alert is part of the isaac foundation's larger autism in the wild program. it familiarizes kids with the police and firefighters who will respond to emergencies but also trains those first responders to be more effective. >> what i wanted was our guys to recognize when they have a child that has this type of an affliction and i want them to be able to have more tools in their tool box to handle the situation for a more positive outcome. >> reporter: it's a community effort. >> don't feel like we are alone because you are not. >> reporter: the isaac foundation is hoping to integrate the alert program to others around the community. jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> still ahead on news buzz coming up. royal premier. the duchess and duke of cambridge catching a big block buster movie. in the buzz james bond getting the royal treatment in london. the duke and the duchess of cambridge all attending the premier for the latest 007 film "specter" people were asking about kate and what she was' wearing. jenny takim is the designer. >> she looks wonderful as always. much m

isaac is now being treated at children's hospital of philadelphia. the pool of doctors appears to be growing and becoming more diversified. the association of american medical colleges reports today that the number of young people enrolling in med school has increased 25-percent since 2002. and the percentage of applicants doubled since just last year. other increases included first-time female applicants and african american and hispanic students. who frequently take antibiotics ... may gain weight faster than those who have never used them. the australian study looked at electronic medical records of over 150-thousand children from age three to 18. one in five had been prescribed antibiotics seven or more times. by the time those kids were 15 -- they weighed an average of three pounds more than children who had never taken antibiotics. researchers say these drugs may wipe out the healthy bacteria in the body - leading to permanent changes in how food is absorbed. brad's here -- with thursday night football. sioux city west needed an upset over des

everyone here is dedicated. >> but isaac won't stop. he is using a patry back up. >> this is his 40th movie, as soon as it is finished he will start on the next. malcolm web, al jazeera. uganda. his. plenty more for you any time on our website. you can watch up live by clicking on the watch now icon wild fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight: technkow in search of the great american prarie. >> we're in the prarie state yet ironically, we have such little of it left. >> farming and overdevelopment killed it, now get ready for

isaac has taught himself to use graphic software downloaded from the airport. and his wife marriott has become an expert in special effects. they're getting ready for the shot. >> we put in red a little blew, and then we put it in the con dome. >> the tactors mostly trained on the job say that they're here for more love than the movie. >> i need to be more, that's my dream. that's why i act all the time. if the director tell me to do anything, i can do. >> everyone here is dedicated. a torrential storm ends filming for the day and cuts off the electricity, but isaac won't stop. he's using a battery back up. this is his 40th movie. as soon as it's finished he'll start on the next. malcolm web, al jazeera, kampa kampala, uganda. >> and a quick reminder that you can keep up-to-date on all the stories we're reporting on. >> self insured people, better or cheaper options. the affordable care act c has reduced the number of uninsured people, but a number have dropped their coverage. what's theia

he describes isaac's challenge dealing with too much chemotherapy dealing with his rare form of cancer. >> first i want to say how sorry we are that this mistake happened. >> reporter: the family provided paperwork that came from the hospital that shows an error of a dose of 3 milligrams instead of 3.3. this issue may have gone on for five days. the hospital's pediatrician in chief, mary moran, agreed to sit down with us. >> we need to be very careful with anything drug we are administ administering, whether chemotherapy or something else. >> reporter: we asked what doctors are doing to make sure it doesn't happen again. doctors said they're investig e investigating and plan to make changes if necessary and includes education and ordering. >> i think the element of care is to aspire for the best and acknowledge when you've fallen short. >> reporter: they're communic e communicating with the harrisons who are still trying to comprehend this latest setback to their baby's health. >> they said this is one of the biggest medical mistakes in 35 years. >> reporter: baby isaac is at a differe

isaac harrison was being treated at the hospital. the chemotherapy dose the father says was supposed to be 3.3 minimumly grams was 33 milligrams and administered for five straight days. >> they said this is one of the biggest medical mistakes in 35 years. all the pain, losing hair, crying, all the pain that he's going through. >> well, little isaac is now fighting under a doctor's care at children's hospital of philadelphia. we reached out to st. christophers, they declined comment citing patient confidentiality. the harrison family provided nbc 10 with letters they received from the hospital. in one letter officials say isaac was being treated for an unusual cancer the calculation done was inaccurate. it goes on to say, this complication is the cause for great regret. the family says the hospital told them that they will continue to investigate the case. >>> investigators say a security camera captured video of a man suspected of killing and shooting a new york police officer a. camera in harlem shows what appears to be tyrone howar

in one, isaac was being treated for a very unusual and serious cancer. the calculation done was inaccurate. it goes on to say this complication is a cause for gret regret. yet even still this innocent pained face gives his father strength. >> they said it was a miracle for him to even be living now. so it's crazy. so like every day that passes like he's blessed. >> reporter: in philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> some help for disabled new jersey veterans can be donated, 22 wheelchairs to veterans affairs. the wheelchairs were assembled by more than 100 kennedy managers. the organizations plan to loan out the wheel chairs on an as-needed basis. >> first responders held a safety clinic for kids with disabilities. local k-9 teams the and learned about police and fire fighting safety equipment. the event teaches teens and young adults with autism how to communicate with first responders. >> nearly a half dozen energy star homes are available in the county. they celebrated the opening of the five homes tonight in malvern. the homes have met strict gu

old, doctors diagnosed little isaac with a rare form of cancer, initially a doctor gave him only a week to live, now months later he continues to fight for his life. >> survival rates can be pretty bad depending on how young you are when it first arrives and whether it has spread when it's first diagnosed. and so it needs aggressive treatment. >> treatment for isaac included chemotherapy, but his parents learned health care providers at st. christopher's hospital allegedly administered ten times the recommended dose, possibly for five days straight. >> chemotherapy there's always a balance between what's a medication and what's a poison. >> reporter: a medical doctor and malpractice attorney says bleeding issues, liver, and gastrointestinal complications are concerns after an overdose. in his practice, he's seen these errors before. >> the mistake happens. whenever humans are involved, you get mistakes. medications errors happen. >> reporter: now i spoke to isaac's family, they say his condition can change by the hour. he is in stable condition and late this afternoon he was moved out o

by isaac uses a battery backup. 40th movie, and as soon as it's finished, he'll start on the next. malcolm webb, al jazeera, uganda. >>> i want to see that movie. you can find out more about everything we have been talking about on our program on the website. the address is on your screen right now, aljazeera.com. ♪ ♪ >>> investigators confirm malaysian airlines mh-17 was brought down by a missile. >>> police are calling today's attacks in israel the worst yet. >>> and it is debate day for the democrats, what they are saying to voters trying to win them over. ♪

a torrential storm ends the shooting for the day and isaac did not stop, he is using a battery backups his 40th movie and and soon as it's finished he will start on the next. malcolm webb, al jazeera. >>> you can keep up to date with all the news on our website al jazeera.com, the very latest there on the situation in israel and the occupied palestinian territories where tensions continue to rise. al jazeera.com. ali velshi. "on target" tonight digital divide. the battle to bring high speed internet to those who want it and the laws that got in the way. plus, data crack down. the european ruling that could force american tech companies to make some changes. 19 years ago this month president bill clinton and vice president al gore announced a $100 million program to help create what they called the next generation internet. in their remarks, both men used

but isaac won't stop. heed it's using a battery backup.s is his 40th move and i as soon as it's finishes he will start on the next. malcolm webb, al jazeera, uganda. >>> much more real news from al jazeera. >> this week on talk to al jazeera - the president of liberia ellen johnson sirleaf. >> my life story of fighting and getting up and being beaten and rising again and fighting for the things i believe in. >> the first woman elected to lead an african country has spent almost a decade rebuilding post-conflict liberia. >> people were tired of war. war was seen as something that had been initiated and carried

baby isaac is now at a different hospital. when we last checked in with his family he was out of the icu, doctors are working to regulate his temperature. >> the parents of a radnor township man accused of trying to lure children claims their son is harmless. they say 26-year-old daniel lee has autism and just likes to talk to children. lee was arrested near wayne elementary school wednesday. now concerned parents called police after they say lee scared their children at the playground. he allegedly talked to them about finding an abandoned cabin in the woods. police arrested him. lee is being held on $100,000 bond while he awaits a psychiatric evaluation. >> news from the jersey shore bureau, officials in atlantic county warning business leaders to be on the lookout for a burglary suspect. according to police someone has been targeting several businesses along the route 9 corridor. poli police released these, urging business ownerses to be extra vigilant. >> make sure alarms are set, lighting is in working order, if you see a

this is isaac. isaac is from sacramento and we found out, isaac is a raiders fan. >> oh, yeah. >> and we found a rumor, right now, guys, mike, gasia, sal, i don't know if you're still there, a rumor is the raiders want to take a tour. we want to show love to the entire bay area. 49ers have been here, but now it's time for the raiders. >> oh, yeah. it's definitely our season hopefully. i'm gunning for it, and that would be a great student -- opportunity if the rumor did come true. that would be a problem for myself and the rest of the ship's crew to show what we do to the professional sports teams, and especially the oakland raiders, number one fan on board the ship. i get heckled a lot for it. i've been everywhere, so it would be an awesome opportunity. >> isaac's family is in sacramento, so the first time your family could see you? >> yes, today here in fleet week would be the first time my family would be able to see me on board the uss stockdale. >> really quickly, you'll be able to see these shi

questions like in the case of serial killers and the world's fair or in the case of isaac storm, the storm that destroyed galveston, people in texas knew it teaching it in seventh grade but outside of texas no one knew about it and i didn't know about it until i stumbled upon it in the new york world, a newspaper from that era. again with the killer and the world's fair stumbled across that, too, and no one else in chicago knew about the world's fair of 1893. >> especially with a book like this where there have been millions of words written about it you do certainly can and you research the old fashion, as a way of gaining light in other books, how do you get around that? >> that was a big thing. it was a mental obstacle about doing the book about the lusitania. it crossed my mind do to it because i like mari skare -- maritime history -- i have been fascinated with this and i would have done a book about the titantic if james cameron and others did it to death. there was this obstacle of knowing a lot had been done. but something kept gnawing at me. i put it in an archive to look at

and the isaac's storm it became a story of each hubris guided by the new everything that is needed toto starting with the idea of the message the garden of the beast that i had no intention of making any kind of comic getting up on any soap locks in preaching. it once i found my character had that story -- you got to go with what you've got and i love nuance. i love nuanced yours. in the garden of the beast had been criticized by people for including martha in the book. i've been criticized people for not being more judgmental and the book about the ambassador and his daughter. not taking a more judgmental stand but you have got to tell it the way the story was. so that's how the book plays out in this is what these people experienced in that time. it wasn't the intent and it's not part of the picture. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> back in the day when he is to appear at smaller venues like century and forest park i saw you when you were doing another event for devil in the white city and you mentioned that the types of stories for you have to stories that you bring together and i be

harrison. >> they said this was one of the biggest medical mistakes in 35 years. >> reporter: baby isaac is no longer being treated at this hospital. doctors are taking care of him somewhere else. the family said he's doing okay. he's out of icu but doctors are still having trouble managing his temperature. >>> tomorrow a boy will be laid to rest more than a week after his body was found in camden county. funeral services are set for brendan. his body found near the cooper river. investigators aren't sure how he died. no charges have been filed. the community came together in his honor. the factory held a fund-raiser saying 15% of the proceeds would be donated to help his family. >>> sky force 10 over a triple shooting in wilmington. three people were taken to the hospital. we're still trying to learn their conditions but we know there are no arrests. >>> pennsylvania has gone 114 days without a budget. now senate democrats are point fingers at republicans say gop lawmakers would rather go on recess than hammer out a deal. republicans want a two-week break that would last through novembe

alert is part of the isaac foundation's larger autism in the wild program.miliarizes children with police and firefighters who will respond to emergencies and train those first responders to be more effective. >> you won't be able to do your black friday shopping this year at rei. the outdoor sporting goods store says it will be closed the day after thanksgiving. how about that? rei wants to encourage you to get outdoors instead of shopping for hours. that makes sense, right? the company is launching a social media campaign with the #optoutside, even a website where you can find things to do. i think it is a terrific campaign, to spend your time outside, rather than -- people say they're spending their time outside in line. >> good luck with that. >>> you're going to need a coat. >> storm team meteorologist chuck bell telling us how cold it is going to get. chilly now. >> shopping is hard core. that could be cardio under the right circumstances if you're headed out to the mall, especially after thanksgiving with the elbow swinging. skies are mostly clear for

isaac has taught himself to use graphic software downloaded from the internet and his wife is an expertcts. this man is about to get shot. >> we mix ready color and put in a little blue color and then we put it on the costumes. >> reporter: actors mostly trained on the job say they are here for the love more than the money and the entire budget for each film is about $200. >> i like acting because i need to be more famous, yeah, that is my dream so that is why you see i act all the time if directed and if they tell me to do anything i can do. >> reporter: everyone here is dedicat dedicated. a torrential storm ends filming for the day but he won't stop and using a bakery backup, this is his 40th movie and as soon as it's finished he will start on the next, malcolm webb uganda. >>> that is a wrap and thanks for watching the news hour and i'll be back with another full bulletin of news on al jazeera, see you then. ♪ >> good morning and welcome to al jazeera america. >> is this the first chance they're getting to asses the damage. >> we begin with breaking news coming out of the west bank.

isaac will not stop. this is his 40th movie, as soon as it's finished, he'll start on the net >>> that's it for this edition of al jazeera. i'm antonio mora, thank you for watching. "america tonight" is up next. have a great night. >> you're not the person to tell me who i am. >> i kept trying to make him not be a boy. >> we tried to force her to wear more masculine clothes. >> when they people come to see us, they are desperate. >> who will love my child? >> who will protect my child? >> i asked for something and now i'm a happy little boy. >> being a woman it's more than a physical body. it's all about your essence. >> i get to blossom into the

but isaac won't stop. he is using a battery back up.his is his 40th movie, and as soon as he is finished he will start on the next. >> malcolm web, al jazeera, uganda. >> great stuff. more on our website, aljazeera.com. p investigators concern malaysian flight was taken down by a missile, but what it is what they are not saying that is making headlines today police are calling today's attacks in jerusalem the worst yet prompting the prime minister to hold an emergency meeting. and it is debate day for the democrats what this saying the voters should try and win them over.

isaac still wears the coat a fireman took off his own back. tonight this family hopes there are lessons in their loss. >> she was a beautiful, beautiful soul and from this tragedy i want something positive to come out of it. >> reporter: with so many touched by this tragedy, nearly $70,000 has been raised by strangers for the garcia family so they can bury 4-year-old lilly. as for tony torres, police say earlier today in his home they found both the suspected get-away car and the gun used in tuesday's shooting. lester? >> miguel, thank you. >>> a mystery in st. louis where seven churches have now been set on fire in just over two weeks. the latest in a string of arsons was discovered early this morning at a church with a mostly white congregation. the others happened in largely african-american neighborhoods. in all the cases, the door of the churches were ignited. so far no injuries have been reported. >>> right now, we are monitoring two major weather systems closing in. one is a torrential rain maker sweeping into the south central u.s. bri

but isaac won't stop. he's using a battery back up.this is his 40th movie as soon as it's finished he'll start on the next. malcolm web, al jazeera, kampala, uganda. >> now time for sport with robin in doha. >> world cup finalists where they dream of reaching the 2016 championships are over. they need to beat the check republic in order to make the playoffs. but they fell 3-2 where they missed out on the european action for the first time since 1984. and the czech republic goes through from group a. belgium confirmed their places after seeing israel. coincidentally, belgium now the new world number one team in group h grabbed the last automatic qualification spot. >>> syria's dream of one day appearing at a football world cup very much on track that comprehensively speak of the play in oman. >> from the outside this was just another world cup qualifier. but in syria and afghanistan who have been banned from hosting matches for security reasons this campaign is proof in times of war. both sides have played of future venues and they have

outwardly isaac seemed like a quiet sensible teenager.a saturday morning most schoolboys of his age would be hanging out with friends, but this 16 year old is carrying a knife. he wants to kill someone. and this is his attempt. he ends up lying in a street of occupied east jerusalem shot dead by the security forces. you couldn't have guessed his intent when he left home, caught here on security cameras. he looked carefree. he may have looked calm, but what was going on inside his head? he came from caring parents and a comfortable home. his friends say he hasn't been brainwashed in anyway. yet, he set out to kill in cold blood. in the event, he didn't kill his victim. this man was taken away with non-life-threatening injuries. hi parents couldn't believe what had happened. his mother noticed a few days before that her son has been effected by what he has seen on tv. firstly an attack on a woman. [ screaming ] >> reporter: which could only be heard, but not seen. >> translator: he had tears in his eyes. he wouldn't either drink well. he wa

. >> i never had such a thing my live report roar jackson township new jersey resident isaac ben anyar is fuming over this violation notice from the township selling him to take down this suka or else. >> it's a family holiday. seven days. and it's a very happy holiday. roar report suk a religious shelter built during the jewish holiday of sue coat which ends this week. benatar celebrated inside sukas almost 50 years ago a as little boy in israel. >> i never received such a violation ever. that's why i was totally shocked. >> the violation notice tells him to take down the suka by friday. it reads "failure to make the necessary corrections may result in a summons and additional fines. ". >> i was just trying wonder if someone will decide to put christmas tree on the deck if it's going get such a violation. i mean i see it very weird. it's a holiday. i'm sure helping what suka means. >> reporter: whoever issue the violation typed the word suka on the paper work. that end fewer yates benatar even more. >> they live here with a big jewish town, you know, thousands of jews here. it's not

we first told you about the struggle for isaac harrison on nbc 10 news at 11:00. his family says philadelphia hospital gave the 11-month-old ten times the dose of chemotherapy. >> today we wanted to know more about how a mistake like this could have happened. nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas has more. >> reporter: at just 11 months old, doctors diagnosed little isaac with a rare form of cancer, initially a doctor gave him only a week to live, now months later he continues to fight for his life. >> survival rates can be pretty bad depending on how young you are when it first arrives and whether it has spread when it's first diagnosed. and so it needs aggressive treatment. >> treatment for isaac included chemotherapy, but his parents learned health care providers at st. christopher's hospital allegedly administered ten times the recommended dose, possibly for five days straight. >> chemotherapy there's always a balance between what's a medication and what's a poison. >> reporter: a medical doctor and malpractice attorney says bleeding issues, liver, and gastrointestina

alert is a part of the isaac foundation's larger autism in the wild program. it familiarizes kids with the police and firefighters who will respond to emergencies... but also trains those first responders to be more effective. (sot: lt. john goodman, fire department / spokane, washington) "what i really wanted was our guys to recognize when they have a child with this type of an affliction and i want them to have more tools in their toolbox to handle the situation and have a more positive outcome" and amanda says it's really a community effort... (sot: amanda hansen, mother) "don't feel like you're alone because you're not" >> that was katie chen repororng. your farm mamaets are coming up nene. and...a company buyout might cause a well- known pharmacy to go away. we'll << >> << on wall street yesterday, major u.s. benchmarks were little changed as the fed meeting got underway. energy companies fell more than the rest of the market as the price of crude oil dropped almost two percent, hitting its lowest level since august. the dow fell 42 points to 17,581. the

isaac pearson is a sophomore on the soccer team. his older brother jp played football at maplewood high. football has been part of your family a ong time. why did you decide to play socker? >> i just kind of grew up around soccer. my mom said soccer is your thing. doesn't want me to get hurt too. soccer is something i really liked. >> reporter: in another sign of the times there will be a homecoming game played here next month but that game will be soccer not football. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning

isaac pearson is a sophomore on the soccer team.tball at maplewood high. football has been part of your family a long time. why did you decide to play socker? >> i just kind of grew up around soccer. my mom said soccer is your thing. doesn't want me to get hurt too. soccer is something i really liked. >> reporter: in another sign of the times there will be a homecoming game played here next month but that game will be soccer not football. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, october 1st, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> millions are watching joaquin. the hurricane picks up strength in the atlantic before making its way up to the east coast where it's expected to dump as much as 10 inches of rain. >>> targeted by hackers. evidence shows hackers tried to go after clinton's e-mail server in the middle

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but isaac won't stop. he is using a battery backup.0th movie, and as soon as it's finished, he'll start on the next. >>> do stay with us here on al jazeera. barbara sarah has more news from london for you, including the latest on another day of violence and protests in israel and the occupied palestinian territory. ♪ >> they don't fear anything. >> they're consuming economically important species >> we're offering something on our menu that no-one else is offering. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> good morning and welcome to al jazeera america. >> is this the first chance they're getting to asses the damage. >> we begin with breaking news coming out of the west bank. ♪ >>> >>> more bloodshed in israel and the palestinian territories, now the israeli prime minister vows to use all means available to end the violence. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah,

attorney isaac shah tryinger. >> i don't care when he categorically denies. he's categorically denying this conduct before and had to back pedal once litigation began. >> he's talking about another lawsuit that he filed last year when jailhouse video turned over in that case shows an inmate being tased 23 times while deputies hold him to the ground with his hands behind his back. trial in that case is set for next march. the attorney says the sheriff also has video from last may. >> if he wants to stand up for his deputies and say that what happened is fine, then i want to see the video that backs it up. >> the attorney says if the sheriff does not release that may 28th video voluntarily, it will eventually come out in the course of the lawsuit. reporting from the sheriff's headquarters in santa rosa, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> leaders made a decision about the troubles at the santa clara county jail. they formed a commission to do a top to bottom evaluation of the procedures. it will be made from a broad spectrum of the community from retired or a

from sir isaac newton... @3:47 "he was the man that discovered the three laws of motion and changed the world." they teach the students. @34:02 "they can see things like music and dance, things that they love, and we're mixing it with things they need for the future. so, we're demystifying physics and science and making it simple for them to understand. 8:50 "alright theo, what grade are you in?" student volunteers demonstrate inertia @11:17 "in 3,2,1" on this velcro wall. @17:56 "this time when i tell you to go, i want you to run as fast as you can toward mr. burns...and go." and teachers are even involved...taking the stage in extreme wrestling suits to demonstrate force. @18:09 "so, we see by adding acceleration to his mass, he created a much greater force. @33:00 "we're just thrilled to have the opportunity to have fma come here today. anything we can do to get our kids interested in science. we want them to be innovators of the future." @25:26 "on your marks, get set, go." @58:50 "it's really fun. you get to do lots of experiments. it's just really fun." as they learn science on st

joining us now a man who knows a lot, william isaac. bill, we hear about the massive revamp that the folks want to do, flat tax, far tax, eliminate the irs, these kind of things. first of all, is it possible, second of all, is it reasonable? >> it's good to be with you. happy halloween from sarasota. i think that we definitely need to overhaul the economy. the past -- basically the past 20 years have not gone well. particularly the past seven or eight years somewhere gohave go poorly and it's hurting the folks most in need. the bottom the third of our population has really been suffering. at the top we're doing really well with the stock market and everything else. all the improvements and value there. but for the folks that are struggling and the middle class and the lower middle class, we're really suffering and we have to -- >> i don't think anyone will argue with you that the middle crass is suffering and that there is an issue in terms of income growth and those kinds of things. the question, though, as you look at it, how do you f

isaac won't top. he ends up using a battery backup. this is his 40th movie. as soon as it's finished, he'll start on the next. malcolm webb, uganda. >> do stay with us here on al jazeera if you can. i'll be right back with another full bulletin of news. >>> ukraine should have closed its air space, the final report in the downing of mh 17. ♪ >>> hello, i'm laura kyle with your global news update. also ahead. three israelis are killed in two separate attacks by palestinians has rallies are held in the occupied west bank and israel. >>> grim details of a hume situation in yemen, the number of children at risk of acu

that's what isaac is getting at. president bush, the younger, doesn like senator ted cruise. ted cruise will be here. that should be an interesting play. because president bush doesn't really talk very much about individual people. so we're going to get to the bottom of it. and we like senator cruz. and maybe we'll have a good time between the two men. again, thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. please remember, the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. >> breaking tonight, two big political stories. first, congressman paul ryan jumping into the race to be the man, the top man, that is, in congress. second, a series of new polls starting to suggest that businessman donald trump is running away with the republican race and is touching off talk of a republican war to stop the current front runner. welcome to the kelly file, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. >>> tracking polls for four months, only one discernible trend has emerged. a man who has never held political office is the front runner. s

isaac's latest challenge dealing with too much chemotherapy meant to treat the baby's rare form of cancer. >> the first thing we want to say is how sorry that this mistake happened. >> the family provided paperwork they say came from the hospital which shows an error led to a dose of 33 milligrams instead of 3.3. this issue may have gone on for five days. the hospital's pediatrician and chief mary moran agreed to sit down with us. >> we need to be very, very careful with any drug we're administering, whether it's chemotherapy or something else. >> reporter: we asked what doctors here are doing to make sure this doesn't happen again. moran says they're in the middle of investigating and they're prepared to make changes if necessary and that could include added education on medication delivery. >> think one element of care is to be able to aspire for the best and acknowledge when you've fallen short. >> reporter: patient care and safety is always a top priority and it's still dealing with the harrisons who are try cog comprehend. >> this is one of the biggest medical mistakes in 35 years. >

a short video posted by isaac miller. he captured this in august when doing small stream fishing. i want you to pay attention to what's going on in these bushes that he didn't even notice until he finally watched the video. >> honestly, gayle, definitive proof. i didn't realize he was so shy. corner. >> i hate to break it to this brother, that's not big foot. >> before you judge, there's another video. he says his friend strapped a gopro on to their dog while they were checking out the route of the hood race to the coast in oregon. you were laughing too hard because he saw the dog with the humans and got scared. >> when is this going to break in the world news? are we going to have the front cover of "national geographic" or "time". >> there are people who seriously flol this and believe big foot is out there. i would like to believe these people have not wasted their time and money and hobby looking for this creature. i would like to think there may be a yeti or big foot out there. >> how about a little plane drifting. >> our pilot here is going to show you how it's done. >> the

she is followed by smokey robinson, isaac brothers and then earth, wind and fire. >> up next, we're with kate hudson taking the fashion world >> definitely want to do more stores. >> then, we're behind the scenes of "limitless" with the star goofing off in front of his boss bradley cooper and jacqueline smith. >> she is telling me how she is helping cancer patients and how does she look so good after 34 years after "charlie's angels." >> i'm young at heart. >> they're fully supportive. >> they're among the honorees at the respect awards as the organization celebrates the 25th anniversary. >> we make sure that every k through 12 school in this country is safe and good for lgbt youth and every other student. >> i'm no longer a victim. today i'm an advocate and leader. >> last year's honoree will be on hand. can you get into the action by bidding on items like tickets to the mtv movie awards or a "young and the restless" set tour. >> you get a behind the scenes view of the day time drama. you get to see the crimson lights, the police station, victor newman's office. come on, guys. >>> bradl