now. >> ashley: no. >> dr. neville: yes. >> ashley: no. >> dr. neville: yes. >> ashley: listen, you' re not just because i impulsively kissed you one time... [ laughs ] listen. can you maybe get me something, you know, some kind of medicine that' ll just get me through the rest of the day so abby won' t realize -- >> abby: reporting for life-saving duty. so. where do we start? >> hilary: uh -- >> devon: i' m sorry. i' >> hilary: thanks. >> devon: sure. >> hilary: what' s with us and paperwork, huh? divorce papers, and now it' >> devon: which you haven' signed. t want to. and i' m surprised to see you i thought you' d want your space. on ashley and neville, ' cause i have a lot invested in this sure it pays off. >> hilary: oh. right. well, um, it' s a good thing, lately. t been to work? >> hilary: not since he pushed me to work things out with you. and you know, i get it. i get that it' s awkward, but neil still has a job to do. >> neil: yeah, my job, huh? which is to steer this company, balance the budget, and secure fda approval for our drug tria

dr. ashley solomon exe director at erc... guest: dr. ashley solomon, psyd, ceds,executive clinical director at erc overview of eating recovery center erc : eating recovery center erc is the only national, vertically integrated, health care system dedicated to the treatment of any stage of the illness. erc offers best- in-class treatment programs for all patients, no matter their age, gender or stage of illness, struggling from: anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, eating and weight disorder, unspecified eating disorders, as well as comorbid, co- occurring and dual diagnoses. other important points to note about erc include: " erc is led by the world's leading and award-winning experts in eating disorder treatment; " erc has an unmatched network of 24 locations in seven states, including cincinnati; " erc fuses the latest evidence- based research and innovative treatment techniques to provide the industry's highest standard of behavioral health and medical care; " erc offers a unique multidisciplinary treatment approach to provide a

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dr. neville: me? >> ashley: mm-hmm. >> dr. neville: awkward? >> ashley: yeah, very. >> dr. neville: huh. >> ashley: ben wanted to run some more blood tests. >> dr. neville: oh, no. no, no, no, no. >> ashley: that's right when you called, and so i came running, even though maybe this time it was inadvertent. >> dr. neville: i think i'll go on saving you... on purpose... because you, my friend, are now my life's mission. >> stitch: okay. got your lab results. let's check your levels. >> abby: okay. >> stitch: [ sighs ] all right. let's see. oh. >> abby: [ chuckles ] you can't just say, " oh." that's terrible bedside manner. just give me some antibiotics and let's get out of here. this place is full of germs. >> stitch: antibiotics aren't gonna take care of this. >> abby: okay. not funny. is this because i wouldn't wear a hospital gown? >> stitch: abby... >> abby: no, come on! you're starting to worry me. is it something serious? >> stitch: [ chuckles ] you're pregnant. >> abby: shut up. >> stitch: no, it -- it's here. it's so here. they even noted that they ran it no wonder th

ashley: me? of course i do. >> dr. neville: oh. >> ashley: first work and then sleep. >> dr. neville: ah. >> ashley: i feel better than i did yesterday, but i' m still not feeling all that great, so... >> dr. neville: oh, well, by all means. i-i-i think i have something that, uh, will make you feel a little better. at least, i hope so. it' s a present. >> ashley: really? you shouldn' t have. >> dr. neville: well, i-i couldn' t resist. so...um... well... for you, m' lady. >> abby: ben! hey. [ chuckles ] >> stitch: hey, baby. what are you doing here? >> abby: um, i wanted to drop off your valentine' s day gift. >> stitch: wait. why are you giving it to me now? re not gonna >> summer: yeah. happy valentine' s day to you, too. >> natalie: long-distance kyle isn' t coming home today? >> summer: uh... no, he' s slammed with work for jabot in new york, so he can' t leave. >> natalie: that' s weird. >> summer: uh, what' s weird? >> natalie: well, he' s this big, can' t he just hop on the company jet? his family' anymore. >> natalie: so he flies coach. >> summer: he can' t just -- just

dr. ashley solomon executive clinical director with eating recovery center ohio. thank you for coming in. some of the things you want to talk about is the broad look at eating disorders and how it is not just a teenage focus. >> absolutely. one of the major myths about eating disorders is that they are not life-threatening, serious illnesses. a lot of people still have the perception that eating disorders are a lifestyle choice or bad eating habits gone astray. actually, what we know is that eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any they affect people of all genders, races, ethnicities. we are seeing a lot more eating disorders than men -- in midlife women and boys and men. jennifer: i think you are right. the national thought is to attach it to a teenager. like. people develop disorders. >> absolutely. there has been a lot more research that has been helpful for us to understand the basis of eating disorders. we know there is a strong genetic link. people that develop eating disorders have a genetic predisposition to the development of eating disord

dr. ashley sachinsky, first-year detective with cdc, took us with her as n investigation in partnership with the brazilian health ministry. samples. looking for a possible link rare andn. doing? >> well, it's -- humbling. because of the significance of the public health problem. but it's also sort of exciting to be onve side and figure it out in realtime. >> reporter: the summer olympics many questions remain. preparations have begun, including fumigating the mainmosquitos. late last week, rio's olympic committee said they were confident athletes in brazil will be completely safe. but american wrestler alisa lape, who is in the games, isn't so sure vinita nair she says she's being cautious. >> wearing bug spray, i guess. i haven't really been outside the hotel.k that's really helping. yeah. it's kind of scary. >> reporter: the reality is we are just starting to learn about zika virus, about its effects, and how to fight it. >> we don't proportion of the children born with microcephaly have it because of zika, and whether there are other conditions besides micro civil cephaly that may be with

dr. ashley put a pin and wire in there.the surgery was a success. and despite a slight limp and swelling he'll be just fine. nats:"it's an 8 week process. between now and 8 weeks he'll kind of rest and relax.. in two months he'll be good."a dog--so lucky--so loved. a dog--now in need of just one more thing."i hope he gets the best home along with any dog. they all deserve a great place he'll find his forever home. ra 9 oys. you heard rose ann ,... blue's foster mom wants to find him a forever home ... if you're interested in adopting him, head to w-c-p-o dot com to find out how. as you know the 88th annual academy awards are tonight, you can watch right here on 9 on yor side.the ballots have been cast and the preperations are just about complete.but which movies are expected to take home the prize this year? stephanie ee-lam takes a closer look. a mother and son trapped in captivity...(nats - "room")an irish immigrant finding love and independence...(nats - "brooklyn")a frontiersman seeking revenge...(nats - "the revenant")"room", "brooklyn" and "th

dr. ashley put a pin and wire in there.the surgery was a success. and despite a slight limp and swelling he'll be just fine. nats:"it's an 8 week process. between now and 8 weeks he'll kind of rest and relax.. in two months he'll be good."a dog--so lucky--so loved. a dog--now in need of just one more thing."i hope he gets the best home along with any dog. to live everyday."a place he'll find his forever home. ra 9 oys. you heard rose ann ,... blue's foster mom wants to find him a forever home ... if you're interested in adopting him, head to w-c-p-o dot com to find out how. florida's is in the midst of its annual python hunt.more than 100 pyhtons have been captured in the florida ever-glades since last month pythons are an invasive species.. so the goal of the hunt is to reduce the burmese population.and get this: the largest pytons caught this year was a 15-footer. weighing 125 pounds. for the first time ever, u-s doctors have successfully performed a uterus transplant and it happened right here in ohio. ohio.a team of doctors at the "cleveland cli

dr. ashley styczynski, a cdc disease detective who is working with the brazilian government to find out whether zika can cause this potentially fatal, debilitating complication. all as the world's athletes train and worry. and a disturbing note late today, david. according to health officials, a new case of zika virus infection in texas. this one picked up through sexual contact with someone who acquired the virus while abroad. a frightening development. david? >> the concern growing here at home. rich besser on this again tonight. thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the mid-air explosion on the plane. passengers inside, horrified. the incredible images. the blast ripping a hole in the jet. this was moments after takeoff. >>> also, the urgent manhunt under way tonight. police now searching for a murder suspect considered armed and dangerous that apparently was released by mistake in a major city. >>> and the house levels in just seconds. the husband who accidentally drove into the home and his desperate effort to get to his wife in time. we will b

dr. ashley put a pin and wire in there.the surgery was a success. and despite a slight limp and swelling he'll be just fine. nats:"it's an 8 week process. between now and 8 weeks he'll two months he'll be good."a dog--so lucky--so loved. a dog--now in need of just one more thing."i hope he gets the best home along with any dog. they all deserve a great place to live everyday."a place he'll find his forever home. ra 9 oys. you heard rose ann ,... blue's foster mom wants to find him a forever home ... if you're interested in adopting him, head to w-c-p-o dot com to find out how. for the first time ever, u-s doctors have successfully performed a uterus transplant and it happened right here in ohio. ohio.a team of doctors at the "cleveland clinic" spent nine hours performingthe transplant this week.the 26 year old recipient is recovering this morning.the transplanted uterus was taken from a deceased organ donor.doctors say the process is much like other, more common, organ transplants. (dr. rebecca flyckt/ob/gyn, reproductive endocrinology expert)"just