that's ashton kutcher. >> tell me about ashton. what stood out? >> i remembebethinking he was gorgeous. really beautiful. and big personality. extremely confident. right out of the gate. i was like, whoa! yeah. >> reporter: here's ashton at his humble beginning. his first modeling job. selling $20 jeans for montgomery ward. and then there's supermodel carly gloss. one of the highest-paid models mall model search. >> carly at the time was 13 years old. 5'6". a few years later she'd had this major growth spurt. at that point i think she was maybe 5'9". >> three inches and you re like, yes! >> yeah. yes. >> reporter: they run their mom and pop operation out of their basement in darden prairie, missouri. >> thiis our active roster of models that we have that are traveling around the world, different markets. >> yeah, probably out of those 15 -- >> probably three will work out. >> reporter: mary and jeff say their latest discovery, 20-year-old elijah harrison -- >> do you have a farmer's tan? >> reporter: and 18-year-old hazel crew, are on the verge of

jennifer ashton as well, so, dr. ashton, why don't you tell us the results. >> the moment of truth. so first thing we did, we checked blood pressure. head-to-head, both in the normal range. ashley's is actually a little better than abeba and did a nonfasting diabetes test called thhemoglobin a1c. both normal. you did a little better than abeba. cholesterol, ldl. both normal. this is where abeba did a little bit better than asey. we want to thank quest diagnostics for running these labs for us and then we put you on the treadmill and did a fitness test, both passed pretty well. i mean,, you are 28. but i want to be clear. weight is relevant. it's one thing that we look at. we want to assess that today. you both did great and we also want to assess it down the road in the future, and that's why living a healthy lifestyle is so important. >> what do you make of those results? >> i'm not surprised. i mean, don't judge a book by its cover. it's clear this is a very healthy woman right here. >> i love it. >> yes, you are. >> you started at the very beginning of your day, what do you do ea

it's really giving m problems >> you and ashton talking about the cut-throat -- >> do not give up. there's so many things against it. we are so young! like if you're going to ask people, oh, please, a cut-throat industry, there's no way you'll make it. but you know, just keep at it. i'm so like been there, done that. honestly, a younger me had some good advice because it really is like you can't give up. you know? >> 17 years after her fir "e.t." appearance laura's is thriving with her role on "orange is the new black" and publishing her first cookb >> do you realize how lucky you are? >> that's what i'm saying, i don't have the feeling of like i made it. i have feelings like that that where i'm like this is incredible. like this is my job. >> she has a great life. by the way, season four of "orange is the new black" is scheduled to premiere next june. can't wait. >> let's talk about next week "e.t.," because it will be special. we're presenting our very first throughout the years. >> such an honor, honestly. it really does mark a career, something like this. >> the true icons maki

a new feature on ashton's iphone called wi-fi assist standard with the new ios9.1 operating system. >i had no idea what that was. >> reporter: it's intended to make sure you always have a good signal by automatically switching to cellular data when a wi-fi signal is weak. he thought he was still connecting the wi-fi while streaming and surfing but instead his phone has been gobbling up data. more than 144,000 megs. >> that is a pretty high amount but i can see it happening. >> reporter: mikey campbell of apple insider says bigger data bills aren't the only surprise. he says while some customers like what wi-fi assist does, many don't know they have it. >> it comes by default. it is switched on. that is part of the reason why there's an uproar. >> reporter: that's also one of the complaints in one of the two class action lawsuits against apple that states, among other things, there's no warning or disclosure when the phone switches from wi-fi to cellular data and that apple downplays data over averages. no comment from apple. but to turn off wi-fi assist go to settings, then cellular,

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"her son ashton, as you know, will never have his mommy again so any and all help for this little boy will greatly be appreciated." appreciated."luerkens will be formally sentenced on january 8-th, but a first degree murder charge does come with mandatory sentence of life in parole. the man arrested for causing a school bus crash near manchester will soon be in court.police says monte klink was drunk when he slammed into a west delaware bus last month. month.the force of the accident caused the bus to roll over twice.no one was killed -- but the crash did send dozens of children to the hospital.klink is scheduled to be in court next week. another cbs 2 news follow up, amid protests on the campus of the university of missouri, president tim wolfe resigned. resigned.hours after that resignation, the chancellor at the school, r. bowen loftin, announced he too would step down at the end of the year. the protests centered around race relations, and accusations that wolfe did not do enough to combat racist incidents on campus.some faculty members were planning a walk out of class, and about

her son ashton, as you know, will never have his mommy again so any and all help for this little boy will greatly be appreciated." luerkens sentencing date is set for january 8-th.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, dora miller cbs 2 news. one person is dead and another recovering from injuries after a motorcycle crash in iowa city. city.it happened on rohret road southwest late friday night. deputies say 26- year-old ian leeang lost control of the bike and slid into a ditch.he was taken to a hospital, where he died.a passenger suffered injuries in the crash. deputies say they the corridor is now home to one of the top cancer detection machines. machines.the p-c-i medical pavillion is installing the only g-e discovery pet- c-t scanner in the state. state.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee explains what sets this device apart from other technology. traditional cancer scans show the minimum - just the organs and tissues.doctors say this new machine has the q-clear technology to catch cancers earlier because it produces a more detailed report. report. when trying to get medical answers -

ashton joins us now. chrissy is clearly a fighter, thank goodness this is treatable. >> yeah, and it's incredibly rare, george. they're isolated reports in the literature. youngest patient with this just 3 years old, the oldest, 87. generally the prognosis is good. >> so we can't emphasize it enough, very rare but it's going to frighten a lot of parents. what thud they pay attention to. >> when you talk about breast development in a young girl there are a couple of things the parents should know about. any dramatic changes in the breast or breast development before the age of 8. the key thing is change in one breast versus the other. that would be a concerning sign but, remember, there are other things that affect the breast that aren't cancer, trauma, infection, benign crist ysts. breast ultrasound and generally a referral to a breast specialist but those are the overall warnings. >> very, very rare. >> it's incredibly rare. we send her our best. >> jen ashton, thanks very much. over to michael. >>> all

we send her our best. >> jen ashton, thanks very much. over to michael. >>> all right, thanks, george. part one of the epic "dancing th the stars" two-night finale kicked off with a big bang last night. last night t remaining four couples put it all on the line hoping t take home that mirrorball but only three remain. >> here wego, one, two, one, two, three. >> reporter: the final four, showing off their fantastic freestyles monday night. >> reporter: but it was bindi irwin versus the backstet boy. hey. >> rorter: tied at the top of the leaderboard that had everyone talking. >> reporter: nick carter's "larger than life" freestyle. >> the most incredible freaking awesome backstreet boy. >> reporter: and bindi irwin with a show-stopping quick step. >> you m m dear are the energizer bunny. >> r reporter: her freestyle dance bringing the audience to tears with an emotional tribute to her dad. >> you tououched everybody's soul. >> this entiree experience has changed my life s so tha you, thank u so much. reporter: our cameras behind the scenes

ashton joins us now. chrissy is clearly a fighter. thank goodness this is treatable. >> yeah, and it's incredibly rare, george. that's the take me message. there are isolated reports in the literature. youngest patient w with this type of cancer, just 3 yrs old, the oldest, 87. generally the prognosis is good. >> so we can't emphasize it enough, it's's very ra but it's going to frighten a lot of parents. what should they be paying attention to? >> when you talk about breast development in a young girl, there are a couple of things the parents should know about. number one, any dramatic changes in the breast or breast development before the age of 8. the key thing is change in one breaeast versuthe other. that would be a concerning sign but, remember, there are other things that affect the breast that aren't cancer, trauma, infection, benign cysts. after a physical exam with the child's pediatrirician, the next ep is breast ultrasound and then generally a referral to a breast specialist but those are the overall warnin. >> those are th

larry y ltzdonald and son lived with his family"ashton, when i asked him where his mother was he said nick had stabbed her and killed her. here's porkchops to stick in the refrigerator." the defense claims mixing alcohol and anti-pressants made luerkens violent. they'll begin closing statements tomorrow morning. covering the corridor.... people in cedar rapids say they're tired of living with constant gun violence. earlier this year, 15-year- old aaron richardson was shot and killed and the person suspected of killing him - a year younger than richardson. the washington hihi school student's death is just one of six homicides this year and "standing here watching this kid bleed last night, it's not a joyful thing and it was very painful to see this young man bleeding and throwing up blood." blood."coming up tonight, on the cbs 2 news ten at ten, a special report on why it's going to take everyone in the community to stop thiskind of violence - and the neighborhood that proves it's possible. the victim of a bus assault in johnston, is speaking out. a warning, though - the video you're

steve donald 15:59:25 "her son ashton, as you know, will never have his mommy again so any and all help for this little boy will greatly be appreciated." appreciated."luerkens will be held without bail... bail...his sentencing date is set for january 8-th.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, five thank you dora, the president ofthe university of missouri is stepping down after a protest by members of the football team. african american football players said they wouldn't play until president tim wolfe resigned.the players had full support of their coaches.they say they see racism on campus, and not enough has been done by their president to stop it. today, wolfe quit, saying he takes full responsibility for the controversy and hopes his resignation beghins a healing process. changes could be coming to your child's school bus. bus.the national highway traffic safety administration will now support - but not require - seat belts on school buses.in the past, the organization said putting belts in buses would be too expensive and that bus safety records are solid. here at home, a man rece

- sir, this is paul ashton with baylor zimm investments. i need to speak with you about your majority share in tritak energy. - i'm sorry. you'll need to speak to my banker about that. - no, sir! i-- [cell phone ringing] - sorry, paul, but my little buying frenzy just reinvigorated the tritak m.l.p., and i own all the shares. don't worry. i'll sell you what you need. after all, what are friends for? your little game of "hide the short"... only works when it's legal. - you can't prove anything. - no, i can't, but victor and a dozen other brokers just lining up to testify against you-- they'll do anything to avoid jail time. - let us through here. that's the guy. over here. there! get him! [indistinct chatter] [engine turning] - it's all of it, all your money. you were the only person that i counted on when i was younger, and i wish that you could have counted on me, and i hope that someday maybe you can forgive me. - of course i forgive you, kid. you're family. of course i forgive you... [laughs] even if i can't stand your taste in suits. -

police are now looking for the man they say shot clayton.... 22 - year -old toree ashton mosely. he is dangerous. if you have any information contact police. at least eight people and four police officers are injured after a shooting incident near a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs. officials say the gunman is inside the facility, and now officers are exchanging gunfire with the suspect. the shopping center where the clinic is located was placed on lockdown early this afternoon. investigators could not confirm if there are any fatalities or if any hostages are being held inside the area. "we have an unknown number of civilians, we are still working through this situation. we do not have the shooter at this point but we do have all of our resources brought to bear." officials are unsure if the planned parenthood was the target of the shooting. it is day four of protests in chicago. unrest remains after the release of police dash cam video -- showing a white police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times edward lawrence has the story... l/chicago, il :00 - :04 nats

crews will close the parking lot at ned ashton park, too. city officials hope to have the trail and parking lot re-open by december first. a movie witt a man that liies his drinks shhen not stirred, spent its second weekend at the top of the box office. that's despite a trio of new releases. that's coming up on today's this momoning, the paris prosecutor's office says police have identified two more suicide bombers involved in the city's deadly attacks. one was a frenchman involved in terrorist activities before, and another was a syrian. abc's marci's gonzalez has more on the search for another attacker. this morning- an international manhunt- for this accused terrorist- police say 26-year old salah abdeslam - led the team of gunmen who opened fire t people ii restaurantsts and barar here in paris friday night nats 129 people were killed in the attacks at six locations across the city of lights? the ten terrrrists believed to bbresponsible - police say three survived- possibly assault rifles? nats two of those suspects- taken into custody y

. = "she said i'm done, i'm moving out myself and i need to make sure ashton is ok, the drinking has to stop." both prosecution and defense witnesses testified that luerkens became more and more depressed after the breakup. his parents talked about excessive alcohol use. but his defense attorney says luerkens began to overuse drug prescribed for his depression and they promised medical evidence later to show how those drug may have made him more violent. as luerkens was in the hospital recovering from self inflicted wounds his mother told of her son making an unexpected request. "he wanted help to find something to kill himself. he wants us to help him. so he ask you and cam to help kill him? yes " because the defense is based on impairment and intoxication, expert medical testimony could be the key parts of the defense case. the trial is expected to last the rest of the week with the prosecution resting today. live in cedar rapids, dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. a former university of iowa associate athletics director has filed a sexual orientation and gender discrimination lawsuit ag

ashton before the segment. she said this was not caused by the work of didn't.id not cause this. >> you have to address it right away. >> she said the symptoms aren't subtle. this is something that even if she weren't doing the show she would have noticed the symptoms associated with this. >> we wish her well. >> thank you. >> let's go outside to michael and lara. >> all right, george. out here doing a live edition of "gma on the lookout" and this morning, we're looking at ways to protect something that most of us use all day every day, our cell phones. >> wow. i mean not all day. >> i do. >> all right. so in the last hour you may remember we dropped two iphones in a takata of water to see how well the waterproof cases worked and they both did and now gio taking us to new heights. gio, what's the challenge? supply think y all are afraid of heights. you're not joining me but we're going to take a look at a phone that claims to have the first shatt shatterpro shatterproofscreen, the droid turbo 2 by motorola. op our phone by accident on the street there or the sid

"we will all miss that loving contagious smile and friendly loving soul forever and that his son ashton as you know will never havv his mommy again, s sany and all help for this little boy would greatly be appreciated." if you want to hear more from lynnsey's father, the full statement will be on our website kwwl.com we've got you covered live in cedar rapids, kristin rogers ...kwwl news. nicholas luerkens will be sentenced on january 8th h faces a mandatory life prison term and no chance for parole. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now who is tracking some storms that will be here in the middle of weathererinformation. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: the sky remains clear tonight with temperatures dropping into the upper 20s to around 30 by morning. tuesday is going to be to upper 50s. we are tracking a large torm forecast to move across the iowa wednesday. rain and storms will spread across the area wednesday and taper off late wednesday night. wednesda night through friday with gusts to 45 mph wednes

crews will close the parking lot at ned ashton park, too. city officials hope to have the trail and parking lot re-open by december 1st. the iowa special o oympics is receiving thousands of dollars after dozens of people plunged into the cool water for charity in dubuque this weekend. they dressed in their best costumes and ran down a cement ramp before going into the water on saturday. two sheriffs deputies from dubuque county - and an experienced diver- made sure everyone made it in and out of the water safely. every year, the dubuque law enforcement family with their costumes. all together, the polar plungers raised $23,000 dollars. the salvation army in johnson county is aiming high this holiday y eason. today, the group announced its goal on how much it hopes to raise to help families in the area. . plus, the iowa football team moves to 10-0... for the first time in program history. more on the hawkeyess 40-35 win over minnesota late last night from kinnick... stay the giving season is here ... today, the salvation army in johnson count

we will all miss that that loving contagious smile and friendly loving soul forever, and her son, ashton, will never have his linn county jerry vander sanden couldn't remember another major case where the crime from start to finish was captured on surveillance video. but he also thought jurors relied on other evidence, like the defendant's journal telling what he planned to do to lynnsey donald. "there was so much more to this than the video tape. there were the people involved the hy-vee employees, the civilians " " i thought that evidence was very strong to show premeditation and premeditation means first degree murder " conviction of 2nd degree murder would have carried a penalty of up to 50 years behind bars. but conviction of 1st degree means no chance of ever leaving prison without a commutation by the governor. although the jury did not buy a diminished responsibility defense, both the victim's family and police noted that families should speak up and seek help is a loved one shows signs of mental instability. live in cedar rapids, dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. a crash with a deer

"my husband cacaed me and said ashtononad went to said ashton had went to the door, said that nick had stabbed and killed his mom and put the porkchops in the refrigerator. my husband called and told me, well really it's a seven year old telling us what had happened." happened."the defense claims mixing alcohol and anti- depressants made luerkens violent. the trial will continue tomorrow morning. covering the corridor....in cedar rapids, dora miller cbs 2 news. people in cecer rapids say they're tired of living with at-times constant gun violence in some areas. areas.the city has seen six homicides this year, including oninlving a 15-year-old boy, and neighbors sasait's time to put an end to it. "standing here watching this kid bleed last night, it's not a joyful thing and it was very painful to see%this young man bleeding and throwing up blood." blood."many say it will take everyone to stop the violence. why they also say it is possible, in a story you will see tonight only on the cbs 2 news ten at ten. new at s s, six,a lawsuit t ainst governor terry branstad, *won't be moving forwar

jennifer ashton / abc news senior medical contributor the treatment for people who suspect or know they have carbon monoxide poisoning include, immediately removing themselves from that environment, getting in to fresh, open air. experts add, make sure your home has a working carbon monoxide detector... mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york . " deborah/elisa busy day in the weather center. elisa elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m winter storm warning for all mon and tues except yankton... an advisory there. clouds on sky cams. temperatures didn't move much today, warm low of 30.. only up 4 degrees since then. temperatures won't move much through our snow storm. temperatures still in the low 30s. winds are calm. freezing drizzle is possible before snow comes in through the overnight. not much accumulation by morning, but want to watch for slick roads. clouds and some flurries locally on satellite and radar, moisture to the south... that's not our storm but it will help fuel it. widening our view.. our storm is still coming together in the southwest, will bring snow to colorado tonight. storm

meanwhile, fans expecting a lot more from rick nash this ashton answered. his second goal of the night. his season total is now four. back to lundqvist who was first in hockey in wins, saves, goals allowed. tonight, he had 39 saves against the panthers. he also gave up his season high four goals. that was former ranger jaromir jagr with the equalizer. rick nash said he would rather have more wins than goals. the hat trick and the game winner for nash in overtime. the rangers improve to 15-3-2. 5-4 the final in overtime. >>> bowl eligibility. that is the benchmark for suck teases in success in college football. if there are still nine spots left. rutgers needs to root for a collapse in the college ranks. first things first though. army. their run game ranks ninth in the nation so the night's match and their skill level pounded the ball for 254 yards. they had four touchdowns. senior running back paul james had the break-out game. he had the end zone three times on 18 carries. six of army's losses this year have come by a combined 26 points. chris carter to e

"we will all miss that loving her son ashton and you know will appreciated." luerkens will be sentenced to life in prison on january eighth. today, the sentencing hearing begins for a white supremacist convicted of killing three people in a jewish community nter last year. the shootings happened in kansas. the man said he did it to prevent genocide on the white race. among his victims -- a 14-year-old boy. today, it's back to practice for the universitt of missouri football team. dozens of players threatened to boycott if the university president did not step down. that's exactly what president tim wolfe did yesterday. he says he takes full responsibility for the frustration studees have over what they saw as his indifference to racial tension at the school. "we need , please, please, use hate. and let's move forward together and for a brighter tomorrow." students have called for more cultural sensitivity training, more minority staff members, and otherchanges -- new this morning: voters -- in one state -- will decide if they want universal health care. suppor

jennifer ashton. she joins us live at our l.a. bureau. this is your area of expertise, jen. so, what do you make of kate's revelation? >> well, first of all, if that's what menopse looks like, sign me up, and for a shoutout to all the millions of women who go through menopause and their story doesn't make national news, but, again, to clarify, early menopause is menopause that ours at the age of 40 or earlier. most women will go through menopause between 45 and 55, so that's the average range. it's going to differ woman to woman, though. >> you said early menopause isn't even really a medical term. you can -- it's premenopause. what are the causes of it? >> premature menopause, so we don't totally understand but we know that things like smoking, very, very bad for your ovaries as it is for the rest of your body, certain chemotherapies, certain types of chromosomal abnormalities they're all associated with early or premature menopause and we don't know how the environment affects it but certainly family history plays a role, so something your mother, your sister goes through,

1-0.4) off the next serve ashton verbeek with the huge kill! 2-0!5) next set back comes moss! she kills it to make it 3-0!6) and after a bit of a bears rally emily van ginkel throws it down. the bears would come back and win the set. in the fourth the wolfpack rally from down 22-18 to win it 25-23 and andvance to tomorrow's championship game against sumner fredericksburg who knocked off arch rival dike new hartford. tammi veerbeek - western christian head coach: "at this very moment i'm so proud we are in the championship game. that was the girls goal every year you want to play on the biggest stage in high school sports. and we've got that opportunity. karsyn winterfeld - western christian junior hitter "they're a very good team. they dug everything. made huge blocks. we were actually on our toes a lot actually too. they came out strong they had nothing to lose they were playing their hearts out and they're a good team.veerbeek: we did have to go through some adversity in this game. and you know what this is the state tournament and that's what it should be. it was two great