or visit my24info.com. >> ninan: a boy named trevo harris has tourette syndrome.it's a neurological disorder that causes uncontrollable movements and outbursts called tics. here again is julianna goldman to show us how trevor is using his tics to teach. >> we started naming my tics. like, we call this the rock star, and we call this the gene simmons. >> repr: he wants to; the seventh grader suffers from tourette syndrome. >> hey! >> reporter: that'd be tough for any 12-year-old, but it's especially tough when you're a military kid who moves a lot. last year's transfer took him away from his friends in tennessee and forced him to start over in a new school in virginia. >> when i was down there, kids understood my tourette's and everything. but i come up here, no one understands me. and my first day, i got flipped off at least 15 times, >> reporter: at school? >> yeah. >> reporter: from kids? >> yeah. >> reporter: there were tears, but trevor, who is among the 138,000 american kids living with the disease, decided he wasn't going to hide behind his tics. >> i have t

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factor could be risperdal, the prescription medicine josh been taking for four years for tics from touretteyndrome. cynthia: i'm one who likes to research things. so i got on google right away and started researching boys and medicines and found a few moms out there who had posted their kids were on risperdal who also developed lumps. so i called the pediatrician back and said, "i want him off this medicine." and so we stopped it that day. sharyl: what was the pediatrician's response when you linked the lump in his breast to the medicine? cynthia: i think they just thought i was a paranoid mom and agreed to switch the medicine just to appease me. but i don't know. mom's intuition. i just -- i knew something was wrong. sharyl: mom was right. she didn't know it then, but thousands of boys taking risperdal were growing female breasts. some of them even produced milk. gynecomastia, shown in this unidentified risperdal patient. it can happen when a male has a spike in a naturally occurring hormone called prolactin. experts say risperdal can cause prolactin levels to rise. josh: i remember one of

at 11:00 a member of our wusa 9 family opens up about her battle with torret's syndrome -- tour tourette'syndrome. that is tonight at 11:00. >>> two window washers are back on the ground after their scaffolding got stuck 17 floors up a building in lower manhattan this morning. new york fire crews rushed to the e. pulled the scaffolding to an open window to pull them into safety. no one was hurt. hopefully their bosses gave them the rest of the day off. >>> college loan debt is a hot topic. the latest government statistics show seven out of ten college graduates have loans and up to 25% of borrowers are behind in payments. as kenneth craig reports many are not taking advantage of programs that can erase their debt. >> reporter: leah burke racked up $140,000 in student loan debt. >> i figured it would be juggling, balancing, making ends meet making the payments. >>> they became a greater challenge when she left the corporate world for a lower paying job at this nonprofit new york city college. >> i am the associate director of alumni relations. >> reporter: the move turned out to be a blessi

. >> jimmy: do you have tourettes or something? get this man. don't you live on a -- >> just try. what are you doing? >> jimmy: do you live on ranch? >> the clock is running. >> jimmy: do you live in like a a ranch or something? all your friends are animals or something. >> can you even change a flat tire? don't talk about real men like that, come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i have no clue, i can't, i can't. all right. ready for this? okay, here we go. >> that's tv. >> jimmy: no this isn't part of the game. >> you're supposed to say what the thing is. >> jimmy: what is this, right? >> a teepee. >> place. >> oh, it's a place. >> jimmy: it's not a teepee. the game didn't start yet. i didn't give you the clue yet. >> start the clock over. >> jimmy: can we switch partners? this is a nightmare. i'm not doing anything yet. ready? is that how you do it? jersey boys. all right. here we go. i'm not doing it yet. [ buzzer ] wait, what? didn't even get a a chance to give a clue yet. >> you're wasting so much time. >> we got this in

he has the political version of tourette's syndrome.fficult time assembling the votes. >> do you think she can attract republicans to her campaign, build a coalition? >> i'm not sure it's going to be so much that, it's just republicans saying i don't want donald trump to be president, who have enough experience to know competency matters, that temperament matters. you heard governor levitt say it earlier. he does not have the temperament to be commander in chief, to be the chief foreign policy officer of the united states of america. by the way, the quote that he had all facts say nafta was a good agreement. it wasn't a bad agreement. he likes to use things that have no factual foundation. it will make a big difference. >> as someone who fought in vietnam, suffered and understands veterans far better than any of us could, what about his appeal to veterans and saying that he is the best for veterans and he understands war and peace? >> what's the evidence? the disciplinary measure, they sent him to a military academy. i don't think there

that's just -- tourettes. that's just basically the involuntary walking down the street, spit some lyrics. [laughter] and basically probably everybody here under a certain age has that. you can't avoid it, you know what i mean? anyway, i started writing like i've always been a poet, but i started writing these lyrics on the side that were definitely not -- they weren't really poems, you know? they were definitely bars, you know what i'm saying? and i didn't know why i was writing them, but i just kept writing them. they always talk about preparation meets opportunity. so it's amazing i'm here at the national black writers conference. we have dr. green, shout out to dr. brenda green. [applause] so i'm a professor, i'm doing my professor thing at morgan -- [laughter] i'm writing books, filmmaker. but definitely not a rapper, you know what i mean? and when i say not a rapper, just meaning really it was a mind thing. to me, i was, because i was a poet, right? so i was a emcee already but didn't really know it. as