this this is in "nightline." tonight, new details emerging about whitney houston's 21-year-old daughter bobbi kristina, now fighting for her life after being found unresponsive in a bathtub at home by her husband. as the anniversary of her mother's death is days away the houston family is hoping for a miracle tonight. talk about hot shot. >> i get that a lot. >> women across the country arming themselves and comparing themselves to katniss. why is this one getting death threats for posting pictures? football's first family. the secret formula to winning. >> caught, touchdown! but first, the "nightline 5."

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good even. thank you for joining us. almost exactly three years since whitney houston's lifeless body was found in a bathtub, the singer's only daughter bobbi kristina, is reportedly in a medically induced coma after

also being found unresponsive in a tub. we're told she is surrounded by family members who are praying for a miracle. here's my "nightline" coanchor juju chang with the latest details. >> currently the prognosis for bobbi kristina is very grim. >> reporter: the only daughter of the legendary whitney houston and bobby brown reportedly in a medically indeuced coma after being found unconscious over the weekend in the bathtub. >> possible cardiac arrest 21-year-old female in the bathtub, face-down. pd's en route. cpr in progress, we're getting a third party that is not on scene. >> reporter: her husband found her unconscious and began cpr until the ambulance arrived. >> she was transported to north fulton hospital. and she is still alive and breathing. >> there are some conflicting reports just how much brain activity she's currently exhibiting. but it seems like it's minimal

at most. and at this stage, it would really take a miracle for her to make any sort of meaningful recovery. >> reporter: the incident eerily reminiscent of the way her famous mother died nearly three years ago, to the day, cutting short the career of a singer known for her soaring voice with iconic hits like "i will always love you." ♪ and i will always love you ♪ >> reporter: houston was found a bathtub at the beverly hilton. toxicology reports found a cocktail of drugs in her system marijuana, xanax, muscle relax ant. >> it does take a tragic twist that's it's so close to the anniversary. >> i think anyone who watched bobbi kristina growing up probably would have predicted bobbi kristina was going to have a rough life. but i don't think anyone could have imagined that her downfall would be so shockingly similar to her mother's. >> reporter: bobbi kristina's

father, bobby brown, spoke to lifetime shortly after whitney's death. >> how is bobbi kristina coping with the loss of her mother? >> she's strong, a strong girl. strong like glue. some days are good some days are bad. >> reporter: tonight bobby brown hoping his daughter's strength keeps her alive, give my daughter the love and support she sneeds at this time." >> bobby is holding out the most hope. sources have indicated he really is going to struggle the most with terminating any sort of life support. one source told us that losing whitney was catastrophic for bobby. but losing bobbi kristina will practically kill him. that this is breaking his heart like nothing ever has. >> reporter: celebrities turning to social media to show their support. lady gaga tweeting let's all together send our love and healing energy to whitney's daughter. the actress ya-ya dacosta who played whitney, praying with my

whole heart you pull through this. the lifetime movie detailing whitney and bobby's drug addiction and rocky marriage. despite her parents' turbulent lives, bobbi kristina seemed to be leading a charmed existence. often seen by her mother's side on the red carpet and on stage like this 1997 hbo concert. ♪ >> reporter: bobbi kristina clearly inherited her mother's love of singing. ♪ ♪ clap your hands ♪ >> reporter: bobbi kristina wanted to follow in her mother's footsteps, seeping one of whitney's early hits "i'm your baby tonight" on her lifetime series. note i'm your baby tonight ♪

>> reporter: houston once told diane sawyer her dream future would be "looking at my daughter become a great woman of god." also revealing the two like to sing lullabies together. ♪ i love you ♪ ♪ you ♪ >> my daughter told me mommy, do you know why i'm here? i said, why? she said, to take care of that beautiful face of yours. >> reporter: care for heard would become difficult in the days following her mother's dead. although she reportedly inherited all of whitney houston's estate estimated worth as much as $20 million, in recent months photos of bobbi kristina looking gaunt sparking concern. since substance abuse is known to have a strong genetic link. >> 60% of alcoholism and addiction is based on genetics alone. people raised in family systems have the trauma and instability

of family systems being adversely affected by the disease of addiction. >> reporter: dr. drew says the odds are stacked against her. >> even if she didn't inherit the genetic potential, being raised around a family system affected by alcoholism addiction is traumatic in and of itself. >> reporter: a year ago she announced her marriage to gordon sharing photos of their wedding rings. #happilymarried. nick gordon was raised for a time by whitney. he refers to her at times as mom. but was never legally adopted. >> many people think her marriage to nick was a very odd and potentially damaging choice. this was something who she grew up sort of seeing as a brother. >> reporter: bobbi kristina took the time to dispel the controversy surrounding their romance. >> i'm tired of hearing people say, ew, you're engaged to your brother? let me clear up something. we aren't even real brother and sister. nor is he my adopted brother." not everyone in the family supporting their relationship.

bobbi kristina's aunt pat houston filing a restraining order against gordon in march of last year. the couple took part in yet another reality series. "the houstons: on our own." even sharing bobbi kristina's first visit to whitney's grave on mother's day. >> it's hard. it's hard. the way she walks. >> reporter: she confided about her grieving process in 2012 talking about how she was coping day to day. >> i think i'm good. >> yeah? >> as good as i possiblycan. >> some days harder than others? >> very much so, very much so. but i got to keep going. >> what's getting you through it? >> my family and the lord. together, all those hands. i can hear the spirit talking to me, telling me you know keep going, baby.

i'm here i got you. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang. next these women can take down 500-pound bears. so why are humans sending death threats? later on "nightline," super bowl winner tom brady, gisele and the new all-american fairy tale. the bold nissan rogue, with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. now get 0% financing or up to $1,000 back on the 2015 nissan rogue. nissan. innovation that excites. this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke.

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many women are filling out the hard way by killing their meat themselves. that's right female hunters with an appetite for adventure arming themselves with arrows

shooting to kill and eating the spoils. saying hunting brings them closer to their food and fresh meat is healthier to boot. why is it controversial? here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: photo shoots for models take on all kinds of themes. but staged look trying to make camouflage hot. believe it or not, this is the new face of hunting. that's right hunting. and her name is shocking. >> for-give me. when i think of a hunter it's generally a big guy with a gut, a beard, some chew in his mouth. not this. >> yeah, i get that a lot. >> reporter: in "the hunger games" katniss is a stone-cold killer with bow and arrow. strong self-reliant. the anti-barbie doll for a generation of girls. eva shockey is the real thing. a professional hunter with a bow or a gun.

she's at the leading edge of a new generation of hunters. women moving in on a tradition traditionally men's sport. >> that is your preferred -- >> i enjoy it yeah. it feels natural. pocahontas, we grew up watching stuff like that. >> reporter: this is no children's story. she finds herself in the midst of a male-dominated sport, a highly controversial one. anti-hunting sentiment has been on the rise as well. melissa bachmann's smiling picture with a dead lion led to national outcry. there was a petition to ban her from returning to south africa. heave have a got a taste of it after posing with a bear she killed in north carolina. threats poured in on facebook. she says she had 5,000 death threats in one day. >> your should have quote died instead of giving birth to you? >> when they attack me that's just a form of theater, basically. they are used to a hunter with a beard, drinking beer that's not what i represent.

>> do you understand the looks of a picture of you posing smiling with a beautiful bear? >> they don't understand we eat all that meat. what are they eating at the dinner table? do they have meat on their plates? do they go to whole foods and buy a $20 steak? do they know where that came from? >> reporter: the number of female hunters grew twice as fast as male hunters between 2006 and 2011. eva has become the face of that trend. only the second woman ever to grace the cover of "field and stream" in the magazine's 120-year history. the other woman was none other than the queen of england back in 1976. >> the queen and you. >> i know, how crazy is that? yeah, it's a huge huge huge honor. >> reporter: she's the daughter of jim shockey, the host of a popular hunting show. growing up she started going along with her dad on hunting trips when she was only 3 or 4. here she is at the age of 7.

>> seriously, for probably five six years now. >> reporter: she didn't start hunting herself until she was 20 and never actually killed an animal until this moment, captured on video. >> did i miss him? >> no you hit him. you hit him. that's exactly what happened. >> i'm about to cry. >> don't cry. easy. >> are you serious? >> you hit him. >> it was emotional. >> it was emotional, yeah. it was exciting. i was nervous, i was worried. >> do you feel the impact of taking a life? >> as a hunter if you don't feel remorse, reverent for that animal that just gave you a life, you should maybe rethink it. because we don't think this animal -- like that's a living animal. it's now become food for people.

>> reporter: watching her hunt, it's clear she's really into it. and she insists this isn't sport killing, it's tradition. even the ultimate in being health conscious. knowing where your food comes from. >> what is it like to actually hunt? what's it like out there? >> it's amazing. it's a journey i would explain s. because it's not just as a hunter -- it's not just that one minute when -- one second three seconds, pulling a bow back there's a deer. that's not what a hunter is. your you're outdoors breathing fresh air, away from computers. that's what hunting is. >> reporter: enthusiasm and good looks have helped make her a star with a tv show fans endorsement deals. >> this is the under armour -- >> reporter: the rise of the woman hunter has brought the marketplace along for the ride.

complete with clothes and new stylish form-fitting hunting gear no one dreamed of a few short years ago. >> look like a girl. cute fashionable. in hunting clothes it didn't happen. >> reporter: under armour is releasing an an entirely new clothing line. >> we've been in the hunting business about four years. but literally in the last two years, we've seen a dramatic change in the business. >> reporter: it's not just eva shockey taking aim. hunting enthusiast teresa veil miss kansas in the 2013 miss america contest, is planning to demonstrate her archery skills for an early talent competition. >> political. >> definitely. teach people not to mess with me. >> reporter: the judges decided it was too dangerous. let's not forget the person some call the original female hunter sarah palin. now the host of "amazing america with sarah palin" on the sportsman channel. >> where are you heading? >> somewhere amazing. >> reporter: she never made it

to the white house but in hunting circles they call her the first lady of the outdoors. >> oh my gosh! >> reporter: we caught up with her dishing up wild boar chili to the homeless. >> why are women so into it? >> screw the political correctness. more and more women are saying, let me at it. >> reporter: the bow is shockey's tool of the trade. since i hadn't touched one outside of camp as a kid she offered up a lesson. >> let's just shoot. >> you want to shoot? >> i'm happy to do it. i could be terrible, right? >> reporter: the learning curve was steep. >> i'll shoot a few at 50. at 50 my grips are like this it's not good. >> how far are we now? >> 10. >> 10, okay. >> 10. >> reporter: after a while, my "hunger games" moment.

>> oh! boom! bulls eye. i love it. while no one is looking i get a bull's-eye. whoo-hoo! this is on camera. that was amazing. i've got to take a picture of that. >> reporter: whatever you think about hunting eva shockey isn't going anywhere. camo hand in hand get used to it. nor "nightline," i'm neal karlinsky in las vegas. next, a love story for the 1%. and genetically blessed. tom brady, gisele bundchen, their kids and their millions. if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene available as an oral rinse toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication

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whether you were rooting for the patriots last night or grieving for the seahawks you can't deny tom brady's having a moment. on top of setting super bowl records he's ridiculously rich his supermodel wife makes even more than he does and of course their children are adorable. abc's nick watt asks what's in the water at the brady house? >> intercepted challenge. >> reporter: he has a child-like enthusiasm even after 15 years in the job. he's married to an underwear model who appears to really love him. he's a model in his own right. >> get those right and you can expect big things. >> reporter: they have cute kids. thomas edward patrick brady jr. can even make a court roy sweater pants combo look sexy. >> he's one of the two all-time great quarterbacks in the nfl, debate be whether him or joe

montana. >> reporter: stats tie with joe montana on rings and three mvps gone. but eclipses with 13 super bowl touchdown passes. >> you're the greatest of all time. what do you say about that? >> that's -- it's never crossed my mind. that's not why i've ever played the game. >> reporter: he's just two under 225 pounds of america. deflategate lingers. >> i'm sure that stuff will take care of itself however long it takes. >> reporter: even if it's proved he sucked air out of those pigskins himself -- >> those lips! >> reporter: tom will still be beloved. >> who are you going to believe? tom brady, the greatest man in all of humanity? or a bunch of [ bleep ] on twitter? >> reporter: he's the square-jawed jock who gets the girl and throws the perfect pass, lifts the trophy from the dying embers of the phoenix night. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles.

>> tom brady gives hope to all the late bloomers. six quarterbacks were drafted ahead of him. not one is still in the nfl, or ever won a super bowl. good for him. thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. [sniff sniff] aah. sammy.

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