marc siegel -- dr.ly found a phrase that has been outdated, outmoded, offensive to many people, mentally retard and the phrase is -- mentally retarded written into the health insurance bill on page 39 which is -- 389, unbelievable in a phrase, that is offensive to many and offensive on many levels, what my mom does for a living helps people with mental disabilities, and get them jobs an rehabilitated in the workplace and the phrase has been outlawed in my family, something you never say and get a snide look as a child and as a kid, you don't know better and the fact it is written in a congressional bill is shocking to me dark and here is dr. marc siegel who discovered it, here he is earlier this morning. >> page 389 of the bill and underlines the fact nobody is reading the bill and how could you read through the bill, and not find the term, and it is part of a larger problem with the house bill, it is kind of diminishing dark and here's what is interesting, again as he said, that is page 389 and how man

marc siegel will weigh in on what you can expect if that happens, and i know you will want to see that. stay with us. >> eric: and the attacks in indonesia, there is mounting concern over the possibility of even more terrorist attacks, on american businesses and -- in -- and western tourists there and the hotel received a new threat. this time, it was the four seasons but an inspection of the hotel did not turn up any bombs. in the meantime, there is dramatic video coming out of the homicide attacks, this week. at the j. w. marriott and the ritz carleton hotels. looking at pictures that show terrified people running for they was lives, at the ritz-carlton. and police also are uncovering new evidence into the bombings, that killed 8 people, and they believe the bombers checked into the j. w. marriott, two days before the attack. and assemble the bombs in room 1808 and one bomber was seen rolling a large suitcase through the lobby before the explosion and we are joined live from jakarta with the latest, and do you know anything more about the suicide bombers today? >> reporter: they're t

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marc siegel joins us outside here, on a beautiful afternoon, by the way, outside here in new york, withormation. okay. so what is it be put into our bodies, food, that actually will raise the risk of skin cancer. >> we really have to watch out for that, because it is not just slathering on the sunscreen and lime, lemon, citrus foods, celery, you eat a lot of celery you get more sun sense stiff and you cannot predict it but, you can get photo toxicity and you have damage to the skin and you are more easily sun burned and will lead to more skin cancer. >> gregg: parsley and parsnips and i hate them, does anybody like parsnips? oh, come on! nobody likes parsnips! >> this crowd got a lot of sun today and they better watch what they eat. >> julie: interesting you mentioned limes, a lot of people are sipping margueritas by the pool. >> but there is ay caveat, it is mainly the lime peel and eating and drinking a margarita and having a lime drink is not the main problem, when do you the lime peel or -- that is the worst risk and you'll fry with a lime peel. >> gregg: there are drugs, i proeven.

marc siegel, should we take it? >> we should all take it. this is a big headline. get it, i believe everyone in the united states who hasn't already had the swine flu like your daughter i believe already had it, she should be immune. people that haven't had it need it, we need to cut down on the circulating virus. we've got to get the whole united states vaccinated, but there's certain orders of priorities. health care workers, the very young, the very old, the chronically ill, kids with asthma, people that have chronic medical conditions have to get it, and then all healthy people should get it next. gretchen: the amazing thing is we're talking about four flu shots this fall. four. so how do you stagger those out with kids and adults? >> that's a great question. you're going to need two of the swine flu shots. there's 24 clinical trials ongoing, nine have already been completed, it looks very good for this vaccine. the problem is that to get full immunity you're going to need two. so they're about three weeks apart, you get your first shot, three weeks later you g