dr. sanjay gupta last night. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were definitely not rapping with dr. upta. we can't say it? >> i don't think so, no. >> jimmy: someone had to tweet it out already. >> spoiler alert. all right, you can spoil it but we had nothing to do with it. >> jimmy: you had nothing to do with it. he was rapping with eminem last night. [ audience oohs ] [ applause ] yeh. scandalous. >> i was rapping with eminem and skittle and snicker and -- >> jimmy: you had all the candy bars out there. dressed as candy bars. not the rapper. just a bunch of candy bars. yeah, just a bunch of candy wrappers. give me the old tip of the hat. [ laughter ] >> steve: that was a left-handed tip. >> jimmy: you just gave me the middle finger twice. [ laughter ] that's how you tip your hat? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: do it again. yeah, that's much better. >> steve: two fingers. >> jimmy: two fingers are better, yeah. >> steve: yeah, we can cut this all out. >> jimmy: we have to bleep -- we have to bleep your finger our. anyway, you guys sounded great last night. that was so good. >> thank you.

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >>> now an update on this story. huge judgment more than $16 million to a widower and his children. a young mother dies from water intoxication after drinking, just lots and lots of water over a three-hour period as part of a radio station stunt. it was a contest titled hold your wee for a nintendo wee. the contestants weren't allowed to go to the restroom or vomit. that would disqualify them. the victim's husband and family attorney just overcome with emotion after the verdict. >> i'm very thankful and appreciative that the jurors took their time and that they held appropriate people accountable. >> from our perspective, we're very gratified with what the jury did. the number that they determined is by definition a fair and reasonable number. >> now, the dejays were fired so we want to be clear here. the dejays were not held responsible. the parent company to the radio station held responsible. joining me to talk about this the victim's mom. also joining us, her attorney. we want to thank you both. nina, obviously n

dr. sanjay gupta looks at the pluses and minuses in today's "fit nation" report. >> reporter: it's 10:00 am in san diego, and sharon howell is just arriving on a flight from atlanta. she's heading south to tijuana to have laparoscopic banding surgery. >> i attempted to have the surgery back in the states and the insurance company made it extremely difficult. >> reporter: so, sharon decided to become a medical tourist. >> we all looked up the facility, the physician, saw that he was highly credentialed. >> reporter: her experience so far? >> incredible. >> reporter: and the price tag, about $6,000. that's less than a third of the cost in the united states without insurance. >> it's a different economy, different cost structure. insurance cost for the facilities for the doctors, a bunch of different factors that, if you add them up, some up to the cost but does not, in any way, affect the standards of quality. >> reporter: there can be risks when seeking care abroad, so says emory university's dr. john sweeney. >> the long-term follow up and continuity of care that will be difficult to ach

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >>> a doll almost every woman and girl has had or wanted but for african-americans it's been tough to find a barbie that looks like them. when the first black barbie debuted it was in 1981 and she basically had white features. an actress featured in chris rock's new documentary "good hair" adds a little perspective. >> historically the afro-centric features haven't always been celebrated so in this it makes women, not just black women, but i think all black women go, especially black women because it is about us, but for all of us it makes us question the integrity of our beauty standards for ourselves and what really motivates us to make certain choices. >> joining me now, a long-time mattel designer and created the so in line style barbie which features dolls that are a lot different from the black barbie you may remember. thank you for joining us. if people are going to just kind of be looking and passing and think we're playing with dolls, this is a lot more than just playing with dolls. this is a long time coming. >> right. >> tell me what was in your mind as y

dr. sanjay gupta to clear things up. not to worry! we have some comments from twitter that viewerses have tweeted in. >> sure. >> i want to start with those. this person says, urgh! the guy across from me is coughing like he has h1n1. i'm expecting him to grow a snout at any moment. can you get the virus from your co-worker coughing? >> that is exactly how the virus is transmitted. people cost cough, sneeze, the viergs gets out into the air. couple of things. there is a safety zone, if you will, three to six feet. if you're staying that far away from you, if the person who tweeted is three to six feet away from the guy with a snout, you're okay. a lot of times viruses can live on surfaces, a dor knob or atm machine. >> for how long? >> for this virus tshgs doesn't seem to last that long. still watch your hands, but the more important thing is stay away from people who are coughing or sneezing on you and encourage them to take time off. stay home from work. >> how are you? you survived the swine flu. you had this in afghanistan. >> yea

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >>> i travel a lot. wherever i go i take pictures, lots of pictures. whatever catches my eye and i post my reports to i report i like to show what it's really like to be there. one of my favorites was japan. we climbed to the top of a mountain and watched the sun rise. i think i've learned a lot from the comments people have written. it challenges me to do better. i'm an i reporter. >>> send our kids off to school, run errands, church, little league practice. there's no guarantee they're coming home. that is the harsh, heart breaking reality for the family of derrion albert. beaten to death by a mob last week on his way home from school. but is he the victim of a bigger problem in chicago? i want to welcome our prime news correspondent richelle carey joining us for our "what matters" segment. >> what makes derrion's death so much more senseless is the number of people who did nothing. it seems the code on the street known as no snitching has kept people quiet. this is hard to watch but i'm going to show it to you because you need to see if you haven't

dr. sanjay gupta takes a look at today's fit nation report. >> reporter: madonna redman is on a mission. we met her two weeks ago right here in one of the toughest neighborhoods in chicago. the last place you would expect to find a garden, but that's exactly what she showed me. what are we growing here? >> any number of things. those are collard greens on the far aisle there. >> reporter: she led an effort of what she calls urban farm sites. why? no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't find fresh produce in the neighborhood. >> if you wanted to, you could buy illegal drugs. you could get access to a variety of illegal drugs. if you wanted to buy a gun, you could buy a gun in this community. but if you wanted to find an organic tomato in this community if you didn't want to come to our urban farm site, you wouldn't be able to buy one. >> reporter: most people do their shopping at convenience stores like this one -- except they're full of chips, sugary drinks, and candy. according to a new study by the journal of pediatric, shopping at these convenience stores is part of what's making o

dr. sanjay gupta. >>> you have heard the old saying, when pigs fly, right? how about when sharks fly? check out one man's amazing encounter with a great white shark coming up on hln. ♪ >>> some serious celebrating there. minnesota twins, the final team to earn a spot in the baseball postseason. last night they beat the detroit tigers, 6-5, in an extra inning game. they went 12 inning, right? punch their ticket to the playoffs. the playoffs begin this afternoon when the colorado rockies visit the philadelphia phillies. the l.a. dodgers will host the st. louis cardinals tonight. in the american league, twins travel to new york to take on the yankees this evening while the l.a. angels of anaheim and the boston red sox start their series tomorrow. >>> 45 nba players went back to college over the summer. not so they could dominate collegiate basketball courts, though. they went back to work on their degrees. we've seen this story in the "new york times." they say 10% of league's players returned to campus in the off season to finish what they started. many colleg

dr. sanjay gupta found a concern turning to advantage. >> reporter: japan is facing a fiscal squeeze.say there is a segment of the population overlooked but key to the country's economic survival. we hear about a lush mountain village on a japanese island where we are told we will see the wave of the future. this 80-something couple high in the japanese mountains provides a glimpse of what the rest of an aging world may look like in the coming years. at first i was afraid to touch the machine. i was afraid i would break it. she says. especially designed mouse and minikeyboard allows elderly hands navigate in a modest house with business technology among 200 elderly the backbone of an agricultural company. almost half the 2,000 residents are 65 years and older. >> for more on the story and exciting advances in medicine head to our website, cnn.com/vitalsigns. the death toll from a pair of devastating earthquakes in indonesia could double. there is fear four villages have been wiped out by mountains of mud. efforts to reach the areas today were hampered by heavy rains. the quakes killed

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >>> almost every woman and girl has had or wanted a doll. but for african-americans it's been tough to find a barbie that looks like them. when the first black barbie debuted that was in 1981. she basically had white features. nia long, an actress featured in comedian chris rock's new documentary "good hair," she adds a little perspective. >> historically the afro centric features have not always been celebrated and so in this it makes women, not just black women, but i think all women kind of go -- especially black women because it is about us -- but for all of us it makes us question the integrity of our beauty standards for ourselves and what really motivates us to make certain choices. >> joining me now, stacey mcbride irving, longtime mattel designer and created the so in line style barbie, features dolls that are a lot different from the black barbie you may remember. if people are going to be looking and passing and going to think we're playing with dolls, this is a lot more than just playing with dolls. this is a long time coming. te

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> we send our kids off to school, runner ands, little league practice, but there's no reality they're coming home. that's the reality for the family of derrien albert, beaten on his way home from school. i want to welcome richelle carey joining us. what do you have, richelle? >> what makes his death so much more senseless is the number of people who did nothing. it seems the code on the street known as no snitching has kept people quiet. this is hard to watch, but you need to see it, if you haven't already seen it. this is cell phone video that someone shot. there were about a dozen people who stood around and did nothing. didn't even call police and are not calling police now. what can be done to get people to step up? joining me now is director of cease-fire and i want to start with you. i know that derrien is going to be buried tomorrow. i know you've been in touch with his family. i saw something this week where a member of his family said that the way they were getting through is praying for inner r forgiveness. how are they getting through? >> you

dr. sanjay gupta explains in today's health minute. >> we have all seen the headlines. green leafy vegetables keep cancer at bay. blueberries a cancer cure. despite that, your diet doesn't impact cancers that way. >> there's not one type of diet or one magic food that will prevent cancer. >> reporter: a harvard nutrition specialist co-authored the book "drink, eight and weigh less." he suggested today% of cancers in the u.s. are don't exercise. obesity is a proven cause of certain cancers but our approach to eating is the real downfall. >> we don't pay enough attention to the quality of our food. we seem to be supersizing large amounts in place of high quality foods and that leads to excess calories and overweight and obesity. >> reporter: go beyond the headlines. eat well and eat less. you may just keep cancer away. for today's health minute, i'm dr. sanjay gupta. >>> last night david letterman revealed he was the target of an extortion attempt that involved some pretty personal stuff. was his monologue the right place to make the revelation? we're asking your views on

dr. sanjay gupta looks at a new trend in this week's vital signs. >> at a trendy neighborhood, home to one of the latest japanese fix fix health fads. here they are looking at vitamins, no appointment necessary. there is specific vitamins and minerals to target a specific health ailment or beauty concern. there are ten different varieties to choose from. the orange tougts to help muscle stiffness and they won't pay for the treatments. the iv cafe and it is marketing avoid what it calls instantaneous health is called a trend in japan in a country that is known for all kinds of fads. >> for the latest, go to our website at cnn.com/vitalsigns. >>> some supporters of president obama say that they are waiting for him to fulfill campaign promises. >>> there are security checkpoints south of islamabad on thursday and ten people were killed in the raging gun battle. six army guards are among the victims. four attackers also died. this is the third major attack in pakistan this week. the taliban claimed responsibility for a car bombing that killed more than 50 people. >>> president obama kept his w

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. log onto >>> live pictures from just outside racine wisconsin. police are looking for a suspect in the shooting at a walmart. a radio reports that a man was shot in the upper right shoulder. they're looking for a man in his 20s balding wearing glasses a gray hoodie and blue jeans. may be in a white car. shoppers are waiting for directions on how to get their cars. they're not sure he's not in one of them. there's a huge bottleneck at the entrance to the store. not a normal day at that walmart in mt. pleasant. >>> did a colorado family plan to release their own pack yard balloon as a publicity stunt? the man looking into this says no, he doesn't think so. at a news conference sheriff jim alderden said he's not finished with the investigation he wants to reinterview the family tomorrow. he also beliefs the version's family of events right now. >>> ken lewis will not get any pay this year. nothing. but he's an exception to the rule. this year they were reporting billion dollar profits. that could mean fat paychecks on wall street. poppy, what are yo

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, report rg. >>> tonight judge a book by its cover. things aren't always what they seem. those are all saegs we heard growing up. but sometimes we have to see to believe. thelma gutierrez from our sister network, cnn, introduces us to a young man who teaches us all those lessons by defying the odds. >> reporter: at 17 you could say kevin chauncey lives a double life. >> there are times it gets difficult. but i can't let those difficult times bring me down. >> reporter: he's on a journey many of his friends know nothing about. kenneth is a starting running back on the varsity time at helen bernstein high school. he's a straight "a" honor student named best overall academic student. and he's popular. he's student body president, a big man on campus, with dreams of a college education at harvard. >> he's an "a" student. he's definitely into leadership. he's also in athletics. >> reporter: but at the end of the day when all of his classmates go home, kenneth and his 14-year-old sister stephanie start their journey home. to skid row, in dow

dr. sanjay gupta looks at a new trend. other interesting news from the world of health and medicine just go to cnn.com/vitalsigns. >> in a trendy tokyo neighborhood, this is home to one of the latest quick fix health fads. the iv cafe. here visitors look to get their vitamins intravenously, no appointment necessary. each pack is said to contain saline solution and vitamins and minerals to target a specific health ailment or beauty concern. the orange touts anti-aging properties. the placenta pack is said to help rejuvenate and easy muscle stiffness, but there's no medical evidence to back up the health plans. japan's national health insurance won't pay for the treatments. the iv cafe and its marketing of what it calls instantaneous health is considered a trend in japan, a country known for all kinds of fads. >> vital signs in association with philips. >>> hey there. i'm virginia cha with a look at what's happening in the news. president obama said he wants an end to the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. >>> senator

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >>> youb know, during the break we were listening to new details on these search going on for the nine people missing off the coast of california. now, at a coast guard press conference that just ended a few minutes ago, the coast guard still believe that the nine people are alive, it's still a search right now. and they know that before the accident, one aircraft was already on a search and rescue mission. they're in the active search mode. they say the search conditions are pretty good. they have good visibility. they haven't found any survivors. they say that the debris field is pretty substantial. it happened 25 miles east of san clemente island. >>> one of the most hated men of among yankee fans anyway, took to the mound to sink the bronx bomb bers. >> these kind of dine mikes between players and teams that kind of make the game. it makes it a lot of interesting. said player, pedro martinez of the phillies, a great soap opera between him and the yankees fans. he's remembered in the big apple for throwing coach don zimmer to the ground. here's how the

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> almost every woman and girl has had or wanted, but for african-americans it's been tough to find a barbie that looks like them. but when the first black barbie debuted, that was in 1981. she basically had white features. an actress has a little perspective. >> historically the afro-centric features have not always been celebrated. in this, it makes women not just black women, but i think all women kind of go, especially black women, because it is about us, but for all of us, it makes us question the integrity of our beauty standards for ourselves, and what really motivates us to make certain choices. >> joining me now, stacey mcbride irving. created the so in line style barbie, features dolls that are a lot different from the black barbie you may remember. stacey, thank you for joining us. if people are going to just kind of be looking and passing they're going to think we're playing with dolls, this is a lot more than just playing with dolls. this is a long time coming. tell me what was in your mind as you were designing these dolls. if you felt any press

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> less than a year after taking office, president obama has won the nobel peace prize. listen to the reaction here when the surprise announcement was first made in norwegian. >> you know, a lot of folks reacting like that. mr. obama was not mentioned as a front runner among the record 205 nominees or other heads of state that were on the list and they were favored. the nobel committee said they chose him because of his efforts to solve complex global problems through diplomacy. we'll bring you president obama's reaction live in a little over an hour on hln. >>> we've been asking you for your thoughts of the news and here's some of your comments so far. thank you, both, for your contributions. do you agree or don't? go to cnn.com/robin and let us know what you think. you can text us your views by going to hlntv and start your message with the word robin so it gets to us. e-mail us again by going to the contact us box on cnn.com/robin as well. >>> we told but levi johnston, the father of sarah palin's grandson and the revealing spread his attorney says is in

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> since the whole balloon story unfolded yesterday, falcon heene, that's his name, has been on countless tv programs and this morning, maybe just it jus to be too much for him. >> uh-oh. >> okay. he had to walk out of an interview with abc and let's say, he got sick off camera, poor little thing, during a live interview with nbc, he got sick while the camera was on him. poor thing. i wonder if it got to be too upsetting for him or if he's got the flu bug. when i was watching "larry king live" last night, what cracked me up was the three little boys, they're just so little boys. they were sitting there and their parents are trying to give the interview, they can't hear what is being said and they're picking on each other and slapping each other's bell lies and everything else. >>> the florida mom charged with killing her 2-year-old little girl may be in court any minute. new for you in 20 minutes, we're taking you live to that hearing. >>> time for our salute to the troops. he and his wife celebrated the birth of their second child. >> my name is karen unge

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> reality television got a little too real for jon gosselin. why he told producers of "jon & kate plus 8" that the show had to stop and how they're reacting. >>> lawmakers worked until after midnight on a health care compromise bill. around 2:00 a.m. eastern, senate finance committee chair max baucus said that work had been completed on all parts of the legislation. democrats made some last-minute changes to ease the bill's impact on working class families. one change would exempt millions of people from a requirement to buy health insurance. a final committee vote is set for next week. >>> hey, guess what? we have an exciting addition to our prime time lineup for you. "the joy behar show" premieres this week and airs every night right here on hln. here's a quick taste of what you're going to get with her "not for nothing" commentary. >> not for nothing, but all i keep hearing is that president obama is trying to do too much. that he has too much on his plate. rush limbaugh has too much on his plate. barack obama is the president, he's supposed

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> an unregistered python killed a 2-year-old florida girl earlier this year. now officials are pushing to get exotic animals out of people's homes. florida state law requires owners to have permits. officials say they can't take any chances with this latest crackdown. people turned in their pets over the weekend with no questions asked. >> when new legislation even just gets mentioned on tv, people tend to misunderstand and start to release animals. >> reporter: some of the other groups urge that people have run out of space to house their growing animals. places like florida's garret land will probably take in many of the reptiles. licensed handlers will adopt the rest. >>> would you like to take home a dinosaur? an auction house put one up, fossilized t-rex for sale in las vegas, one of the most complete tmt-rex skeletons ever found. the auction house is hoping to get at least $6 million for t so far the best offer is $3.7 million. the auction house says it's still confident that's going to find a buyer. >>> i'm larry smith. give it up for the nfl. kno

dr. sanjay gupta.arter bus crashes and flips over on its way to a college football game in georgia. who was on it and what authorities are saying about the accident. >>> a tanker is no longer leaking oil into the san francisco bay but the problems from the spill are far from over. plus no one likes to sit next to a screaming child on a plane but one airline decided to do something about it. why it is now apologizing. >>> this halloween rocker sting is scaring up new songs. the singer says he's always felt surrounded by ghosts. >>> two canadians wanted by the fbi have been arrested by canadian authorities. al sali and ali kahn were taken into custody in windsor ontario. the fbi says the leader of the mosque had extreme antigovernment views and encouraged followers to commit violence. they also say he wanted to create an islamic state within the united states. abdulla died in a shootout with the fbi agents on wednesday. the agency says he resisted arrest inside a warehouse and fired a gun. the mosque den

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> an update on this story. huge judgment, more than $16 million to a widower and his children, young mother dies from water intoxication, after drinking just lots and lots of water over a three-hour period. part of a radio station stunt. part of a contest titled hold your wee for the nintendo wii. they weren't allowed to go to the restroom or vomit, that would disqualify them. the victim's husband, family, attorney, overcome with emotion after this verdict. >> i'm very thankful and appreciative that the jurors took their time. and that they held the appropriate people accountable. >> from our perspective, we're very gratified with what the jury did. the number that they determined is by definition a fair and reasonable number. >> now, the deejays, they were fired. so we want to be clear here. the deejays, they were not held responsible. the parent company to the radio station held responsible. joining me to talk about this, the victim's mom. nina. and also her attorney, roger dreyer. nina, let's start with you.

dr. sanjay gupta. >> with hydrogen sufl i'd you're stopping the oxygen and using key tones that have triedo fuel cells to try to provide fuel so the cells don't die stop oxygen and provide the keytone bodies. he puts it all into a single sort of shot. at one stops the oxygen and increases the fuel. it seems to work in animals. obviously there will be at least a few years before they try it in humanses. he's pretty convinced he can do it. >> excuse me, i'm not the one who would want to be experimented on. the u.s. military has given roth millions to find a way to put critically wounded soldiers into suspended animation. roth also has hundreds of millions of dollars in private funding. >>> a woman says that she was only 8 years old when a stranger kid p napped her from her bedroom, sexually assaulted her and left her for dead in a field. jennifer waited years still no one was arrested. but finally police arrested a suspect yesterday and here is her stunning reaction. >> this event in my life 19 years ago was a tragic one. but today, 19 years later i stand here and want you all to know that i

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >> an update on this story, huge judgment, more than $16 million to a widowerng mother dies from water intoxication after drinking just lots and lots of water over a three-hour period part of a radio station stunt a contest titled hold your wee for an a nintendo wii, contestants weren't allowed to go the bathroom or vomit, that would disqualify them. >> i'm very thankful and appreciative that the jurors took their time and that they held the appropriate people accountable. >> from our perspective, we're very gratified with what the jury did. the number that they determined was -- is by definition, a fair and reasonable number. >> now, the deejays were fired. we want to be clear, the deejays were not held responsible, the parent company to the radio station held responsible. joining me to talk about this, the victim's mom. nina holst, also her attorney, roger dreyer. thank you both. nina, starting with you obviously nothing can replace jennifer but what was your reaction to when the verdict was read? >> i was very happy with the time that the jurors took in this

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> send our kids off to school, run errands, church, little league practice. there's no guarantee they're coming home. that is the harsh, heartbreaking reality of the family of derrion albert. on his way home from school. is he the victim of a bigger problem in chicago? i want to welcome richelle carey joining us for "what matters" segment. what do you have, richelle? >> mike, what makes derrion's death more senseless is the number of people who did nothing. it seems the code on the street known as no snitching has kept people quiet. this is hard to watch. but i'm going to show it to you because you need to see it, if you hadn't already seen it. that's the problem, so many people have seen it. this is cell phone video someone shot. there are about a dozen people who stood around and did nothing. didn't even call police and are not calling police now. what can be done to get people to step up. joining me now, t.o. hardiman. and amina, i know that derrion is going to be buried tomorrow. i know you've been in touch with his family. i saw something this week wher

dr. sanjay gupta tells us how to fight childhood obesity in california. >> reporter: vista, california, the population, largely mexican immigrants and hispanic americans. many of the families are low income. many don't have access to fresh fruits or vegetables. add to that a diet high in fat an a lack of safe play spaces and in some ways it's the perfect recipe for obesity. >> i have children as young as 5 or 6 in my practice that are now starting to develop diabetes. >> reporter: but a partnership of more than 100 local businesses, schools, health care providers and county officials is coming together to find a solution. >> we are working in two major areas. one is healthy eating. to make sure all families have access to fresh, affordable, healthy foods and all families have access to safe, affordable opportunities for their kids to be physically active. >> reporter: and although still work needs to be done, doctors like kelly say they are making progress. >> there are days when you feel like you've done the same thing over and over. you see the kids who come back and haven't gained weight