>>siegel didn't think he'd ever see his canine companion again.is truck and beloved dog was stolen. during a brief stop in a neighborhood store. >>park, the truck pay for parking and was inside the store for no more than 10 minutes. and i went out and it was just. >>siegel says he looked everywhere, but both were nowhere to be found i broke i mean that it's. i wasn't worried about the truck is worried about the dog and he immediately called police his truck was later found stripped a few miles away. but there was no sign of gunner siegel says he decided to put up a post on facebook asking the public for help the next day. he says he received a message saying gunner was found and uses him he has a red bandanna. >>i sat through looking at this like a like it's him that's him. >>but siegel says it wasn't soon enough he says he believes gun or was pushed. it is a moving car. >>he's got fracture. soft tissue damage up here. >>intel that an open wound because of the air that's my christian britt is helping gonna recover at the walker in stockton. the va

>>siegel didn't think he'd ever see his canine companion again. after his truck and beloved dog was stolen. during a brief stop in a neighborhood store. >>park the truck paid for parking and was inside the store for no more than 10 minutes. and i went out and it was just. >>siegel says he looked everywhere, but both were nowhere to be found i broke i mean that it's. i wasn't worried about the truck is worried about the dog and he immediately called police his truck was later found stripped a few miles away. but there was no sign of gunner siegel says he decided to put up a post on facebook asking the public for help the next day. he says he received a message saying gunner was found and uses him he has a red bandanna. >>i there looking at this like a like it's him that's him. >>but siegel says it wasn't soon enough he says he believes gun or was pushed it's a moving car. >>he's got fracture. leahy and soft tissue damage up here. >>you can tell it's an open wound because of the air that's my christian britt is helping gonna recover at the walker ve

>>siegel didn't think he'd ever see his canine companion again. and beloved dog was stolen. during a brief stop in a neighborhood store. >>park the truck paid for parking and was inside the store for no more than 10 minutes. and i went out and it was just. >>siegel says he looked everywhere, but both were nowhere to be found i broke i mean that it's. i wasn't worried about the truck is worried about the dog and he immediately called police his truck was later found stripped a few miles away. but there was no sign of gunner siegel says he decided to put up a post on facebook asking the public for help the next day. he says he received a message saying gunner was found and uses him he has a red bandanna. >>i sat through looking at this like a like it's him that's him. >>but siegel says it wasn't soon enough he says he believes gun or was pushed it's a moving car. >>he's got fracture. leahy and soft tissue damage up here. >>you can tell it's an open wound because of the air that's my christian britt is helping gonna recover at the walker veterinary h

marc siegel. so dr. siegel, should there be a cigarette ban?indirectly and say this. out of the nine million people that are vaping, three million of them are under the age of 18, and one out of four high schoolers are now vaping. they give the reason that they're vaping is flavors. they don't even know there's nicotine in these products. since this is illegal, illegal, by the way, for anyone under the age of 18 to be purchasing an e-cigarette in any state in the union, they are looking at trying to raise this to 21 in congress right now, by the way, but there's not a state where you can actually legally buy this, so of course they have to enforce it. and of course the trump administration is right to say let's clear the deck of flavored e-cigarettes. that's my way of answering. that's what has to be banned. get the flavors out of this. >> dr. siegel, this is scott martin. when i'm reading about some of the i guess evidence that's coming out is a lot of the issues seem to be withome of the counterfeit e-cigs or vapes out there. what does the ba

prayer to white doves were released from the papal window and were immediately attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the meaning of this ailment soon great forces the siegel and the crow would be tearing apart 2 slavic nations the white doves this omen gave hope to the ukrainian people saying that by god's will the doves would be saved but it also predicted severe hardship. and many victims. the events which could enter into the history of the color revolutions as the most massive human sacrifice yet arrived right on schedule one month later. for weeks this european capital has been the scene of a violent uprising. today let me just say yes the protesters are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails but we still haven't got them still. there are casualties on both sides it would take. forces just said that there is 6 dead people out there not just a day they say they've been hit by snipers. with lol maybe just manufacture come sentenced to the public wells. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. when the f

jeffrey siegel shared this video showing heavy traffic.eir one and only escape route is this road, and so it doesn't take much to bring that to a halt. >> reporter: alison lives along the marked wildfire escape route. she says fast-moving fire and slow-moving traffic could have devastating, even deadly consequences. >> i get stuck in our house because the cars cut through on the street over there and over there. >> reporter: captain bill murphy with santa clara county fire says the department's aware of traffic issues along the corridor but admits there's little county fire can do with mitigating traffic flow. >> to date, it hasn't affected our response into the community. but certainly i can understand the concern. >> reporter: real concern when it comes to response and rescue in a region with elevated fire risk. he says county fire is working with the town to assess evacuation options. meantime, jeffrey siegel has launched a wildfire campaign. he wants google to put his neighborhood on a no fly zone for future reroutes. >> if all this wa

marc siegel joins us to figure it out to. ♪ build attendance for an event.le find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. ...and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. >> tucker: not a lot of high school students smoke cigarettes, but doesn't mean they're often negative. the uc cigarettes, at least once. recently, there has been scary news on this front. six bill have died and when hundreds have died or profoundly ill. that's a long link of bonuses that appear in accordance with vaping. they ban all flavored e-cigarettes. nationwide. the jewel brand, i think that's the biggest. but is it a threat from e-cigarettes, is it a threat from thc pens? or something else? dr. marc siegel is a we go to untitled minutes medl mistry's like this. >> i think close to 400 cases were talking about people who got very sick and most likely related to cannabis oil or thc pens that were talking about. those are largely illegal, and in states where pot is illegal, by the way, their unregulated. their heavy metals in there. if there's a vitamin d ext

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mark siegel. >> thank you. kennedy: so, i was talking about this the other night.lot of problem is the black market thc pens. the makers -- they don't have any standards, they don't care. there is no feedback that they can get that will destroy their customer base. they will put anything in their vap pen, they have been putting vitamin e-oil. >> that is toxic to the lungs. it is something in the cartridge or all of the above? most of the cases in cdc said this today are relatable to the thc pens, bootleg, that is important. we have to understand, we are talking about two stories, two story, people get terribly ill, some dying and some on steroids. variability on illness and symptoms, second is now used for a frontal assault on e-cigs and vaping, we don't have a reason to believe that juuls of world or those you buy in the store are those who cause the illness, this brings up a second problem, children or teens underage of 18, at least, none of state in union are is u sepulveda -- supd to get e-cigarettes. kennedy: but they are, teens have always had access is alcoh

we have to take it apart piece by piece and document how we're doing it. >> reporter: siegel's depictionents, it's weathered a storm of hate. the piece was tagged several times with anti-semitic graffiti and painted over. for this occasion, the restoration is motivated by respect. >> we're taking care of a major monument in the city's art collection, but we're also raising the consciousness about it. >> reporter: the figures will be taken to oakland where they're being restored. the group art care is raising $65,000 for the work. >> it's really important to take care of this and to bring it to public view again. >> we take our art work seriously and with care. >> reporter: the restoration is expected to take a couple of months with the pieces set to reunite with their quiet corner in late november back beneath the long shadows of history. j >> very moving memorial. "dateline" is back tonight featuring the story of how the murder of one woman set off a chain of events of one mad dead, another man implicated, and eye diabolical scheme exposed. >>> it was august 16th, 2016, missouri, it was

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marc siegel is here with a warning you need to hear. punished for supporting the president of the united states. a high school cheerleading squad is on probation after some cheerleaders posed with a banner supporting the 2020 reelection bid. another high school cheerleading squad in arkansas facing backlash after they unfolded a banner using the president's slogan, make america great again at a pep rally. todd, you reported on this story today. where are we as a society and country where you can't even hold up a poster for the president. last i checked, it is a free country and you can support whoever you want. >> i have a chapter in my book titled, it's not a season to wear a make america great again hat. in this case at north stanley high school, the kid were having an american night at the football game. a bunch of the kid dressed up in red, white and blue. some of the kid had a banner make america great again on the track. they took a picture with the cheerleaders. a teacher took a photograph, posted it online, then all you know wha

siegel, great to see you. we're back tomorrow. think. >> that scares you, one variation, not good. great show. welcome to hannity. we have breaking news from canada of all places. this year, a photograph from 2001. it shows prime minister justin trudeau wearing brownface. he nowow says he didn't think tt it was racist at the time. we will have much more on this story coming upmi in the show. also, tonight, president trump has ordered harsh new sanctions, the, mull

stephen siegel and paris hilton. floyd mayweather also backed several digital reporter: horrifying escalation of ethnic violence in the democratic republic of congo. different militias have terrorized huge numbers of the civilian population. second reporter: the drc's government say the extent of hunger and displacement is being exaggerated. reporter: 13 million people in need of humanitarian aid. crawford: i'm alex crawford in the democratic republic of congo, and this is "hotspots." tonight we're gonna take you behind the scenes of the world's biggest and hardest-hitting stories. we travel to drc to honor the world's forgotten conflicts. man: we've got sense that you were going into o the badlands. crawford: stuart ramsay returns crawford: stuart ramsay returns to eastern ukraine where he and

jeremy siegel, wharton school of university of pennsylvania. professor and the author of "stocks for the long run." let's check in with business news. >> president donald trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani did not rule out the possibility the president threatened to cut off aid to ukraine. this over calls of an investigation into largely discredited allegations against former vice president joe biden and his son. that call is now the subject of congressional investigation. uk's top judges will roll tuesday morning if boris johnson acted lawfully when he suspended parliament. the decision will shape briggs it. it will also determine how much power future prime ministers have. if the supreme court finds johnson suspended parliament illegally, he could be forced to recall the legislature. this move would also give opponents of a no deal brexit time to quash his plans for the time it is expected to leave -- u.k. is expected to leave by october 31. president donald trump says he has "no intention of meeting iranian president rouhani" at this week

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jeffries, double lines, former chief economist, professor jeremy siegel and charles schwab's elizabeth ann sonders. >> josh brown ceo, he will be with us to break down the market action final half hour of trade >> quite a group coming up i'll stick to markets. can he have the job when powell steps down to spend more time with his calculations. >> i think the market reaction, you know, any trader down here will tell you the first move always gets faded. probably happens even more so. i do think there were some people that were set up for either a more dovish statement or 50 basis points when that didn't come through, there was a quick knee jerk sell that's not human behavior. that's computers once that gets washed out and people realize, you know what? probably getting another cut after this at some point no one has turned hawkish. so financials and utilities makes perfect sense to me. you've seen more than half of the sell-off in the dow disappear. >> why does that make sense? they're both up. >> these sectors price thepgs in before they happen not afterward. it's not as though they're

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it is. >> dr siegel: a big contrast. they know where every dialysis unit is. they know where everyone has a respirator. down there, people being rescued by jet skis, by helicopters. they are trapped in areas where no one can get to them. that's why we're seeing a lot more risk. five deaths already. one, tragically, by a 7-year-old child. >> martha: we hope that the united states is going to not get the brunt of this. up the coastline, it could be a little more difficult in charleston. these pictures are from freeport in the bahamas. we keep an eye on all of that. the aftermath is one of your biggest concerns, right question marks before you, martha, and i do think that regardless of how hard this hits us, you are going to see areas with black out, you're going to see areas with flooding. that's where we are really concerned. you are trying to drive through floods, you're trying to walk through floods. what are you doing when the power goes out? do you have your supplies? to have connection to people that can help you? people that get stranded, that's where fem

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few hours so let's get the latest now from our correspondent you go to dan of covering events for siegel united russia expected to win the question was by how much what can you tell us well andrew the russian election committee they have already this selection has been largely a success of course not without a hitch the russian interior ministry got throughout the day more than 3600 reports of violations and 11 criminal cases have already been opened in relation to the election of fraud during the elections and but again the cording to the election committee the scale of the violations so far. in significant and the largely the elections are a success although in certain some outrageous cases all of the terms of election fraud the election the head of election committee has been was she didn't mince her words when it came to that have a listen. to this. poor station for all 5 to instead of give an attempt at bello stuff and it was felt the results were not i don't know whether it's a lack of brains or of manners there have been 3 cell then 654 complaints about violations and 11 legal cas

meantime, jeffrey siegel hasant neighborhood on a no fly zone for future reroutes. >> if all this wazeic was happening at the same time as a wildfire, basically google is signing their death sentence. >> reporter: google and waze haven't responded to our request for comment. in los gatos, amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >>> new details of the evidence against two bay area teens in the death of an italian police officer. an i-team report coming up. >>> on the prowl. >> mountain lions are popping up in some unexpected places in the bay area. >>> i'm meteorology sandhya patel. get ready for a late fall feel as we're tracking a system. i'll have your weekend forecast coming up. >>> first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> jimmy. >> thanks dan and dion. please watch, okay? this, i think you're going to love. if you're a fan of the book harold and the purple crayon, i give you donald and the magic cracker barrel makes every meal one to remember. with favorites like sunday homestyle chicken, now available every day. and our new

argentina and they are an example of what happens when politics reaches the streets immediate part of siegel is the leader of the movement named after the wife of argentina's former president juan but on he says he's organization is playing a crucial role in preventing the situation in the country from going out of control . social movements are part of the solution because we work where the state does not some people want to demonize us because we block a road but that's not everything we do we are the ones preventing people from running to supermarkets and looting. part of the movement she says she worked all her life even though she lived in a slum she's been able to buy a home but now she can. hardly pay the bills. i have to pay electricity and gas and we can barely buy food i have worked all my life and what's happening to us is humiliating. since taking office how does your market eliminated the subsidy and utility services in an attempt to regularize an economy that has been in the red for years people here tell us that the economic crisis in argentina has an enormous impact in their

siegel about the importance of understanding what's in our medicine.thing the president i think is aware of and concerned about. certainly when it comes to pharmaceutical drugs. drug prices, drug source. china overall as it comes to trade, these are issues that are of the utmost importance. and we are talking about impeachment. >> the president has been strong on china in terms of what they are doing to us. the chokehold they have on our country, this is one of my favorite blood pressure drug. it works to loosen blood vessels in diabetics. now i'm faced with look at a ouija board. can i use any one in that class. another one like it causes a cough and it's not recalled, but it's not my favorite. president trump is very interested in the idea that in china products are not supervised. there is no fda oversight. here we are with another recall in this incredible drug class that have a potential cancer-causing agent. trish: you put it in your body. >> relying on china to fill our medicine cabinets is a national security risk and health risk. not one ameri

medical contributor doctor mark siegel investigates if the science backs up the possible ban. >> the centers for disease control continues to investigate the cause of success out of 450 cases so far of sudden severe respiratory illness tied to vapeing. authorities for the vast majority have been associated with vapeing, with product containing thc and attempting to determine which chemical additives are at fault including possibly vitamin e. hhs, cdc of the american medical association of all advised people to stop vapeing, the trump administration announced it plans to clear the market, quote, of unauthorized nontobacco flavored e-cigarette products, this announcement is not directly tied to the illnesses but rather to preliminary numbers released from the national youth tobacco survey that show more than a quarter of high school kids are vapeing and close to two thirds say it is because of the flavors while showing lack of awareness of the nicotine content. e-cigarette uses a four times more likely is nonusers to ultimately turn to tobacco but vapeing advocates talk about the decli

siegel, great to see you. we're back tomorrow. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying and group think. >> that scares you, one variation, not good. great show. welcome to hannity. we have breaking news from canada of all places. this year, a photograph from 2001. it shows prime minister justin trudeau wearing brownface. he nowow says he didn't think tt it was racist at the time. we will have much more on this story coming upmi in the show. also, tonight, president trump has ordered harsh new sanctions, the, mullahs of iran. secretary of state, mike pompeo he is calling the recent attack against a saudi oil field an act of war. remember the president said, the united states is locked and it is loaded, as the administration, at this hour is now. we will have more on this developing situation tonight. we are also tracking several other breaking news stories including brand-new revelations surrounding doj inspector general michael horowitz.he appeared ond he faced questions from republicans about the unethical conduct of mr. super

marc siegel. we have to remember, a million americans got off of tobacco, smoking cigarettes, by vaping. that's something that we don't want to see reversed. >> that's a story, that's where the story needs to start. because i have always used e-cigarettes for that and a study came out of -- david: you mean for your patients. >> to get them off cigarettes, yes. a study out of the "new england journal of medicine" this year shows it works better than any other nicotine replacement product, the gum, the patch. they all work for different groups of people, but i needed in my arsenal, i need it in my bag of tricks. i ne-cigarettes. it's definitely less toxic than cigarettes which clearly lead directly to -- david: what should they focus on? >> they haven't proven what the long-term health risks are but there's two separate stories. story number one, flavors are the problem. the federal government, because of a law that was passed in 2009, has every right to ban flavored e-cigarettes from the market. we

joining us fox news medical correspondent mik mark siegel. >> is a long-term issue, i don't think anyones to worry if they popped one last night. but it is not clear how much is in there which has been associated with different cancers and animals and listed as a probable carcinogen for humans. we don't know how much, online pharmacy in connecticut found a substantial amount like up to 100 times more than what you would find in foods or vegetables or drinking water, but the fda thinks it's a lot less, their busy investigating and meanwhile a scare going on, there is no need to be afraid of this but there is a reason to talk to your physician about whether you need to be on on the first place, not everybody needs to be taking these drugs that are actually taking them. >> i think this brings an outsourcing story full-circle. we talk about the danger of outsourcing and all of our jobs to places like china. when you think about medicine being made overseas in places like china and india, if we don't have control over what is actually going into the stuff and americans are taking it, doesn't

siegel who suggested that that problem with homelessness can lead to all kinds of other issues.iseases that you haven't seen in hundreds of years that could creep up because of these problems. now you have got one guy out in seattle suing the government there because they didn't do enough to clean up the streets with the homeless. they sent him in there and he wound up being exposed to some toxins. is this the responsibility on the communities themselves? the president is saying why are we giving money to california when they can't deal with this? why are we giving money to seattle, washington if they can't deal with it? >> i think it points to the real issue which is cities ran by progressive democrats. all of these kinds of issues just keep coming out in cities ran by progressive democrats. i have to say if i can. i love listen together president. i have never been as excited as an american to listen to that man talk. his passion, you can file, you can hear it. i have never been more pay the yoict. so to be able to come on right after the president is a beautiful thing it's am

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correspondent casey siegel's in houston live tonight.. >> good evening. 24 hours ago, the bayou back here was so high that this whole area was totally submerged. just on the other side of it, back there is the intercontinental airport. the bayou runs right through that property so it impacted flights. tonight, you can see the water is back. the banks have receded in the flight schedules have resumed. however, much of the houston metro area spent today trying to get back to normal. but a handful of communities, like huffman texas, are not drying out so quickly. that is east of here where the heaviest rain fell more than 2 feet in some places. residents say it happened so fast there was a little to thin think. >> they kept knocking, they kept coming. they were mandatory, now it's time to get out. we were like we've got to get our stuff, at least upstairs, because we didn't have any water until 10:00 this morning. >> now at this hour, engineers are trying to see if there was structural damage done to both bridges of interstate ten between h

marc siegel is a fox news medical contributor and he joins us tonight.o the first of the more dramatic news, biden did have blood in his eye. what might that has been? >> that's the more dramatic and by the way, of course i haven't to examine him but that appears to me to be something called a sub con try to have hemorrhage which sounds worse than it is. it's a blood vessel leaking just below the eye and usually it's benign, it goes away on its own, and it's nothing to worry about. as you get older, it could have something to do with high blood pressure or bleeding problems or circulatory problems but most of the time, no. so that in itself looked worse than it probably was. but the other clip you showed where he appeared confused, that has been happening with increasing amounts where he seems to forget what state he is in or the timeline of the parkland school shooting, things like that are really concerning to me and again, i don't know the answer to why that is happening but i want to point something out. he had those aneurysms clipped surgically back

meantime, jeffrey siegel has launched a wildfire campaign. he wants google to put his neighborhood on a no-fly zone for future reroutes. >> if all of this waze traffic was happening at the same time as a wildfire, basically google is signing their death sentence. >> reporter: google and waze haven't responded to our request for comment. in los gatos, amanda del castillo, "abc 7 news." >>> night one is in the books for the newest sports and music venue. ♪ >> oh, yes. people were killing it last night. thousands of metallica fans packed chase center for the inaugural event. "abc 7 news" reporter luz pena spoke with concert goers and has their reaction to the state-of-the-art facility. ♪ >> reporter: this is what the grand opening of the chase center sounds like, a fusion of metallica along with our very own san francisco symphony. the first time this happened was 20 years ago. >> it is finally happening and we are the first ones in the door. how cool is that? >> reporter: what do you want to tell curry and the warriors tonight? >> uh, well, you

the documents show how facebook plays hard with the competition including forcing evan siegel to takel on the table to buy his startup or face the inevitable, zuckerberg allegedly told him they would just duplicate the features on snapchat into their own platform. as we all know, that eventually did happen with instagram stories using a lot of snapchat's popular features. those are two big accusations we have been hearing from hardliners here on capitol hill that also want a crackdown on facebook. they are concerned that facebook has a corporate practice of targeting promising startups, buying them out in order to snuff out the competition. that's something that the house judiciary committee is also looking into. they requested e-mails from facebook executives that mention their competition, including snapchat, to see if this is a corporate practice of the tech giant essentially squashing the competition by trying to buy them out. liz: thank you very much, hillary vaughn. we are watching the dow, as you see on the right hand part of our screen. up 63 points, very close to session high

jeffrey siegel shared this video showing heavy traffic. he blames waze app for detouring highway 17 drivers during congestion, a nightmare igniting wildfire concerns. >> their one and only escape route is this road, and so it doesn't take much to bring that to a halt. >> reporter: alison amed lives along the wildfire escape route. she said fast moving fire and slow-moving traffic could have devastating consequences. >> we get stuck in our house because the cars cut through on the street over there and over there. >> reporter: captain bill murphy with santa clara fire says they're aware of the traffic on the corridor, but admits there's little the county can do. >> to date it hasn't affected our response into the community you can understand the concern. >> reporter: real concern when it comes to a region with elevated fire risk. he said they're working with the town to assess options. meantime, he wants google to put his neighborhood on a no fly zone for future reroutes. >> if all of this waze traffic was happening at the same time as a wi

marc siegel is joining us now.lking about this for quite some time, are the dangers increasing and are we learning more about the causes of these illnesses? >> both are occurring at the same time. some of this has been in the works but the cdc is catching up with cases they are but also more and more cases are according. 13, now 14 occurred. four states have actually banned flavored e-cigarettes. michigan, new york, massachusetts and rhode island. president trump is said is considered banning flavored e-cigs while this is figured out. the problem is, we don't really know what's in these things. i will tell you what the headline here is. most of the injuries and the deaths are occurring because of oil. because of vaped oil. now, radio vape oil? that's thc and cbd, marijuana type products. they have substances that are used to cut the oil, emulsifiers they are called. they are causing most of the acute lung injury. now, some e-cigarettes that are on the market in your convenience store are water-based, but they have

marc siegel. we have to go. i'm getting the wrap. >> bill: president trump getting ready to leave the white house heading for virginia. we'll watch and see if he takes questions as house democrats take a major step in their inquiry. we'll talk to -- we'll see whether or not he talks to reporters on the way out and what this man said about the possibility of war with iran next. ♪ this is the family who wanted to connect... to go where they could explore and experience adventure in unexpected places... ♪ who were inspired by different cultures ♪ and found that the past can create new memories... leading them to discover: we're woven together by the moments we share. for everywhere you go, expedia has everything you need, all in one place. >> 10:00, good morning. president trump heading for virginia. he may take questions on the outside as he leaves. we'll stand by. brand-new hour begins now. i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. hope you had an awesome weekend. a new week begins today. >> julie: let's make it an