dr. katherine is a fertility expert who is not treating janet, but she says the singer getting pregnant when she was 49 was the difficult part. janet hasn't said if she conceived naturally or had help >> and your uterus looks great and i usually recommend that my patients over 45 undergo cardiac evaluation before they get pregnant. >>> having a baby after the age of 45 isn't all that unusual in hollywood. halle berry was 47 when she had her second. kelly preston was 48 for her third and geena davis had twin sons at 48. like janet, laura linney conceived at age 49, but before her 50th birthday. second time. ?0?5?" >> hey!]k >> the dramatic paris.caught?b on video, her a th vital yor trying toh. comesan a week after he literallyi t kim fake butt implants. it's something kim has denied in the past. for her par she's filing a complaint with the paris police. this is the second time in two years that sediuk has gotten this close to kim. >> i'm an entertainment reporter. >> the ukraine native says he's just doing his job as an entertainment reporter, but his pranks have gotten him banned from many

dr. katherine is a fertility janet, but she says the singer getting pregnant when she was 49 was the difficult part. janet hasn't said if she conceived naturally or had help with in vitro fertilization. >> and your uterus looks great and i usually recommend that my patients over 45 undergo cardiac evaluation before they get pregnant. >>> having a baby after the age of 45 isn't all that unusual in her second. kelly preston was 48 for her third and geena davis had twin sons at 48. like janet, laura linney conceived at age 49, but delivered her son one month before her 50th birthday. >>> although it is relatively rare for a 50-year-old to give birth, dr. deugarte, janet is in the homestretch. >> once you are pregnant and baby is just as good as someone who is younger. >> that is wonderful to hear. speaking of children, kim kardashian's two kids were nowhere near when their mom was attacked by the same man for a second time. >> hey! >> the dramatic takedown by kim's bodyguard in paris. caught on video, her attacker, this man, vitalii sediuk. >> are you going to apologize to kim? >> for what? >> fo

dr. katherine, they specialize in treating eating disorder irs, the app is marketed towards kids and the goal is to change a character's body and face, the description for plastic surgery simulator, every girl dreams of a stunning face and figure. >> when they return to the games they get the message that appearance is the most important quality. and it's just not true. >> and messages like this can be dangerous. for vulnerable kids it can lead to eating disorders and depression and preteens developing their identity that could cause low self esteem. >> when they get consistent messages that their identity is really how they look, they miss out on other strengths like intelligence and creativity, those should be the building blocks of self esteem. >> parents should be aware of what kids are exposed to on apps and games but parents are the role models so they need to be careful about how they took about themselves and others. >> good to know thank you ali. >>> "action news" is on the trail a philadelphia resident accused of going to extreme measures to live rent free conning landlords out

dr. karen davis, the director of the lip et center at johns hopkins, and followed by katherine hayes, and dr. bowling who will give us an important on the ground perspective from a physician treating patients in home-based primary care settings. thank you very much. karen. >>> i'm going to focus on medicare beneficiaries with physical or cognitive impairment. most of the data that you will see relates to medicare beneficiaries with two or more limitations of activities of daily living or people who are diagnosed with alzheimer's or people with mild or severe cognitive impairment. kind of two shifts in your thinking that i'm going to try to stress, first of all, this population meets medical services and long-term services and support. nearly all of on those with physical or cognitive impairment have chronic conditions. two-thirds have three or more chronic conditions. the second shift i think we're used to talking about how to save money in the medicare program and how to reduce hospitalization or use of emergency rooms. what i want to insert into your thinking is the importance of helpin

dr. hite and the mayor ring in the new term. we're live in mount airy katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> all right, thank you, katherine. >>> new jersey governor chris christie marked the start of a new school year by signing a handful of education bills. governor christie signed six bills yesterday. he also repeated calls for a longer school year. now one of the measures he signed will require security funding for private schools and another one limits expulsions and suspensions of young children from kindergarten to second grade. >> 5:36 now. republican nominee donald trump will be back in philadelphia today. his seconds visit to the city in a week. he'll give a speech at the union league. it is closed to the public. >>> trump and democrat hillary clinton are set to appear at the same national security forum in new york tonight. they will take the stage separately. trump says if elected, he will set a 30 day deadline for his top generals to come up way plan to defeat isis. >>> during a campaign stop in florida, clinton accused trump of insulting america

katherine --. we're going resist the urge to talk about donald trump on the dr. oz show.e'll talk that that after the break. let's stick to hillary clinton for the moment. what do you think impact of what she released. even that it was in the end another two page letter like the one we already had. >> i think we don't know a lot more than we knew. and i think that for those who believe in conspiracy theories, they are still going to believe in conspiracy theories about hillary clinton's health. and for those who say she's healthy, she's healthy. i don't think -- we didn't go back to 2012, learn more about what actually happened to her when she had the big incident in the fall and the blood clot. it will evolve to who's more transplant and hillary clinton will make the case that she is because she has so far not only on health but also on tax returns. and in will quickly move to the argument over what have you got to hide? if you have nothing to hide don't hide it on your taxes. >> as of now that two page letter is in fact more than we know. >> as the mitt romney, barack o