dr. tomce as the head of health and human services, someone who literally for the last half a dozen years has been in the forefront of efforts not only to repeal obamacare but to put forward common sense free market solutions that will lower the costs of health insurance without growing the size of government. it is very exciting and should be a source of great encouragement to millions of americans who know we've got the repeal obamacare, but we've got the replace it with -- >> that's a difficult task. >> -- real solutions. >> average americans are paying $4100 more per family, so many lost their doctors, lost their plans and projected increases this year. >> right. >> do you have any idea on the time frame when that might -- that replacement might be able to happen? >> well, i think the first thing is to repeal obamacare lock, stock and barrel and make sure that we make it clear at the outset of this congress that we're starting over on healthcare reform that respects the doctor/patient rel

so dr. tom price, every cycle for the last several cycles, has introduced solid replacement bills. that's one of the thing he's going to lead the charge on. miss seema verma -- >> hold on. i don't want to move away from price yet. >> this is part of our team that's going to come in and repeal and replace this is. you saw the study that came out this morning, the gallup poll. 80% of americans think we should get rid of or make changes to obamacare. >> right, but you have to forgive some public sentiment on something that's been so misleading. the discussion about what the aca is and is not, what works and what does not, has been so spun through the mitt call cycle that you can't hold people accountable. >> here's what i think we're getting a little off track with this. for folks who are getting these premium increase letters in the mail, for people getting these policy cancellation notices, this isn't something -- >> has to be fixed. >> well, repeal and replace. this isn't some spin. >> repeal and replace is spin. everything that has been put forward by price -- he's put forward fiv

that changed during the leadership of dr. tom price and many physicians in the house. we have started to put forward an alternative. i think it will include getting rid of many of the mandates that were part of obamacare, so taxing rid of the employer for whether or not you provide health care and getting rid of the individual mandate tax for folks who may or may not or choose to have health care. our plan moving forward will include greater use of medical broaderaccounts, cooling for folks and small businesses, so if you're in a small business and have one sick person on your payroll and it spikes rates for everyone, and if you allow cooling for every competition along state lines, i think our proposal looks at tax credits, turning what was the and taxe funding credits that empower individuals to choose a private health care plan of their own, looking at high risk pools to deal with those that are already sick and cannot afford health care because they are already sick. all of the proposals will be part of the conference of plan. we are in the beginning days of figuri

. >> dr. tom nolan is health director and tells me departments that do this training are better prepared. >> clearly impactful. when we do this training we see care improves and medical high fidelity simulation on this works. >> this is the third year lakewood had the training it is the first time they are using this. a cleveland clinic truck caught the stroke treatment clinic. it offers a cat scan machine and other tools to help patients. the fire department says it is the only one of its kind. mike is paramedic supervisor for the department. >> we will take care of stroke patients with the stroke mobile and we will deliver better care >> time matters every minute spent training here could lead to the moment a patient's life is saved. >>. the faster we can deliver the care and get them to the right spot. >> the fire department says quicker access means less complication for the patient. the stroke mobile unit will be on lakewood streets in two weeks. back to you. >> thank you, shanice. >> denise:

you saw this morning, we announced the president-elect plans to nominate dr. tomcms. they will be indicted the dynamic duo for repealing and replacing obamacare. stay tuned, this afternoon we'll have more -- martha: around noon? >> i think it will be later in the afternoon. when the president-elect says goes for it we'll be ready to go. the president-elect is having dinner with governor romney. they met at bedminster a week or so ago. there are some people coming in meeting with the president-elect and vice president-elect. i think the opportunity tonight with governor romney will be to just let the two men spend a little bit more time together. but ultimately when this all sorts out, it will be the president-elect who makes this decision. whoever he does pick for that secretary of state position, it will be somebody he can have good bond with and shares his world view. and rudy giuliani could potentially joint administration in a high-level capacity. the president is putting together the best and the brightest from nikki haley to dr. tom price. martha: it sounds

he picked georgia congressman, dr. tom price, who has confirmed will likely help him dismantle the health care law. here's some reaction from the white house. >> the president-elect has chosen to nominate someone to be his secretary of health and human services who is an ardent opponent of the affordable care act and somebody who says he is committed to appealing it. and to the extent they put forward any ideas, and there have not been many, and when they have, they have been ideas to undermine the law, not change it. >> k.g., why is this coming as a surprise to democrats? they knew that donald trump said if he won he would take and repeal and replace obamacare. dr. price, an opponent of obamacare has even floated his own alternative to obamacare. >> well, it sounds like somebody really prepared, shovel ready, to go in there and head the department and get things done. just one of the things that president-elect promised that he would do to his supporters as he campaigned across the country, that he was going to do somethi

congratulations to dr. tom price, his wife, state representative betty, and their son, robert, my former intern, on this deserved honor. i look forward to watching his success in this new role for the american people. in conclusion, god bless our troops and may the president by his actions never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized. mr. higgins: rise o toyed today to the 21 stth century cures act. in my western new york community, open point of order overdoses doubled from 2014 to 2015, and tragically that number expected to double again this year. this bill delivers funds to help states and families fight the epidemic. this legislation also makes substantial investments and promising research for those fighting cancer, alzheimer's, and other debilitating diseases, bringing us closer to the promise of better treatment and cures for the af

dr. tom is an allergy specialist at the university of south florida. >> there's lot of people that that don't get diagnosed because they go to the emergency room. they have abdominal pain they don't have a lot of swelling that's visible. and often times those people if you don't think of it might have exploratory surgery or they get a problem since surgery can make symptoms worse. that's because people with hae can't breakdown a chemical that causes blood vessels to leak fluid. even simply trauma triggers its release. patient would get a dental procedure and then swelling in the mouth. and some times spread down to the upper airways swelling that blocks airways can be fatal. my elder brother died fra it at 31 years old. now myrtle hopes an drug called dx2930 will help her avoid that same fate. the doctor is supervising the drugging clinical trial at usf. with this particular study we're looking to go see if we can prevent attacks. preventing begins with recognizing you might have the problem.

. >> dr. tom price, chairman of the house budget committee. member of the ways and means. every cycle the last several introduced solid replacement healthcare option builds and that is the things he's going to lead the charge on. >> and also favors over hauling medicaid and meds care. under paul ryan's plan medicare enrollees would receive subsidies from the government to cover or offset their expenses trump also selecting see ma very ma to serve as the administrator for medicaid and medicare services. close ties to the mike pence, having designed the medicaid expansion under obamacare. in the meantime the palace intrigue over who will be chosen as secretary of state continues to take center stage as trump hosts more contenders in new york today. trump welcoming bob corker to trump tower. >> he needs to choose someone he's very comfortable with. that he knows there is going to be no daylight between him and them. >> and having a dinner with mitt romney. with the two being joined by their wives. the sit down is so trump and romney the can get to know each other more. >> and

. >> lapook: dr. tom frieden is responsible for making sure that doesn't happen. he's director of the centers for are there? >> tom frieden: i can't tell you that. but we have them distributed such that we can reach any part of the u.s. within 12 hours or less. >> lapook: they are called strategic national stockpiles, and our "60 minutes" cameras were given a rare look inside one of the secret facilities. >> frieden: if there were a big outbreak, we have medical supplies-- vaccines, antibiotics, intravenous fluids. things that would be needed to keep people alive and protect them. for a zika vaccine to add to the arsenal. until then, the c.d.c. is deploying hundreds of scientists and public health workers to promote mosquito control, raise awareness about prevention, and develop new ways of testing for the virus. you recently wrote that zika presents an unprecedented threat to our nation. >> frieden: zika really is unprecedented. never before have we seen a mosquito-borne virus that can cause birth defects. >> frieden: mosquitoes usually quiet down around the end

the appointment of dr. tom price as the head of health and human services, someone who literally for last half a dozen years has been in the forefront of efforts not only to repeal obamacare but to put forward common sense free market solutions that will lower the cost of health insurance without growing the size of government is very exciting and should be a source of great encouragement to millions of americans. >> this is something that america has been waiting for. right? there's going to be changes to obamacare. what's it going to be? i'm watching with fascination, because i don't think it's going to be as easy as some people think. i think they might repeal and then wait to replace. >> so we had the discussion yesterday on how is this going to work. juan pointed out accurately that price's -- this was price's idea in 2009 that we were looking at. paul ryan came out with a statement i believe yesterday or this morning say, this is great news. congressman pence -- price's plan. they will put together someth

. >> reporter: i walked the abandoned rail bed with mindy and dr. tom sherman to the source of concern. both are involved with the sea coast cancer cluster. they alerted state health officials when children were diagnosed with the same cancer and another rare >> there are some parents who have lost their child, there are some whose children are very sic and they don't know whether their child is going to survive. >> reporter: parents around coakley have expressed fears the cancers could be linked to toxic chemicals found in wells near the superfund sight they emerging contaminates. >> nobody wants to find chemicals in their drinking water. >> reporter: etch deemologist dr. benjamin shann l investigation for the state of new hampshire p.f.c.s have possible negative health effects when concentrated levels show up in drinking water. in animal testing the e.p.a. says high levels affected the liver, thyroid and reproductive system. >> we have 205 wells in the state that have tested above 70 parts per trillion. >> reporter: they have also found elevated level

. >> it will be the first thing out of the gate, the appointment of dr. tomthe head of health and human services, someone who literally for the last half a dozen years has been in the forefront of efforts not only to repeal obamacare, but to put forward common sense free market solutions that will lower the cost of health insurance without growing the size of government. very exciting and should be a source of great encouragement to millions of americans. >> i was just so disappointed to see the president-elect elect congressman price to serve as secretary of health and human services. between this nomination of an avowed medicare opponent and republicans here in washington threatening to privatize medicare, it's clear that washington republicans are plotting a war on seniors. >>> all right, a wisconsin judge denied green party candidate jill stein's request. the hearing took place last night after stein's campaign paid a $3.5 million fee, stein filed a suit to require all wisconsin counties to do the recount by hand to rule out any electronic tampering. the

and dr. tom price soon to be secretary price is going to help us take the agenda first to appeal and then to work with leaders in congress and the house and the senate to craft solutions which will be implemented, you know, over a phased in period of time. we don't want any american to be anxious about a transition. it will be an orderly transition as the president-elect said in that famous speech in philadelphia. but we'll be working toward really a solution that's grounded in the american principles of free market economics and respecting the doctor-patient relationship. >> one position that seems to have gotten the most attention is secretary of state. >> right. >> big meeting with governor romney tonight. i know he was with general petraeus yesterday. rudy giuliani's name, senator bob ork r corker's name. obviously the decision hasn't been made. there are some good people here. but in the case of governor romney who called donald trump racist, misogynist, unqualified for the office, apparentl

. >> dr. tom price, chairman of the house budget committee and a member of ways and means every cycle for the last several cycles introduced solid replacement health care option bills. that's one of the things he'll lead the charge on. >> reporter: he also favors overhauling medicaid and medicare. under his plan enrollees would receive subsidies. >> we say to republicans who want to privetize medicare, try it. >> reporter: also selecting the administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. close ties to vice president mike pence, having designed indiana's medicaid expansion under obamacare. meantime, the palace intrigue over who will be chosen as secretary of state continues to take center stage as trump hosts more contenders today. inviting bob corker to trump tower. >> he needs to choose someone who he's comfortable with, who he knows there will be no day light between them and him. >> reporter: having a dinner tonight with mitt romney, with the two being joined by their wives.

a potential showdown looming after obamacare critics and georgia congressman dr. tomrice is tapped to lead the health and human services department. could this be the end of the affordable care act or will repealing it and replacing it be tougher than expected? >>> president obama preparing a final flury of executive orders, oh, no, before leaving office, despite warnings, that president-elect donald trump could undo them. more on that coming up next. bill assumed it was a costume party. bill assumed his mayo was the best choice. assume nothing. unlike hellmann's, kraft real mayo spreads on smoother and still has no artificial flavors. no wonder the holidays taste so good. meghan: back to our top story. president-elect donald trump tapping obamacare critic and georgia congressman tom price to lead the department of health and human services. price has been fighting to replace the affordable care act for years, introducing bills in every congress since obamacare was introduced in 2009. price saying about his nomination, quote, there is much work to be done to insure we

. >> you mentioned elaine chao for transportation and then there's congressman and dr. tom price for health and human services secretary, a big opponent of obamacare. what is your take on that? >> well, i mean you could say it about almost any republican, but i think he's been somebody who has been putting forth alternatives to obamacare and has been front and center on the issue. so i think it shows that he's serious about repealing obamacare, not particularly surprising. this has been one of the number one issues for republicans, and so i would expect him to probably move pretty quickly on that. >> didn't tom price say he wanted to privatize medicare and donald trump said he can't do it. >> yes, democrats are salivating at that because donald trump broke with the republican party on in the election and probably reepd benefits with older white voters and probably wouldn't like the idea of privatization. >> you know, as we're sitting here talking i received another text from somebody on the transition. john kelley, this retired marine general will be at trump tower again to

. >> you mentioned elaine chao for transportation and congressman dr. tom price for health health and big opponent of obamacare. what's your take on that? >> you can say that about any republican but he's been putting forth alternatives to obamacare and has been front and center on the issue, so i think it shoes he's serious about repealing obamacare, not particularly surprising, been one of the number one issues for republicans, and soy would expect him to move pretty quickly ton. >> tom price said he wanted to privatize medicare. >> democrats are sort of salivating at that because this is something that donald trump sort of broke with the republican party under during the election and probably reaped benefits with older white voters and, you know, probably wouldn't like the idea of privatization. >> as we're sitting here talking, i've received another desk, john kelly, this retired marine general, is going to be a trump tower again tomorrow y.this is important, a lot of people say it's department of homeland security, secretary of state, been focusing so

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tom: here's dr. timothy johnson. >> turning our clocks back an hour, daylight savings does get you an extra hour of precious sleep, but that may throw off savings but we can use the time , before it happens to minimize its effect on our sleep paterns. good sleep habits and getting enough rest today and tomorrow will help your body can acclimate better to the change. lower the lights, turn off the tv and devices, and trick yourself into going to bed a half hour later two nights in a row, and set your alarm for 15 minutes more sleep both mornings. baby steps that might help. also, remember that daylight savings time in the fall means savings time in the fall means people will be spending more of that can mean more traffic depression known as seasonal affective disorder. remember, we were all spring forward again in a few months. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. tom: there you go. everything that goes around recall. millions of washing machines recalled for their potential to explode.

we're going to hear from dr. tom fre freiden. this is about 45 minutes. >>> well, good morning. we're going to get right to the worst case scenario here. i don't know how many of you have seen the movie conta containgaion, how close are we in the infectious disease world to a scenario like that? i'm going to start with you dr. freiden. we've seen ebola, we're dealing with zika, all these desisiseas. how close are we to some biblical playing? >> every year, we identify one new path jen. everyday, we start a new investigation that could detect a new pathogen. bill gates said said only two things can kill 10 million people around the world, nuclear war or biological event. if you look back what happened, it happened before. 1950, 100 million people killed around the world. even 1957, influenza pandemic, cost 3% of the world's gdp. even relatively small outbreak cost about $30 billion. these are deadly, costly problems. we don't know when the next one will come. where it will come from. or what it will be. we're certain there will be a next one. >> and in terms of the gates foundati

through the leadership of dr. tom price and many of the physicians in the house, fill row and others, we've started to put forward an alternative. i think it will include getting rid of many of the mandates that were part of obamacare, getting mandates, getting rid of small business punishment if you have one sick person on your payroll it causes your rates to go up. allow broader fooling. i think our proposal looks at tax credits turning what was the obamacare funding, turning to x credits that empower plans that encourage people to choose loovens their own. helping those who can't get health care because they're already sick. or again in the beginning days of -- again, we're in the beginning days of figuring out what that height look like. it's clear we can't just rip the rug out from under this thing in one day. many of these policies are being implemented right now. whatever we do, will probably take effect over the course of the next year so that everybody can keep their policies that they have now and over the c

dr. timothy johnson. tom: next at 5:30, how easy it is to support local nonprofits. jennifer: which local city could be added to the list that charged shoppers for bags. tom: next we take you inside one amazon warehouse on its busiest tom: now at 5:30, developments in the new hampshire opioid crisis, the results we are seeing after the state signed onto the national drug monitoring program. mike: to fall as the first of two systems this week moves on through. a look at the timeline of when more rain arrives. jennifer: another tweet, another controversy, what president elect donald trump said about flag burning that has people talking tonight. tom: plus thousands of workers walk off the job, all of them fighting to raise their minimum wage. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: tonight new numbers are offering hope in fighting the opioid crisis. welcome back, everyone, i'm tom griffith. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. fewer prescriptions are being written for certain highly addictive drugs, this is according to a legislative report. and fewer people are so-ca

today dr. tom price, i think that's a great selection from health and human services.g him in one time but having dinner with him last night, and a serious consideration here and i think mitt romney is up for a very serious consideration. i give donald trump credit. that's a little lincolnesque, putting a group together that maybe didn't support you or worked hard against you and you think they have a talent that could be an addition to the team. i think american public will look at donald trump in a different manner and say he's up for the job and seriously considering putting the best people in to be prepared. >> house majority leader, kevin mccarthy. thank you very much. >>> you are right, coker was the first establishment voice to come out. >> right. >> obviously there are issues, but i think that he is coming in to talk. and those are the ones that stand out. >> well, you know, it's interesting, willie, but mitch mcconnell the majority leader in the senate and the house have both come out and said in the past several hours that flag burning is protected by the fir

so that leadership's going to have to come in this particular case dr. tom price.bably got obamacare for his umbrella. but somehow or another it's got to get in here. there's a 21st century cures act, which i believe the president just signed off on the amendments from congress. it's really republican program heavily supported by democrats, and it's a $6 billion package. it's going to be signed i think into law within the next three or four days. and my point is that that's where congress manages its own funds through the appropriations committee and through the omb. once it goes to the nih, it's internal to the nih. >> and they make the choice. >> and they make the choices. they did make the distinction what's going to get done first or second or third. it's not open to the public. it's not a discussion you can have. we raise $3.2 billion for autism through congress. it all went to the nih. and i wish i could tell you that 50% of that money was well spent. i wish i could tell you that. so this is one of these things where i'm focused on pancreatic cancer, which is

set to name obamacare critic congressman/dr. tom price to his cabinet as we learn of a private dinner planned tonight with mitt romney and donald trump. it is a sign -- is this the sign of an announcement ahead or a big letdown when he says pass the salt and by the way, you're out or in as secretary of state. a lot of intrigue and reason to watch. we're just about out of music. it's time for me to say, get dressed, your mornings are better with friends. >>> we start our telecast today with a fox news alert. the ohio state university student who rammed his car into a crowd, pulled out a butcher's knife and slashed everybody he could may have been motivated by terror. >> this morning we have brand new information about the attacker's past, as investigators are trying to piece together the motive here. >> garrett tenney is live in columbus, ohio, with the latest. garrett, fill us in. >> reporter: hey, good morning y'all. one senior lawmaker says that this attack bears all the hallmarks of terrorism but before investigators can say that

dr. seuss type stuff. >> tom: i go to johnny carson. we have two things going on traffic wise. one good, one bad. at western avenue now connecting as of 6:00 this morning into grand central that is the first real benefit of project neon. it might already be open. good news in that regard. we have a water line repair taking place southbound on paradise at desert inn. live look now shows the repairs are under way. not a major delay but wet so that looks like it's going to be at least a couple of hours, maybe all day long. right now we are keeping an eye on the weather with both dana and kelly. >> dana: tom with the american flag tie. i salute you on this veterans day. >> kelly: this is incredible. watch this car. you see it down a storm drain. >> kelly: i watched this over and over trying to figure out why this car is spinning. there are conflicting reports over the number of deaths with this. safe to say several people are missing which is very concerning obviously with all of this floodwater that went through the area. they have been experiencing a drought which makes it harder

dr. timothy johnson. tom: up next at 5:00, a deadly house explosion under investigation in maine. neighbors say it burned to the ground in thr accident. jean: and black friday deals come early for amazon shoppers. why you have to be quick to get some of these deals. tom: now to our u local hot shot, this group was out enjoying a fall ride and the beauty of new hampshire. you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of u local members by logging onto molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, it's politics for him. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up t

joining us now, chris stirewalt, tom bevin, and dr. larry sabato. great to see you all.et me start with the gentlemen on the set. so, nate silver, who's been wrong a lot this election, i'm sorry, he has. 538 -- >> that one thing. >> he nailed it four years ago but he was a hot mess during the primary season. but e he has hillary has a 70% chance of winning. do you agree with that, tom? >> roughly. >> could you expand onthat? >> hillary has the advantage. trump has a narrow path. he's going to have to hold certain states and perhaps pick off upsets in another state. she's got the advantage. and roughly, yeah, i would say 30%. >> do you agree with what jason miller was saying about colorado looking very much in play for the trump campaign? >> not particularly. but we need to be careful when we look at all of the early voting data as trace was pointing out. we don't know. we can guess based on the cou y counties that they're coming from, we can extrapolate a lot of stuff out this. but every cycle more people vote earlier. at least 40% of the ball lots cast in the united sta

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tom waits. ♪ judy collins, and dr.om new orleans, peter yarrow, -- .> they called meow -- al amy goodman: that's al jolson, and our beloved odetta. ♪ dime?an you spare a ♪ dime? ♪spare a ♪ amy goodman: "brother, can you spare a dime?" may well be a new anthem for many americans. the lyrics to that classic american song were written by yip harburg. he was blacklisted during the mccarthy era. during his career as a lyricist, yip harburg used his words to express anti-racist, pro-worker messages. he's best known for writing the lyrics to the wizard of oz, but he also had two hits on broadway: bloomer girls, about the women's suffrage movement, and finian's rainbow, a kind of immigrants' anthem about race and class and so much else. today, in this democracy now! special, we pay tribute to yip harburg's life. ernie harburg is yip's son and biographer. he co-wrote the book who put the rainbow in the wizard of oz?: yip harburg, lyricist. i met up with ernie harburg at the new york public library for performing arts at lincoln

and tom, on trump's incoming today, there is word tonight that dr. ben carson who, of course, ran for president, has removed himself from consideration for the citing experience? >> reporter: david, carson's top adviser telling reuters that carson's life has not prepared him to be a cabinet secretary, an interesting thing to say, since carson thought he had enough experience to run for president. carson himself saying he as a federal bureaucrat would be, quote, like a fish out of water. david? >> tom llamas leading us off. tom, thank you. >>> and you heard tom report there on the president-elect's tweets over the popular vote, which hillary clinton won. he also tweeted about the electoral college. but those two different outcomes this time are helping to fuel tonight in washington, d.c., young people walking out of school, flooding the national monuments. and it also comes amid new and disturbing images tonight from supporters of both sides. abc's mary bruce now. >> we reject the president-elect. >> reporter: in the nation's capitol today, hundreds o

tom: we'll talk about that with dr. roach through the morning. he's with yale university. seum, voting in eight states occurring right now including new york. francine? francine: tom, this is what we're hoog at in terms of the market. there's a little bit of caution. i know the polls are suggesting and i really think they are pricing in a clinton win but this is for the world index, they're flatter than they weres, the futures on the s&p also slipping and european shares in advance and gold eking out some of the gains a the this point to a little investor caution before the presidential election with opinion polls showing hillary clinton narrowly ahead of donald trump. this is bloomberg on election day . . wow, x1 has netflix? hey, drop a beat. ♪ show me orange is the new black ♪ ♪ wait, no, bloodline ♪ how about bojack, luke cage ♪ oh, dj tanner maybe show me lilyhammer ♪ ♪ stranger things, marseille, the fall ♪ ♪ in the same place as my basketball? ♪ ♪ narcos, fearless, cooked ♪ the crown, marco polo, lost and found ♪ ♪ grace and frankie, hemlock grove, season one of...!

tom. we're quarantined. the children are sick, but they're all right they're all right. i couldn't stand it if you got sick too. we need some groceries. not. who says i'm not? dr. calhoun and mr. gilman. well, we've had about enouou of them and their rules. and nothing done about the sickness. tom! that water is as pure as an angel's undershirt. and we're late, doc. i've brought you samples from every source of water i could find. and milk from every cow. you say there's no bugs and it can't be carried on the wind. we're up against it. how do you feel, hoby? oh, i'm all right. i've got a little headache and i'm tired, but otherwise i'm all right. well that's fine. those ararthe first symptoms. open up. you know, there's a critical percentage in every epidemic. once you exceed that point, there's no way of stopping it. we're awful close to that point now. that's why we have no time. you leave that in there, put that back. you know, it's a frightening though town might die because of one person what are you trying to say, doc? hoby, there's a typhoid carrier in porter. now wait a minute! maybe most of you never saw a plague before but i have. and i'm m rning you,