. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm paula faris in los angeles. >> our thanks to paula for that heartfeltnterview. >>> up next, the walk lifting spirits and going viral. be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection

here's abc's paula faris. >> reporter: while many are seen on the sidelines, cheerleaders are often as physically tested as the athletes on the field. but one cheerleader says the dedication to the sport that she loved came at a price. 23-year-old missy martin was once a cheerleader at uc berkeley until she says she suffered multiple concussions while cheering for the squad. >> every day i have a headache. yesterday specifically i was dealing with nauseousness and i couldn't work on my homework. >> reporter: now the former cheerleader is filing a lawsuit against the university and her former coaches claiming the coaches bullied her to keep cheering at both games and practices after she suffered her first concussion in october 2017. missy says the injury occurred when she accidentally got kicked in the head. according to the complaint, missy developed a severe headache and eventually other symptoms such as nausea, ititig. she alleges that her coaches failed to take her head injuries seriously and she was even instructed not to go to a doctor. while most of the national conversation arou

here's paula faris. >> nobody's going to say anything? nobody's really going to say anything? >> reporter: harvey weinstein confronted by a woman at a new york city event for emerging artists. >> i'm going to stand four feet from a [ bleep ] rapist and no one is going to say anything? >> reporter: weinstein sitting in the back, at times flanked by women. comedienne kelly bachman first spotting him from the stage. she then calls out the disgraced movie mogul. >> it's a freddy krueger in the room if you will. i didn't know that we have to bring our own mace and rape whistles to actors hour. >> reporter: bachman, who says she's a survivor of sexual assault, tells us she was taken aback when she heard a young man telling her to shut up. >> that was the most triggering experience i've had in a long time. >> reporter: dozens of women have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct. and he's now facing multiple criminal charges, including rape and sexual assault. as for that confrontation, weinstein's team telling the hollywood reporter it was "downright rude and an example of how due pr

paula faris is here now with more and, paula, that video is pretty wild. >> it sure is.. harvey weinstein was with a group of friends having a night out in new york city at an event for emerging actors and artists and at one point a patron confronted him before she was escorted out and one comment made him uncomfortable as well. the moment a patron confronted accused sexual predator harvey weinstein. >> i'm standing four feet from [ bleep ] rapist and nobody is going to say anything. >> reporter: weinstein seen here was sitting towards the back of the down time bar in new york city. kelly bachman was one of the comediennes performing and describes the moment she first saw weinstein in the crowd. >> to me it was like looking at a shark, like shark eyed. >> reporter: bachman decided to reference weinstein's presence in her comedic set. >> it's freddy krueger in the room, if you will. i didn't know we have to bring our own rape whistles. no? >> shut up. >> oh, shut up? >> reporter: bachman who tells us she's a survivor of sexual assault tells us she was taken aback by the i

paula faris had a chance to sit down with them. paula. how are you doing?eloping their characters but did they spend much time together in the recording studio with one another? that was the most surprising aspect of all. >> welcome to the neighborhood. >> reporter: "the addams family" is back in action. >> it's hideous. >> it's horrible. >> both: it's home. >> reporter: charlize theron and oscar isaac breathing new life into macabre matriarch morticia and her husband the ghoulish gomez. >> come and join us. >> reporter: a new animated take on the beloved classic. >> you made it! >> trying to retell the story of "the addams family" to a new generation, why do you think now is the right time? >> well, i think there's something that's kind of really beautiful about this story that we're telling which i think really focuses on this strange, unique family that comes from the old country and immigrates to new jersey of all places and has to find their way there and has to figure out, you know, what is fitting in mean? >> it's all so different. >> they celebrate

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paula faris is here with that story. good morning, paula. >> good morning, robin. nba is incredibly popular in china. and a whole lot has to do with yao ming who played with the houston rockets. ming is not happen and the chinese basketball association which he now runs has ended its association with the team. >> reporter: this morning daryl morey, the general manager of the houston rockets, setting off a firestorm with this now-deleted tweet, fight for freedom, stand with hong kong. that tweet referring to the massive protests against beijing and the former british colony. china, where the nba is the number one sports league, reacted swiftly putting intense pressure on the rockets. the chinese basketball association run by former rocket yao ming announced it would suspend all cooperation with the houston team. china's consulate general also asking the rockets to clarify and immediately correct the mistake. the rockets quickly distancing themselves from morey's sentiment. the team's owner tweeting d. morey does not speak for the houston rockets. star player james h

paula faris is here with more. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, michael. woman from wisconsin was passionate about giving a voice to the voiceless, and taking a stand for them. this morning, there are no suspects in custody for her murder, but the fbi is now involved. when rachelle bergeron and her husband simon moved to micronesia, a tiny series of islands in the pacific ocean, they thought they'd found happiness in paradise. >> raclle really impacted the community and she's got a lot of friends here. >> reporter: but this morning, unthinkable tragedy for the couple. rachelle, an acting attorney general on the island, was returning from a jog when her husband who was making brownies inside their kitchen suddenly heard gunshots. >> i heard the shots, three shots, pretty loud. i didn't see any of the -- like the shooter and stuff. i came out and i saw rachelle and our dog. i wasn't thinking about anything else. >> reporter: simon and a neighbor rushed her to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. the fbi is joining local authorities to track down the k

paula faris is here with that story. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, robin.se children were playing with a light, which caused the fire. this morning, their baby-sitter who left them alone is facing charges. this motel six in spring, texas erupting in flame, the devastating fire reportedly caused by two young children playing with a lighter in their room and this morning, their baby-sitter who left the 3-year-old and 6-year-old alone is expected to face charges. the harris county fire marshal's office tweeting out overnight, they're investigating the circumstances surrounding the supervision of the children. seven people were transported to the hospital with minor injuries, most suffering from smoke inhalation, including those two young children. >> i couldn't breathe and i didn't know where the staircase is. you can't see nothing. >> reporter: it took three fire departments from surrounding areas to battle the inferno. aerial video from station ktrk shows a massive gaping hole in the roof of the motel surrounded by thick, black smoke. the three-alarm fire so

so, paula faris, are you going to clear this up for us? >> i'm going to try to. good morning.pilots and the airline. her attorney says she has risked her career by making this public and has been subjected to retaliation by southwest airlines. this morning, southwest airlines is under fire after a flight attendant filed a lawsuit alleging there was an ipad hidden in the lavatory. flight attendant renee steinaker filed the complaint alleging that she made the discovery on a flight from pittsburgh to phoenix back in 2017 when she was called into the cockpit so that the captain could use the restroom. it was then that steinaker says she found an ipad mounted to the windshield near one of the co-pilot's seats, live streaming a video from the lavatory. >> and it occurred to her that she, having used the lavatory as had many of the other attendants and passengers, had likely been filmed by these two pilots while they were flying the airplane. >> reporter: the lawsuit also alleges that steinaker was directed by a supervisor that she was not to talk to anybody about what happened and

it is the subject of a brand-new book by a "new york times" best-selling author and paula faris is herehis question, my husband and i have it all the time. what if i said we could answer that and heal our body with the foods we're making. it's following the pegan diet. it's the paleo and vegan diet rolled into one called the pegan diet, a term coined by "the new york times" best-selling author, dr. mark hymen. why should we consider a pegan et? >> one out of every two americans, 60% are sick. 70% of us are overweight and it's the food we're eating. the food causes those problems but it's also the cure for those problems. >> reporter: the real star of the pegan diet is nonstarchy veggies. >> load your plate 75% with nonstarchy veggies, broccoli, asparagus, they have few calories but lots of nutrients. the next layer in the pyramid is healthy fats so avocados, olive oil, nuts, seeds, omega-3 fats from fish. next high quality protein, pasteurized chickens and organic chicken and turkey. grass fed meat. small wild fish. that is sustaining, pasteurized eggs. the next layer starchy veggies li

paula faris has the story. >> reporter: an eyebrow raiser. that's for sure. good morning, george. a lot to say about this. how it's being taken out of context but mainly he is not happy about how this is being perceived as if he's taking a subliminal shot at his boss. this morning, six-time super bowl champ tom brady taking aim at the media. >> i think there's a lot of things that are said that are taken out of context that you choose to make a headline out of as opposed to understand what it's actually about. >> reporter: brady on the defense over the weekend after a cameo that he filmed alongside actor paul rudd for the new netflix dark comedy "living with yourself" included an eyebrow-raising spa scene. >> first time? >> uh-huh. you? >> six. >> reporter: some feel the fictional spa backdrop for the scene bears a striking similarity to the now-infamous florida spa where patriots owner bob kraft was charged with soliciting prostitution back in february. kraft has pleaded not guilty. brady tackling his critics head-on saying the bit was shot in front of a green screen leaving him

blake was charged and acquitted in the case and paula faris sat down with the now 19-year-old to talkg. >> traumatic indeed. good morning, michael. so many have spoken for rose lenore over the years. now 19 and getting ready to pursue a career in acting, rose says she's finally ready to publicly talk about her parents' murder mystery and answer those questions herself. robert blake was one of hollywood's biggest names famous for his emmy-winning role in the hit detective show "baretta." but all that changed in 2002 when he was arrested. >> wife of actor robert blake. >> wife of actor robert blake. >> was killed friday. >> reporter: accused of killing his wife bonnie lee outside a popular restaurant. the trial captivated the nation and caught in the middle was the couple's 11-month-old daughter rose lenore. now nearly two decades later, lenore speaking out for the first time. what do you recall about your mother? >> nothing. >> you have no memories of her? >> no, not at all. i don't even like remember what she looks like. >> reporter: the 19-year-old opening up in "people" magazine for