the most important thing is jenni mccarthy and amanda apologized.manda said, i'm sorry i offended you. i was lying. they should get together and do an am russ -- am russ thing and tweet that out. >> i don't know who amanda bynes is. >> but i will follow her on twitter. >> jedediah, on a serious note, should thee get help? >> she is on a lyndsay lohan/ britney spears disaster scores. disaster course. she says she is allergic to alcohol and she is smoking in one of the photos. if i was tweeting this and i would hope somebody i love would intervene. good for them. maybe now they can know. i love you, but i would never intervene. i won't say you go girl. >> amanda says the police never came to her house. kim kardashian's expublicist says they went to the house. >> you always believe the expublicist. joan what part of the business you are not understanding. we have a pod cast on fox news radio.com. if you haven't listened to it, check it out. we try to have saw sign ments where we get celebrities to tweet us back. we notice if you compliment her, she hil

vaccines and autism bringing bout medicine to prove there's no link imagine trying to compete with jenni mccarthy; right? the new guard; right? she has the loudest mouthpiece on the issue, so that is the challenge that we fashion in terms of accessing and sifting through what is good and bad information. this is from chapter 7, called "into the fray," dealing with patients in the digital age. materials of the longerrer scope of the book, as i mentioned, we started in world war ii americaing in the process era, had a little bit of hubris about medical science, really did believe it was on the cusp of everything, the gold standard, telling us all that we needed to know to feel better. now there's a really compelling pendulum shift if you look in certain party circles where the science, itself, and the integrity of the intieps itself is questioned. in this chapter, i examine chronic lime disease and autism within the context of how social media and the internet altered the course of advocacy and what the examples illustrate in terms of the larger complexities of present day illness. now, as you can

. >> we had jenny mccarthy. whitney cummings. usher. >> a lot of big names. >> what happened?itchen? >> they come by for a regular home-cooked meal. they come to my house in staten island. they come and hang out. i have family dinner every sunday with my family. this is just with an a-list celebrity. >> when you first came on, that's quite the cast of characters, you came on, and we girded our loins. as they say. and you came on and you're like the sweetest guy. so sweet, we said, he wasn't raised by wolves. no. >> i was raised by this one right here. >> i kept him -- >> we're all about the family. i love my family, they keep me grounded. we wanted to include that in the show. >> mom, what are we cooking? >> artichokes. and chicken. >> how did you make the artichokes? >> i cleaned them. and lemon water. otherwise they get black. your hands get black. see these not in the lemon, your hands get black. and anyway -- >> then what, you put them in a pot like this. halfway water. and you stuff them with garlic and parsley. >> a lot of garlic and a lot of parsley and you let the wate

the evidence-based medicine to prove there is no link, you can imagine trying to compete with jenny mccarthy, right? who is the new guard, right? she has the loud mouthpiece on the issue. so that is the challenge that we face in terms of accessing and sort of sifting through what is good information and what is bad. so this excerpt is from chapter seven, as i said, which is called "into the fray." and it deals with patients in the digital age. in terms of the larger historical scope of the book, we started right in post-world war ii america where we had a little bit of hubris about medical science, and we really did believe it was on the cusp of curing everything. it was the gold standard, and it would tell us all that we needed to know to feel better. now there's a really compelling pendulum shift if you look in certain patient circles where the science itself and the integrity of the science itself is being questioned. in this chapter i examine chronic lyme disease and how social media and the internet have altered the course of advocacy. and what these examples illustrate in terms of the

you can imagine trying to compete with jenny mccarthy, who is the new guard. so that is the challenge that we face in terms of accessing and sort of sifting through what is good information and what is bad. so this exit is from chapter seven, as i said, which is called into the fray, and it deals with patience and the digital age. terms of the larger historical scope of the book, as i mentioned, we started right in post-world war to america. irresistible progress era where we have a little bit hubris of medical science and really did believe that it was on the cost of -- cost of caring everything. it was the gold standard and what tell us all we needed to know to feel better. now there is a really compelling pendulums would -- shift. if you concerned patients circles the science itself and the integrity of the science itself is what is being questioned. in this chapter i examine priceline disease and autism within the context of how social me in the internet have altered the course of advocacy. and what these examples illustrate in terms of a larger complexiti

jenny mccarthy in his bed, his mom our tour guide. >> come in, look around, jesus christ. >> right nowbrity news 24/7, it's "omg! insider." >> nick and mariah's disneyland vow renewal hello and welcome to the show. >> nick and mariah, making it official for a fifth time. what's going on with jennifer anniston's wedding? will there even be one, or will kim and kanye be next? that's what's trending now. >> you ready? >> yes. >> the carousel, the carriage and those adorable twins. >> bye. >> inside mariah and nick's fairy tale ceremony. the couple celebrated their fifth anniversary by renewing their vows at disneyland last night. now for mariah's magical night, a report that jennifer

. >> jennie mccarthy is in my bed in the next episode so i'm living every guy's dream. >> you've comet place and people from the tri-state area have a vacation spot again. >> we were up in the chopper right after it happened. >> it's remarkable. you think back to that day looking from up above i thought the recovery it seemed absolutely daunting and i think to everybody else whose experiences, victims of this you think how could you possibly have these businesses open and back in business seven months later but look what's happening here. it is the story of revitalization, the story of overcoming all and everything is on its way back. there are some areas still suffering and it will be a long hall, rockaways a while, monday toe lo mantoloking. >> we went up and down asbury park, point pleasant, atlantic city and seaside heights and the destruction was not only just the infrastructure, it changed the topography of the shoreline of new jersey. it is unprecedented and to see what they've done is pretty amazing and i think it's emblematic for the other shoreline communities of connecticut