wayne dyer. wayne, what a remarkable thing. i understand that anita had received a diagnosis of an end-stage cancer. wayne dyer: right. babette davidson: and since she left the hospital, after her experience there, she's been living a healthy life and her current diagnosis is that she's cancer-free? wayne dyer: she is cancer-free. as a matter of fact, within just a matter of four or five days, the tumor that she had in her body had been reduced by 70%, and within four weeks, she was completely cancer-free. they couldn't find, they were doing biopsies and so on, and they couldn't find any place to even do a biopsy and it was just, she absolutely had this amazing story to tell. no one, who has ever been at that end stage of cancer, ever, has come back and been able to talk about it. babette davidson: well, as i was listening to her story, this is one of those times when i think of the bonus material because there's an extended version, i wanted to hear more, i want to know more. wayne dyer: right. babette davidson: more of this r

wayne dyer: right. babette davidson: and there is nothing ordinary about you or pbs or these wonderful thank you gifts that you put together. i have shared all the materials in the past with my family and myself, and you really come up with some wonderful things this time. wayne dyer: we absolutely have. we're calling it the big banana. because i have a place on maui and we sort of have a hawaii connection here. so the big banana is a whole collection of wonderful gifts that we're going to be sharing with you and telling you much more about. babette davidson: oh that's great. now one of the things that you said when you went out, the very first thing that you said is, "i am well." and i can tell you that, i could feel the emotion in the theatre, i felt it when you said it, those that follow you and read about you, you've had some health challenges this year. wayne dyer: i have. i had a diagnosis of leukemia a couple of years ago, and i kind of bought into it and was told there were certain restrictions

let me get wayne in the conversation. wayne, where are you on this? >> juan makes a good point. whether this is a state's rightses issue or a federal issue is a separate -- the question here, we have an example of this. we had booze. you know? booze, we had a constitutional amendment that said do away with booze. we have won't have any more booze in the country. end of that. that didn't work because it was already, as you said, the people already had embraced it. so we canceled that. went away. you got the same problem here with marijuana. a good lesson. people embrace it. they are going to smoke it. decriminalize it. and tax it. that's exactly what they have to do. >> eric: k.g., only one on the other side. your last defense. >> the cheese stands alone. listen, i think that, i have seen too many negative effects of marijuana use. whether it's people operating vehicles or escalating as agatesway drug to other drugs like heroin or methamphetamine. i take it seriously because i saw it from the inside-out. >> eric: we have to leigh it there. coming up, helmets and healthcare. the g

wayne, you said who would want it? it's sick. social security administration sells that mster death list to people who then market to survivors of the deceased for real estate opportunities. >> eric: right. >> it's pretty sick. >> eric: let me give you another example, wayne. i got a speeding ticket a month ago. within ten days i had 15 lurs telling me they -- lawyers telling me they'd represent me for the speeding ticket. >> but my point that's why it's so nuts. the politicians have made it nuts. this is just craziness people do this. >> eric: michelle, last thought. >> you know, i think it's ridiculous. how much more money do they want out of us? >> eric: leave it there. coming up, battle brewing with the big labor. owner of the oldest brewery taking on the unions to fight for a right to work state. is that the right fight for jobs? ♪ >> eric: call it brewery versus big labor. the head of the oldest brewery is pushing his state of pennsylvania to pass a right to work law. i would reign in power of unions and doing so would at

unfair to a lot of the customers he's alienating. >> wayne? >> you feel the same way about buildings? there are amber of buildings in chago that say this is a gun-free zone. do you feel same with the building mark their private property as being gun-free? >> eric: i don't like those either. you know why? >> respect the right not to want gun on the building. >> eric: those are the most dangerous buildings to be in, cause the bad guys know they are gun-free zone. that's whe they go. >> so don't go in them. >> eric: fair enough. wayne, go ahead. >> i think eric, you are right. you to ask a question wh does he do this? it doesn't make an sense. i mean, it's not an issue. he is ming it an issue. if i have a store and i make it an issue about guns, or anything else, if i have a sign in the window says please do not eer here if you are wearing flame thrower. it's nuts. you don't need to do that. you know? now yes, he can express himself or any way he wants to. he can say i'm going to deny service to people who come in here with flame throwers and dyn

wayne, you said who would want it? it's sick. social security administration sells that master death list to people who tn market to survivors of the deceased for real estate opportunities. >> eric: right. >> it's pretty sick. >> eric: let me give you another example, wayne. i got a speeding ticket a month ago. within ten days i had 15 lurs telling me they -- lawyers telling me they'd represent me for the speeding ticket. >> but my point that's why it's so nuts. the politicians have made it nuts. this is just craziness people do this. >> eric: michelle, last thought. >> you know, i think it's ridiculous. how much more money do they want out of us? >> eric: leave it there. coming up, battle brewing with the big labor. owner of the oldest brewery taking on the unions to fight for a right to work state. is that the right fight for jobs? ♪ >> eric: call it brewery versus big labor. the head of the oldest brewery is pushing his state of pennsylvania to pass a right to work law. i would reign in power of unions and doing would attrac

unfair to a lot of the customers he's alienating. >> wayne? >> you feel the same way about buildings? there are a number of buildings in chicago that say this is a gun-free zone. do you feel same with the building mark eir private property as being gun-free? >> eric: i don't like those either. you know why? >> respect the right not to want gun on t building. >> eric: those are the most dangerous buildings to be in, because the bad guys know they are gun-free zone. that's where they go. >> so don' go in them. >> eric: fair enough. wayne, go ahead. >> i think eric, you are right. you to ask a question why does he do this? it doesn't make any sense. i mean, it's not an issue. he is making it an issue. if i have a store and i make it an issue about guns, anything else, if i have a signn the window says pease do not enter here if y are wearing a flame thrower. it's nuts. you don't need to do that. you know? now yes, he can express himself or any way he wants to. he can say i'm going to deny service to people who come in here with flame throwers and

unfair to a lot of the customers he's alienating. >> wayne? >> you feel the same way about buildings? there are a number of buildings in chicago that say this is a gun-free zone. do you feel same with the building mark their private property as being gun-free? >> eric: i don't like those either. you know why? >> respect the right not to want gun on the building. >> eric: those are the most dangerous buildings to be in, because the bad guys know they are gun-free zone. that's where they go. >> so don't go in them. >> eric: fair enough. wayne, go ahead. >> i think eric, you are right. you to ask a question why does he do this? it doesn't make any sense. i mean, it's not an issue. he is making it an issue. if i have a store and i make it an issue about guns, or anything else, if i have a sign in the window says please do not enter here if you are wearing a flame thrower. it's nuts. you don't need to do that. you know? now yes, he can express himself or any way he wants to. he can say i'm going to deny service to people who come in here with flame

. >> eric: i have to i gree with wayne. the unions are saying this isn't a good deal. >> i love that you are talk about the this as we had trader's joe the employer talking about that is great for is workers, great for them and their bottom line. i don't understand. you won't believe trader joe's. who are you going to believe? if you're going to always pick your mantra, i don't understand. trader joe's is saying it's great for trader joe's. >> it's easy to believe that -- [ overtalk ] >> eric: guys, guys. john. please. >> workers who are having their hours cut, the employers are cutting jobs. it's not great for any of those involved, julie. it's not great for the economy at large. obamacare is force. force is opposite of the wealth creation. you won't see new jobs created or major innovation under obamacare. this is a hindrance to free market needed in this country. a long list we provide, not indicktive of whadicktive -- inf what will happen under obamacare. >> you have 2200 pages of regulations. nobody can understand it.

my guess is wayne could get them. but it may cost him money. i'm not sure that's right. >> how much do you think this will end up costing you? what's your overall increase expectation? >> you know, i don't really have a handle on it. i don't know if some of our employees are going to look outside what we offer and go elsewhere, and at that point, we might have a net savings. but as it is -- >> others are hoping, right? >> you don't know. i want them -- i want them to be taken care of, because our business is really all about our employees. >> your business is how old? it started by your mother and father. >> started by my parents. we're under the same name since 1961 at the same location, and we exist prior to that. >> wayne, you're in new york, right? >> yes, sir. >> so the actuarial tables that were published showed that new york on an average will pay less than they were previously paying. that's not true in every state. it's specifically untrue in certain ones. so to some extent, the full-time equivalent could be less. but again, you're onl

but the point of the wayne morse place in history, the whole heroism of the wayne morse story is not actually that he was right. he had not magically disproved the gulf of tonkin thing when he said no. the heroism of the wayne morse example in history is that he did say no. and our history as a country shows despite the impression you might be getting from reading the beltway media these days, our history as a country shows that again and again some people can say no even when everybody else says yes. when the war drums beat in washington, again and again, people do say no. sometimes they're all alone when they say it. sometimes it is wayne morse and senator greening from alaska acting alone in 1964. sometimes it's barbara lee, alone in 2001. congresswoman barbara lee from california was the one vote in either house of congress in 2001 two voted against what turned into our 13-year-long war in afghanistan that we are still in now. in the first iraq war, the gulf war of 1991, we look back on now and think of as an easy call, right? one of the good wars. it was super clear what was goi

there is a responseability to do better job in the program. >> eric: wayne, layup. federal government too, big, out of control? what say you? >> yes. >> this started in the new deal. there is a tenth amendment for the constitution that says all of those rights not specifically, all of those things, not specifically mentioned in the constitution that are relegated to the federal government are relegated to the states and the people. obamacare is example of that. in 1942 the federal government said a guy growing grain on his own land for his own use was subject to the interstate commerce clause, because he was affecting the prices in effect at that time. so the commerce clause has been used to aggrandize more and more federal government getting in the business and doing whatever the heck they want to do. it's a terrible thing. justice roberts when he imposed obamacare on us calling at it tax, nowhere is in there, in the law it says it's a tax. he invented that. >> eric: i read this often. i'm still looking for it. >> in ten years the federal budget doubled. there is a

. >> in wayne county, michigan, nearly 20,000 foreclosures are hitting the auction block. many of these properties fill detroit's fast landscape. homes and commercial buildings and lots are being sold to the highest bidders. it's one of the biggest tax foreclosure auctions in the country. >> the city of detroit, in particular wayne county in general, is going through a resurginence now. it's unparalleled in the world. >> people buy and some buy a lot. but the problem is, of the 19,000 properties bought in the past two years, 80% are delinquent on their property taxes. buyers, many who turn them into rentals don't pay the taxes, and they logs the property and buy again. it costs wayne county $5 billion in taxes. >> people have learned how to gain the system. they realize that if they don't pay taxes in the next three years, the same property is going to show up on another list. >> it's something that phil cavanaugh is trying to break. he's introducing legislation that would require buyers who don't live in the homes to fork over three years of property taxes up front. >> th

. >> in wayne county, michigan, 20,000 foreclosures are hitting the auction block. many of these properties fill detroit's fast landscape. homes and commercial buildings and lots are being sold to the highest bidders. it's one of the biggest tax foreclosure auctions in the country. >> the city of detroit, in particular wayne county in general is going through a ref resurgeness now. it's unparalleled in the world. >> people buy and some buy a lot. but the problem is, of the 19,000 properties bought in the past two years, 80% are delinquent on their property taxes. many who turn them into rentals don't pay the taxes, and they logs the property and buy again. it costs wayne county $5 billion in taxes. >> people have learned how to gain the system. they realize that if they don't pay taxes in the next three years, the same property is going to show up on another list. >> it's something that phil cavanaugh is trying to break. he's introducing legislation that would require buyers who don't live in the homes to fork over three years of property taxes up front. >> the argu

meanwhile nra executive vice president wayne lapierre says aaron alexis should have been committed. he said the second amendment has never been more relevant for americans. firearms are increasingly essential to the safety of our family and our nation. >>> to one of the biggest comebacks in sports history. kurt gregory has more on the finish. >> reporter: the america's cup will stay in america. >> the comeback of 2013 is complete. >> reporter: skipper jimmy of oracle team usa and his ten man crew who just a week ago trailed eight races to one, one race away from losing the most prestigious prize mounted one of the greatest comebacks in sports history. >> and we had a good race, too. >> reporter: even before the start of the first race of the competition oracle team usa was behind, penalized two race victories by the international jury for illegally modifying boats in warmup races. emirates team new zealand outshined ellis's team race after race until the u.s. team turned on the 12th race. >> all the boys were loose. they were positive. jimmy is a great leader. >> the most spectacula

we asked people on facebook, what would you like to ask wayne lapierre. there are so many people who oppose you and the nra because they say, look, a vast majority of americans support gun legislation, people in colorado support additional restrictions. here was a victim at virginia tech who was on with my colleague andrea mitchell this weekend and he asked this question. i'm going to give you an opportunity to respond. >> i would ask wayne, look, let's talk about what it means to be a responsible gun owner? do you think as a responsible human being, if you sell a gun to someone you don't know, you should require a background check before they can own it? >> a hunter to a hunter in another state, a farmer to a farmer. no, i don't believe you ought to be under the thumb of the federal government. but that's what's wrong with this town, david. here we have a military base completely unprotected, we have a mental system completely broken down. they're trafficking in 13-year-old girls down the street. there's all kinds of drugs, all kinds of guns and the prio

we asked people on facebook, what would you like to ask wayne lapierre. there are so many people who oppose you and the nra because they say, look, a vast majority of americans support gun legislation, people in colorado support additional restrictions. here was a victim at virginia tech who was on with my colleague andrea mitchell this weekend and he asked this question. i'm going to give you an opportunity to respond. >> i would ask wayne, look, let's talk about what it means to be a responsible gun owner? doour do you think as a responsible human being, if you sell a gun to someone you don't know, you should require a background check before they can own it? >> a hunter to a hunter in another state, a farmer to a farmer. no, i don't believe you ought to be under the thumb of the federal government. but that's what's wrong with this town, david. here we have a military base completely unprotected, we have a mental system completely broken down. they're trafficking 13-year-old girls down the street. there's all kinds of drugs, all kinds of guns and the p

victory. >>> just ahead, new batman ben affleck channels his inner bruce wayne for bill clinton. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this thursday. again, the storm system that's going to affect the northwest isn't going to occur until we go through friday, friday night and into the weekend. today that storm system is going to be lingering and bringing rain around alaska. then the upper-level low is going to stall. alaska, cool today and showery type weather. one more pretty nice day today in the northwest. then as we get into friday, that's when the rain will move in. alex, we were talking about the snow in montana earlier. this storm system will be too warm in the cascades and sierras. it will be all rain. >> so we have to wait for a little bit in california and the rockies. thank you for that, bill. >>> let's get to entertainment news. tina fey is back on snl. she makes light of her wardrobe malfunction. nice. only tina can pull that off. >>> how about this? miley cyrus flew high in the sky in this video from "rolling stone." >>> richard gere sa

wayne freedman joins us live now. >> it is a come back, people who know yacht racing are calling this epic. >> those are the last words we heard. kiwis debilitated by two fouls at the start. from then on, team oracle never looked back there, they're alone at the finish except for fans, today's second race more surprising. kiwis won start this time, they took a large lead until the third leg, then a moment of hesitation, a decision to not cross. >> after that, oracle boat accelerated past.

from pier 27 wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> it was great. wayne, thank you very much. as wayne said thousands of fans came out to witness team oracle's big victory. you can see the clouds crowds, by far biggest crowds of the cup revelers cheered and kool and the gang's iconic "celebration" cheered in the speakers. >> this is fantastic. achievement by larry ellison and the crew that did a great job. something nobody thought was possible. >> organizers say 25,000 fans were at the park for today's race that does not include fan as long the water front so more than that. the race is front page news in new zealand. take a look. the web site reads team new zealand you battle hard and we're proud of you. they do have a lot to be proud of. benefit or bust? coming up at 6:00 crunching numbers now that the race is over. on the events economic success. and benefit to the city and the business owners. >> well, high winds threatened to delay the race fr but the wind not expected to kick up until this evening. let's get a look on the roof. >> yes. it's breezy out here but we're expe

managing director with pimco, wayne angell. we did the 10-year yield down slightly and the vix down. we have stuart friedman on the stock side. speaking about how the market really reacted and finally wayne angell, former federal reserve warboard governor, real insider. i will begin with you, did this surprise you they did not taper? they did not hammer it. >> no, this was not surprising at all. meetinghouse am a people don't understand chairman bernanke does not quite get it. chairman bernanke thinks the fed is an uneasy stands, but the fact of the matter is the fed is driving is 1 foot on the gas pedal and 1 foot on the brake. gerri: people with 401(k) are thrilled. the s&p jumping well above its previous highs. the first thing it did was went from 16 and change to 1705. now you see it is now. does it continue? we spin this forward and say yes, but is that a one-shot deal and will we wake up tomorrow with a bit of a hangover, should people be worried about their portfolios? >> the market already saw the day the fed was seeing

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without asking. >> wayne, are you on his list down there? did you get the who's who of ted? this guy's amazing. i thought we had egos in my business. this breaks records, i think. your thoughts? >> look, i hear from the people who are around him. it was well known in the 2000 bush campaign where ted cruz was part of the crew doing research and policy that if anybody important was coming to the door, a lot of important people would come, cruz was gone. everybody would look around, he was not at his desk. he was meeting that important person, a national journalist, or some other important political person. everyone the word was that cruz spent most of the time not promoting george bush, but promoting himself talking about his credentials, the fact he was in harvard law, mentioning rehnquist and all the rest of it. so this latest revelation about cruz where jason has it so perfectly, really is something that's been going on for quite a while and folks here in texas who worked closely with him know it. >> you know, i'm sure -- jim baker went to princeton. i don't think he told a

wayne lapierre that budha, and people are outraged were mostly the liberal media. >> host: the other comment he made wayne lapierre was we have to do something to improve the way we detect and treat mental illness of the kind that clearly was behind adam lanza's actions in newtown. that actually was part of the universal background check proposal that manchin toomey and schumer proposed. to strengthen the validity of the states to use information for mentally ill people and make it available to the fbi for the national check system yet that too failed. >> guest: as did grassley cruz was the alternative. sponsored by ted cruz and the ranking -- judiciary. it didn't have this universal background check and the problem with this via now i say in my book the universal background check is the assault weapons ban of this year. the assault weapons ban was created by anti-gun activists deliberately and we have -- saying people will mistakenly think when we talk about assault weapons that there are automatic weapons, machine guns. that's exactly what he said. they will think it's machine guns

. >>> just ahead new batman ben affleck channels inner bruce wayne for bill clinton. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this thursday. for many of you you need sunglasses, maybe an umbrella or two in florida and snow shovel in montana. friday not much changes from the tennessee valley. great weather going to continue out there through the weekend. and we are getting to the season where it is almost october. >> we are holding on to summer as long as we can apparently. thank you, bill. >>> tina fey is back on "snl" this saturday. she makes light of her wardrobe malfunction. >>> miley cyrus flew high in the sky in this video from "rolling stone." and found a way to show us her signature look. >>> richard gere has separated from his wife of 11 years, carey lowell. this was not the first marriage for either. gere was married to cindy crawford and lowell was married twice before. >>> ben affleck found quite a way to welcome the crowd to the clinton global initiative dinner. >> my name is bruce wayne. i would like to welcome my fellow billion

wayne, i'm sorry, wayne. that's no good. >> oh! >> jay: let's try -- where is -- where's adam the page? adam -- oh, there's adam right there, adam. >> hi, jay. over here. i would really prefer you don't use this app on me. >> jay: oh, stop, this will be fine. let's try it out and see what you get. oh! [ audience groans ] i guess in hindsight i should have realized. pick somebody in the crowd at random. just pick somebody at random. >> what have we got? how about that lady right there? [ laughter ] >> jay: let's see. 99%! wow! [ cheers and applause ] wow, look at that. she broke the bed. i still can't -- that's amazing. amazing! i'm sure that woman is thrilled she came to the show now. now this next one is a popular app for fitness called run keeper. you go for a jog or a walk or whatever -- it tracks your route, tracks your pace, tracks your distance, it is really kind of cool. well, here's a similar app. this is called sleep walker, okay? no, you strap your phone on when you go to bed. they give you a harness and it records your a

apparently john wayne said, who?! and he said, well, jesse helms, i'm running for senate in north carolina. and apparently wayne said, oh, yeah, you're that guy saying all those crazy things. we need a hundred more like you! the willingness to say all those crazy things is a rare, rare characteristic in this town. and you know what? it's every bit as true now as it was then, we need a money more like jesse helms in the u.s. senate. >> whistling "dixie" in carol moseley-braun's face in the senate elevator. we need a hundred more jesse helmses. that's what ted cruz thinks would be good for america. what happens next in this situation? man: sometimes it's like we're still in college. but with a mortgage. and the furniture's a lot nicer. and suddenly, the most important person in my life is someone i haven't even met yet. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. as you plan your next step, we'll help you get there. she'and you love her for

apparently john wayne said, who?! and he said, well, jesse helms, i'm running for senate in north carolina. and apparently wayne said, oh, yeah, you're that guy saying all those crazy things. we need a hundred more like you! the willingness to say all those crazy things is a rare, rare characteristic in this town. and you know what? it's every bit as true now as it was then, we need a hundred more like jesse helms in the u.s. senate. >> whistling "dixie" in carol moseley-braun's face in the senate elevator. we need a hundred more jesse helmses. that's what ted cruz thinks would be good for america. what happens next in this situation? ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance pl

apparently john wayne said, who?! and he said, well, jesse helms, i'm running for senate in north carolina. and apparently wayne said, oh, yeah, you're that guy saying all those crazy things. we need a hundred more like you! the willingness to say all those crazy things is a rare, rare characteristic in this town. and you know what? it's every bit as true now as it was then, we need a money more like jesse helms in the u.s. senate. >> whistling "dixie" in carol moseley-braun's face in the senate elevator. we need a hundred more jesse helmses. that's what ted cruz thinks would be good for america. what happens next in this situation? engine humming. sfx: birds chirping sfx: birds chirping when she's happy, she writes about bunnies. when she's sad, she writes about goblins. [ balloon pops, goblin growling ] she wrote a lot about goblins after getting burned in the market. but she found someone to talk to and gained the confidence to start investing again. ♪ and that's what you call a storybook ending. it's not rocket

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