swim but we're not up to do it. megyn: how would you do it? >> you splice in another gene. or you manipulate a gene to make a very powerful p