what about you, dr. katy going to have to say i am out because of the fact that it sits in one place and itch a hard enough time getting my clients to spend money on their heartworm prevention much less $200 on a camera that's going to sit there. >> i am concerned about quality issues and i think there are more features that need to be added but i really think this is a great team and i think they have made a lot of headway with sales and great distribution. so i'm going to bet on them and go in. >> we've got two ins and one out. what's your reaction? >> in five years from now the pet market is going to be completely changed. so wait until then and, you know, if you have a pet, you should definitely get yourself a petcube. >> thank you very much for joining us. so the founder of petcube but also to our panelists, kelly, dr. katy and alicia and that is today's "power pitch." so do you agree with the panel. you can let us know if you are in or out on petcube. tweet us #powerpitch. for more just visit the "power

when's trump's strategy, katy, now that dr. carson is the new leader? is there a pivot of trump?n carson showing that or trying to prove that he is the better person to run the economy in this country. that he is the better negotiator saying that ben carson doesn't have the experience or the temperament and saying he won't bring back a single job. ben carson has refuted this saying that he is very serious and does know what he's doing and this is one issue that donald trump does do well among voters in polls. he is the person that is most likely to get the highest numbers on leading the economy so it's one area that he's really going to continue to hit. now, trump is also focusing once again on hmp hmp, iowa and south carolina releasing the first adds in week. he is in new hampshire as you said filing to get on the ballot there. also, while he was there, he brought up the issue or he was asked about the issue of imminent domain and not getting attention for donald trump and something he really supports and something that conservatives really don't like. here is his defense of tha

dr. kowalski has run 19 marathons thanks to the same technology katie uses a continuous glucose monitor that measures her blood sugar every five minutes without a finger prick. and a small separate insulin pump. >> i still have to look at my continuous glucose monitor and see where my numbers are. and then decide what insulin to give myself. >> reporter: but now thanks to research funded by the jdrf, katie is going to be one of the first to test the marriage of her two devices into an artificial pancreas one that will both sense blood sugar and deliver just the right amount of insulin automatically. the device will be just as nearly invisible as the two she now uses. >> my skinny jeans, skirts, dresses, yeah, you really can't tell. it's very flat. tested it in a controlled setting for five days. now the clinical trial will be three months in the real world. >> i know from just those five days what a mental freedom it became and how much less stress and anxiety i had in my life because of it. >> reporter: now, the key to the artificial pancreas is that it has to be fail-safe because too much

dr. suess's cat in the hat. fergie dressed up as a designer and his beloved cat, of course. and if you thought katy perry costume. well, she dressed up as a microphone and instagrammed this video of her literally dropping the mike. >> there was another big party costume necessary. it was a hollywood film award. huge stars there. >> i did dress up. >> did you? reporter. >> big stretch. there. >> it was amazing. people really bought the costume. they d it was a good night. this event is the official kickoff to the award show season. i was exclusively backstage where all the moment that's we never get to see on stage happened right in front of my eyes. over in one corner, precenter johnny selena gomez. check out the fan boy moment with the straight out of compton cast spots this. >> jump street family. >> johnny walked over, gives some. >> hi, how are you? thank you. >> we all posed for a still and earshot. >> that is johnny depp, man. i'm a fan now. mutual. johnny later whispers to me. >> and there were fan girl moments, too, like when carrie mulligan spotted actor reward recipient will smith outside

to josh's point, katie, let us talk a little bit about dr. ben carson.nk a lot of people don't understand. one of the senior advisers today or adviser to him said today that he thinks dr. carson and mr. trump are almost bullet proof. there's really nothing that can be done to topple them in a way. i guess i wonder what is your take on that and what is the establishment missing about the narrative in this case? >> well, i think that there's a lot of misunderstanding about who the voters are that are supporting these candidates. the notion that ben carson and donald trump sort of represent the same kind of voters is i think the faulty. you know people that are supporting donald trump already know everything there is to know about donald trump. the people that are supporting ben carson are still kind of learning about him, the rest of the electorate is learning about him. he's attracting a different kind of voter. he's attracting the strong evangelical, christian conservative voter. that's a really different kind of voter than what trump is attracting. so t

katy tur, thanks for that report. another target for trump this morning, dr. ben carson, the man who's beating him in several recent national polls. according to trump, carson doesn't have what it takes. >> i think that ben just doesn't have the experience. say, look, you know, i'm going to make the greatest deals you've ever seen on trade, i'm going to run the military properly. i'll take care of the vets. ben cannot do those things. >> why not? >> it's not his thing, george. you know, you're born with it. it's not his thing. he hasn't got the temperament for it. it's not the right thing for him. when you see china, these are fierce people in terms of negotiation. they want to take your throat out, they want to cut you apart. >> anyway, dena bass is press secretary for dr. carson's campaign and michael steele is former chair of the rnc. he is sharpening his knife for your guy. he is focusing on ben carson. >> he may be focusing on dr. carson, but dr. carson is focusing on the american public. and everything he's been doing, the reason he's rising in the polls

dr. ben carson by ten percentage points. trump is in columbus, ohio, for a campaign rally. katy tur is there. we know the donald called you. what does he have to say? >> he called me late today. when i asked the campaign for official comments and all the pushback he's been getting from news organizations and politicians and police officials saying they had no evidence of that happening in jersey city or even northern new jersey in the aftermath of 9/11. he called me to defend his claim saying that he is sure he saw it. he cited that "the washington post" article you mentioned, saying that tailgate parties to him equal thousands and thousands of people. i said that it was allegedly, they were detained for allegedly celebrating. he said allegedly to him means confirmed, basically. he told me he did see it on television. i asked him repeatedly where he saw this video. give me one place you saw this video. he said he couldn't remember, but he does know he did see it because he told me he has what he calls the world's greatest memory. he said he's seen it since on youtube. he might have seen it on fox 5 in new york city. he als

katie, thank you. chuck thank you. glad to have you here. when we come back, dr. ben carson is blasting quote, unquote, political media for a political hit job during a sunday media blitz. former massachusetts senator scott brown will join me whether or knot he thinks dr. carson is being treated fairly. >> this is political hit job. even some of you guys in the made yaw called him out on that. that is pretty bad. ♪ [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ technology empowers us it pushes us to go further.l. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with mic

dr. ben carson responding to that and we have team coverage of what's taking place today for the super tuesday. katyinto how the political campaign is now turning into a book tour and this is something we see from a lot of people, katy. the success of running the two tracks at the same time. >> reporter: -- lay out policy positions and the platform and an outlook for the country. it is 169 pages of gun control policy issues or lack of gun control, rather. stuff on the economy. stuff on energy. on foreign policy. in fact,longest chapter in the book and donald trump running a more substantial campaign, a campaign focused more on the issues rather than the personal attacks. as you just showed a minute ago, he is still attacking the opponents and more on substance now. he had attacking marco rubio for the past few months, now he's ataking him on the senate voting record and the financials instead of sweaty and calling him a kid instead of calling him a baby you can see that donald trump really has started to mature as a candidate. >> so, katy, as we look at the maturity of the campaign, also the zingers

katie. we talk about the other person on the frontline and that's dr. ben carson.that we're joined with nbc host and what is dr. carson doing? >> yeah, it's interesting that we do not see this in a republican primary campaign and the voting university is to the right side. trying to expand the pod and bring the black voters into this and launching a radio add. it mixes carson's speech with a rape from a aspiring amongle. >> ♪ >> america was a great nation early on because it was flooded with people that understood the value of personal responsibility, hard work, creativity, innovation and that's what will get us on the right track now. >> now, carson was asked about this at the today 4e says that he supports them and that he would have taken a different approach. he sent $150,000 and we can show you that these are the states that they're been ran. this is mississippi, tennessee, alabama, georgia, mississippi, florida. they're pretty early on. early mid-march. it's critical in the contest and most of these states are what you call open primary states. to vote, you d

katy, in your last word here. i don't think the others fit the role of chief executive, commander in chief. i don't really believe dr. ben carson wants to run the american military force as round the world. he's running for some sort of spiritual chaplain of the company. do no harm seems to be his national battle flag, i'm not going to hurt anybody for the next four or eight years. rubio is way too young and seems to lack any experience to really be credible as commander in chief of the united states force as round the world. head of the executive branch, head of the u.s. economic policy. economic policy? his training is insanity. the way he's behaved himself. i don't get the challengers. cruz -- he's nobody's day at the beach, cruz. he's absolutely the most unappealing of all the candidates. katy, that's why trump's still there. you're down on trump. why? you keep saying by the time we get they won't be in, there's no reason to believe he won't be there. what's with the doomsday -- >> i'm neutral on trump. i think donald strum having a good time with this. i also think donald trump enjoys seeing himself on a grand

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carson tells katie couric if the media promises to not bother the people in the personal stories that trump is questioning he'll reveal the truth. you have the trump critiques aside. does dr issue, especially when we're seeing in the different scenarios piling up in a list? >> yeah. yeah. he does have a problem with it. i mean, i have talked to a number of iowa voters about ben carson over the last couple of days, both at the trump rally and elsewhere. they're worried about this stuff. none of it individually is going to knock him off but it's taking some of the wind out of his sails a little bit. i wanted to go back to robert's point for a second on asking questions of donald trump. one of the big things i noticed about that rally, it was intended to allow the people to ask donald trump questions. it was billed as that. and then he walked off the stage without taking any questions and remarkable. the aides were ready to give the mics to people. and they didn't get that. in terms of carson, the other thing i hear is he didn't do himself any favors in the debate on economic questions and no good questions about wall street reform and he lost some people who want to see som

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