to this day i meet people on airplanes who say i saw you on mike douglas. what you remember? it was great stuff. from hot dogs and so on. >> joan was alluding to it also.i tried to dramatize the issue with something concrete, something people can relate to. you remember the junk food hall of shame that we had at public citizen visitors juncture that really capture people's attention by depicting how much fat or artificial coloring or what actually went into our food. >> one thing about mike and his associates is that they deal with the massive silent violence that kills people and gives them diseases. post of the media eels with over violence, street crime, police brutality, war, that sort of thing. but when you consider how many people die in this country from silent violence, 50,000 die from air pollution to over 1000 only, epa figures. about the same amount from work-related diseases and trauma in the job. 700 die every day according to johns hopkins report, every day from mishaps that are presentable in hospitals including malpractice, hospital induced infections and mike

i'm old enough to remember mike douglas and merv griffin and these guys would sing, do some goofy skits and he's going to do that. his executive producers are former writers from the late night with david 2:00, fox 13 and i have a sit down interview with him which will air at some point before then. i have to talk to the bosses today but i'll definitely let you know. this morning i'm going to let you know all about the dog training club of st. petersburg. the dogs are here. oldest dog training club of its kind in pinellas county. it's a non profit. instructors are all volunteers from basic dog training to agility skills, they do it all, got it all for you. don't go anywhere. a "good day." >>vanessa: thank you, charley. >>russell: the last survivor hospitalized after the pulse nightclub attack is finally back home. that person is not identified. most of the victims were taken to orlando regional medical center blocks from the club. the hospital treated 35 patients and performed 76 operations. last month it was announced that none of the victims would be charged out of pocket for the care

to this day, i meet people on airplanes who say i saw you on mike douglas. what do you remember? that stuff. from hotdogs and so on. >> i think, you know, and joan was alluding to it also, of trying to dramatize the issues with something concrete, something people can relate to. and you remember the junk food haul of shame that we had at public citizens visitor center that really captured people's attention. by depicting how much fat or the artificial coloring or what actually went into our food. >> one thing about mike and his associates is that they deal with the massive silent violence that kills people and gives them diseases. you know, most of the media deals with overviolence of street crime, police brutality, wars, that sort of thing. but when you consider how many people die in this country from silent violence, 60,000 die from air pollution, over 1,000 a week. epa figures. about the same amount die from work-related diseases. and trauma in the job. 700 die every day, according to johns hopkins report, every day, from mishaps that are preventable in hospitals, including m

. >> it started a long, long time ago when richard mixon went on "the mike douglas show." >>> a move is partly inspired by the mylan controversy. cbs news reports on the 500% increase on the 2009. they would force drugmakers to justify drug price hikes. >> if a pharmaceutical corporation wants to raise drug prices more than 10%, they are going to have to give notice that they are going to do that, and then they are going to have to justify that increase. we already do that for insurance companies. this kind of transparency and tammy baldwin are also cosponsors. u.s. soccer said after the game, we honor our national anthem and expect our players to stand when the anthem is being played. >>> coming up, what is in the in studio 57 only on "cbs this morning." that is coming up. it's easy to love your laxative... and softens to unblock naturally. so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. quilted northern works so well people can forget their bathroom experience. but these birds see all and forget nothing. except this one, who has an outlet for a face. ar

. >> it started a long, long time ago when richard mixon went on "the mike douglas show." >>> a move is partly inspired by the cbs news reports on the 500% increase on the epipen since 2009. they would force drugmakers to justify drug price hikes. >> if a pharmaceutical corporation wants to raise drug prices more than 10%, they are going to have to give notice that they are going to do that, and then they are going to have we already do that for insurance companies. this kind of transparency and this kind of scrutiny of the increases. >> senators john mccain and tammy baldwin are also cosponsors. mylan recently offered a new generic version of the epipen to keep the costs down. >>> u.s. soccer officials are angry after the latest on the field protest against the national anthem. megan during the playing of the national anthem and she sau.s. said after the game, we honor our national anthem and expect our players to stand when the anthem is being played. ink when you're getting a tattoo. >>> samantha power will be here in studio 57 only on "cbs this morning." that is coming up. it's e

to >> but it started a long -- long time ago when richard nixon went on mike douglas and that's where he met roger ailes. >>> congress has taken aim at drug companies that want to dramatically increase the cost of important drug. the move is partly inspired by the mylar controversy. cbs reported the company's 500% increase on the epipen since ease on lawmakers introduced a bipartisan bill yesterday that would force drugmakers to justify double digit price hikes.y dr congresswoman co-sponsoring the bill. >> if a pharmaceutical corporation wants to raise drug goines more than 10%, they're going to have to give notice ate that they're going to do that. and then they're going to have t to justify that increase. we already do that for insurance companies.s. this kind of transparency, and this kind of scrutiny of the in >> senator john mccain and tammy baldwin are co-sponsors. mylar recently offered new generic version to keep costs down. >> u.s. soccer officials are angry after the latest on-the-field protest of the national anthem. megan rappeno knelt on the sideline before the u.s. women

. :16sot 2 mike bauman/joseph douglas builders 2:35:40did a pot filler. over the cook top. new stainless steel slate appliances. neat color we did. :55 3 this is the ?final? weekend for the parade of homes. it runs through labor day. ticket prices and times vary so make sure to check out our website, cbs58.com for all the details... click on the red news links tab on the homepage. 3 milwaukee's ?most famous export?--- the harley davidson motorcycle--- is center stage again for the next phase of the annual milwaukee rally. rally. morning's focus... with the annual women's ride. they'll be heading down the lake michigan shore--- rolling west to holy hill. the first 113 registered participants get a commemorative goodie bag and lunch. staging begins at the museum at nine this morning. kickstands up at 10:30. this weekend the third ward is the place to be for everything art. more than 100 artists-- nearly a quarter from the badger state-- will show their best work at the 5th annual third ward art festival. you'll see furniture and more. the art fair will be set up on broadway s

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i came up with mike tyson and buster douglas. >> i was thinking joe lewis and max schmelling.iz: haven't heard that name in a long time. thanks very much. suffolk county attorney says donald trump can defeat hillary clinton in the first one-on-one debate matchup. he will tell you how, next on "countdown." don't go away. before we get to politics we must tell you what happened in the world of sports overs weekend. rising star miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez was killed in a boating accident early sunday morning. they found the 24-year-old's boat at entrance of miami harbor. it was upside down at the end of a rocky jet at this. they found it shortly after 3:15 a.m. these are developing details. two other killed in the accident. we have this, golf legend arnold palmer died yesterday. palmer was largely responsible for transforming the sport of governor, making it more accessible to the masses. palmer was the first professional golfer to earn one million and $7 million in prize money. he had a drink nailed after him, half lemonade and iced tea which i drink all the time. he is

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is mike and irene in cleveland, when we heard about your open-heart surgery, you are becoming sympathetic. we think you would get the message and not go back but you come waltzing back like douglas macarthur, who we might point out resided in jeep grass. thank you for noting it. this is the first time you heard. those are a few of the tens of thousands of emails i have received over the past few months, each and every one made them less scary. i can honestly say in all fairness, i wouldn't wish what i have been through on anyone, even cnbc. it was scarier than these images of me walking around hours after my operation in a hospital gown that sometimes showed a bit too much. i am saving you the excitement. many have remarked on my socks here. stop it. they are supposed to prevent me from falling. they did not work. young ladies walking with me, day by day i walked a little more and cried ltlmore, prodded by my tough surgeon, doctor jacob tiedemann, eventually got over my funk. it might surprise you, tv anchors can get self absorbed and self-pity and, this doctor would not allow it. he said there is a way to beat this and deal with it, keep at it and never give up. everyone includ