dr. shelby's not gonna let that happen. >> billy: dr. shelby doesn't know what he's talking about. come on. let's get out of here. >> victoria: this is our second chance, okay?

dr. shelby's not gonna let that happen. >> billy: dr. shelby doesn't know what he's talking about. come on. let's get out of here. >> victoria: this is our second chance, okay? i don't want to rush it. so forget about internet deals and bookies and loans. all that matters is us, so you're staying put. so just deal with it. >> billy: okay. fine. i need to be here, but it doesn't mean you have to be

dr. shelby. >> barton: what are you still doing here? stop acting like you have a right to an opinion about this >> dr. neville: we can' t discuss >> barton: you' re not a doctor, not at this hospital. is. >> barton: mr. neville is the one who played frankenstein with hilary hamilton. >> jill: yeah, but hilary recovered, didn' t she? >> dr. neville: an inconvenient truth to the entrenched establishment. >> ashley: dr. neville is my business partner, and he' s extremely knowledgeable when it comes to these things. >> barton: well, he lost his privilege to practice here. his methods are not only they' re downright dangerous. now get out of my hospital. >> ashley: he came with me! >> dr. neville: it' i don' t want to make this any harder on your family than it already is. >> victor: what could you s t be saying anything without taking the time to consider the implications. >> noah: i don' t give a damn about the implications. >> marisa: to consider whether or not he' d actually be helping. i' m certain that would be your advice, victor. >> v

dr. shelby's not gonna let that happen. >> billy: dr. shelby doesn't know what he's talking about. come on. let's get out of here. >> victoria: this is our second chance, okay? i don't want to rush it. so forget about internet deals and bookies and loans. all that matters is us, so you're staying put. so just deal with it. >> billy: okay. fine. i need to be here, but it doesn't mean you have to

dr. shelby may have put up with this, but now that i'm covering for him, i won't tolerate it. >> dr. neville: well, the fact is that barton likes me even less than you do, dellafield, so welcome aboard. we want the same thing. how we get it is entirely up to the family. >> victoria: ashley, you don't want billy to undergo this procedure? >> ashley: no, victoria, i did, but dr. neville is raising some questions. i think we should discuss our options. >> victoria: options? i thought that billy might not recover if he didn't undergo the surgery. >> ashley: didn't you say that the procedure was really risky? >> it is. it's also necessary. >> dr. neville: in your very narrow opinion. >> [ sighs ] the facts are these. mr. abbott suffered a traumatic brain injury. you were in the room when we almost lost him. >> victoria: yes. it was terrifying. >> we can't let that happen

dr. shelby' s not gonna let that happen. >> billy: dr. shelby doesn' t know what he' s talking about. come on. let' s get out of here. >> victoria: this is our second chance, okay? i don' t want to rush it. and bookies and loans. all that matters is us, so you' re staying put. so just deal with it. >> billy: okay. fine. i need to be here, but it doesn' t mean you have to be here. so why don' t you go check out chelsea' s fashion show? >> victoria: [ sighs ] it' s probably over by now anyway. i' m fine here. >> billy: i see what you' re doing. gonna stay here to block the door so i don' t bolt. >> victoria: is that your plan, mr. abbott? >> chelsea: where are the emts? i mean, we need emts. >> adam: i' m fine. i' m not injured, okay? >> chelsea: you' re not okay. nothing about this is okay. you were kidnapped and held hostage. if anything had happened to you... >> victor: sweetheart, he' s fine. the exchange was made. the kidnapper' s in custody. >> adam: well, the hired muscle is in custody. the woman behind the man is still out there somewhere. >> jack: uh, how do you know it was a w

dr. shelby may have put up with this, but now that i'm covering for him, i won't tolerate it. >> dr.the fact is that barton likes me even less than you do, dellafield, so welcome aboard. we want the same thing. how we get it is entirely up to the family. >> victoria: ashley, you don't want billy to undergo this procedure? >> ashley: no, victoria, i did, but dr. neville is raising some questions. i think we should discuss our options. >> victoria: options? i thought that billy might not recover if he didn't undergo the surgery. >> ashley: didn't you say that the procedure was really risky? >> it is. it's also necessary. >> dr. neville: in your very narrow opinion. >> [ sighs ] the facts are these. mr. abbott suffered a traumatic brain injury. you were in the room when we almost lost him. >> victoria: yes. it was terrifying. >> we can't let that happen

dr. shelby may have put up with this, but now that i' m covering for him, i won' t tolerate it. >> dr. neville: well, the fact is that barton likes me even less than you do, dellafield, so welcome aboard. we want the same thing. how we get it is entirely up to the family. >> victoria: ashley, you don' t want billy to undergo this procedure? >> ashley: no, victoria, i did, but dr. neville is raising some questions. i think we should discuss our options. >> victoria: options? i thought that billy might not recover if he didn' t undergo the surgery. >> ashley: didn' t you say that the procedure was really risky? >> it is. it' s also necessary. narrow opinion. >> [ sighs ] the facts are these. mr. abbott suffered a traumatic brain injury. you were in the room when we almost lost him. >> victoria: yes. it was terrifying. >> we can' t let that happen again. now that billy' s stabilized, we need to relieve that pressure on his brain. >> dr. neville: and you don' t have to cut him open to do it! look, mr. abbott -- billy -- is the perfect candidate for my protocol. it' s a compound drug therap

shelby: dr. malcolm. dr. malcolm: we are here because -- thank you very much for inviting me today to discuss this important issue. we are here today because on january 5, president obama announced lands to increasing gun control without obtaining the legislative approval of congress. certainly gun safety is essential duty of government, and we are all dismayed by the terrible incidents and rash of shootings that have taken place most recently in the president's hometown of chicago, baltimore, paris, and san bernardino. the president has the authority and duty to see that existing laws are well enforced. however, members of congress have not ignore the problem. they are sensitive to the need to balance the constitutional rights of american citizens with government measures to keep citizens likely to misuse weapons from obtaining them. however, the president, thwarted in the effort to get his ideas through, is acting on his own initiative to address gun violence. there is a fundamental problem, whether his mea

shelby: shouldn't this be a high priority for the president? dr. strange: i think it should be the highest priority. put it in the system so we can identify gang members and others who attempt to violate the law. sen. shelby: what senator langford pointed out, i think that was spot on. in your position, you have been a strong supporter of the second amendment rights. now as a founding partner in the united self-defense law firm, which focuses on providing counsel in the area of self-defense rights, you are continuing to focus your career on the protection of the second amendment right. do you believe the president's executive actions to implement new gun-control measures will have an effect on violent gun -- will have a did tarrant affect on violent gun crimes in our country? >> the answer to that is a simple no. what he has done in the area of guns as it relates to action and crime either on the street or when you have mass shootings, and mental health related incidents, there can be be a connection. anyone contemplating crime, when you think of de

shelby: shouldn't this be a high priority for the president? dr. strange: i think it should be his highest priority. -- be the highest priority. put it in the system so we can identify gang members and others who attempt to violate the law. sen. shelby: what senator langford pointed out, i think that was spot on. in your position you have been a , strong supporter of the second amendment rights. now as a founding partner in the united self-defense law, which focuses on providing counsel in the area of self-defense rights, you are continuing to focus your career on the protection of the second amendment right. do you believe the president's executive actions to implement new gun-control measures will have an effect on violent gun crimes? >> the answer to that is a simple no. what he has done in the area of guns as it relates to action and crime either on the street or when you have mass shootings, and mental health related incidents, there can be a connection. -- there cannot be a connection. anyone contemplating crime, when you think of deterrent, y

shelby: dr. malcolm. malcolm: we are here because as obama decided to pass these without congress's approval. the president has the authority and in fact the duty to see that existing laws are enforced. however, congress has not ignore the problem. the rightensitive to of american citizens to protect the first -- second amendment. president, in order to get his ideas through congress, is acting on his own. problem a fundamental whether his measures without congressional approval our constitutional. i like to address two of these faileds that i be leave the test. the president has many opportunities through executive orders and actions to direct federal agencies and the execution of the law. the constitution forbids him from changing the law. current law requires individuals , as you heard who are in the business of selling guns to get a federal license, and perform back run checks on buyers. require everyone who sells guns to perform background checks and as you heard from the attorney general, the admini

dr. hookman's team worked on research related to testing out different technologies for both small scale and commercial scale use. shelby? >> thank you so much, kathy. >>> time now to switch gears and talk to madison about the rain and snow that is on the way into the area tonight, and, madison, we're going to see this really for the rest of the week. >> that's right. we have a chance for rain or snow every single day on your seven-day forecast, which we'll look at in just a second. currently on live doppler radar, we are seeing snow hit the sierra south of the reno area, so as we. >> in on live doppler radar, we are looking at the reno-sparks area, and that storm system moving east. truckee getting hit pretty hard, and we do have chain winter storm warning in effect there as well. and six to 12 inches of snow possible above 4,500 feet for the western part of the sierra and the storm warning remaining in effect until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. and then we have the winter weather advisory for the east for the sierra and parts of far western nevada. remaining in effect with one to four inches of snow possible overnight tonight