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. >> reporter: our dr. mikeirigliano says while the disease can be fatal -- >> the good news is, if you catch it early, and you get good medical care, your chances of surviving prostate cancer are very very good. >> dr. mike says the cancer can be detected through a so-called psa blood test or by a simple exam. in which the physician inserts a finger into the rectum and feels for cancerous nod jewels on the prostate through the rectum walls. >> you can actually feel if there's any module. you can feel that. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney was rolf earlier this mom he says he has friends and family members who survived prostate cancer. >> it's a little painful and otherwise -- you get through it and you come out the other side whole and earlier the better. i'm wishing him well keeping him in our prayers it. >> state lawmakers have been locked in budget stalemate with the governor released a statement in which spokesman says "on behalf of the entire republican party of pennsylvania, i want to offer governor tom w

still our dr. mike says, in this kind of cold, taking that dive can be dangerous. >> if you jump into the ocean with temperatures this cold, you really run the risk of having a serious problem. i would say just fork up some money to the good charity, stay out of the water. the thing is, if you're wet, that's even worse. you lose body temperature very quickly. the way that you watch out for hypothermia is by wearing layers of clothing, and to be honest with you, get out of the cold. if you have to be in the cold, you need to wear layers. the problem with hypothermia is that the body temperature gets so low that you can get into major problems and end up in the hospital. >> reporter: and along with hypothermia of course frost bite is a major concern. dr. mike saying that these kinds of temperatures that can happen within about a half an hour. so if you are out there hitting the sleeps skiing or snowboarding make sure you are heading inside in between runs to warm up, and if at all you're outside this week

when dave called mike that night, the call hit a cell tower near dr. sonnier's house. y 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. >> and that is what mike dixon 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 inpatien

and fox medical team's dr. mike joins us to tell us about the connection. doc, good to see you. >> what a great story. for once i'm saying do something and not don't do something! all right? if you are a pregnant woman out there and you have a taste for if you consume a little bit of chocolate, milk chocolate, dark chocolate, it will actually improve the health of your baby and will increase development and increase blood flow, it is all good. as long as you don't do too much. >> john: right, that is the key, dr. mike. how much is too much? how do you know when to quit? >> well, the study looked at 30 grams per day and that had the effects on the blood flow improvement. but, remember, a calorie is a calorie is a calorie and you don't want to get into trouble by eating too much. chocolate is a wonderful thing, and it is one of nature's gifts. but, it does have calories and sugar. so, just be careful. but, i think women that are pregnant should be encouraged that, hey, it is okay. there is a little bit of chock-full of flavanols and anti-oxidant and wonderful

now, dr. mikeays you can go out and do some of those activities as long as you're very very vigilant and very cautious. >> if you're going to do outside activities, wear the right clothing. you want to layer up and if you're skiing or snowboarding or whatever you're doing, fine, just make one run and then come in. you want to make sure with temperatures like this you cover your nose and your ears because you can lose them and it wouldn't be much fun. >> reporter: now, believe it or not, there is a polar plunge scheduled to be happening at the shore tomorrow afternoon. i spoke to organizers. they say the show will go on. coming up at 6:00 we'll tell was they're doing to try to make sure people stay safe. dawn, back to you. >> all right, we'll see at 6:00. thank you sabina. you can stay ahead of any winter weather by downloading the fox 29 news app. get live radar and alerts sent right to your cell phone just search for it in the apple or google play stores and don't forget to bring your pets inside

he and dr. mike parsons are looking for ways to control rat populations through contraceptives. they took us for a tour of columbus park which he says is known for an infestation problem. >> this is a very active borough. these boroughs may go down 2 or 3 feet, they may spread out. we really don't know. >> and we didn't have to look long to see critters, even before disgust they were darting out of holes in the ground, sniffing around shrubs. >> they're safe from themselves because there's so much food here that the rats won't turn on >> the health department says they are deploying a multipronged strategy to control rat activity at the site we've seen tremendous success in reducing rats in the city. he wants the city to pay for his car and has filed a request with the city comptroller's office. >> they should have removed these rats. i've never seen such a rat infested neighborhood. >> they are reviewing lee's complaint. meanwhile, there are repellants you can purchase to put inside the engine cover to prevent rats from nesting. once they have nested in your car, they will come

dr. mike burry. yes he does. - [david] christian bale's highlights the 2008 housing crisis. the oscar winner hopes his movie can spur a change. when you're involved in a film, yeah, you can be accused of sometimes thinking that maybe it's gonna be a little more important than it ever really could be, you know? because you're right in it. it becomes your world. (sighs) but, bloody hell, wouldn't it be wonderful if this was sort of the straw that broke the donkey's back and really brought about some serious change, that it was a real game-changer. wouldn't that be great. (winding) (boom and ominous music) - the only safe thing to do is track a new course back up on land. (thunder crashes) - (mumbling) you and your half-breed son get to walk on out? i'm talkin' to you. - [david] academy award nominee tom hardy gets his first nomination starring as a villain alongside leonardo dicaprio in the brutal (winding) - everything i got has moved on. and i'm here. but, you know what? it's okay. 'cause you got your whole future ahead of you. mine? it's back there, like all them guys on th

he and dr. mike parsons are looking for ways to control rat population through contraceptives. they took us for a tour around columbus park known for the infestation problem. >> the burrows may go down two or three feet or spread out. we really don't know. >> we didn't have to look long to see critters. even before tusk, they were darting out from holes in the ground, scampering behind rocks and sniffing around shrubs. >> they're safe from themselves because thd e's so much food here that the rats don't turn on one another. >> last year the city vowed to crackdown on rats across the city. the health department says they're currently deploying a multiprong strategy to leverage our resources to control rat activity at the site through our rat reservoir program which has shown tremendous success in reducing rat sightings in new yojork city. failing to control it vermin. he wants them to for his car and filed a request with the city comptroller's office. >> they should have removed these rats. i've never seen such a rat infested neighborhood. >> they're reviewing lee's complaint. m

dr. mikeaying that with the temperatures we're about to see frost bite could strike in as little as half an hour. dawn? >> thank you. good advice, sabina. it's also important we can't stress this enough to take care of your pets with these dangerously cold temperatures the very best thing you can do is to bring them inside out of the cold but if you can't, there are a couple of important tips to remember be sure to provide the animal with shelter from the wind, clean dry bedding be sure to check on them. make sure their fur is dry and their water dishes are not frozen. never leave a pet in a parked car because it can amplify the effects of the cold and again bring them inside if you can. in philadelphia, you can report dogs that are left out in the cold by calling (267)385-3800. >>> this is going to be a busy place this weekend. blue mountain courtesy of our pocono mountains camera already wind chill subzero there. you can always stay on top of the weather with our fox 29 weather cap. just sea

that he murdered joe sonnier in exchange for three silver bars from dr. mike dixon. >> you're in the courtroom, he is on the stand, all is well. >> it wasn't all well very quickly. >> that's because dave shepherd pulled a fast one. when he got on the stand, he told the court he had lied about 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. he did not want anybody harmed. that was all me. mike didn't have anything to do with that. so i was prepared for what he had to say. we didn't disclose it to the prosecution, and i think they is going on in the minds of the jors after seeing dave shepherd come in and spin that awful tail. >> joe's son was right to worry. as it turned out, the jury was hung. a mistrial was declared. the family was distraught. >> he walked in, and without missing a beat, looked us straight in the face and said to us, guy, i'm so sorry this happened but we're going to turn around and do

mike: tonight, dr. carson has 2 events in aiken. mike mccormick, wyff news 4, in gaffney. michael: that is a big clue about this story coming up at 6:00. an upstate middle school catches the attention of a candidates wife. >> i didn't know if it was real. it must be someone else. i was really happy. michael: candy carson ended up in pendleton today. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. carol: in news 4 your health, about one in 68 children in the u.s. are living with some form of autism. but researchers say there's not enough evidence to make screening recommendations for those at low risk for the c

exchange for three silver bars from dr. mike dixon. >> you're in the courtroom, he is on the stand, all is well. >> it wasn't all well very quickly. >> that's because dave shepherd pulled a fast one. when he got on the stand, he told the court he had lied about dixon's role in the murder. fabrication. 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 d

here's dr. mike. >> okay, dr. mike.he wall on this side is we all have to get up in the middle night. >> they're not alone. one out of three americans is sleep deprived. and it's a problem because it increases your risk of stroke, heart attack, diabetes. but you know what's even worse? getting too much sleep. if you sleep more than eight hours a night, this new data shows that it dramatically increases your risk of stroke. >> wow. okay. so if i'm sleep deprived, you know what i have to turn to, coffee. >> oh, yes. coffee, juan valdez should get the nobel prize. coffee is a great thing. because if you like to drink alcohol it reduces your risk of cirrhosis by about 44%. >> great news. if you want to keep your liver in good shape, drink two or three cups of coffee a day. >> the sick list here has been growing and growing what's going around? >> well, viruses are always trying to eke out a living and when the weather gets cold, what do people do? they go indoors. when we're indoors i may cough and sneeze and give you a big

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. >> dr. mike burry, yes he does. >> seth: please welcome to the show adam mckay. [ applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good. >> seth: i'm so happy you're here. >> it's odd to see fred armisen playing base in your band. >> seth: it's really cool though. isn't really cool? >> very cool. >> seth: and it's cool to have you back in the building. you worked here for a long time at snl. you were the head writer at the show when you were here. >> yes. yes. >> seth: and i was as well. there were stories about you because we do not overlap and one of my favorites is you once called lorne in his office and pretended to be yankee manager joe torre. >> that is true. >> seth: i can't imagine having the nerve to prank call lorne. but you fully did it. >> i'm not sure if it was nerve or i had been there a long time and it was tiredness. >> seth: sure. >> by the way i love lorne. he let me direct for the first time, he hired me. so all love to lorne. however when he would do and you know this, he would do the

when a man of god like dr. mike murdock, who's here with us tonight, stands and brings you the word, you have to believe the word. if you don't believe the word, if you have no fah to believe, don't expect to-t to happen. you have to wrap your faith with expect miracle number one tonight. you're getting to witness it live. >> well, listen, let's welcome the southeastern university choir right now as they come back to minister and song and you get ready to worship the around the world tonight. amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen >>> come on, give a shout to the lord in this place tonight. hallelujah. praise you jesus. praise you j you tonight, wherever you're watching around the world. i'm so grateful tt the lord has sent dr. mike murdock here to us tonight. once in a lifetime special relationships come into our life, and his relationship and mine, i believe, is one of those specl kinds of relationships. it's one that i treasure. so many things that dr. murdock shares have been such a mentoring and a me

and the fox medical team's dr. mike is here to explain. i like the idea and i know someone who walks on a treadmill >> amy: slowly, right. >> do you like the idea of standing desks? >> i think it is fabulous. i think it is a no-brainer. it doesn't cost much to install desks that you can pull up and then put down. my nutritiousist in my office, john, actually has a stand-up desk because it burns calories and gets young people going in terms of reducing their risk of obesity, and exercise. now, i didn't know that recess went out the window in florida. >> amy: the problem is that it is up to each individual principal to decide and some of them at the elementary level reduced it to once or twice a week and has been an ongoing issue here. >> big issue. >> amy: yeah. >> the last time i heard sunlight and exercise and being so, that maybe -- i wish i could stand up and give my two cents on that one, but, anyway. stand up desks are a no brainer and it is really great to get our young people interested in health. so they can get excited and take ca

. >> now, please welcome to the stage, dr. mike burns. surrogate for donald trump. >> hello south carolina! those who don't know me, my name is pastor mark burns. >> testifies introduced as mike burns. his name is mark burns. but he was there on behalf of donald trump, which again at bob jones university didn't really go over. >> donald trump is a man who has the same values as you and i do. donald trump, is. he is pro faith. he is pro faith. he is pro faith. and let me tell you one thing, i'm grateful you said that, that donald trump is profane. that's what you are saying. donald trump is profane, but guess what, donald trump and i don't know about you, but i don't trust a man that doesn't have mistakes. >> so it didn't go great for the donald trump approach to the bob jones university today. it did go great for ted cruz, who was treated very, very warmly by the crowd at bob jones and for some reason ted cruz was given 20 minutes longer to speak than all the other candidates at the same event. ever since the all but collapse of the carso

. >> our dr. mikeirigliano says prostate cancer can be spotted through a so-call psa blood test and by a digital rectal scam. in which the doctor feels for bumps on the prostate through the rectal wall. >> and the little knowledge jewels if they get big enough can spread outside of the capsule and that's what these two look like. >> tom having to go through the process but, again, as i said the doctors -- i mean, more than encouraging. they know how to get their arms around this. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney was with wolf earlier this month for a school funding event. he was asked wednesday for his reaction to the governor's diagnosis. >> i'm happy they caught it early. i'm confident in our medical ability to deal with this problem. this issue. >> pennsylvania republicans currently locked in a budget stalemate with the governor released a statement quote, our party may battle on policy issues with governor wolf, but we join him in his battle against prostate cancer. wolf offered few details about h

by faith, i believe i'm one of those 1,000 that dr. mike murdock was speaking to tonight. and my expectation to the word that the man of god delivered tonight. and i'm gonna take that word and i'm gonna stand upon it and sow it into your kingdom tonight and see you open the windows of heaven and pour it back into my life." mike, people are calling from all over with the $1,000 seed. >> there is a grace.. there is a grace on this tonight unlike anything i could probably describe to you. there's more to your seed than you could imagine. i'm holding in my hand a little e-book, a little sony book, e-book reader. it holds 1,000 books. you know, i got you one 'cause i thought you'd like one. i.. this holds 1,000. i've got 134 books.. encyclopedias, everything you can name in this little e-book reader. but if someone just sees it, they have no idea what is there. 'cause i put it in there. god gave you seed and he knows what it can produce. hallelujah. nobody else knows what's in this 1,000, but god knows. there is a supernatural grace. quickly, if you've ever decided to obey the