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>> dr. phil: the fact is you are a heroin addict and you did heroin today, correct? >> this morning. >> dr. phil: you've done heroin

this morning before you came here. okay. so this has got a grip on you. if you don't do it again soon, you'll start to react, correct? if you don't have a fix before the end of the day, you're going to start -- >> i'll be sick. >> dr. phil: you're going to start getting the flu. you're going to start getting real sick. that's the point that we're at, guys. and you say, you know, i thought she was fine. i don't know if you thought she was fine or you just desperately wanted her to be fine. but she's not fine. and there's a lot of family that goes into this. do you support her getting sober, getting clean, getting her life together? >> uh-huh. >> dr. phil: because, you know, here's the thing. when you're a heroin addict, you kind of lose all credibility on everything else. but when you take that away, there are going to be some

family dynamics here that are loose ends and ugly. they're going to have to be dealt with and you're either going to be part of the problem or you're going to be part of the solution. >> right. >> dr. phil: and i'll promise you if you ever, ever, ever do anything to come between this father and his daughter, it will wind up biting you really bad. he will resent you for it for the rest of his life, because if you want a relationship with your husband, you will support his relationship with his children. [applause] and vice versa. i mean, you'll support a relationship with her mother. and you will support her relationship and treating his current wife with dignity and respect whether you like her or whether you don't. i don't know how y'all get along. i don't really know of one thing in this family that's working well right now. it's just like we're in denial here. it's just like look straight ahead and there are no problems on the sides. but there are.

and if you don't think that heroin addiction is fatal, let me tell you, it can be fatal. this has disaster written all over it. you see why i talked to you before we brought her out? because if we continued to do what we've always done where you get into some kind of treatment somewhere or whatever and then you decide, well, okay, i want to feel normal again so you come up with some [bleep] excuse to walk out the door and you answer that call and go get her and bring her home and just tuck her right in and here's 60 bucks, now go get your nails done, you saw her doing her nails on the video. >> sure did. >> dr. phil: that's her doing her nails. do you not resent her using you and playing you for a fool all this time? she knew you loved her. she knew you were committed to her. and she used that against you to deceive and betray you.

>> uh-huh. [applause] >> dr. phil: your mother has said, and i quote, i will drop everything, and she emphasized everything, if she needs me, 100% accessible for her. i want her to know i love her. and you know that. and you use it to stab her in the back and shame on you for doing it. [applause] anybody that will take something as pure as a mother's love and use it to get to drugs and betray her, that's terrible. she says if you can't afford to eat, she will cook for you. she takes you to the methadone clinic. she -- i mean, ah, come on. just -- you know, that is what i think of that. [applause] that has to be over. that is the relationship you have had.

it is now shut down. it is ripped in half. because if they're not willing to do what i am asking them to do, i wouldn't touch you with a 10-foot pole. i wouldn't touch you with a 10-foot pole. [applause] because you need somebody to tell you the truth. and the truth is you are a spoiled brat, missy, and they have spoiled you. >> i know. >> dr. phil: and so you come out here in your self-righteous, sankt moneyous way. and the way your father deceived you. you're the biggest liar in the building. do you get that? don't roll your eyes and look at me. i'm telling you the truth. if there's anything i'm telling you that won't withstand challenge, i want to hear it. i'm telling you you're the biggest liar in the building. you tell me i'm wrong. >> i know i am. >> dr. phil: we'll be right

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>> dr. phil: you're the biggest liar in the building. [applause] do you get that? don't roll your eyes and look at me. i'm telling you the truth. if i -- if there's anything i'm telling you that won't withstand challenge, then bring it on. i want to hear it. i want to hear it.

i'm telling you you're the biggest liar in the building. now you tell me i'm wrong. >> i know i am. >> dr. phil: why are you rolling your eyes like a spoiled little brat. does it seem like i know an awful lot about y'all's family? >> sure does. >> dr. phil: you know why i do? there are two reasons i know. one is y'all have been very candid and forthcoming. and the other reason that i know so much about you is it's like looking through a picture window. it is so transparent. lassie could figure this one out. you buy her a car after she totals it on drugs. dad, come on. you've got to know when you look at that, 20/20 hindsight as they always say, you look at that, i just loaded the gun and gave it right back to her, right? >> yeah. i don't have an excuse for it other than -- >> dr. phil: you don't need one. >> yeah. >> dr. phil: what you need -- you don't need an excuse because you love her. i get that. i do.

and i respect y'all as parents. i do. which may sound funny, because i'm saying you're doing so much wrong, but your intention is good. but you are so misguided. and do you see no matter what i was to do with her, if you continue to -- i'm accessible 100%. hungry, let me fix you something. need a new car. here you go. no problem. steal from me, i'll look the other way. there would be no reason in the world for me to do it. >> right. >> dr. phil: you see, i take a very different approach to this than you do. my approach is that you call a spade a damn shovel. and i'm saying that this is a spoiled, entitled, heroin addict that expects you to bail her out and let her abuse herself in a way that is life-threatening, that can't happen. it cannot happen. and if you can't come over to my side, in the way this is

handled, then there's no point in us going forward. >> we're there. trust me. >> we're on your side. >> don't know what else to do, dr. phil. that's why i'm here. i mean, i think i mentioned i'd thrown in the towel. i don't know what else to do for my daughter. >> dr. phil: i want you to pick the towel back up and put it around your neck because you're going to need it. you're going to need it. i need -- you're a cop. >> yes, sir. >> dr. phil: i need you to bring the professional skepticism to this that you would if you picked up one of these people's kids. and you know what? if you love her, and i know that you do, and i believe that you do as well, i think you've come to know this child and i think you love her. she needs to know that this is the last time around the track. you're not going to do this with her anymore. >> right. >> dr. phil: so i'm going to tell you what i'm going to do. i'm going to dismiss y'all right now. i want you guys to go back to

the greenroom without me, and i want you to have a conversation among yourselves back there, and you're either going to come back out here and tell me that everybody's on the same page here, no more coddling this kid, she goes where she needs to go for however long she needs to go and she has to do whatever she has to do and let me tell you something, it ain't some 28-day wonder. [applause] and very likely if you do what i might make available to you based on what i hear from this group when you come back, you might never, ever return to your hometown again ever. because that's where you do drugs. that's where you get the stuff. that's where your triggers are. that's where it happens. i'm talking about -- we're not going to do this just to kind of fill the square and make nice television.

i'm saying you may wind up living in eugene, oregon, or paris, france. i don't know. but you won't be back where you threaten your own life with drugs every day. your life as you know it is going to change dramatically, or i want no part of this. i want no part of this if we're not going all the way. and i -- so you guys, i'm not going to waste the resources. i want you guys to go back, bones, a.j., i want to take these guys back. we will shut this show down and let you speak as a family. and we're just going to take a big long break until you get back.

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>> we're doing this. this is it. this is the last time. we're done. we're clean. we're sober. we're going to be responsible adults and make good decisions, right, from now on. two choices, you're going to make the right one, the good one, right? >> whatever dr. phil says is what you're going to do. >> you're going to have to want it. >> i do want it. >> group hug. come on. love you, right? >> we're in agreement. we're in. >> whatever we've got to do. >> we're in. >> dr. phil: we're back. you've just been watching a couple of commercial messages for a few minutes, but we've actually been gone a pretty good while, because i asked tiffany, her biological parents, ken and

susie, and stepmother, christy, to go backstage and discuss whether or not they are ready, not just as tiffany, but as a family unit, to do what has to happen to really give tiffany a chance to get clean and sober once and for all. and i -- i have to say one of the things that frustrates me most in this profession over the years is people that, like, they'll have a kid or someone that's creating problems and they'll drag them to the altar of the therapist, drop them off and say, okay, fix them and we'll be back when you call. well, it's just not that easy. you know, no, no, no. you're not going to just drop them off. everybody's stayin'. everybody's stayin' because there's more to it than just her. you're the squeaky wheel. you're making the noise.

but it's about everybody. so i asked you guys to go back and sit down and see if you could redefine a family dynamic here because i can't do this if y'all are going to sabotage me. tell me what you have to say. >> we're hopeful you can give us some guidance or put us on a path to whatever we need to do to save our daughter. and she wholeheartedly has shared with us that she wants help. i'm just pleased to know that she is -- is still reaching out for some help. and as a family, we want it for her. and i feel i'm going to go -- you've enlightened me a lot on some of the things that i've done, that i've recognized that i guess i've -- the car and the money and all those things. i think we're going to come to grips with that as well. >> dr. phil: i want you to look me in the eye and tell me -- i said i was a hundred percent accessible to her. >> 110% i'm doing this.

she's done. >> dr. phil: you're tired of being used. you're tired of her using your love as a mother against you. >> done. >> dr. phil: you're done. >> done. >> dr. phil: no cars, no money, no excuses, you're through parenting out of guilt. >> she can live under a bridge. >> dr. phil: because you've been parenting from guilt. >> done. >> dr. phil: you're behind this a hundred percent. >> yes. >> dr. phil: you want to do this? >> i do. >> dr. phil: there's no leaving this time. you start making noise about leaving, we'll get a 5150 commitment, put your ass right back where you were. [applause] and you understand that they're now on my side. >> yep. >> dr. phil: and i'm on your side. so we're all pulling for you. [applause] i have what i believe are the best people in the country to do this. rich whitman, stand up, if you would. i've worked with rich for a number of years. he is now --

[applause] he's part of our team here. and he guides us and gives us input on placements and where people need to be and that sort of thing, because we have to be the only television show in the history of television and on the globe that does this for our guests. [applause] i mean, we have a 100% resource program. whoever comes on our show, i'm never under the impression that i'm doing 8-minute cures up here. i don't think i've cured your family dynamic. what i've tried to do is be a compass for you, an emotional compass that gives you a wake-up call, gets your attention and points you in the right direction. and i'm going to provide through their help resources to empower you as a family to be a positive

instead of a negative in this. so you're going to have to do a lot of work in her absence. it isn't just like, okay, got rid of her, whoo hoo. you've got a lot of work to do while she's gone, and i'm going to provide that to you at our expense, not yours. >> thank you. >> dr. phil: and what i ask in return is you grab on with both hands and you do this. velvet, stand up, if you would. this is velvet mangam. she's here. velvet is the ceo and founder of safe harbor treatment center for women. velvet, your facility is going to meet her on many different levels, not just detox and addiction, but all of the issues that particularly women face in dealing with this. talk about that a little bit. >> absolutely. there's a long process to recovery. and it begins with admission. and that's what this family's done today. >> dr. phil: you are burning the bridge behind you right here, as scary as that is. we've done this before.

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>> dr. phil: if you would like to purchase a dvd or transcript of your favorite "dr. phil show," please log on to drphil.com or call 866-4-dr-phil. that's 866-437-7445. >> dr. phil: i want to thank all of my guests today and a very special thanks to safe harbor treatment center for women and on-site workshops. i really appreciate the skill that they bring to this. look, drug addiction is a disease, but it can be controlled. it can be managed. we've got lots of resources on drphil.com. so if you're in that situation yourself or somebody you love, go there, but it doesn't get better with time. don't put it off. thanks for being here. so long. [applause]

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now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. a real housewife in a 400-pound fat suit. >> here on the streets of new york city. >> the story making headlines around the world. >> she's normally 115 pounds. >> a preview of our special report on fat discrimination. then -- mad maks versus the judges on "dancing with the stars." the new war of words today. >> last time i apologized was to my grandma when she was dying. the latest on dog the bounty hunter's grandson and the abuse allegations. >> i got a call from somebody at social services. >> new audio in our "e.t. investigation." >> plus, dog's family tragedies. >> yesterday afternoon, she was killed many a car wreck. new video of a very pregnant

looking jessica simpson. >> "mike & molly's" melissa mccarthy dressed as the queen. her comedy inspirations and her on-stage health scare. >> i was panicking. i started to black out. now from times square in new york city, here is nancy o'dell. >> good evening, everyone. i'm high above times square. where everybody here is talking about our fat suit special report. how is everything going in los angeles, mark? >> everything is fantastic. we miss you here in studio 4. hi, everyone, i'm mark steines. and we have new audio of dog the bounty hunter in verbal combat with the father of his grandson. that's just minutes away. but let's go back to nancy with her big story. the pictures making headlines around the world. real housewife of new jersey melissa gorga in a fat suit. it's generating so much buzz that everyone is asking me, what

will happen when melissa hits manhattan? >> you had one of the new jersey housewives on your program, you asked her to do something extraordinary. >> she's normally 115 pounds. she wanted to put on a fat suit. for my interview today on "fox and friends" to online blogs, headlines everywhere, tmz, perez hilton, why is melissa gorga known as the hottest real housewife as new jersey wearing a fat suit? >> that's her? in real life, she's hot. great body. >> she wanted to see what it was like to feel the difference. in her life, she's been treated totally different. and she said that it was one of the most emotional experiences that she's gone through. there was a kid who yelled at her, why do you eat so much? >> are you kidding? >> we showed the difference. 115, feeling very alone. in hollywood, where there are such weight issues. it was something that we wanted to investigate.

we have been working on this special report for weeks. what we have captured on camera, you will not soon forget. here's a preview of what you're going to see tomorrow night. >> my shocking transformation from this -- to this. >> the face molds, the airbrush. the fat suit fittings. how a team of five turned this beautiful housewife into a 400-pound woman. >> i already feel like i don't want to walk. >> from new york city, "e.t.'s" special report on fat discrimination. >> one fat suit. five hours of makeup. seven hidden cameras. >> starting tomorrow on "e.t." >> it's an astonishing transformation. you have to see it to believe it. but out in l.a. some of the stars are getting skinnier, right, mark? >> that's right, nancy. they are sweating off the pounds on "dancing with the stars." but one pro is getting hot under the collar. it's mad maks versus the judges. >> i have been in this business for nearly 50 years -- >> maybe it's time to get out. >> oh, whoa, don't be disrespectful like that. >> this is my show --

you know, i help make it what it is. >> maks and hope solo leaving a rehearsal last night. his frustration over poor scores and his blistering words to judge len goodman, still a sore point. >> this morning, on abc's "good morning america," maks backed off the "my show" comment but nothing else. >> robin, look, the last time i apologized was to my grandma when she was dying. >> robin roberts pointed out that derek hough has been supportive of the judges. >> with all due respect, if i had nicole scherzinger, followed by jennifer grey, followed by ricki lake, i probably wouldn't be upset with the judges either. >> hope and maks survived to dance again. he's taken mel b. and kirstie alley to the finals. what was tv's big winner last night?

"ncis" which helped cbs win the night. "the x factor," first live show. and the makings of a new feud. ♪ hold you, touch you >> simon takes on nicole. >> this needs a massive, massive shift in the right direction. >> the two judges faced off last night over this performance and a few more. then continued the battle on our camera backstage. >> i don't know whether she didn't sleep or something last night, she was like a snappy little alligator. >> if she wants to spar, let's spar. >> nicole and simon went at it. >> i think she was irritated. because my contestants did better. >> simon might be right, his girls ignited the show's first live audience. 11.8 million viewers poured into fox. next wednesday, america gets to vote for the first time. but simon left his harshest critiques for nancy.

>> you have dump me publicly on tv by not being here, and being in new york. i have to begrudgingly talk to you. >> no, simon, nobody knows that you're a softy at heart, i'll be there next week. paparazzi is swirling around jessica simpson on those pregnancy rumors. i say leave the woman alone until she's ready to make an announcement. we have her camera crush targeted in our celebrity gps. it was leaving her hotel in new york city last night when the paparazzi pounced on jessica simpson. on rumors that she's expecting. >> do you have a name for the baby? >> jessica kept mum since the rumors began. a hollywood couple that's expecting for sure, bruce willis and wife emma heming, "entertainment tonight" has confirmed that they'll welcome their first child together early next year. bruce and emma we're told are

overjoyed with the news. back in new york for the premiere of johnny depp's new movie, a very wild "the rum diary" out friday. >> i may fall flat on my face. this might get real ugly. >> and tonight, in new york, "two and a half men" star ashton kutcher is expected to attend gq's gentleman's ball. which is always a big event. mark? >> you want to talk big, nancy, it doesn't get any bigger than this, tom cruise in "mission impossible ghost protocol." >> action. an "e.t." exclusive tomorrow >> swinging from the tower in dubai. suspended 2700 feet in the air. >> three, two, one -- >> no stunt men, all tom cruise.

"mission impossible ghost protocol." >> "entertainment tonight," number one for a reason. >> man, can you believe cruise in this? my palms are sweating just watching that. you'll see that right here tomorrow. then this weekend, i'm taking you abroad a cruise ship with antonio banderas and salma hayek. the three of us are co-hosting this weekend's "entertainment tonight," featuring their new huge movie, "puss in boots." how many days left. >> only three days. >> "puss in boots" weekend special. >> they were a riot to work with. a lot of outtakes on this one. you'll love this weekend's "e.t.." still to come right here tonight -- dog the bounty hunter's family tragedies and new information on the abuse allegations against his grandson's father. j.r.'s first day on the set of new "dallas." before we go to the break, i

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dallas' wac on television with j.r.ewing still in charge. how tough is j.r.? we have his first day on the set. >> places, please. >> i'm nervous. >> production hits the ground running in texas as larry returns to south fork. >> you learn it, you learn it already. >> action. >> also returning, patrick and linda. new as larry's son, ross ewing, josh henderson. >> i'm ecstatic. >> you have great taste. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> coming to tnt, next summer, the power struggle continues with a new generation trying to take over. >> everybody has their hands in

something. which is great. >> can't wait for you guys to see the show. >> we had a great day. >> you all stay tuned. >> okay, cut it there. >> thank you very much, everyone. the big bang theory's kaley cuoco is engaged. it's the number one comedy on thursday nights. the man who plays raj is standing by in our studios right now. big bang theory is on fire, my friend. >> nancy, i know we may be a big hit show with all of the big ratings. it doesn't mean that we don't make a few mistakes from time to time. we mess all the time. i brought you our bloopers just for "e.t." tomorrow. >> we're sleeping. >> in my bed. >> but i would slept in my own bed but it was being used to -- >> payback time. >> paper paper -- >> did he just screw up?

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"entertainment tonight," from new york city, here, again, is nancy o'dell. "mike & molly" star melissa mccarthy was a huge hit here hosting "saturday night live" and she stole the emmys with her big win. so, has all of that success gone to her head? only we can show you melissa dressed up as the queen in her new photo shoot, queen for a day. the crown. the royal wave. and her favorite breed of dog tucked under her arm. she channels queen elizabeth in her personal way. she says growing up, another

comedy queen inspired her. >> carol burnett. we watched it every single week. my grandmother would yell, she's on. she's on. she was like our family. we would all run in and watch it. >> this funny girl is a giggler. her husband is always keeping her in stitches. >> my husband is the funniest person i know. so, he does something usually every day to me that makes me laugh so hard that i cry or wet my pants. >> before making it big, she was in l.a.'s famed groundlings comedy troupe. where she suffered for her art. >> i broke my nose on the groundling stage. >> ouch. melissa said it happened when performing a skit, not unlike her now infamous snl balloon skit. she was trying to pop the balloons. when -- >> i slammed myself down on the ground. when it finally popped, it broke

my news. >> that's also melissa in the pages of "ew." in racy red latex. monday on cbs it's dressed up time again. >> this is great. >> she's so cute. melissa has made it no secret that she has problems with her weight. and tomorrow our special report begins on weight discrimination. real housewife of new jersey, melissa gorga finds out what it's like to be 400 pounds. >> a real housewife of new jersey, young, rich, beautiful and thin. >> from 115 pounds to 400 pounds. >> melissa gorga's shocking fat suit transformation. >> i think i'm going to cry. >> the stares, the whispers, the pain. >> it felt like everyone was staring and watching. >> unable to tie her own shoes, struggling to hail a cab. taunted on the subway. >> one kid was saying, how much do you eat? you never realize how hurtful it is until you are walking in these shoes. >> starting tomorrow on "e.t.." >> this report is so compelling and it's generating a huge conversation on our facebook

page. join in and let us know what you think. >> and now, mark has another story that everyone is talking about. nancy, we have new information about dog the bounty hunter's grandson and the abuse allegations. it's audio tape that you haven't heard as dog confronts the boy's father. their heated exchange is tonight's "e.t.'s" special investigation. >> i'm glad you answered me. we need to talk, because i got a call from somebody at social services. >> dog on the phone with travis mimms sr., talking about the recordings of mimms allegedly beating his 9-year-old son. the bounty hunter's grandson. mimms is defensive and hot. >> he eats like a [ bleep ] champ. goes to soccer camp. i have never done anything to hurt my [ bleep ] child. i have never hurt my [ bleep ] child.

>> travis's in the care of his grandfather, the family trying to work things out. but this is just one of tragedies surrounding tv's the bounty hunter. chapman himself is a junkyard dog, an accomplice to murder who the his time. he's a born-again christian, has been married five times with 13 children. travis' mom, was dog's 23-year-old daughter. >> she went to alaska to live with her mom. >> this was duane and beth on their wedding day in hawaii. a special edition of the reality show and it came 24 hours after getting the terrible news. >> yesterday afternoon she was killed in a car wreck. >> in 1980, another celebration, another tragedy. on new year's day, his fourth child was born premature. weighing just one pound. efforts to save him failed. a month after he was born, i

heard god say, can i have him back now? he's in a lot of pain. it's time for him to come home. now "e.t.'s" chris jacobs is on location, exclusively with dog the bounty hunter. and his home in hawaii, for his side of the story. >> the grandson. the father. the bounty hunter. >> i felt like it was a bounty on travis. >> was dog's grandson beaten by his father? >> i substantiately thought i can't wait to get my hands around big travis' throat. >> the allegations, the denials and now the truth. >> were there signs of abuse that occurred? any abuses? >> only one show is allowed inside dog's home. >> do not beat your kids. >> from the restraining order to the custody battle and dog in tears. the tragic story of the boy's mother, dead, before his 5th birthday. >> one of the last conversations, please, dad, watch travis, don't let him get hurt. >> and, the bounty hunter's

message to his grandson's father today. >> if he hits your kid, you're going to lose him. a strong warning, beware of the dog. >> tomorrow on "e.t.." >> this is such an emotional story. please join us tomorrow. stick around, because we are coming right back. in tonight's "entertainment tonight" birthdays -- which famous animator became the youngest executive producer of a primetime series in tv history? your answer is next in the "e.t. birthdays." closed captioning sponsored by --

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keith urban turns 44. and which famous animator became the youngest executive producer of a primetime series in tv history? that is seth mcfarlane who today turns 38. >> i have a busy night ahead of me in new york. i'm off to co-host the cable and broadcasting hall of fame awards and betty white is being honored. you know it's going be fun. she's one of my favorites. one of everybody's favorite mark? >> she certainly is. give betty our best. don't you forget to tune in here tomorrow, our two investigations with dog the bounty hunter family drama and real housewife melissa gorga in that incredible fat suit. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody.

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