tatem, blood work from our morgue shows that gina was still using. so she would have lost c ctody anyway. you only know that because i put a bullet in her brain. and what would have happened to cody if i hadn't? i had to do it. i had to. i'm gonna bring your husband in now so you can tell him yourself what you did. good luck to you, mrs. tatem. bringing the husband in now, chief. thank you. chief, you know, we could write this up as manslaughter. she brought a gun with her, lieutenant. and good intentions. this how you wantcustody battles dededed -- by knocking off everyone unqualified to be a parent? we'd have a world full of orphans. write it up as a murder. we'll let the jury decide. yeah, chief. [ sobbing ] do you want me to turn this off, chief? uh, no. can i borrow headphones, please? sure. i am now. now, let's talk about lancaster. classic caramel reimagined into buttery rich creams. so surprisingly soft, they melt in your mouth, while yoyosit back and say, "wow." lancaster,caramel reimagined. and today's flintstones are spially formulated wit

gina and matthew are with me for more analysis. gina, you have been a trump fan throughout this. people are responding to all he has to say. how do you react, gina, to the latest poll that suggests ben carson the is guy americans want to see in office right now? >> with all due respect to dr. carson, i'm glad he is in the race, but i think that you can't take one poll and isolation. as you know, for example, the "real clear politics" takes the average of all the polls in the country still has trump winning by leaps and bounds you have to look at other polls. trish: right percent poll out today does have donald trump winning in that poll. to your point there are other polls suggesting other things. surprised ben carson, has come up from behind and donald trump as strong as he has, gina. can you explain that? >> probably a little bit after trump, he doesn't necessarily have that sort of get teal civility that a lot of conservatives appreciate. the character aspect after presidential candidate is important to a lot of voters and they like the humility and things. i think when they d

gina, chris, stick with me.enator ted cruz will join me here on "the intelligence report," presidential candidate on intel on 2:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. fox business debate will be less than a week away. i will be there in milwaukee with sandra smith, neil cavuto, maria bartiromo. we'll ask sub san stiff questions, things that need to be talked about regarding our economy. next tuesday, 6:00 p.m. on fox business. find out which candidates will be on the stage when lineups are announced exclusively at 7:00 p.m. eastern on "lou dobbs tonight." we're about 55 minutes away. -- substantive. socialist, bernie sanders, making it official in the granite state. he is expected to file to get his name on the primary ballot. he is taking off his gloves to go against his competitor hillary clinton. funny how people change their tunes. talking about donald trump, advertising after he said he wouldn't. bernie sanders, remember this? >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails! >> thank y

joining me liz peek and gina loudon.ll ask you first, what are you seeing with the polls, feels like several narratives, earlier in the show we had professor shah on who sees four distinct tiers and they have their own distinct narratives. >> that's right. i thought coming out of the latest debate that you saw a real winnowing of the field, full. i didn't think that either trump or carson would improve in the standing, and let's remember -- >> why not? simply do you think that they peaked in some sort of way? >> no, i thought they both and carly fiorina tended to repeat their talking points as opposed to really getting into the nitty-gritty of economic policy, part of that was the moderators, they didn't lead the candidates into sustained conversation about economic policy, but i didn't think any of those outsiders showed that well. the people who did show well all got a bump in the polls. by the way, that includes chris christie who is way at the bottom of the pack. charles: though, in the fox poll, you can see he's at

back with me, gina loudon and steve moore. gina, what was the best part of the fox business debate. >> i thought the focus was on the issues. when you have the entire nation saying what we care about is the economy, stupid, fox business rising up, making it about the economy, making it about the issues. no surprise to me that statistically speak in terms of distribution, fox news killed it. they won, fox business, rather. liz: here's the thing, steve, watching the debates and listening to it, a tax plan is not a unifying vision. you have to do more to basically electrify the voters who are skeptical of the gop. when you have the democrats doing 24/7 government. when you have an activist federal reserve, when you have hillary clinton and bernie sanders saying we're going to give you a lot of freebies. it's tough to get -- because when people go into the voting booth, steve, they say to themselves, what will the government do for me? >> i hope that's not what they say, liz, if it does, we're done as a country. if everybody is se

he, latest polls is topping them yet again, gina. >> yep.trish: do you think he will be the republican nominee? >> i think that for the first time people are taking the fact very seriously that he could actually be the republican nominee. you know, you can't make predictions in this particular election. i think, if i have learned anything else, that is probably it. but i would say he has strong shot, maybe stronger than just about anyone else. i think we're starting to see the field start to narrow. he is still there in the very top. i don't see why not. >> thank you so much. gina, good to have you here. >> thanks. trish: everyone, americans, they want to defeat isis. this is what each of the political candidates are talking about right now. they are telling america exactly how they'll do it. we heard from donald trump. he has some choice words for it. this is what jeb bush has to say. >> only way to resolve this problem is create a coalition led by the united states, where we have safe havens in syria, where we have a no-fly zone. where we

gina and her husband decided to keep the baby and aggressively treat her cancer. after undergoing colon surgery, she immediately asked for an ultrasound. you've just had an operation, you're in pain, and you're looking at an ultrasound of your baby. what's that like? >> i didn't want to lose her, so i was so happy to hear her heartbeat. it was the best thing, best thing. there's a good one. >> reporter: oh, yeah. but she still needed chemo, nine rounds so far. hold her, love her, count all her toes toes and fingers, and i want her to be healthy, like any other mother would want. >> reporter: and about three minutes ago, i got a text from the father mike says, "she's here." so baby girl giana entered the world looking healthy and ready for her closeup. >> pelley: the baby made our deadline. jon, thanks very much. "on the road" with steve hartman is coming up. and next, a full day on the job in space. song: "that's life" song: "that's life" p song: "that'splife" that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is j

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gina lowden of the tea party activists. thanks to all of you for joining us. steve forbes. wow, just when i think it has gone off the rails, it goes further off the rails and deep into the woods. it is almost like he doesn't understand the most basic message of the book is of reemdid shun, of giving glory to god, at that he was this person and then he -- like he doesn't get what the story was about? >> he is in a hot campaign, carson on his heels. dr. carson on his heels. you look at a piece that will sway voters not the piece that you think will help carson with the voters. melissa: i guess. james, point out to other people in iowa that trump doesn't understand either what the word pathological means, which is totally other thing, or doesn't understand what it means to have like a christian awakening and, you know, have, he is demonstrating to them that he doesn't get their core value? >> there is a lot he doesn't know a lot about. he doesn't know a lot about trade, immigration. so, i don't think this is, i thought he peaked and not will be the nominee. i'm not sure this i

gina is joining us now. tell me about the website where i can go to find out who's paying my doctor how much and for what. >> it's called openpaymentsdata.csf.gov. you type your physician's name and get a breakdown of the company that's paying him or her, exactly what the payment is for, how much of the company pays the doctor. >> whose website is it? >> it's a cms website, so it's a government website and it's an extra tool to empower the patient because sometimes we feel helpless at the doctor's office. if you're suspicious, for example, that your physician is pushing a certain drug or procedure on to you, it's a great tool to use. and if that doctor is getting paid tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars from one company in particular in a very short amount of time, it might be reason to be suspicious. now, i do want to underscore that it is not uncommon for pharmaceutical companies to pay physicians. this is not something just insys is doing. this is something pretty much all pharmaceutical compani

, gina mccarthy.ion oscillated between politics and policy. we present you with the cliff's notes version. is there a way to leave office where the divisions on policy and rhetoric are lower than they are now? becausee now understand of the impacts of climate they are defacing, they are recognizing that climate change is happening here and internationally in that action is necessary. in the pastfled us has been that the solutions have not been readily available and marketable. that is no longer the case. they are not complete solutions but you cannot disagree that there are states in the west that are choosing solar because it is less expensive than fossil field. you cannot ignore the fact that the solar industry is the fastest growing jobs sector. we have solutions. all we are asking us to take a reasonable approach that looking at those solutions that make sense from an economic and environmental perspective and let them play out. let us say that this is where we know the present is in the future ne

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. >> steven's wife gina is decorator in chief. >> this is my job. one of them anyway. >> she is also the brains behind the scene of this nearly 300,000-dollar out-of-pocket venture. >> mobilizations everything, she works with huge pharmaceutical company that offers all kind of mobile services. >> it is not cheap. >> 150 bucks to fill it up, and it takes four times the water a normal rv uses. >> you can't run out of water. >> first, they had to get by delaware licensing and regulation laws for this kind of thing. >> we push to have the regulations changed. >> two and a half years later finally all aboard. >> little time to transform her hair from office to evening. >> wow. >> thirty minutes for up do. >> quicker for mike to meet here outside the marriott courtyard near the university of delaware. >> considering brinking it to convention sitement the name sozo, type of spiritual healing, gina says the closest similar salon on wheels is in washington, d.c., but doesn't even come close to theirs. delaware showing off his finest. >> yes, we are. yes, we

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see the man holding gina? he is the pope's bodyguard and his name is dominick june any. dominick is the brother and the parents say the similar names are just another sign of divine intervention. and they say proof is in the scans. here is a scan taken in late august before the pope's spontaneous kiss. here's the scan from the end of october. >> you can hardly see the tumor. and in so many of the cuts it is just a blur. >> the scans next to each other clearly slow a difference, the left is before the kiss, the right after. >> she is getting better and stronger. she is blowing kisses, she started pointing at things. >> reporter: she has spent eight months of her short life in hospice. her parents thought she had just weeks to live. she endured numerous rounds of chemotherapy. >> last year was about living in honor of her. now we are going to get to live with her. >> reporter: her future is a bright one, and they can't wait to show her and tell her what a difference a kiss can make. >> and radiologists cannot determine the percentage of the shrinkage because they can no lo

. >> steven's wife gina is director in chief. >> she's also the brain of this nearly $300,000 out of >> mobilization is everything. >> reporter: she knows. she works with a huge pharmaceutical company that offers all kinds of mobile services. >> it's not cheap. >> reporter: 150 bucks to fill it up and it takes four times the water a normal rv uses. >> because we can't run out of water. >> reporter: first they had to get by delaware licensing and regulation laws for this kind of thing. >> we pushed to have the regulations changed. >> reporter: two and a half years later it's finally all aboard. >> i had no idea what to expect. >> reporter: debbie knew she had little time to transform her hair from office to evening. >> wow! >> 30 minutes for up do. very exciting. >> reporter: same charge as at the salon. quicker for mike to meet steven here outside the marriott courtyard near the university of delaware. >> reporter: michael is considering bringing the bus to the convention site. i feel like a new man. >> reporter: the same sozo a type of spiritual healing gina says the closest similar

gina springhower became paralyzed from the waist down in an accident back in 2008. then she stunned everyone last year at her wedding to husband john when she walked down the aisle. now one year after the wedding, another surprise, the couple is expecting a baby. it's something they really wanted but they admit, they have lots of questions. >> yea, a lot of it was, how i am going to get my baby from the floor, to my lap, because i can't sit up without using my arms on my legs. a lot of it was how am i going , to get the baby where i want it to be if john is at work? how am i going to independent as a mother? elizabeth: the baby is due in a few months. there are some unknowns for delivery but gina's doctor has experience with other paralyzed mothers and she says she's confident everything will be fine. shaina: they have come this far. shaina: speaking of unusual births, this week the mccaughey septuplets are turning 18. eric: we recently visited the family at their home in carlisle. mom bobbi, dad kenny, big sister mikayla, and the septuplets kenny, joel, brandon, na

. >> gina kisner and her husband were in the living room when she plugged the cigarette into the computer and it exploded coming within inches of the oxygen tank, her husband, a longtime smoker needed to breathe. >> it shot out of my computer, hit his bed and dropped right next to him and started a fire under his bed. >> what if it had hit that oxygen tank? >> we would have been dead. >> the house would have exploded. >> all of us would not have been here anymore. >> they're not alone. a report with the u.s. fire administration documents about 25 other fires or explosions triggered by electronic cigarette equipment in just the past five years. many of them while charging including a 3-year-old burned in utah after an e-cigarette exploded and ignited his car seat while riding in the family car. an e-cigarette exploded in the user's mouth and he lost teeth and part of a tongue. a man walked into a restaurant with two e-cigarettes in his pocket. i put my keys in there and i'm walking in and i'm waiting to talk to the lady at the front desk and he said flames erupted. >> and then there were f

of the epa, gina mccarthy.ation oscillated between politics and policy. we present you with the cliff's notes version. starting with the hottest issue for environmentalists -- climate change, and the people who don't believe in it. john: is there a way to leave office where the divisions on policy and rhetoric are lower than they are now? admin. mccarthy: people now understand because of the impacts of climate they are -- already facing, they are recognizing climate change is happening, here in the u.s., and internationally in that action , is necessary. what has stifled us in the past has been that the solutions have not been readily available and marketable. that is no longer the case. they are not complete solutions , to addressing climate, but you cannot disagree there are states in the west that are choosing solar because it is less expensive than fossil field. -- fuel. you cannot ignore the fact that the solar industry is the fastest growing jobs sector. we have solutions. all we are asking is to take a r

gina bennett, mother of five, has been at the c.i.a. since the '90s, has been incredible.nd these are the people where you have the parallel with homeland in a way, even though michael hayden would say, you know, i had -- carrie was working for me, even minus the drugs, sex and bipolar, but the level of passion, the level of addiction almost to the work is what drove them day in and day out to amass through these mountains of information, these analytical minds, brilliant ones, and these were the great women behind it who, in the shadows, are responsible for that analytical work that, talk about these grains of sand, these are the women who helped with that. >> you also put your finger on a critical issue. we call it a battle for the soul of the c.i.a. it's a battle among the directors, an argument among them about what the c.i.a. mission should be and has the c.i.a. become so seduced by covert, paramilitary operations that it has neglected the analytical side which, you know, bob gates was eloquent on this. you know, he said, you know, imagine how different the world woul

. >> gina rodriguez gets her fan girl on. britney gues stars on the episode. news she leaked at the emmys. >> you're going to get a moment. it's going to be a moont it's going to c cnge my memories of life forever. >> but you know there has to be a twist when comes to jane. >> you guessed it. that did not happen. here's what happened. >> she is such a fan and shows you so much love and i'm so glad to be part of thefamily. >> so that dream came true at least. britney will t 34 on december 2nd which means she wasn't even born y y when e.t. first hit the air because we are celebrating our season covering the biggest entertainment stories. 35 years. >> and one of the biggest stories we ever covered has been the lifefend death saga of anna nicole smith. her l battle, the birth of her daughter, the death of her son. her own unfortunate passing and the legal battle f custody of her child dannielynn. we were there in the middle of it all. now tonight we look back at her turbulent life. >> i look at it. she's my everything.g. she reminds me so much of her mom and as sh

gina marie says she missed a lot of work at unity point battling colitis - which often included extreme flareups."i had just started a job so i didn't have that much vacation time"but her their vacation time - as her life revolved around hospitals for surgery.gina and kathy say those living with invisible illnesses can be the voice for their unseen physical pain. "often choose not to draw a lot of attention to that and that's a personal choice."at the university of iowa - kathy's made that personal choice and backs this poster campaign to get invisible illnesses on the radar. "there's a lot of resources avail on this campus faculty staff and students may not realize."supervisors say they want employees know - how important building trust is. "it's really about listening to people. hearing what they're going through and trying to find solutions that will help."steffi lee, cbs 2 news, ten at ten. the university of iowa says its employees have the right to go through one of its internal offices before taking accomodation requests to a government agency. agency.we've posted this story to ou

. >> reporter: the academy honored actresses gina roland and debbie reynolds but recent surgery kept her aw also honored, the always &- outspoken director spike lee. >>> ivanka, daughter of donald trump, has words for her father's haters. >> of course it's difficult, especially when the things often said are untrue. but, you know -- any daughter would feel that way. >> reporter: ivanka, daughter of the always outspoken donald trump, has words for her father's haters out there. >> somebody has a perception of you that you feel is flawed, then it's kind of fun to prove them wrong. >> reporter: finally liam hemsworth has a new bff, man's best friend, a great dane mix dora adopted from a rescue center in los angeles. >> she's giant. she's 6 months old and 80 pounds. >> reporter: according to the owners it was liam's ex, mylie cyrus, a dog adopter herself, >> she basically was like, oh my love thi let me text them. he got on a plane and was here first thing in the morning to pick up his puppy. good to see the exes are good friends. >>> speaking of that kind of thing, coming up, our one di

it also features two singers om american idol: gina glocksen and vaughn smith. there's twelve dancers that will be accompanying them. they also performed on so you think you can dance. so it's more than just the two feature dancers, it's a whole troop of dancers? it is. it features various styles from ballroom to salsa and other thinin like that. it's really going g be quite a a show. the symphony has been getting ready for this for a while. i don't know if you've been to the symphony but it's an amazing top- notch group. yes it is, it's really first rate. this is our 100th season so we're really putting on a big show this whole season, this show is really quite special. that's great. i know there are so many different shows people that if you want a taste of symphony, this is a good one to get started with the symphony. exactly. it features popular music but also music that's in a symphonic arrangement so it really will be quite wonderful. that's great. i cannot wait for it. that's coming up on saturday the 14th of november, is that righgh that's correct. what

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