. ♪ >> lo Único que necesita, ♪ >> doc, ¿lo puedo interrumpir un momento? >> dime. >> pues mire, disculpe mi ignorancia, pero yo quisiera saber si una persona que pierde la vista la puede recuperar despuÉs. >> hÍjole, pues depende del caso. >> bueno pues lo que pasa es que tengo una amiga... y la verdad es que ella no tiene dinero y quisiera ver si usted la puede revisar. >> bueno, si trÁela y la revisamos. >> ya sabÍa que usted no me iba a fallar doc, gracias. ♪ >> mi amor le voy a echar todas las ganas a ver quiÉn me da chamba en el mercado y luego de ahÍ me voy a la clÍnica. >> pues sÍ, pero si no tienes chamba, podemos estar mÁs tiempo juntos. >> tu sabes que contigo estoy todo el tiempo que puedo estar, pero tambiÉn hay que sacar para comer, ¿no? >> y para mi vestido de comuniÓn. >> tambiÉn. ¿sabes una cosa? el seÑor de las verduras, don fausto me dijo que me rentaba la mitad de su puesto. >> ¿de verdad? >> si. >> que padre, ¿sabes pa'? >> mande. >> te voy a poner todos los dÍas ofrendas a santa lucÍa, para que nos ayude con todos

but when i, when i learned about doc o'connor and that doc to connor was a link between matthew shepard and between aaron mckinney, i was very curious. i was also very curious about these allegations that aaron mckinney was bisexual. so i began to investigate as a journalist. first for "the new york times" magazine, i approached them with story, and they commissioned me to write about it. i worked on the story for two years, on and off for two years. from 2002 until 2004, i was on that commission x. "the new york times" eventually killed the story. the editor who commissioned it from me had left the magazine, he's gay. he now runs new york magazine, his name is adam moss, and the editors who inherited the story from him were less enthusiastic. so the story was killed. at the same time, i'd been talking with abc news "20/20" about doing a story that would come out at the same time, and i thought they would kill the story based on what had happened at the times magazine. the executive producer of abc news "20/20" who is till there is also finish -- gay. and he actually said, no, let's do

an american citizen, have agreed that we would take our personal data and put it into a pile, a lock docs that would only be looked at when we had reasonable and articulable suspicion that we had connection to a foreign al qaeda or related terrorist group and look into that locks. in 2012 we had 288 such that we could look into that. that's it. with the billions of records only 288. with that we had tremendous oversight. when you look at the amount of oversight from this committee alone and from others from

what opportunity is the doc diagnosing today? power play. why two of the traders are fighting over first solar and what you should do with the stock up 126% in a year. we do begin with more on billionaire investor carl icahn selling almost half of his stake in netflix for a profit of $1 billion. and considering he bought it for 58 bucks a share and sold for close to 400, some are calling it the greatest trade ever. we want to take it a step further to ask what carl's cashout can teach all of us about greed, guts, and getting out. it is "halftime" so let's play the action. josh brown, take it away. >> i would say on this trade, quite frankly, you know, an old saying, if you can explain what your alpha is, you don't have any. carl is one of the guys that can always make money, and it's extraordinary. what i loved about the netflix trade and why it stands out, it's so far away from what he's typically done with success in terms of activist trades, in terms of agitating, buying undervalued assets. this was not a cheap stock. there was no agitati

. >> doc, estoy cerca. >> yo tambiÉn, chev, ¿me permites un segundo? >> creo que encontrÉ al ( ) que tiene mi Órgano. >> aguarda tengo la descripciÓn de ese tipo triad, mis chicas ( ) me la dieron. >> eso ya es viejo, doc, lo llamarÉ cuando recupere la tarta. >> chevy, aguarda! (mÚsica). >> chev chelios! (grito). (mÚsica). >> maldito chinos. (mÚsica). (mÚsica). >> diablos! >> es perfectamente normal estar aterrado cuando alguien te apunta a la cabeza, yo me sentirÍa aterrada. >> aÚn tengo pesadillas. >> todo el mundo tiene pesadillas, el punto es que al venir aquÍ y hablar conmigo tomaste la decisiÓn de enfrentar tus problemas y vencerlos. >> no puedo siquiera salir de mi apartamento, cada vez que voy a abrir la puerta veo, veo al tipo con el arma. >> hoy tuve un mal dÍa, dime que traes epinafrina, maldito. >> piensa en lo siguiente, ankerson, hoy es el primer dÍa del resto de tu vida, tienes que salir y disfrutarlo, despuÉs de tomar un par de cervezas en un lindo bar. >> ¿cÓmo dijo? >> deja que el viento fresco pegue en tu rostro, tie

i'm rick "doc" walker. the burgundy and gold travelled and got a "w". first win of the year, robert griffin iii continued to look better despite playing in the dirt and in front of a hostile crowd. >> how does it feel? >> feels good. we had to get a win for the bye and find a way to do it, defense played great. offense played great when we had to. put points on the borpd a good overall team win. everybody's excited. we'll have a good flight back home, enjoying the bye-week making the most of the situation,ing 1-3 come back get on a winning streak. >> feeling more comfortable each week? >> yeah, the more you play, the more comfortable in any season. i think everybody's seeing the offschedule plays come and trying to point to that. but you know, to me it's not even about me or the injury, it's about us as a team. we played better today and that's why we won. >> reporter: do you know losing morris and all of a sudden helu stepped up. >> he's a capable back. he'd be a starter. you know, he's our guy, no doubt a

. >> gracias, doc. >> cuidado, cuidado. >> vamos a acabarte de limpiar. >> ¿te sientes mejor? >> me estoy mareando. >> pues es que te levantaste muy rÁpido, pedrito, a ver, tranquilo. despacio, respira profundo, respira. respira, mijo, respira. >> ¿estÁs bien, estÁs bien? >> despacio, despacio. >> yo creo que sÍ fue eso. >> a ver, vamos. >> ¿estÁs bien? >> vamos a ver. >> respira, respira, respira profundo. >> a ver, trata de dar unos pasitos, a ver, muÉvete tantito. >> no, no, no, ¿quÉ pasÓ? >> mamÁ, no siento mis piernas, no siento mis piernas. >> no te asustes, no te asustes.

no doubt about it. >> doc? >> i'd say, kate, when you looked awhat the mark cuban with that lawsuit and the s.e.c. going after him there, and then him subsequently posting up on twitter and elsewhere on blog maverick, for instance, many of the spite that they went after him with there, to anthony's point, i'm all for getting bad players out of the markets but a lot of what has gone on with the s.e.c. hasn't been about that. instead, it's about personal vendettas and that's something that has to stop. >> you guys are putting me in the unenviable position to play the d dev devil's advocate in that your painting cohen he's the victim. if there are things that have been done and a guilty plea put forward maybe that has this change we all as a group think about ha has taken place in the role of insider trading in the market. >> scott, one way to look at it is -- >> none of us sanction insider trading. >> i'm saying the tone of the conversation is that mr. cohen is a victim. >> but they've got a scapegoat a few peopl

>> the answer would be priceline. >> doc? >> what i really liked here, judge, is what you and i talked about many times as far as mobile. the google, i didn't think, was growing fast enough in mobile. this recent report says they are. 40% or more of the youtube views are now coming from mobile. that's a big switch. that's something that they can monetize. and so, i guess i'm going to say google. >> everybody talks about mobile, so i'm going to bring it up, as well. who's really getting the winds now in mobile? it's yahoo!. i know everybody -- i know, steve, we disagree, but i look at yahoo! cut back of alli baba they were going to share. they've cut back there. getting kicker from that. and then you look at what they've done in mobile. 15% growth this past quarter. 380 million uniques coming to the site. there's a lot of rhines why if you put the same dollars -- yahoo! versus google -- yahoo! will outperform it. >> it's not growing as fast, even with aggressive numbers, it's a more expensive stock. and to me, the honeymoon pe

doc, a trade on gnc. >> i love that. and i love the link on amazon's home page when you buy stuff, and drugstore.com, things like that. when you go to drugstore.com, you see the gnc. that helps move product they wouldn't see otherwise. >> never mind the drumful of supplements that pete probably goes through? >> no, pete goes through a couple gallons of those every week. >> i'm sure he does. >>> up next, he came on the show and gave you the playbook on facebook. now is back. to give you the trade on twitter before the stock, even ipos, the dean of valuation at nyu. aswath damodaran. ecember 17, 19, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ they're the days to take care of business..sing ] when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your truste

virtual doc, make your case. >> all right. judge, this is an easy one, again, as i have defended the stock and talked about it since it's come up from 23 to here. the revenue growth, judge, is 10% a year. it's not like a small, little bit of revenue. they're going to do nearly $18 billion in revenues this quarter. they've got $77 billion worldwide in cash and short-term investments. i love the idea that they're going to make the same sort of move that apple made with the new head of the retail stores. they're going to make such a move, josh, with their new ceo. now, whether or not it's allen mule alley or not, we'll see, but it will be a high-profile name, and that will boost the stock. >> i think the mulally, and i agree with you, if there is finalization, it will be a positive for the stock. truthfully, outside of that, nothing to be excited about. i want to fact check you on the revenue. the most optimistic is 8%. they've typically taking that down. it will be mid-single digits, and it's one of the five largest market caps

>> doc gets the credit for the most cliches. however, with the multiple here, there is no room underneath. so i would not be an owner of this stock, it's so much -- >> would you be shorter on the stock here? >> no, i wouldn't short either, because it's air. you know what i mean? but it's nothing like netflix. netflix has spent a fortune for content. they get their content for free. there's no moat there. >> judge, short interest has doubled since june -- >> 7% is nothing. >> -- something to watch out for. >> i'll show you -- jcpenney, buddy. >> not 7%, steve. >> let's let the people decide who won the debate. tweet us @fastmoney, using #bull or #bear. we'll have the results at the end of the show. >>> speaking of momentum stocks, dominic chu is looking at three with soaring valuations. dom? >> if you look, scott, we want to know if certain stocks are worth the total valuation that they have. so in our installment here of "are they worth it? "we'll look at three stocks, and in particular, the first one we look at is the one we ma

. >> hola, doc. >> ¿cÓmo estÁ seÑora? >> voy a perder a mi bebÉ y usted me pregunta como estoy. ¿coco quiqu >> ya le estÁn poniendo un calmante para que se vaya relajando, la intervenciÓn es relativamente rÁpida, y presentar complicaciones. >> gracias, doc. >> ya le vamos a llevar al quirÓfano, seÑora. >> mi cielo adorado, si algo me pasa, te pido... >> no, no, no, shh, shh, nada te va a pasar, mamÁ, te amo.

doc, you wanna look? >> yeah, i would love to take a that's what i was thinking, and clearly that looks like the hair folicles are plugged. >> absolutely. >> and then, from the plug, it goes to the boil. they're part of the same process, the same cycle. >> uh-huh. >> if someone's getting these regularly, like our anonymous guest, how can they minimize these boils? >> a couple of things. i know everyone has different grooming habits in the pubic area, if you are using an agent causing you to have boils, periodically, we are gonna switch. i tell women, if you are gonna shave, use an anti-bacterial soap regularly in the hairline. and also upon, after you finished doing it, you want to put a little bit of hydrocortisone or something on the cream, and minimize the risk of you getting these. sometimes as a doctor, if it's a problem, happening every week, and these are painful, we may put you on a base line oral antibiotic to keep it down. >> foliccuits is treated like acne, exfoliate a bit. open up the hair fol

but none of the other docs have a clue. >> cross our hearts. >> each get to ask one yes or no question to guess the identity of our mystery guest. i will start you with a clue: this person is a legendary tv icon, known for having very strong opinions. >> we will go ladies first, dr. rachel. >> okay. >> so, did you ever -- were you in a comedy field. >> yes. [ applause ] >> dr. ordon? >> are you an old lady? [ audience oohs ] >> really? you just ask that? >> oh, oh, oh, who asks that. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> were you part of a funny family on tv? >> yes! [ laughter ] >> audience, anyone know who this is? i think i know who it is. you guys know who it is? >> audience: vicki lawrence! >> mama! >> come on out, mama! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ♪ >> oh, my goodness! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> audience: whoo! hey, sweetie! [ applause ] >> this is awesome! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ♪ >> good lord. stop your clapping. [ laughter ] >> hell, i haven't done anything yet. [ laughter ] >> but you will. >> hey, you know what i can tell when i am being mentally undressed. [ laug

hey, this is doc rivers, your new coach. and i said, yeah. >> he said that to the voice mail? >> jimmy: did you guys get calls also? >> i didn't get a call. only blake got a call. >> jimmy: he knows blakes from all the commercials probably. >> jimmy: we have video, de andre, want to ask you about the video. this is from last year. >> it is a crazy, humiliating dunk. do you feel bad for the guy you are duone ticking on, when something look that happens. look at the kids going nuts here. >> jimmy: blake is going nuts. blake is like, that's what i do! the assist. and the dunk. how many times have you watched that video? >> i watch it a lot. >> jimmy: i would watch it 30 times before i want to sleep every night. >> i watched it before i came on the show. >> jimmy: do you guys, is that something that gets you guys extra excited? does it feel like it add to the energy of play? >> you know, jimmy i play below the rim. i play below the rim. so i sort of live through these guys. >> jimmy: okay. >> i felt just as much a part of that dunk as he did. >> jimmy: do you apologize to the guy

doc walker is a former washington player. >> there are a lot of people talking about this that don't have a damn thing to talk about other than to run their mouth because we're in washington. >> reporter: so what is in a name? actually, quite a lot. stephanie gosk, nbc news, washington. >> doc walker hasn't changed since his playing days. >>> we're back in a moment with what might be the most poignant picture of the day. >>> we are bh what might be the most poignant p picture of the day. way to go, crestor! yeah! getting to goal is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors. because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. so, when diet and exercise aren't enough to lower cholesterol, adding crestor can help. go, crestor! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ female announcer ] crestor is not right for everyone, like people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor about other medicines you're taking. call your doctor right away if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unu

the doc is in next. female announcer: female announcer: save up to 35% and through columbus day, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, at sleep train's inventory clearance sale. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ ♪ jenna: welcome back, everyone. normally, when we talk about heart health, we're talking about exercise or diet, but now researchers say living near an a airport can also take a toll on your heart, and it may be due to the level of noise. dr. kevin campbell is the ideal person to talk to about this, he's a practicing cardiologist and assistant professor of medicine at the university of north carolina. hi, doc, good to see you. >> good to see you. thanks for having me today. jenna: so what is the link? what is significant about aircraft noise that would cause heart disease? why would that be? >> well, it's interesting. we know that standing beside an airplane about 25 meters before it takes off is about 150 decibels, and that can rupture an eardrum n. the stud

so, doc, you see things like the story that we just reported about a woman who has colon cancer, sees a doctor for six months. >> it's outrageous is what it is. it's outrageous, and it's a tragedy, and if it had been caught earlier, the outcome might have been very different. >> supplementation -- what do you think about supplementation, doc? >> i look at the best data available today, and i use that to make decisions today. and the best data today tells me vitamin d3 can impact your risk of getting cancer. >> in cognivance, we have a product -- something that's called selenium. >> mm-hmm. >> what do you think about that? >> selenium has been shown to be what's called a free-radical scavenger. so, it basically -- it's like an undercover cop, and it goes around and picks on the free radicals and beats the crap out of them, okay, so that they can't damage cells. >> what about the supplement curcumin? >> it has also been demonstrated in some clinical trials to impact the incidence of colorectal cancer, the nastiness of cancer, the things you can definitely impact. so, keeping your weight

doc, what do we like right now in the retail space? >> it would be apple. it would be, judge, because they are the number-one most profitable retailer there is per square foot in any store. number two, tiffany. and that would be my number two pick, because i think apple's got people coming into the stores for the new iphones and after the october 22nd, the new ipads, you take a look over at tiffany, and i think this is a segment of the population -- i'm not saying it's high-end, judge, because tiffany, as we know, is upper middle class, but it's not the ultra rich, but they're going to do very well -- >> it's fair to say that tiffany and kors are in the same category. you disagree with that? >> um -- >> they're in the same category. >> same customer, but they don't compete. >> i know they don't compete. but they're the same customer. same price point. >> yeah i agree with you. >> that's my point. >> and t.j. max, because we're always in t.j. max, so whoever it is that's having problems, under armour. >> you guys worried about -- take the tj maxx, the family

doc, this elbow stopped working. yup. how long did it take before you got any kind of reaction from wearing the tommie copper sleeve? as soon as i put it on. what? as soon as i put it on. i put it on, i got on with the rest of my day and then went home and played football with my kids for a couple hours. so what did it feel like that day when you got home? it was indescribable being able to throw the ball with my kids again. i hadn't been able to do that in almost a year and a half and i couldn't thank tommie enough. honestly. and how about you sir? now tennis pro, talk about he sleeves first. what did it do for your elbow? i'm hitting balls all day long and after you reach a certain age and certain mileage it'll start to wear and tear on it. this actually eases up he pain in my arm. ice, advil, i don't have to do it anymore at all. how about the knees? you had 3 knee operations on each knee? each knee. has it had impact on your knees? with the sleeve i have no pain at all. that's great. and now let's talk about the thing

and google-docs users in more than 20. to use the feature you have to first enable it in your >> gas prices are holding steady near a nine-month- low and the savings for consumers could last week into next year. triple a is predicting that barring any unexpected spikes due to the impact of hurricanes, or unforessen impacts--- regular gasoline will average between 3-10 and 3-20 a gallon by christmas. of course, it's a different story here in the bay area where we see higher than average prices. here's a look at today's averages. in san francisco, under four dollars a gallon at 3-89. across the bay, in oakland, 3-78. and in san jose, 3-76. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. we will talk to rob black about what is driving the markets this morning. align welcome back. the time is 6:45 a.m.. >> i want to update you one barge. they have restored service to the east about a platform that the orinda stay sen. they were able to do the inspections and now full-service has been restored. bart has also reported that they are no l

how come nobody mentioned what's up doc >> it's barbara streisand and ryan o'neill the car chase maybe the copy bullet. i'm waiting for the budget analyst to provide some of emphasis analysis. the question is whether we need to raise the cap to $3 million based on especially spending for i'm fine with every other aspect of the changes being proposed and looking into smaller production outfits and on and on online content makes sense we can draw in the production outfits >> can i speak to that. >> sure. >> so my understanding from the report that was done by the office what that we had a fund balance of 1 million 4 hundred and to the call of the chair, $80 4 hundred and 12, $80,000 and as of early 2014 we extend to pay anti an additional $775,000 in rebates those are productions they're not turned in all their paperwork. and that would leaves us with $6,300,000 if we extend it a year. >> we'd make our appropriations for this not in the middle of the year but during the budget season so we couldn't put any money into the program until july of next year. >> that is sort of your dog taggin

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. >> gracias, doc. >> cuidado, cuidado. >> vamos a acabarte de limpiar. >> ¿te sientes mejor? >> me estoy mareando. >> pues es que te levantaste muy rÁpido, pedrito, a ver, tranquilo. despacio, respira profundo, respira. respira, mijo, respira. >> ¿estÁs bien, estÁs bien? >> despacio, despacio. >> yo creo que sÍ fue eso. >> a ver, vamos. >> ¿estÁs bien? >> vamos a ver. >> respira, respira, respira profundo. >> a ver, trata de dar unos pasitos, a ver, muÉvete tantito. >> no, no, no, ¿quÉ pasÓ? >> mamÁ, no siento mis piernas, no siento mis piernas. >> no te asustes, no te asustes. dos semanas usted es el cuarto doctor que hemos visitado y hasta ahorita pues ninguno nos ha sabido decir nada.. >> lo que pasa es que los estudios no nos han dado un dato contundente que nos informe... >> o sea que usted tampoco sabe nada. >> carlos. >> no, no, carlos nada, pues es que yo ya no estoy a estas alturas para mentiras, ni para inseguridades. >> no, no es eso. >> perdÓn, pero... >> lo que sucede es que no les quiero adelantar un diagnÓstico errÓneo. >> pero es que lleva dos s

congressman doc hastings on the shutdown in sanity. ♪ lou: this is breaking news. it is theirst friday of the month, and we would normally be reporting to you the new unemployment rate, but the government shut down is ongoing. the labor department is not releasing the report on payrolls, nor on the unemployment rate, so we can actually go back to up better times, the reagan recovery when 30 years ago today the federal government reported its best jobs report ever. one jobs -- 1 million jobs created in one month in september of 1983. the unemployment rate has been discovered 9% and would go on to decline by the time reagan left office. monuments and memorials remain closed. the obama administration has also forced hundreds of privately operatedusinesses on federal property tolose. my next guest says the obama administration is going out of its way to make this shut down as painful as possible for as many citizens as possible. in his committee is planning to investigate these closures, particularly of open-air monuments. joining us, chair of the house national resour

. >> thanks, doc. thank you! [ applause ] >> please welcome back to the show, vetinarian courtney camp bell. >> i would also like to welcome back through our special, special doggie door, lulu! >> yeah! [ applause ] >> one, two, three. lu, lu! >> that test was negative. look at what we have going on here. we have something called a poo,. what's funny about this, is, this particular item, this will catch the poo, if she decides to go in an had area where there's lots of people. or you are embarrassed about having to reach down and pick up theoo-- the poo. >> have you try? >> travis, it's a magnate. i sure have. it's like a horse shoe. >> this may work, you may need training to do it. but if you are embarrassed by it, or those sorta things, i gotta be honest, as crazy as it sounds, picking up poo, is a way to tell how healthy the dog is. if it's crazy soggy or wet, you can figure out a lot about what's going on with her. from picking it off the ground. great item, but sometime its may need training. >> but there's

that's my doc number. time doesn't really matter in here. i hate cops tattooed across my shoulder. >> there's an apostrophe there -- >> i know, we were really high and didn't think about it. >> little devil with a shotgun. >> and the 88 is for what? >> stands for highlighteil hitler. >> you admire hitler? >> i think he did have some good by taking over the world and making it be his. he wouldn't want to do -- i don't blame him for trying to do that. i understand. if i could be king of the whole world, i would be, too. i wouldn't do what he did with it. >> stokes says the tattoos helped him fit in in the white gangs in prison, which he says is key to his survival there. >> skinny white boy going to a prison full of gang members. when it's you behind the fence, you have to be clicked up with somebody to have your back. i was in prison i got jumped by four neighborhood crips, broke my nose and my jaw and four stitches in my eye. they're trying to steal my shoes. i told them if i wanted my shoes, they had to take them off my feet. i kept my shoe

but doc walker says it is a lot more than that. it is dallas. >> everybody cares about this. when you come here and put this uniform on, you realize what it means. for at least two games a year, you've got to give the best that you can. our team, butto to the fans. walker. of thele, the name washington redskins continues to be a hot topic. commissioner roger goodell and the nfl owners met at the ritz- carlton on the west end. roger caddell was asked his opinion on the washington meeting name. >> by no means growing up in washington and being a redskins fan had i ever considered it a derogatory term as a fan. i think that is how the fans will look at it. but whenever you have a situation like this, you have to listen. some people may have different perspectives, including cases where that is true. that is what i have suggested. we need to carefully listen and make sure we are doing what is right. >> commissioner roger goodell. preseason's tonight versus the nets. opening basketball season one month from today against the very talented uconn team. the yukon will certainly be hi

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. >> everybody loves and knows them and everybody knows the new doc in town. she fixes the broken toys in the neighborhood. it comes with beautiful leggings, her dress. the coat is attached. the head band, stethoscope and a toy to take care of. >> it is a perfect outfit. that is what every mom and dad is looking for. something you don't have to add anything to. >> you look grachlt thank you, doc. >> thank you. >> so there is a new movie coming out from disney called "frozen" opening thanksgiving. this is our princess elsa. she turns the kingdom in to a winter, an eternal wirnt with her icy powers but look at how beautiful she looks in her dress and of course her princess tiara. remember despicable me out this summer. our mignons are adorable. they are mischiefous. a lot of sizes of this costume, as well. they are very yellow with the overalls and goggles. >> this is great because it simple, easy and you can layer up on the inside. >> you are having fun in this. >> i can tell. >> thank you. inspiration also comes from video games. so next we have our sky lander

where many of the country's divers and astronauts have gone through pressure chamber tests and training docs are taking a look at just what xenon has to offer. in recent years what used to just be observable favorable side effects of xenon base and has become objects of inquiry in their own right. exactly how the gas interacts with receptors is still under study initial trials and experiments have shown that xenon and its neuroprotective properties can relieve stress. anxiety and even help addicts get over withdrawal symptoms. and if we talk about the production of xenon in russia there's no better place to look than a color in the business for over twenty years it ships its goods all over the globe company officials placed their market share but around one quarter of total demand . for most of their history though the company has primarily dealt with so-called technical xenon that is not for human ingestion but over the years as the gases and medical benefits have grown the demand for older peers seen on has followed accordingly. was seen on another noble gases are all around us all of the

. >> i wasn't going to let anybody else be the doc on this ship. >> and suddenly ended up opposite one of the biggest movie stars in america. the scene was shot right here in the navy destroyer. >> i didn't know what to do. it was horrible. and i was broke out in hives. it was bad. >> what did it take to get you over stage fright? >> i was freaking out and intimidated. i didn't know what i was doing. tom was sitting here, and i was there, and he got off the boat and said doc, do you need medical attention? >> we stopped and just said, that's all right. you didn't do anything wrong. we all have to stop. we just went back and did it again. >> and we did it again, and i did it exactly. >> and it ended up being an extraordinary thing, because movies are fake things, but that was a real scene that we shot. >> the most realistic depiction of all belongs to barca abi. the pirate captain who set out to hijack an unarmed container ship and ended up taking on the u.s. navy. >> he really did it. in his eyes you really saw in his acting that he was very close to the real thing. >> look at me. >> s

>>bueno, escuche esto porque esta controversialn la noche de l brujas una mujer en doc ta del norte no piensa darle dulce a los niÑos gorditos si no una carta para sus padres. esa carta s dice bÁsicamente que su hijo estÁ obeso y no debe de tar comiendo azÚcar y que es su responsabilidad como padres es limitar los dulces. muchÍsimos la han crititicado incluyendo expertos que un mensaje podrÍa ser contraproducente y el peso de un niÑo es asunto de sus padres y no de una desconocida.ue les pace? bueno, y las rodillas son la Última frontera de los tratamientos cosmÉticos pero san que existe un procedimiento para moldear la zona del cuerpo, estÁ linda candelo que te confieso que tampoco soy fanÁtica de las rodillas mÍas. >> bueno, te cuento que nosotros hablamos con una mujer que por aÑos estabaonomplejo por el exceso de grasa en sus rodillas y pues muy bien, despuÉs de muchos aÑos buscando soluciones se diouenta que los especialistas coinciden en remend recomendarla la liposucciÓn en esta zona del cuerpo. >>uando yo estoy flaca mis rodillas todavÍa estÁ gorda. >> porucho

. >> mi doc, ¿cuÁntas operaciones llevamos esta semana? >> uff, ya perdÍ la cuenta. [risas] >> hÍjole, ¿quiÉn tuviera una chamba como la suya? quien quisiera ser como usted oiga y curar a la gente. >> pues nunca es tarde, puedes estudiar. >> imagÍnese, que yo pudiera curar aunque sea una sola persona, una nada mÁs. ♪ >> y asÍ todo mundo pudo comer pan, ¿quÉ tal? [wow] >> oye por quÉ ese santo tiene dos ojos en una charola. >> bueno pues esta santa, es mi santa. dicen que una vez estuvo en un tribunal, que el juez ordenÓ que le quitarÁn los ojos, los guardias obedecieron y se los quitaron, pero aÚn asÍ ella siguiÓ viendo. >> ¿de verdad? >> de verdad. que interesante es la vida de los santos, ¿no? >> sÍ. entonces, ¿ella es tu santa? >> es que ella nos cuida y los protege a todos los cieguitos, como yo. y a mÍ siempre me ha ayudado. >> ella tambiÉn va a ser mi santa. >> muy bien, y de ustedes tambiÉn eh. ♪ [toca puerta] >> buenas doÑa. >> pÁsele. >> ¿puedo pasar? >> claro que sÍ, pÁsele. >> gracias, gracias. mire, porque se que le gustan lo

[ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> cheers, docs. a lot of important stuff to talk about today. this is an important show. we will jump right in with it. this is a video i want you all to pay attention to >> dr. phil: will show you an >> i am about to show you an accident that sends a child to the e.r. every 30 minutes, not a car accident or a dog attack. something you wouldn't expect. >> hi, auntie. say hi. i wanted to send you a video of her. she's 2 months old today. she's got her favorite shirt on. cute like auntie. oh, she's so sleepy right now. all right, let's get your binkie and put you down. >> bye auntie -- >> oh, my god! [ audience oohs ] [ominous music] >> oh, my god! oh, my god! ♪ >> everyone thinks about the obvious. fires. car accidents. they don't think about these types of things. >> in the old days we had the old tv's with the rabbit ears and stuff, i tried to pull them over but i couldn't as hard as i tried. now it's different. they're all mounted on the wall. and, you know, as far as i am concerned i am sure i could mount them, but i always have professiona

doc walker is a former washington player. >> a lot of people are talking about this that don't have a damn thing to talk about other than the run their mouth because we're in washington. >> reporter: so what is in a name? quite a lot. stephanie gosk, nbc news, washington. >> doc walker hasn't changed since his play days. >>> we are back in a moment with what might be the most poignant p picture of the day. way to go, crestor! yeah! getting to goal is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors. because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. so, when diet and exercise aren't enough to lower cholesterol, adding crestor can help. go, crestor! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ female announcer ] crestor is not right for everyone, like people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor about other medicines you're taking. call your doctor right away if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired, have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine, or yellowing of s

serve this doc either. real >> reporter: service dogs are trained to go on demand. >> reporter: security act heard about her dog and all she would do is confirm that she it was her dog. >> reporter: so huge is brought your dog to the farmers' market. >> reporter: then it was this lady... >> people behaving badly, this is what this is? >> reporter: for the record, trained circus dogs do not sniffed the ground looking for something to eat. >> reporter: something to think about. at the civic center farmer's market in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: the wan will get stronger as we head into [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. this week, folgers is $6.88 for the large size. that's a lot of coffee. skip the warehouse. charmin is $13.99 for 24 double rolls. and lean cuisine entrees are just a buck 99. real big de

. >> everybody loves and knows them and everybody knows the new doc in town. how cute is she? she fixes the broken toys in the neighborhood. it comes with beautiful leggings, her dress. the coat is attached. the head band, stethoscope and a toy to take care of. >> it is a perfect outfit. that is what every mom and dad is looking for. something you don't have to add anything to. >> you look great. thank you, doc. >> thank you. >> so there is a new movie coming out from disney called "frozen" opening thanksgiving. this is our princess elsa. she turns the kingdom in to a winter, an eternal winter with her icy powers but look at how beautiful she looks in her dress and of course her princess tiara. remember despicable me out this summer. our minions are adorable. they are mischievous. a lot of sizes of this costume, as well. they are very yellow with the overalls and goggles. >> this is great because it simple, easy and you can layer up on the inside. >> you are having fun in this. >> i can tell. >> thank you. inspiration also comes from video games. so next we have our sky lander

with a lot of included extras, i think it's a good deal for those who are fans of g mail and google doc and understand the limitations. >> and to see more stories like this watch the list. you can watch it week nights here at seven followed by let's ask america here on abc2. >>> if you think you are going to use the new laptop to snoop on your kid's facebook you may be to late. teens are losing interest now in facebook. the company cfo admitted the site seeing a decrease in daily users, specifically in younger teens. where are they going? instagram, snap chat, twitter, all the social media sites they seem to be turning too. >>> amazon shoppers you can give to charity by buying. they are giving back with the help of its customers. when you log onto smile.amazon.com they will donate .5% of the purchase price to charity. you even get to pick which charity. there are almost a million charities out there to pick from and it includes all product was the exception of items like the kindl books. >>> coming up, she may sound like a [inaudible] a drug called molly and it's wide use among kids. >>

the company has introduced a new feature to jeep mail at google docs. you can write out what you want to say with a mouse pad or a cursor, and global will create a typed version of your words. g mel users can get the new tool and more than 50 languages, and google docs users in more than 20. to use this feature you have to first in a bullet in your settings tab. >> gas prices are holding steady near a nine month low and the savings for consumers could last. aaa is predicting that barring any unexpected spikes due to the impact of hurricanes, or unforeseen impact's, regular gasoline will average between $3.10 and $3.20 a gallon by christmas. of course, it is a different story here in the bay area where we see higher than average prices. here is a look at today's averages. in san francisco, there are $4 a gallon at $3.89. across the bay, in oakland there is $3.78. and in san jose. $3.76. >> we're also tracking a hot spot. i will have more on that story coming up. >> welcome back the time is 5:45 a.m.. >> we have a new incident on 580. it is a motorcycle a

. >> i covered doc rivers in boston when he got gar garnett d allen to go with paul pierce. he did a masterful job. he could get the clippers to the finals and get their first championship. he is challenging chris paul to play better. he says he has not done anything yet. he is getting jordon to defend. and he is trying to get blake griffin to face the baskets more. i think you will see a better clipper's team. and they will shoot a lot of 3's. this team is good and deep and has an elect i electrifying plan stephane curry. they could be a team that could hurt feelings come playoff time. >> as for the other playoff team. when can we expect kobe to be back on the court and what are our expectations for the lakers. >> people have to stop worrying about when he is going to play. start worrying about when he is going to practice he has no the practiced yet. i talk to the coach yesterday and he said kobe will need several weeks of practice before he is able to play. buckonce he is able to run somes and jumpers i think that is when they will have idea when he will return. >> the nb

teamed up with community members in southwest baltimore and docs in the park to host the "sowebo" landmark 5-k. our very own tom rodgers was there to kick off the 3-rd annual race and fun wa. the course began in historic nion sque through southwest landmarks like carroll park and hollins market. but the event served a much bigger purpose. "we're trying to call attention to fighting childhood obesity here in southwest baltimore and also really dealing with a lot ofother health issues that seem to be predie thremp to the national averages." more than 200 people attended the event. the money raised will go towards field days... which bring games, physical activities and health screenings to kids in southwes baltimore. the shutdown isn't just affecting the government. the changes one group has made to show support to those suffering from breast cancer tuesday.. not only were people forced of the job.... . but events that have been planned for month... even years... were derailed. making strides against breast cancer---one of many events affected. the annual 5-k walk at the naional mall was sup

famed sports doc james andrews examined manny machado's knee and agrees with the original assessment: it won't require surgery... instead, they're going to go with a conservative approach.. rest and rehab ...macdobe meeting with oriole john wilckens in four weeks.. and they hope he can begin running and light drills in 6 to 8 weeks.. the ravens all watched game films today, and it's safe to say that nobody was very happy.. but then, is anyone? that was as a discouraging loss as anyone can remember you can point in just about any direction and find something that went wrong..but one of the more glaring problems was the running game.. the ravens could manage only 24 yards on the ground, and only ran the football twice in the entire second half... they haven't reallt gotten it untracked all season long.. this despite all the offensive line returning..excep t for one guy, rookie center gino gradkowski, who has stepped in for the retired matt birk. ..and then there's joe flacco... while he threw for over 340 yards, his also threw a career high 5 interceptions, a club record... the last one