michelle is us she as an interview with another star we all growing up, scott ba >> don't forget aboutles in charge." we didn't get together to talk about the television success. we talked about something far more important. scott and his wife renee opened up to me about the serious health issue she is battling. you were diagnosed with tumor, not too long ago. >> i was diagnosed with brain tumors that are on outer casing of the brain. i know sheryl crow had the same thing. i'm on the official wait and wash list. i do have three of them. they do both apply. but i will tell you faith in god is greater than the fear of tunknown. >> their family who is facing their hardship with faith. it began when renee started having intense migraines two years ago. doctors first thought the wayne was just due to ho it was revealed she had a brain tumor. >> when you were going through the midst of the madness, what do i do without her? >> yes, thought about that. i completely had no -- it was nothing about me in it. it was all about ourkid. i would have been devastated, but fo daughter. she's -- she is

. >> scott said it's emotions ba failure. >> the drug is called daraprim.hey raised the price from $13.50 a tablet to just over $750 overnight. and reversing course after the outcry. there were mistakes made with respect to helping people understand why they took this action. take a listen to what he said. >> it makes sense to lower the price in response to the anger that was felt by people but it's also important that there's an equal chance to explain. all of these very technical points that i think are glossed over. it's easy to see a large drug price increase and see those people must be gouging but when you find out that the company isn't making any money, what does that mean? it's hard stuff to understand and the society we live in today it's easy to want to villianize people and we're in an election cycle where this is a tough topic for people and really simple. >> this guy is well spoken but he's a liar. the reason this is expensive -- and he is price gouging by the way. he's a horrible example and it's going to taint the rest of the drug industry t

bas in second place status. you have a former front-runner who has taken a huge fall, everyone. scott walker polling at less than 1%. so can the only female republican in this race maintain and gain on her momentum or her lack of money and her lack of organization? keep her from victory? joining me on set, radio show host, chris hahn. and best-seller author, dina lowden. good to have you both here. chris, from your perspective, is this new republican nominee? >> she had a great debate. i don't agree with a lot of things she said, she won the debate. had perfect debate moment calling out donald trump for the face comment. first time people ever saw her. they didn't know who she was. she was not on the main stage. it was a good coming out party for her. it is a long way between here and nomination. i don't think she is the person they will get or donald trump will be the person they get. >> who will she get. >> they will come home to insider. i don't know if it will be jeb bush. it might be marco rubio. my instinct, conservatives want somebody who will prosecute the president and hillar

let's talk about you because it says scott bakula is the best reason to watch and even root for a series. what makes you so great? go ahead and impress us, mr. ba baku bakula. >> do i have to follow that? can i stop there. >> what a great compliment to what you do and i hope you're having as much fun as you appear to be. >> i'm having a great time. we are shooting in new orleans every day. i have today off which is nice. part of the day, then i fly back tonight and get back to it tomorrow. you know, this part is a great part. obviously, the franchise has been so well received around the planet. >> were you nervous about coming on a franchise that had already been established? >> oh, yeah. >> joining it? i was wondering about that. >> i think that is always a hard thing. certainly something as successful as this, because there -- it's unprecedented in many ways. >> what do you think it is about this franchise has made it so enduring? >> i think people like the kind of show it is. for me, as a viewer, i like trying to solve mysteries, trying to figure out who did it. there is, obviously, there's lots of shows like this and on television right now