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jen ashton is here to break it down. here we go again. >> exactly. women's health professionals in the country and they issued these guidelines about screening for breast cancer and the average risk woman and stress patient autonomy and something called shared decision-making meaning what the woman and her health care provider go through talking about average risk women to screg at a 40 and to ogram continue screening until at least 75 years of age.ommendati stop at 75 and, again, the emphasis here, patient autonomy and treating the patient personally to individualize her risk because it's not one side fits all. >> you're an ob/gyn. why all the confusion? >> you have to go for historical context and perspective and go back to 2009. we covered the story. the u.s. preventive service task force, a group of physicians and nurses reviewed all the available evidence and data on mammograms and saving lives from breast cancer and what they found was that in the age group 40 to 49, there was a small benefit and we have to emphasize that small, but that the ha

jen ashton right after this break. jen ashton right after this break. ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone.download," the benefits of coffee and joining us is abc news chief women's health correspondent dr. jen ashton. jen. >> do i have to stop drinking my coffee? >> i love that you're actually drinking coffee during the coffee segment. >> for real. >> this is the segment we should call justifying our morning habit. so aside from our morning cup of coffee, there are some benefits to drinking coffee, the caveat, you have to exercise. >> right and we have avenue heard a lot about the health benefits to coffee. they far outweigh any of the medical downsides, if you will, but there was a recent study out of brazil looking at cyclists milligrams of caffeine in pill form before a 30-minute ride compared to a group that got nothing and there was a significant difference. the riders who had caffeine performed about 1 1/2 minutes faster who had caffeine. when you talk about athletic performance, it'sly known that caffeine helps that. it seems to be more an endurance exer ercise to go with it. coffee

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. >>> and look out, ashton kutcher is here. he's back on "the ranch." on "the bachelorette" and anythingould happen here live. and they're here to say -- >> all: good morning, america. >> good morning, america. on this wednesday morning, great to have everybody here with us. >> yen amazing crowd here this morning and also ashton kutcher going to stop by. excited about that. >>> during the commercial break you never know what's going to happen. we don't just sit at the desk. today is international yoga day. check out what robin doing. look at you, shoes off having fun with the group outside. >> did you see those yogis out there. >> the line was around the block. >> i didn't know you were one of them. >> namaste. >> lori bergamotto is also with us. she has great ideas for secret to keeping your whites whiter and that's one of her warm weather hacks. another one, what you should eat to keep mosquitoes away. >> did you see how it just rolled right off like that. >> need that. >> uh-huh. >>> first, though, let's turn to amy with the morning rundown. >> good

ashton: to me, again, it is the wrong question. it is how we meet the needs of individual students and when we look at the portfolio of schools, are they all the same model? do we give students a real choices? i once read a book that said the idea that there is no average here, there is no one size it's -- one-size-fits-all. the more we see children as an average, we are going to miss their talents, or two, we are going to bore them to death. when we look at schools, we need to make sure there are innovative options, we look at school days, school years. and as i said, maybe school is not a place that students go to, maybe school is an online activity, but i think it is the wrong question for today. mr. enlow: is there a situation -- there are friends of mine who argue that the system as it is set up, public education is actually doing what it is intended to do, keep segregation from happening. is that true? what is the proper role of government in that situation? >> i want to go to your first question and then to the second. the q

and ashton kutcher. >> yes, which is so weird because this story is about ashton kutcher and mila andhe day. >> she was only like 14. >> was she really. >> no. >> she was like 14 and he was 19, so they were like best friend on the show. he treated her like his little sister. >> now she's his wife. >> but nothing happened then. >> okay. >> but years later they had a cast party, reunion party, they reconnect at party. >> you are a grown woman now. >> um-hmm. >> make you my wife. >> he had just gotten out of the relationship with demi. >> yes, demi moore. >> yes, he was married to her. >> my gosh. she was with mccauley caulkiny didn't know she was with him. >> i don't remember that either. >> the slap your face guy, the kid. >> he didn't slap her face his own face, home alone, he was just a child. >> geese. >> anyway, so, this it was purely sex. >> in the beginning when they reconnect at the party ashley and mila. >> pure sex. >> you are not ready to be in the relationship. i'm not ready to be in the relationship. we decided, it was funny because i just done this movie called no strings

jennifer ashton is here.w if you're suffering from this? >> you know, robin, i speak to patients every day who present with symptoms of anxiety and some don't realize it as such. i think the key is this is intense feelings worry, fear, panic that then interfere with your daily activities, and they can give you symptoms like the classic ones, cold and sweaty palms. you can have shortness of breath, palpitation, nausea, dizziness and this is a partial list by the way. these are real physical manifestations of something that is psychological or emotional but to be clear, this is not fluff. legitimate medical and psychological condition. >> i'm glad you're saying that. you often said -- say one size does not fit all but if you do feel that you're suffering from that, what should you do? >> i think it's important to look at this like a menu of options and really it's about finding what works for the individual. now there are more choices than ever. you can start with general psychotherapy. then a specific form of

ashton breaking it down. ♪ >>> message of resilience.acing a devastating diagnosis head on using his illness as a lesson about life. how he's teaching all his students about moving forward and how hope can keep you going. ♪ 24 karat >>> the real mvp. we're one-on-one with the woman kevin durant calls the secret to his success and his greatest coach. she's his mom. wanda durant and she's here live. ♪ baby >>> and hilary duff's creating sparks in times square and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. [ applause ] >>> wow! monday morning crowd. looking good and it's lara's birthday. happy birthday, lara. >> by the way -- >> thank you. >> that couldn't wait. >> thanks, robin. thanks, guys. you matched your tie. >> you are finally legal. 21 years old. >> what is this drinking you speak of? >> i'll tell you what we can't wait to hear from kevin durant's mother wanda. such an inspirational woman, so inspiring to him and that's going to be awesome. >> it's what he said about her a couple of years that really got me. once you hear the story y

at ashton streets. three wilmington were taken to the hospital and expected to survive. police have not offered a description of that hit-and-run vehicle. >>> congressman steve scalise remains in critical condition this morning, he was shot when a gunman ambushed a group of republican lawmakers and colleagues. it happened at a washington, d.c. baseball field while practicing for the congressional baseball game which is still on. stephanie ramos is live at the shooting scene in alis an -- alexvirginia. >> reporter: maker getting ready for bethany practice when they shot at. >> reporter: a blaze of gunfire fired at republican congressman at a baseball diamond 8 miles from capitol hill. 26 republican members of congress practicing for their annual charity baseball game against democrats some seeking refuge in the dugout. >> we have a victim down on the baseball field. >> reporter: that victim congressman steve scalise of louisiana with a rifle shot to the left hip. the capitol police security detail fired back at the shooter according to witnesses, both officers injured. wi

ashton says she doesn't think the decision to have your baby sleep alone or with you will make or breakyour bond. >> looking for a place in san francisco to watch game three of the nba finals? you could head to civic center plaza. the city is letting you watch game three there on a jumbotron for free. can't bring alcohol, it won't be sold there, either. this is video from last year's watch party. if you go, get there early because it gets popular. city officials recommend taking muni or bart. the warriors are opening up oracle for a viewing party since the game will be in cleveland. tickets cost 20 bucks for that at warriors.com. or you can watch in the comfort of your own home for free. espn and abc's coverage of game three of the nba finals starts tomorrow night at 5:30 on abc 7. just before that, join abc 7's larry biel and make the dubs on 7 preview show. tipoff is at 6:00 p.m. >> i'm so excited? >> you just can't hide. >> it we can do it. >> about to lose control and think you like it? >> if we win, we win taco bell, don't we? >> that's right, doritos loco for free. >> that's right

ashton kutcher do that thing where you say, you've been punked.>> i'll tell him. >> guillermo: you promise. >> no. >> guillermo: knock knock. knock knock. >> i'm not here. leave a message. >> guillermo: i got to tell you a joke. knock knock. >> i. >> guillermo: i'm not talking to lebron. are you stretching enough. i could be stretching a little bit more. >> guillermo: can you tell lebron james i'm not talking to him. i'll appreciate it. >> i got to tell him that you're not talking to him. >> guillermo: yeah, i'm not talking to him. >> do you think he is's worried about it. >>. >> guillermo: yeah. i want to be in your shoes. i'm not talking to him. >> yeah, i think on the bus ride over he was pretty quiet. so, i don't know what's going on now. i don't know if it's you. >> guillermo: i'll give him the cold shoulder. if you see him, tell him guillermo isn't talking to you. i don't have a lot of love for him. ♪ >> guillermo: let me hear how you're going to say it to lebron. >> hey, man, what's going on? i just wanted to say i don't think guillermo is

ashton says it's always foreign ask questions from the pediatrician and pharmacist. good tip for parents. you want to ask what to do if your child spits up the medication, because sometimes parents forget about that as well. >>> third time's a charm after finishing second the last two years, warriors all-star draymond green was named nba defensive player of the year. this season green set a team record by having at least 150 steals, and 100 blocks in his single season. he also became the first warrior to be named first team all defense three times. >> it's not just one guy who goes out there and do this. for our defense to be as good as it is, no 345er9 what i do out there it wouldn't matter and that takes 14 other guys who've dedicate and committed, you know, to the process. >> and for the second time in three years, kbolden state general manager bob meyers was named executive of the year. >> draymond green stopped kicking people in the groin and moved on to something much worse, his own podcast. it's a tough listen. it's a tough listen. lebron james recently went b

in a 2016 interview, mila kunis revealed that her and ashton kutcher's wedding rings were purchased forombined $190 on what craft website? >> ah, okay. tiffany--anything on tiffany would not sell for $190. unless it was a piece of dirt. harry winston is also very expensive. cartier--also very expensive, and i have a lot of friends who craft and who sell their stuff on etsy. so i'm gonna go with "d." etsy. final answer. >> you actually know etsy. that's impressive. you got it. $2,000. [applause] $3,000 question is up next. according to the national center for education statistics, roughly what proportion of public school teachers are female? >> okay. it's definitely not 10%. i know that most teachers in public schools are female. but i'm gonna go ahead and use my "50/50" because i'm not sure if it's 40 or 75. >> okay. final? >> final. >> okay, i'm gonna take away two incorrect answers. hopefully, this will help. "a," 10%. "d," 75%. >> it is definitely "d," 75%. final answer. >> this would be a good time to give a shout-out to 75% of those female teachers out there. >> yo, teachers! >> es

ashton talked about how to prevent sids. >> babies should never sleep on soft surfaces or same bed as their parents. they can be smothered or crushed. they should be sleeping on their backs. that's the campaign, back to sleep. that's the way to remind. mothers say, i put you on your tumny, go to sleep on your back, and no soft pillows or blankets. vicinity. >> she doesn't think the decision to have the baby sleep alone will make or break the bond. >> chances are, uber drivers have gotten a few odd requests, but nothing compares to the call this >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, expansion for google could be a boom for the south bay. thousands of jobs expected to open up in downtown san jose, and moving is never easy, but it doesn't have to be stressful. 7 on your side making it less hectic tonight at 5:00. this is moving season, you know, end of spring before summer. >> do i know, i just did it. it's always stressful. >> true. >> he can make it less, though. uber first, possibly the longest ride ever. >> it was just a profitable day. >> driver brent is home in texas after spending

the hit-and-run crash happened at ashton street at 10:00 p.m. none of the women have life clettenning -- life threatening injuries, but being checked out at christiana hospital. >>> tensions are running high as jury deliberations in the bill cosby trial enters a 4th straight day. they keep coming back to the judge with questions and pouring over the evidence for 27 hours now. jeanette reyes has more from the montgomery county courthouse. >> reporter: the jury is exhausted they have been deliberating for 24 hours, they will run for a 4th day of deliberations. it's no doubt they are struggling to come up with a verdict. bill cosby we've seen in previous days smiling and thumbs up to the crowd. yesterday he looked tired. a siegely wary bill cosby left after a third day of deliberations without a word to the fans or the media. the jury still struggling to reach a verdict. >> we're all exhausted and we're going home to get rest. >> reporter: what's taking so long is anyone's guess, a total of 6 questions have been asked most recently they asked to he

. >> yep, ashton and mila joined the 6 million plus batch lar nation fans who were doing the happy dice, now that paradise is going to start shooting again. cast members have been told the cameras roll this weekend. >> it is unbelievable, this show. it's like the greatest social experiment of all time. >> well, that social experiment turned into a two-week internal investigation conducted by warner brothers. no evidence of any wrongdoing or sexual misconduct was found. bull corinne's lawyer made it clear, their team is doing their own digging into what happened that day. >> did you interact with demario? >> they didn't seem like they were falling all over the place. they seemed like they were just drinking. >> alex was another contestant and an eyewitness in paradise. we spoke with the 27-year-old marine today. >> i've heard that corinne, on that second daly, was covered i bruises. >> i do remember seeing bruises, because she was, like, latching about it. she slipped or something. it was something completely irrelevant from the incident with demario. >> still working on the show? >> cor

you kn why, because he doesn't have no -- can you do me a favor and tell him, guillermo isn't ashtonat thing where you say, you've been punked. tell lebron james, guillermo isn't talking to you. >> i'll tell him. >> guillermo: you promise. >> no. >> guillermo: knock knock. knock knock. >> i'm not here. leave a message. >> guillermo: i got to tell you a joke. knock knock. >> i. >> guillermo: i'm not talking to lebron james. >> i know that. >> guillermo: are you stretching enough? >> i could be stretching a little bit more. >> guillermo: can you tell lebron james i'm not talking to ate it. >> i got to tell him that you're not talking to him. >> guillermo: yeah, i'm not talking to him. >> do you think he is's worried about it. >> guillermo: yeah. he's going to freak out, yeah. i have a segment on the show, it's called in your shoes. so, i want to be in your shoes. is he freaking out that i'm not talking to him? >> yeah, i think on the bus ride over he was pretty quiet. so, i don't know what's going on now. >> guillermo: i'll give him the cold shoulder. if you see him, tell him guillermo

. >> ashton kutcher mike dropped a catfish on the stage.ow is in memphis and the city's nhl team is in the running for the stanley cup actually nashville is the state's team. fans are known to hurl catfish before the game so ashton kutcher decided to join in on the fun. >> sti catfish is about. >> it's a southern thing. >> is it? okay, you'll explain later in the break. coming up on fox5 news morning one local airport changing the way ride sharing vehicles will be allowed to pick up fares. >> and under armour unveils a new feature which is guaranteed to make sneaker heads super happy. >> heading to break, live look across the d.c. region, it is 5:20, 57 degrees. back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and

jen ashton is here. dr. jen ashton, tourniquet on steve scalise. what would they be doing now? >> he arrives at a trauma center. very quick assessment. is the patient stable r unstabl? if they are stable, they go for rapid imaging. cat scans and everything else. you can often see an entry wound and you can't always find the exit wound and what the trajectory of the bullet was in the body, that determined what teams you need in the operating room. if it's bullet to bone, that would be orthopedic, and if it's vascular, blood vessels in the pelvis, that one vascular, and possibly five patients arrive at one trauma center. this isn't just about the surgeons. there are nurses, and ancillary staff that all take care of this. >> he said this is the first time he heard gunfire, but a lot of people on that scene will be dealing with shock. >> trauma, and if you listen carefully, george, to some of the eyewitness accounts, you can hear it in their voices. there is kind of a detachment. they were talking about what they saw in a matter of fact way. i saw a shooter and heard this many guns

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ashton montgomery. one thing i noticed before the games got going. you have the kids roll around and not say something they did well on the field. but something they did well in the classroom. how important is the student component. >> we always tell the kids, listen, you are a student athlete. and student comes first for a a reason. that's the message i mentor saying each and every week, that the kids are part of had this >> how big is it for these kids to have something to do after school competitive like football which i know they love >> i say let's get together and do some mentoring probably get two kids to show. now we say hey, let's get to go and do flag football and in the meantime we'll do mentoring, then we get the turn-out. >> let's come on in here, gentlemen. so i want to ask, what do you think you would be doing after school if you didn't have a program like this >> probably be somewhere studying, probably have a test every other week, probably be somewhere studying. most likely science probably. >> reporter: what do you think we're goin

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ashton, marmario, vanessa are h. plus, we have music from liam payne. do not change the channel. >>> an update to that brush fire that forced dozens of evacuations in burbank. firefighters say the flames are about 80% contained and the evacuation orders lifted. that fire broke out this afternoon and it did torch a hillside. close to 100 homes were evacuated initially. no one was hurt, though. back with more news in a moment. >>> puppy is doing well now, but it wasn't long ago that this pit bull was struggling to stay alive. the little girl found badly hurt in east palo alto. a police officer found the puppy running in the street, her face severely swollen by a wire wrapped around her muzzle. she was brought to the humane society where her injuries were the work of an abuser. >> this could be a person who has another dog, as well. we just don't have any information to go on. >> that's why investigators are working to find out who may be responsible for hurting this puppy. she's been given the name gabby by the shelter. they say she's recovering well, and