ashton, let me start with you.dent pence says most people don't know who they are before the age of 18 and that's why he doesn't think any transition-related car regardless of what the individual or their parents or their doctors say. what's your response to that? >> i would be sure that he would be offended if i asked him if he knew he was -- who he was at -- at 16. he knew he was a man at 16, a young man. and so everyone does really know at that age. >> and rick, ashton transitioned as an adult. what was it like watching ashton try to fit in as a girl and a young woman? >> well, i would defer to ashton for more detail on that for his personal experience. but i know as a dad that he was full of inner turmoil when he was female. and i racked my brain to try to find an answer to what it was. and eventually found out when he was 19, it was at college, he was near suicide and did not see a path forward as a woman. so we brought him home and we started me one day, we were driving back somewhere in the driveway, and he

>> no, i didn't really know ashton. i met him one time at a party.l, so from iowa. [ laughter ] he's just a really cute guy. he walked in and he was with somebody. and he had a cooler. like, he had a cooler at the party. and i thought, that's interesting. he brings his own -- >> jimmy: was it transporting organs? [ laughter ] >> i mean -- >> jimmy: he brought his own beer to the party? >> i didn't ask him what's in the cooler. >> jimmy: that's super iowa, very iowa. [ laughter ] >> it wasn't bud light. >> jimmy: it wasn't? >> i'm not going to tell you what it was. i want it to be like the end of the movie "seven." where if you haven't seen it, then you don't know. >> jimmy: "very "raiders of the lost ark." you played best friends. you didn't really know each other? >> no, we didn't know each other when we started the movie. about a month before we started the movie i facetimed him. you know what i think we kind of need to get to know each other, because in the movie we've known each other 20 years, literally known every boyfriend, girlfriend, every b

but he also has a trans son named ashton.t their experience and why they view things differently than vice president pence. this is a relatively new issue on the political sphere. we heard from the vice president last night about his opinions about people like ashton, colby, and so we're going to talk to ashton and his dad, as well. >> looking forward to that conversation. on the comments from the former vice president, he's obviously in iowa declaring that he's running for president. why specifically do you think that he staked this position? >> well, i think, first of all, he's a man of serious conservative christian faith. i'm sure he believes every word of what he said. i think also in terms of politics, there is an opportunity for him to win the votes of conservative christian evangelicals in iowa which is a sizable voting block. ted cruz won the iowa caucus in 2016 with support of those individuals. that is the lane that he is pursuing. as to why he thinks his opinion is worth more than that of parents and doctors, i do

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ashton is here to break it all down.he new warning for tourists who keep getting too close to the animals at yellowstone national park. incredible moment caught on camera. a rare white panda spotted in the wild, believed to be the only one of its kind in the world, now seen on video for the very first time. ♪ >> the heat is on. >> miami bounces back in game 2 of the finals taking a win in denver as the series shifts to miami. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. hope you had a good weekend. these finals are something. >> miami heat not mia last night, getting it done on the road. >> we're going to get right to the news. we'll begin with a scare over our nation's capital. fighter jets scrambled when a plane flew through restricted air space. sonic boom rattled the area, briefly put the white house and capitol on alert. martha raddatz is in washington with the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. it was an unsettling, frightening moment for t

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jen ashton is here to break et it down.ommon form of diabetes. they're finding this is 50% largely due to obesity, these forecasts, possibly a big player in this is from diet. the consumption of ultraprocessed high calorie foods. when you talk about the bad news of these increasing type ii diabetes rates, the good news is type ii diabetes is largely reversible and preventible. >> we've been talking about how many of the medications for diabetes also work for people with obesity. tell us about the new report about monjouro. >> they are the new kid on the block. it works on a couple different mechanisms but this glp-1. this study had almost 1,000 overweight adults with type ii diabetes, 60% to 65% lost more than 10% of body weight. they also saw some improvement in their bad cholesterol, their blood pressure and glucose control. remember, when you talk about making a dent in health outcomes and risks, 5% of excess body weight or your starting body weight is really all that's needed. this met that end point. >> we all know peo

ashton is here live. >>> on stage scare. the moment bebe rhexa was struck in the head with a cell phone during a concert in new york. the latest this morning. >>> and a stunning victory at the u.s. open with under dogs wyndham clark winning the title and clinching his first ever major championship. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning, michael. hope you had a good weekend. we have breaking news. secretary of state blinken met with president xi of china early this morning. >>> happy belated father's day to both of you. also this morning looking live at ashton villa in galveston texas. a monument commemorating juneteenth when in 1865 the freedom of enslaved black people was announced in texas, one of the last groups to be freed in the u.s. >> we'll have much more on that ahead. but first we begin with severe weather. deadly storms battering the south, while others are under alert for life threatening heat. ginger is tracking it all. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, michael. ja

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ashton will be talking about malaria. solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm erin from abc7. morning. checking in now with jobina for a look at traffic. hi jobina. hi. >> coomassie. thank you. good morning everybody. we're starting here with a live camera in walnut creek showing you traffic on 680 in the southbound direction. your speeds will be under the limit but no blocking problems there. a foggy golden gate bridge. the chp has not issued an advisory this morning and our drive times are really going to be slow. if you're traveling westbound on 8-80 highway four to the maze, 36 minutes that crash on the upper deck of the bay bridge has cleared. hey, drew. hey there. >> temperatures right now, jobina. we're in the 50s to lower 60s as you step out the door right around 8 a.m. but it is quite cloudy across much of the bay shoreline. we already have some sunshine inland, but we'll find increasing sunshine as the day goes on. we are closer to average this afternoon with those temperatures are warmer spo

jen ashton is back. this is your wheel house, gynecology and nutrition.ormonal imbalance. signs and symptoms include everything from irregular periods to weight gain, obesity, excessive body hair, acne, insulin resistance. it can increase the risk of type 2 die beatty, metabolic syndrome, fertility issues. not always, but it can. how do we make the diagnosis? really, a combination of good history, good physical exam, some blood tests to look at hormone levels, possibly plus minus an ultrasound even though that's kind of fallen out of favor recently. it can be subtle. it's not always so obvious. >> why are these medications for this, and what are the risks? >> in terms of management, i think these medications have an awful label role for pcos. it depends on the severity. we normally manage this with attention to diet, nutrition, a good eating plan, possibly hormonal management. weight loss medications have a role. we used to use the drug metforeman a lot with women with pcos. it's still used. then medications to treat acne and body hair. but i think when y

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annie ashton, wife of luke ashton. and dan, thank you, as well.lated and unable to speak out. one police force has made over 20,000 domestic abuse - arrests in the last year. so former chief superintendent parm |sandhu, explains how to get supportj for yourself or someone in need. also today, singer tony christie is dealing with his dementia diagnosis with the help of friends, family and his love of music. this sunday he's putting on a special performance to say thank you to carers all over the uk. plus, family is at the heart of presenter mark wright's new bbc one show. he's hitting the road i on an epic trip, and has a pit stop at the studio. he shares how cliff- jumping uncovered a fear he never knew he had. and you might not be looking forward to this and what you might not be looking forward to this summer is heart burn. dr ranj's here to help. it's something i suffer from myself and all the bbq's and get—togethers during the warmer months, just makes it worse. i'll be telling you the food you need to swap your bangers for. and getting outdoo

ashton montalvo and d'angelo boone have been cut loose because the officers who are involved in theirase, a part of that antioch text message, messaging scandal. our 2 murders now released because these officers of the dumb things that they tested well, they weren't charged with murder. they were charged with arson doing damage to a body you amanda late in the body. so that's what they were charged with. >> one would infer, oh, they must out something to do with the murder. otherwise, why would you burn the body? that's what a lot of people are thinking. but look how far this reaches riot police officers do things like this. look at the ripple effect in this case. these 2 men who apparently were guilty by evidence that the antioch police collected the da relied on that found weekend. bring this before during other cases are being dismissed. but think about the ripple effect through the bay area, if not the state of california, juries are going to be sitting listening to evidence. and i guarantee you, defense attorneys are going to be arguing, how can we trust our police beyond a reaso

jennifer ashton is here to break it down.s study was motivated by women who approached some pediatrician and said we should study other impacts on breast-feeding that don't just have to do with the mother who's breast-feeding. let's look at other people who may be involved, ie, the dads. good news is dads have a significant impact. the study found moms are 40% more likely to engage in breast-feeding their baby if the father or man in the baby's life supports it or encourages it. the bad news is that dads still are behaving in a way that's called, quote, suboptimal when it comes to their engagement and participation in the infant behaviors. >> what are some of the benefits of breast-feeding? >> i think it's important to realize this is not one size fits all. it's not an easy decision for every new mom. but the medical benefits when you look at for the baby, as well as the mom, it's a big immune booster for the baby. it can reduce a plethora of health risks for the mom, obesity, cancers. high blood pressure. i'm going to tell y

police believe they did build a strong case against ashton mentovle and deangelo boone last october, but the case against them relies heavily on the work of antioch officers associated with those racist texts. as a result, the contra costa county district attorney's office says it no longer has confidence in the integrity of the prosecution and says they will dismiss the charges. >>> update on a gut-wrenching story on the peninsula. twin girls orphaned after their parents were killed in a car crash. now the girls' family is taking legal action. today the amman family spoke to janelle wang at their attorney's office. greg and grace were driving home from dinner last november when redwood city police say street racers killed them right there on el camino real. the twin girls, 7 years old at the time, were in the back seat of their parents' car. they were seriously injured but survived the crash. >> physically, they're okay. emotionally, you know -- >> physically, they're okay. emotionally, they experience this every day. they have to live through the accident, which they both remember.

back in galveston, ashton villa stands in stark contrast to the remains of the slave quarters of varner-hogg a memorial of prestige and power. here, i find competing narratives about galveston and juneteenth. at one point, it was declared the place where general gordon granger triumphantly read his order announcing freedom, but that account has been debunked as a myth created to offer a more heroic story to this iconic structure. as i sit with the complexities of galveston, i reflect on why we often find it so tempting to gloss over parts of history to make it more palatable. to better discern fact from fiction, i met up with dj cox, a local author who wrote the book, "dispelling myths about juneteenth". dj: there's this perception that nobody knew the emancipation proclamation had been issued, but they were fully aware of it. the enslaved people may not have known, but what they knew was irrelevant because they could not emancipate themselves, otherwise they wouldn't have been enslaved all that time. and so the mentality of the state seemed to have been, if you want them, you're gonna have

the family claims surveillance cameras showed deangelo boone and ashton montalvo bringing mykaella's body to the trash can in the location where her body was set on fire. >> justice is not being served. they have too much evidence. this happened before all this came out and now they just come like all of a sudden like that? it's a copout. the system is failing us. >> the d.a.'s office says their case relied heavily on the work of officers involved in that scandal. they say by dropping the case now, they can prosecute the two suspects in the future. >>> the city of san rafael will have a new board to keep an eye on its police force. the council unanimously approved after a bloody beating during an arrest sparked community outcry. this is body cam video from the arrest of july last year. officers had approached julio jimenez lopez and two other men drinking beer in the street and during the struggle lopez suffered a head injuries and a broken nose as he was taken to the ground. there will be recommendations given to the police department and it will begin accepting applications next mo

family says there is plenty of video evidence from surveillance cameras that show d'angelo boone and ashton montalvo bringing her body in a trash can to the location where she was set on fire. >> justice has not been served, he had too much evidence! michaela was gone before all this came out and now they just come out all of a sudden like that? it is a copout! the system is failing us! >> reporter: the family hopes by speaking out it will bring more attention to the case. her mother admits her daughter was battling a drug addiction but says the two men should not be able to walk away without paying for their crimes. >> michaela was so wonderful. even though she had a bad thing when she got on those drugs, she was a good person, loving and kind and trusting too much all the time! >> reporter: the autopsy did reveal that michaela had meth and fentanyl in her system. the district attorney says that now by dropping the charges it leaves open the possibility of ringing back the charges in the future. >>> now to alameda county, where the men accused in the freeway shooting that killed jasper wu

the reason, prosecutors say the case against the suspects, ashton, montalvo and d'angelo boone, relied heavily on investigative work by antioch police officers who are part of the racist text message scandal . they are material witnesses to the case and no one, no prosecution can proceed if the material witnesses to the case cannot testify. assistant district attorney annie esposito reviewed the evidence and she says the scandal that revealed racist text messages between more than 40 officers is having a huge impact, forcing prosecutors to review every single case. the officers touched. they have to be reviewed in individually case by case by case, because one size does not fit all. it punched me in the gut to know that my sister will never get justice because of something that's going on in our city. it just doesn't make sense. michaela's family says in this case, they want antioch police and prosecutors to refile criminal charges based on surveillance video and other evidence, something that the da's office says they will do if new evidence emerges. there's too much evidence. that's

sarah ashton cyril, that is, not a man and not a woman.ly designated or designated or designated. here i am. i understand honestly, so i will proceed from the name of genders, and i will go from a normal person not to understand. so she outlined, and the goal of ukraine in the war against russia this is a transgender. sarah quote. this victory will strengthen the lgbt community around the world, because that there will be one less country that will be able to persecute ukrainians of lgbt members, we intend to inflict on the russian occupier. such a revolutionary defeat that russia itself will have to look inside the devilry. this is, uh, satanism and this is sodomy in the truest sense of the word, and uh, any christian, in general any person. uh, monotheist books. eh, tell you this. i want the people of kiev to hear this, uh, to hear normal sane ukrainians. so that they understand this, that from the cradle e orthodoxy from the cradle of christianity and from just a stronghold, and our eastern christianity wants to make pieces of meat out

it began to meeting ashton's law, but from it's quite a several days ago. authorities a warning of back you. we may not be able to return to their homes for months. ukraine says russia has a tax civilian targets in the southern city of odessa, coming at least 3 people and wounding more than a dozen others. you can't even believe said the overnight attack, damage to business center shops and a residential building of the city center. the regional administration says full russian nissans was launched from a ship in the black sea. 3 of them are intercepted before he think. that's how it gets in odessa, dw correspondence, when you finally got, told us more about these latest attacks. a little bit been the that southern thoughts with you for this. so seems to have been targeted overnight that we read the notes and handled. but of course, now we're hearing off of bio, um, as you said, a party single fire, things are broken out. your business center also, it's a warehouse off of a retail train, the same a residential complex of the little shops in the sites that have been talking to the party'

it for dan, admitting ashton lava from its crater several days ago. authorities are warning of factories, but they may not be able to return to their homes for months. around the president of the human i you see has we're going to where to point a tour of latin america. a venezuela. he signed cooperation agreements with liter nicholas, my daughter, claiming declaring that both countries have common interests, as well as common enemies of guys. his schedule also includes visits to new corolla and cuba. well, you lawmakers have agreed to changes in draft artificial intelligence roles proposed by the european commission. the aim is to set a global standard for technology use for everything from automated factories to self driving cars to chat boxes. the law makers will now have to rush out details with you countries before the drop rolls become legislation. most agree that rules are essential, but there's some disagreements on how strict they should be. evidence that whenever computers do jobs that previously required human intelligence, we speak of artificial intelligence. i crops up and m

mark ashton, bbc news.litical saga over the us debt ceiling has ended — with the stroke of a pen. on saturday, presidentjoe biden signing a bill that suspends the debt limit for two years and cuts back on some federal spending. it comes just days before the deadline ofjune 5, avoiding a potential catestrophic default. earlier this week, lawmakers in the house and senate had passed with deal with bipartisan support. in a primetime oval office address on friday, biden said the comprimise meant "no one got everything they wanted, but the american people got what they needed." stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. this fine, settled, dry and sunny spell set to continue throughout this weekend and indeed into much of next week as well. so, largely dry and settled thanks to high pressure. always warmest and sunniest out towards the west. little bit cool and cloudy at times. closer to the north sea coast, but many places will stay dry. bar the odd shower. the center of our high pressure system sitting out to

i mean, i don't thing is the very good thing for money to be in desoto to isolate ashton, a 8, why all the people to try to extend that partnership, you only to buy from in russia and you don't each you, you, you, you just ask what is a plan, what is the largest picture for that where you're going to expanding, expanding, chasing people h a o, you know the meeting, everything. so what, what degree did the, the way i don't use it, we problem now also, and then i think is the really going over the job, the transition, the scandals move student should be best to an elected go father. my, we don't have a whole lot of time left, but i want to ask you about one particular aspect when it comes to all this many molly and won't be able to take part in the vote because there's large parts of the country that are in the hands of arm groups linked to outside and i so how does that impact all this? so yeah, that's why i from the beginning i always feel like going towards the election right away is not the solution. if we look, i did what minus since the independence today we had type of side includ

shery: anna ashton with the latest on the u.s. relationship and diversification when it comes to supply chains. intel and micron are planning to spend billions on new plants outside of the u.s. of course, this is an attempt to diversify supplies. we will bring am vonnie quinn. we have been discussing with anna all the risks related to supply chains. what are we seeing from these companies? vonnie: it is the theme today. we heard pete buttigieg talking about supply chains. and companies do not want to be in a position at the written during the pandemic. they do not want supply and demand completely mismatched. they are derisking and moving supply chains away. intel, for example, is committing $4.6 billion to a factory in poland. it is also a green to and large -- to a green enlarging plants in israel. it is being expanded to a $25 billion investment there. the project already had 12,000 employees, so this will be adding to intel's presence in israel. it will also expand in ireland, another $13 billion there to double manufacturing.

don't t nk twice called ashton and price.d help you try to find that right door that we needed to stand back. and you're like, ah ha! that's it, architecturally when it works, it works, service and name you can trust. always in the mine living on a high vibrations make it. mm we're living in the golden state. welcome back 7 44 is the time in caltrain is kicking off its summer of caltrain today with the customer appreciation event writers can grab a free cup of fills or taza gym or coffee coffee at the san francisco palo alto or hillsdale stations. you can also grab free snacks and swag event is happening between seven and nine. this morning. summer of caltrain will run through august 31st. it's part of a way to promote summer ridership in today's dollars and cents for his teaming up with uber to try and get more electric vehicles on the road. the automaker plans to release its mustang mach e to uber drivers. under ford's new program, drivers can lease the vehicle under flexible terms that come with other payment and service b

somewhere ashton kutcher is like let's give them joe biden and see what they do now.amala wal a ding-dong the visiting ainge of of debt who's just waiting. the only upside if something were to happen to joe and then kamala would get in we should all embrace her like crazy so we're all in on the joke. it would terrify our enemies. >> greg: true. >> michael: granted her speeches, we're going to have to whoa it knuckle through those. >> greg: it is like a turbulent flight when you listen to her speak you're holding on to the chair. >> michael: her state of the union address would be like days, um k, because as a nation, mmmk. thank you so much. our only hope is like if we did like a call and response thing like when you ga tomas and the priest says and be with you and everybody says it back. if america played along. so every time kamala went mmmk, as a nation we were like, mmmk. and that would terrify our enemies. >> greg: you're starting to make it sound like it would be fun. kat have you ever been rewarded for failing. doesn't it bother you? we have to achieve to succe

cornell: christina ashton says the pride celebrations everything. the pride festival mainstage is taking shape in civic center plaza, where a big lineup of performers will uplift a crowd saturday and sunday. the police chief wants pride to be amazing and safe for everyone. >> this is about community unity, inclusiveness. it really shows what our city is all about. we want to make sure is a great event and everyone is safe. cornell: every available officer will be on duty, to provide security for one of the largest pride parades in the world, upwards of half a million people are expected to take part. while there are no specific rights against the celebration, police say there is an increased level of concern. >> with increased rhetoric that we have seen nationwide, we are on alert for that. we do want to make sure we keep are lgbtq community safe. cornell: drag demonstrations across the country have captured headlines including anti-lgbtq legislation debated in several states aimed at rolling back rights for the queer community. the pride festival d

family says there's plenty of video evidence from surveillance cameras that show d'angelo boone and ashton montalvo bringing the body to the trashcan and the location where she was set on fire . >> justice is not being served and they had to much evidence in this happened before all of this came out . and now this comes all of a sudden like that, that is a copout and the system is failing us. >> the family copes by speaking out they will bring more attention to the case of her daughter. the mother admits that her daughter was battling a drug addiction but that the two men should not be able to walk away without paying for their crimes. >> she was so wonderful even though she had a bad thing on those drugs. she was a good person, loving and kind, trusting too much all the time >> the all taxi , the district attorney says by dropping the charges now they will leave opening possibilities of bringing the charges back in the future. >> i cannot imagine what that mother is going through. >>> prosecutors told the former president trump legal team he is the target of a federal criminal investigati

jennifer ashton is going to tell us about it. what's the guidelines? back up and give you big picture view. for a screening test to be considered eligible for a screening test it needs to meet three criteria. the disorder needs to be common, estimated 1 in 4 adults are diagnosed with anxiety over their life time. check the box on that. the screening test needs to be cheap and effective. this is. checks the box on that. and most importantly there needs to be an intervention or treatment that can save lives or improve the quality of life. check the box on this one. there's evidence to support the benefits, very little risk. that's why it got the nod. >> what are the signs we should be looking for? >> i think this is critically important. because so many times people can brush off these signs and symptoms as, i might be stressed or it's, quote unquote, all in my head. anxious thoughts, beliefs or dread, weakness, shortness of breath, rapid heart rate, gi effect, nausea and dizziness. these can be very scary. we have to think anxiety first. anxiety symptom

ashton montalvo and deangelo b. face teachers of -- face charges of arson and mutilation in the case of michaela sharman. her body was found burned on a trail in antioch. the das office review the rules in the case and no longer had confidence in the integrity of the prosecution. that case could be one of the first felony cases we know of to be dropped because of the texting scandal. some experts say thousands of cases need to be reviewed. the review will likely be the largest ever in u.s. history. the public defender's office is gearing up, hiring new staff to help them with a process that will likely take several years. we've been following the story and have more from tina's. -- from martinez. reporter: the department's hiring given the huge task ahead of them. >> we will be reviewing thousands of cases by the time we are able to gather all of the debt of the impacted cases. reporter: the public defender's office will be reviewing all cases that involve any of the antioch police officers linked to the texting sca

he has been a member of the defense policy board for defense ashton carter and a member of the board of the bill and melinda gates foundation and 2020 he was elected a member of the american academy of diplomacy joining him on our digital stage this evening. our coauthors kendall hoyt and dr. richard j. hatcher. kendall hoyt, an assistant professor at gisela school of medicine at. and a senior lecturer at the third school of engineering at dartmouth college, where she teaches courses on biosecurity health systems and technical technological innovation. she serves on the us covid commission planning group. has served as a consultant for the coalition for epidemic preparedness innovations and the nuclear threat initiative. and is the author of longshot vaccines for national, published by harvard university press in 2012. dr. richard j. hatch it is chief executive officer of the for epidemic preparedness innovations, a global partnership that supports the swift development of and equitable to new vaccines, other defenses against diseases with epidemic and pandemic potential. dr. hatchet

ashton is here with more. tell us about this. >> first of all, michael, remember.ly and ethnic diverse, 80% women. they measured their weight change at 12 months and compared those who did intermittent fasting with those who cut their calories by 25%. they both lost weight, which is great. the ones who cut calories by 25% lost a little bit more. but the bottom line here, they both can be effective, as you've heard me say. it's about finding what works for you. >> are there any benefits? >> there's a lot of data in the nutritional science literature on when we eat. so the timing. how that interacts with our rhythms. some data does show intermittent fasting can work. some data can show it can improve our glucose and insulin profiles. remember the people who tend to do this time restricted eating also tend to cut their calories inadvertently by 300 to 500 calories a day. so there may be other ways it can get you to the same result. >> i know you have a degree in nutrition. what are you trying to recommend? >> i take to it the obesity medicine standard in this country.

hollywood actor ashton kutcher also went on a fruit diet when he was preparing to play steve jobs intried to get rid of liver cancer. i ended up in the hospital about 2 days before we started filming. i was literally doubled over from the sea, my pancreas broke, it was out of order. it was really terrible to eat fruits alone, science, of course, does not recommend, but the consequences can be especially sad when people try to be treated with fruits. alexei krylov from moscow read on the internet about a miracle fruit called guana. she's a soursop. when his sister elena was diagnosed with lung cancer, the sellers promised 10,000 times more powerful than chemotherapy for an impressive amount of one and a half thousand per kilogram per month. it was at least somehow to help her do something on the comments of those who sold this same uh product, she was sick for a while, and really, she felt better. by the way, she was also undergoing chemotherapy at that time, but, alas, the disease began to be treated too late and everything ended sadly, of course, the fruit, of course, did not help s

ashton has tips. more people are using the popular diabetes drugs for weight loss.re other ways some women are not using them and it's really helpful. we take you thrift and for kids. i have been doing it for years but i learned from our experts some great tips here. we want to share those with you. alicia keys is live with us on gma. reggie: we have our resident atlanta expert, jobina. she is chomping at the bit wondering where you are. we were all over. we went to different shops oliver north atlanta. jobina: if you have more shopping time and you are my consignment girly, go to back by popular demand. you will get your entire life. ginger: ok. jobina: you will love it. ginger: if i didn't have to rush to philadelphia and do a notion story tomorrow, i would do just that. -- and do an ocean story tomorrow, i would do just that. reggie: ginger, we will see what 7:00. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking. is it possible? with comcast business...it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? so we can b

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jennifer ashton on the potential health impacts of the smoke.d in trevor's report about the stanford researchers that say continued exposure is like smoking multiple cigarettes in a day. >> it's hard to quantify just how damaging it is because there's an individual basis involved here. but it has to do with the frequency, the level of exposure, the time you're outside and, yeah, the potential there in terms of the physiology, these tiny, tiny particles, 2.5 microns in diameter, can get much lower in your respiratory tract. enter the bloodstream. then of course you have potential impacts not just on the cardiovascular system and lung, but potentially the entire body. >> what are symptoms people should look out for? >> primarily respiratory. this is for anyone. this isn't just for people with asthma or under lying lung conditions. coughing, nose and eye irritations, sore and scratchy throat. i'm even feeling a little of that head. headache, shortness of breath. this can happen to anyone because of the levels of this exposure in the air. >> we can

the reason prosecutors say the case against the suspects, ashton montalvo and d'angelo boone, reliedeavily on investigative work by antioch police officers who are part of the racist text message scandal . they are material witnesses to the case and no one, no prosecution can proceed if the material witnesses to the case cannot testify. assistant district attorney annie esposito reviewed the evidence and she says the scandal that revealed racist text messages between more than 40 officers is having a huge impact, forcing prosecutors to review every single case. the officers touched. they have to be reviewed in individually case by case by case. we cannot make because one size does not fit all. and because of that, it's a lot of work. it punched me in the gut to know that my sister will never get justice because of something that's going on in our city. it just doesn't make sense. michaela's family says in this case, they want antioch police and prosecutors to refile criminal charges based on surveillance video and other evidence, something that the da's office says they will do if ne

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