dr. jill, thank you so much. if you have a question out there for dr. jill, she would love to it.just email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. >>> turns out you don't have to go too far to get a taste of the tropics. here's our fresh grocer tony tantillo. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with passion fruit. i am passionate about passion fruit. get a spoon and dig it out and enjoy it. just like this out of hand. and the smell, ah! just beautiful. selection and storage is very important. when you buy them, put this down right here, you want to make sure it has a slight shrivel right here. if they are smooth, they're not that ripe. the more shrivel, they are not the most beautiful but when you cut them open they are. what you want to do make sure it's heavy. that means it's a lot of passion fruit inside it. when you bring them home, store them in a cool, dry place but not in the refrigerator. passion fruit, and they're also great for us. ah! so good. and i'm to

host: let's get in one finer caller for dr. jill stein. this is john from new york on the independent line. john, you have the last word. caller: i'm in independence, but i lean towards being libertarian. my whole thing is, i will take a history lesson here. john adams, the second president, wrote that the greatest evil to the constitution would be a two-party system that pitted both sides against each other. i'm 53 years old. i can't understand these people that call we never get anything. how long are you going to fall for this trick? you have people calling, i'm going to do this, i'm going to do that. for crying out loud, it is 2016 and we are drinking poisoned water. poisoned water in michigan, a problem upstate, new york. wake up, people. we need more parties. as a libertarian, i believe every party should be represented. every person should be represented. it is just ridiculous. the way things are going and the problems are never going to be solved with this system. host: we hear you. guest: i couldn't agree more. the american people

host: i guess now is dr. jill stein -- our guest now is dr. ll stein, running for president under the green party banner. tell us about the green party. what is the green party and what does it stand for? guest: the only national party that does not take corporate money. we are a party that is truly of, by, and for the people. we stand up for those things that people are really desperate for right now. it is good jobs at living wages, we ask a talk about not only the right to a living wage, but the right to a job, the right to health care, the registration, including true higher education. and itsction, medicare are calling for free public higher education. the president is an hillary clinton, sort of, but certainly bernie sanders is. we have been on that for a decade or more. furthermore, we call for counseling student debt -- canceling student debt. we bailed out the bankers, we say it's time to bail out the students. they are the victims of the wage fraud on wall street. which we saw fit to bail out. we are calling for health care is a human

vice president biden and dr. jill biden will attend in place of president obama. we are following breaking news now out of gastonia, authorities investigating a shooting at a business on broadcast street. live over the scene now, we have just been able to confirm through authorities this is a deadly shooting at this business. it looks a motel or hotel. a story we will continue to follow through the afternoon today. the next 30 minutes, as soon as we get updated information, we will bring it to you right away. broadcast street in gastonia, where an investigation is underway after a deadly shooting there. we will continue to bring you updates. more video in the wbtv newsroom, chief tweeted this video. you can see the home is completely engulfed in flames. stanley. the fire started on a stove. no one was injured, two people were displaced. we are waiting to hear if the red cross is helping. neighbors in south carolina head to the polls tomorrow for the first in the south republican primary. some say they are ready to get this over with. >> reporter: as the primarynar

let's talk to our pet expert dr. jill. she is here with coby. a beautiful pup. how are you? so is this happening a lot? do you see this in your practice? are people coming in? >> in my practice not so much but it is definitely in our area in the bay area. we are seeing more of this not kind way of behaving toward pets. the poison meatballs, now we have the tacks. i think it's so important to be vigilant when you take your pet out as a result. i always say you to be careful what your pets are picking up off the ground but the tack is tricky because -- >> they can eat it. >> you may not see it. >> so what do you do? how do you know if your dog might have swallowed something like that? >> well, if they ingested something that's poisonous they are going to start showing symptoms maybe vomit. they may get lethargic. you want to immediately take them to the vet hospital. don't call, just run. and hopefully we'll be able to make them vomit and then do whatever we need to do to save their lives. the tack one is interesting. again, you'll probably see some signs of not wanting to eat

here is our pet expert dr. jillhase with some advice and cody and kona. >> back by popular demand. they are popular. >> they are not fighting though. >> no. i don't think so. but the question is good. are the dogs or cats that in a multi-animal family fighting for food? in which case i would say separate the bowls. in my house i had a cat who would eat until she burst so i would have to physically remove her so she wouldn't eat everybody else's food. if you have animals fighting you have to feed them in separate areas. you have to put one in one room, close the door and the other one in the other room. >> i think kona wants me. >> there you go. >> so it is -- you know, it seems like an easy topic but in fact, it does happen a lot in homes and a lot of owners may not know what to do to make their lives less stressful. so one, definitely different bowls for different animals and two, if you have animals that are going to compete for food or even start to fight, then separate them into different rooms. >> those are mea

. >> dr. jillgora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever.

. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn.

. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. [ music ] >> axelrod: this is a campaign 2016 update. i'm jim axelrod. breaking news from south carolina. cbs news projects hillary clinton has defeated bernie sanders in today's democratic primary. it is a big win for clinton in the first-in-the-south contest for the party's nomination. our projection is based on exit polls and interviews conducted throughout the day in south carolina. exit polls suggest african american voters and women were major forces behind clinton's victory. let's bring in nancy cordes, who is in columbia, south carolina. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: hi, jim. and the clinton campaign says that her victory here is a sign that she can dominate in the south, and that she can dominate with minority voters

vice president joe biden and dr. jill biden will represent the white house. a private burial will be held later on today. john sherman will join us in the 9:00 hour as the nation says a final good-bye. >>> the time is 6:02. new this morning, a fatal shooting in the district. police were called to benning road last night. police found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he died from his injury. >>> decision 2016. democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off in inform of inform conferences. the republican battle in south carolina. so who will come out on top tonight? steve handelsman looks ahead from south carolina's capital. >> reporter: thank you. good morning from columbia. voters here head to the poll for the first primary in the south. what should we watch? who should we watch. donald trump enjoyed a big lead in the polling in south carolina is. before trump tangled with the pope, before he promised to clean up his language and did not, ted cruz closed their to five points. marco rubio polling a strong third hopes not just to beat cruz toda

dr. jill is here. >> thank you. >> you have seen the up tick in cases? >> absolutely, and it's hitting pregnant women. we have admitted four patients in the last week really sick with the flu. >> and there's a test for that? >> yes, there's a nasal swab they can take. sometimes it could be a cold. but the flu is serious and in >> what would require someone to go to the icu because of flu? >> when you have the flu in general, you're run down. if you're a kid, a pregnant patient, elderly adult, you can develop worsening of the medical conditions or things like pneumonia or respiratory failure, which is the most common reason to go to the icu. >> is it too late to get the flu shot? >> it is not. remember, we urge people in the fall in september and october, hits. now it's kind of in its peak, so it's not too late. you can still get the vaccine. if you're protect specifically, your baby once it's born cannot get the vaccine for the first six months. so this will help protect the baby when it's delivered. >> who else is really at risk for the flu? young kids,

joe biden and dr. jill biden will attend. >>> police are investigating a fatal shooting in the district. it happened at 18th and benning road in northeast last night. we're still work to go what we do know is police found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he died from his injury. kathleen matthews: too many nights, i lead the 11 o'clock news with stories of gun violence. and like many of you, my family lived through the beltway sniper crisis. in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. >>> spring in late february. tom has a look at our forecast. you can feel it in the air. a little bit of a breeze coming from the south. the flag near union station. high clouds coming over. temperatures in the 40s now. near 50 by 10:00. by midafternoon, b

and it will put joe biden and dr. jilln stage at the oscars. >> where he will declare his presidency. >> candidacy. >> make sure you watch us live. we're on sunday live. quickly, juan, your favorite childhood booking? >> the be chosen. >> ago thank christie books. >> spieder and the fly. >> giving tree. >> and i had so many. my mom. my favorite one was three kittens lost their mittens but i chose -- >> independents a strip club. >> why am i asking you this? children reading is so important. the barbara bush foundation center for literacy, they do amazing work. if you don't read as a kid, your life will be much more different. so this was cool. michelle obama and the white house officially announced this new app. it is called open ebook. it allows for all the educators, i won't list them all buff 66,000 title one schools on down to get access to thousands of children's books that you can download to your phone or tablet that you can pass around so everybody in the family, especially for kids this is great. here's michelle o

nikole, the vice president's wife dr. jill biden accompanied him on this trip and she has another exciting stop later this week. what's she up to? nikole: this deals with stars of a different kind, the actual stars in the sky. she will be in houston, texas in the middle of the week to welcome home astronaut scott kelly who has spent the past year in space. nasa considers this crucial prep who will spend much longer in space. it should be a very happy homecoming. eric: we will look forward to hearing more about that. nikole killion, live in washington for us. we've got more stories just ahead on kcci, including a late night shooting. the incident that sent one man to the hospital. plus, we'll tell you the two men authorities are searching for after escaping from a central iowa correctional facility. and a major road closure in the metro today. we'll tell you which area to avoid and when you can expect what's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these s

vice president joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden will represent the white house at that funeral. >>> well, we are getting closer to the moment of truth for several p democrats are going to caucus tomorrow in nevada. >> yeah. my hometown, and south carolina republicans will vote in their primary. the results there could change the shape of the race. steve handelsman live now in columbia, south carolina, with the latest. a lot of drama there, steve. >> reporter: yes. a beautiful day here in columbia. here in the state of south carolina nationwide what's helping donald trump so dominate is so many of his rivals are remaining in this race, splitting up the anti-trump vote. marco rubio hopes to put an end to that tomorrow here in this state. >> reporter: if the polling is accurate, marco rubio will not win south carolina's primary. >> very confident about tomorrow, very optimistic. >> reporter: because rubio's goal is second or third, but to beat jeb bush who campaigned again today with his mother, barbara. to beat john kasich and

elizabeth: nikole, the vice president's wife dr. jill biden accompanied him on this trip and she has another exciting stop later this week. what's she up to? this coming wednesday for something pretty monumental. she's there to welcome home astronaut scott kelly who has spent the past year in space -- in space. she will be there in houston. eric: nikole killion, live in washington for us. we've got more stories just ahead on kcci. including a late night shooting. the incident that sent one man to the hospital. plus we'll tell you the two men authorities are searching for. after escaping from an central iowa correctional facility. and a major road closure i elizabeth: right now on kcci, late night shooting. the investigation police are conducting right now. what we know about the incident that sent one person to the hospital. alyx: the number of home owners switching to solar energy is up in iowa. now, the road block that could be popping up for those looking to make the switch. >> the most watched morning news in central iowa. this is io

vice president biden who has known scalia for decades was there with his wife, dr. jill biden, and according to accounts from inside he greeted justice clarence thomas who was also close with justice scalia, shook his hand. obviously the two had a rough spot back during the clarence thomas hearings so many years ago but in moments like this, people put aside such disputes and such ugly histories and realize what binds us all together. >> jeffrey toobin, you studied the supreme court, had many opportunities over the years to meet with justice scalia. this is precisely the kind of mass he would have appreciated. >> exactly. justice scalia was a traditional man, this was a traditional mass. i think the other thing that struck me in watching it is that this was still such an unexpected death. justice scalia was 79 years old. it is not of course out of the realm of possibility a 79-year-old or anyone could die in any moment, but he was so full of life, so aggressive, he was so much at the heart of the supreme court. the idea that he died so suddenly is something that struck m

he was at ucf with his wife dr. jill biden. they are starting a cancer facility. >> the vice president brushed off shouts from a heckler claiming cell phone radiation had caused the death of biden's son beau who died of cancer. >> that is all right. let him go. it's all right. let's not act like republicans. i ain't donald trump. i don't have that much air. >> the protester was removed and biden went on to give advice to the feuding candidates. >> you can't lead america unless you believe in the american people and their capacity to do virtually anything they set their mind to. outside the convention hall bernie sanders supporter show their strength in numbers with videos on social media showing a rally of 1000 people, many discounting hillary clinton's decisive win in south carolina. >> how many electoral votes are there in south carolina when there is a ton of support in california and we're on the other side. we have a chance to have a say in it. you have colorado, washington, oregon, democratic state and i think they will l

dr. spitz is about to solve a medical mystery, the case of 44-year-old jill moore, who had severe jaw pain after a dental cleaning and then died suddenly in the e.r. four days later. in autopsies, dr. spitz always follows the same routine. first an external exam, then internal. the external exam of mrs. moore revealed nothing. >> we're still trying to figure out exactly what happened. >> finally, as he dissects the heart, dr. spitz finds the elusive answer. >> it wasn't long before i identified a severe coronary artery narrowing that involved one of her main coronary arteries that precipitated a sudden cardiac arythmia and sudden death. >> there is a very profound blockage in the beginning portion of the left anterior descending coronary artery. you can see right at the tip of my scalpel it shows a yellow plaque. >> jill moore has died of a thrombus or blood clot sparked by severe coronary artery disease she didn't even know she had. in other words, she suffered a fatal heart attack. 70% of people having a heart attack, male or female, suffer the classic symptom -- chest pain or radiating

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dr. of jill biden. they are spearheading an initiative to find a cure for the disease. biden's son beau died of brain cancer last year. one of the key priorities of the initiative is to identify any regulatory barriers or red tape that are slowing down the research for a cancer cure. >>> and it is hillary clinton by a landslide in south carolina. clinton says today's primary sets her up strong for super tuesday. >> we are going to compete for every vote in every state. we are not taking anything, and we're not taking anyone for granted. >> out of all 12 states voting often tuesday, democratic rival, bernie sanders leads clinton only in his home state of vermont. among republican candidates, ted cruz is taking on donald trump on the subject of income taxes. >> but his defense for not releasing his tax returns, he says, well, gosh, i'm being audited. okay. that's the reason to release your tax returns. >> now in the same speech, cruz suggested that trump's tax returns will reveal the billionaire is not as wealthy as he claims. >>> new at 11:00, the warrior, steph curry wi

we are speaking with dr. jill stein, she is one of the president of candidates within the green party. can you tell us a little bit about yourself, and about your platform within the green party? guest: great. i am by training and by profession a medical doctor. and now, explain to people, i'm basically practicing political medicine. after decades in clinical medicine. the reason for that is that politics is the mother of all illnesses. what i have discovered as a doctor in the clinic is that we are seeing these absolute epidemics of things we shouldn't be having. -- i work in a college clinic for most of my career. i saw people at the transition of childhood and adulthood. seeing things we never saw before and young people. an epidemic of cancer, of learning disabilities, asthma, the skyrocketing rates of asthma. heart disease, high blood pressure. you name it. emphysema, we have a public health epidemic. i didn't feel good giving people pills and pushing them back out to the things that are making us sick to sta

the white house announced vice president biden and dr. jill biden will be in attendance today. will not be. we'll send it back to you. >> there was some controversy surrounding all this. you just mentioned the president will not be there. there was discussions about appointing another supreme court justice. does it feel like people have put all that aside so they can pay proper respects today? >> reporter: absolutely. you know, i said it yesterday, the white house press secretary saying the president will not be here they were citing security details but it really does seem like they put all this aside today and focus on the weekend of mourning. >> we'll be covering that all morning long. >>> let's take a look at our forecast for this day. oh, the sun is coming up. that is a gorgeous shot. sea isle city. is it beach weather? >> maybe. >> that was a no. >> that wind is going to be coming out of the south. may be gusting 20, 25 miles an hour. no coastal problems. ultimate doppler is clear. a few showers last night, things are dry today. just kind of wait for this warm-up that's s

post and talks about how glad she is about kate taking this on and has been working on this with dr. jill biden for a long time. when someone brokes their legs you don't say stop wallowing in it. it's rail and so are mental health illnesses. shame that someone is feeling if they are battling a meant tall illness or struggle. >> everyone deserves one good therapy session if not more. i've had a few. >> i feel like every day when we're not on camera is our own too. we want to get outside to rob for a look at the weather. >> a great group out here from all over the country. from all over the world. you're from england. you're shivering. >> so cold here. it's freezing. >> it's going to get colder tonight. >> going home tonight. >> we'll miss you. >> i know. i'm going to miss you. >> thanks for coming over. have a safe trip across the pond. >> from silver springs, new york, 18 inches of snow, record-setter yesterday. that's not lake effect. you'll get streamers today, another cold front comes through. breezy conditions and, yeah, it's going to get chillier versus the 50s we had yesterday. talk

obama set to pay their respects to justice antonin scalia and vice president and dr. jill biden will attend the >>> the pope holes a mass at the u.s./mexican border. he calls for the governors to open their hearts. >>> also this morning, meet the selfie sisters. two teens hitting the campaign trail trying to get a photo with every presidential candidate and met everyone from donald trump to hillary clinton so who's their favorite? and what is the one thing their mom said they can't do on the trail? they're going to join us live coming up. >> only one thing? >> only one thing. >> thank you, michael. >>> first to that florida teen arrested for impersonating a doctor. the 18-year-old who calls himself dr. love is out on bail now and went one-on-one with abc's matt gutman who joins us now, good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. malachi love-robinson is a precocious 18-year-old who just opened a medical clinic with his name on the door but he's still very much a youngster who showed up at the interview with his grandfather. now he told me finished being home-schooled at

vice president joe biden and dr. jill biden will go to the funeral tomorrow. >>> the pope said yesterday, unlike abortion, avoiding pregnancy is not an absolute ev evil. many patients in brazil have had babies with abnormally small heads. the zeika outbreak has spread t more than 30 territories. >>> a helicopter crashed off the coast of hawaii's pearl harbor. frightening moment was captured on a cell phone video yesterday. how witnesses jumped into the water to help. >> good morning. helicopter tours are a popular tourist activity in hawaii where some of the islands' beautiful sights are best seen from the air. but within seconds this particular flight turned into a disaster. >> cell phone video captured the helicopter hovering in the air shortly before plunging into the water just feet from the shoreline. almost immediately, it overturned. >> suddenly just fell out of the sky and crashed right in front of us. >> reporter: sean was taking pictures on his phone. he noticed the tail rotor appeared to stall in the video. >>

post and talks about how glad she is about kate taking this on and has been working on this with dr. jill biden for a long time. when someone brokes their legs you don't say stop wallowing in it. it's rail and so are mental health illnesses. >> you have to wipe away the shame that someone is feeling if they are battling a meant tall illness or struggle. >> everyone deserves one good i've had a few. >> i feel like every day when we're not on camera is our own too. we want to get outside to rob for a look at the weather. >> a great group out here from all over the country. from all over the world. you're from england. you're shivering. >> so cold here. it's >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill evans. it's 8:20 and temperature is 37 degrees. we're off to a very knight nice start in what will be a much 38, 39 in brooklyn and queens. today's high will get to the low 40s and get up to about 45 this afternoon. that's going to be a few degrees warmer than normal which is nice. we jump into the 50s this weekend. have a great day. >> these ladies watch the original third november 3rd, 1975. wha