travis: thank you, judy. decades before beauty bloggers and youtube makeup tuitorials the models, max factor creations. this four story building was once the epicenter of beauty. the starce came here for a signature ? make up look. from one man: max factor. each level of max factor's studio served a significant purpose. on the first floor, stars had specific rooms based on hair color. it was here that max factor's color harmony concept came into play. her skin and signature look. and the second floor, the line of workers created lips. and the 4th floor, eyeshadows were made here with gun powder. this ingredient made the color sparkle. perhaps max factor's biggest creation was the glamorous role of make up which he made accessible to all women. >> dr. travis: founder of the of the musum -- max factor. >> max factor was hollywood's make up king, he was the first one to make holly wood make up for the "street". we were considered to be "hussies" if we wore makeup. max factor made it okay, acceptable, society, fo

travis: you don't have to. >> okay. [ applause ] >> dr. travis: you don't have to! [ applause ] >> dr. travis: and one of the things that pennleope did when she wrote into the show, was, she expressed fears and we knew we needed to help her. expert gary coxe. >> so for you to move on, we have got to get you to think about the past without the pain. one of the things will start on, is, we will get you to touch dogs. >> i can't touch a dog right now. >> pennleope, pennleope, look at me. look at me. >> i can't, i can't. ahhhh! i am scared of dogs. >> you couldn't hair dog at all. >> ahhhh, ahhhh! >> make it stop! ahhhh >> pennleope, look at me. >> huh huh-- ahhhh! >> pennleope, look at me >> >> okay, okay. so when i said, "the word dog". what's the fastest thought that comes into your mind? [ snaps ] >> that i would be attacked >> >> we will changelet picture and you will -- we will change the picture and we will change the and the new pennleope. >> super penny. >> i like it. >> so we will change the wiring now. the nervous system cannot tell the difference between ima

travis: dr. freda, thank you so much. >> always a pleasure.>> this female wrestler wants more sex before a fight. >> she could hurt you! >> announcer: and one of the only shows on tv where everyone at home has a chance to enter to win the "word-of-the-day" giveaway! ? ? "word-of-the-day" giveaway! ? ? find out what it is! as soon as i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot, i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart va

travis: it's a salient topic. legalization of marijuana is on the minds of many people. 14 states have it on the ballot. [ applause ] >> including here in california. big, big votes for us in our state. >> that's why i am here. [ laughter ] >> you gotta vote on it. i urge you people, do the right thing! chause [ applause ] ? >> dr. travis: i want to ask you, jesse, why are you -- clearly you are passionate about it to the point you wrote a book on it. talk to us about it? >> what happened to me was th someone close to me was experiencing epileptic seize your disorder at a later age, was seizing 3-4 times a week >> dr. travis: am dealing with this --, i am dealing with this. my life was gone, this person's life was gone. i will admit, my wife 41 years, first lady of minnesota. she went on four different seize your medications over 2 >> bad side effects. >> bad side effects. none worked. took her to colorado. and got her what they call medical marijuana, 3 drops under the tongue, 3 times a day. the seizures stopped.

. >> announcer: pillow talk -- with travis? >> very simple. >> announcer: one of the only shows on tv where everyone at home has a chance to enter to win the "word-of-the-day" giveaway. find out what it is! that's coming up! ♪ >> announcer: tomorrow ... it's all sex and beauty on the doctors. from the scary science behind good looks. >> that's a variance. >> announcer: the idea that schools should -- >> school children. >>i think it's good to open the discussion. >> announcer: and a one to one for your face? >> how -- powered by cloley kardashian. >> announcer: how modeling created a monster. >> when did you hit rock bottom? >> if i didn't get help i was gonna die. >> announcer: what started as a small crime has built into a major crisis. how watching an episode of the doctors, changed his life. the 9-1-1 operator nightmare. doctors, changed his life. the 9-1-1 operator nightmare. >> manager was as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and

nice going, travis. you scared off the bugs. ( loud wind blowing ) maybe it's the ghost of george webb. looks like we might have ourselves a little weather! it must be gusting at 80 kph. that's nothing compared to a hurricane coming up through the florida keys. trying flying through an ion storm at warp two. did you hear that? what? someone's out there. it's the wind! son of a bitch! what is it? there's something in my bag! give me your boot! what for? so i can squash it! are we allowed to squash alien life-forms? if they're inside your sleeping bag! but it's not inside the sleeping bag anymore! there it is! wait a minute. where'd you put the phase pistols? you want to shoot a bug? i'm just going to stun it. t'pol to tucker. go ahead. is there a problem, commander? do you require assistance? i think we've got it under control. no, not there, it's over there! t'pol... you said you found a cave this afternoon? less than half a kilometer from here. ( door chimes ) come in. nice catch. you'd make a good two-

>> travis: six months, a year?sit there and watch them put the buildings up and they're -- >> anthony: coming closer. >> travis: -- creeping this way. >> anthony: you're not moving onto land anytime soon if you can avoid it? >> travis: no. here life keeps flowing by. i wave and keep on keeping on. ♪ >>> miami's the kind of place you say that could never be me. and then it is. so you've been here how many years now? >> 15 years. >> 15 years. you're a floridian. >> yeah. >> when i was young, this man was a role model, an ideal, a roadmap for bad behavior. his music, it turned out, was the soundtrack for most of my life. still is. james osterburg of muskegon, michigan, known still all over the world as iggy pop. >> you grew up in michigan, you've lived in new york for a long period of time. >> i went from michigan to london. i went from london to hollywood, which was rough. hollywood to berlin, which was great. back to london. and new york from '79 to '99. >> was it a conceivable option at any point, i can live in flo

travis: you know, >> i voted for you, buddy. >> dr. travis: and i voted for you. >> i am in a separate division. >> dr. travis: i think they got it right. you know who got it? dwayne the rock johnson! and i think that was a great choice. he's, um, you know, he's become ... a truly trancendant star. >> football, wrestling. ? he's made it as an actor. he does it all, comedy, voice

tell travis to see what he can do. with help from travis's contact, trip and t'pol have been processed into the orpheus mining facility. ( high-pitched whirring ) trip: this is the second time we've been through here. we've seen all this before. we still have 20 minutes before we have to report to the foreman. maybe you downloaded an outdated map. the map is correct. maybe you're reading it wrong. we could ask for directions. give me that. i think i know what the problem is. what? we're lost. let's try that direction. any particular reason? t'pol: trip... i think we're getting there. i know you're not convinced i've told you the truth... about the child. what do you mean? you think i might have gotten pregnant without your knowledge. i never said that. i know. you been talking to phlox. no... have you? look, it's because you're vulcan, isn't it, so. i am sick and tired of this "bond" we've got. i don't particularly enjoy it either. listen, for the last time and for the record... i do believe you. and if you get anymore

travis: never too late to get to this picture. this gentleman is 80 years old, he is making headlines for the runway swagger, he's known as the "hottest >> look at that physique. hours a day of working out, three hours a day. >> mc-hammer pants are back in. >> dr. travis: i like his style. >> it's all about how it's not about age, it's about state of mind. and that's his method. >> he has swagger. good for him. >> i thought his nickname in chinese, is awesome. a boy toy is "young fresh

i'm with travis from continental tires and travis what do you guys call this out here? this is better known as the continental extreme experience. emphasizing the 'extreme' part? the extreme part you're going to see here in a minute. and you're going to experience here in a second. i'm looking forward to that. i want to ask you first about the sema show and why you guys choose to come here, this is kind of like your guy's super bowl, right? yeah, the sema show every year year in and year out is by far the biggest place to come out and for automotive enthusiasts around the world, come into this show, i think there's 3,500 media folks that come in from around the world, so when you want to debut product or show new product, there's no better place than las vegas first. no doubt about it. what is continental wanting to show off this year? new tire, the 'extreme contact sport' it's a brand new tire we're coming out. new hp high performance tire. for cars like bmw's and some of these other corvettes and camaros that we've got on display here. but really a tire built for the

>> travis: no. but i did see her yesterday. and we crossed paths again last night. >> victoria: that doesn't make any sense. you and i were together. >> travis: she was the woman that came into the underground. >> victoria: oh. okay. [ sighs ] you didn't think it was important to mention that? i'm in the same room with the woman that you've been with, that you've had feelings for, and she knows about me the whole

>> travis: no. but i did see her yesterday. and we crossed paths again last night. >> victoria: that doesn't make any sense. you and i were together. >> travis: she was the woman that came into the underground. >> victoria: oh. okay. [ sighs ] you didn't think it was important to mention that? i'm in the same room with the

>> travis: no. but i did see her yesterday. and we crossed paths again last night. >> victoria: that doesn't make any sense. you and i were together. >> travis: she was the woman that came into the underground. >> victoria: oh. okay. [ sighs ] you didn't think it was important to mention that? i'm in the same room with the woman that you've been with, that you've had feelings for,

travis: why did you do that? >> announcer: and then we have a shark in the ho personal tragedy that threw him into action. >> the hardest thing was that she changed. >> announcer: that's today. >> dr. travis: hello, everyone, joining us today is board certified dermatologist dr. sonia botra, and psychologist and sex therapist dr. chris dongahue. >> have you ever wanted to you? glenda, from north carolina, after being fed up with his lottery obsession, she decided to buy him $10 scratch off, and that scratcher won them $1 million dollars. she showed him. >> this is a good example of a fight ending well. i don't often see these kinds of fights in my office, right. >> dr. travis: what is the data, chris. you hear that if you should talk things out. where do you draw the line when it comes to couple's arguing? >> if a couple comes to the office and says they never fight, then someone's selling out. the fighting is someone has started to grow. but fight fair. >> dr. travis: if your fight end-wise a $10 lottery ticket

travis: well, we all

and travis's sister is now in a leadership role. it helps families, service members get their feet back on the ground. it's got a wonderful program called character does matter where we coach people to go out to high schools to make sure that people don't forget the incredible commitment and sacrifice that so many of these veterans have put on the line. and it's been a tremendous success, and it's a great way to keep the spirit of travis manion alive. >> you put out an announcement than an a coin. e pluribus unum. i want you to talk about it because i like what you had to say. >> i felt there's so many going on in the world, in our country the past few days. i think being here today right before veterans day, it's a great example of the importance of how we all come together as a country. and all the common values that we share, what we stand for. and making sure that we think of -- when we come together, we're much stronger together than we are as one. alive, and i wanted to keep that spirit alive at our company at johnson & johnso

>> travis: no. but i did see her yesterday. and we crossed paths again last night. >> victoria: that doesn't make any sense. you and i were together. >> travis: she was the woman that came into the underground. >> victoria: oh. okay. [ sighs ] you didn't think it was important to mention that? i'm in the same room with the woman that you've been with, that you've had feelings for, and she knows about me the whole time while i have no idea?

still to come, music from vic mensa and travis barker. i have been hoping our next guest would be on this show since we started almost 14 years ago. wrong number. [ laughter ] she is a comedy legend and has six emmys, a peabody, a presidential medal of freedom to prove it. her new book is called ?in such good company." please welcome carol burnett! >> jimmy: i'm very pleased to have you here. >> i'm pleased that you're having me here. >> jimmy: i was in a van with my parents this weekend. we were driving. they were driving me home. i was a little drunk, i'll be honest. >> good they were driving. >> they told me, call me whenever you're drunk, we'll pick you up, and i've been doing it since high school. we were talking about how ex the show tonight. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we would as a family watch you. i don't know if people even do that anymore. >> well, that was -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: every saturday night we watched you. >> yeah, you know, back then there were only three channels. so it was a point, television, people wou

but tony and travis just met. officially. >> i had to take a video because i know you won't believe it. >> reporter: we met travis rogers after pulling an unconscious man out of his car in this pond. >> i ran back to my car, got my tiran, jumped into window. >> reporter: life has been different for travis since then. chandler police honored him for the rescue. a friend even imitated him on halloween but despite all the attention, there is something missing, someone missing. until now. tony was heading home from his son game that night. >> the next thing i knew, i woke up in the hospital. >> reporter: an epileptic seizure, his first in more than hospital. >> no one said this guy saved her life. you ought to come and talk to him. >> reporter: it wasn't until weeks later when tony saw a link to our initial story. >> i was sitting there one day and reading facebook and saw that on facebook and i thought that's my car. thank you. . sometimes when you least expect i bringing us together. these two guys didn't even know

we'll be back with vic mensa and travis barker!ead and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series presented by ciroc. let's get it. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank kris bryant and carol burnett, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first, his ep. it's called "there's a lot going on." here with the song "16 shots" with some help from travis barker - vic mensa! ♪ thanks to the world we got our boots strapped ♪ 100 deep on stage street where the troops at ♪ ♪ the mayor lying saying he didn't see the video footage ♪ ♪ and everybody want to know where the truth at ♪ ♪ on the south side where it's no trauma centers but the most trauma ♪ a lot of cannons but you don't want no drama ♪ i can't imagine if it was my own mama ♪ ♪ got her first born son stole from her he never had a chance ♪ ♪ and we all know it's cause he black shot

how are you, travis? >> very good. >> you can take your hat and horns off, if you'd like. >> i'm like this most of the time. >> he likes them. >> keeps your head warm. >> yeah. >> tell us about your role in this show. >> you're really going to keep that on. >> because i have to. i can't let him live alone. >> it's been great. i was very lucky to get the job. and it's been a great ride and great people to work with and very fortunate the show's done very well. >> yeah. does it surprise you? because you never know when you ou things but you love the writing. >> yeah. of course, it's always -- so hard for a show to stay on air and do well. we had a great creator and it's a great world and the irish people, where we shoot, ireland. >> great fun. sweet people. >> yeah. >> and great workers and very talented. >> and try to throw in a bunch of real actual history in the process too, right? >> yeah. yeah. we have a lot of dramatic actually don't wear hats. it's a myth. >> you don't? >> but you're perpetrating the

[ laughter ] >> i hope travis wood shows up but yeah. i mean, anthony rizzo's going to be in the wedding which is cool, he's one of my good friends. >> nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> it will be fun. >> jimmy: yeah. i heard -- is it true that somebody found your bridal registry and people have been sending you gifts? >> yeah. i mean, it's -- [ laughter ] yeah. i mean -- we heard of -- the indians guy, one of their rookie pitchers, i guess someone found his too. my fiancee was looking 15 items just got bought. it's like, so we're registered? [ laughter ] crate and barrel and bed bath and beyond. >> jimmy: are you really? >> yeah, i think so. i went to bed, bath & beyond with a little thing, shooting the bar codes. >> there is a gentleman here in the audience tonight who i feel like he played a major role. i know you ran into him for a second in the green room backstage. but his name is ryan. the clip, show the clip of ryan before we see ryan. yes. now that's ryan. was any member of your team -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: -- crying harder tha

fire 'em up i'm with travis from continental tires and travis what do you guys call this out here? this is better known as the continental extreme experience. emphasizing the 'extreme' part? the extreme part you're going to see here in a minute. and you're going to experience here in a second. i'm looking forward to that. i want to ask you first about the sema show and why you guys choose to come here, this is kind of like your guy's super bowl, right? yeah, the sema show every year year in and year out is by far the biggest place to come out and for automotive enthusiasts around the world, come into this show, i think there's 3,500 media folks that come in from around the world, so when you want to debut product or show new product, there's no better place than las vegas first. no doubt about it. what is continental wanting to show off this year? well we're new tire, the 'extreme contact sport' it's a brand new tire we're coming out. new hp high performance tire. for cars like bmw's and some of these other corvettes and camaros that we've got on display here. but really a tire bui

; -- >> you're crazy. >> not with the how are you, travis? >> very good. >> you can take your hat and horns off, if you'd like. >> i'm like this most of the time. >> he l >> keeps your head warm. >> tell us about your role in this show? >> you're really goingthat can't let him live alone. >> it's been great. show's >> yeah. does it surprise you? because you never know when you set out on these kinds of things? but you love the writing? >> yeah. of course, it's always -- so hard for a show to stay on-air and do well. a great creator and it's a great world and the irish people where we shoot, ireland. >> great fun. sweet people. >> yeah. but -- yeah. actually we don't wear hats. it's a math. >> you don't? >> but you're perpetrating the myth? >> yeah. >> really. >> i'm disappointed. i would wear this on thet's a g. we should say. we have a lit time. >> yes.ou like tooishing w?. i waswas, a little bit. >> here's what we have. >> got to puthe daggone hat back on, though. >> yes. we do. very important. you're going to fish. >> a question on each on

. >> randy travis. ? >> reporter: randy travis making his first award show appearance since suffering a massive stroke in 2013, and then underwood and paisley opened their monologue hitting on what else, the elections. ? the election is taking forever and ever ? >> reporter: and a big award. >> entertainer of the year? garth brooks! >> we are so damn lucky to be part of this thing called country music! >> reporter: from all time greats taking the stage -- ? i'll always love you ? >> reporter: to legends of dolly parton honored with a life time achievement award. >> i just want to thank all my fans, everybody, for allowing me to see my little girl dreams come true. ? when trouble comes to town ? >> reporter: and then the surprise performance of the night, beyonce, with the dixie chicks. ? my daddy said shoot ? >> reporter: there youav so many great moments, and if you missed any of it, it's okay, because all the performances are posted right on abc.com. kendis and linzie? >> good to know. >> good thing it'

>> i got the tribe winning. >> reporter: travis, thank you so much. thanks for all the great memories. former indians designated hitter and all-around good guy, travis hafner. back out to you guys. >> all right, he said indians tonight. we agree. >> what do you think? >> 5-2. >> it's going to be a little tighter than that. 3-1 in deans. we shall see. two magical words. >> game seven. >> here are two more. whatever happens tonight, be smart, be safe. we'll see you back on news 5 >>> tonight, breaking news. the new tracking poll. hillary clinton, donald trump, where this race stands next six days out. and are there new pathways for donald trump? he and his family make the case tonight. president obama, vice president biden, bernie sanders, arguing, there's just one choice. and the alarming image. the church set on fire. >>> also tonight, the deadly ambush. two police officers targeted and killed in separate patrol cars, shot through the window. >>> breaking late today, the new flash point over the pipeline in the west. demonstrators clashing with police

travis: thanks for joining us. >> good morning, doctors. >> good more, dr. batra. >> ready to do this? >> always. >> dr. travis: this is all about skin care these days and bauty. i want you to look at these pictures. this is a woman's before and after. what if i told you she rejuvenated her face with fat from a dead person? [ audience ] >> whoa! >> dr. travis: joining us is dr. alexander rifkin, he's using a filler from cadaver fat. the question i have, of course, is .... why? i heard this, and i will acknowledge that my first thought was ... who would want cadaver fat in their face? or anywhere for that matter. the whole fat, the creep factor was a 10 out of 10 for me!

reid travis. lay it in. reid travis. christian saunders. five assists. michael humphrey.nford up 16. travis inside. 22 points. 15 board. cardinal win. 67-49. they're 3-0. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> 3-0. >> pretty good. >> thank you. >> and, abc 7 news continues now online on twitter, facebook and mobile devices with abc 7 news

ending with "forever and ever, amen" from randy travis. and travis ?himself... who suffered a massive stroke three years ago... took the stage, and was s able to ?sing the end of that song. not a dry eye and that was just the ?beginning of the night. they actually had some ?awards to give out as well. including the ?biggest... entertainer of the year. it went to garth brooks... and taylor swift even came out to present it! garth winning the award for the ?fifth time. other big winners on the night: carrie underwood won female vocalist of the year for the ?fourth time. chris stapleton won male vocalist. and the lifetime achievement award went to dolly parton. and speaking of those performances last night... heres a clip from the most ?surprising one: yup... that's beyonce... doing country! she took the stage with the dixie chicks to perform her song "daddy lessons." and beyonce's performance was just and we couldn't end this block without some ?fun from the world series. we told you earlier this hour that former ray "ben zobrist" won the mvp award. but looks like

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reid travis. lay it in. reid travis. christian saunders. five assists. michael humphrey.tanford up 16. travis inside. 22 points. 15 board. cardinal win. 67-49. they're 3-0. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> 3-0. >> pretty good. >> thank you. >> and, abc 7 news continues now online on twitter, facebook and mobile devices with abc 7 news >> appreciate your time.>> for joining us. jimmy kimmel live and billy crysta >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- billy crystal. from "how to get away with murder," alfred enoch. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from jeezy featuring french montana. now, stay right where you are. here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of this

. >>> a second sentence handed down to travis standlee for killing two homeless people. he served time for the murders. he was convicted of second- degree murder for both crimes earlier this year. travis standlee is required to serve at least 70 of those years before he is eligible for parole . he insisted today in sharon. >> i believe that and i hope that her family can take comfort from it as i do. somebody who follows the path that i walk can have a happy and good knife -- good life.>> reporter: the defense does plan to appeal and he has to pay estate. >>> tracking down the author of a threatening letter that was left on the front door of a sudanese american family and it contained hateful words. there are no suspects were reported witnesses. if you have information about this incident, you are encouraged to contact gabe cook at 319-356-5291. crime stoppers is also offering information leading to an arrest. that number is also one your screen. >>> the history making event in linn county today when the first african-american county supervisor took the off the -- the oa

still to come, music from vic mensa and travis barker. i have been hoping our next guest would be on this show since we started almost 14 years ago. turns out we were calling the wrong number. [ laughter ] she is a comedy legend and has six emmys, a peabody, a presidential medal of freedom to prove it. her new book is called "in such good company." please welcome carol burnett! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm very pleased to have you here. >> i'm pleased that you're having me here. >> jimmy: i was in a van with my parents this weekend. we were driving. they were driving me home. i was a little drunk, i'll be honest. >> good they were driving. >> they told me, call me whenever you're drunk, we'll pick you up, and i've been doing it since high school.

travis: hey, we hope you all had a great thanksgiving, we hope you have a wonderful weekend. thanks so much for being with us! [ crowd cheering ] >>> music and celebration prohibited during the mourning for fidel castro. in contrast to little havana. david begnaud is there. >> reporter: charlie, when news first broke that castro died. it turned into something of a st p right here in front of cafe versailles which is the well-known gathering place for cuban americans. this weekend, more than 3,000 people celebrated peacefully. >> this is it. the icon is gone. and hopefully everything is going to change. fernando hernandez one of 14,000 children who came to the u.s. between 1960 and 1962. during operation. fearing castro their parents be better. >> i am eternally grateful to my parents for putting me on that plane to come here. i am very happy about that. >> reporter: for some cuban americans, castro's death is bittersweet. her exiled mother didn't live to see the day. >> i am happy that i came to share this moment with my mom. >> reporter: it is so personal for these people we

the guests are chris bryant, carol burnett, music featuring travis barker. action news continues a half hour earlier than normal at 4 a.m. now for the entire action news team i'm jim gardner. good night. pat toomey and donald trump both would defund planned parenthood, and criminalize women's right to choose. "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah." "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors... who perform them." and when donald trump insulted women and bragged about... sexual assault, pat toomey refused to reject him. pat toomey: won't stand up to trump. won't stand up for women. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, from the world champion chicago cubs, kris bryant, carol burnett and music from vic mensa featuring travis barker. and now, i'm almost certain, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. that's very kind, thank you. the reason i have these bags is because by

we'll be back with vic mensa and travis barker!rt series presented by "ciroc." let's get it. when government bureaucrats refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and expanded services. but there's much more to do. my mission is to protect south jersey's way of life. i'm frank lobiondo and i approve this message. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series presented by ciroc. let's get it. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank kris bryant and carol burnett, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first, his ep. it's called "there's a lot going on." here with the song "16 shots" with some help from travis barker - vic mensa! ♪ thanks to the world we got our boots strapped ♪ 100 deep on stage street where the troops at ♪ ♪ the mayor lying saying he didn't see the

take us to warp 5.2. ptions, travis. 5.2. and now the conclusion. we have 47 minutes until our reactor breaches. what did the klingons do to it? they altered our engineering subroutines. if we go below warp five, the reactor's going to explode. i've just been talking with trip. columbia can rendezvous with us in 30 minutes. he says he can restore the subroutines. he can't do that from columbia. we're going to bring him onboard. the transporter won't operate at warp, and docking's out of the question. trip told me you have experience transferring personnel at warp speed. training exercises, yes... and at warp speed one. every move was rehearsed in simulators for weeks. we don't have weeks. ing the calculations now. at warp five, we'll have to move within 50 meters of each other. has anyone ever done this before? travis can handle the flying. can you get trip over here? you'll have to let me out of this brig. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive

mike: according to police, jop travis was hit. police say skorupan told them travis ran towards him and his son barking on his property. skorupan described the dog as aggressive. >> he was worried about the safety of himself as well as his 6-year-old child. mike: after investigating, police determined skorupan should be charged with animal cruelty. >> any time somebody's using a firearm, it's the absolute last resort to use a firearm. any and all other options before you use the firearm. mike: skorupan was released on bail and will face a judge in january. cherise: new tonight, manchester police say an argument over a flag led to the shooting of two people on the city's west side early this morning. investigators are now identifying the two men michael sirois are chester. police say those men and two others started arguing inside of a home on armory street at 2:20 a.m. after sirois saw a flag display he found offensive. that turned into a physical altercation and two shootings. >> there was the hollering that woke me up to start w

. >> travis hall served 12 years with two deployments to afghanistan. >> for a long time i felt like there was something more that i could have done to prevent it. >> travis has breathing practice he learned from project welcome home troops. >> it's so difficult to take our way of anxiety, depression or anger. you go into your nervous system, calm down your heart rate and blood pressure and feel different. >> researchers underway by dr. ana sepala finds scientific evidence that the yoga-based breathing practice works. >> after a week we found that iraq or afghanistan had normal ed normalized anxiety. >> tom voss now teaches their five-day power breath meditation workshop. >> veterans are very apprehensive to a lot of people to seek help because you have to first admit that you have a problem. >> travis hall is in training to also be an instructor. breathing techniques, medication or yoga can be difficult but when the teacher is a veteran like travis they are more accepting. >> some people have to hit rock bottom before they get help. it doesn't have to be that way. >> the power breat