david siegel -- well, he knows about construction. he built the time-share empire westgate resorts from scratch, starting with 16 villas in an orange grove outside of orlando and growing into the largest privately owned time-share company in the world. but in 2004, david and his wife, jackie, took on a completely different construction project, building a dream home that would end up being the largest in america. 12 years later, it is still a work in progress. the 90,000-square-foot house was set to contain 13 bedrooms, 30 bathrooms, a bowling alley, indoor swimming pool -- guess what? -- a 20-car garage. the sprawling estate was about 60% completed when the economy crashed back in '08, almost taking all of westgate and all of siegel's fortunes with it. david and jackie were forced to stop all construction on versailles and eventually list a half-built mansion for sale with a price tag of $100 million. the entire ordeal became part of the documentary "the queen of versailles." but the economy improved, westgate resorts came back, and,

siegel, what do you envision in the future for this hotel? we're not gonna have the wealthy people staying here, although they're more than welcome. we're not gonna have the kids staying here. we're gonna have the middle america, the people that shop at wal-mart, people that have basically been ignored. they want to feel like v.i.p.s. >> and, clearly, there are a lot of people who want to feel like v.i.p.s, particularly in las vegas, and westgate's sales have never been stronger. up next, i'm gonna introduce you to a couple who's struggling to save their home, and i'm gonna try to give them some tips to help them save it. [ woman vocalizing ] ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? wbut if we want to keep the so

siegel, what more should we do?>> you know, i think it's all about replacing the bad stuff with good stuff. so, if you increase your fruit and vegetable intake and you have probiotics and you have a lot of fiber, which is found in fruit and vegetables, i think that that's part of it. now, there's a lot of studies out on fasting that says if you fast in addition to that, provided that you're not dehydrated, that you can restart your immune system, that you can lower your blood pressure, you can lower your cholesterol. i'm all for that, too. i do it all year on yom kippur. mentally, it makes you look at, what have i been eating? maybe it's not good for me. >> so, you have to do something. what do you do? >> i say keep drinking water, but on a high holiday, we don't do that. it depends what your religion is. >> religion aside -- >> religion aside, the key is to stay hydrated. when people do these crazy fastest and all this fad stuff, most of the time, the problem is dehydration. >> how long should you fast? how long is

siegel, what do you envision in the future for this hotel?we're not gonna have the wealthy people staying here, although they're more than welcome. we're not gonna have the kids staying here. we're gonna have the middle america, the people that shop at wal-mart, people that have basically been ignored. they want to feel like v.i.p.s. >> and, clearly, there are a lot of people who want to feel like v.i.p.s, particularly in las vegas, and westgate's sales have never been stronger. up next, i'm gonna introduce you to a couple who's struggling to save their home, and i'm gonna try to give them some tips to help them save it. [ woman vocalizing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ for your retirement, you want to celebrate the little things, because they're big to you. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade®. oh, hi! micky dolenz of the monkees here, getting ready to host the flower power cruise. (announcer) we're taking the love generation to the high seas and reliving the '60s. we'll celebrate that unbelievable era with t

siegel? >> you made a great point.the fact that caffeine can affect men's sperm so it can affect the ability to conceive. the focus of the study is miscarriage in the first try messer. it's shocking to think that men drinking overtwo cups of coffee today. again we are talking about caffeine, not coffee. but calf ian in the early part of pregnancy when you should be taking folate and vitamin b 6 which decreases miscarriages, caffeine increases. why? heart rate goes up. blood pressure is going up. you are not sleeping well. i think the reason men are involved at that point is they are not sleeping, they are heart rate is going up and they are bugging you. and you are stressed and that's the number one cause of miscarriage. the result was 98 miscarrias cas out of 344 people being studied. i think the message is have a cup of coffee or two. but be aware because calf ian is everywhere, in your soda. >> tea. >> chocolate bars. >> more sp more research has shown coffee is extremely healthy for you. we have talked about it red

siegel, it's too easy to pop too many pills, is that it? >> that's part of it. number of prescriptions increased by two-thirds at the same time the number of deaths of overdoses increase by four times. that's from '96 to 2013. why has this happened? it's too easy to take the pills. another is doctors are not watching what they're prescribing. i'm glad in new york state there's a system called i stop now where doctors have to go to a website and chart these things so that we keep track of who else the patient is getting. >> stops the doctor shopping. >> that's what patients do also. who is taking them? clonpin, valium, xanax, you put them in your medicine cabinet is someone else taking this em? we use them for muscle relaxants, to help you sleep at night, for insomnia, if you're wide awake, worried, great pill, we use it for alcohol withdrawal, someone trying to get off alcohol, muscle relaxants. so many different reasons we're using these pills that it's easy to slip into the habit of overusing them. they're highly addictive and physicians have to be watching. >

siegel is president of victoria's voice foundation. >> so ordered. >> thank you print many of you know orange county as the home to orlando and 12 other municipalities. if a population of 1.2 million. we broke a national record for tourism and entertaining more than six to 2 million visitors. many of you do not know that last year we also lost 84 lives to heroin overdoses. probably nobody will know that that was a 600% increase since 2011. four years ago, like so many other counties, we were fighting -- and we were worked hard, we have adopted regulations at local and state level. we provided resources to break opioid addiction and we were pretty successful. frontline has moved but the battle is tougher than

plus the cash from the siegel center in richmond on the state tournament in . with breaking news in the twenty sixteen presidential campaign michael bloomberg says he will not run for president as an independent new york times reports bloomberg sears a three way race could lead to donald trump selection. he says trump is a candidate who the security and stability of the united states new york city mayor ends months of intense preparation for a possible run right now the lake taylor high school boys basketball team is playing in the vhs l from here happen roads are representing the region at vcu that cash is at the siegel center with more on the tournaments excitement a very very busy day at vcu single cent or five schools from our area playing and the state semifinals five teams five sets of cheerleaders five groups of fans will start at ten o'clock this morning early wakeup call. no problem warm bread with it. we waited at the very beginning we've been anticipating to get here to take home what impact to the fans have on the outcome of this day all the way his

siegel, how do you know if you have lead in your water?ad is this health emergency for your country? >> it is a bad emergency. yo

marc siegel with us at fox news. thank you for joining us on "risk and reward."y colleague charles payne is here, "making money" starts now. charles: november 11 the dow closes down 150 points off the low. now the market is in the green. the obama administration finally calls isis on genocide. a closed door in washington, d.c. has some of the top republican figures to find how to stop donald trump. donald trump continues to gain momentum.

west gate was founded by david siegel who stepped away from its day-to-day operations last year. >>> conditions are right for fires to spread. and palm bay rescue says that's what's been the department has responded to more than 100 brush fire calls since and some of them are suspicious . >> reporter: some of these fires have also been in residential areas. palm bay fire rescue has gone so far to ask surveillance cameras to help them keep an eye on things. after more than 100 fires since january, images like these are becoming far too frequent around palm bay. >> a couple days ago, it flared back up. then yesterday it flared back up. and of course the fire department responded quickly. >> reporter: wayne smith lives off waco street in palm bay. fresh fires have left their mark. and like a fire last week, the cause here is still undetermined. on wednesday, there were at least three separate fires burning in an undeveloped area here known as the compound. these fires are considered suspicious. just because they don't believe all this occurred naturally doesn't mean someone set the fire

ida siegel for "nbc 10 news." >>> governor chris christie assured the people of new jersey there wasintelligence to suggest any threat to the state following the terror in brussels but he does continue to receive briefings. >> finally we're in constant contact with the u.s. intelligence community, department of homeland security, and the fbi on any threats that may impact us here in new jersey. >> governor christie says new jersey travelers can expect increased security on public transit and at newark liberty international airport over the next few days. >> the leading presidential candidates from both parties were quick to react this morning. they agreed there needs to be a united front to stop terrorism but disagreed on how to do it. >> i would exclude the people coming in from syria that don't have documentation, coming in from the migration line, that interestingly have cell phones in many cases. >> we need to do much more to tighten things up and i know our security professionals are working to do that, but it's unrealistic to say we're going to completely shut down our borders

david siegel said the resort has stepped away from day-to- day operations last year.>>> the pro-tape trial is back in session today. the jury decided gawker media should pay held in $115 of them without his consent. they have not conclusively determined to lease the video based from a three state employees filed a lawsuit saying they got sick with unhealthy symptoms from a building leased space agency. they have mold and poor air quality and rat feces. #the company that owned and managed the building. they're in the process of moving workers to build experience >>> this november can vote on three in most of the state's constitution and property tax exemption to first responders to become totally and permanently disabled in the light of duty. haley gave owners and tax break on which firemen and advices. what about low income caesar's getting an additional homestead tax exemption when their property values rise. >> crews will be cleaning up a sprinkler main burst yesterday caused by a backup of wastewater. the epa division is potentially dating has his space to make a claremont man ope

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let's bring in jeremy siegel. professor, it's great to see you today.f setting this up as you having a different market call. you want to explain what's going on? you've been very bullish for a long time but you do sound more skeptical at this point. what your thinking? >> let's take a look at what happened. even i've been surprised in how rapid the markets come back. but in january and early february there were two major negative forces on the market. one was the total collapse of oil prices. down to 26. the second was a threat, a very real threat of a big devaluation from china which could set off a currency war in the far east. now look what's happened justin last s -- just in the last four weeks. oil is above 40 and china punished the hedge funds with a clam dunk. we'll ride the yuan downward, put a million dollars and they said no you're not going to tell us what our currency is. those two deflationary forces have spadissipated that. this week the fed i thought being much more dovish than i think the market expected. so now looking forward, if it w

were bedeviling hunter and siegel and sheridan. it only makes sense of use and how much they made it impossible in hunter's own mind for him to build on the victory there and go take lynchburg, which could very easily have brought the war to an end months earlier. if you cut off saw bill and the virginia center railroad and the tennessee railroad, lee will be in serious trouble. yes, i would have to say trying to put all the pieces together i never more convinced that the centrality of the valley and the outcome of the entire war. i learned a lot from mark how important it was not to just understand what is happening right around here, as important as that is, plenty when it's ineffective at army second swing back and forth between the valley and here. a free copy of your book when it comes out next year. is a time for one more question? there was the microphone. i know you don't want to talk of the subject too much. dr. ayers: that is all the time we have for today. [laughter] >> i had a question of reconstruction for you. i'm jus

judge anew siegel sentenced him to one # zero days in jail. 22 years probation and order him to turnover his badges and id. he is prohibited from calling himself a private attorney general, an attorney, in my way shape or form and he he does not have at wilt to practice law. as the supporters ensed. williams lashed out at the prosute eempletz both of you attorneys are a crook. the jury loves me. i will find out. and both you all are going to jail. >> but it is williams who is in jail now and he has more to think with than this case according to authorities. he is currently being investigated for mortgage fraud. >> carmel cafiero. 7 news. >> >> belkeys: well, if there is something you think carmel or send an e-mail. the address is clue@wsvn.com. and you can also tweet her at carmeleln the case. >> craig: and still head tonight. lady luck riding with one couole out in the road. what caused their scare in the next half hour. >> belkeys: and a multi million dollar jackpot support for grabs nation wievmentd the winning ticket sold right here in south florida. >>> >> >> phil: all right swraivm

. >> reporter: david siegel, handing over a plan to combat heroin use in the county. >> no one is out there talking about it. it's a shame. but i am. i won't be silenced. i'll spend the rest of my life doing what i'm doing. >> reporter: the orlando police chief john mina says since 400 heroin-related deaths. it cost just 20% of what it once did in 2016. >> we're working on it together to try to get the demand down. as we said before, it's hard to do when people are addicted and want this drug. >> reporter: sheriff jerry demings calling the up-tick of heroin use a problem. the task force recommendations include increasing time for dealers. >> reporter: county officials say in the past 14 months, more than 100 pregnant women addicted to heroin have been booked into the orange county jail. county officials say they plan to form a smaller committee to implement the plan. >> lisa: orange county completed their task force last year. they met for six months to complete the recommendations to fight heroin use. >> matt: today, the iconic mcdonald's opened up new and improved. news 6 meteorolog

meanwhwhe sanders stumping in chicago with hopes of gain mog men tum on this super tuesday siegel. >> there's a large voter turnout. we're going to do just great here in i iinois, missouri and ohio and hopefully north carolina and florida. i think that in the steaks that great townts win many of them. we feel very good. sanders getting support in florida with the florida relay walk for bernie sanders wrap in miami. # ndred volunteers hitting the streets and a 17 day relay covering 345 miesms the message, get out and vote for bernie. we want fem to get out and educate themselves and vote for the right candidate. lala minute pushes with the future to believe in and fighting for us as the fight for florida nears an end. >>> and hillary is favored in florida. she won't be able to seat deal with the vote today but she could get a lot closer to the nomination. again, she wilil be speak here tonight at 9:00. and of course we'll be here. reporting live from west palm beach, jessica holly. 7 news. >> belkeys: all right jessica, keep us posted. >> craig: one thing we're going to watch for thing

clifford siegel says it's rare but can happen when next hype or extended.>> when a patient is leadingeir head back, you could possibly terror or irritate her posterior circulation.>> reporter: doctors recommend using towels to prop your head up so it's tilted no more than 20 degrees. you can also face the basin, flip your hair over, and wash it that way.>> reporter: smith is a single mom. two years later, she still has dizziness and vision loss. eufala couple of days ago -- days ago, leaving her with a black eye. if you suffers a second stroke, she could die. she is now suing her salon and warns others to be careful. andrea fuji, kpix 5.>>> hi-def doppler looking clear tonight. it won't stay that way. the rain is exactly what we need. perhaps too much too quickly. more is coming tomorrow night. a lot more thursday. circle thursday, that is the day that likely will be the wettest. sierra is loving this. all the ski resorts coming up on 400 inches of snow for the season. easily the best ski season when it comes to snowfall in the past five years. high surf advisory tonight and tomorrow

marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu.uthor of t inner pulse unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. doctors, happy easter. >> happy easter. >> getting ready for spring, i see. >> warmer weather. >> hopefully. let's begin with something that affects millions of men every year. that's prostate cancer. how to detect it. what to do to watch for it and what can you do if you receive a prostate cancer diagnosis, dr. samadi. >> it's still today in 2016, 30,000 men die from prostate cancer. how do you know if you have prostate cancer. the answer is it's asymptomatic. you should have no symptoms: that's why they call it a silentle killer. it's important to go to the doctor, get your psa, know your numbers and look at the trech . treatment. your protate typically would feel soft and smooth like the palm of your hand. if it feels like a knuckle and it's firm that's a problem and we will get an mri and biopsy and we are able to diagnose you. >> i have a couple of questions. i know we are going to get the your psa number, er

it sounds like everything is going well but there is one problem that executive director stephanie siegel has noticed since we found that the early back to school they has a negative impact on terrazzo throughout the county for and we looked into it and it wasn't just one community that was reflecting that it was all throughout the large county. >> of the center for its business investors teachers often higher for the summer have to go back to school in mid august the leaving them short staffed for the rest of the season. for our businesses that's where is kind of their holiday season. tourism and travel makes all >> she said the only way to fix the issue is to delay the start of school. they now propose is starts on august 29 instead. andrea bush wallace thinks us a great idea to choose the general manager at the lake house in. >> of tourism is really big in this area. and there's a lot of businesses that are only open for 12 to 16 weeks and they depend on that season. that is their primary income for the whole year. >> she has talked to a number of school leaders about the proposal and

that wraps it up from the siegel center scott as thirty news now in richmond. lots got coming up tomorrow i will play as well as woodside in group six eight three thirty and nine p m respectively when we come back we'll talk me and turn red right here in town to fix a women in action an nfl news it's now official honey, would some captain d's make you feel better? yeeeaah! (woo) when you love seafood this much... i hope it's just a clumsy phase. ...it's gotta be d's. anything's worth it for our new home-style flounder meal or double dozen shrimp. also, try our grilled menu for full meals starting at just $4.99, it's gotta be d's. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash eastern. care that never quits. appointments available now. . as expected the washington redskins parting ways

it went down last night at the theater where bb siegel was performing.s reportedly shows him running full speed at someone who clocked him. the comedian had been all over the place doing push-ups and in a fight stance. no one was arrested. maybe he needs to relax. >>> a royal vacation for the duke and duchess and their tots. >> these new photos of prince william and kate, spending time in the snowy french alps last week. it was their first vacation together as a family of four. and the first time george and charlotte played in the snow. >> cute. >>> impending new jersey transit rail strike back here at home could have a big impact in our area. >> if it happens it's less than a week away. the contingency plans and what it means for the thousands who rely on these trains. >> the new line of defense that will soon keepp atlantic city police officers safer. >>> coming up at 5:00, nbc 10 gets new answers from septa, a man died after this struggle with one of its police officers. today we get the results from their internal investigation. that's coming up all

numbers it sounds like everything is going well but one problem that executive director stephanie siegel has noticed. >> or head back to school dates impact tourism negatively throughout the counting starts to look started to look at it and it was not just one community, it was throughout thetarwa large accounting. >> it hurts businesses because students and teachers they hire for the summer have to go back to school school in mid-august, leaving them short step for the the rest of the pixies and.d >> for our businesses, that is the holiday season you think it repealed in december,t tourism and travel make all of their money in august thes one way to fix the issue isa to delay the start of the school year so they the county start on august 29, and she thinks that's a great idea and she iss the general manager at the lake house in. >> tourism is really big lots colozza businesses that are only open t 12 -- 16 weeks they depend on diocese of that season of the primary income for the entire year . >> s. talk to a number of school getting a lot ofooo of positive feedback that some with conce

marc siegel, fox news medical a-team, professor, nyu langone medical center. how are you?bill. bill: give me the basic understanding you have of this story. >> the owner of this is accountant, not a physician. an accountant can't give medications or increase doses. what i understand this accountant ordered nurses to give higher doses basically there were issues of reimbursement. if someone been in hospice more more than a day or two, reimbursements goes down. if the patient dies he can replace a patient that he is paid more for. nurses have licenses, bill. the nurse is not just supposed to blindly follow anyone's orders. bill: which don't know what the facts are. >> absolutely. bill: the point this is literally turnover you're talking about here that deals with human beings and more you go through your clinic, the more that pass on, the more money you make? >> disgusting term for this called warehousings. where you take patients, put them in hospice or nursing home and no longer care about their quality of life. but patients have to consent for all medication. and if they'

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. >> that was ida siegel reporting.o far police have not charged anyone. >>> coming up next, we have breaking news in new jersey. the crisis in atlantic city is about to shut down city hall. what this means for police officers who serve and protect the city. >>> why parents were arrested for what happened inside and outside of their house. >>> we have breaking news just in. in the past 45 minutes, atlantic city announced it will close city hall. it is starting april 8. that's less than three weeks away. it will remain closed until may and listen to this. employees will not be paid while city hall is closed that includes the police officers. nbc 10 reporter ted greenberg is looking into the possible furloughs. what have you learned? >> keith, this is the statement that we just got from atlantic city mayor who spent the day in trenton meeting with state officials about the resort's financial crisis, unless the situation is somehow averted those police officers will soon be protecting the city without pay. >> we want to ma

siegel joins us here now. we're going to start with donald trump.l and replace the health care system, and barack obama's plan. is that even possible? >> well, that's number one here, and it is possible that you have a republican president and a republican congress. it hasn't been possible till then. everyone's talking about it. now you could have repeal and replace if a republican wins. if he wins. and he is backing getting rid of the individual mandate. he's getting rid of that in his new plan that came out over the past week. and 10 million young americans are not going along with that individual mandate and are paying the penalty. so it's not working as it is. so he's going to repeal and replace. he says, and the lines around the state, he wants to introduce more competition, and more choice by having -- you could buy your health insurance in nevada and bring it to new york. portability of health insurance. get rid of the idea that it's an interstate monopoly that you have to have it in the state you're in. he thinks that will drive down prices

marc siegel with us at fox news. thank you for joining us on "risk and reward." my colleague charles payne is here, "making money" starts now. charles: november 11 the dow closes down 150 points off the low. now the market is in the green. the obama administration finally calls isis on genocide. a closed door in washington, d.c. has some of the top republican figures to find how to stop donald trump. donald trump continues to gain momentum. senate majority leader harry reid joins the gop for trump's success. >> it am not going to be me, it should be somebody running for president. i made a decision over a year ago not to run for president. this is more likely to become an open convention than we thought before. we are getting our minds around the idea this could become a reality and those of us involved in the convention need to respect that. >> hopefully there is time to prevent a trump nomination which i think would frack stewart party and be damaging to the conservative movement. >> i'm not sympathetic to the eric ericksons of the world. any effort to help any

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first, i'd like to ask that a statement from one of the constituents you just introduced, david siegel, be added to the record. he's president of victoria's voice foundation, father of victoria, who died last summer from a drug overdose at the young age of 18. >> without objection. so ordered. >> thank you. many of you know orange county as the home to orlando and 12 other municipalities. we have a population of 1.2 million people. last year, we broke a national record for tourism, entertaining more than 62 million visitors. but many of you probably don't know that last year we also lost 84 lives to heroin overdoses. and probably nobody will know that that was a 600% increase since 2011. four years ago, like so many other count tiffs across the country, we were fighting pill mills. we worked hard and adopted tough regulations at a local and state level. we provided resources to break opioid addiction, and we were pretty successful. today, the front line has moved, but the battle is tougher than ever. too many prescription drug abusers found an inexpensive and often deadly alternative -

joining me now from chicago is jeromey siegel from rebel pundit, and andrew marcus, the producer/director"hating bright bart." those are radicals, they look like they came for business. did you notice a leader? was it organized by anybody? what was your analysis? >> well, the whole premise of how this begins, this is all pre-planned. but it's planned in a way that it's hard to find who the leader is, who's running this. it's designed to deceive you that there is a big movement of unity here, and it's not unity at all. it's actually hundreds of different groups all out in the name of social justice, like bill ayers says. this is resolved through an ongoing continuing struggle for social justice, indicating they don't even want anything resolved. as long as they're protesting, they're getting what they want. they're trying to take away power from people who have it, give it to people who they believe don't in a way that is completely un-american. >> bill ayers, as we know, bombed the pentagon. president obama's friend and neighbor. what was he doing there? does he just show up at all these

siegel, everyone.orsing marco rubio, we're talking to the editor, going to ask him. you're standing behind the guy despite, i'm going to say a dismal showing in the polls? and candidates blast donald trump saying he's inciting the violence at the rallies. we'll deal with that in just a moment. >> trump was responsible for what happens at his events. he is the person who has for months now been not just inciting violence, but applauding violence. >> i would hope that mr. trump tones it down big time and tells his supporters that violence is not acceptable in the american political process. .... speed to on your screens right now, three different screens. the donald trump stage. he is running a little bit late. center screen there. ted cruz. at a rally in rockford, illinois. on your right, that is senator marco rubio. of course, there is a very big boat there tomorrow. jeff flock is with us. joining us from ohio. john kasich is holding a town meeting right where he is right now. youngstown, ohio. people

there is a significant risk with a beecher siegel contingency operations and. is that true? >> there is a of picaresque and to accomplish the objective. >> the guided called for the contingency operations defeated one aggressor and the idea there. but that current force today while at the same time defending the homeland? >> we are challenged to do those three things but it would take more time than we would see more casualties than we would want. >> it has cut the structure of the assumption with those assumptions that are there so given the current strategic indictment will the department need to? >> to be clear that that structure that we have has the proper resources to be well each from -- well treated and equipped so we have the structure that is affordable with the topline to achieve the balance to resource the modernization and support the all have to be combined. to say it is the best structure beacon have. >> welcome to the guest. a stark reminder of the challenges that you deal with every day that we're here to support you with and i appreciate your comments as to

doctor siegel vice from new york with more. >> over 5 million people currently suffer from alzheimer's dementia in the united states. the numbers growing rapidly. loved ones spend about 18 billion hours, 18 billion hours caring for people with alzheimer's and other images in 2014 according to the alzheimer's association statistics. there are no effective treatments to offer but doctor frank longo chief of neurology at stanford and head of the new neurosciences institute may change all that. he is currently at the forefront of cutting edge alzheimer's research. previous focus to prevent the membrane from filling with the donkey beta-amyloid and proteins have been largely unsuccessful but a new drug developed by longo works differently and he has already been found to be safe in humans. >> this counteracts or prevents the degeneration of the nerve cells in the brain so that we prevent the loss of their connections with each other and therefore prevent the loss of cognition problems like memory loss >> the pill, 11 and 831 not only appears to prevent alzheimer's jenna but it also appears

he says the repeal of glass siegel.ays welfare reform, which is a -- so those are three things that a lot of democrats in this state, i imagine, are receptive to. i heard what she said last night, but boil down to that, how does she effectively answer those which are potentially cutting critiques in this state? >> she needs to be very strong. which she did. she gave a very good speech last friday when she talked about the economy, and for actually fighting for working men and women. and that when you take care of everybody, that you create jobs for everybody. the sort of walter ruther message of the '60s, in that if you go way back, the henry ford message about, you know, if you -- people are building cars and making an income, they can then afford to buy a car. that was really what she was talking about last friday. she was also very strong in telling that she would oppose the tpp, which is the latest trade agreement. look, i worked for general motors when nafta went through. we all knew we were in a global marketplace

markc siegel.top analysts says that donald trump will win the delegates that he needs barely, but he says that trump will get them. one week away from the primary in wisconsin, john kasich pulling ads and missing a big endorsement. we're talking to a kasich spokesperson next. stuart: quickly to the price of oil. worries about supply and demand. the price could shift later on today at the janet yellen. stuart: this afternoon. the price of oil could move just like the stock market. we are one week away from primary voting there. case sick campaign trend duffy is with us right now. i have conflicting reports. first i heard that john kasich would doing all radio ads across the state. shifting to a part of the state that is more minimal to him. we can compete and congressional districts. >> though paul that i have seen put trumps at 32. ted cruz at 30. he is the kind of state that he would do well in. the polls show a little bit closer. doing better in those swing districts. you will see late deciders g

marc siegel. >> hi, ainsley. we're here in st.gional medical center in patterson, new jersey. second busiest emergency room in the country. this is where it all starts. this is where patients come in pretending they have pain or get addicted to painkillers and go out and get prescriptions from their primary doctors. this is where the problem starts and at st. joseph's they're going to try do something about it. i'm joined today by dr. mark rosenburg the chairman of emergency medicine here at st. joseph's and the first emergency room doctor in the united states to be trained in pain medicine. thanks for joining me. dr. rosenburg, tell me something about this program that you have, exactly how it workings and how is it going to save lives. >> well, we consider ourselves at st. joseph's the first innovators, we started the first geriatric medicine and the major problem with people dying, 14,000 deaths a year with people in the prime of their lives. so the program was, let's stop that, let's develop expertise in pain management in the

marc siegel of the fox news medical a team.d to see. >> you you will save cash and timing for a lot of the people. the first test that some people could skip are blood test its, why? to your doctor and don't have blood tests. the problem is anna they get lumped together. blood tests go. in and ordering the same panel all the time. testing your kidneys. testing your liver, your closeÁcoalesce i. unnecessary testing. doctors need to worry about what exactly you are ordering. maybe i want to check your though rode and cholesterol. >> it was normal last time i don't have to do it this time. i need to be thinking as i go along. >> cardiac stress test. somebody healthy not exhibiting any symptoms of any heart problems could you skip this? >> that's overtime big time. $500 million is spent on imaging stress test nuclear stress tests every year. unnecessary. people who have low risks. normal ekgs, having no symptoms don't need a stress test. and even if you have cardiac risk factors, anna, and i do a stress test, it's normal, i don't n

the contact >> mark: siegel sioux warriors are hoping to make their seventh three wins for the season. >> darya: we are esau sports before singing at a birthday to steph curry. tram tracks >> reporter: warriors at a major win. last night that play against the pelicans. alvin gentry he knows the warriors he was on the bench last year struck the first half to play. the industry's defense that ever been running around trying to cover kareem for a while. the warriors pulled away with 49 straight home win said sunday that when a rope. their 56 it is the fastest team ever to witness 60 wins. the love for the warriors is red hot. when the thing about the warriors? >>: the warriors jury right now . we need to keep up any keep on winning games. i think they will get the record. i hope we win all 75 games. we should have all the games. >>: i every for the warriors. my favorite player is the $1. i think he's cute. trans trend >> tran: the warriors explain san antonio. >> darya: that's how we judge players the cute factor has to comply. >> mark: the orders and 393 to beat the record. >> darya: we

david siegel, good to have you here today.right to say that when he first announced this it looked like his prospected per dim? >> the news we received, you are right. it came from a news conference. he revealed he had cancer that spread involving his liver and brain. that's a grim prognosis advance stage. the information regarding his care ways we have in the public domain. he received surgery in his liver. he received radiation for the treatment in his brain. the therapy for the rest of his body which has been immune therapy, a medicine used to boost his immune system. he announced that he no longer needs that therapy because there is no evidence of cancer. martha: that's katruda? >> it's a drug approved a year ago for the treatment of melanoma and lounge cancer. one of two drugs on the market and recently kidney cancer. martha: this drug basically allows your own immune system to attack the cancer cells, correct? >> an easy way to think about this. our immune systems have brakes on them that prevent them from doing what the

businessman david siegel founded the resort he is stepped away from its day-to- day operations late last year. >>> beer could be the future for florida citrus industry, last month we told you about how some growers are turning to all this because citrus graining continues to devastate the citrus crops. as jamie holmes reports, other growers are now turning to another unlikely crop. >>reporter:on a stretch of road known as the green mile, there is a plant growing that should not be here. >> most people cannot believe this is being done the first thing is that people take these rip them apart, taste them, want to get a sensory evaluation for them now he is talking about hops, yes, the kind that goes in beer. for the last for years, researchers have been successfully growing in here. and it's producing a cop with a distinctly mild flavor. >> we are having a plant that terms of aroma and flavor from weather environments that we have here. it's a unique crop, and a flavor and aroma to our consumers >>reporter:this is the next phase of the operation, the hops plant will go 20 feet up a telepho

siegel is president of victoria's voice foundation. >> so ordered. >> thank you print many of you know orange county as the home to orlando and 12 other municipalities. if a population of 1.2 million. we broke a national record for tourism and entertaining more than six to 2 million visitors. many of you do not know that last year we also lost 84 lives to heroin overdoses. probably nobody will know that that was a 600% increase since 2011. four years ago, like so many other counties, we were fighting -- and we were worked hard, we have adopted regulations at local and state level. we provided resources to break opioid addiction and we were pretty successful. frontline has moved but the battle is tougher than ever. too many prescription drug abusers have found an inexpensive and deadly alternative, era when. despite central florida strong economy and our extraordinary quality of life, heroin has exploded. usersear, 2000 heroin moved through our county jail. many of these -- most of them not possessing, but other offenses. resulting from the debilitating effect that heroin use as. housed

marc siegel and the fox news medical a team.nt. something they don't norm delay for prescriptions. >> almost never. they never everÑw offer prescription medication advice. that's because they are seeing this as an epidemic. that's the issue. >> what are the new guidelines painkillers as far as chronic pain goes. start it over-the-counter and short-term pain. it seems like a no-brainer, except people don't differentiate between chronic pain and accuse pain. if you have surgery and you have your back operated on you, you might need a few days of narcotics. you know, vicodin or percocet, or even a morphine drip. but then what happens when you go home you? start using a term like chronic pain? i don't like the term chronic pain. because i want to get what the cause is. are you overweight? you know, do you need physical therapy? would that help you instead of taking narcotic. >> a lot of people have knee problems, for example, if you would just lose 30 pounds, it might help the knee problem, right? >> absolutely. and, you know, then

marc siegel is here to break it all down.be here. >> sounds like she is doubling down on obama care. she says i love it but a lot of flaws to her mind. >> actually, the problem with the flaws that she is finding is that she is addressing one of the main problems with obamacare but making it worse. which is the two main problems with obamacare to boil this down is one you are not getting the access to the healthcare that you hope to get. you don't necessarily get your doctor. there are narrow networks of doctors involved. obamacare isn't working in the doctor's office because it doesn't cover what people want. the other problem it's enormously expensive, clayton. close to a trillion dollars projected over the next 10 years. enormously expensive. and you can see that up on the full screen. the problem with hillary's plan is everything she is proposing, increases costs to the federal government. she wants it to be $5,000 per family to help people handle the deductibles of obama care. where is that 5,000 going to come from? >> sh