. >> i feel bad for the gator. >> you know what i think? if there was a big gator now -- >>> tragedy caught on camera when a car strikes a little boy. >> thankfully witnesses immediately run to the scene. >> how the group of bystanders came together to bring the boy to safety. >>> and a look at the top ten in thailand's instra gram pageant. >> pretty ladies. >> a >>> closed circuit tv cameras capture a tragedy in china. the video hard to watch. i'll warn you. thankfully, witnesses run over to the scene and start to lift this car. look at that. people just coming to help. >> somebody runs around, frabs this little boy, takes him to the hospital. he will be okay. if you can believe that. doctors expect him to make a full recovery, but they need to do some surgery to remove soft tissue from his hip. >> no broken ribs, no broken arms or legs. >> not a ton of information out about this story. only thing said. you could see how the driver couldn't see that. his head down, sort of a blind spot. >> imagine, having no idea what um hitting and the sh

where he caught the gator.is is a picture of the gator that he told us he caught coming in at 12 feet. it is much bigger than the estimated size andrew hudson recalled after the gator clamped down and made these injuries. >> there is 19 stitches here going this way. there is a row of seven staples here. and then, five staples this way. >> reporter: including stitches on the 17-year-old's back. florida official wildlife can't be certain this is the gator hudson had to fight off after being swimming in the river at the state forest. >> he came up, clamped. took me under. i felt him, the soft part of his belly you know. i started swinging. he let go. >> reporter: the trapper believes the reptile he call the is likely the culprit after it was easily baited, had little fear, and was found near the spot where hudson says it always likes to hang out in. >> i have seen that one. yeah, a couple of weeks ago, i was there. usually the same area where it happened. >> pretty amazin >> let me get this right. >> you heard. i

there would be the gator. slowly back up.ess in an inflatable kayak, in their space. >> not good. >> not good. >> okay, when we come back -- >> alec baldwin isn't shy about sharing his opinion. find out why he learned an important lesson. >> nearly 50 years old, and still really hot. the supermodel re-creating her famous "playboy cover" you are watching "world news now." >> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. r this from our ab c statio ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> i don't know if i believe this one. alec baldwin says he is going to stop tweeting. >> you all remember, james gandolfini's funeral. >> right, oh, yeah. >> his wife, hung out in the british newspaper, tweeting during the ceremony. general consensus that never happened. baldwin was right. went on a rant. called the reporter, a toxic little queen, and all these horrible things. and got bad pr for all the things he said. and anyway, "vanity fair" asked will he ever tweet again. he replied "never know." he says, i went to jimmy gandolfini's funeral

. >>> okay, back here at home a worker at a florida gator park check this out is now recovering froma terrifying attack by him during a demonstration. he's speaking out. >> the man suffered a broken arm and a fractured hand. he barely got away with his life. terrell forney has the very latest from hollywood, florida. >> reporter: the ferociousness of an alligator should never be underestimated. just ask will nace. >> i felt the bones break. >> reporter: will's arm is broken, and his hand is fractured after it got caught in the mouth of a large gator at the native village wildlife center in hollywood. will is a volunteer handler at the facility and was in the pit for a show with the mean 12-foot-long, 1,000-pound bull alligator. >> he actually ended up lunging at me before i got to his nose. so my hand happened to be right in front of his face when he lunged up. he actually grabbed my hand and bent it backwards and bit down. >> reporter: the lunge demonstration is when that handler taps this gator on the nose, mouth wide open, and it was in this act where something went terribly wrong

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like you said, the gator let go. >> gator let go. >> you never know. >> you don't. >>> let's start --e going to have the wettest summer ever, where it never stopped raining. and the southeast is feeling this way. but so is central ohio. we're looking just outside, just north of columbus, by the way. six inches of rain in 30 hours. it's been downpours of rain. flooding. folks evacuated from their homes. it's been a rough summer season in a lot of parts of the country. now, we're looking at more rain for the southeast today. atlanta, you're not in a bull's eye of the heaviest rain. and there's so much, you don't need it there. raleigh is getting more today. so is a little south of cincinnati. then, we look at what is steering chantal, what's driving what's going to be left of the system, into the southeast. now, this is going to be a fresh, new addition of rain into the southeast, by the time we get into the weekend. i just don't know when good morning. cloudy skies this morning and humid conditions. 79 degrees in d.c. and there are sprinkles off to the west. >> all that weather was bro

nobody else had to get hurt. >> reporter: in case you are wondering, lunge the biting gator will still have a home here. >> we'll use him as a teaching tool to try to educate more people on what not to do with alligators. feeding and getting close to them is the number one thing. >> reporter: experts say feeding is how alligators lose their fear of humans. fear, though is not in will's heart even after coming so close to losing his limb and even possibly his life. >> i'm not going to stop doing this. i still love it. it's my life. lunge is my favorite alligator there. >> reporter: will says that lunge, the al gray -- alligator is still his favorite animal at the park. will says he can't wait to jump back inside of the pits. terrell forney. abc news, hollywood, florida. >>> inspectors from a german roller coaster manufacturer are heading to a north texas amusement park to find out how a woman plunged to her death. eyewitnesses say she was concerned about the roller coaster's safety bar. rosy esparza was riding the texas giant when she fell. her son was on that ride, too. >> she was no b

if the gator rolled over he might not be alive. he had 23 stitches and 17 staples in his head. wildlife officials are searching for that gator now. >> we have been talking about a lot of alligator attacks lately. >> a study finding women are better at handling stress than men. >> kindergarten bake sale christmas lights. >> die know how she does it. >> we just do it. researchers say why they think estrogen helps negative stress on the brain. they struggle with short term memory attention and decision making. the study done on rats found that male rats were given estrogen and have the same positive effect as women. we want to know do you agree women are better at coping with stress than men are? send your comments over to us. tweet them at fox friends first or shoot us an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> i have a feeling we will get a lot on that. >> coming up you have seen the aftermath of asian gnaw flight 214. there's something you didn't know about the flight attendants. we will explain that coming up. >> the cost of big government really adds up how rules and regulat

he tried to stop the attack but the gator was too fast for him. >> lunging at me before. hand and bent it backwards. >> this guy is lucky. another animal handler came to the rescue and saved him. he's got a broken arm and severe skin lance rations but heist going to be okay. >>> we're watching this. this is the royal baby on its way. how different will the delivery be? quite different apparently. (guy) i wannna catch a falcon! (girl) we should do that. (guy) i caught a falcon. (guy) you could eat a bug. let's do that. (guy) you know you're eating a bug. (girl) because of the legs. (guy vo) we got a subaru to take us new places. (girl) yeah, it's a hot spring. (guy) we should do that. (guy vo) it did. (man) how's that feel? (guy) fine. (girl) we shouldn't have done that. (guy) no. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may

reaction i just started swinging and took off swimming as fast as i could to get away of it. >> the gator doesn't like tattoos. he wrapped his shorts around his head to stop the bleeding. his friends ran to the nearby forestry office to get some help. doctors used stitches and staples to close the wound. he doesn't look too bad. i hear young ladies like scars. >> really? like that? oh, boy. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, smokers get a bit of a reprieve from one of the more stringent provisions in the affordable care act. >> but first, a controversial group brings -- [indiscernible] -- why they're advo >>> h.i.v. testing offered to underage kids? it happened right here downtown d.c. today courtesy after group that is no stranger to controversy. anita brikman is live with us now with a health alert on the message. >> reporter: the founder of teen aids peer corps believes every teenager should be tested for the virus that causes aids and his group offered over-the- counter test kits for kids walking by metro center. some found it inappropriate and intrusive but others stopped. >> d.c. is the

are those are our gators they can get folks transported to the hospital. had this is the multiple causality unit and also they, work backwards. our -- it's a coincides i used to work there. one of our rescue ballots and - boats. this is the 201 forms we use the same forms. in the a basically encouraged plan and this is the golden state bridge for an anniversary event. first, the parade celebration in 2010. someone made a great call and they put a big screen here so a lot of the crowds stayed back and it was safer. the public. and that's the end of my presentation i want to stress and reiterate what the mayor said we need to replace the old system. my questions on the presentation? >> bring up one issue the evaluation of folks in the city. i know that in boston they would take folks immediately to the hospital >> we have multiple as to the throughout the city. >> we recently were drilled. >> so there's no plan to even discuss putting a helicopter pad here. >> i don't know. >> that's an issue that's been discussed for years and years. >> that is an ongoing d

nature at its most delicious. >> steve: the gator boys.se three standing right here. but not these two who westle them. >> got something right there! what's that? you're good! >> right here. it's sitting on the alligator, i saw this big hole in the back of his head. it was a bullet hole. hopefully we can fix him up and make him better. >> steve: the gator boys are back. animal planet's number two rated show returns with new episodes. >> alisyn: paul and jimmy are the stars of "gator boys" and they join us live. hey, great to see you. >> good morning. >> alisyn: how does somebody get started wrestling a gator? >> i actually got started when i was 11 years old. my mom got me a volunteer job at a zoo called the native village and i started wrestling alligators at the age of 11. >> steve: does your mother know you were doing that? >> she didn't like it too much. it was just a really cool experience and i still do it. >> steve: you're trappers. not necessarily wrestlers, per say, but you do invertably wrestle. >> we both do. trapping, like me f

you don't normally go dry to grab a gator. >> the state game commission picks the gator up.s sure exactly where it came from. >> the keystone pipeline would not create as many jobs as once thought mavenlt knee are saying the president's comments are just not true. here to explain is joan kemp. >> the debate rages on over the weekend. he tells new york times he believes the 875 mile keystone pipeline would only create 2,000 temporary jobs and 50 to 100 permanent ones. it caused backlash in washington with gridlock of supporters of the pipeline saying his assessment might not be accurate. they took a look at the draft study by the state department. it was published in march of this year and says more temporarily jobs would be created quote the proposed project would potentially support approximately 42,100 average annual jobs across the you stooifrts a 1-2 year construction period. of which approximately 3900 would be directly employed in construction activities. in a separate statement to the hill the state department came out in support of the president's projections even th

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gators go out and start hunting.> reporter: an airboat search and rescue team hit the alligator-infested waters, finding her and taking her to safety. >> she's lucky to survive this ordeal. thank god she had a cell phone. >> reporter: gator attacks are not uncommon. in april, a 6-year-old south florida boy fell into shallow water. >> and grabbed my arm. and i couldn't get out. >> reporter: the gator finally gave up after the boy's father unleashed a barrage of punches on the eight-foot beast. >> i guess the gator decided after getting kicked and punches, he released. >> reporter: just let it be. >> don't provoke them. don't feed them. just keep your distance. >> reporter: john muller, abc news, new york. >> don't feed them? >> and don't kayak in the everglades in an inflatable kayak. >> you should be in a metal boat. >> or on dry land. >> or someone might have to perform a "sea rescue." >> every saturday morning on abc. >>> we're going to start with, by the way, a story we haven't talked much about. there's been a po

the 17-year-old fought back and swam away from the gator. hudson said he took off his shorts and wrapped it around his head. can you see that there. to stop the bleeding. that was until paramedics survived. his quick thinking probably saved his life. unbelievable story there. >>> a new company is making twinkies. coming up, a change to the sweet tweet you won't notice for a very long time. plus, the hidden dangers of s >>> this morning golden coral is speaking out after an employee claimed he found the chain food stores food near the trash. take a look at the video here. it was taken at the restaurant in port orange, florida. you can see here it shows raw burger patties entrees, ribs, gravy, and food by a trash dumpster. it's against protocol. none of these items were served to a single customer. all were destroyed within the hour at the direction of management. the company said the manager of that restaurant has been fired. huber is employed by the restaurant by on paid leave. >>> twinkies will be back in the grocery stores in less than a w

antonio morrison, a university of florida football player, a gator, was arrested over the weekend forng at a police dog. his defense? the dog barked first. in florida, you see, it is illegal to tease or interfere with a police dog. the player was also charged with resisting arrest, following the barking incident. >>> brazilian police found a garage near a catholic e in a sanctuary where pope francis is scheduled to visit later this week. police say it was safely detonated and it is unclear if the device was related to his visit. celebrating world youth day there, pope francis' focus reaching a generation of young people who in big numbers are growing up jobless. here is religion correspondent lauren green. >> reporter: pope francis arrived in rio dejanuary ear oh. he expressed worry about how many young don't have jobs, that there is a crisis among the young, and culture of inclusion was needed to help the young jobless getting caught up in a disposable culture. pope benedict resigned in february. francis puts his own stamp on the trip altering the trip to go to a slum. his journey to

he says he was not paying full attention when he put his finger on the gator's nose.pite almost losing his arm he says he's looking forward to getting back in the pit. >> 5-year-old girl had to be rescued after getting trapped in the window bars of the high-rise building in central china. take a look. will she is. the girl was found holding on to the bars of the 24-floor apartment building. the girl says she was home alone and when she ride to climb out of the living room and just got stuck. a neighbor heard her crying and called for help. a manteied a rope around her waist and -- or his own waist to get to the child while firefighters used bolt cutters to get her out safely. >>> the abc 7 morning news continues at 5:30 with the day's top stories, including the trio of robbers entering a home overnight and a quick escape they tried to make once police arrived. >>> court hearing happening today in the south bay that could have an impact >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. >> history's most famous labor pains are moving the duchess of york closer to delivering an h

. >> my name is alvin williams and everyone calls me gator.t of us have animal names in here because it has to represent something, you know, but that's prison life. >> calvin williams got his nickname while working as a sparring partner to a heavyweight boxer. >> every time i get against the ropes he'd jab me and jab mess hard. and i get upset and i say, man, you're hitting me too hard. he kept on doing it. i took my gloves off. i kept on attacking him, and i knew i could not beat him hand to hand, so i bit him. when they broke us up, they wiped off the blood, it was in the shape of a gator. the head and tail. the whole nine yards. i don't know how i hit him or anything. >> what is your nickname? >> cocoa joe. >> people in the start call me hustle. >> i was called skunk a long time ago. ksr, they called me stinky because it sprayed me. >> everybody said i kind of looked like dracula and people started to call me drac for short and it kind of stuck. >> cocoa. is that for cocaine or cocoa man, what is that? >> i don't know. they gave me that na

gator tiny is live from sanford, florida tonight. gator, you have more on the charges?eyond a reasonable doubt. that is what judge debra nelson stressed to the jury that the burden is on the state to prove these two charges. four second degree murder, judge nelson explained that the state must prove yard that george zimmerman killed trayvon martin and he did it out of hate or spite. if the jury finds that that is the case, george zimmerman would be looking at a minimum of 25 years and a maximum life sentence. for manslaughter, the state must prove yard that zimmerman had an intent to and followed, of course, that he reasonably knew would have led to great injury or death. and, of course, if he is found guilty of that he would be looking at a minimum of 25 years, a maximum of 30 years as well. because, of course, a firearm was involved in both of those charges as well. harris? >> harris: if the jury finds him not guilty, he goes free immediately. >> absolutely. he would be walking free immediately. and, of course, along with ms of the would no longer be bond which he has

away from the gator. >> i didn't see one all day in there.t just came up behind me and i felt it and i started kind of freaking out and swimming as fast as i could. >> hudson says he took off his shorts and wrapped it around his head to stop the bleeding until paramedics arrived. his quick thinking saved his life. >> unimaginable. >> way too kploclose for comfor. i'm glad he survived that attack. >>> we are following breaking news in bay cute. a deadly explosion there. >>> plus new video released by the women held captive in ohio for years. the message they want everyone to hear. >>> and a downtown d.c. rescue. how crews used construction equipment to pull a man from 60 feet underground. >>> a live look over the nation's capital this morning. the sun is up and a relatively cool start to the day at this point. your weather and traffic on the 1s as news 4 today continues. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower choles

- daddy-gator! yeah! (both laughing) - look, daniel.rince tuesday. - hey! - are you here to babysit me? - i sure am, little d! - that's right! because mom tiger and i are going out dancing. ha-cha-chaaaa! (mom tiger laughing) - dad and i will be gone for a little while, and prince tuesday will take care of you until we come back home. - this is going to be a royally fun night! - oh. ok. but... i don't want you to go. i'm going to miss you.

. >> caller: gators, exactly, gator state. summertime here and everybody's playing video games. so my question is activision and video games stuff. >> no, i think they should get off their butts and go to work. it's fine, doing all right. and you know what, i've been recommending microsoft on the xbox and that's actually been much better. let's go to juan in florida. juan? >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: my thing is accomplished a great deal through tesla. >> goldman put out a bad note today which basically said even in a bull case it doesn't deserve to trade above the teens. i've been saying, you know, first i kept you out of tesla for the first few years, that was good, when it started rallying, i liked it, but i said it's a cold stock, it remains a cold stock and i don't opine on cold stocks. let's go to bob in new jersey. bob? bob, come on, home state. >> caller: yes? hello. >> you're up, bob. >> caller: i'm up. >> yeah, you're on tv right now. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: your opi

. >> he's looking for a gator roll here, mike. >> he's wasting time! >> moraga back up to his feet. >> again. >> on top again. beautiful grappling from the champion. >> nice elbow. johnson. welcomed a baby boy to the world on friday. >> i'm sure d.j. is thinking if i hold on this will be one of the greatest weeks of my life. >> again looking for the same technique. this time on the right arm. matt hume saying, there it is. he's in side control looking for the arm. double wrist lock position. over with the right leg. this could be it. >> arm bar. >> can he submit moraga? looking for it here. >> he's got it. that's it. he got it. >> it's over. demetrious johnson, the winner by submission. he remains the champion. >> that's a championship move. he went for the submission while he was clearly ahead. finishes the fight. >> our move of the fight from metro pcs. 4-g for all. >> this is exactly what matt hume told him between rounds to go for the kimura when he defended it take the arm. that's exactly what he did. he spun over, locked his legs in position. bea

being investigated for more than one shooting in florida dating back to his freshman year as a florida gator he could be facing more charges. >>> to baseball and the ongoing drama surrounding a-rod the associated press reporting major league baseball may now try to suspend rodriguez under the players collective bargaining agreement instead of using its drug rules, this would eliminate a-rod to appeal effectively ending his season. his lawyer says the slugger will fight any mlb punishment and his focus is about returning to the field. >>> milwaukee brewers are trying to hang onto their fans. the spub offering a $10 voucher to people who show up at any of the august home games usable for food, beverages and merchandise. ten bucks. >>> mika, hi. i'm doing great. surprise visit from mika. all right, we're going to go to the highlights from last night's red sox and rays. she wanted to see me do sports. controversial call bottom of the eighth. >> he'll move over and makes the catch, coming plateward, the throw will be in time, they got him! >> get your eyes rechecked. in a va can't believe it. bos

the teens say they knew how to handle the gator from watching tv, quickly springing into action.s no one is sure where this gator came from but that whoever's responsible could find themselves in some deep trouble. ♪ ♪ black hole sun, won't you come to wash away the rain, back hole sun won't you come, won't you come. ♪ bill: a whole new meaning on that song lyric. scientists at nasa have given us some amazing images and have discovered there's an enormous dark hole over our sun. discover magazine here to the look at these images. nice to see you, corey. what is this? >> a weather happen on the sun. you'll notice this is a picture of the sun in ultraviolet rays. what you're seeing is this is three and a half million degree plasma erupting from the surface of the sun. this part of it's missing. the reason it's dark is that whole chunk of the sun basically rips off, blew out and is coming our way at about two million miles an hour. bill: our way? >> our way. [laughter] bill: that doesn't sound good. >> well, i mean, this kind of thing happens all the time, but you don't very often s

. >> showing off his injuries and telling how he fought off the gator. >>> plus, cable for canines. the new channel being unleashed for man's best friend. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. today, a critical day in the george zimmerman trial, as the defense wraps this case up before the jury. >> tensions ran high in the courtroom late into the night, ending only when the judge walked out. abc's preeti arla has more on the angry words exchanged. >> reporter: a tense day in the courtroom, during the george zimmerman trial. a day that lasted well into the night and had plenty of fireworks. >> were you -- it's 10:00 at night. we started this morning. we've had full days every day. >> reporter: the hearing held without the jury present lasted so long, the lights went out at one point. the day ending with the judge walking out of the courtroom after 13 hours. defense attorney don west shouted, saying the state could tell evidence. >> i would offer him the opportunity to apologize to me. >> reporter: another combative exchange between west and the judge over the admissibility of text me

and the gators and the quality of those investigations do deeply suspect. i mean again one. credible claims are dismissed when the investigations are held. that we know the full seating is described as physically painful of course but what kind of long term psychological effect kind it has well i don't know specifically by for speeding but yes and yes but in the context we're not just talking about force feeding what we're talking about is people who have been in prison for a decade most of whom have been cleared for at least three years which the u.s. that not see them as an arrest and yet they're held all we know i when they're going to ever be out if they're going to be there. year after year and this is the one form of protest that they have available to them and the government is trying to crush it governments don't like any people being able to protest and so the u.s. government is crushing it and then that sense of force feeding as part of this larger way of completely destroying the will of these prisoners but i guess the don't you think that force feeding is the onl

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vo or ruminated vegetable oil this is a big one in the united states and it's found in things like gator aid fresco mountain dew am so a lot of the a lot of the heat wave does is it's an oil that helps the colors stay saturated and as well as the flavor states that saturated throughout the drain now in the united states our government said that they would let b.t.o. come on the marketplace and on an interim basis they were pending review that this was over forty years ago that they said this it's been banned in over one hundred other countries and what this does is it causes a bromeliad the thyroid which means it doesn't allow your thyroid to absorb iodine which is essential an. well nutrients help with metabolism and in extreme cases it can lead to cancer of the thyroid famous american companies like post kellogg's quaker brand cereals as well as diamond nuts chex mix and gum brands like wrigley's and try to and are all allegedly made with products that have chemicals known as b h a n b h t these have been banned in food products and group in countries in japan for their known health ha

of course, ohio state's head coach is urban meyer who led the gators to two national titles from 2006 johnny manziel talk, alabama talk, a lot going on in the s.e.c. >> a lot going on. robert gibbs, will muschamp. >> i love that. >> runaway beer truck. >> the last thing anybody at ohio state university should do is lecture anybody about playing by the rules in college football. i mean, what is it, we've got an arsonist for a fire prevention class. >> it's unbelievable. there was a story about urban meyer and the number of gators that were arrested. >> oh, my gosh. >> that he recruited. that guy, it's just a shocking number. >> it's something like 30 to 40 gators arrested during his tenure there. >> during his tenure as head coach. ohio state should probably just keep their head down and try to avoid the death penalty. >> just make sure kids are going to class and not selling their jerseys and let us know how things go. >> how is auburn going to be this year? >> we're looking up. we have to see. i think everybody's excited. >> coming up next, mika has jetted in, of course, once again f

dino crock versus gator -- gator -- gatorator. >> stephanie: john fugelsang, your girlfriend, elizabethnancial accountability. mccain grampy making sense, says since versions of glass spiegel were reversed greed and dangerous risk taking has taken over -- >> what? who are you and what have you done with john mccain. >> woe. so john mccain is really not planning on running for reelection. [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> stephanie: your girlfriend said despite the progress we have made, the biggest banks continue to threaten the economy. they have continued to engage in dangerous high-risk practices that once again put our economy at risk. ♪ it ain't a man's world ♪ ♪ you go girl ♪ >> isn't it great when they elect someone and she does what she says she is going to do. she is my write in for president. >> stephanie: i don't know, hillary clinton has presidential hair. >> she does. and good for mccain. >> that's going to change tomorrow so don't get used to it. >> we'll see how bad he wants to keep his job. >> stephanie: [ inaudible ] you are on with john. >> caller: i'm calling to get shouted dow

they're telling us that she was on hunger strike now if if a prisoner drinks a glass of kool-aid or a gator aid or something he still refuses solid food the prison system doesn't consider them on hunger strike anymore now they're on fed they're fasting so it also could be that the prison officials are just sort of playing loose with the words which i think would be really grotesque in this situation and that is obviously that is obviously very different from what a person that is participating in a hunger strike guantanamo bay would be because if they have to eat eight hundred calories for i think a week before they're considered to be off of that prison strike so if you're saying just kool-aid would consider them off of that present strike that the very vast difference too. yeah we were told that if you drink coffee tea kool-aid or anything like that you're no longer on a hunger strike you're on a fast to the prison officials have a definition of hunger strike missing nine meals in a row and if you take one meal then you have to start over again and start missing those nine meals before yo

. >>> from the people who brought america elect tri fied fences and al gator filled moats and continuedo use the phrase anchor baby on the floor of congress. the pioneers of prejudice have added another chapter to their musings on immigration. this time steve king. he used his own brand of fuzzy math to claim that 99% of children brought to america are br drug smugglers. >> they weigh 130 pounds and have calves the size of cantaloupes because they are hauling -- across the desert. >> when the rnc's party autopsy called for republican ares to demonstrate to his panics to quote we care about them, that comment was directed at you, steve king. mi hispanic americans remain deeply skeptical about the gop. they were asked about a series of hostile comments are representative of the house gop. 2/3 of respondents say that the attitude represents many in congress. joining us now from johnston, iowa is the man who is challenging steve king, democratic candidate for congress, jim mauer. >> thank you for having me on. >> my dad is a hawkeye and i have a lot of respect for people in iowa. and i say

. >> it could be a gator center of a major hospital. that is what the key is.ost of these systems are connected to the internet because the information has to go from one information to another. gerri: is a patient i want to think that my information is not being storm left right and center. >> well, there is a law called headbutt, but it's to protect your medical privacy. anyone who gathers your medical information has to protect your privacy. but the problem is we see breaches all over the internet. people are using the software,. gerri: i want to see a doctor's front door, if you will. >> sure. it is very easy to find the front door. what they can do is use a search engine like google. you will get thousands of sites that are connected to the internet you can be pretty sure that health care information behind that login screen exists beyond what are you searching for? >> well, this is part of the different websites that are coming up. if i click on one here, you can see the login page. >> so if i work in some kind of health care facility, this is what i woul

. >> boo-yah from the gator nation, mr. cramer. >> how are are you? >> doing great.t are you thoughts on alter energy? >> after listening to michael ward talk about csx today, i don't want to pull the trigger, but i think it's way to too late to sell. from patrick in arizona. and with the -- i was wondering if we could get an opinion on the wall in -- as your opinion changed? >> okay, you know, my problem here is that i have not listed ibms call. i've been violating all my own rules when other people get the call. i will have a better look tomorrow. lois in florida. >> boo-yah, jim. i'm the most faithful follower and when you mention your charitable trust was getting rid of china exposure, i unloaded by chart industries at 95. since then, it's gone up. should i buy back in at a down tick? >> it's had a miraculous run, o lo lois. i am concerned about china expo shoour. i don't think you need to buy it back. if it comes in, we can talk about it and pull the trigger. cole in iowa. cole? >> boo-yah, cramer. from iowa. >> good to have you. >> i'm 17, i've been in the mark

. >>> and tv's "gator boys" left one of their reptiles in our new york office. >> stay still. >> staynow where yahoo! and broadcast meet to 24/7 access to celebrity news, "omg! insider." >> heather locklear on amanda bynes and the role that adderall may have played in the downward spiral. hello, line, welcome to "omg! insider." >> we'll have that story in minutes. >>> but, first, anthony weiner is he running for mayor or biggest narcissist in the world? >> have you read the text messages, all of his opponents have and are hitting hard on the campaign trail. meanwhile, we are hearing of yet another weiner sexting partner that is coming forward. >> and huma, is she standing by her man or protecting her own political ambitions? a bad day for the good wife is trending now. >> there are a lot of questions

it happened during a demonstration with the gator.nace says he'd go right back into the gator's pit. >> i'm not going to stop doing this. i still love it. it's my life. lunge is actually my favorite alligator there. >> and apparently true to his name. the park says the incident will be used to teach people now what not to do around alligators especially named lunge. >>> finally, mystery solved here. the grandma drummer has been unveiled. a wisconsin woman who wowed the world -- take a look. ♪ i mean, grandma just takes it away. she just walks into this music store, took the sticks. yeah, and just got after it. well, that woman, 63 years young, mary hvizda, mary laying she was 16. she always wanted to be a famous musician. she is now. had to sell her drum set to make ends meet. the drum store thankfully now giving mary her own drum set. call her famous. over 2 million views on youtube. she's good. >> i know. >> she's really good. lays it down. >> good for her. >> flair. >> lara? >> yes, josh. "pop news." indeed, good morning, everybody