drunken anorexia. the problem on college campuses. eating disorder along with alcohol abuse, a combination that can equal a disaster, not classified as a disease but it is a hot topic among young adult battling body image. >> all we care about is being thin, healthy or not. >> and fitting in with campus culture. >> kathleen has become more prevalent among college students. >> you think about students not eating proper nutrients, instead, drinking a lot of alcohol, you are looking at long-term problems here. >> some of those problems can be alcohol-related brain damage, alcohol poisoning, memory loss and malnutrition, alyssa carter, a sophomore, she is aware of the pressure on campus. >> it is stupid, if you are are going to get sick, it is unhealthy. >> experts say that this can lead to a dangerous path for young women. >> we have a rising number of particularly female patients who are coming in who have a history of sexual assault while intoxicated, they get to a party and they drink will under the influence and then they are assault

suffering from eating disorders like anorexia. 25% of those cases happen to be men.h me now, diana and gordon spear. their son died in 2014 from an eating disorder. raised in delaware just 26 years of age. we're going to show some pict e pictures here. show the changes he went through, typical size young man to dangerously underweight. what were the signs? what were the first signs you folks recognized that joey had a problem? >> well, joe had lost some weight after high school. he was also diagnosed with attention deficit disorder. so growing up, he was on different medication for attention deficit. what happens with a lot of the medication is someone who has to take them does not have an appetite all day long and joey was always underweight when he was young. so what would happen is 12 doctors would say after the medicine wore off, let him eat what he wanteds because he has to make up for the meals. looking back, that taught him bing eating. eating large quantities of food. when he got into high school, he gained some weight. and he -- we switched his medicine and

i struggled with anorexia for a long time. since the broadcasting shaming her on television caused her to struggle with anorexia and bulimia and people don't understand it is comments like this, the social construct that women are only worth their weight in a job that can lead to the dangerous illnesses, and i don't know about her background, there is probably a lot that's going to come out. this is more about his view of women. he's stuck to -- >> hang on, let's call it what it is, it's a beauty pageant. >> it's so much more than a beauty contest. >> there was talent, there was talent, 40% of your score, there was interviews, 30% of your score. the miss universe system is known for pretty much bringing a beauty pageant. there is no talent involved there. knowing that, gina, to a certain extent, if a woman signs up to compete in miss universe, is there an expectation? this is a business and your business is how you look, should she have seen this one coming in any way? not that we excuse the public shaming of her, i think this

alicia fue un momento crÍtico de su vida, le afectÓ mucho en la autoestima, ha tenido problemas de anorexiae episodio su vida la marcÓ. carolina: se dice que subiÓ aproximadamente a 160 libras, es un peso muy normal y que la mayorÍa de las mujeres en estados unidos pesamos alrededor de eso. es un tema que afecta a miles, millones de mujeres. creo que no sÓlo fue el nÚmero sino la manera en que empezaron a referirse a ella. joseph: Él la llamÓ una mÁquina de comer. llamÓ la atencion sobre un punto bien importante en este paÍs, hablar del peso de las mujeres es como algo que no es lo que te define. todo es una caracterÍstica mÁs y creo que tuvo este momento, luego ha sido famosa porque es actriz y ha hecho telenovelas. carolina: una mujer muy bella sin dudas. muchÍsimas gracias. otro medio de comunicaciÓn decÍa trump vÍa telefÓnica que ella no se habÍa portado muy bien cuando fue miss universo por eso fue que hablÓ de esa manera de ella. javier: las personas a travÉs de las redes estÁn comentando con nosotros. envÍa tus comentarios por ejemplo por nuestro facebook live, para que vean que es v

naya struggled with anorexia. at 18 she got breast implants and she addresses her past engagement to big sean. >> you found ariana grande in studio. >> it wasn't like anything was crazy when i went there. >> you don't think anything was going on when you two were together? >> i don't think so. >> if we would have ended up getting married it would have ended probably a month later. >> she's parents to her 1-year-old son josie. >> yeeh. i saw heather two weekends ago, and we took the boys around the corner. >> you love being a mommy. >> oh, my osh. he always greets me with a >> you want more? >> yeah. i would probably have another. >> so you -- are you trying? >> no. no, no, no. we're not trying yet. >> no. mama's about to turn 30 and needs a couple more cocktails before we do that. >> i love the honesty. >> naya is not the only star with a new tell-all. comedy legend carol burnett has written one, as well, but the real story is the same girl math son. >> i love me some carol and earlier this year she did this. >> i

entonces, lo que tenÍa paola, que es una anorexia que es psicolÓgica, porque la anorexia es psicolÓgica esta depresiÓn. obviamente, ella quiere llamar la atenciÓn, y ella piensa en su cabecita que maltratÁndose a sÍ misma va a llamar la atenciÓn de nosotros. doctor rivera: puede ser que nuestros hijos, en una situaciÓn como esa, sientan que es culpa de ellos, porque no entienden. es muy importante asegurarse de que ese amor una siempre se lo da a los hijos, y que ellos sepan que no es culpa de ellos. verÓnica: en este caso es lo mÁs difÍcil. en el caso de estos dos famosos, hay mÁs de 400 millones de dÓlares en juego, en divisiÓn. cuando ellos se casaron, cada uno es dueÑo de su fortuna. pero han estado 12 aÑos juntos. esa fortuna asciende ya a 450 millones. o sea que esta batalla viene fuerte. alan: tambiÉn puede provocar problemas emocionales a los hijos, porque son personas pÚblicas. pero no estamos diciendo aquÍ que angelina ni brad pitt tienen problemas de ese tipo, y a los hijos capaz que no les pasa absolutamente nada. pero lo estamos tratando de aterrizar a lo que podrÍa llegar

she said that that led her to having anorexia and bulimia. so since you brought those two horrific diseases up, my question is do you think donald trump has played any role in that offense as well? >> no. and i think it's amazing that mrs. clinton -- look, she had to go back 20 years to find something that he is alleged to have said. alleged in public -- >> he's on tape saying -- >> i saw the tape. >> he said on fox news this week "she gained a massive amount of weight." >> that's right, she did and she was a beauty queen under contract with him. >> and alicia machado said it drove her to be anorexic and bloodstream bulimic. do you think he has no culpability or responsibility? >> i don't. i think hollywood and most of the literature, by the way, parents all across the country who like me have sought out the advice of doctors and read hundreds of articles about anorexia and bulimia have found hollywood, the people who support mrs. clinton, are far more to blame. >> let's listen to this. >> i'm not advising them to go there. it's fair game to

grudges, racism and anger and blaming him to contributing to her five-year struggle with bulimia and anorexiaduring her rain she became hard to work with and refused to do some promotional appearance. today on "fox and friends" donald trump said this. >> that person was a miss universe person and she was the worst we ever had. the worst. the absolute worst. she was impossible. and she was a miss universe contestant and ultimately a winner who they had a tremendous difficult time with as miss universe. she was the winner and she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem. >> machado who is from an influential and politically engaged family in venezuela is now a natchized u.s. citizen, a well known spanish and english actress which is bad for trump because it means this story is playing big in spanish and english media. the trump campaign calls her actions baseless. >> joining me now, alicia machado. so the trump campaign can't really deny that he harassed you on your weight because it's on camera many times. they seem to be denying the specific charges hillary leveled which is

bulimia, anorexia. >> both. >> reporter: both. >> it was serious. >> we feared for his life. >> reporter: they postponed that was like, holy crap, calt this is me. 100%, they're saying is me. i melted down. started crying. sobbing. my dad was picking me up. coming to visit me. >> that day. >> i walked out to him. sobbing. and he just hugged me. tears. >> and eventually. he said what's wrong, skylar, i said, dad i think i am transgender. >> reporter: how did you handle it? >> i hugged him. and he cried. >> it just made me realize, i wanted that so badly, but i knew how hard it was going to be. and i, it was look what about swimming? what about my body? what about surgery? what about the money? what about people? what are they going to say? what about my grandparents? my brother? everything at once. but i want this. i know i want th >> reporter: skylar's mental health improved quickly. still the matter of telling the coach her new women's swimmer would be coming to college as a man. >> reporter: what was your reaction? >> i was surprised. but, the real big question, skylar had was can i st

bulimia, anorexia. >> both. >> reporter: both. >> we feared for his life. >> reporter: they postponed skylar going to harvard and got her help at an eating disorders program. when she went to hear some transgender men speak at a local church, wham. everything started to make sense. >> that was like, holy crap, this is me. 100%, they're saying is me. i melted down. started crying. sobbing. my dad was picking me up. coming to visit me. >> that day. >> i walked out sobbing. and he just hugged me. >> he came out, you know in tears. >> and eventually. he said what's wrong, skylar, i said, dad i think i am transgender. >> reporter: how did you handle it? >> i hugged him. and he cried. and cried. >> it just made me realize, i wanted that so badly, but i knew swimming? what about my body? what about surgery? what about the money? what about people? what are they going to say? what about my grandparents? my brother? everything at once. but i want this. i know i want this. >> reporter: skylar's mental health improved quickly. still the matter of telling the coach her new women's swimmer would b

we have enormous problem in country with young people and anorexia and bulimia and donald trump thinks throw that out, fat, overweight, not pretty enough to have certain jobs. that eats away at young people's souls and really hurtful and people listen. children take in what presidential nominees and people in power say and he's reckless. >> regardless of whether think bring up bill clinton's scandals of the past, it's incredible at this stage of the presidential race, a candidate for major party is talking about women's weight. after a while it seems normal but at certain point you step back and say, wait a minute, six weeks away from somebody becoming president and legitimate candidate is discussing it. >> it was because hillary clinton put this out there. unsubstantiated that he used those terms. i agree shouldn't have mentioned weight on fox and friends. gave it life. but never said it. it's not true. >> we don't know. >> he called her an eating machine. this was all documented at the time. >> that's hearsay. >> hispanic community is very familiar with alyicia machado ad we remember

she said she suffered from anorexia and bulemia. she was the worst we ever had. the worst the absolute worst. she's impossible. she was the winner. she gained a massive amount of weight. and it was a real problem. >>> both candidates gearing up for the second debate two weeks away. what we hear from my opponent is dangerously incoherent. it's unclear exactly what he is saying. >> for 90 minutes i very carefully andist also holding back. i didn't want to do anything to embarrass her. as far as the event here at unh bernie sanders will be appearing alongside hillary clinton. that event gets under way just after 2:00. and in the mean time donald trump will campaign in iowa and wisconsin today. we're live in durham, new hampshire, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >>> breaking from overnight. may california. police releasing this video or this photo i should say from cell phone video of that shooting. officials say the officer opened fire at him after he pointed an object in what they called a shooting stance. unclear what the object was police say howeve

and now i'm a v >> reporter: she suffered from anorexia and bulimia for five years. on fox news, trump defended his treatment of machado. >> she was the worst we ever had. the worst. the absolute worst. she was impossible. she was the winner. you know, she gained a massive amount of weight. and it was a real problem. >> reporter: both candidates now gearing up for the second debate less than two weeks away. bernie sanders will be here meantime, donald trump will be campaigning in iowa and wisconsin. in durham, new hampshire, jennifer eagan, 7 news. >> christa: new details in a massachusetts cold case. a composite sketch of the suspect in the 24-year-old murder investigation of lisa ziegert has been released now. using d.n.a. evidence recovered from the crime scene. a company was able to make a prediction as to what the suspect would look like today. this is the first time massachusetts has used this technology. to assist in a case like thi ziegert, a teacher from agawam was abducted and stabbed to death back in 1992. >> sarah: the property of an elderly veteran vanda

. >> jennifer: machado suffered from anorexia and bulimia for five years. on fox news trump defended his treatment of ma machado. >> she was the worst we ever had. she was a winner. she gained a massive amount of weight. it was a real probl. >> jennifer: both candidates gearing up for the second debate weeks away. >> what we hear from my opponent is dangerously incoherent. it's unclear exactly what he is saying. >> for 90 minutes i watched her very carefully, and i was also holding back. i didn't want to do anything to embarrass her. reporting. >> christa: also world leaders mourning the loss of former israeli prime minister shimon peres. some of his achievements include creating israel's nuclear deterrent and improving the economy. peres passed away after a major stroke at the age of 93. president obama released a statement calling peres "the essence of israel itself." >> sarah: police shoot and kill an african american man in authorities calling for calm as protesters take to the street. nancy chen has details. >> nancy: two officers are off the job after

. >> she said she suffered from anorexia and bulimia for five years. today on fox news trump defended his treatment of machado. >> she was the worst we ever had. the absolute worst. she was impossible. she was the winner. and she gained a massive amount of weight. and it was a problem. we had a real problem. not only that, her attitude. and we had a real problem with her. >> analysts stay clinton campaign likely believed alicia machado gave them the same opportunity as the gold star parents who blistered trump at the democratic convention. >> the clinton campaign clearly planned this out in advance and it was going to be a rat tat tat. last night would be the opening salvo from hillary and here comes machado on television shows. all over the news. and they made it a big story. very clever. it is an after debate story that keeps the issue alive. >> we reached out to the trump campaign about the specific allegations made by aleash machado. the campaign in the statement called her claims totally baseless and unsubstantiated, said machado had lobbed a publ

. >> machado says she suffered from anorexia and bulimia for five years.today on the news trump defended his treatment of machado. >> she was the worst we ever had. she was the winner. she gained a massive amount of weight. and we had a real problem. and not only that, her attitude. and we had a real problem with her. >>. >> reporter: the gold star parent kwhos blistered trump at the democratic convention. >> the clinton campaign clearly planned this out in advance and it was going a rat a that that that. and here comes miss machado appearing on television shows. she's all over the news and they made it a big story. it is very clever. an after debate story that keeps the issue alive. >> we reached out to the trump campaign about the specific allegations made by alishia machado. the campaign called her claims totally basically and unsubstantiated and said machado had lobbed a public smear campaign to get a notoriety at donald trump expense. >> joining me --. clearly this is something that the clinton campaign had planned out. secretary clinton almost get th

. >> says she suffered with anorexia. today donald trump defend. >> he was the worst we ever had.bsolute possible. was the winner and gained a massive amount of weight and was a real problem. not only that but her attitude. >> analysts say the clinton campaign likely believed alicia machado gave him the same opportunity as khizr khan and his wife. >> clinton campaign planned this wand going to be rat aat that time. here comes miss machado appearing all over the news and made it a big story. very clever. an after debate story that keeps the issue alive. >> reached out to trump campaign about the specific allegations made, the campaign in a statement called her claims totally baseless and unsubstantiated and said machado had lobbed a public smear campaign to gain noetoriety at trump's expense. maria how effective -- this is something clinton campaign had planned out. secretary clinton almost didn't get it in, found a way at end. wonder what else they had planned she would have liked to get in. but interesting, for a second day keeps it going and donald trump played into it. i am sur

universe had actually happened before the -- before she was actually crowned miss universe, like anorexia, like bulimia. she complain of those to to washington post prior to being elected. a lot of -- i told you a couple days ago this cookie was going to start crumbling, so if any other news outlets are pointing out, definitely the holes and the bubbles and the motivations behind her coming out -- >> now you're trashing her body. >> no, she trashed it herself. she's the one who said the facts matter >> now you're doing it, scottie. shame on you. >> shame on you hillary. she said it a time on herself, stop perpetuating this lie about her. >> you didn't bring it up. hillary clinton want this is to happen, but she doesn't have a reason -- no, you -- she doesn't have a reason to pay for her free college tour that he did except for taxing the income. >> anna, i want you to get in there. anna and i are personal friends. i know this is personal to you. we discuss the weight issue all the time. you are -- how do you feel about this? >> look. i think why does donald trump keep doing this? i know,

. >> i was sick for most five bulimia.h anorexia, i had eating disorders. amy: that was alicia machado. she's now working for hillary clinton's campaign. donald trump also told abc the -- brought cameras into the gym to show her working out. after the presidential debate donald trump also told abc the , thing he regrets is not raising bill clinton's marital infidelities. mr. trump: i mean, i got everything i wanted to say out other than the transgressions of bill. she takes all of these commercials spending literally hundreds of millions of dollars on commercials and they are lies. i did not want to do it with chelsea, who i think is a wonderful young lady, i did not want to say what i was going to say with chelsea in the room. amy: donald trump had said he might bring gennifer flowers to sit in the front row of the debate. flowers had an affair with bill clinton in the 1970's. the trump campaign later said it had not extended an invitation to flowers and that she would not attend. this comes as arizona's largest newspaper, "the arizona republic," has endor

suffered from anorexia and bulimia for five years. afterwards because of that fat shaming. >> he called this woman miss piggy. then he called her miss housekeeping because she was latina. donald, she has a name. her name is alecia machado. >> where did you find this? >> she has become a u.s. citizen and you can bet she's going to vote this november. >> she was the worst we ever had. the absolute worst. she was the winner and again, she gained a massive amount of weight. and it was a real problem. we had a real problem. not only that her attitude -- we had a real problem with her. >> he was really rude. he was a bad person with me. that is the story that i need to share. for my community. >> the trump campaign tonight says alecia machado is lobbying a public smear campaign to try to gain notoriety at trump's expense. also calling machado's allegation against trump baseless and unsubstantiated. however it doesn't seem like the campaign and trump are on the same page. trump today talking about the massive weight gain and not on the same

and what that resulted in for her was anorexia, bulimia, perhaps even the bad judgment to drive a getawayar, if that's what that was -- >> he's denying the housekeeping and i assume the miss piggy -- >> and maybe he is denying it. but let's be honest in saying that donald trump definitely has a selective memory. so maybe he doesn't -- >> okay, so we're going to take the word of someone who just on national tv was asked if she told a federal judge that she would kill him, she just said, well, everyone has a past. we're going to take her word? i find that very hard to believe. >> i don't. >> not only that, you know who i do believe, i believe miss usa, tara connor -- >> but just again for the record, she was never charged or indicted or found guilty -- >> there wasn't enough evidence. >> she was just asked on national television about threatening the life of a federal judge, and she said, everyone has a past. it's well documented. the ap reported on it -- >> she also said it was wrong. it wasn't -- >> the a.p. reported on it. the economist reported on it. she in my mind just admitted it on

about alicia machado, and the thing that really hit me as a mother was that she had, at the time, anorexia bulimia, and this is every mother's worst nightmare, is those magazines that you see at the end of a grocery store aisle, and the message is that those are sending to our daughters. and then a man like trump comes along and tells you you're fat. that's the problem. >> i might ask you, ron, one problem. this has nothing to do with gender, it has to do with mind. you talked about trump's mind. why can't he lose it? just drop it? just drop the -- this is a losing issue, we say in politics, you know the rule, when you're in a hole, stop digging. he doesn't seem to have that in his being. >> because he always has to be right and he always has to win. he's a narcissist, and any insult to his sense of ego and the well-being of his ego is seen as an existential threat. so, alicia machado, this, you know, this women who really is no big threat to him, he has to treat her like this deadly, deadly threat. he has to extinguish her. and i would look for hillary clinton to lay similar traps in the

tuve anorexia y bulimia durante cinco aÑos. que la sombra de este seÑor trump es muy mala para nosotros. ojalÁ gane la seÑora hillary clinton. yo me uno a vicente fernÁndez, por supuesto, todo nuestro apoyo para vicente fernÁndez con ese maravilloso corrido que hizo. >> entre los males, el mejor. yo todavÍa no puedo votar, soy solamente residente. sin embargo, votarÍa definitivamente por hillary clinton. de los dos no se hace uno, pero creo que es la mejor. toda la campaÑa de donald trump ha sido una situaciÓn negativa. >> no me recuerdes eso del loquito ese. dios quiera y que no salga, porque si no, horror! orlando: uf! los artistas tambiÉn reaccionan fuerte contra trump. ahora, habremos de juan gabriel. la prieta linda fue la cantante que le grabÓ la primera canciÓn el divo de juÁrez. es mÁs, lo ayudÓ a salir de la cÁrcel. y nos revela que juan gabriel sÍ estuvo muy enamorado de una mujer, que sÍ dejÓ testamento, y revela quiÉnes son sus hijos realmente. reportera: en exclusiva para "cÓdigo segura", la cantante queta jimÉnez,

con todo los rumores que aseguraban que anahÍ no podía embarazarse por supuestas secuelas de la anorexialecciÓn brasileÑa, cantaba hace unos aÑos. y ya maÑana lanza su nuevo disco el 10 de la selecciÓn brasileÑa! maÑana estrena su nuevo sencillo a nivel mundial. Él escribiÓ en twitter y facebook: "gente, el miÉrcoles 14 de septiembre comienzo mi carrera musical a nivel mundial, y lanzarÉ mi primera canciÓn". yo grito porque canta muy alto. escuchen un poquito. ♪ [ risas ] orlando: no es un chiste! dicen que ha invertido 4 millones de dÓlares en su carrera musical. maÑana les traigo la canciÓn, se los prometo. lorena herrera lanza su nuevo video musical. aquÍ estÁ. vamos a darle chance tambiÉn a la rubia! lorena herrera: gracias siempre por su apoyo. aquÍ los dejo con mi vÍdeo de mi cuarto sencillo. espero que les guste. ♪ orlando: aquÍ muchos me estÁn diciendo que en "cÓdigo" estrenan lorena y neymar. asÍ empezamos, alan! ya muchos estÁn criticando este vÍdeo, porque dicen que es una mala copia de katy perry. no sÉ, pero fuimos y se lo preguntamos a lorena. reportero: apenas lorena herre