give me some lozenges. of t. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kit's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> the cgc says that a nurse contracted the eebola virus. >> the cdc says it's discretionary funding has been cut by $585 million since 200. .

lozenge. >> isn't it lozenger? >> a lot of people say it that way. they say lozenger.it is just like anginer. it is angina. doesn't it come from angina? >> it is a precursor to heart disease. >> i think she did this because she felt she could do this. the line between what is public and private has been removed. the barriers like they can tell you how your kid should bow and they can tell you about spanking and about how you talk to your parents. why can't i look in there? what about guns? tell us if your parent has a gun in the house. >> they are trying to parent. the teachers are trying to parent. >> this has nothing to do with the common core. there is no evidence this has anything to do with common core of the it is one bad teacher's decision. >> way to plug the common core. how much money did you get for that? coming up, terry arm wrestles himself. who wins? america. they will murder you while you are sleeping. hooray! >>> diy is dying. a writer for the telegraph, a paper, not an old machine feels the old mentality is sagging because men are too soft. he laments t

getting withdrawals from nicotine, there are great fda-approved out there and nicotinepatches, gum and lozenges and there are also some that are not nicotine replacemen but from a gologiical, and all of that's available to help people quit. >> can you use that with students, too? >> those are over the counter. if they want to get it they can go to the store and get it. it's more. what i tell them is all they're doing is introducing anything n. tell us about the e cigarettes and what does the public know about those? >> they're very easy to get and i see them on the counters and registers and gas stations andes of just talking to my 14-year-old niece who is in ninth grade now and she was telling me how they can get them at school very easily. they like to do these smoke. before we wrap up. we have 30 seconds. what do you want people to know about the health benefits of quitting smoking? >> within 20 minutes of quitting people will feel their heart rate go back to normal and their blood pressure go back to normal d after 10 years the person who has been smoke will have the same cancer, almost whe

. >> chewing on lozenge. i have a cold. talking about the fed and haifa lieutenant inch and high finance stuff. i was out with traders. this thing with the jeffries divorce case that is all they're thinking about. the divorce case is this guy sage kelly. his wife released her deposition in a case. melissa: don't make your wife angry, the moral of the story. >> in the deposition great stuff about allegations, these are allegations that mr. kelly, a big banker over there in the health care group took drugs, urinated on his bedroom carpet and on and on. he denies it. >> at the same time? >> i think so. anyway jeffries, this is happening in, back to jeffries as reported yesterday, they're losing some health care deals. people are backing out of deals. this is somewhat of a serious story. from what we understand, we are getting it from people inside jeffries, they have not called to confirm it, but inside jeffries they're starting to give mandatory drug tests to health care bankers. melissa: only to health care banksers? >> that

they might lie awake at night terrified they're going to die from granola or coca-cola or the throat lozenge [ laughter ] >> seth: wow. are there people who are immune to fearbola? >> yes, doctors, people with basic medical knowledge, and anyone whose cable is out. as a result of that, time warner customers are especially safe. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: well this has been very, very helpful, doctor. before you go, are there any other diseases the american people should be on the lookout for? >> yes. cirisis of the liver. >> seth: and now what is that? >> being so afraid of isis that you drink yourself to death. >> seth: okay. alright. dr. henry begogia from the cdc. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> fred: hi, i'm fred. i'm in portland. just finishing up shooting season five of "portlandia." a hat. oh wow! [ scottish accent ] great, i'm from scotland. i'm from glasgow and i make dance music. it's great. i don't have many songs to play, only "louie, louie." when i listen to music i like to bound around the hills. kickin' a

the ap said it got an advanced copy and they want to ban the sale of limiting edibles to lozenges. the final decision will be up to colorado department of revenue. it will take the health department's considerations into consideration. washington has recently started allowing edible sales of legal pot there. we called the colorado department of health to get more information and when we get it we will let you know. >>> back to the markets now. let's bring in our power player. the chief investment officer at j.p. morgan private bank. good to see you back. october so far has proven true to its historical nature which is it has been extremely volatile and very hard for people to trade it. as you look at this market now, how do you view it? >> we are very constructive still on the 12 month outlook. we were chatting before, people have forgotten what a correction feels like. this is a good old fashioned traditional made a lot of money, markets ran hard, nothing is cheap. i think the thing that changed for us is what we are seeing in bond markets. bond markets really had been the focus p