mike douglas, dead. okay? steve allan, dead. >> okay. >> 1978 was real people, right?, right? i was born in '71. >> okay. >> 7 years old. i remember watching that. 7 years old watching that. i wanted to do that some day. i want to do that some day. you're out on the streets doing people on streets. you know, this is why we're here right now because of that. >> knock the hell out of him. how is it possible that you don't look a day older? >> i am dick clark's son. >> i lost my hair. we'll be right back.in;< for more laughs more savory...re... sfx: people oohing and ahhing more sweet... sfx: people gasping in excitement more lovin'. sfx: people clapping and cheering. now get more choices on mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. ♪ ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that definitely works!" rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrog

. - when ralph was on "the mike douglas show," he said he didn't want to run for president because hehting for the people, and john lennon, of course, and yoko were on that "mike douglas show" with him. - would you ever consider running for president? - no. everybody says, "vote," and they think of presidential candidate. what you have to do is step back and help organize people and trying to get them to see citizenship as a profession. - did you think about doing it? - no. in fact, i rebuked it. yeah, because, those days, if you had any political ambitions, it weakened your advocacy. increasingly, big government is becoming a handmaiden of big business, and it's hard to tell the difference between the two. but then, starting when the democrats were persuaded they could raise money from corporate interests, about 1980, you could see the decline of congressional hearings, the decline of regulatory enforcement. - nader has taken a consistent line throughout his career that both parties are too beholden to corporate interests. his own views are so outside the establishment, so hostile to

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 hall 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

douglas county. we will update you on firefighters efforts. mike coffman, endorsed by the denver post. he's "a consistent warrior" who "took action against his party's presidential nominee," donald trump, and has "urged republicans to stop stalling on immigration reform." mike coffman. "reliable." a "leader." unlike morgan carroll, who the post calls "disingenuous" and "partisan." "if we're ever to see gridlock reduced in congress, we need more representatives like coffman." mike coffman. endorsed by the denver post . i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. >>> we continue to follow breaking news near highland ranch. this fire is now 100% contained. we just learned highway 85 is now back open. mac we are back here on sundial where firefighters have set up a line. you can see just how close this fire came to some of these homes being built. you can see the air has cleared out substantially, we still have one helicopter flying around trying to take care of some of these hotspots. you can see how close and quickly those flames rolled up the side of this hill. firefighters u a really

. >>> and douglas mcarthur mccain and mike pence faced off in the first vice presidential debate. >> trying to keep up with the insult-driven campaign. >> i'm just saying facts about your running mate. >> i'm happy to defend him. >> tim kaine pushed pence. thing again. >> pence hitting hillary clinton's e-mail and answered questions about his running mate's $1 billion loss. >> he used the tax code the way it is supposed to be used. >>> yahoo! after a data breach. now accused of snooping on customers' e-mails. >> three years ago, edward snowden's leaks revealed that the nsa tapped into the e-mail traffic so computers could search potential terrorists. last year, yahoo! encrypted e-mails. reuters says yahoo! was doing the searching last year in real-time on millions of messages looking for a term supplied by the government. >>> creeping clowns are popping up coast to coast. some are hoaxes and some criminal. >> michigan police reveal that a boy was scratched by a clown which was a teenager holding a bb gun. >> a big scare for kim kardashian. >> a source close to the investigation tells

douglas county to commit voter fraud? >> we've had cases. we catch them and send them to the d.a. >> reporter: how does it happen? ask mike simmons. >> ballots kept coming to the her death is on file with the state of colorado and in other government databases. but simmons says every year since her death, ballots kept coming to her boulder home. >> if it shows up in the mailbox, there's a temptation that somebody could open it up, throw it out and send it in. >> reporter: simmons saved her ballot from last fall. >> so this was october of 2015. so that would have been five years and after she passed. i'm not convinced that my mom's case is a singular event. i think it happens quite a bit. there is an ethical responsibility if you receive someone else's ballot that you return it. and mark it deceased. >> reporter: we will be turning daisy simmons ballot over to voting authorities. presumably they will scratch her from voting rolls. officials emphasize that while fraud are only a fraction of amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. with sleep number, you choose the exact firmness and comfort you want and so does y

douglas county to commit voter fraud? >> we've had cases. we catch them and send them to the d.a. >> reporter: how does it happen? ask mike simmons. >> ballots kept coming to the house. >> reporter: his mother died in 2010. her death is on file with the state of colorado and in other coming to her boulder home. >> if it shows up in the mailbox, there's a temptation that somebody could open it up, throw it out and send it in. >> reporter: simmons saved her ballot from last fall. >> so this was october of 2015. so that would have been five years and seven months or so after she passed. i'm not convinced that my mom's case is a singular event. i think it happens quit there is an ethical responsibility if you receive someone else's ballot that you return it. and mark it deceased. >> reporter: we will be turning daisy simmons ballot over to voting authorities. presumably they will scratch her from voting rolls. officials emphasize that while what we have been finding is illegal, they say the cases of fraud are only a fraction of ,, before donald trump, there was mike coffman. before trump said women should be punished for havi

douglas county. who do commit voter fraud. >> we have had cases. we catch them and send them to the d.a. >> how does it happen? ask mike simmons. >> dallas kept -- ballots kept coming to the house. >> reporter: his mother died since her death ballots kept coming to her boulder home. >> if it shows up in the mailbox, i believe there's a temptation that someone could just open it up. fill it out and send it in to see what happens. >> reporter: simmons saved her ballot from last fall. >> october of 2015. so that would have been, five years and seven months or so after she passed away. i'm not convinced my is a singular event. i think it happens quite a bit. >> there's an ethical responsibility if you receive someone elses ballot that u return it and mark it deceased. >> that was bryan moss reporting. now bryan turned over daisy simmons 2015 ballot to voting authorities. they emphasized that while cbs4 found is illegal, dead voters >>> the zuwalt is now officially part of the american fleet. it's filled with cutting edge technology and weapons. the zuwalt is now headed to san diego. >>> on tonight's 60 minutes, secretary j

mike pence.. the two met and as they sayy the rest is history. >>> is actor val kilmer valilmer battling cancer.battling douglas made the allegationsegas during an interview yesterdayesd he claims that kilmer hasmer throat cancer and also saidalsos things "don't look good". kilmer has been the hospital for the past twoasw years with throat problems.roblm kilmer has denied in the past d that he has cancer. >>> you got the hearat t hhisart story. make sure you pay attention tont this. a woman in china is trending tnd this morning for her creative cv path to buying a home.e. she convinced her 20 boyfriends, 20 boyfriends to20 o each buy her an iphone7 and yes, i did say she has 20 boyfriends. and yes,ri all of them actually went and bought her the phones for about $10,000 and and used that money as a down down payment on a house in the country. nothing else needs to be said s about that story.. and finally many peopleeo throughout the country he are taking no chances halloween to t pack some heat because of all that creepy clown stuff across r country. a woman says if a clown messesws with her or her kids the clowntl is going to be in the hospital

mike pence. i am pro-life. thank you and douglas youth. [cheers and applause] the two vice presidential candidates debate each other tuesday, over for it. five coverage starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. congressman pence speaking before the coalition in washington d.c. the event took place just before the 2004 presidential election and shortly after congressman pence was selected to lead the republican study committee. >> it is imperative in an important moment in the life of our nation and encourage one another for sharp in one another about the issues we face. as i heard the introduction i was humbled by it and humbled to be a lack date by my colleagues to that of the conservative caucus in the house next year. reminded me when people introduce you they get carried away. i was in indiana where he served in this last month. my wife karen was with and the woman introduced in may was even more generous than you heard today. she went on and on about the work i've done on behalf of the conservative agenda. regular crossfire debate, james carville,