first major public appearance shins announcing she would be known at caitlyn jenner and thanked diane sawyer for telling her story to the world. >> her first red carpet outings have been good. >> not so favorable at the bay bridge toll plaza and leyla was telling us about that. first, though we will check the weather forecast. >> inland east bay neighborhood you can see blackhawk in the valleys there the hims, 56 degrees and san ramon and pleasanton and antioch at 59 and everyone else is in the low 60s until pleasant hill at 63 and mount 52. redwood city is 63 and cupertino is 58 and in the afternoon inland east bay you are the most oppressive none to -- 91 to 97 and along the coast 65 and warmer-than-average if san francisco at 74. we will have another warmer-than-average day away from the coast tomorrow and cooling on saturday and increase in tropical moisture and warmth on sunday into monday. i will show you that in a minute but be first, a check on the update. leyla? >> yes, mobile 360 and mike in the south bay in and out of the south bay along 101 at the parkway the traffic is light and

>> yes, diane sawyer. >> jimmy: no.art of the abc news family, "60 minutes" is cbs. >> oh. >> jimmy: katy, we're all so disappointed in you. but let's go to the next question which is for rachel. rachel, who is this man? the man on the screen. who is that man? >> oh, i do know him. >> is he a singer? >> jimmy: she was a singer, yes. >> it looks like somebody from the beatles. >> jimmy: oh, you're getting very close. >> is his name joe? i don't know. >> sal: so sad. >> jimmy: we're all so old. >> i know the answer. >> jimmy: katy, what is his name? >> john lennon. >> jimmy: john lennon is right. [ cheers and applause ] all right, katy. next one is another video question. who is this? >> oh, my. >> jimmy: yes, my indeed. give me a hint, his name is not joe. >> it's not joe. well. how about pete? >> jimmy: it is not pete. >> okay. >> jimmy: rachel, who is that? >> harry potter. >> jimmy: that is harry potter. all right, we've got a close game. next question, we start with katy. katy, what is pandora? >> i'm sorry, wait a m

. >> reporter: tonight, jenner made a point to thank our own diane sawyer. >> you can only tell your iane, you did it so authentically and so gracefully. >> i look at guys and i go he's comfortable in his own skin. you know? and i thought, wouldn't that be a nice way to go through life? i look at women all the time thinking, oh my god, how lucky are they, that they can wake up in the morning and be themselves. but me -- i'm stuck here in the middle. i got nowhere to go. >> caitlyn! >> reporter: despite the sometimes paralyzing fear of what other people might think the feelings of potential regret finally swayed jenner. >> if i die, which i could be diagnosed next week with cancer and boom you're gone i'd be so mad at myself that i didn't explore that side of me. >> did you change your hair? >> reporter: as we see in the docu series "i am cait," those challenges still play out daily, even in lighthearted ways. >> now i know why girls need a sports bra. >> reporter: tonight at the espys from our sister network espn also owned by our parent company dithsney that transformation continues.

so different from the future she told diane sawyer she dreamed of. >> sitting, looking at my daughtergrow up. >> reporter: instead, a heartbreaking ending. ♪ i love you ♪ >> reporter: for mother and daughter both. david wright abc news new york. >>> we turn now to the long journey home for dozens of america's world war ii heroes. the remains of 32 marines returned sunday. the fight with japan, more than 70 years ago. the remains will be identified and returned to families. more than 500 still unaccounted for from that battle. >>> and you remember the contestant on disability and still spinning the wheel on "the price is right?" we're on it. >>> and breaking news involving the olympics and boston. what the olympic committee is now saying about that city. >>> and aren't we all envyienvious of this? a family realizing they found gold sitting in just 15 feet of water. stay tuned. i was back in college. i even accept that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept giving it less than my best. so if

. ♪ bobbi, my baby ♪ >> reporter: seen here in concert in 1987, the family opened up to diane sawyer.houston. >> sitting. looking at my daughter grow up. >> she sings a lullaby? ♪ i love you ♪ >> reporter: a tragic end for whitney houston. found dead in a bathtub at the beverly hilton hotel in 2012. three years later, a similar fate for her daughter. bobbi kristina brown, found face down in her bathtub at home in georgia. ♪ and i will always love you ♪ "i will always love you" love between mother and daughter. brown opened up to oprah winfrey after her mother's death. >> what's getting you through it? >> i can hear her voice and spirit talking to me telling me "keep moving baby." you know i am right here. i got you. >> reporter: private moments of grief found their way into the spotlight this time on lifetime's "the houstons on our own." >> this is mother's day weekend. >> reporter: last night the struggles, the demons whatever they might have been stopped. brown pronounced dead at age 22. her father bobby brown releasing this staple. krissy was an angel. i am completely numb at this

she says that she's learned so much in the last few weeks since that interview with diane sawyer aboutnsgender community. she's been educated especially about the unfortunate side the suicides and she spoke about that this evening. i think you're going to be seeing a lot more of her talking on this issue, reena and t.j. >> and one of the biggest stars of the night couldn't be there, devon still's daughter. what a moment. too bad she couldn't be there though. >> reporter: i was crying when he was giving his speech. you also saw that he was crying when he was giving that speech. leah, what a brave little girl. i interviewed devon on the red carpet and said how is she doing? he says she's still fighting. that's the fist bump she continues to fight that cancer and just such an inspiration to him, he said and going back on to the field for her. what a bond they have. you're both parents. i'm a parent. i don't think there was a dry eye from any parent in that room tonight. >> we have been cheering her on and we are just so glad to see him up there. and she's been the spirit for people who ar

in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer the 6 35-year-old announced this year he was transitiononingbecoming a woman. >> bad news for fans of powerball lottery. soon it will be tougher to win the gigantic lottery prizes. >> but the odds of a small are price winning are up in an effort to boost sales which have slumped since 2013 when million jackpot won with the odds for the big one going up to 1 in 292 million but the chance of winning $4 that is going up from one in 111 to 1 in 92 with new rules in effect in october. after the big shot pot the $590 million they have not had anything like that so people have not been buying tickets. you give them a small machine, they keep coming back. >> we hope the giants are winners and you are, too. it will be breezy compared to last night with the sunsetting at 8:34 and mild and dropping to 60 degrees. we still have flooding potential throughout the sierra including lake tahoe and the red flag warning is hoisted again to the north because of thunderstorms with too much rain and thunderstorms with not enough rain. 82 in lake tahoe and low-to-mid

it's diane sawyer. that is was among guest. it's not either of those people.ng the only women they know and media. scarlet: i heard meg whitman as well as another alternative. three strikes you're out. none of those people. it is -- matt: martha stewart. scarlet: no orange jumpsuit. matt: we have a couple of tweets. this jersey girl martha better known as martha stewart, beautifies our daily lives and makes killer orzo cups. scarlet: that's what she does so well. matt: i don't know what orzo is? scarlet: who knew martha was so old? matt: marissa mayer is like 23. do we have a guesses? scarlet: diane sawyer, someone guest meg whitman. he wasn't really paying attention. matt: almost everyone knew it was martha stewart right away. stephanie wrote them because they're both from new jersey. matt: that's the end of the show. ♪ . . scarlet: 10:00. matt: welcome to "bloomberg market day." planet fitness is coming next. scarlet: it's been more than 30 years since tom cruise dance into our lives. >> ♪ scarlet: mission impossible clearly not risky business. but he's not

you saw our diane sawyer there who actually did that interview with caitlyn jenner on that whoa comingg her her mother and kids. as you see, the jenner and kardashian clan all together. another award for the best team, i mean who else, right? u.s. soccer team. also lebron james honored for best championship performance. he wasn't the top male athlete. that honor went to steph curry of the golden state warriors. he was also the league mvp this year. >> the top female athlete was mixed martial artist ronda rousey who was also named best fighter over floyd mayweather. she wondered how the boxer who has had several domestic violence arrests feels about being beaten by a woman for once. >> all right. good for her. she could probably beat him up pretty easily. >> i would not be surprised, teej. >> plenty of other jokes during the awards ceremony. >> most weren't quite as pointed as that but here's last night's host joel mchale. >> it's great to be here at this gathering of future car dealership co-owners and team usa took home the first women's world cup. yes. yes. since we started caring ab

we know these two, diane sawyer and robin roberts going with pants and looking fantastic. >> they certainlyght. and making one of the biggest fashion statements of the night, oakland raiders punter -- >> marquette king. punters don't get a lot of love or attention. >> is this necessary? he made it all right. okay. >>> and finally, ufc champion ronda rousey took two awards home. >> she used the fighter award to call out boxer floyd mayweather who's been involved in multiple domestic violence incidents and arrested over the years. listen to this. >> i wonder how floyd feels being beat by a woman once. >> wow. >> ooh. >> ronda rousey controversial interview which mayweather was asked if he could beat rousey in a fight. >> in response mayweather said he wasn't familiar with rousey. >> right. >> uh-huh, uh-huh. she could take him in all likelihood. some of you your local news. >> everyone else we'll be right back. ok, let's try this online snacking thing again. ugh! rough around the edges. ugh... greaseball... oh! dan n. oikos tasty and healthy. and if i don't love it, it's free? could be the pe

jenner initially told diane sawyer it was her mom she was most afraid to come out to. and heartfelt. >> look at that smile. so proud. >> caitlyn was very nervous to meet her youngest daughter kylie saying she was so afraid to scare her, something kylie was quick to dismiss and it's another family member's reaction that has everyone talking. step son-in-law kanye west with some very encouraging words of support. >> it's one of the strongest things that have happened in our, you know existence as human beings that are so controlled by perception because you couldn't have been up against more like your daughter is a super model. you're a celebrity. you have every type of thing and it was still like [ expletive ] everybody. this is who i am. >> this is all good. >> rare appearance from kanye there. later in the episode, caitlyn paid a visit to the family and friends of a transgender teen who had committed suicide. and advised them to hang out with people that love and respect you. >> it's going to be interesting to see the numbers for this show. they are going to be throug

. >> reporter: so different from the future she told diane sawyer she dreamed of. >> sitting, looking at my daughter grow up. >> reporter: instead, a heartbreaking ending. ♪ i love you ♪ >> reporter: for mother and daughter both. david wright, abc news, new york. >> david, thank you. >>> and we turn now to the long journey home for dozens of america's world war ii heroes. the remains of 36 marines returned to pearl harbor listed as missing in action. the fight with japan more than 70 years ago. the remains will be identified and returned to families. more than 500 u.s. servicemen still unaccounted for from that battle. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the tv reality star accused of fraud tonight. and the new headline coming in. look at this. you'll remember the contestant out on disability but still spinning the wheel on "the price is right." the survivor contestant competing there in the water while collecting benefits. stay tuned here. the reality star that said he can't walk properly. so, how does he explain this tonight? we're on it. >>> also

charlie: 17 million people watched the diane sawyer interview. >> when we begin to speak about the biologicalerpinnings, we want to distinguish two different concepts -- anatomical sex and gender identity. anatomical sex is somebody who parts from sexual identity and reproduction. gender identity is a more complex image. let's begin with anatomical sex. that is determined by our genes. genes are asian chromosomes -- ancient chromosomes, and we have 23 pairs of chromosomes. we get one half from our mother and the other from our father. 23 of these are called otis holmes -- mona soames -- mono somes. the difference is quite profound -- men are xy and women are xx . chromosomes are quite different from autosomes. let's begin with the y chromosome and see how that determines the sex of the m ale. there is an undifferentiated gonad that can go in either direction -- testes or ovaries. if there is a y chromosome there , that has a region called the sex determining region, that contains the gene that activates the differentiation of the undifferentiated gonad into the testes. if the y changes not th

charlie: 17 million people watched the diane sawyer interview. eric: we can talk about what the biological underpinnings are. when we speak about the underpinnings, we want to distinguish two different concepts. atomic all -- anatomical sex and gender identity. gender identity is the more subtle complex image that is the sense of one's self. let's begin with anatomical sex. it is determined by our genes. genes arrange in chromosomes. we have 23 pairs of chromosomes. we get one pair from our father and one pair from our mother. the difference between the fathers and mothers contributionsthe sex chromosomes, they are profound. women are asked x and men are asked why --women are xx and men are xy. let's begin with the y chromosome and see how it determines the sex of the mail. we are born with a gonad that can develop into testes or ovaries. if there is a y chromosome, it has a region that contains the gene that activates the differentiation of the undifferentiated gonad into the testes. if it is not there, you have xx you have a female gonad develo

the athlete spoke exclusively to diane sawyer as bruce. >> that is me. that is her. diane: people have to know you want to identify as a woman and still -- >> kick butt. brandi: on the red carpet we will see athletes ming with the hollywood celebrities serving as presenters tonight. majority of the awards are all decided by fan voting. reporting live in los angeles, brandi hitt abc7 news. back to you. jonathan: thank you. kellye: you can watch the espys at 8:00 on abc7. jonathan: maybe you have somebody on the road and coming home for dinner. will they be late or on time? jamie sullivan has the answer. jamie: they are not on time. i want to start by focusing on what we are seeing here. this is she i have traffic working your way on the inner loop of the beltway from virginia to maryland. we move to the map let's talk about the stretch. just past the b.w. parkway, you are averaging 9 miles per hour crossing the american legion bridge. outbound on 66 we are much better than earlier. 55 miles per hour. 395 out of the city bumper to bumper traffic. 22 minutes from the 123

charlie: 17 million people watched the diane sawyer interview. eric: what we can bring to bear is not a deep discussion of psychological issues, but what the biological issues are. when we begin to talk about the biology, we want to distinguish two different kind of concepts. anatomical sex and gender identity. anatomical sex is the body parts associated with sexuality and reproduction. gender identity is a sense of one's self is a male, female or something else. anatomical sex is determined not surprisingly by our genes. genes are ancient chromosomes and we have 23 pairs of chromosomes. half from our father and from our mother. 22 of these are called autosomes. the difference between the fathers and mothers contributions are real but modest. the sex chromosomes, the difference is quite profound. women are xx and men are xy. the chromosomes are really quite different than the autosomes. they had a very important function in determining sex. let's begin with a y chromosome and see how that determines the sex of the male. they are born with a gonad

once caitlyn jenner spoke to diane sawyer and reflected on the transition from being a olympian to abeing the world's most public transgender individual this was an obvious choice by espn. and i think some of the hostility we see, some of the anonymous comments all over social media this morning, they are precisely the reason why the speech mattered. i understand that perhaps public institutions the media are ahead of public opinion on this topic but that's precisely why what caitlin ginyn jenner said so much. she repeatedly brought up transgender teenagers and other individuals who are not in the spotlight who need help. >> and stephanie, what was the most emotional moment in caitlyn caitlyn's speech? >> most definitely when she talked about her family and she said that coming out, the greatest fear she had was hurting the people that she loved, mainly her children. you know when you think about it jenner has ten children and most of them were there in the audience supporting her throughout this. but obviously that was a moment when she did get choked up talking about this but it wa

search for abc 7 news bay area or visit abc >>> abc will rebroadcast diane sawyer's ground breaking conversationlyn jenner tonight. >>> the grateful dead concert in chicago are one of the priceiest tickets all time. on stub hub it's between $500 and $600. this range is for the last two shows today and tomorrow in the windy city. last night 70,000 dead heads watched the first of the final three concerts at soldier field as the legendary band marked its 50th anniversary. >>> the grateful dead got its start here in the bay area. they kicked off the band's fare thee well tour last weekend in santa clara. both shows sold out with about 65,000 fans attending each night. >>> much more ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news. >> america on alert. heavily armed police on guard as fourth of july fears heat up. >> a malfunction at a show in colorado sends fireworks into a crowd. why officials say only a small number of people received minor injuries. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flav

abc will rebroadcast diane sawyer's groundbreaking conversation with catelyn jenner tonight.en she was still going by the name of bruce. it's here on abc7. >> the grateful dead con cert is at all-time highs. last night 70,000 dead heads watched the first of the final three concerts at soldier field ass legendary band marks it's 50th anniversary. ♪ ♪ >> the grateful dead got its start right here nature area so they actually kicked off the band's fair thee pete well tour last weekend. both shows sold out with about 50,000 fans attending each night. much more ahead. america on alert. heavily armed police on guard across the nation at fourth of july fears heat up. and a malfunction at a show in california sends fireworks into a crowd. why only small number of people receiv binge eating disorder, or b.e.d., isn't just overeating. it's a real medical condition. and while the exact cause is unknown, certain chemicals in the brain may play a role. b.e.d. is also the most common eating disorder in u.s. adults. hi, i'm monica seles. when i binged, i wasn't in control. i never felt sati

caitlin's mother, oh, there is diane sawyer, he thanked her as well, or she thanked her as well. caitlin's mother was also in the crowd. and she had been ill. >> yes. >> but made it there. that's great. >> big moment for them. >> also, it is important to mention devon stills from our area, yes, he had a wonderful i mean, amazing speech talking about lea lea of course, could not be there. but she did have video message, but it was a very well done speech. >> lea not fell well enough to fly out to los angeles we'll chat about this, show you the clips. >> also talk about fashion too. >> oh, yes. well, 6:26 now on this thursday. >> this is a thursday. >> if you are trying to get around in the king of prussia area, this is one of the most traveled intersections in our area. you're going to have some problems. we think we have a lot of scrap metal all over the road. they're trying to pick it up piece by piece. sue has an update. >>> we will tell you how you can get around this mess because it will probably be there for awhile. >>> president obama in philadelphia this week as you know g

. >> jenner went onto thank diane sawyer for telling her story. all of her children, including the kardashian sisters, were there jenner's mother was also in the crowd. >> missing monument in new jersey, all that's left this morning are memories, more on the to ever bring back. >> presidential medal of honor consideration it be given answer then taken away? that's what some people want to see happen to bill cosby. now the president signs off. >> governor can i christie making local stop today part of his presidential campaign. find out what issue he'll focus on while in camden. >> plus, a symbol of tried and tradition stole friend burlington county town. now police are on the hunt to find out who destroyed the 117 year old piece of history. >> and the president responds as critics demand bill cosby be stripped of his presidential medal of freedom. >> and stay classy, san diego. it is will ferrell's 47th birthday today. >> it is also my aunt sherrie's birthday. >> oh, my sherrie a.m. our. >> can we find little stevey? >> let me fine her picture and

charlie: 17 million people watched the diane sawyer interview. >> this is not only a deep discussion of size of -- psychological and sociological, but the underpinnings of that. when we began to talk about the biological underpinnings, we want to distinguish as you already implied two different concepts. anatomical sex, and gender identity. anatomical sex is the body parts , gender identity is the more subtle and complex image of one's person -- of oneself as male-female or something else. anatomical sex is determined, not surprisingly five genes. we have 23 pairs of chromosomes. we get half from our father. we get one from our father and one from our mother. 22 of these are called otis owns. -- otosomes. the differences are real but modest. for the sex chromosomes, the difference is really quite profound area women are exact and men are ex-wife. the chromosomes are really quite different than the other zones. they have a really important function in determining sex. let's begin with the y chromosome and see how that determines the sex of the mail. we are born with an undifferentiate

. >> and abc7 will rebroadcast diane sawyer's groundbreaking conversation with catelyn jenner tonightn abc7. the grateful dead concert tonight in chicago is one of the priciest all-time on the market. the average price is between $500 and $600. it's for the last two shows in the windy city. last night they watched the first of the final three concerts at soldier field as the legendary band marks its 50th anniversary. ♪ ♪ >> the grateful dead got its start right here in bait area so they actually kicked off their farethee well show right here. about 50,000 fans attended each night. much more ahead on the saturday morning news. sweeping changes affecting electricity rates for millions of californians, who will be paying more and who will be paying less. the answ my name is jeff richardson the vice president of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient. my job is basically to help them achieve their goals around sustainability and really to keep their overhead low. solar and

appearance since the former bruce jenner announced she would now be known as kaitlyn and thanked diane sawyerfor telling her story to the world and joked that the fashion police should be kind. >> she has set a high fashion standard walking the red carpet. >> good morning, everyone, hope you enjoyed the espys. i will watch them later today. good morning on the east bay shore line, richmond at 60 and same in fremont and orinda and castro valley and union city and berkeley at 61. hayward and alameda at 62 and san leandro is warm at 63 and across the bay we have 63 at san carlos and 60 in san francisco, mount table view, conquer at 61 and los gatos and napa and novato and santa rosa at 56 or 57. in the afternoon a lot of warm to hot sunshine and breezy around the bay at 76 to 86 in the north bay and south bay and none to 97. you may have to turn on the air conditioning. 65 to 74 and the coast and san francisco are warmer-than-average. the clouds are out there as we look from the exploritorium with morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. the soupy air mass comes in and brings a chance of

before caitlyn jenner, back at the time, bruce jenner, even spoke to diane sawyer, there were discussionsemiere tonight. you think about that interview, that worldwide interview, 17 million viewers in april, that was the beginning for caitlyn jenner. this is the end of her public announcement, so to speak. this reality show, in some ways, is the climax of months of conversation and months of debate. and you're right. it has been controversial because when you see something that's carefully orchestrated like this, people sometimes roll their eyes at it and think she'. but i have to say, if you put yourself into her shoes, you'd probably do something similar. you'd probably want to roll it out as carefully, knowing that you're going to become the most famous transgender person in the world. you'd want to roll it out carefully. you'd want to do it on your own terms. you'd want to control your own story. >> and she is doing that. because she is executive producer of the show, as well. >> yeah. >> so she has a lot of creative control over that. and it seems like, does it not, and help me under

but tomorrow, on a special "20/20," diane sawyer will be back with her special interview with caitlyn's do it. >> all this time, you had something -- >> i had this story. >> now, this saturday night, see the interview that led up to this courageous cover, and started a national conversation. >> i want to know how this story ends, you know? how does my story end? >> saturday at 9:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. central, only on abc. >> i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. thanks for watching tonight. from all of us at abc news, have a great night and a safe fourth of july weekend. >>> looking forward to the fourth. all-around the bay area people are getting ready to celebrate and we are live with the story.

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. >> an 17 million people watched the diane sawyer interview. >> and what we can bring to bear on the subject is to the only a deep discussion of what the sort of psychological and social logical issues are but what the biological underpinnings of that is. when we begin to speak about the biological underpinnings we want to distinguish as you already implied two different concepts. anatomical sex and gender identity. an tomorrow cag sex is the body parts associated with sexuality and reproduction. againer identity is a more subtle complex image that is a sense of one of's self as a male female or something else. let's begin with the anatomical sex. anatomical sex is determined not surprisingly by our genes. genes are arranged in chromosomes and we have 23 pairs of chromosomes. we get half from our father we get one pair from our father and one pair from our mother. 22 of these are called odosomes and the difference between the father's and mother's contributions are real but they're modest. but the sex chromosomes the difference val quite profound. women are xx and men are xy. the chr

we saw from the "vanity fair" cover, diane sawyer appearance but i would also look at the beginning of espys, the importance of identity. i believe that kanye west who a lot of people dis, but kanye says to caitlyn, you are a celebrity and doing and saying this is who you are. america in 2015 that's a lot. that's a gold medal. >> that's a gold medal. thank you so much dominic patton. as always good to see you. thank you for watching. see you next weekend. taking the hill is next. sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure dr

her mother was going to be able to d be there because she recently had surgery and also thanked diane sawyer for helping her share her story and all of caitlyn's children were there and a lot were speculating, especially the kardashian children would they make it about themselves. so respectful. they didn't even come into the theater until the commercial break before caitlyn jenner spoke and they were again, just very respectful of the moment wiping away tears and that was just one of the many moments last night and we'll share others devon still talking about his daughter leah lauren hill's parents talking about their daughter. so much ahead in our 8:00 hour. >> it hit so many notes. >> it was so beautiful to see the support and the standing ovation at the end. >> sure was. got to move on though paula has today's other top stories starting with a real summer danger, lyme disease. >> federal health officials are warning that lyme disease is spreading across the country. the cdc says that the tic born e infection is found in states never reported before with high risk areas as far west as min

and just a little over a year ago she told abc's diane sawyer she is dead broke, they were dead brokeng out of their years in public service. this is not dead broke by anyone's standards. except maybe donald trump's. so a significant amount of income here. they've also paid a significant amount of taxes. no question that they've also been giving a lot of money away to charities and other things. interestingly in her release today she pointed out, this is a long ways from making $16,000 a year when i was in arkansas going door to door doing legal work for charity. so interesting she said this is a country where you can make a lot of money, and they certainly have. >> brianna, you pointed out in your report, she's releasing information about her health. obviously everyone was worried back in 2012, she did have a blood clot in her brain. she is on medication right now to deal with that, to thin her blood. >> that's right. she's one of the brands that's basically warfarin, anti-coagulant, blood thinner. there are a couple of points in releasing this health information. one is to say, a ye

and this past april showing that same strength of character sitting down with our own diane sawyer. >he is not a lie. >> reporter: and to honor both a teammate and soldier set to receive the pat tillman award for service former notre dame basketball player iraq war veteran and purple heart recipient, danielle green. >> stops and pops. >> reporter: after losing her lower left arm in combat green counsels fellow veterans. >> you can step out of your own environment and impact other people's lives. >> reporter: lea still and her dad defensive tackle devon still are proof of just that. >> we beat up cancer. >> reporter: as voices and activists for pediatric cancer awareness and this year's recipients of the jimmy v. perseverance award. he said don't give up. don't ever give . what do you say to families who are in a similar situation? >> you know you can't really give up and not give your child's fight with cancer a purpose. >> reporter: what has been the most humbling aspect of all this for you? >> to watch my 4-year-old daughter make such a big impact on this world. >> repdaddy/daughter

i saw the diane sawyer thing. >> did you see it. >> i saw it. it's a big reality guy, you watch these shows. >> i'm usually good for two or three episodes and then, okay, i've seen it. >> are you telling me you've lost interest in the kardashians. >> a little bit, kim and can yeah have a hook on me. but, scott and courtney, i've lost interest in and chloe i never had any. >> i don't see it as a big one d fan. >> who is one d. >> one direction. here's a note to one direction. don't go dissing the radios because you're in kansas. did you see that? they're in the chiefs country, they're in the arrowhead stadium and look what one direction says. [indiscernible] . >> i don't know if you can make that, he says i support the raiders, and no one ever, he said. >> someone explain that to me. >> he's a huge. , first of all, i would like your english. you don't know what football is, he loves the packers, he loves the packers and i think he was trying to fire up the crowd to be antiraider and i think they got this picture in 2013 because one direction play