here again, amy robach. >>> there are days that i have to convince myself that it happened.re are days where i see jennair. i see some woman who has her build and her hair and i think, "ah, it was all a ruse." i see meredith and so obviously i'm not over the shock. >> reporter: mark says he's trying to process this tragedy by writing a book. >> have you forgiven yourself? >> i'm still working on that. i'm still working on that. >> have you forgiven jennair? >> i have forgiven jennair for what she did to me, and i have yet to forgive her for what she did to meredith. she took someone else's life. it's unforgivable. i do not forgive her for that. no. >> reporter: our thanks to amy for that story. and a programming reminder, abc news and univision will host the upcoming democratic primary inbate n. at'sightline. have a great weekend. good night, america. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was

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with your first look, i'm amy robach, abc news, hollywood. >> history was made at the 71s emmy awardsw. >> billy porter. >> ah! >> i'm so overwhelmed, so overjoyed to have lived long enough to see this day. >> oh, yeah. look at that applaud. actor billy porter became the first openly gay man to win an emmy for best actor in a drama sorries for his role in the fx show "pose." "game of thrones" broke a record with 32 emmy nominations including best drama series which they won. >> for everyone who worked with us on it, i can't believe we finished it i can't believe we did it. we did it together. it's over. we shall never see something like it again. >> and viola davis and and think anderson and jimmy kimmel live all got emmy nods this year. >> the biggest award went to our own sue hall. >> my goodness. >> over the weekend she was inducted into the bay area radio hall of fame. these are some of the pictures of sue and the rest of the inductees accepting the honor on saturday. we're so excited and proud of you. >> thank you. >> happy to work beside you. >> it was such an amazing day yester

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here's abc's amy robach. [ phone ringing ] >> reporter: it's the sound no teacher wants to hear.ass. text notifications to a student. for 16-year-old daria, those messages weren't coming from friends but her mom. >> when my mom sends me a text and i'm in class, i just kind of get annoyed because like to me it's like, okay, i'm in class. the whole like idea is like, you know, do well in school. >> reporter: daria's mom said she never thought of it that way and she wasn't trying to interrupt her daughter. the teen saying the messages are a distraction and add to her stress. >> she'll ask me like how a test was. i appreciate that you asked me that, but at the same time, like, i'm at school. and i'm pretty stressed out about that test myself about how i did. >> reporter: now some schools are taking steps to keep kids from answering parents' texts at school and keeping them on their studies, putting a lock on those phones and placing them in a sealed pouch during the day. like san mateo high school in california. >> if the students were breaking the policy or using their phones during

here's abc's amy robach. ♪ you better shape up because i need a man ♪ >> reporter: actress and singer michele is opening up in the latest issue of "health" magazine. the 33-year-old star revealing she is living with pcos, polycystic ovary syndrome, admitting she stayed quiet about her health issues until now because there are way more extreme versions of pcos that women have a lot of difficulty with, which is why i haven't talked about it. there are women who have it so much more intense. pcos, polycystic ovary syndrome, is a female hormone imbalance in which the ovaries may produce excessive amounts of testosterone along with possibly forming numerous small ovarian cysts. the condition can lead to weight gain, infertility, uterine cancer. the star saying changing her diet has helped her cope with the diagnosis. >> growing up in new york she loved carbs, sandwiches, bagels. since then she's worked with her doctor to come up with a diet to really help fight those pcos symptoms. >> reporter: according to the u.s. department of health and human services, healthy eating habits can help al

. >> amy robach, you did it. you persevered.d be >>> dr. jen ashton is back.lance affecting women. i see it literally every day. it's thought to affect about 5% of women. i think that's a low estimate. in terms of symptoms it's important to remember there can be a spectrum. you can have mild symptoms, severe symptoms. classic symptoms -- irregular periods, acne on the back or chest of women and difficult losing weight and typically a gynecologist will do a blood test and good history and physical exam and sometimes an ultrasound and make a diagnosis. >> this is your wheelhouse. we heard lea michele talk about diet. >> yeah. >> that's helped her. >> that's what is really important with pcos. there is some involvement with women with pcos. they have an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes later in life so eating a low carb diet is key and data has shown that women who exercise, eat a low carb diet can improve their pcos symptoms about 5% of the time. that's a significant number. >> sure. >> and then medication in a vast majority of cases, low dose birth

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