welcome to "america's news headquarters" i'm eric shawn. >> i'm arthel neville, with everything on the line before the critical vote here's jeb bush taking aim at front-runner donald trump accusing him of using eminent domain to build up his emspire. >> what donald trump did was use eminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city. that's down right wrong. >> let me interject here toughg. a lot of times. >> how tough is it to taka property from an elderly woman. >> let me talk. quiet. a lot of times -- a lot of times -- >> rich edison is live in manchester, new hampshire, with more. rich are, hello. >> good afternoon. it appears in this race here in new hampshire that the republican governors appear to be uniting. they are prooiz praising one another and they are attacking marco rubio. they had a tough time in the polls. the governors were here at a jeb bush event. he along with kasich and krissie have been stuck trying to rise through the poles. but it was last night a moment between chris christie and marco rub rubio. krissie called rubio o

time now for "sunday housecall." >> i'm eric shawn. joining us is dr.c siegel, author of the inner pulse. unlock the secret code of sickness and health. >> and dr. david samadi chief of robotic surgery. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >>. happy valentine's day. >> absolutely. valentine's day. we've got the red ties going on. that's a reminder about our heart health. protecting our health. lessons for bothen in and women. dr. siegel, really important. >> go red for women

i'm eric shawn. time now for "sunday housecall." >> i'm arthel neville. joining us is dr. david samadi. >> and dr. marc siegel. zploos good to see you. >> good to see you. >> okay. we're going to start today with growing concern about the vaek virus after thousands of pregnant women have become infected with the mosquito-borne virus. >> there are so many uncertainties, and i just want to have it checked out and see. because i'm so early in my pregnancy. >> we are seeing a lot of concerned patients who are returning from what they thought were going to be pleasant vacations. it is marred to -- it is hard to relieve their anxiety. what we are trying to do is arm ourselves with the most information we can and pass the information on to our patients. what we're also doing is for patients who do come to see us and are part of our program we are tracking them and keeping their names on our lists so if there are any changes in guidelines week reach out to them. >> this situation is sparking a lot of concern, including this question from one of our viewers, here it is. my 37-year-

." >> i'm eric shawn. joining us is dr. marc siegel, author of the inner pulse. unlock the secret code of sickness and health. >> and dr. david samadi chief of robotic surgery. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >>. happy valentine's day. >> absolutely. valentine's day. we've got the red ties going on. that's a reminder about our heart health. protecting our health. lessons for bothen in and women. dr. siegel, really important. >> go red for women month. it's american heart month. but go red for women. i want to talk about women. only about 50% of women realize that heart disease is the number one killer of women. people think it's breast cancer. ten times more women die of heart disease. ten times more women dive heart disease than breast cancer every year in this country. womenv different symptoms of heart disease than men do. they may not have the crushing chest pain, they may have tingling, back inpa, neck pain. >> tingling where? your chest? >> traditionally in the left arm. that's where you generally see it but you could see jaw tingling, jaw pain, b

." >> i'm eric shawn. welcome as always. joining us, dr.iegel, professor of medicine at nyc's longo medical center and author of the inner pulse. and. >> and dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lean objectionville hospital and chief of robotic surgery. good see you. >> good to see you. >> happy sunday. >>> hope you had a nice week encinitas let's start here. there are no new concerns about the zika virus after doctors in oregon discovered their first case of the virus spread through sexual transmission. dr. seeingeling, should we be concerned about a major outbreak in the u.s.? >> absolutely not. that's a great place to start this. kind of a virus has never taken hold in the united states. dengue fever is very related. there is 100 million days cases in the world every year. it doesn't take hold here this. mosquito, even though we have it in our southern states hasn't traditionalbly picked up this kind of virus. you brought up sexual transmission. i want to alay some fears. i don't see it taking hold here, but you talked

hello everyone, and welcome to america's news headquarters i'm eric shawn. >> i'm arthel neville. ted cruz and marco rubio both soaping new lines of attack on donald trump, trying to gain much needed ground on the front-runner. >> you know who was helping fund the gaining of eight? little fellow named donald trump. it's interesting. he also says gosh i'm a business man. i write checks to everybody. you know what? you don't need to write checks to a bunch of federal politicians to build buildings. not like the city council you are trying to get away from. >> donald trump will never be the republican nominee. obviously, i want you to vote against him. and i'm asking you to photor vote for me. but i'm asking you to vote for me not just to vote against him. some of you have friends who have thought about voting for him. friends don't let friends vote for con artitieses. >> meantime, hillary clinton claiming a huge victory in the south carolina primary last night, handing bernie sanders his biggest defeat of the election so far. we have fox news team coverage on all of this, with peter

. >> i'm eric shawn. thank you for joining us. joining us, dr. samadi. >> and dr. mark seeingel, professor -- dr. marc siegel. hi, doctors. >> great to see you. >> we're not going to cover the presidential campaign with doctors but we are going to talk one issue, republican candidate donald trump made waves during a town hall appearance this past week after claiming michael jackson's down fall he said was due to bad plastic surgery. that got a lot of people fired over. let's look at what mr. trump had to say. >> i knew him well. i know "the real story." he was an unbelievably talented guy. he lost his confidence. he lost tremendous confidence because of honestly bad, bad, bad surgery. he had the worst. he had people that did numbers on him that were us just unbelievable. >> how much plastic surgery is too much. doctor saddamy, you are a surgeon. you know he received it very commonly. we've seen these cases where people keep going back and back and back and back. >> plastic surgery is a big business. it's about $10 billion and growing over the last decade or so. in

. >> and i'm eric shawn. the polls are tightening with just 48 hours to go. and, man oh, man, is the smoke still clearing after the republicans engaged in their fiery clash there last night. it was the last debate before the voters go to the ballot box on tuesday. some towns in new hampshire are using their original wooden ballot boxes from 1892. ed henry is standing by. first to chief political correspondent carl cameron who is live with the very latest. hi, carl. >> reporter: hi, eric. great piece of new hampshire history there. that's a good one. it was 1916 when new hampshire became the first primary, and it was because a couple of other states that had actually been voting first decided they didn't want to be and ever since new hampshire's had the first in the nation primary. so here we are. that debate last night was a saturday night. it was the saturday night before the super bowl. and some of the candidates who didn't do well, for instance perhaps the marco rubio campaign, are frankly glad of that because he got bust ed for repeating himself so many t

eric shawn in new york city for an update. all right. first, eric, here is what cbs reported.bs news spoke to more than 40 former employees who have described a charity where spending was out-of-control. these two former employees were so fearful of retaliation they asked us not to show their faces. >> it was extremely extravagant. dinners and alcohol and just total access. >> for a charitable organization that's serving veterans, all this expense on expensive resorts and alcohol, it seems -- >> -- i mean, it's what the military calls fraud, waste,and abuse. >> okay. so, what have you found out, eric? >> well, these allegations, bill, have caused a firestorm, a lot of controversy so far. they are referring to in that resort the broad more. they a big meeting there. 500 people cbs claimed as well as the "new york times" that they spent about $3 million on this event. wownded warriors denies that they got a discount on the room like about what i would pay at the holiday inn express. they say the alcohol if it's served they do not pay for it. they do pay ft for alcohol at corner

hello everyone, and welcome to america's news headquarters i'm eric shawn. >> i'm arthel neville.uz and marco rubio both soaping new lines of attack on donald trump, trying to gain much needed ground on the front-runner. >> you know who was helping fund the gaining of eight? little fellow named donald trump. it's interesting. he also says gosh

eric shawn in new york city for an update. all right. first, eric, here is what cbs reported. news spoke to more than 40 former employees who have described a charity where spending was out-of-control. these two former employees were so fearful of retaliation they asked us not to show their faces. >> it was extremely extravagant. dinners and alcohol and just total access. >> for a charitable organization that's serving veterans, all this expense on expensive resorts and alcohol, it seems -- >> -- i mean, it's what the military calls fraud, waste,and abuse. >> okay. so, what have you found out, eric? >> well, these allegations, bill, have caused a firestorm, a lot of controversy so far. they are referring to in that resort the broad more. they a big meeting there. 500 people cbs claimed as well as the "new york times" that they spent about $3 million on this event. wownded warriors denies that they got a discount on the room like about what i would pay at the holiday inn express. they say the alcohol if it's served they do not pay for it. they do pay ft for alcohol at corner di

joining us from washington shannon bremen and eric shawn truth serum correspondents.he sanctuary city deal. >> he sent this letter to loretta lynch the attorney general. >> he is the head of what committee. >> the head of the appropriations committee that oversees the subcommittee that oversees the funding for the department of justice. basically he could turn off the lights. >> not unilaterally. could he unilaterally turn off the lights. >> under the law it's simple if you are a sanctuary city and you get federal money you have to follow federal law because in 19965 law says localities have to cooperate with the federal government on immigration status. >> okay. all of that is well known and then sanctuary city has been operating for 20 years. >> it's never been tested this way. >> right. how is it being tested? he is just a congressman. even though is he a chair he is just a congressman. he can't cut off anything unilaterally. >> he says he can. >> how? >> he has the power of the purse under the law. under the app:ci%q%=9m and dealing with the way the money is spent

i'm eric shawn. man oh, man it's wide on the campaign trail, no shortage of attacks between the top candidates. front-runner donald trump campaigning to hold his lead and ted cruz and marco rubio, well, they are attempting to gain some ground. >> i believe a first rate con artist is on the verge of taking over the party of lincoln hand reagan and now or never we need to remind people what's going on here. >> we'll beat out the establishment. the establishment is disgraceful. little marko is doing not so well. in florida down about 20 points and the people in florida can't stand him. >> and chief political correspondent carl cameron is live in madison, alabama with a super tuesday preview. take it away. >> reporter: hi, or they will, a heck of a preview, day and a half left of campaigning, monday and then, of course, super tuesday, 12 states, 11 states will be voting and almost half of the necessary delegates to clinch the nomination are up for grabs, but they will be awarded proportionally which mean

i'm eric shawn. oh, man it's wide on the campaign trail, no shortage of attacks between the top candidates. front-runner donald trump campaigning to hold his lead and ted cruz and marco rubio, well, they are attempting to gain some grou.

hello, everyone, and welcome again to america's news headquarters i'm eric shawn. >> i'm arthel neville the

welcome to "america's news headquarters" i'm eric shawn. >> i'm arthel neville, with everything on thee the critical vote here's jeb bush taking aim at front-runner donald trump accusing him of using eminent domain to build up his emspire. >> what donald trump did was use eminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city. that's down

. >> and i'm eric shawn. the polls are tightening with just 48 hours to go.n oh, man, is the smoke still clearing after the republicans engaged in their fiery clash there last night. it was the last debate before the v

. >> demetri, shawn, eric, and kevin all say dot block will be a large scale project built into dorchester not on it. it' s just a matter of -- >> it' s just a matter of neighborhood pride of having something that' s gonna look great and says something about where dorchester is growing. >> what happens now is the question before it goes before the zoning board for those are the last two kernels. -- last two hurdles. break ground as early as the fall. >> can you imagine the traffic? >> don' t worry about traffic. but traffic. >> it is a valid concern. it is something the architects and everyone has been dealing with. we are sharing it will be ok. >> good stuff. >> harvey is looking at the weather patterns. >> i see lots of change, which we see than last couple of days. it hit 46. kind of pleasant outside. we had all those downpours. it did not make it 40. we went quite through a stretch now we have seen the temperatures bounceback. what do we do? go back down again. we are running at 15 degrees 37 in boston but the wind is out at the northwest. of course it is a little bit colder. already d

why don't you just go straight to hell, shawn? >> eric: i'm sorry. maybe this isn't a good time.

shawn murphy was put on the case. >> they weren't even to duplicate what was ahead by eric that his wife was tossed off by a wave. >>y's disappearance was no accident, hur fee's job was to find out what did happen. detectives started by reinterviewing eric and asking him about hisat peggy. >> he said his marriage was good, no problems with it. >> you didn't take his word for it. >> no, in our game, we don't take anyone's word into anything. we looked into it. >> they met with the improbably named, kobe laker, eric's best friend and kobe backed him up. >> terrific marriage, no problems whatsoever. >> but if the marriage seemed solid, there were questions about peggy, at least according to linda beckler, eric's mother. linda says peggy told her something in confidence. just before she disappeared. >> she stopped me on the stairway as i was leaving and she said i have to talk to you. she said i'm afraid i'm going to jail. >> according to court documents, about a year before peggy disappeared, the couple sold their physical therapy business to another company. but they stayed on as employees. then just four months befor

eric will have more details coming up in the first alert forecast in a couple of minutes. >> we have eye opening video. this is the heart of the storm as it rolled into uptown. shawn recorded time-lapse video seconds. you can see the clouds and rain covering the stadium and the high-rise buildings. almost as soon as the storm arrives, look at that it clears out. >> paul, duke energy crews are responding to state thousands of power outages. brody o'connell has been talking to officials and live in wilkinson boulevard. power lines i know have been down there. do you know when that road is going to be clear and free of that problem? >> yes, we got word from cmpd if you look you can see up at little rock road the intersection of wilkinson closed for the inbound lanes it will be 3 to 4 hours before they get that back open. but cars are flowing outbound fine. but the scene we have seen here all day across town. downed power lines, downed trees causing serious problems. >> it's madness. >> dizzy spent the afternoon driving around and checking out the aftermath of the storm. >> lord it is a mess. i mean, there's trees over houses and debris all over the roads and that if