y él es el dr. mike, especialista en medicina interna. que hemos perdido el camino hacia una alimentación más sana. estamos comiendo cosas que después de ponerlas en el garaje por un año, lucen igual. mira esta hermosa manzana. esto es algo que proviene de la naturaleza. ¿qué contiene? pectina. contiene pectina, una fibra soluble que realmente puede reducir mucho el colesterol. es algo simple. >> bien. qué bien. eso es para mí. >> es algo tan simple y natural. ¿y qué pasa --? ¿y qué hay con la quercetina? ese es otro elemento importante antiinflamatorio y también antioxidante. y, jason, sabes tan bien como yo que los antioxidantes hacen muchísimas cosas maravillosas que realmente ayudan a mantenerte saludable. >> muy bien, doctor. dr. mike. gracias. >> gracias. >> así que eso es lo que hay en la manzana, ¿verdad? pero queremos sacar lo bueno que está dentro de ella. y no podría ser más fácil con el nuevo fusion juicer. >> espera. ¿lo encendiste? >> sí, lo encendí. no se puede oír. es una de las cosas más importantes. bueno, no quiero desp

we have mayor ed lee and mike the san francisco trades council dr. mike and chief of staff at cpmc and mayor logan. mayor ed lee please step up to the podium (clapping.) thank you, very much for working with us again. this is a day we've looked forward to for quite some time. i know our community partners have worked really hard with our board of supervisors with lou girard to come together with our health officials and make an agreement that is right inform san francisco. i know this is the first of two announcements that we look forward to. this compass invaluable in the center of where a lot of activity are will have at least a 3 hundred and 2 bed and we look forward to having a similar announcements on the st. luke's campus to create a service hospital there as well. i can't tell you you how excited we are and we'll reminder each other that the process has to be credited with the leadership that the board of supervisors had. i want to thank my colleagues there board president chiu and mark farrell and david campos urging their personal time as well as

. >> dr. mikelson directs as the lead investigator as a professional and environmental program. >> would you say there may have been exposures that happened in this fire station that contributed to the development of cancer? that's plausible. >> anticipate deemologists say connecting cancer to the fire station is extremely difficult. they also point out that cancer clusters in general are rare. >> but several firefighters say the concerns are not limited to kans per .they also point out a series of environmental exposures during more than a direct dek cade. >> the reputation was that it was a dirty place to work, a place to stay away from if you could, and that if you worked there, you would be exposed to things you wouldn't be at other stations. >> fire station 5 sits in a highly industrial part of the city. for years, firefighters have spent memos and raised concerns about problems with aig air quality. and the bay area air quality management district has determined station 5 is located in a, quo

joins us as always, dr. mikel who is the author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code to sickness and health. >> and dr. david samadi is here. great to see both of you. >> great to see you. >> we're ready to learn. >> we start with something that's really important. this has to do with a new warning about a disease that many of us rarely worry about. that's measles. you have i

joins us as always, dr. mike siegel who is the author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code to sickness and health. >> and dr. david samadi is here. great to see both of you. >> great to see you. >> we're ready to learn. >> we start with something that's really important. this has to do with a new warning about a disease that many of us rarely worry about. that's measles. you have it when you were a kid? measles have been practically eradicated in the country, but they say this year, new pockets are creating some concern. dr. siegel, measles are back? why, and what can we do about it. >> measles is a virus. the thing we need to know is that it's a wildly contagious virus. we talk about flu on the show a lot. to give you an idea, if someone in your house has the flu, there's a 1 in 4 chance you're going to get it. if someone in your house has measles, there's a 94% chance you'll get it. it starts with runny nose, high fever, red eyes, and then a few days later, this red, red rash on the upper part of the b

joining me now in our rapid response panel, political analyst dr. mikegrio contributor, zerlina maxwell. great to have you with us tonight. dr. dyson, you first. you are a respected person in the black community all across this country, revered by many. and people look to you for leadership on a number of different issues. i would like to know, do you know what the republican minority outreach program is? >> brother ed, i can't fathom that. they gave themselves an autopsy to suggest they ought to have an outreach, and yet undercut themselves at every turn. and this kind of inadvertent mistake here only underscores their lack of awareness of and sensitivity toward african-american people and interests. and, by the way, racism is not merely expressed in these overt kinds of expressions. but in the very subtle ways in which the republican party has refused to acknowledge the humanity, the far right wing, i should say -- the humanity of our president, and the ways in which policies that don't not only benefit african-american people, but actively resist thei

great honor to have a great friend with us and he is joined by a psychiatrist and family physician dr. mikee. where this title comes from. >> the idea is daniel was a guy who held a food contest and said you eat your fatty foods and i will eat healthy and see who wins. we took that title and what happened is a couple of years ago i was baptizing about 850 people on one day. we put them under the water. i realized we are all fat. that was the thought going through my mind. we are all fat. but i'm fat. i'm fat. >> a new life in jesus christ, you are fat! >> i got up the next sunday and said i only gained two or three pounds a year, but i have been your pastor for 30 years. anybody want to join me? 12,000 signed up that day. 15,000 signed up the first week and in the first year with the plan with these two doctors helped me put together, they lot of a quarter of a million pounds. >> why does the daniel plan work? >> it's more than about food and fitness. it's about faith, friends and focus. the three what we call the special sauce. you have to have the right motivation and friends. you have to

dr. j and mike murphy. you guys like what you saw today, because no one else did? >> no, i like the value that i'm getting down here, judge. with the new guy coming in, we talked with shaun white yesterday. this is the guy that came in from burton, the snowboard place, in other words, hipster stuff. he was also at louis vuitton and did a fabulous job there. i think he'll do a fabulous job for lulu. >> so you bought the stock? >> i bought the stock and sold puts today. i hope to build a position. i think this might be a longer-term trade for me. normally, my trades are six days to ten days. i think i'll be in this one for three months, and i like the upside of the stock. >> murph, what did you see? >> lulu is a name i've talked about a lot on the shot. it's a name i've owned a lot in the past. this is a quality name. i'm going to get flack for this, but i wear their stuff. and their product is very good. both women love it, men are going to come around into it, and i think the call today was really as add as it could get for the company. if you look at lulu on the c

dr. j is the bull, mike murphy the bear. >> murph, the stock is making my case for me right now, because the stock was down, what, $4 earlier today? >> it was. >> make as scream back. i like it. i like the numbers, the sales were up 3%. the earnings per share were up 4% year over year. the full year they guided to 8% to 14% growth. love that. international economy delivery, because this is where he's going to go after me, judge. he's going to say, well, what about the premium delivery? that's not where they're growing so fast, it's economy delivery. that's what's up 10%, and, by the way, every apple store, these trucks are parked outside there because fedex delivers the product for the apple stores. >> okay. >> you can bet your bottom dollar on it, murph, it's going up in 2014. >> okay. here at $139 a share, which is what we're debating right now. >> right. >> i wouldn't be allocating money to fedex. you talk about the economy business improving, correct? >> true. >> the smaller margins. that is going to cannibalize the express business. so, yes -- >> they all go on the same plane. >> th

mike. late night? oh, yeah. late and nasty. same kinky creature? doc, the girl carries a serious perv swerve. feeling wrong feels so good. hey, sorry, dr. brennan. xaggerating sexual conquests. oh, mike's not exaggerating. this girl is seriously turned on by coffins. mike'll take her into the cooler in... doc. addy: some libidos are enflamed by a proximity to death.

dr. scott gottlieb. >>> and edward snowden releases more. >> we'll talk to chairman mike rogers and adam schiff.nd our sunday panelist make their predictions for the year ahead in politics, entertainment, and more now on this "fox news sunday." >>> it's been a tough year for obama care with a disastrous website roll out and disappointing numbers but they face more problems on january 1st when they start seeing doctors under the new system. former governor and doctor howard dean, and scott gottlieb. dr. gottlieb, what do you think happens on january 1 when folks who think they enrolled to go see their doctor. >> what the administration said to the insurance companies is they want the insurance companies to float people through the month, and if people think they're insured, cover them through the the month and reconcile with the insurance companies later. some people will go january 1st and they're not going to be insured. some will be floated, and some will have that dislocation in february. >> mr. dean, how much confusion will there be? >> probably less than we think. it is based on what mitt r

the rest of us are on earth, we are joined from philadelphia by dr derek pitts from the franklin institute science museum. astronaut mike hopkins and rick markstraccio will be going on a space walk, the second. what are they fixing up there? >> what they are fixing is an important temperature mixing valve that allows them to regulate temperatures in the loop for the electronics on board. they have a backup system, but it's really important to have the two main systems up and operating in case one fails so they have a backup. that's what they have to fix. >> electronics - if they don't done? >> the problem is you can't run everything at full efficiency or have everything operating as you might like if one of the cooling systems is down. they have to reduce the heat load by reducing the full load of electronics on the system. they shut down some nonessential operations on the space station. >> the astronaut have been having problems with space shoots. in july 1st had his helmet flood with water. they had to outfit them with snorkels and wads. on the last space work keeping worm -- warm was a problem and his toes was cold.

mike slater, great to see you. and dr. scott gottlieb, as always, terrific stuff. >>> now, we're getting close to a budget deal in washington without a government shutdown. but a very senior republican house source tells me the budget cutting sequester levels don't have enough republican votes in the house. that's why a deal is going to have to be made. many more details for you on the budget deal next up. >>> speaking of washington, remember, "the kudlow report" is going to be live from the nation's capital tomorrow night. we're going to talk to house majority leader eric cantor about his vision for the gop and we also have a once-in-a-lifetime event. former fed chairman alan greenspan has agreed to a debate face to face with undersecretary of the treasury john taylor. the topic? who is really responsible for the great bubble that eventually burst in 2008? this is the first time mr. greenspan and mr. taylor have agreed to bring their longstanding difference of opinion to a real face-to-face debate. it will be polite but i

dr. coreyhebert and elizabeth plank, executive social editor at policy mike.t's great to have you both here. elizabeth, in just a few hours policy mike is launching this week-long competition at today's youth summit. tell us about the competition and how you're hoping to engage the conversation about insurance. >> sure. we're really excited to be launching this competition today at the white house. we're going to be inviting millennials from across the country to give their ideas, their proposals and project ideas about how we can make health care work better for our generation. we think that -- we're really excited that the white house has accepted to read all of the proposals and basically will be responding to the best ones. we'll ask millennials across the country to vote for the best ones too. >> opening up the conversation on this, dr. hebert, social media is a great strategy to get voices heard but we look at a "new york times" article and it gets to the financial issue of what this means to the youth generation. several people in this group reported in

dr. drew on call" thank you very much. mike brooks, don't go too far away.e will stay on top of this story. new information coming in. >>> we are also following other important news including an american, new information on that american being held supposedly in iran right now. stand by. we'll be right back. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. so i got the windows nokia tablet. it's, well, impressive. it's got the brightest hd screen, super-fast 4g lte, so my son can play games and movies almost anywhere, and it's got office for school stuff. but the best part? i

dr. michael eric dyson with us tonight. georgetown university professor and msnbc political analyst. and also with us tonight, mike. great to have you with us tonight. michael, you first. what is a & e network saying here, what statement are they making by reversing this decision? >>el with, as you brilliantly articulated ed, what they are saying is that black people and gay people don't count. they don't matter to the bottom line. they don't figure in our calculations about what we think is offensive. and as a result of the cracker barrel crowd, that crowd that said, look, we are disgusted with you for removing the items of phil robertson and "duck dynasty." we are moreover disgusted with the fact african-american and latino and other ethnic minorities, along with gay, lesbian, transgender and bisexual people have come together to say this is an outrage. and as a result of that, they have turned this into a matter of free speech. the irony, of course, they don't want more speech to counteract their negative, vicious, offensive and vitt tree olic speech. so they're mad at the fact we are challenging what they are

dr. brookshire i appreciate that. i do want to ask you about that next story coming up. that seven time formula 1 driver mike schumacher. katherine stansill has more. >> the 44-year-old went skiing with his family on sunday, in the french resort maribel. he fell and hit his head on a rock. had he not been wearing a helmet the injuries would have been worse. >> right now, we cannot predict what the outcome will be for him. >> reporter: fans and fellow race car drivers around the world have sent message for schumacher's speedy recovery. >> he's a well respected man, hugely successful race car driver. he has been doing other things, ski pole and parachuting. >> he was very much appreciated in formula 1. in e- >> and in schumacher's home town in germany, everyone was shocked. speaking of a resident of kurpin, are the situation is tragic. one would expect a situation like this to happen on the race track. it's hard to imagine that something like this could happen while on vacation. >> schumacher is one of the most successful formula 1 driver of all time. have his teammates are hoping that the drive and determinat

come forward and say in a deep voice, "mike lee, i am your father." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: during his protest, cruz actually read from the book "green eggs and ham" by drdemocrats were like, "when will this end?" while chris christie was like, "when do we get those eggs and ham?" [ laughter and applause ] 21 hours of straight talking, he is going to say some really weird stuff. we have more of his speech here, we picked it up here. take a look at this. >> i will not allow this nation's money to support this health care law, o-ba-ma. [ laughter ] obama. bama. [ laughter ] oba-ma. obama. weird name, right? o-ba-ma. yeah, can i get a large pizza lover's delight with extra cheese, throw in some bread sticks. and make it quick, okay? "daddy hungy!" [ laughter ] oh oh oh oh oh, you're going to hear me roar! [ laughter ] you want to hear a "breaking bad" spoiler? whatever, i'm gonna tell you anyway. [ laughter ] walter and skyler convert their car wash into a chipotle. [ laughter ] ♪ my name's ted and i'm here to say i love the pumpkin spice latte in a major way ♪ ho, hey, hey, who, whey, hi. [ laughter ] man, i've been up like 21 hours? i really have to go t

mike murphy. >> petro pbr, run from 14 to 19 and pulled back here recently around the 14 level again. >> dr.t do you see? >> facebook, unusual activity. they rolled up from the 45s to the 50s in january, watch this one, judge. >> watching that and you're watching "power" right now. >> "halftime" is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day starts right now. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. crisis over, our call. steve liesman reporting the fed is likely to begin tapering next week. d.c. close to a budget deal, new regulations in place for wall street, and new dawn for the big banks. the government out of gm and europe is stabilizing. we're going to have playbook on how you should play it. what do these gentlemen think about it? a rare and exclusive interview with the co-ceo of the private equity giant carlyle group and exclusive with time

mike murphy. >> petro pbr, run from 14 to 19 and pulled back here recently around the 14 level again. >> dr. j what do you see? >> facebook, unusual activity. they rolled up from the 45s to the 50s in january, watch this one, judge. >> watching that and you're watching "power" right now. >> "halftime" is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day starts right now. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. crisis over, our call. steve liesman reporting the fed is likely to begin tapering next week. d.c. close to a budget deal, new regulations in place for wall street, and new dawn for the big banks. the government out of gm and europe is stabilizing. we're going to have playbook on how you should play it. what do these gentlemen think about it? a rare and exclusive interview with the co-ceo of the private equity giant carlyle group and exclusive with time warner's ceo. and what an incredible 24 hours. culminating in this a new ceo. this is just a day after the government sold off its remaining stake in the big automaker. it's announced its first ever female chief executive. who is sh

mike santoli. >>> the next trader used to tackle quarterbacks and defenseless receivers, and now is tackling options activity. he is co-founder of optionmonster.com, and here is drian's, 2014 playbook. >> 2014 is going to be the year of innovation. that's going to be the key. starting with my number one pick, broadcom. 50% of their business is telecom. the rest is going to be broadband, high-speed internet and the like. the next one, baker hughes. fracking. that's the innovation side of what they're doing. >> i'm pretty sure, jon najarian will go with intel. it's looking more and more like an old broken-down steel foundry. >> intel is an interesting pick, because people say it's not innovating. yes, they are. >> intel. [ meow ] >> of course, you did, jon, because i loved it forever, but i can't believe you stole the name from me. >> jon najarian, you left all the risks behind you when you left football. you need to get some beta, buddy. >> the vote for jon, tweet with the #playbookplayoffs, and talking about intel. seems a controversial pick, as you call 2014 the year of innovation. >> well, innovation with the bronxton, it will be huge, because everybody wants

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