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seen with her medical history, you suggested there would be a good idea for her at least to get an ekg to make sure she is okay. >> yeah, i think when you look at something like that. and obviously you're just looking at videos. none of us have examined it. when you look at the video she does seem to have some difficulty walking. they say that she was feeling overheated. she is having having trouble with her balance, forget that she is hillary clinton or a candidate for president. i think anybody who has an episode like that, probably a basic check-up, ekg is part of the basic work-up. getting a lab check, as you said earlier to be cautious, i do think things are going to be common here, meaning that being dehydrated, as a result of having your blood pressure go a little bit lower, feeling not well, that is probably the logical explanation. but i do think that probably getting it checked out makes sense. >> last time we heard about her blood pressure was last year, her physician put out the information her blood pressure at that time was 100 over 65, heart rate 72, her ekg that she had

ekg, chest x ray, really nothing that i could see that was omitted., i mentioned the cancer screening, age appropriate health maintenance stuff. i didn't hear a lot about immunizations. that's important, but it's not, it's not the, the omission of that doesn't mean anything significant to me. >> one of the things we talked about last night was the type of imaging that hillary clinton got that diagnosed her pneumonia on september 9th. there was an interesting moment where the tv doctor, dr. oz said, is reading through this letter which we're told he never had seen before he saw it on camera, and he explains my goodness, his ekg was normal, he seems to be exclaiming that it's remarkable that he's had those tests. that he's had those exams. do you have any insight there? >> i saw the clips also. and i don't know how much of his reaction or his response was really trying to convey something to us. i think he was pleasantly surprised that he had all of this information in front of him. that was really pretty complete if you're talking about cardiology and

ekg chest knra on april 14th was normal. normal ecocardiogram was done two years ago, and your testosterone is 441, which is actually good. and you're only on the statin drug. if a patient of mine had these records, i would be really happy. and i would send them on their way. >> dr. oz would be really happy and he would send them on their way. what would you do? >> i would want to know more history. we know about his family history. he has parents that lived a while. we know about some of the tests he has had over the last few years. what has he had in the past couple decades. that's what i want to know and dpoeks on because that could affect him as well. some of the things to me that don't matter as much, his test ta tosterone. again, we have to put it in perspective. he is overweight, almost to the point of being obese. he's 29.5 on the bmi. we just calculated it, thank you, hallie. 30 makes you obese. he's right at the edge. according to dr. bornstein, when he wrote the letter, he had lost 15 pounds, which mean tz he's do

sanjay gupta say maybe out of an abundance of caution she should get an ekg, a full test to make sure there is nothing there. >> right, the early indications are not that the campaign is going to be open and transparent with the press. the way they've handled this today has been flawed a lot of people on cnn noted that the access and the information has not been forthcoming. i'm sure they're trying to figure it out now. i think everyone would agree that hillary clinton should do whatever she needs to do to make sure that she's healthy and continue this rigorous grueling schedule. maybe she go ahead and do that. theish issue is she going to be honest and open and transparent with the american people what's going on and how much they know and don't know. >> what do you anticipate larry the reaction from the donald trump campaign will be? so far there hasn't been any real reaction probably because this is the memorial of 9/11, 15th anniversary of 9/11 on this day, maybe they're waiting? >> wolf, does anyone doubt that donald trump will refer to this in a derogatory way sooner or later in

as kelley pointed out about what was released of basic information on the medical file including an ekg and blood pressure and donald trump's weight at 267 pounds which doctor oz felt to be slightly over weight. i want to bring in gabriel sherman, the editor of new york magazine. it is good of yto have you with. given the optics, how much should we trust the virility that we'll be getting from tomorrow for doctor oz's talk show. >> what's so unique of the trump campaign is he's applying a reality show aspects to it where he's trying to build in sus spensuh spence and now we are all talking about it and glued to the show. i think this is a trademark trump tactic. >> the doctor of the same person that we got the one-page report where he declared that trump will be the healthiest president. i think i picked up his kind of language and interpret it into my home. >> that was based on a tweet that donald trump put out. >> so borstein felt a need to replicate that. how do we know if all the facts budge? >> well, we don't. as what's so traumatically different about the cycle where we are having

he had a calcium scan, he had chest x rays and ekgs plus the lab results he did last week. >> he's toldhe doesn't really exercise, he doesn't eat right. >> you can't argue with the test results, as a doctor, all i can do is assess what i was given. and genes do play a role. >> do you think we need to see more from donald trump that we got today? >> the letter that i got is typically what i would get, if i was taking care of a patient and they're coming to see me for the first time. so it is the standard, for many physicians at least as a starting point. >> what did you see there, what was your judgment? >> if he was my patient, i think the results were good for a man of his age. >> after the taping, we'll find out more tomorrow, another break for us right now. you shop online for the best deals on electronics, travel, even shoes. so why not loans? visit lendingtree.com today and get up to five free loan offers from competing lenders in under two minutes. then pick the best deal on mortgage loans, auto loans, personal loans, and a whole lot more. if you choose a loan, the lender pays us.

and ekgs and the connecticut -- ct scan of the heart.hose could be important tests to relay any concerns about heart disease. >> when he admits he doesn't exercise and he's overweight. >> and a statin drug. and that is what you would really want to zero o in on. >> and doctor, first of all, you are supporting hillary clinton. but you have told me on the show that you wanted a full neurological exam. you wanted those results. obviously we're not getting a full medical history here in either case. we certainly don't have that on the neurallogical side. are you satisfied with what you now have. >> i was very impressed she got a ct scan. by that alone i'm very impressed with her doctor. but i think both klds should have what we call neuropsychologic testing. -- both candidates. i think she needs neuropsychologic testing just to see there's no neurologic sequelae from her injury. and trump i think needs a neuropsychologic because of his erratic behavior. if somebody came into my office with that kind of -- the kind of things that he does, i w

he had results from chest x-rays and ekgs, and the laboratory results from last week. >> there will be blow-back because he did this on a television show. you know, you're a doctor on tv. you're not his personal physician. you didn't grill him. you said it wasn't your role to ask him tough questions, you're not a journalist. what would you say to critics? show that talks about health. i did not run the tests myself. but it is a comprehensive view of a person. that would be revealed from one doctor to another. >> dr. oz with kate snow this afternoon. trump is facing a new investigation into his charity foundation spending practices. including tens of thousands for a portrait of trump himself. and an illegal donation to a state attorney general. whose office elected fraud. we get more from nbc's katie turr. >> tonight donald trump who claims to have given millions away to charity is under investigation for his philanthropy. the new york attorney general looking into the trump foundation, after the "washington post" uncovered a series of questionable donations. at issue, a six-foot tall p

and his most resent test ekg and chest x-ray were normal as well. trump told oz he shared the records because "when you are running for president you have to be healthy." >>> in the meantime hillary clinton back on the campaign trail after taking a few days off to recover from pneumonia. her first stop is in raleigh, north carolina. joining president obama at >>> sky scraper has a new owner the k and d group bought the terminal tower today in $38.5 million dole. not only will the cleave happened landmark remain home for corporate officers, clevelanders will have a chance to live inside the tower in one of the 293 planned luxury apartments. no word yet on when those will might not beat the explosive problems, which one of the tech phones could be behind this car explosion. >>> we are now officially one week away until the first day of fall, it won feel like it tomorrow but tracking shower and thunderstorm chances by saturday, the timing is straight ahead. >>> thanks, michael. >>> 15 years after i'm gone what will i have left behind and for me it's re

reports he had seen including a ct scan of the heart, an echo cardiogram of the heart, including an ekg and the cholesterol and whatnot. and i said were you concerned, and he said everything looked good for a man of his age, and he had no concerns. if you bring that up, the heart is one area that you'd focus in on certainly and at least from dr. oz's perspective interpreting the results that were handed to him by another doctor who interpreted the results, he was not concerned. >> he provided a one -- a brief one-page summary of his medical record on the show. before you respond, let's watch. >> why not share your medical records? >> i have really no problem in doing it. i have it right here. should i do it? i don't care. [ applause ] should i do it? it's -- it's two letters, one is the report and the other is from lennox hill hospital. >> may i see them? >> yeah, sure. >> those were the reports from -- these were all the tests just done. >> what did you make of him revealing his medical records in this format? >> it's highly unusual. >> extremely unusual. >> can you call it medical rec

oz reading off statistics about an ekg and blood pressure and cholesterol levels. one audience member said he described campaigning as his exercise and moving his hands around when he was speaking was a work out. the exam was performed by harold bornstein. the name is trump's long time doctor. you may remember him from back in december when the trump campaign put out a letter saying if trump was elected he would be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency." that was his personal physician there. harold bornstein. katie has been covering these developments here. we know he handed information to dr. oz, we are not sure exactly what was there, but we got more details. fill us in on that and what we are hearing in terms of finding out more. will we get the letter? >> it's unclear if we will get the letter or not or get additional history, but i can tell you, it has been something of a whirl wind today. this morning his campaign is telling reporters that donald trump would not be discussing his medical records or the results of his physical on dr. oz to

he had ekgs and an echo cardiogram, donald trump.reface it by saying he is getting results from another doctor who is interpreting the results who happens to be friends with donald trump. you have to take it with that grain of salt. but he said looking at the test results he was not concerned and thought they looked fine for someone of his age. also his numbers, cholesterol and all of that. he is on a statin drug but in summary there wasn't a concern that dr. oz seemed to have about trump's heart. >> the amount of information that dr. oz told you was provided, compare to the amount that hillary clinton had. >> good point. neither are enough probably but with secretary clinton's report, you did get a more detailed accounting, not only of some specific health returns but the ct scan of the heart, brain, lungs the medication she's been on and she is on a blood thinner looking at how they are establishing what blood thinner she should be on and what the test results are have been. you did get a complete picture. we will see if there is m

>> we are doing an ekg right now. >> >> reporter: the requested backup to transfer more than 200 patients. it took 3 days to figure out exactly who showed up. and with what. >> making sure we do a better job in the future of getting what resources we have coming entries -- identifying it. >> reporter: the confusion did not delay patient transfers. and credits the dispatchers for keeping calm. >> when you look at the guidelines on a day-to-day basis, there is no guideline for evacuating an entire hospital. >> reporter: icon tested -- contacted the hospital and they had not heard them until i told em the range of emotions in everyone's voices. but they are proud of everyone for what they did. >>> on the heels of hillary clinton's recent ethical issue trump is saying he will release his health records. he is doing it on the doctor oz show. the move adds more pressure on clinton to release her's. some fearing she is not healthy enough to stay in office. she admits she got dizzy yesterday but did not faint while leaving the memorial. her team says she was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. on

ekg on april 14th was normal. normal echo cardiogram done two years ago and your testosterone is 441 which is actually good. >> natalie again joining us now. what did we learn from that? what did we not learn from that? >> just so everyone understands what yesterday's show was revealing to us. dr. oz went through something called review of systems which is traditionally used when you see a patient for the first time to see if there's anything unusual or out of the ordinary for the patients recently. it doesn't give me an indication of what his life history has been and example of that would be if you ask someone, do you have chest pain? and you could have a person who has a well established history of heart disease will say no because none at this moment because they're treated for heart disease. i liked the fact that dr. oz did a review of systems because it gives everybody an idea that currently, mr. trump is feeling quite well but it doesn't, as hallie pointed out before, no insight into his true past medical h

he had results from chest x-rays and ekgs, and the laboratory results from last week. >> there will be blow-back because he did this on a television show. you know, you're a doctor on tv. you're not his personal physician. you didn't grill him. you said it wasn't your role to ask him tough questions, you're not a journalist. what would you say to critics? >> i'm a doctor. i host a television show that talksut tests myself. but it is a comprehensive view of a person. that would be revealed from one doctor to another. >> dr. oz with kate snow this afternoon. trump is facing a new investigation into his charity foundation spending practices. including tens of thousands for a portrait of trump himself. and an illegal donation to a state attorney general. whose office elected not to investigate trump university for fraud. katie turr. >> tonight donald trump who claims to have given millions away to charity is under investigation for his philanthropy. the new york attorney general looking into the trump foundation, after the "washington post" uncovered a series of questionable donations. at

results from ekgs plus lab results from last week. >> reporter: meanwhile a source said other than the candidate's body mass index being a little high, trump claims to be in good physical health. >> we will continue to talk about this as we learn more. thank you. keep it here on news channel 8. again, dr. oz will discuss trump's most recent physical during an interview this morning on "today" at 7:00 right after news channel 8 over to leigh for weather and traffic on the 8s. >> it is quite humid. and we have the wind flow that comes off the gulf of mexico. and it feels a little bit more like maybe august or late july. that's unfortunately how it's going to feel for the next few days. hour-by-hour, 79 degrees at 8:00 a.m. 86 at noon. and afternoon high of 89. happening right around 3:00 p.m. what about the rainfall potential. we are really between now and about noon, there will be a couple showers but mostly west of 75 off the gulf we will spotty showers to push farther inland. and most of you getting less than an inch of rain but maybe spot where is it's 2 inches. eight day the tempera

f0 he had a calcium scan of his results from chest x-rays and ekgs plus lab results from last week. reporter: meanwhile a source said other than the candidate's body mass index being a little high, trump claims to be in good physical health. >> we will continue to talk about this as we learn more. thank you. keep it here on news channel 8. again, dr. oz will discuss trump's most recent physical during an interview this morning on "today" at 7:00 right after neha don't miss that. >>> a police involved shooting in ohio leaves one man dead. what investigators are learning about the suspect just ahead. >>> and a man is hit by lightning. hear his amazing story plus what he says saved his life. next. >>> first, zika virus is spreading but some in florida want the state to stop spraying pesticides. >>> you're watching news we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody

ekgs. also an echocardiogram of his heart talking about donald trump of course. i asked -- again, prefacing it by saying he's getting results from another doctor who's interpreting those results who happens to also be friends with donald trump. talking about dr. bornstein. so you have to take it with that grain of salt. but he said looking at those test result he was not concerned. he thought they looked find for someone of his age and also his numbers, cholesterol numbers and all that. he's on a statin drug but in summary there wasn't a concern that dr. oz seemed to have about mr. trump's heart. >> the amount of information dr. oz told you was provided. compare that to the amount of information hillary clinton has -- >> it is a good point. neither are enough probably. but with secretary clinton's report you did get a more detailed accounting not only of specific health concerns but the results of tests, ct scan of the brain, the heart, the lungs, the various medications she's been on and even things like she's on this blood thinner looking at how they are establ

ekg, chest x-ray on april 14th was normal. normal echocardiogram was done two years ago. your testosterone was 441 which is actually good. >> that was the taping with dr. oz. here's another doctor. dr. sanjay gupta is here because that was the information released only to dr. oz. that information is now in a letter from donald trump's personal doctor and released to the public. what are we learning here? >> this was the letter mr. trump pulled out of his pocket and handed to dr. oz. it's a letter from his doctor he then gave to another doctor to sort of interpret. the numbers as you heard from dr. oz, they look pretty good. there's no reason to suspect there's any problems here. he talked about everything from these cholesterol numbers to testosterone, got a round of applause which i thought was really interesting. he's also a heart surgeon, oz, so he really focused in on the heart. ekgs looked fine, he had an echocardiogram of the heart, a ct scan of the heart as well, and that all looked fine. he has a little bit of elevated cholesterol for which he takes a statin drug

. >> diagnosis is made using some x-rays and ct scans scams pet scan ekg protests and others. it's hard to estimate how many people have the disease. it can affect people all around the world, but there are certain demographics tend to get get more commonly the us population it is much more, and much more severe and african-americans and in fact a little more common in women it's also more likelyit it will be severe multiple organs a lot of those people actually need to have treatment both from the disease inro the treatment on their i am ready for some football? coming up on tomorrow's show is for postseason that means it's time to tailgate will haveho the latest and greatest products plus it is one stays on it will be in the kitchen cooking been spawned gave me this crazy idea for a casserole take a cheeseburger. it's going to be funoa. >> it would be interesting and fun. >> friday is our playhousese shw we will see what is new in the theater district as well including this one ear. always a lot of fun on this issue because playhouse square continues to improve get better in

liz: that's the ekg of the market. the calm-down. we have hillary's doctor linking her sudden allergic cough to her allergy. the microsoft cloud helps us stay connected. the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we could never do that before. the cloud gave us a single platform to reach across our entire organization. it helps us communicate better. we use the microsoft cloud's advanced analytics tools to track down cybercriminals. this cloud helps transform business. this is the microsoft cloud. liz: it was a disturbing collapse to see hillary clinton at that 9/11 event. the campaign saying secretary clinton is suffering from a cough related to allergies. she was diagnosed with pneumonia. she was advised to rest and modify her schedule. this morning at the 9/11 event she became overheated and dehydrated. we showed friday hillary has had a nasty cough since january. watch. [coughing] excuse me. l

. >> his ekg and psa and omg and brb were spectacular and he is down with opp. there is no family history of being a pansy. he takes out names and an ass whooping. he is perfect in every way. harvey b frankenstein. >> can i have a copy? >> jimmy, is all the health stuff behind us now? >> no. h is scary. >> she was wobbly. >> the the election gets scarier every day. i don't know what scares me more. trump having his finger on the button or hillary having her forehead on the button. remember that genesis video where ronald reagan accidentally nukes the country when he reaches for his water. >> it has to be ready. >> are you upset that if hillary wins she will take the nuclear football and make it that a soccer ball? >> you know how i peel about soccer. >> she is an international. >> dr. bornstein de cherried trump the healthy yes -- healthiest person to ever live was a little over the top. a journalist dug up this note from winston churchill's doctor in 1932. it reads, this is to certify the post accident convalescence of the honorable winston churchill necessitat

laboratories, while normal, the physical exam, the last time it was done, it was normal, a chest x-ray, ekg, colonoscopy, all normal as well. nothing in the letter raises any concern, and whether this letter and what hillary clinton put out will be enough to assure voters that they are healthy, we'll have to see. question. the recent survey said that 4 in 10 americans care about the future president's health. will they possibly need more information in is -- enough? is it thorough enough? >> well, if you look back over history, a number of presidents had problems that the public whether providing all medical records like john mccain when he ran for president or summarys like this year and in the past with president obama and mitt romney and others, in general, it was a summary like this. some are calling for there to be an independent evaluation of each presidential candidate by a doctor not tied to either party. i doubt that is something that could ever go through. but it would be a little more reassuring that there is not not want to reveal. >> i know that i also had a chance to go throug

but i think what was in the letter today were some results of previous ekgs, chest x ray, colonoscopys from last week, which were reportedly normal. he was examined last week and according to the impression from dr. oz, there was nothing untoward about his physical exam. we did hear about his weight and to paraphrase from dr. oz, that he was a little bit overweight. there was some discrepancy in the reporting about how much he weighed, so we can't calculate a bmi, but never theless, it was slightly elevated. so in sum, we do have more information, we do have what i would call some more legitimate communication about his health history, meaning in language that we can all understand. >> in the sense that, if what's in the document is what we think is in the document, it has been conveyed essentially doctor to doctor in a way that made sense to the doctor who was reading it. >> without the superlatives, white house the hyperbole, we think. it's interesting because you would think you would go from the letter eight months ago, ten months ago which we have now read multiple times. >> i ca

researchers looked at their ekgs, those drinking just one serving of alcohol per day had a 5% higher chance of developing the condition.>> it's too small of a study, they did not take other conditions into consideration such as diet. that percentage outside the normal deviation of those who don't drink wine.>>reporter: they took into consideration everything but diet.>>> let's go outside, shelley? there is a reason to be proud. a beautiful look at the bay bridge.>> it's going to be cooler tomorrow for all of us. today was hotter than normal wasn't it? >>> here in san francisco was amazing. livermore was in the triple digits. visibility down to four miles by 7:00 a.m., everyone else will be clear. we will see lots of sunshine as we go into the afternoon. satellite radar shows we are watching an area of low pressure that will get closer to our region and it will help the onshore flow develop bringing us cooler temperatures and a ridge of high pressure that will keep us well above average. that will slowly breakdown. you can see clear skies as we look ahead into tomorrow morning. we wil

calcium, ekg x-ray on april 14th was normal. a normal echocardiogram was done two years ago. 441 is actually good. >> trump also said the last time he was in the hospital overnight was when he was 11 years old to have his appendix removed. i also talked with dr. oz today about his revealing interview with trump. if you'd like to see, that we've posted it on our web site, fox25boston.com and it's also on my facebook page, as well. >> dr. oz invited hillary clinton to the show but says he hasn't heard back from her yet. meanwhile the democratic nominee hit the campaign trail for the first time today few days off to recover from pneumonia. >> i'm not great at taking it easy even under ordinary circumstances. but with just two months to go until election day... sitting at home was pretty much the last place i wanted to be. >> clinton told the crowd in north carolina she spent her time off reflecting on her plans for the country. tim kaine spent it the evening in new hampshire courting voters exeter. kaine spoke passionately about cl

paper out about numbers and cholesterol and ekg and stuff like that. trump, apparently audience members said that it was revealed he weighed 267 pounds, which is pretty heavy. other than that. >> that is pretty heavy. >> other than that, we don't know a lot as far as exercise. i think he said campaigning and all the from the stage is the biggest form of exercise. >> both candidates have released limited information. and that's good. that's a start. but so long as donald trump remains upright, this is an issue, any time we're talking about health it's an issue that benefits him. so,. >> so, in other words he doesn't fall down and have to be held up by his guards, he is ahead on health? >> right. as long as he is not thrown into the side of a van or something very dramatic like that. he has this advantage here. i am sure he wants to keep this conversation in health in the media as much as possible because it serves him so well. >> well, the same question arises with regard to him as to her. you heard jennifer say, you know, they don't know whether any li

we can do an ekg, things of that sort. most of us go through those. every couple of years, once a year, every two or three years as we get a little older. what matters today is what is their health today as one or the other is getting ready to enter office. i could care less what it was five years ago. >> stand by. we have lots more to discuss. lots going on right now. lots more with congressman chris collins after a quick break. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standard with our base policy. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. tempur-pedic mattresses is that they contour to your body. it keeps us comfortable and asleep at night. (vo) soft, firm, or hybrid... our three collections pair up to create the perfect bed for two. there's more tha

he opened it up and he started going down the list and he went over ekg and blood pressure and cholesterol and all the number. this is normal and you are a little bit over weight and this is your height and that was it. >> doctor oz sentiment were this is pretty good health for someone his age. >> yes, he actually said, i wish or if i had a patient this exact situation, i would be very happy. >> do you remember what the weight was? >> i thought he said 267? my boyfriend said maybe it was 230. i thought it was 267 so i am not sure. >> did doctor oz comment on it? >> he said you are a little weight and there were questions in the audience about tackling obesity. trump has some plan tackling obesity, touching on it or going through details. >> his daughter was there as well. >> yes. >> when he kacame in and gave h a kiss and what happened? >> she came out, it was a little odd. donald trump gave her a hug and a kiss and doctor oz said oh, it is nice to see people still kissing their daughters or anything and donald trump said yeah, i wish i could kiss her more or i kiss her any chance i get. >

ekg was normal. echo was normal. blood pressure was low. his cholesterol is under control.eart, lungs, look good. liver tests come back good. testosterone is a little elevated which we're not surprised to find out with all of his energy and prostate looks very, very good. >> his tsa was really low. >> really low. >> 236 pounds. >> 17 pounds overweight. >> yes. and i'd like to add, bottom line, sean, there's a few things he needs to work on. bmi, it's a little elevated which indicates a body mass index. >> which indicates that he's an average american. but go ahead. >> he's classified under the nih calculations as being overweight. and, you know, this does put him at risk for diabetes and heart disease. but overall his health concerns are nowhere near anything serious. >> i think dr. powers would agree, there's something called a young 70. we don't just go by chronological age anymore. this is a young 70. it's not only what age you are but -- >> i'm a young 54. >> very. you exercise a lot. >> everyone knows i do martial arts and boxing and hitting and punching. you do three

results from chest x-rays and ekgs plus lab results from last week. >> reporter: meanwhile a source said other than the candidate's body mass index being a little high, trump claims to be in good physical health. >> we will continue to talk about this as we learn more. thank you. keep it here on news channel 8. again, dr. oz will discuss trump's most recent physical during an interview this morning on "today" at 7:00 right after news channel 8 don't miss that. >>> right now, let's hand it over to leigh for weather and traffic on the 8s. f0 >> well, just starting to see the first looks of daylight through our newest weather camera. famous tate bedding. let me tell you, it is humid. 93%. 78degrees by 7:00 a.m. it heats up. around 83 at 10:00. 86 at and then we come down to 280s toward the evening. but the rainfall potential with the onshore wind flow, that's making it humid. between now and lunchtime, not a lot of rain and if you see some, it will be closer to the coast. and the storms will march east of 75 later today. most of us if not all of us, the rain would be less than an inch. mayb

. >> and when you go through a physical in a doctor's office, you can get an ekg nap can provide some information. certainly blood work. you can, you know, learn about your, i guess more about what's going on with a patient out there, but you're not going to get the full review. what you're saying. right? >> right. i mean i think there's -- there's many things which i think are perfectly reasonable to be kept private. that's your private health information, but things that are relevant to conducting the duties of president over say the next eight years, if someone gets elected twice are the things that very much top that list. cognitive function, heart function, lung fuvgz overall. history of cancers on the list. risk factors for that or things like dementia, anything that can be incapacitating. what medications is a person on? are they in anyway staedating? not suggesting anybody has any of that. either candidate. nobody is saying that, but i think those are the types of questions. did doesn't mean you have to have every single medical record. some of that probably isn't relevant and

when you have the physical, if you were doing well, it wouldn't reflect a bad ekg from years past. perhaps a heart event in your past. a kind of high-risk for this or that. hillary clinton, we notice except for a sinus and ear infection this year, she seems to have just had the pneumonia. we know she had a concussion and followed by a blood clot. she probably is at higher risk for blood clots. >> she's on blood thinners. >> it's a serious brain event. at some point full medical history i believe at the age of 68 and 70 should be required. >> you know, unfortunately for hillary clinton, it almost doesn't matter at this point if she does get a clean bill of health as it appears she's getting. people tend to -- charles is right. people tend to believe their own eyes. when they see somebody looking healthy and active on the campaign trail, they go with that. the real problem is, none of this is going to erase the image that people have of that video that's being -- going to be played maybe a billion times between now and the election of her being carted into the van. i think that that

that is you know, a target for her. [ laughter ] >> i've not seen that before >> nor the cart, nor the ekg. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. that, that we usually don't have. there's a few extras. um so, "transparent", this is a fantastic show. and not only do i feel, it's so funny and so sweet, ously,mu beo important to people in the trans community and i imagine those people come and talk to you about it. >> well, maura pfefferman changed my life. jill soloway has given me the show. >> jill soloway, the creator, and she gave me the most wonderful role and the most wonderful responsibility. and then amazon is just, so supportive. we are starting our fourth season. and um, yeah, there was a man on the plane recently, and i was getting off the plane and he went, and i said, here it comes. here it comes. this guy's going to just lay me out. he goes, "yo, yo." came, coming. he had, you know, he was cuffed -- and haired and you know, the whole deal. and "you, you." and he grabbed me and said, "you, thank you! thank you for teaching me about something i did not know." >> seth: that's really lo

is real health hastilit the medications, her blood pressure, her respiratory rate, her heart rate, ekgsl of that which is what voters need to know. >> i have to give that to maria cardona. there is more information. when she says transparent, there are -- she's given over her taxes. donald trump hasn't done that. she's given more medical argument. how do y what do you say about that? >> your personal physician is your advocate. no doctor is going to say, my patient really treats their ody like a spring-brake rental car. that's not going to happen. voters are going to look at what they see and eyeball it and make that determination for themselves. >> they need to do something in order to do that. >> ultimately, we're the ones that decide if they're fit enough to be president. it was relevant in 92, when paul songis was running for president and he was battling cancer and said he was given a clean bill of health, relevant with john mccain, after spending all of those years at the hanoi hilton, so voters will make that determination. >> bakari sellers, do you agree with that? >> yeah, beca