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If you get your botox, you're not going to get it from that. >> gregg: yeah. relatively safe. all right. dr. mark siegle, good to see you. you can catch more of him at 10:30 eastern on sunday house call right here on the fox news channel. >> patti ann: that's going to do it for us. i'm patti ann brown here with gregg and rick folbaum and arthel neville will take over at the top of the hour. >> gregg: i'll see balk back here tomorrow at -- back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. have a great saturday and sunday as well. bye-bye your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they ...

>> patti ann: new york city, the first confirmed case of botulism there in 15 years and another suspected case. >> gregg: both patients recently purchasing tofu from the very same store. the health department investigating that as a possible link. dr. mark siegle is a member of the fox news medical a team and professor of medicine at new york university here in new york city. good to see you. >> this is amazing. there is more of this than you think. less than 500 cases over the past 20 years, but most of those are in alaska because of the food. you almost never see it in a place like this. whe...

Support and more. dr. siegle says all the vitamins you need can be found in food, especially meat and vegetables. trace, eat your greens. >> i will indeed. rick live in new york, thank you. a malfunction forces a jet loaded with passengers to try aborting takeoff even as it screams down the runway. we'll hear from some of those who were on board when it happened. plus why the skies overall are safer for air travelers than ever before. we'll check out the changes that saved lives this year. coming up on the fox report it's the perfect time to find great deals on the 4g lte devices you love. l...

Dr. siegle, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> gregg: tell us about this harvard study. >> this is a very unusual study. they used something called open notes where they allowed patients on-line access to their doctor visit notes. they surveyed 37,000 patients and only 173 doctors. so the first point is we need more information about what doctors think. the study was really astounding because between 90 and 100% of patients surveyed said this is very good. i want to know what's in those doctor notes. i want to know it before the visit. it helps keep me informed. and it leads to better hea...

>> she is. but recent history suggests she may have a very tough battle on her hands. we looked back at a number of similar cases in a lot of different states and in all of those cases, the judges sided with the authorities, saying that it's parents who are accountable if their kids become obese. in this case, the boy was already having breathing problems, which is why he came in to contact with medical authorities in the first place. dr. mark siegle says he's almost always against government intervention, but he says there are exceptions. listen. >> a parent is a disgrace if a child weighs 20...