do ben and marc buy this excuse?tand by. >>> this week's cnn hero wants families with autistic members to enjoy their lives out in the world. >> new experiences with my son is a gamble. you are on edge all the time. >> help. >> just breathe. >> when he's having a meltdown on the floor and the whole entire store is looking at you like you are a bad mom, you just want to go and crawl under a rock. it's challenging. >> i stay in sometimes because it's easier for him to be around all of his toys. i'm afraid. >> as a developmental pediatrician i do a lot of diagnosing of autism. when i heard that my families were afraid to go out, i felt like i needed to find a way to help them. everyday experiences like going to a baseball game can be a challenge for kids with autism. music. lights. the noise. there's a lot of unexpected sensory things happening. >> how are you? >> good, how are you? >> are you ready to go? >> yeah. >> i worked with the phillies to train all 3,000 people that work at the ballpark. >> popcorn here. >> aut

marc siegel. professor of medicine at nyu's langone medical center and the author of "unlocking the secret code of sibness and health." >> and dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. hello. >> good morning. how are you? >> great to see you. >> good to see you. i want to start here today. there's a disturbing new report about measles so the centers for disease control revealed that the u.s. has seen more measles cases this year than since the disease was eliminated back in 2000. dr. siegel, i'll start with you. why the resurgence? >> the cdc put out a chart which we can show that shows 288 cases already this year. as you said, in 2,000, there were no naturally occurring cases in the u.s. as all, but the problem is the issue regarding vaccination, okay? arthel, we have about a 90% compliance with vaccination here of the mmr vaccine which is a live virus vaccine, do the not have thimerosal in it and never associated with autism though

. >> marc is probably one the -- joe, you would appreciate marc. he is a true capitalist. he wants the fcc to try to step in to force, you know, some more competition in these markets. he's not against deals like this but at the same time, he doesn't want so much concentration that there's too much power. we talked about municipalities how if you're going to try to get wired to the home, if he wants to get five different companies to the home, how do you do that without companies like an at&t and comcast trying to block those efforts? in certain cities they have sued when google fiber has emerged. the question is could you allow these deals to go through and have the fcc try to protect it. >> i know at&t and others have tried to block it. it's ausing their poles to go through. what's the fair agreement for how much google would have to pay using their infrastructure. i'm confused when it comes down to that. >> part of it is an infrastructure issue. it's rare where in these cities there was a huge amount of money spent, not to build these things out, yes, to build them out

marc seigle, a dad, professor of medicine at langone medical center. >> and dr.avid samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotics surgery. good to see you both. >> good to see you both. >> happy father's day. >> happy father's day. in honor of father's day we want to go over some healthy tips for taps dads and the best way to help him stay active and healthy as he grows older, so dr. siegel, you're first on this one. is there a way to continue to meet your challenges and to keep your mind and your body active? >> well, first of all, my father, arthel, is also 90 today, and i want to wish him a happy father's day. president bush jumping out of that helicopter at the age of 90 is an inspiration for all of us, meeting your challenges, having a goal, overcoming that goal. he has parkinson's disease. plenty of patients that are 90 that have high blood pressure and heart disease and deebtize. not everyone can jump out of a helicopter but what can you do? can you keep active to overcome cognitive decline and can you work on your

i agree with marc. this vaccination is important. 90% of the people who got this didn't get the vaccination. here is the question, you guys have been in the midst of this. is the vaccination safe or not? does it cause autism. there's no scientific data to back that up, to show the risk of autism. since they took the mercury out, the rate of autism on the rise. >> to be clear are you talking about mmr. >> it didn't have it. other vaccinations which cause fear because of the mercury issue, they have never been shown to be associated with autism either. in africa 70% vaccination rate with mmr. india. guess what, arthel, there's a ton of measles in those countries. here it's over 90%. what worries me is the vaccination rate is going down. everyone out there has got to get their kid vaccinated before school. >> i think i remember getting the measles in school, polka dot marks all over your face. it hurts. you talk about these missionaries who went over and come back with it. if you had a shot as a kid, is it

marc, you said the 2001 incidents, there was a woman, a hospital worker in new york, died. they thought maybe she got it from mailing or subway or something. >> eric, that's exactly what the level two lab does, and why it's important once they kill the anthrax, because they're trying to figure out how to identify anthrax. if you get a white powder in an envelope, how do you know that's anthrax? that's what the level two lab is trying to figure out, so health authorities can look quickly and say, that's not anthrax, don't worry about it. >> so the chemical didn't work. >> it worked for 24 hours. it did work for 24 hours. just to give credit to cdc. it wasn't completely a huge mistake. it worked for 24 hours. they cleaned up everything. and then one of those ended up being in the incubator after they found out, wait a second, look inside that we found -- the way penicillin was discovered, they found out that it's live and actually grew. they're making progress to kill anthrax as opposed to radiation. now they're going to be treated with cipro, or docks i psych clean. >> antib

marc siegel. professor of medicine at nyu's medical center, also author of "unlock the secret code of sickness and health". >> nice to see you. >> i want to talk about this. we have a major news story, the centers for disease control and prevention now under serious fire following a major mishap in three of its facilities after 80 workers were reportedly exposed to anthrax. how much do you know about this and how does something like this happen? >> it's shocking new that cdc announced this week that on june 13th, a mishap happened which should have never happened. this is a very sophisticated lab in thereabout. they deal with ebola and small pox. they deal with anthrax. they have a lot of protocol and unfortunately it failed this time. one big lab sent a live anthrax to another lab. they thought it was dead, but they found out a few days after it was live and a lot of people were exposed to this. they are all being treated. nobody is getting sick at this point. it can take two months before the sy

marc? >> i think so, too, but with a few exceptions.he supreme court can also punt, they can also say it is only based on its for-profit status. a lot of other things in between yes or no but my ultimate -- >> a lot of outs. >> yeah, yeah. >> so we are going to switch gears. also waiting for another high-profile decision and that is do police need a search warrant to search cell phones of somebody who is under arrest? so, what do you think, marc? >> i say yes. and here's why. if i'm kmagt crime and see me making a call, old school days, ben's much older than me, probably remembers, this the pagers, see the number popping up. obviously, the number itself could be seen as connected to a crime. now, phones don't just hold numbers anymore, they hold your personal information. they hold your banking information, your health information, your family connections. this is much more like breaking into your house than it is breaking into a telephone, to go into today's telephones so you actually need a warrant to protect people's privacy and righ

marc talks about history of physical, i agree, because to a lot of diseases that's important.if i have your pathology and know your psa i can have enough information to solve your problem. >> something called telementoring that david is talking about, may do an operation some place like the domincan republic and somewhere else they get to see it. another thing that's really exciting. in rural areas you can go into a clinic. seen by a nurse, nurse practitioners and the doctor is there on a video screen. i'd rather be there on person but that's in a situation where i can't physically get there. >> we're there now. >> medicine is change, and his point is well taken. the fact that we sit here at lennox hill hospital right in the heart of manhattan and we're doing a robotic surgery and people in the dominican republic, south america and other places can see the live operation and learn from us the teleconferencing and telementoring. >> marc, your point is fantastic. if you don't have a doctor, you can go to an office and have an expert like you guys take care of you. >> and we're n

marc, it seems like what the secretary of state is doing is laying down markers on very many key issuesere. on iraq, a simple explanation. on syria. she puts distance between herself and the president. this is interesting to me. >> this is interesting to me too. you're saying this is like a campaign book or something. i can't believe you would say such a thing. >> since you say that -- >> it's a wild coincidence. they have this impulse around the time they want to be president. it's a great strategy here. hillary is in a unique position. she can tie herself to the victories of the obama administration on foreign policy and when things didn't turn out well, she can say that wasn't my choice. she's careful in the book to talk about her disagreement with syria. she wanted to arm rebels. obama wanted to stay the course. she can distance herself and take claim for everybody from osama bin laden to successful drawdown in iraq and afghanistan. she's in great position. she can tell stories and distance herself from losses and own the victory. she's going to be in very good position because of t

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. >> hln host jane velez-mitchell joins us with marc klaas, founder of klaas kids foundation.me to both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for being here. jane, do we know yet if the boy's stepmother was hiding him in the basement or elsewhere all along? >> this is just a wild mystery, carol. we know from this court document that the boy told cops that the stepmother told him go downstairs to the basement, put him behind boxes, hid him there and said don't come out no matter what you hear. but she also didn't provide any food for him according to the boy. all this happened, the disappearance happened while the boy was doing this very harsh exercise regime ordered by his dad. he took a bathroom break, which he wasn't supposed to do. we heard reports that the stepmom texted the dad, okay, and said he's not doing his chores, here's the theory of the case. they were both terrified of what the response of the dad was going to be when he got home. because, remember, in this court document, the father reportedly admits that he beat the boy with a pvc pipe, cops said the

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marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu medical center. doctor, great to see you.et's start with the system, overall there are some systems that are terrific, some hospitals, across the country this looks like just a disaster. >> let's start with what it is. a form of socialized medicine because the government fears the doctors, it builds the hospitals and hires the nurses. if you're on a salary, you may not be surprised to know the amount of care is variable. nobody says if you do a better job, we will pay you more. it is not so. i am here to tell you the care is variable. for heroes and plenty of slackers. the matter what is being said, this system cannot be fixed easily. lou: people taking care of our veterans have been doing an amazing job, particularly the burn units across the country. head trauma, just extraordinary jobs. the fact we have spent so much money and apparently moved so little of that in the form of care to our veterans is inexcusable yet we have known there is a problem since the transition certainly from bush to obama. why isn't anybody standin

and thanked by marc. we're very grateful to three of our authors who are agreeing to participate in this reflection on the book and where the arab world is now in the wake of this publication and in the wake of all of the developments of the last three-plus years. i'm going to briefly introduce our speakers, they'll speak each for about ten minutes, and the order that i'll introduce them, i may ask them a few more questions and try and get them to fight with one another intellectually, and then we'll have plenty of time for you to pose your questions or challenges to them and to all of us. dan brumberg is one of our oldest in terms of longest serving -- [laughter] >> been around if more a while. >> -- in the journal of democracy. in fact, he joined our editorial board at a very early stage of his career and has been very influential in shaping our coverage of the political developments related to the arab world and to the the islamic world more broadly. he's an associate professor of government and codire

hay un dictamen en la disputa legal entre dayana torres y marc anthony. >> buenas tardes.es. 26.800 $ al mes es lo que mark anthony deberÁ pagarle a su exesposa por la manutenciÓn de sus dos hijos, y no los 119.000 que los abogados de la ex universo habÍan perdido inicialmente. asÍ lo decidiÓ la jueza luego de escuchar los Álbumes de ambas partes. como recordarÁn, la batalla legal entre ambos, comenzÓ en mayo, cuando recibieron cara a cara en esta corte de los angeles. torres exigÍa que le aumentÁranlo desde 1000 $ mensuales que el cantante le pagaba para sus hijos, o que, segÚn ella, no era suficiente para cubrir sus gastos. se habÍa visto obligado a mudarse un modesto complejo de apartamentos, mitra que su ex, disfrutaba de varios mansiones, gastaba mÁs de 400.000 $ al mes en regalos para otras personas. tomando en cuenta los ingresos y gastos del artista, la jueza llegÓ a la conclusiÓn de que ademÁs de los 26.000 $ de pensiÓn al mes, el cantante tambiÉn deberÁ seguir haciÉndose cargo de los gastos mÉdicos de los menores, asÍ como de su educaciÓn y actividades extracurri

the best way to demonstrate, use marc as an example of a patient. when the paramedics and ems get to the scene, and i did two years of trauma at jacoby hospital in the bronx. you really want to look at the airway, breathing and circulation so we'll look at him. he at the time was unconscious so immediately you want to look at the pupils, put the light in and find out whether there's any reaction. that tells us what kind of injury we have. one of the things that will happen is at the time of the accident he would have whiplash meaning that the car was hitting from behind. the head will go and then bounce back. that can have some sort of neurologic injury over here so the first thing you want to do is stabilize the neck as the ems get. you're worried about the traumatic brain injury, 50,000 people die as a result of this every year, extremely important. look at the breathing. is there any breathing going on at the time when he was found. there could be some rib fracture, and a piece of bone can go into his lunks, something today pneumothorax, want to

cnn commentator bern ferguson and marc lamont hill are joining me now.e'll see a reunion this week? >> i would think at some point, yes, but obviously it's certainly odd that he has not spoken with his family yet. it's not that they're holding him away from his family. there must be a back story to this. i would defer to him on that one. when he's ready it will happen. because obviously he wasn't. this is one of the tough issues coming back to normal life in the united states of america after being held for five years. i do feel bad for him in that sense. >> he certainly has the answers to so many questions, not just about why he hasn't seen his parents but obviously about what happened when he was in afghanistan and taken captive. marc, do you think there's a reason for this delay we're seeing in his reintegration and seeing his family or could it be procedural? >> i think it just might be procedural. i won't jump to any conclusions about what the military is trying to do here. he's the longest prisoner of war -- he's been held longer than any prisoner

documents proving his case and waited until the tide turned before bringing the story to prague to marc klaas in about why american should be just as concerned with private sector surveillance of their with government spying i first asked him what recourse he experienced from speaking out. if anything. and she straightened was to sue me for taking it to put it documents. engineering documents but it can never do you suppose it's because they didn't want any more bad publicity. it wasn't couldn't get me because i didn't work for the government so they couldn't convict me breaking security oaths because i never saw anybody your experience of discovering the n.s.a. room at eighteen d. printed all forms of corporate data mining that exists now on google e-mail sniffer google street view facebook facial recognition etc i mean the list goes on and on do you think that these things in the age of digital technology creates a conditioning problem among the general populace to not be upset at us government surveillance. well as i say you know people who are just out there in the political don't t

joining me is marc lamont hill and sunny hostin and frank bruni. this is a dream team tonight. thank you all for joining me. frank, i'm going to begin with you. justin bieber, donald sterling both caught on tape with private remarks that later went public. do these tapes reveal anything about what they really think? >> you raise a good point which is if things were said in private were made public we would think that our least true self were put out there. we say things off the cuff who don't reflect who we are. we can only divine so much about these individuals from what they said. and the interest that these are very, very different people in different circumstances. in justin bieber we don't know there is a long history of this. in donald sterling's case this came after discrimination lawsuits and a long history that suggests more than one comment. >> and sunny, he had these tapes for four years. how big of a difference does age make in this case? >> i don't think it makes a difference at all. i don't think you get a pass because of your age. i don't think that donald sterli

as someone who studied history and participated in protests against a vietnam war marc and then became a whistleblower against the n.s.a. or how have your feelings evolved regarding government surveillance over the decades and into today. well i guess my eyes were open long ago so i guess i didn't trust again the government in case you go away i knew about it back in the seventy's. so. l.b.j. and nixon were using the n.s.a. to to domestic spying against antiwar movement states they have what they call operation man or a which is to collect. the names of if they were people and track what they were doing so i knew about this all along so i was suspicious when the n.s.a. showed up at the phone company in two thousand and three at eighteen t.v. so i was not. exactly a surprise to me but i was still outraged and must have an amazing night and kind of be right in the middle of this scandal essentially i mean since that his home was plainly illegal and unconstitutional mark you've also called the democratic party at crap and you know we kind of hear often we hear that one party is more pro c

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marc, we'll start with you. you heard john mccain refer to the five taliban prisoners as the dream team. my friend who writes for the national journal says if one guys goes onto kill an american or kill a u.s. ally in the coming months or years, there will be blood on the president's hands. marc, what do you say to that? >> that's a bit hieber bolic and unnecessary inflammatory. as far as being the dream team, there are five in here. two are high ranking leaders. three not as much. i don't know if i would use the word dream team. there's concern about national security and about international security with regard to their release post-one-year detainment in qatar. the conversation about the president not interacting with congress is unfair and untrue. this was not an engagement with terrorists. this was an engagement with prisoners of war are typically released and whether this soldier walked away from battle is irrelevant. he's a human being and an american soldier and it's our responsibility to bring him back.

. >> do you agree, marc? >> absolutely. i think that the general problem here is no matter how wise a decision it was, no matter how exigent the circumstances were, they understand how unpalatable it is to american people to swap bowe bergdahl for five taliban individuals and as a result they are developing stories and reshaping stories in ways they think will be more responsive to the american people. it hasn't worked as of yet. she overplayed her hand by pointing out that he served with honor and distinction. saying he was an honorable soldier would have been enough to speak to the american people. >> is she making a better argument this time or a misstep reminding you maybe of when she inaccurately linked the benghazi attack to protests over that anti-islam film. >> this is nowhere near benghazi. republicans will love to tie benghazi to this because it makes political sense. there's absolutely no connection in terms of the level of inaccurate information or level of political fallout. the truth is she makes a compelling

i'm not trying to come back at marc. look, iraq, the economy, all of it was unraveling in the last few years of the bush presidency. his favorables and approval ratings were in the tank, i think just about where obama's are right now. it's not out of the -- you know, this isn't a unique situation. i would have been saying -- making the same case against bush that america's making obama right now. >> let me interrupt you this. let me ask you this, because, okay, fine on the overall poll numbers, but what we've seen recently with, you know, sebelius basically forced out, shinseki basically forced out, all this controversy about what's happened in iraq and that country now completely spiraling out of control and the president's team saying they were caught off guard. they were caught off guard and indeed in january the president called this group jv. here we are in june and iraq is all but lost and not to mention the irs, targeting conservative groups, eric holder who compl e completely misled the public. i mean, the list g

some of the of hard-core activists marc jacobs's another candidate who is very wealthy from iowa moved away then moved back spending his own money, but no doubt ernst war veteran, females, very articulate and charismatic, she is so whole package for a lot of people why you see such a broader array from romney to sarah palin to marco rubio getting behind her. lou: we are out of time. will we see the republican party of finance the chances in november with tonight's results? >> i think the bigger question is if republicans can come together but the fighting behind them we have to get rid of harry reid in the senate and staged a real takeover in 2016. republicans have to focus on that. getting the economy back on track then we don't have to worry about the future of america. lou: we appreciate it. to a and on fox news channel saturday and sunday night. 8:00 p.m. eastern. with the poll results showed president obama released five islamist terrorist leaders for a of a soldier that apparently abandoned his post? 98 percent said no. vote tonight to believe there is any law president obama fee

but in iowa the republican headed to the primary as the presumed front-runner ahead of businessman marc jacobs up 18 points. also as the iraq war veteran. one commercial highlights castrating hogs and to demonstrate her proficiency with a handgun. her supporters include mitt romney, marco rubio, the chamber of commerce and senate conservatives in the california and an extremely narrow lead over jim donnelly for the california governor's race. he leads donnelly by the 5.margin. kinetic goes into the runoff with governor jerry brown who is holding a 50% because they have a unique system the top two vote getters have a runoff in the general election. joining us now post of huckabee is governor huckabee. great to have you with us. >> i hear the story about seattle maybe we ought to move their to get our paychecks from seattle. we all might get a pay raise lou: there is something strange about a city council to set the minimum wage for workers in particular fast-food restaurants but that is the seattle way. let them have that but i don't think it will be personal -- a pretty. turning to miss

forced feedings called the medical management of prisoners with weight loss we talked to professor marc whose probe into the two thousand and six deaths caused doubt on the official version of events what we have is compelling evidence however of them and they didn't appear in the manner that the government claims that the government claims they own themselves in their cells by committing suicide and if you read through the n.c.a. as investigators. you would read that the men were have been dead more than two hours when they were brought to the clothing and the murder morris you know if you have five girls guarding or eighteen to twenty people and three of them. enter flipping in their cells for hours people should go to jail because the military failed to comply with their obligation. the british government wants to see malicious hackers jailed for life but activists say the new bill meant to target cyber terrorism could also be used against online whistleblowers to that story of the week. in today's digital age committing a serious cyber crime could land you a mega sentence and the se

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in the meantime, marc perlman day --o a former u.n. on human envoy who believes the war is far from ending. >> they have shown they were ready to sacrifice their lives. i think it has to end. remember, just a little bit more than a year ago, it was in a position of saying they were going to win very soon. we were very angry with us. we said that negotiation was necessary. now it is the turn of the government. >> are they equally wrong in believing there will be a --isive >> i do not believe there will be a decisive military victory. >> there has been another attack on karachi airport in pakistan, the than 48 hours after taliban government declared people dead. tribal areas near the afghan border. the government has been making tentative steps toward peace talks with the taliban. for more, i am joined by a pakistani specialist at the american enterprise institute in washington. you and i were talking at the same time last night about how the taliban were threatening more attacks. hours, are, less than 48 and there is yet another attack

do you follow marc andreessen on twitter? somebody needs to take his twitter away from him of the guy spends all of his time tweeting. do you follow him. >> i did. he said something nasty about me once ant i said something nasty back. i said something nasty about him and then he said -- melissa: there you go. >> this is completely self-serving in this sense. marc andreessen invests in robotic technology. that may or may not be talking jobs. he does make a broad point. melissa: many, many broad points. >> excuse me good point and the good point is you need people to build these things. so in a sense there is going to be some sort of infrastructure. melissa: not a one-to-one tradeoff though. you replace like 10 people, because if you look at assembly lines for building cars and stuff you see the few robots they have out there doing it work, it displace as lot of people. some of his great points, he makes all the milton friedman point. human wants and needs rin fin knit so there is always more to do. he makes a lot of good point

. >> while these skid marcs were left on the floor of pure water health, gives you an indication what that loud sound was. a sudan went into the store leaving all this behind. were you scared? >> oh, yes. >> and for good reason. the department of public safety says lynn din and her husband who also owns the store are lucky to be alive. >> my husband was underneath the chair will. >> reporter: her husband was working at the desk in the front of the store when just before 11:00 in the afternoon, a -- 1:00 in the afternoon, the van crashed into the building. her husband got hit, though, and was taken to the hospital. aside from some cuts and prizes, she says he's find -- bruises, she says he's fine. >> you cannot think. it was so quickly. >> reporter: a 42-year-old man was behind the wheel at the time of the accident. she says his wife were also in the car but none were injured. the store will remain closed through the middle of next week but holds no ill will against the driver who may have mistaken the gas pedal for the brakes. >> he was sorry, but i told him not to worry. this happens

we felt marc had a little bit of an advantage there without being able to see your face.is administration, members of corning have to run for re-election this year, the president does not. have these scandals given obama critics a golden opportunity to score some political points back home? >> sure, no doubt about it, you're going to see a midterm about it. there's not a lot of democrats jumping out there and looking to have the president come in and get on stage with him and put their arm around him, they know he's a liability. and so when you do feel -- and people feel the country's not heading in the right direction, they can't trust the administration, theyen cat trust the irs, it's very hard to turn that around after six years when you've been in charge, that's why you see the vulnerability by many democrats right now, they're not out there talking about healthcare.gov. now a lot of democrats are in a tough spot right now. >> mark? >> i think ben's over stating the case a little. there are many democrats that will stand next to president obama. this season the like 2

marc hill has more on summer. >> kids who don't know how to swim can turn into disaster.ants to change this. >> i've been involved with swimming for so many years and now it is my chance to give back to the community. i'm here at the mount vernon ymca where we have a splesh event going on and inviting children of all ages to come in and hang out and get to know me a little built and also be educated on being safe around the water. >> the statistics are alarming. ten people drown every day in the u.s. the second leading cause of death for children under 14. unfortunately 60 to 70% of black children and hispanics don't know how to swim making them three times more likely to drown. >> there is a pretty good statistic your child is not going to learn how to swim either if you don't know how to swim. >> make a splash is a big push in 47 states to get kids prepared for the water and summer time fun. >> it's important because there are three main barriers that stop a lot of kids from swinling. number one is fear, whether it's generational passed down from the parents. and second

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i'm marc saltzman for "teen kids news.">> it's up there right now -- the international space station, orbiting the earth. you can actually see it overhead in the clear night sky. to find out when to look, go to... they'll notify you when it's passing over your town. consider it an invitation from space. >> we like to know what's on your mind, so here's our "speak of the week." >> remember the song "if i had a million dollars"? well, even if you don't, let's pretend you had a million dollars. how would you spend it? >> i'd do a lot of different things. >> probably go on a crazy shopping spree. >> first, i'd put a lot into, like, my bank account to save for later for college. >> i would certainly give some to the charities and, like, for example, cancer because it seems to be running in my family line a lot, and i hope people can find a cure for it soon. >> then i would give a bit to charity. >> i would probably donate some to charity, and then put some in, like, my college fund. >> then i'd probably give some to different pe

marc siegel. he's the professor of medicine and author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of health. >> and dr. david samadi. good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> hope you had a good week. >> we have. i want to start here, though. a stark new warning about smoking. there is a new report suggesting lighting up is actually more dangerous than it was 50 years ago, and this as the centers for disease control releases some of those most shocking anti-smoking ads we've seen. i don't smoke, but when they come on, i turn them off. they really gross me out. why are those campaigns getting more and more aggressive? >> the first thing you're remembering to is called campaign for tobacco-free kids where they're showing cigarettes themselves are worse than when the surgeon generally put out his first warning. they have more nicotine. they have pour rous filters. they have ammonia. let's face it. cigarettes were bad 50 years ago, they're bad now. 20% of americans still smoke. why? here's the first

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. >>: good morning i'm darya falls on and i'm marc a ban them. morning here's a live look 3 here's the san mateo bridge camera permit you can see reflected in the clouds above some of that sunshine. starting off during the morning hours with relief to morning skies. on their mountain view. 55 as you head down on some invalid. away from the bakery the sunny and mild. expect temperatures to be general in the mid-70s mid to upper grid it will be out a little bit cooler. special head down toward all the men valley. upward of 80 degrees of san jose should start to bite it will become mostly cloudy over nine hours patchy fog will interns temperatures back down to below 53 that's just the forecast for the south bay the complete look into whether bay area ride. the westbound interstate 80 ride at coming out of solano county stands a much better chance this morning. and even our accident your input no on interstate 80 and the westbound direction does a brief delay past the scene. there could be some problems here at the bay bridge. the meter and light are

marc siegel.ofessor of medicine at nyu's langone medical center and the author of "unlocking the secret code of sibness and health." >> and dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. hello. >> good morning. how are you? >> great to see you. >> good to see you. i want to start here today. there's a disturbing new report about measles so the centers for disease control revealed that the u.s. has seen more measles

marc siegel, professional of medicine, author of "the in your pulse, unlocking the secret code of sicknessahmadi, chief of robotic surgery. hello. >> i want to start here today. there's a disturbing new report about measles. centers for disease control reveal u.s.

marc siegel.dicine at nyu's medical center, also author of "unlock the secret code of sickness and health". >> nice to see you. >> i want to talk about this. we have a major news story, the centers for disease control and preventi

last time tiger woods played competitive golf that was marc march 9th.ow, he's back on the golf course, but he may not be ready just yet to play. now, tiger has been practicing. he was doing that on his own, but today came out to play in practice rounds really good golf course at congressional in bethesda, maryland. there's pga event there this weekend but tiger said he may not play it's obvious he really wants to play and the last two majors of the year and the next one is the british open and that would be july 17th. nba draft is this thursday and the sixers continue to be invisible. the big news today n of the ba lebron james opting out of his contract with the miami heat. now, that doesn't mean he won't resign with miami but it's all about money. will he been along with teammates chris bosche and dwayne wade don't have the same leverage as lebron james, now, this does, again, not necessarily mean that james won't return to my am me, but it does create lot of leverage in a new deal and could be with a new team and put chicago the bulls in the mix as w

are frank mccarthy senior vice president of the killing group and sweet progressive commentator and marc harrold libertarian party congressional candidate for genius a love of history must see all these records tom thanks for joining us. first of all what your thoughts your thoughts on this mark introducing you as a libertarian candidate caused me to remember something that i think has been largely forgotten in our national and easier around iraq and that is that don rumsfeld right after the fall of baghdad when after the army had been disbanded the government had been disbanded basically said this was the for the world's first experiment with libertarianism that no country had ever operated along libertarian lines where there was very very little government and and i mean he came right out and said and there were a number of libertarians i had several of them on my radio program guys from the kit cato institute and from the iran institute saying just watch you will see now over the next six months to a year a free market will emerge free of government intervention there's no regulations

marc siegel, professor of medicine at langone medical center and author of "the inner pulse, unlockingceipt code of sickness and health." >> and dr. david samadi, chairman and professor at lenox hill hospital and chief of robotics surgery. good to see you both. >> good to see you as always. >> want to start here. actor and comedian tracy morgan remains in critical condition today after being involved in a deadly six-vehicle crash on the