jen ashton. you and i both know, there are a lot of people watching the news tonight who have been taking that daily dose of aspirin to try to stroke. but for folks who are 70 or older, this is a major reversal. >> reporter: it's big news, david, in the world of cardiology. the new guidelines say if you are 70 and older, you should not take an aspirin to prevent a first heart attack or stroke, because the risk of bleeding is thought to be better than any potential benefit. >> if you've had the stroke before or a heart attack before, you should keep going? >> reporter: absolutely. these new guidelines do not apply to people who have already had a heart attack or stroke, they should not stop their aspirin. >> and what about the age group, say from 40 to 70, if they've been taking a daily dose of aspirin, what do you do there? >> reporter: if you're between 40 and 70, and you are at high risk for heart disease, but low risk for bleeding, it might be an option, so, you should take to your doctor. >>

i went downstairs changed because i was excite toed meet ashton. and ashton wasn't in there.out. and had to go on this journey to first of all figure out who i was. because i was still a child trying to raise myself, realizing i had to raise this child. but then also figuring out how to navigate with his mother so that we could communicate and coparent for our child and to have the best life possible. i got full custody of my son, i then adopted his younger brother so i became a father of two. and now my boys are 12 and 18 but i got nem at 150 and 7 and so it has been quite a journey. >> trevor: it really has been quite a journey for you. >> hone least, this is-- i love you people will love you even more from reading this, excited for queer eye on netflix and your new podcast coming out. thank you for being on the show. >> he yes, yes. >> trevor: season three of queer eye launches on netflix march 159. his memoir is available now, karamo brown, everybody. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. (applause) ♪ pardon the interruption but this is big! now with t-mobile get the

ashton.dn't realize it can get this life-threatening so quickly. >> absolutely. so pneumonia is an infection in the lungs and obviously it can be caused by a bacteria, viruses or a fungus. cdc estimates 1 million cases a year and about 50,000 deaths so absolutely it can be fatal and basically it causes fluid or pus to fill up in those air sacs. we can't oxygenate our blood. if you look at this x-ray, that circled area is what we call a consolidated area of infection so that's what pneumonia looks like on a chest x-ray. >> there's this concern about the connection between double pneumonia and sepsis. >> any infection that spreads from its original site into the blood, that's called sepsis. that also can be fatal and that can affect other organ systems like your heart, kidneys, can cause a variety of symptoms like shortness of breath, discolored skin around the mouth or nose. severe pain. this is a medical emergency. this requires hospitalized treatment. >> there is a vaccine for pneumonia, rig

then you fess word to ashton carter asking if women are capable, -- then you fast forward to ashton cartering if women are capable, but you can see in the chronological part that women are capable all along. brian: did you ever wanted to go and see combat? ms. rivers: no, i did not. that was not a goal or mission for me. just like it is not a goal or mission for men, right? there are men i served with in military intelligence who love what they did, and i loved that aspect of what i did. i am by nature someone who likes to research and gather information, and that is what military intelligence allowed me to do, to research what people were doing and talking about on the ground and to gather that information and to be a resource and provider of intelligence for people who do do that, both men and women. outn: what did you find from the women you talk to as to why they want to dress up in fatigues and combat boots and put a rucksack on and have a rifle in their hands and go out mud?all through the what is driving them? ms. rivers: i guess you could ask the same question of men, right? i gues

ashton will explain how it works sfliefrm the new tech on your phone that helps to catch car thieves in the act. one mfl player took it to take down an alleged she have. >> the 16-year-old who is accepted to nine how schools. we're not talking about college. this is law school. what were you doing when you were 16, right? >> it makes me feel so inkwad at. >> fail my driving test. that's a true story. >> you did too? >> all three of us failed our driving tests. >> look where we are now. >> the written test? >> twice, actually. >> i can't relate to you on that one. that is a bad one. >> p. great. >>> two bands confirmed for shows on -- >> drake, lady gaga, justin timberla timberlake. why a fitness company could be in trunl. spoiler why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, get fast, reliable internet for $49.95 a month and save $600 a year. just one more way we take your business beyond. but hurry, switc

ashton is here to give us that info and the great julia lieu driouis-dreyfus with good about her healthnd her hilarious new show veep. it's only on gma. >> i'm excited for that. >> i love her. it's good to hear she's doing well. can't wait to see that. see you then. thank you,ginger. >>> happening today, lyft and uber drivers across the state planning to protest what they're demanding. >>> plus, we're going to explain this viral video of former governor arnold schwarzenegger chasing a mini pony. what is happening? >> what is happening? >>> right now, a live look at the golden gate bridge. always looking beautiful. you will need on shshow me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh... yeah i made myself a little comfortable here. i got a pizza for amy! yes, that's me! xfinity lets you search netflix, prime video, and youtube with the sound of your voice. and i don't have my wallet, so... that's simple. easy. awesome. get xfinity internet and tv for $40 each a month for 12 months when you bundle both, and get 20 hours of cloud dvr servic

ashton, thank you. and for all of the americans dealing with the same disease. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the other news this wednesday night. r. kelly back behind bars tonight, just hours after his explosive interview, denying allegations of sexual abuse. he jumped out of his chair during the interview. as he was pressed, has he ever had sex with underage girls, and what is his relationship with the women that live with him not? abc's alex perez in chicago. >> reporter: tonight, embattled r&b singer r. kelly back in custody, after failing to pay $161,000 in child support. kelly already charged with ten counts of criminal sexual abuse, three of those alleged victims minors. >> this is not about music! >> reporter: his arrest comes just hours after an explosive interview on cbs where he denieddenied all allegations of sexual misconduct. >> have you ever had sex with anyone under the age of 17? >> no. no. >> never? >> no. i have been assassinated. i have been buried alive. but i'm alive. >> reporter:

jennifer ashton is here with the latest. so, please tell us more about this new drug. >> this drug is called zulresso. it would be given intravenously over a period of about 2 1/2 days. it works differently than other antidepressants. the results are almost immediate whereas other antidepressants can take up to three weeks to see an effect and potentially this drug may be available to women as early as june. >> so what are the potential risks and downfall? >> with any drug a kind of a long list, number one, cost, this drug is expected to be $35,000 per treatment. >> what? >> yes. there will be major issues with access because they will only be available in what's called restricted settings which means hospitalized medical observation. there are potential side effects which are loss of consciousness so, again, potentially big news for women's health but the cost is a major -- >> is that something your insurance would cover? >> we have no idea and it depends about medicaid covering it as well. >> insurance companies say they'r

you fast-forward to ashton carter asking if women are capable. you can see in that chronology that women have been capable all along. that is part of what i wanted to show. brian: did you ever want to go into combat? ms. rivers: no, i didn't. that wasn't something that was a goal and a mission for me. just like it's not a goal and a mission for all men. there were men i served with in military intelligence who loved what they did. i certainly loved that aspect of what i did. i am by nature somebody who likes to research and gather information. that's exactly what military intelligence allowed me to do, to research what people were doing and talking about on the ground and gather the information. to be a resource and provider of intelligence for people who do that incredibly important combat mission work, both men and women. brian: you talk about why they want to dress up in fatigues, combat boots, put a rucksack on and have their rifle in their hands and go out and fall l throughhrough -- craw the mud, what is it that is driving them to do that?

jen ashton. and jen, you and i were talking about this before, pancreatic cancer is one of the most difficult cancers to diagnose, because it moves so rapidly before you even know it? >> reporter: exactly, david. this is a rare but aggressive type of cancer. it's one of the leading causes of cancer deaths. and often, it's not caught until it's at a late stage. the majority of cases are diagnosed when it's already spread. >> a lot of patients, people at home are going to be wondering then, should i be asking my doctor when i go for my physical, or for my checkup, you're going to hear it in your own office, but there's a problem there, too? >> reporter: exactly. there's no screening test for pancreatic cancer, because it is a relatively uncommon cancer. but there are risk factors that we know about that people can take steps to reduce. diabetes, obesity, smoking, family history, certain genetic mutations, all increase the risk. but there is reason for hope. there are over 1,000 clinical trials for

ashton is here. >>> justin bieber's struggle.d post this weekend revealing he feels superdisconnected and weird. asking for fans' prayers and saying he's facing his private battle head on. ♪ you can't hurry love >>> tonight's the night. is colt. 's journey to love finally over? or just beginning. chris harrison revealing what happened after colton jumped the fence. >> everything was pouring out of him. >> now, just hours away from the finale. >> did he feel the show let him down? >> that's never been an opened the "the bachelor" like this. all ahead as "bachelor" week begins. and we say, good morning, america. >>> and that's right. tonight is the night. on "the bachelor." good morning, america. hope you're well this monday morning. >> take a look at this. that is not the only love on "the bachelor." posted over the weekend by a-rod with the simple caption she said yes. jennifer lopez posting the same shot. only with heart emojis. >> that ring. zblmgt ahead, a heartwarming moment ahead from the stars of "grey's anatomy." zblmt the

ashton, thank you so much.n to make. she's been accepted to more than 50 colleges. she's earned more than a million dollars in scholarships and now she gets to decide where she wants to go and abc's will reeve is here with her incredible story. >> yeah, good morning, amy. it's hard to think about applying to 50 colleges if you've been through the college application process and it's even harder to think about getting into them, but that's exactly what one georgia student did. >> dear jakelia, congratulations on your acceptance to florida southern, the college of wooster, college of portland. >> reporter: college acceptance letters are exciting for all high school seniors, imagine opening up not 1, not 2 but 55. >> every day i was starting to get acceptances. whoa, did i really apply to that many schools? >> reporter: 17-year-old jakelia baker couldn't decide where she wanted to go to school so the valedictorian and volleyball player from georgia applied to a lot. >> yeah. we want you. we reviewed your applicati

bears recorded their first win over gloucester in 11 years with a 28—24 win in the premiership at ashtoninished off the best try of the night for bristol early in the second half and lifts the bears up to 9th. and it was an unhappy homecoming for leeds rhinos in superleague. their first match at headingley this season ended in a 35—18 defeat by wakefield. castleford top the table after beating hull kr. a disappointing day for british riders at the world track cycling in poland. including the news that laura kenny has pulled out of the championships because of illness. jill douglas and sir chris hey look back. another exciting day racing here, day three of the world championships, injuring it by myself as well as chris yi of those rare days we've come to see in cycling in recent times, for great britain, they haven't been on the podium. that does not take anything away from the quality of racing here. too no, it has been spectacular. britain was to win a medal, laura kenney was down to write in that but she is unwell. still had high hopes, but it wasn't to be for her, but phenomenal perfo

ashton here with what everyone needs to know about food allergies and flying. >>> tying the knot.s day and the one big detail they've already settled on for the ceremony. >>> safe and sound. two baby otters found stranded off the california coast just a few weeks old. inside their rescue and recovery. it is the cutest segment you'll see this morning. ♪ >>> and one wild wednesday. two big events, three of your favorite cast members from "veep" all he pour ugar on them, def leppard is here live performing one of their greatest hits of all time. get ready to rock and they're all saying -- >> good morning, america. [ applause ] ♪ >>> wicked cool. >> that is a line out there. >> thanks for being with us on this wednesday morning. >> it is march madness time and getting in shape with a work basketball stars love and jennifer aniston loves it as well. her trainer is here with a knockout trainer that you can try at home. big fella there. >>> we have a lot of news to get to including the latest on the jussie smollett case. lots of reaction to that decision by the prosecutors to drop all ch

jen ashton explains the science behind the phenomenon. >> there's something called the hpa access.als from the brain that communicate with the pancreas and adrenal gland. that can affect the sugar levels and lead to type 2 diabetes. >>> coming up on gma, dr. ashton shares her tips on how to destress. >>> new this morning, facebook is rolling out a new initiative to fight revenge porn on its platform. the company it's to block nude photos before someone shares them on facebook and instagram without their permission. facebook says its new detection technology includes artificial intelligence. it stops the spread of intimate images, including near nude photos and videos. facebook is launching a hub called not without my consent on its safety center page. >>> now your morning money report and a new push for wells fargo ceo tim sloan to be fired. >> that demand was made yesterday after filings revealed the fran-based bank -- san francisco-based bank paid sloan $2 million. it came out a day after sloan testified to congress about wells fargo consumer abuse issues. in a statement, it was

jennifer ashton is talking approximate it. >> the caveat.is a classic example of association, not cause and effect. it's a tradeoff george. we talk about low carb. if that's effective in losing weight and, therefore, reducing risk of coronary heart disease, that might be worth it if you have to trade a little for the risk of a-fib. >> dr. ashton will have a full report at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. >>> all right. friends look at your screens. a new world record for something you didn't know existed. look at this weightlifting champ. he's tearing aecord 23 vehicle license plates in half in one minute. bill clark accomplished the feat in august in new york. guinness world records recently posted this video on youtube. he tore the license plates with his bear hands. strange. >> they have a category for this. >> sounds like something happened when a bunch of guys were hanging around each other on a friday night. >> i wonder how many you can do. 23 in in one minute. >> it's impressive, i guess. i don't know why you want to rip up license pl

ashton will have a full report on gma at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. >>> all right.s okay. that's all right. we've got southbound 101 looking good. we do have just wanted to mention to you, that should say southbound 880 overnight. all lanes will be blocked again tonight. tuesday into tuesday morning for sign work there. just a heads up. they've reopened it for today. it is slow and go. otherwise, we have some drive times for you. 680 from highway 4 into walnut creek. it's not bad at all. highway 4 into oakland, it's under ten minutes. tracy to dublin, that is a bit of a grind. still, this morning, about 45 minutes. >>> let's look at time for weather. the a's are at oracle park. a chance of showers especially early and that chance will taper. the game may be delayed a little bit. here's a look at the rain starting to encroach upon the marin county coast as it continues to fly out of the southwest and head towards the northeast. rainfall through 9:00 this morning. best chance santa rosa, calistoga northward, everywhere except for towards brentwood. san jose, you'll ge

jen ashton explains. >> a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. is just getting going. we're up 25 points. >>> san jose planning a monument to rival the st. louis arch or the eiffel tower. they're coming up with wild ideas. >>> one of the three government website to visit today. i'm michael finney and this is a 7 on your side quick tip. let's begin with your retiemt. go to the social security administration. that is ssa.gov. there you need to check that you're getting credit for every year you worked and how much money you earn. you don't do that and they're incorrect, your retirement won't be as high as as it would be. >>> do not call do.gov. you put your name on that along with your telephone number. enough numbers will go away to make it worth your time. >>> finally, go to annual credit report.com. that's not a government site. but it is a government mandated site. you go there and three times a year you can check out your credit report. make sure nothing funny is going on. something that could hurt your credit score. now, if you do all three o

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and so one night it was like, "sir lord and lady ashton.ntlemen, tim allen." [ laughter ] so i derailed the theater. >> seth: you -- >> but then i kept hanging around it. seth: we -- this episod again, there are -- you wrote a ton of sondheim-esque songs. id you. as >> seth: i helped out a very little bit with this episode. but i enjoyed it a great deal. >> yes. >> seth: but you -- >> you helped. your additions were ru inntal. no pun intended, instruments. [ laughter ] instruments, music. >> seth: but one of the fun things was both of us had to do this. neher of us can sing a lic >> not a bit. >> yeah. >> seth: and we had to, for the incredible composer for this, eli -- >> yes. >> seth: we would sing into our iphones and then just send him us singing. >> yes. and what i would do is i would take a melody that already co existed and wawritten. and then i would add my own words. and i'd go, "how about this?" and eli would say, "well, that's alreada song." [ laughter ] and he had to listen to me sing. so i have all these voice memos of -- >> se

jen ashton.> good morning, whit. >> a lot of people -- my kids not quite teenagers yet. i know that day is coming, but the problem is teens seem to want to go to bed late and never want to wake up early. >> right. >> it seems like a good concept to start school later, but is there research to back it up? >> that's the thing. not a lot, but the bulk of it has been done at the university of washington in seattle. what it suggests is that teenagers actually have different circadian rhythms that make it harder to fall asleep with regular time cues like darkness and they actually also studied setting the school time to a later start and they found that on average, it increased the amount of sleep by 34 minutes a night which doesn't sound like a lot, but then they saw attendance went up, academic performance went up slightly, so interesting findings. >> here's the argument from opponents. they think this is a lazy copout, right? isn't the whole point of high school to prepare teenagers for the real wor

jen ashton.orning. >> first, what exactly is pneumonia? >> well, you heard whoopi talk about it but this is an infection that can be caused by bacteria, viruses or fungus in the lung. it involves the air sacs and then they fill with fluid or pus. if you take a look at this c.a.t. scan, eva, you can see how bad this can be. on a c.a.t. scan of the lungs air looks black. fluid or pus looks white so you can see on the right the technical term is dirty lungs but that's a patient with pneumonia and all of that white can be pus and consolidated infection and that obviously can impair the ability of the blood to pick up oxygen. >> which makes it understand why it's so hard to breathe there. whoopi said she was septic. what does that mean? >> sepsis is something that according to sepsis.org, 40% of americans have never heard the term, and so she is increasing awareness by telling her story. this is when a localized infection spreads to the bloodstream and then if not treated, it can progress to involve o

jen ashton will talk more about this.at people need to understand. it can be caused by hemorrhage or bleeding or it can be caused by a clot. those are the two main categories. and if you think of this tube as one of the arteries in the brain, or in this case really in the neck, one of the vertebral arteries, if it gets kinked a clot can form. if it gets torn that can cause hemorrhage. there have been case reports as we heard in amy's piece of this rarely occurring with chiropractic treatments, beauty salon. it's tully -- actually called the beauty salon syndrome. >> my mom suffered that when she got older. >> any extreme position of your neck is kind of when they say, doc, it hurts when i do this. the doc says, don't do that. >> there are different types. are the symptoms the same? >> the symptoms are the same. that's what people really need to know. we go by the acronym f.a.s.t. that stands for facial droop, arm weakness, difficulty with speech. "t" is for time, it's time to call 911, because minutes matter when you have

ashton. do you would be hearing your story. what i mean genius idea i want to what it's like to live in a bottle house well plastic waste is certainly a curse throughout africa it's even played a big part in degrading lake victoria in kenya more than thirty million people live in victoria shores and that also has a drastic effect on the environment yes n.t. other fishing has left more than three quarters of the fish species unique to africa's largest inland body of water and the threat of extinction but new kinds of fish farms could help turn the situation around. this fish took is arriving in nairobi with the fish delicacy that was never so freshly available here . it's brought a load of four hundred kilometers from lake victoria and. the new type of cooling box in the cargo hold makes it possible. for what we had. used the back kind of basket you would carry sometimes i would get british. the fresh to lafayette comes from these fish cages in lake victoria. five years ago just off the island of fun gano brother and sister team

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slovenian philosopher and cultural critic reject is the latest guess on going underground with ashton return say one of the things they discussed was the question of freedom in the digital age their full discussion airs on saturday here on our to international but here's a quick taster. the more you think you are city what can be more free than just think of the web and so on the more likely you are. both does politics of comparatively don't even appear as an experiment as far as. this week the british government says that these powerful tech companies it's more a question of consumer choice don't most dangerous unstudied don't say always to beat didn't did you experience. your freedom of course what you do want you to watch and so on but you're right she said i think you start out immediately and so you are going to drone into very exercise of you. but you don't trust your own choice except our own so let me get my make up for here is that most of their colleagues used that media to stand. in the style of their own but i have to go for a diabetic he does not actually cease we. labor

jennifer ashton back with this.re so common. we don't talk about them enough. >> exactly. >> what do people need to know? >> well, we have a saying in ob/gyn that if a woman is pregnant enough times her chance of having a miscarriage before she even knows she's pregnant is so incredibly high. however -- and this is the big but -- that does not make it any easier. when you're sitting with a woman who are a couple who's just had a loss, this is a loss of life. it is a major, major and traumatic event and they have different processes and stages of grief and mourning, and we need to realize that. in terms of causes, there is such a long list. the most common by bar is a chromosomal abnormality in the embryo, but there are structural like fibroid, certain hormonal conditions that predispose a woman to loss and less common things like infection or clotting disorder and, again, yes, it's important to know the statistics but when it happens to you, it really doesn't matter how many other people have it happen. >> that list

jennifer ashton is here with much more.so controversial. >> it's controversial, there's a lot of discontent and debate between major medical associations and the government, fda, because for several years now the fda has been concerned and watching skyrocketing rates of e-cig use amongst youthment we have to be clear. this is not about the use in adults. this is about the use in teens and they're looking at that and people want them to act. so yesterday the fda released what it's calling issue guidance which is kind of like their plans for what they're going to do to address this issue. basically in a nutshell not until 2021 will they start to really look at targeted advertising of youth possibly, ban or restrict the flavored e-cigs like menthol which are so tempting to this age group in particular and so a lot of medical groups saying, not enough, not fast enough. this is a problem we have to address now, so the american lung association issued a statement. take a look. until the fda is willing to take meaningful action by

you could google and i'm good at it should take care of their ashton and if i go to the augusta with a similar golf game and i have long since i'm not a cheat i've shown over the first few weeks of the year i go have a great chance mcelroy their reminder now of our top stories at this hour zealand's prime minister says proposals to tighten gun control laws will be announced in ten days. meanwhile people have been mourning the fifty victims of the attack on two mosques in the city of christchurch. and it is official germany's two biggest lenders story and cameras are talking about a mega merger us after months of rumors swirling around these two troubled institutions. up next march today earth from above that's all we have time for now but you want to see that program coming up next for me in the entire crew here thanks so much. tomorrow today most of the field people turn. looked down from high above the earth . and here far out into space. much to the images we find tell us about a planet and the people that live on it. join us on an journey into space. to borrow today the next g.w.

they won 28—24 at ashton gate, to climb up to ninth in the premiership.r now. now time to the weather, with darren. if i lease quiet start to the weekend, but we are expecting wet and windy to put in from the atlantic. by sunday, we have got storm freya on the way. that is yet to develop into a storm, it will come from that area of cloud, there. that cloud already brings in wet and windy weather in from the atlantic, that area of cloud clearing away, but it is brightening up here. we have already got the rain arriving in northern ireland, turning wet and windy here, that will push its way further across scotland and into western parts of england and wales. the strongest winds likely to be across northern ireland, and some strong to gale force winds here. a southerly wind, not that cold, temperatures even in the rain around ten or 11 degrees. where it is dry in the midlands and eastern areas, 13 degrees is likely. we will get some rain later on, and that rain could linger, but at the same time, it gets really windy in north—west scotland, gales, severe gal

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exactly which is exciting to those countries and of yours included here that lived through remember ashton happened to remember the soviet union and i had some particular smiles and says no it isn't who haven't lived under the soviet rule might not recognize the trends but the trends are unmistakable marjon oppression that characterized the soviet union did you not we do not know if you actually wanted to murder in the pen. nudity pin because you were saying the wrong things in public this is precisely what happened this is gradually come to her house the harassment is the same and the handsomest the. exactly did you do have you not noticed the people have been put into prison prison in european union for hate speech this is censorship this is the same as it was in the old i was the one who was a star wars in the country who's most at home it's been good to have your conference to go to thank you time's up. because because because. because. because. because. i want to fight. the most. tragic course. what binds the continent together are. the answers and stories aplenty. spotlight on people

they won 28—24 ashton gate do climb up to ninth in the premiership, the best try was this effort fromtories and the latest from the european indoor athletics in glasgow on the bbc sport website. i will have more for you after 11 a:m.. thank you. the son of former al-qaeda leader 0sama bin laden has been stripped of his saudi arabian citizenship. it comes a day after the united states offered a $1 million dollar reward for information on the whereabouts of hamza bin laden. it's believed he is now the leader of the terror organisation, which is blamed for carrying out the september 11th attacks. professor fawaz gerges is the author of a book on al-qaeda and joins us in the studio. actually as i understand it, the citizenship was revoked at the end of last year? yes. and hasjust been announced. what is going on here? what we need to understand is there is so much we do not know about him. we don't know his well get telemark whereabouts, is he on the afghanistan pakistan border? is he under house arrest? what kind of role does he play on al-qaeda? is it inaccurate to say he is the leader

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james bond goes green, he would be driving electric ashton martin coming up. mornings with maria begins right now. >> take a look at futures, dow industrials expected to be down at the start of trading, again 15 points, s&p 50, up a point in the nasdaq, 5 and 3 quarters, mixed story today. dow industrials down third a percent. s&p 500 up 8 and nasdaq up 33 points at the lose but one half of a percent. let's start it off here with the story nationwide and a cheating scandal and the spotlight, hollywood stars lori loffman, high-profile names charged with bribing officials to make sure kids got into leap schools. shocking allegation, dagen. dagen: people who legitimately get kids to college by merit are irate, the story is astonishing, federal prosecutors charged dozens of wealthy parents including not just those two actresses but prominent law and business figures, former ceo of the big mutual fund company pimpco in sweeping indictment, charged with using bribes, bogus entrance exams and fake athletic achievements to get children admit today elite colleges, even

jennifer ashton says that the biggest issue with this new drug is cost. >> this drug comes with up to35,000 per dose price tag. medicaid and insurance, will they cover it? as a practicing physician, i can't imagine that they will. >> reporter: about one in nine women suffer from post-partum depression in the u.s. with symptoms ranging from sadness to thoughts of self harm even fears of baby. so this could be potentially life saving. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >>> and if you or someone you love is struggling with depression, you can find help. >>> and labrador retrievers are once again america's favorite dogs. experts say the labs have key qualities, they are smart, friendly, good with kids. this is not exactly a surprise because the golden lab has taken the top spot for 28 years in a row. roinding out the top five, german shepherd, golden retriever, french bulldog and standard bulldog. and we are just two days a were from the national puppy day celebration. join the abc 7 mornings team friday starting at 4:30 a.m. to find out how you can give an adorable little puppy a foforev

jennifer ashton joins us in a moment.w policies to help reduce kids' consumption of shurgery drinks. including price increasing and limits on marketing to children. >> the typical child consumes about 30 gallons of sugary drinks per year. this the largest source of added sugar in a child's diet. >> reporter: children and teens are currently consuming 17% of their calories from added sugar ps. half from sports drink, fruit-flavored drinks and sodas. >> tefd is becoming stronger and stronger that health defties have gotten worse. type 2 diabetes. fatly liver disease. tooth decay. >> reporter: drinks like water and milk should be the norm for kids. in a statement to abc news, the american beverage association says that they quote are supporting marnt who is want less sugar in their kids' diets by creating more drinks than ever before with less or no sugar. as well as smaller portion sizes. and by making water, milk, and so on% juice default beverages of restaurants serving children's meals. as we drive toward a goal of reduc

james bond goes green, he would be driving electric ashton martin coming up.utures, dow industrials expected to be down at the start of trading, again 15 points, s&p 50, up a point in the nasdaq, 5 and 3 quarters, mixed story today. dow industrials down third a percent.

ashton is going to be talking about nutrition which is always good so you don't want to miss it. >> stick water. ginger, we'll see you soon, thanks. star power at the wine auction. water and wine, two headliners. >> how the victims >>> all right. so we know today is just going to be cloudy. tomorrow we've got the rain. that means the morning commute, the first chance on wet pavement. hopefully you haven't forgotten, hasn't been that long. the evening commute more daunting, heavier showers and more of them and a chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow. so please be careful tomorrow on the roads. >> thank you, mike. firefest merchandise will soon be up for auction and the proceeds will be used to pay back the victims of the bei ca. the mainbilly mcfarland owes investors $26 million. the u.s. government hasn't found much in assets to resolve his debt but they did find two big boxes of merchandise. so there you go. >> you'll be clicking glasses with special guest at 39th annual auction event. >> pop star katy perry and restaurateur and author iriscur will kick off with katie's hits and she'll cook

jen ashton back with more. an exclusive from donny and marie os manned. the queer eye guys are here. scheduled to pretty much take over the show. you never know what's going to happen, especially in the second hour. >> all things keep getting better, rob. we'll see you soon. thank you. >>> top dog, the breed that is america's favorite. >>> as you get your day into gear, a live look outside at a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> all right. here's a look at the commute tomorrow. up in the north bay, it will be wet during the morning commute. the rest of us will have light to moderate rain during the evening drive. slippery streets out there during the day. and

that's the wall street journal, nbc news poll and also ashton, he's up in the real clear politics poll the president seems pretty solid right now. >> exactly. the president is actually doing very well right now and really what this boils down to is the democrat party is being led by ocasio-cortez out of new york city and nancy pelosi from california, the two most liberal places in the country, separated. while everyone that's trying to run for president needs to be campaigning to middle americans that live in iowa, new hampshire, the carolinas, and so the only way to distance themselves from what's actually taking place in their party and washington, d.c. is to create a false narrative that there is some kind of crisis here in the country. the reality is, is if any democrat president had the economy that donald trump has today, they would be celebrating it as if it could never be better. cheryl: the president is going to have to defend himself against -- there's obviously the political storm brewing from michael cohen and we have the mueller probe coming up. the one trend we're seeing,

ashton here with the latest. >>> embattled singer r. kelly breaks his silence making an emotional plea in his first interview since being charged with sexual abuse. >> i'm fighting for my [ bleep ] life. >> his explosive denial this morning. >>> cruise ship nightmare. dramatic new video showing the chaos on board that ship after 150-mile-per-hour wind gust knocks it on its side sending people and objects flying. dozens injured, at least eight rushed to the hospital. >>> and surviving an avalanche. the family driving down the highway when they're swallowed by snow. now they're telling their story. >>> good morning, america. hope you're well on this busy wednesday morning. >> i tell you, this bad weather has been relentless. we want to get right to those mandatory evacuations out west as that new storm hits. >> and take a look at this. the storm brought these powerful lightning strikes to california overnight. amazing images right there. 1500 pulses of lightning in just five minutes and now the heavy rains could lead to mudslides and our

ashton will be here to talk about how to stay safe while flying with an allergy. >>> the countdown is on for a a. 'v k legends def scenerock leppard performing one of their biggest hits. i. it's all coming up on gma. yes. >> someone actually poured some sugar on me during this edition of gma. is this true or false, ginger? >> i will not deny nor confirm. i'm pleading all of the fifth all over the place. yes. people take it so literally. we have a meteorologist that we work with who usually works in the evenings, she came in, got up at 3:30 this morning. that's the type of people. the diehard fans are filling the hallways here. >> alexis is rocking out over here in the traffic center too. >> i love a good dramatizati dramatization. >> might as well go for it. >> none of that cane sugar. >> got to be cane. >>> crab season is being cut short and it's an effort to protect other sea life. >>> plus, berkeley cracking down on rvs in the city. the controversial v tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite ch

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