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Can really see how far they can push them. you see so many athletes they have like, you know, they just have sudden death. now they can really see exactly player by player what is their cardiac reserve, etc. they get urine tests to see if they're dehydrated, they'll look at the eye sensor, the weight lifting pressure to make sure they don't get any kind of fracture, stress fractures, etc. so no-brainer, the technology needs to come in, and they're monitoring them. and probably in the future it's going to take it to a whole new level. rick: mike and dr. samadi, this is a way to enhance performa...

Sisters, totally devastated. it is true of every family i met in that life. people see the money, power, prestige and way guys carry themselves they think wow, it's a charmed life. it is not. rick: how powerful is the mob today? >> you know not nearly as powerful as it was in my day, '70s, '80s when we had control of unions. rick, the thing is, we survived an prospered in this country over 100 years under some very difficult conditions and the reason we did that because we infiltrated every fabric of society from politics, right down to the street level. and these other criminal groups out the...

>> live te hell try is for the training side of it, but there are teams that use it during games, and they are actually doing -- and it's for recording purposes after. rick: you're at the forefront of technology and medicine. you revolutionize robotic surgery. when you hear these kinds of stories and companies like polar electrothat are doing these kinds of things, what do you think? >> well, i think it's a no-brainer. these teams are spending millions of dollars on these players, and to be able to bring the technology, monitor every move that they make, the eye sensor, looking at exactly how ...

Wife, also a doctor. police say she collapsed at her home in florida and died three days later of cyanide poisoning. the husband is a leading researcher of lou gehrig's disease, now also suspected of a crime. rick? rick: thank you, jenna, and a brand new poll on what americans think of the nsa and its controversial surveillance programs. a fox news poll showing more voters think the government's electronic surveillance does more to hurt americans by using their private information improperly than it does to help track down terrorists and protect the country. voters are also concerned the agenc...

That. >> absolutely. the neighborhood i originally practiced in in brooklyn was loaded with this whole element. that was 20 years ago. i got great advice from my father and others. if you can make a good living as a criminal defense attorney without deal with that element it will be a lot better. they have high expectations an you're expected to meet them at all costs and my ethics and morals and standards mean more to me than anything else. i will do the job my way. no client will tell me how to do my job. jenna: morals, ethics and integrity mean to us too. look at you now. you have to you di...