strugging with her mental illness and her cry for mental health today. >> if i say i'm healthy the first thing they'll do is hurt me tonight. >>> and we hit the beach with the sexy stars of "baywatch." watch out zac efron and the rock, i'm on the set with the women giving the sexiest man alive a run for his money. >> what do you call him now? >> dwayne. >> never rock or daddy like you call me. daddy. >> now for november 17, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight?" >>> will mariah's ex-fiance destroy her new docuseries? >> thinns are getting ugly behind the scene, but mimi looked just fine when she took the stage last night with her famous new accessory, that infamous new backup dancer. ?? ?? >> there's mariah last night on stage shooting an upcoming christmas special. of course, who's with her? check out what this guy does. he escorts mariah on stage and we see the hand lingering a few seconds on her waist and proving he could be daddy material, the 33-year-old hoists mariah's daughter monroe on to his shoulders. clearly mariah is moving on and does her ex james packer want to be erased fr

the hospital has been strug tool find good rehabilitation equipment for the disabled. >> translator: when i try to stand up, i can't. help me up. >> reporter: a patient can stand up with help. but walking is tricky. he came up with the idea of installing motors in the joints of the equipment to make the legs move. he stududied how the abled body walk. >> translator: i gather data on ankle and knee angles and the relationshship between those angles and the movement of the hip joint. >> reporter: his researchers concluded that motors are needed in the hip joints, knees and ankles. they adjusted the strength of the motors so the joints could bend smoothly. it took nine years to make robotic legs that everyone was satisfied with. then it was time to test them. the university hospital has been conducting clinical trials for three years. university student damaged his spine in a car accident. he uses the legs and rehabilitation. >> translator: i'm more motivated than before to walk. i hope to be able to go to places like restaurants t that often have s stairs. >> t translator: the expressi

morning america, ((transcribe)) november is lung cancer awareness month and still millions of americans strug november is lung cancer awareness month and still millions of americans struggle with trying to quit smoking...it can seem almost impossible but here this month and still millions of americans struggle with trying impossible but here this morning with tips to kick the habit is keisha hooper with > we just had the great american smoke out this week...why is a monumental day like this so important for someone trying to take that first step? > > we hear it all the time but what are the dangers of even casual smoking? > what are some tips for quitting smoking...even if you're a life long smoker? > > how can family and friend help support a smoker through try to just kick the habit? stats: more people have actually quit than actually currently smoke about 20% of the positive effects of quitting smoking starts within hours of your last cigarette men more likely to smoke than women > full screen: tips to quit set a date alternate behavior talk to professional support 13-action news anchor ch

. >> that's good news for homeowners strug toggle keep fall chore. >> i've had a hard time just every year cleaning out the leaves and getting the gutters clear. and putting the covers on and it's really helped that. >> the price to install mid- range gutter guards on an average house runs from 1500 to 20 # 0 dollars. they could add to that coast. >> a group of five fiefts here from florida are dealing with a problem that the friend wept to the tallest peaks in america. that's more than 15,000 foot track. well three of -- they made it soobs they got back halfway up the showst just how pad the visibility was. >> from our campground looking up you couldn't see the mountain at all. th i hiker met them and helped them back to the trail. >>> look at all of that snow. cool air. well, you go up several feet you bump into that. absolutely. >> 40 feet above sea level. we are. >> where's the cold air? >> it's amazing. we have bumps around san antonio; right? that's where you go. >> that's exactly right right. a lotting at dc look at that. 82 on kickoff and drop into the 70s. which is where we a

they're strug toggle get through. use weapon of opportunity. mace, pepper spray, we'll use that. into to your advantage. you're fighting if #-r your life. >> they were using pens to fight off the attacker. it's hard to think about ever being in that situation but defense experts say it's something to of emergency you know what to do. john? glp and the attacker may be offguard because of that advice as well many thank you. we took a lot of calls from worried parents when news of the attack broke out. so we did some research to find out how you can keep tabs on your student's safety. many ohio universities offer campus alerts for students and parents but in most cases your student has to sign you up. how to sign up for school safety alerts. we checked out the process for you for several colleges across the state. >> some breaking news this morning. a chartered airplane including a brazilian soccer team. the associated press reports five people survived. it's believed to have come down in a mountainous area outside the city just before midnight. now it's not clear yet what area had

. >> and he another deputy strug toll get the man to shore. >> head up. get his head up! >> he was not responding. they brought him back to the shoveline where we multiple deputies administered cpr. >> get the cpr mask out. >> he was not breathing. deputies shouted for chest compressions. >> does he have a heartbeat? >> after two minutes of cpr he started breathing again. >> it was a relief. it was something i think we all start this job to do, to save lives. >> hours later the canal is calm again. the man is heading to jail but is thankful he's alive and the deputies who saved him say this shows how their jobs can change in the of an eye. >> it's changing hats. we're trying to bring him into custody. but if his life in danger, we need to save him as well. >> the man has been arrested at least 10 other times and is facing serious charges in relation to this incident. deputies say he did thank them for saving his life, kelly >> all right. thank you. well, her name is elle and as bad as she looks, shez has elle was one of 21 dogs seized during a dog fighting bust throo -- t

there's all -- in some ways there's things this group can learn from what we have done with the food and strug administration. they put out their guidance and medical devices in january and in it they're very -- i'm here to see what they to with the pending recommendations. in it they're almost requiring quarterly disclosure programs and if you can do a mitigation in 30 days or so you don't have to go through the painful process and it's a carrot shaped stick. they're trying to make sure that you don't need the heavy hand regulation and we should create more opportunities to take the best and brightest from the medical manufacturers like phillips and johnson & johnson and do the best and brightest from this community and we can learn from each other more overtly. >> that's great. >> you mentioned your meetings. sometimes you're in d.c. visiting. see you often. but what is the perception that what we're doing as an industry now with the isac and best practice what is your feeling of the perception of what we have done here? >> it's changed 180 degrees in the last year. the regulators seeing the

arguing that gives him the unique ability to help all of the americans, millions of people who are strugport their family and they believe he is their answer. do you think that donald trump is a good businessman? because you certainly went after him on his business record during the campaign? >> he had major failures and he was very good at licensing and very good at things that involve promotion of his name. actual operation of the businesses in the 1980s and 1990s? it left him essentially bankrupting multiple companies. but he -- i would say this, he understands business but his record has been better at licensing and -- >> than operations. >> than putting out his own capital, yes. >> his publicly traded trump casino empire. no u.s. casino filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy more. are you concerned about his ability to operate big businesses? >> he's not going to be operating businesses. i don't have to worry about him running a business at all. he's the one that -- you know that doesn't really in my judgment determine whether somebody makes a great president. harry truman went broke in a

and that is the real strug. . >> who's the state senator barack obama?and 2004, who's the state senator, the governor and be the new face? the democratic bench has decimated. these are just the senate numbers. when president obama came to power, down to 48 now. 257, now 193 now. te republicans have a majority of the governship. they've picked up nearly 1,000. nearly 1,000 state legislative seats during the obama presidency. the republicans have a bench. their problem is going to be the competition and the young ambitious people trying to rise up. who's for the democrats? >> right down in the swing states, twonl swing states that have democratic-controlled houses and that's in colorado and nevada. most are controlled by republicans. this trickles down, not just the congressional level, there's a shortage of democratic leadership right now. and i think whether that sticks is what they can deliver. if this congress delivers on jobs and health care and on immigration reform. it could sit. >> i think watching the fight for nancy going is going to be an early

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university of michigan's campus, obviously home to thousands of millenial voters, a demo both candidates strug a someone who shade that unlikely they will vote for clinton or trump -- >> i think his hope and change struck a chord among young people. hillary clinton carries a lot of baggage from public service and repeated republican attacks. donald trump is not very appealing to young people because of his comments about immigrants and muslims. reporter: in addition to the president's rally here both trump and clinton will hold their own events in western michigan later today. this is obviously a push for the younger vote. we're just outside of the detroit area which is the most populated region of the state and holds the crucial african-american vote that democrats rely on here. and near grand rapids where both candidates will be later today, is very large population of working white class group. that is something donald trump won over. both candidates will try to energize later today at final rallies here in michigan. back to you in new york, martha. martha: matt, thank you very much. bill:

they're miscon strug the effectiveness in what they could accomplish with nuclear weapons. y'all may remember when we first had nuclear weapons in the early '50s, we had illusions of grandeur too. with the thought we could deter everything with these nuclear weapons. turned out we couldn't. and they still don't serve all purposes because they're not credible. might they want credible if we were launching regime change against the dprk? yes, they might. my point was, at levels lower than that, they're not credible, not to us. but the question is, what do they think? and i don't know. >> thank you. larry? >> ambassador gallucci gave everyone thoughts of food for thought. i will try to be brief in terms of my comments and also a couple of questions. now, ambassador gallucci correctly stated that north korea has borne the major responsibility for what he described as the failure of engagement with the united states. that is correct. but i would add the caveat that the united states also bears some of the responsibilities for the failure to realize u.s. objectives in negotiation

there's all -- in some ways there's things this group can learn from what we have done with the food and strug administration. they put out their guidance and medical devices in january and in it they're very -- i'm here to see what they to with the pending recommendations. in it they're almost requiring quarterly disclosure programs and if you can do a mitigation in 30 days or so you don't have to go through the painful process and it's a carrot shaped stick. they're trying to make sure that you don't need the heavy hand regulation and we should create more opportunities to take the best and brightest from the medical manufacturers like phillips and johnson & johnson and do the best and brightest from this community and we can learn from each other more overtly. >> that's great. >> you mentioned your meetings. sometimes you're in d.c. visiting. see you often. but what is the perception that what we're doing as an industry now with the isac and best practice what is your feeling of the perception of what we have done here? >> it's changed 180 degrees in the last year. the regulators seeing the

she told the officer there was no warrant for her arrest and strugged with him as he tried to handcuff her.that's when he punched her in the face. a secret service agent was hit by a car today while on his bicycle near the white house. police say the bike agent was transported to the hospital with serious injuries. however, they are not considered life threatening.a second person was also taken to the hospital with a minor prosecutors in dallas, texas have tentatively dropped domestic assault charges against former cleveland browns quarterback johnny manziel.manziel was charged with a misdemeanor after allegedly hitting and threatening his then girlfriend during an altercation in january.further details of the deal have not been released. j-p morgan has agreed to pay more than 260 million dollars in fines to settle charges that the firm hired individuals in exchange for business contracts.the settlement ends a nearly three whether the company violated u-s anti-bribery laws.j-p morgan executives earned lucrative business deals from firms in asia in exchange for hiring the children and f