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It's a very treacherous and complicated one for the democratic presidential contenders. i used to live in the bay area which has an acute. >> howard: housing crisis problem. people who ride city buses because they can't find a place to live. they have a job, but can't live within a couple hours commute of where their jobs are and you have a real debate out there. there's this talk of a movement, people know about not many my backyard. this is like yes in my backyard and all kinds of weird cross cutting cleavages here. you have folks who are very wealthy who think the policy should stay about t...

Increase in the number of cases of p.q. watery diarrhea. you know to be aren't we expected that's not common in the van. and we're trying to move quickly to ensure that one just on the scale of the problem not just in there but beyond there but also to stand up a significantly storm so that one we can try and minimize the spread of acute will keep on diarrhea or cholera for those that becomes sake that we can get the treatment services to where it's needed rapidly but this is a major public health threat to those people that lost everything that you're setting the standard you're going to get ...

Some other way. that watch listing system, while not perfect, is certainly better than most, if not all other systems in the world, and it's something that's done a pretty good job keeping us safe in the period since 9/11. i guess the other piece i would bring to the table is that the terrorism threat that is probably the most acute here inside the united states does not come from individuals entering the united states, it's from people who are already here, whether it's individuals who have grown more extreme over time or developed extremist ideologies over time while they've lived in the uni...

Reports. we have lot of sense of the being in an acute, highly emotional state, being very angry, being uncontrollable, people around him being afraid to be near him. and i know that's been reported about other presidents at times of stress in the past. but how do you contextualize reporting like that? >> i think you have to see -- we've seen that face and we've seen the way he has been behaving this week and the amount of time which he has been spending publicly on duty, which is not very much. you have to assume this is a president who is filled with rage it seems, especially when you read t...

Steve: here with what you need to know fox news medical correspondent dr. marc siegel. dr. seagull, it's abbreviated afm. the good news is it's not contagious. >> acute, flaccid myelitis. we haven't seep a case of polio since 1979. you can have an idea what that's like. it's not contagious which is good news. probably based on a virus, guy, it occurs late in the summer and early fall like viruses do. steve: like right now. >> right. 2004, centers for disease control actually put it together with a virus called enderal virus which is what polio is that kind of a virus. they are puzzled. they to...