he's got a new cartoon on netflix about the horrors of going through puberty.ed "big mouth." i for one did not realize "mouth biggenning" was something today's kids had to deal with. and it occurred to me that puberty is an issue i haven't really dealt with on my show. and that's unfortunate, because i know that many of you consider me sort of your "tv dad." so, i think it's time we had "the talk." that's right, dad's calling a family meeting! ( cheers and applause ) hey, champ. why don't you pop a squat there. let's chat. how old are you now? 13? 14? 35? god, they grow up so fast. now, i know it might be a bit weird for you to hear about puberty with your dad, so i brought someone you can relate to: your cool older cousin, nick. nick? >> heeey! ha-ha! what's up li'l cousin bro! i'm also intoon social media! >> stephen: okay, sport, i know okay, sport, i know it's tough going through puberty so i'm going to start with the toughest part. >> borne patrol. >> stephen: yes, your body changes. for one thing, you might start to get some hair where there wasn't any be

so here it is, here's my puberty photo. it had to be drawn. >> michael eugene. >> they had to do paintings and things. >> yes, that was kind of the joke. >> we have a picture from katie, her first tweet, my first tweet, it is a shame my 12 year-old self. >> that is good thing because she was so cute but we had, eyebrows and braces and then look at that beautiful picture today as well. >> the glow up. >> the glow up. >> we will take you back to the soccer field because our football field, i think there is somebody that might be able to kick a 61-yard field goal, we will do it after the break. >>> last night i went across the street to the ritz theater here we had a preview showing and it was packed, man, go ahead roll footage of me at& this event. i introduce aid show called the gifted, we are very proud of it, it will be a big hit. we showed ghosted another new show but gifted is what we want to concentrate on right now. here's a clip. >> did you hear about that? those are my kid. >> you have to help them. >> why didn't you

. >> we are asking townsend in pictures of yourself, or your loved ones around the time of puberty. that is stephen colbert. >> oh, my gosh. >> and you sent so many, and a lot of them are secret sends their friends loved won don't know you sent pictures of them sue, do you have one from around 10. >> i can probably dig one up. thank goodness my mother is not on social media. she could really get me. braces, yeah, everything. anyway we are off to a cool start. our temperatures in the 40's in the suburbs. temperatures in the 50's as well, on this international coffee day, bus stop buddy says wear a jacket or sweater. it is beautiful though. 55 degrees in the city. northwesterly breeze at 7 miles an hour, humidity 67 percent. we have 73 degrees in philadelphia for a high temperature. a fine fall friday. tonight a couple of cloud, maybe even a shower or two, low of 56 degrees but even chillier tomorrow. we will talk about how chilly coming up in the seven day forecast, bob kelly, weekend's almost here. >> tgif. good morning. 7:32. we have sun glare and we have to get penndot on the scen

we want to see your puberty pictures today. >> um. >> i will explain that in a bit. >> please clarify what you mean by puberty pictures. >> well, when you are around 10, 11, 12, the more awkward the better. >> when you are going through puberty. >> when your voice changes, here's sue serio. >> i used to talk like that before i grew up. >> my voice was always like this, i don't know. anyway, we have got a 10 out of 10 and we are really growing in the season now because it is chilly walking out the door. bus stop buddy has a sweat shirt on and even he has a cup of coffee today. most of the temperatures in the 50's but go out in the suburbs and you'll find some in the 40's this morning. fifty-six in the city. northwesterly at 5 miles an hour. 62 percent relative hugh mid and sunrise time at 6:56 this morning. seventy-two our high. wildwood high of 70. sixty-three the high in mount pocono. seventy-one the high in lancaster. average high 73. that is where we should this be time of the year. looking good for today but can we keep it going for the weekend, we will let you know coming up, sev

. >> and puberty pictures for puerto rico. i wonder if we have any old photos lng recognize that? it's friday, september 29th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and good morning, everyone. we're going to start with the mounting criticism to the response in puerto rico. one woman in a remote town summed up the situation simply by saying we need food. >> more money for the relief effort is about to be approved. the account is set to be boosted by $7 billion today. a general is being sent to the island to oversee the relief efforts. >> abc's eva pilgrim visited the hard-hit island to survey the damage. >> reporter: we fly into vieques, for the first time after being told it was completely wiped out. we flew in with two residents conducting rescue missions. they just got a man with a heart the island hanging by a thread. no power, running water. the hospital damaged so badly they set up a triage tent outside of it, because they can't treat patients inside. >> just waiting. we're still waiting. >> reporter: a doctor telling me fema's only brought them water so far. this

in human development some phases are more difficult than others puberty for example causes huge physicaland emotional changes. experts say this period is accompanied by big changes in the brain. and during pregnancy a similar process occurs. having a child design i point in many women's lives a source of great joy and fulfillment the whole process brings physical and emotional changes. but the back door lever to back it after i go i was very happy full of love in every fiber of my being everything was suffused with joy flashes of feeling. i was just behaved an emotion. i am what i'm feeling and i'm getting that . but everything changed suddenly when my daughter was born in motion what i thought it was brutal i wasn't the same person anymore i never used to be frightened but i am now i'm much more wary i never used to have second thoughts about things but i do now. so what exactly does change and what are the causes psychologist and neuroscientist erica from barcelona university spent eight years researching the issue she worked with a group of women who were planning to have their first

the idea of wearing the hijab, normally it comes in at puberty, not at the age of five.derstandable concerns, which i must say i share. it is alarming female muslim campaigners, church leaders and academics, they say it is sexualising little girls. basically saying to them, you must be covered up because you are a sexual thing, a sexual temptation. there are concerns, 0fsted are looking to see if headteachers have been coming under pressure from external organisations, from parents 01’ external organisations, from parents or religious leaders, to bring this in. there is quite a difference across the country. a fifth of 800 primary schools, including church of england primary, in 11 regions, now lest the hijab as part of their uniform policy, which is odd for five or six—year—olds. uniform policy, which is odd for five or six-year-olds. i think we disagree somewhat on this one. i would be happy about this, provided the parents of the children are happy, and the schools are happy. the principle of the hijab being school uniform, i don't have a problem with it. well, we end

for worship shall now remain in a palace in the center of the capital katmandu until she reaches puberty. and germany's biggest soccer club barry minhinnick sacked their coach carlo on chalabi italian won the bundesliga title last season but this isn't he has overseen a series of lackluster displays a humiliating defeat against trees on your man last night brought his time to a club. carlo ancelotti returning from an away match for what turned out to be the last time after fifteen months in charge biomes stinging three nil loss in paris was the last straw. the italians starting line up in that match had raised eyebrows for you and robin and frank gruber as well as jerome bulleting and about symbols were all left out. that jalopy gambled and went bust the german champions looked second best all over the pitch and were mowed down by neymar company. was than twenty four hours after the final whistle carlo was out on the club home page the byron bosses explained the start of the season had met expectations. their fans seem to agree. i think byron has high standards and is currently into lati

here's sarah silverman, looking cooler during puberty than i do right now. ( laughter ) aidy bryant sentone. i believe this was the yearbook where she was voted "most likely to become a thoughtful squirrel." ( laughter ) here's secret eats adam richman at his bar mitzvah. before that ceremony, he was still just a boy versus food. ( laughter ) i love this one. this is kumail nanjiani preparing for what i assume was his backstreet boys audition. ( laughter ) there was the cute one, the bad boy, and then kumail was "the one who always carries dice." ( laughter ) then there's the lovely and talented alison brie. this isn't a contest, but that's a winner. the headgear alone puts her in the top 1% of awkward. ( laughter ) so we're already into the tens of thousands here, which is fantastic. ( cheers and applause ) i want you celebrities to step up and tweet those photos with hashtag "puberme" and hashtag "puerto-rico-relief." i want to see bowl cuts, brace faces, a constellation of acne across your t-zone. ( laughter ) and to make sure there's money in the fund, please go buy more stephen colb

the leader became a trusted family friend and things took a sickening turn just weeks after he hit puberty. >> he said there's beer in the fridge. help yourself, whenever you want take whatever you want. he breaks out a stash of porn and one thing led to another. i was 11 and essentially intoxicated and not knowing what to do. >> how did you react? >> i was frozen. i didn't know what to do. i was stiff as a board. >> reporter: chris says he is coming out of the shadows sharing his story two decades later. his adulthood plagued by depression, anxiety and anger. >> i have had this whirlwind of mess throughout my adult life. i'm 35 years old and still feeling this. >> reporter: now chris along wi t other former b scouts have filed a lawsuit against the boy scouts of america saying they didn't do enough to prevent the sexual abuse. >> look at his interaction with the kids. they chose not to look at it. >> reporter: he says there was no escaping it. >> how much alone time were you spending with steve? >> it became nine hours per week. >> reporter: it would continue on troop outings. >> there is

pictures at 10, 11, 12, thomas when did you go into puberty. >> twenty-eight. >> so if you two have pictures of yourself in those awkward years, let me know. >> i will share them. >> how about everybody else. >> i will show mine, alex, you have some, folks watching right now, embarras yourself and embarras your family and friends. >> lets see yours. >> this is not mine. this is one of the war i have ever seen. i put this on instagram this morning. somebody said is that karen. >> it could have been there was a phase like that. >> was it one of your sisters. >> it is my sister joann. she lives in virginia. >> she's wearing conservative clothes. glasses. no contacts back in the day. >> she will be mortified when she finds out difficult this. >> show us your picture. use the #fox 29 good day. >>> of course, everybody still talking about the 61-yard field goal that jake elliott kick, there it is again, i can't stop looking at it. so we are going to have, i heard people say, well, i think i can do it if you give me enough shots. we are going to ramp fields up in the northeast across from

. >> and puberty pictures for puerto rico. i wonder if we have any old photos lng

and kids often grow out of it during puberty. >> no cure for this.ut they do -- the prognosis of this is really good. >> pediatric dermatologist dr. brie looked at the hairs under a microscope. >> that's one of the hairs we see under the scope and you can see right here that the hair has a little twist in it. and because of that, it makes it kind of triangular shaped instead of round. and that's how it twists on itself. >> straight or wild, these moms and their little ones are embracing the tots' hair just the way it is. >> your hair is so pretty. >> deborah: and when we come back, screams of joy. >> deborah: a school full of happy faces. next. sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: "inside edition" t >> deborah: finally today, yesterday we made some deserving kids really happy by giving them new bikes. today, another big surprise and it's right behind this curtain. [ bell dinging ] >> 600 students stream in for an ably in brooklyn at -- assembly in brooklyn. just look at that excitement. that big surprise is behind the curtain. >> fi

show" host stephen colbert said that for every celebrity that shares an image of themselves from pubertyl donate to puerto rico hurricane relief. and the #puberme was born. >> colbert's is great. the braces are a nice touch. this has caught on like wildfire. this is jeannie rodriguez from "jane the virgin." she's of puerto rican descent and rocking a very popular style. >> are those braces? >> listen, a lot of us wore braces, okay? >> to which sarah silverman said hold my beer, and there is sarah silverman's version of it. >> is she wearing a wayne's world costume? or is that just what she was wearing? wow, that was just the inspiration for "wane's world." >> let's check out "hamilton's" lin manuel miranda. he, by the way, is also releasing a new song for charity as well. i love his music. i might love his little teenaged picture. >> i like it. he is puerto rican descent. his dad was born and raised there on the island. so it is something close to his heart. we also dug up some other gems as well. anyone recognize -- >> oh, no. >> what is that? >> there are so many things wrong with this

about reports of the links of crumb rubber artificial turf fields and injuries and cancer in early puberty. >> some studies prove it is fine, but the studies are funded by the industry. tom: this engineer was hired by the city. he says that turf being put down in d.c. has gone through a strict test created for toys that children could swallow. also outside agencies to make sure it is something that is being handled directly. he says among the advantages of the turf, you can play on it year round and in all sorts of weather. the parents say they want more say in what replaces the fields and they are wondering if grass is impractical for the school to grow, if it has to be artificial turf. live in northwest, tom roussey, abc 7 news. ." jonathan: virginia was thrust into the national spotlight after the violence insurance bill. it is weighing heavily -- after the violence in charlottesville. after theit is weighing heavilye candidates running for governor. and theph northam former counselor to president gege faced off tuesday in mclean in a live, televised gubernatorial debate that will shape

. >> haven't quite hit puberty yet little one. >> trumpet hasn't changed yet. >> they start chuckling, but i like how mom rolls out. okay, you've had your fun. keep going, herd's moving along. >> you're very scary, baby, good job, keep it up. >> the elephant in this video not as amusing. this is in sri lanka and elaine harney said the locals in the area gave some food to that irishman so he could throw it it into the road to distract the elephant. watch what happened. he pushes that over. and they also said it took his time going through it, lookinger more food, but elaine said they were really, really lucky that that elephant didn't go after them. >> this video is from inside a christian church in nigeria. they are probably being watched by the big guy. you see kids running around being kids, women chatting it up. keep an eye on this man over here. >> i missed it. >> you're not the only one that missed it. he walks up behind those chairs. very smoothly grabs that purse, keeps walking, nobody notices. >> church is over, sinners go. they've got issues. so that doesn't mean they are ove

one problem is the way parents treat kids when they hit puberty. girls are treated like they are vulnerable and boys are seen as strong and independent. t >> researchers at mcmaster's university in canada say household chores could be life saving. this is something to use the next time the chores don't get done. 150 minutes of chores a week could cut your risk of death by nearly 30%. researchers track 130,000 people and found that household chores are just as good as hitting the gym. >> what? sweeping, vacuuming, wiping the counters and all of the laundry is making up for the fact that i am not sleeping is balancing it all out. >> it makes up for not going to the gym. you are still getting the cardio work-out. if you are scrubbing that floor hard enough. it is like getting on the track. >>> stay with us. news 4 continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> "news4 today" starts now. >>> breaking news right now at 5:00 a.m. north korea new threat from its leader directed at president trump. >> plus, more out of mexico. the search for survivors continues. now,

she will now live in a temple palace until she reaches puberty.ly be allowed to leave the temple on special occasions and be separated from her parents. an investigation by the bbc has raised serious questions about how the un has handled the rohingya crisis. the head of the un in myanmar has denied the claim. that is our major story. thank you for watching. hi there. over the last few days, we've been carefully tracking the progress of hurricane maria, which wrecked dominica and puerto rico. lots of weather in the atlantic. a big area of low pressure and a powerfuljetstream over that, a big swell of cloud that looks like a massive ear pushing a band of rain eastwards over the uk over the next 12 hours or so. we will see some rain as we start friday, our main weather front across west scotland and western england and wales. ahead of that, patches of light rain, drizzle and foggy conditions over the hills of southern england, particularly salisbury plains and the downs. a mild start to the morning, temperatures 16—17 degrees even at eight o'clock i

this ancient hindu tradition will see trishna shakya living in a temple palace until she reaches puberty family and will only be allowed to leave the temple on special occasions. let's return to our main story — the un secretary—general, antonio guterres, has said violence in myanmar has spiralled into the world's fastest—developing refugee emergency. we speak to a spokesman from the m. ——i owe them. the un coming under criticism for not having done enough about the plight of the rohingya is in myanmar. what does the un need to do to better address the situation? i have not read this leaked report but i know the un often face is this dilemma between a focus on development, a focus on the political side, the human rights side, andi political side, the human rights side, and i think mulling over the situation of what actually happened ina myanmar situation of what actually happened in a myanmar in the past is not very productive at a point where we have a desperate humanitarian situation in bangladesh with half a million people coming across. you have just returned from cox ‘s bazaar, what

this is an ancient hindu tradition and it will see her living in a powerless until she reaches pubertyom her family and she will only be allowed to leave the temple on very special occasions. let's return to our main story, the chinese sanctions on north korea. i spoke earlier to the north korean commentator, cordon chang, and asked him how effective the new sanctions announced by china would be. well, these rules, in conjunction with other sanctions, in conjunction with other sanctions, in conjunction with the trump administration's executive order last thursday will deprive north korea of almost all of its revenue if they aren't forced. the question is going to be whether these rules in fact will be implemented. why do you question that? presumably the sanctions will indeed be implemented. has there been an incident in the past where this has not been the case? will come as. china is quite good at announcing compliance was sanctions when they are put in place. they work with so several months and then when the international community looks away, beijing returns to its old way of doin

mom joseph in particular seemed headed for disaster he was just a sweetheart but boy when he hit puberty he he really went over and became incredibly manic and incredibly violent in his mania he was he was scary my dad was scared joseph was medicated with lithium i believe he was taking seven hundred fifty milligrams of of lithium and he was up to nine hundred milligrams of let him . for a period of time to try and control was i having huge mood swings yeah that stuff definitely started i mean i've been through a lot of pain with the death of my mother and various events that happened in my life after my mother had committed suicide. i was the most violent person that i knew of i used to wander the streets at night and i'd go pick fights with the local people and i had this aluminum bat that i had found and i beat it against the curb so it was just jagat and torn up and you know that was my weapon of choice and i mean i'm lucky i never touched anybody with that thing. my children are already saying to me come monday we got to get them out of the house he's going to kill somebody you've g

activities in the body these substances in your body can cause uterine fibroids tumors premature puberty and destruction finally feminine hygiene and odor reducing products are often targeted specifically to african-american women in the united states based on slavery era stereotypes that black women had a naturally offensive odor of course this was a way to oppress and you humanize them but when it comes to modern branding and big centuries of psychological and chemical oppression isn't as important as the almighty dollar see those products contain plasticizers these are chemicals used to make plastics harder order reducing body of voters also contain towle which has been found to cause gynecological cancers and endocrine disruptors isn't it time we start asking why african-americans who according to nielsen hold a trillion dollars of buying power in the united states alone are being physically fleeced and let's talk to a skin care act spert stop poisoning ourselves and for a bit of pretty and start watching the hawks. as. part of. what you are going. to. do. we. welcome everybody to wa

this ancient hindu tradition means trishna shakya will now live in a temple palace until she reaches pubertythe temple on special occasions conservationists have warned that laos is the fastest growing ivory market in the world, undermining international efforts to stop the illegal trade. a charity based in kenya, save the elephants, says lax enforcement of the laws against selling smuggled ivory is to blame, along with increased demand from china. after 18 months of painstaking restoration, portraits of some of america's most influential figures have gone back on display at the national portrait gallery in washington dc. the updated exhibition aims to tell the country's story through the presidents who've helped shape it, as jane 0'brien reports. few individuals have defined america's history as much as the nation's 45 presidents, but this is no hallowed hall of veneration. these portraits are intimate encounters with men who were deeply human and mired in contradiction. they are very important to our identity as americans, today, to consider those contexts and to understand the presidents,

so when they spot it in a child, they know that it is not sadness, it is not puberty. an illness. and to get them help quickly. you have a number of ideas about how the public can better deal with mental illness and depression particularly. but before we get into that, i would like to take you back. it seems that what you have done with writing about it extensively in memoirs and a book that is specifically about the workings of the brain, what you have done is examine yourself very closely. i wonder when you look at your own life from the beginning until now, do you feel you understand yourself pretty completely? well, this is what neuroscience is — there is no self. you know, all the therapy you want. we are not like a plane crash where there is a black box and that is you. there are many selves. everything is constantly changing. that is something i would like the public to know. you certainly learn it at university. it is what i studied at oxford. this little mass is constantly changing and we are not slaves to our genes. the fact that i went to oxford and did not

activities in the body these substances in your body can cause uterine fibroids tumors premature puberty and over disruption finally seven and hygiene and odor reducing products are often targeted spin.

some of the young men that i have spoken to describe hitting puberty, realising that they were attracted more to make sure that services are more accessible to people who are struggling with their sexual thoughts and feelings, who have not committed a sexual offence and guidance that they do not act upon those feelings. it's easier to prevent child sexual abuse in some context than to have to pick up the pieces after the event. despite that, it is simpler for staff to help child abusers who have already been caught. they can pay for face—to—face sessions and their are courses for internet offenders. by accessing it you contribute to that harm. if a paedophile has done something illegal, has not been caught but wants help to stop, they can only speak to someone on the helpline. that is because if they were not anonymous, the foundation would have to report them to the police. it's easier for us if people are known to the authorities, we can meet with them in person. that's more straightforward. the context might be different, but i am confident the help we can give people is equally benef

old is now set to remain in a palace in the center of the captive thought one do until she reached puberty. here in germany a new report by the monte is an aid organization says refugees need to be better integrated into the workforce currently the restrictions of how quickly asylum seekers are allowed to work and they can only take of vacancies that can be filled by german workers did obvious been looking at what this means in practice with some of germany's new arrivals. who lives in a refugee shelter in berlin run by the german charity multi-user in the evening he spends two hours learning german that's after the four hour course he attends every morning who have fled from afghanistan to germany and wants to finish his engineering degree for him language is key. german is hard for all refugees but we just have to learn it. since two thousand and fifteen more than a million people have fled to germany mostly from syria iraq and afghanistan the multi-user charity says integrating refugees into the labor market is the most important factor in resolving the refugee crisis the charity believ

some turf field are made from recycled tires and they say these particles cause obesity, early puberty and she's found these particles in her son's hair. >> sometimes his hair would rub up against it. >> reporter: when it comes to her children's safety and those hard surfaces, she and many others aren't softening their stance aimee cho, news4. >>> many are asking about the latest attempt to repeal and replace the affordable care act. julie carey asked each candidate whether it would hurt virginia. listen >> virginia cannot be punished for not being an expansion state and for being fiscally prudent with our dollars. >> i would ask you to join the two republican governor who is have said this is a bad idea. >> i just said that we can't punish virginia. >> julie is joining us with more on the exchange between the two candidates. >> that was one of the few mildly contentious moments. interestingly, though, the candidates agree that cassidy graham is the wrong answer. in fact, our debate was the first time that he had he had gillespie took a position on it. he says virginia could lose out f

i felt during that show i went through puberty. it was so thrilling. there were fights and gangs.it seemed kind of cool. the guy climbed the balcony looked pretty butch, that would be the way to get the girl, you know, he spoke a lot. i thought, that's a technique as well. i thought, maybe i should speak a lot and hang out on the balconies. but it was mainly, i think, frankly, shakespeare equals sex, that's what got me. >> stephen: yeah, i don't think you're alone. lovely to meet you. >> thank you so much for being here. >> stephen: "dunkirk" opens today. it's out now. kenneth branagh, everybody. we'll be right back. i wish you were here. i miss home. ♪ ♪ for those who find a way. always unstoppable. people spend less time lying awake with aches and pains with advil pm than with tylenol pm. advil pm combines the number one pain reliever with the number one sleep aid. gentle, non-habit forming advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. what's going on here? um...i'm babysitting. that'll be $50 bucks. you said 30 dollars. yeah, well it was $30 before my fees, like the dog-sitting fee...

by the time you hit puberty you know you will learn it all. in my grandmother's house we had a housekeeper and she came to live in my grandmother's house with i was six and she died at age 70 or 80, within the family. my aunts were dead and she came from jordan and she lived there and had her own remedies. she believed that her own remedies were better than my aunts doctors. the doctors tell you this and take your money but my remedy works much better. when i was young i was just like my grandmother used to call me susanna, a term of endearment in reston to suzanne because of my skin was darker than the rest of the family. my great-grandmother was a turkish blonde and that was my mother's family source of beauty and pride. even my mother claimed to have married my father because he looked like randy, my father was so beautiful and so are his seven sisters and they are all his white with blond hair and blue eyes. they are beautiful. [inaudible] my family seem to talk about beauty. my older sister was beautiful and people used to say she looked

hunter did not appreciate having to shoot at boys, you know, kids who were barely out of puberty. and so when he eventually took the city of lexington in virginia, he made sure he burned the institute down perhaps as a warning to the confederates that that kind of -- that using children in the war was not something that they would -- but also this is now a legitimate military target, if it's training cadets to fight against union soldiers, it's all of a sudden part of the war. these two gentleman one more famous than the other became the faces of destruction for the united states army. you guys know this fellow. william sherman. and this guy, this is philip sheridan. so at the same time that sherman was marching through georgia quite famously, sheridan was marching up the valley, right? so this was -- he was doing this just after hunter had gone up the valley. and sheridan made sure to burn a great deal of land. he left it rather barren. but, you know, still used, guys, they didn't destroy everything in a way. this was not indiscriminate destruction of property. there was not indi

this is what, you hold your -- like when i went through puberty rites and everything, you go throughnd the prayers and everything when you're 12. you find your guardian spirit. mine was revealed to me after i was fasting. mine was revealed as the silver fox. i keep the tail of the silver fox as part of when i do my rituals and everything. that is my guiding spirit. my spirit helper. this would be the medicine bag. this is the one you keep for your personal religious items. you have small amounts of different herbs that you use. tobacco, bare root, sage, cedar, stuff like that. you use in it prayer ceremonies and everything. here's white sage. this is the special sage you use for purifying your living space and everything. you don't actually have to burn this to get the purifying results out of it. i'm going to take that. here's the eagle feather. i was worried about that. that it didn't get broken or anything. this is the american bald eagle. we get them out of the conservancy in colorado. they harvest the eagles when they die and everything for native american rituals. use them and

only post puberty. >> trust me we have them. >> thank you lara spencer and pop news. [ cheers and applauses-dreyfus revealing she's facing breast cancer. the emmy winning actress shares a message as support pouring in from co-stars and even a vice president. >> reporter: it's a sobering announcement. julia louis-dreyfus shocking her fans with a blunt twitter post one in eight women get breast cancer today i am the one. >> and the emmy goes to julia louis-dreyfus. >> reporter: the diagnosis coming a day after the 56-year-old dreyfus snagged a record sixth emmy as president on hbo's veep. >> this job i have is so spectacular and the role is so through the roof that that's the true treasury. having said that i'm did he lighted to win. >> she's most likely to have an es tro general driven cancer which is more treatable. >> reporter: the star who shot to fame as outspoken seinfeld pal using her announcement as a bigger platform highlighting her access to insu access to insure rans. support for the comedy star pouring in. even joe biden offering a special mention. we veeps stick together. all th