fire to the internet. and good morning, america. wow. adele looks and sounds fantastic. >> yeah. her new album "25" which we figured out is her 25th year even though she's 27. >> thank you, my darling. but, no, such a powerful song. >> we hope robin can hear it at home resting up from shoulder surgery. she'll be back on monday. hurricane patricia, take a look at it over the past 48 hours developing very quickly forming into a huge hurricane, national hurricane center calling it the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemisphere and now warnings of catastrophic landfall. >> american tourists trapped in mexico and the airport in puerta vallarta shut down this morning and they are working quickly to sandbag the coast, board up those windows. ginger starts us off. this is a big one. >> this hurricane detonated overnight. i mean exploding into so many

records and we can see the eye right there. so it's central western mexico we're concerned about. that path takes it right between puerta vallarta and manzanillo. not only winds greater than 200 miles per hour but storm surges on the right side. up to 20 inches of rain comes along with this. get it into the mountains, still have flooding out there and starts to die out over central mexico but the moisture does not. that's where we run into a problem. we've seen flash flooding with another storm in texas, so we've got flash flood watches from laredo to dallas and now dallas on alert and that's where our rob marciano is this morning for the second round. >> good morning, ginger. folks here certainly with a worrisome eye on patricia not only for folks in mexico but maybe coming in this direction. a bit of a break from the rain but it's been raining heavily all night long. some of the roads this dallas having a hard time dealing with that but without a doubt last 24 hours the hardest hit area has been western texas.

overnight, storms sweeping across texas. skies illuminating from continuous bolts of lightning. vehicles stalled out from drivers making some poor decisions. this pickup pushing a car through flooded streets. >> it's floating. >> and in the town of ramkin. >> there she goes and the rv. >> reporter: new video showing the impact. of two days of heavy rain. trailers picked up and carried away in floodwaters. we are just getting started with this event. we were here in may during those epic floods when the trinity river was covering this spillway and coming up to this bank. hasn't rained much since but with part of patricia coming this way and much of the gulf coast is very much worried about damaging flooding. >> back to you. >> rob, thank you. the national weather service in san antonio actually just put out a statement saying up to 15 inches of rain this coming weekend so that could be also very disastrous. so much more coming up. >> they have a lot to brace for in texas.

okay, ginger, thanks very much. now to hillary clinton's showdown on capitol hill. more than eight hours of testimony. republicans saying they were doing their duty to investigate a serious security breach. democrats complaining it's a waste of money after seven previous congressional investigations. abc's jon karl on point over a long day. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. this hearing went on so long, 11 hours including the breaks, that by the end, clinton supporters were tweeting with the #freehillary. republicans raised serious questions about security at benghazi but clinton emerged largely unscathed. the unprecedented grilling of a presidential candidate lasted into the night. >> parliamentary inquiry, how late are we going tonight? >> so far today i've said good morning, good afternoon -- >> you all serving breakfast, congressman. >> let me go ahead and say good night. >> reporter: an 11-hour hearing of intense questioning, the occasional break for water, even a cough drop. plenty of partisan bickering.

>> there are people, frankly, in that this investigation is about you. let me assure you it is not. >> we're better than that and we're better than using taxpayer dollars to try to destroy a campaign. >> reporter: there was political theater with props including piles of clinton's much discussed personal e-mail. >> libya, benghazi, chris stevens, the staff there, they seem to fall off your radar in 2012 and the situation is getting much worse in 2012. >> if you were to be in my office in the state department i didn't have a computer. i did not do the vast majority of my work on e-mail. >> reporter: the underlying issue, of course, was serious. republicans repeatedly asking, why the state department had denied several requests for more security in the months before the 2012 attack in benghazi. >> you had two ambassadors that made several, several requests and here's basically what happened to their requests. >> well, that's just not true,

congressman. many were responded to. >> reporter: throughout the clinton showed a wide range of emotions. sometimes frustrated. >> that was a very long question and i think the answer is no. >> reporter: at other times spectacle. your home? were you alone? >> i was alone, yes. >> the whole night? >> well, yes, the whole night. >> i don't know why that's funny. i mean did you have any in-person briefings? i don't find it funny at all. >> i'm sorry. a little note of levity at 7:15. >> reporter: when reflecting on the loss of four americans killed including ambassador chris stevens, clinton was emotional. >> i've lost more sleep than all of you put together. i have been racking my brain about what more could have been done. >> reporter: now back to the campaign trail. she has a rally in virginia in afternoon and tomorrow we'll see

clinton's campaign, bill clinton's campaign trail debut and join hillary in iowa at a rally that also features katy perry. >> thanks, jon. we are joined by republican presidential candidate carly fiorina. thank you for joining us this morning. miss fiorina. so, hillary getting pretty good reviews even from some conservatives. a "new york post" reporter calls it an unmitigated triumph. saying the hearing turned out to be no big deal. good news for hillary clinton. what's your take? >> i think she did reasonably well. i think it demonstrates that she won't be held accountable until we have a nominee and a general election debate who will hold her accountable. she never answered a fundamental question and the fundamental question is this, knowing that this was a purposeful terrorist attack on the night it occurred why did you go the next morning and address the american people and talk about a videotape that didn't represent the values of america and why did you continue

to do that over the bodies of the fallen and for many weeks thereafter? she referenced in her testimony other terrorist attacks and the difference, of course, was in those other terrorist attacks the administration immediately came out and said, this is a terrorist attack and we will seek retri-bugs. mrs. clinton never said that. >> you say she wasn't held accountable so did republicans on the committee fall down on the job? >> well, you know, i think there were lots of democrats on that committee who were focused very much on salvaging their minee in this regard and i have to say, i'm sure that there are republicans and democrats who were politically motivated but i think trey gowdy has done a superb job of being a very careful examiner here. and if you just do a little thought exercise, if the shoe were on the other foot and she had been a republican secretary of state i'm sure the democrats would be holding hearings. >> you got a big bounce after the last debate. let's talk about your campaign but now dropped back to the middle of the pack and there's a

what happened to carly fiorina? what's your answer to that? >> oh, wow, george, you know, you're a political pro so you know we're 100 days out and remember when i launched my campaign on may 4th, on your show, as a matter of fact, nobody gave me a chance including perhaps you. first august 6th debate i wasn't on the stage. the second debate i had to fight my way on the stage. at this third debate i'm number four on the stage so i'm feeling good about my momentum, >> how are you going to get it back? >> oh, i've never lost it. i'm in the middle of the pack. someone that no one gave any chance to, frankly. so i'm feeling very good about our ground game. that we have in key states and, of course, we have another debate coming up. i remain the least well-known candidate on the field. 40% of republican voters still don't know who i am so i still have a long way to introduce myself to the american people but what all the polling data shows is that when people see me for the first time they want to

know more about me and when they see me for the second or the third time, that translates into support and that's why we have so much momentum. >> meantime, ben carson is really surging. new "des moines register" poll puts him ahead. he and donald trump sucking up majority support. what does that tell you about what republican voters are looking for? >> well, you know what it tells me, george, what you and i talked about on may 4th. you asked a question, was my -- the fact that i never held a political office a liability an i answered you and said, no, it's a huge asset because the reality is most voters, democrats, independents and republicans, are sick of the professional political class. >> carly fiorina, thanks very much for your time this morning. >> thanks, george. let's bring jon karl back and, jon, i mentioned that "des moines register" poll showing ben carson surging to the lead in iowa. >> yeah, and what's significant here, george, is it's also the second poll that shows donald trump not in the lead for three solid months trump has led in

states. now you have two back-to-back polls showing that he is no longer the front-runner in iowa, the big factor there, george, evangelical christian, only a third of iowa republicans in committed christian. >> okay, jon karl, thanks very much. more on the race for president and the benghazi hearing sunday on "this week." >> all right, george, now to a daring hostage rescue that left one american commando dead and saved dozens of prisoners held in iraq by isis. we've seen the brutal terror group release execution videos online and these prisoners were just hours away from being the latest victims. abc's martha raddatz is in the region with all the details. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this is the first u.s. combat death since the u.s. began battling isis last year and the first death sinco president obama declared the war in iraq over in 2011. it was a nighttime rescue that quickly turned deadly.

five u.s. helicopters carrying u.s. special operations forces and kurdish troops descended on a prison compound in northern iraq. inside, isis hostages believed to be facing imminent mass execution. u.s. air strikes had cleared roads and nearby buildings to prevent reinforcement but as soon as the rescue teams approached an intense fight broke out and the u.s. special operations soldier was shot and later died. 70 iraqi hostages were rescued and the kurds say 20 isis fighters killed. but the battle is raising questions about the role u.s. troops play in iraq after president obama had said u.s. troops would not be in a combat role. >> our mission in iraq is to train, advise and assist mission. they have the right to defend themselves, those u.s. forces,s, but this was a unique circumstance. >> reporter: the pentagon says in this case, lives were at

risk. although it does not appear the u.s. knew who the hostages were or how m my there were. george. >> okay, martha, thanks very much. that footage she showed looks like combat. new trouble for the secret service. two officers caut sleeping on the job one at the white house and abc's pierre thomas covers the secret service and the bad stories just keep piling up. >> reporter: good morning, george. yes, they do much the secret service hoped to turn the page on negative headlines after successfully protecting the pope but with this new embarrassment critics say not so fast. two uniformed officers caught sleeping on the job. one while on duty at a foreign diplomat's residence. the other at the white house. a new inspector general management alert claims inadequate staffing and scheduling played a role in the officer fatigue and may pose an immediate or potential danger to u.s. secret service officers and those whom they protect. >> this unfortunately was not just one or two people falling asleep on the b. it's a consequence of bad

management. >> reporter: but the secret service objects saying the officers were disciplined and that the sleeping officers and only them were at fault. it's been a difficult stretch of headlines for the secret service. >> right now. >> reporter: that fence jumper got inside the white house. this following allegations of excessive drinking and a prostitution scandal. some secret service officials believe the unrelenting scrutiny is unfair but others say it comes with the territory protecting the leader of the free world. amy. >> all right, pierre, thanks so much. ststning words from the judge in that new mexico road

that stoto in just 30 seconds. the alleged killer in that road rage incident that left a 4-year-old girl dead is behind bars this morning. the judge calling it one of the worst crimes he's ever seen. abc's ryan owens has that story. >> do you have any questions about anything i've said? >> no, sir. >> reporter: those are the only two words uttered by the accused killer of lilly garcia but the judge had plenty to say to tony torrez. >> this is possibly one of the most wanton and atrocious acts alleged in the history of this city. >> reporter: he confessed to the shooting which prosecutors say happened when the accused murderer cut off lilly's father alan on interstate 40 in albuquerque forcing him out of his lane. torrez allegedly pulled out a gun and fired four shots at his truck. one of them striking 4-year-old lilly in the head.

>> she would grab your heart. she's going to be missed by a lot of people. >> reporter: in court prosecutors detailed torrez's violent t iminal history which includes another arresesfor road rage. court documemes show he pulled a gun on a driver inin006. that case was dismissed. >> the daughter is not conscious. >> reporter: police e y at torrez's home ey found the red toyota they've been looking for in the garage as well as the gun they say was used to kill lilly. for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, albuquerque, new mexico. >> just beyond tragic, thank you. and now we turn to tom llamas with the other top shwoting on a campus in tennessee. >> this time it's happening in nashville on the campus of tennessee state university. a 19-year-old man who did not attend the school was killed. three female students who were passing by were wounded and the shooter is still at large. witnesses say an argument broke out during a dice game before someone opened fire.

also breaking overseas at least 42 people killed after a bus and france near the city of bordeaux. fire. the bus was carrying retirees on a day trip. the largest auto recall in u.s. history may soon grow larger, 23 million air bags made by takata have been lled because of faulty inflaters blamed for eight deaths. owners of the affected cars are urged to quickly get them fixed and now there's word that takata's side airbags are also under investigation. one of the most sophistitited drug tums found between the u.s. and mexico mama belong to el chapo. ison. authorities seizeded2 tons of marijuana, the tunnel stretctcd all the way from tijuana ststight to san diego. and it's on a manhununbut an urgent emu hunt. making news in texas. four emus escaped their enclosure near austin. police are warning the animals can be dangerous,

yes, dangerous, emu, several attempts to corner them have failed so far. finally, it's that time of year when pranksters run while and one guy in california has trick in the book. check this out. amy would love it. unsuspecting victims with a giant spider lurking as people walk out of elevators. the spider crawls up -- even one guy dropping his coffee right here. this is the best one. bikers were all being warned this guy is not giving up. he is in california so if you like the size of a small dog, run away. >> it's fake. >> it's amazing no one gets >> who is going to lay odds we see a giant spider next week. >> okay. thank you, tom. a lot more ahead this morning. protests breaking out over the deadly police shooting that took

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welcome back to "gma." you are looking at live satellite showing that massive now. patricia is the strongest ever

warnings of catastrophic landfall. americans stranded and the airport in puerta vallarta shut down this morning. >> ginger tracking that storm all morning long. good morning, america. here are some the other headlines we're following. ben carson surging in iowa. second poll shows him ahead pulling ahead of donald trump and a separate poll shows hillary clinton opening up a double-digit lead in iowa. we're seeing new pictures of identical triplets born in baltimore. look at those boys doing well, so is mom. more on them ahead. >> look like little burritos. >> i know. also this morning, daniel craig saying double 0 no. sharing some strong words about his character and his future bond plans. that's ahead in "the speed feed" complete with some bleeps. >> okay. that is coming up. we begin with the florida church drummer killed by a plainclothes police officer after his car broke down. hundreds gathering for a rally outside the police department

and the family of cory jones demanding answers while their attorney reveals new details about the sddly encounter. gio benitez with more. >> reporter: it's filled with mystery. there were no witnesses, no dash cam video and no body cam video. the only two who know what happened, the officer and the dead musician. this morning, emotions running high much the family of corpsy jones killed by an undercover officer on the side of a highway pleading for answers. >> he would not ever, ever, ever, ever, ever pull a gun on a police. >> officer nouman raja was driving an unmarked car at the time of the shooting. now attorneys for jones' family say prosecutors told them he never displayed a badge. >> why didn't he identify himself? why didn't he show the badge? >> reporter: officer raja telling police this -- >> he stopped to investigate what he believed to be an abandoned vehicle. he was suddenly confronted by an

armed subject. >> reporter: jones did have a gun. but his family's attorney says he had a concealed weapons license and that he never fired his weapon. the family says they were told the officer fired his gun six mes striking jones three times. >> it's very troubling on many, many levels why he felt the need to shoot cory those many times. >> reporter: jones' family says his car broke down early sunday morning after performing at a show seen in this video. his brother saying he spoke to him just 20 minutes before he died. >> his brother offered to come and get him. he said, no, i really need my car because i have to perform in church with the choir the next morning. >> reporter: the family desperate to know more. >> i need to know why, why is my son gone today? why. >> and the family says they were told that at one point cory

his body was found 80 to 100 feet away from his car. the gun was found somewhere in between. officer raja is now on paid leave. prosecutors won't confirm or deny what the family revealed but, george, they say they are investigating. >> i'll bet they are. gio, thanks very much. dan abrams here right now. they're investigating but this has to be so tough to investigate. no independent eyewitness. >> you got certain details we may never know for certain. one of the most important questions, how clearly did he identify himself as a police officer? we're never going to know. we'll get his account and the police's comfort it but he's the only witness. did he have a badge that he presented. now, he may admit i didn't have my badge with me. we'll have to see but those are the sores of questions we may never know the answer to. the legal question, what would a reasonable police officer have done in a situation -- >> how significant that cory jones did appear to have a gun? you saw that account of what his lawyers say was found somewhere away from the body. >> he had a gun so there are other things we will be able to know.

be able to tell us a lot as to where was he shot? does it seem he was running away. was his gun truly not found anywhere near his body? was he really 80 yards away from the car and if so, why was he so far away from the car? him? i mean, those are going to be the sorts of things that ballistics will be able to tell us a lot about looking at the crime scene this will will be able to tell us a lot about and those will be the critical questions. >> one of those cases where a body cam could have made a big difference. >> it can make a big difference and answer a lot of questions and i think no matter how you look at this case i don't think this police officer is going to come and say this retrospect this needed to happen because it seems he was on the side of the road of the he was broken down and something happened where somebody misinterpreted something there. >> dan abrams, thanks very much. all right, and now to the sex scandal rocking the university of louisville's basketball team and legendary head coach rick pitino.

fire but vowing he will not resign. abc's ryan smith is here with that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. louisville coach rick pitino playing some defense by going on the offense blogging his thoughts on the escorts for recruit scandal embroiling his program and doing what he calls is the wise thing to do, not fighting these accusations but rather turning the other cheek. head coach rick pitino of the college basketball powerhouse louisville cardinals taking to his blog amidst allegations that the team hired female escorts to woo recruits writing i'm sorry we all have to endure the pain of these allegations. but despite the public outcry for him to step down he says, i will not resign and let you down. >> if they wanted to make extra money that's what the side deal was. sex. >> reporter: pitino's public

center of the controversy powell spoke ex-clusively to espn. she attended 22 parties claiming she and several other women, including three of her own daughters participated in agos with recruits, team members and even some of their fathers. pitino denying the allegations from the start. >> i don't blow in any form of cheating at all and to get an advantage with a recruit. >> if louisville feels violations were occurred, the head coach can be, can be found responsible. >> reporter: it's not the first time pitino has come under fire. in 2009 he made headlines when a woman he admitted to having extramarital sex with tried to extort him for $10million. but on thursday, pitino said he'sing looking ahead to the future saying, someday i will walk away in celebration of many memorable years but that time is not now. now, pitino citing the pope in his message saying he's answered we will let god judge to

controversial questions and adding there could be no better advice and as for the future he says, quote, let's let the investigators do their job and we will play basketball. amy. >> okay, ryan. thank you for that. quite a story. >> yes, it is. all right, coming up that major lawsuit against gnc. what the nutrition giant is saying now about accusations they sold supplementses spiked with dangerous ingredients. adele saying hello to fans with a huge new song what she's

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business in those bottles. this morning gnc hit with a major lawsuit, accused of knowingly selling fitness supplements advertised as all natural that were actually spiked with synthetic drugs. the oregon attorney general going after gnc for allegedly misrepresenting 22 workout and fat-burner supplements stating some contained two sinynthetic drugs. picamilon used to treat a variety of neurological conditions and bmpea similar to amphetamine and claiming that gnc knew both products were supplements. gnc has come under astronautny before. in march they agreed to stricter testing of its herbal supplements after a new york attorney general investigation revealed some of them didn't actually contain any of the herbs on the label. >> companies that or sell

supplements have a responsibility to make sure their products contain every ingredient that's on the label and do not include ingredients that are not on the label. >> reporter: but this time, the largest retailer in the industry is fighting back. telling abc news overnight, the oregon attorney general's accusations are without merit and in response to fda statements regarding the regulatory status of bmpea and picamilon, gnc promptly took action to remove from sale all products containing those ingredients. >> all right. who here takes supplements? half of all americans do take these things. often we have no idea what's in them because they're not regulated the way medicines are. they could face a fine of $25,000 per violation. we're talking about thousands of possible violations but that disclaimer is on every supplement you took. it says these claims have not been verified by the fda so a lot of regulation, a lot of people say should be in place. >> all right, t.j., thank you. and coming up on "good

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them apart? all night long i think i wanna marry you the bride going above and beyond to prove her purity promise gifting her dad with a certificate in the middle of her wedding. >> i presented this certificate from my doctor that i was still a virgin. >> now, the bride, her new husband and parents speaking out only to "gma." so much support and backlash. candace cameron bure weighs in live. hello from the other side she's back. adele drops her brand-new song overnight as she heard it play. now she's speaking out for the first time. >> i made myself cry. i'm relieved. >> why she says she's goon from writing breakup songs to makeup songs. i -- i bet my life on you and the ultimate dad hacks from the perfect ponytail to the ultimate home made fast food. it's friday as we say --

[ cheers and applause ] and good morning, to our all-star dads. a lot of good hacks. i need help with a ponytail. so that will be good in so cute. >> it's great. >> going to make everyone's life a little easier. especially dads out there, and then we have a lot more ahead including candace cameron bure, she is weighing in on that bride's decision to prove her purity by presenting a certificate to her dad at her wedding. >> yeah, a lot of people are talking about that story. and we are all so excited for the new music from adele. she released it overnight. this song is powerful. it's called "hello." and she's talking about it for the first time. we'll talk about it also in "pop news." >> that is a powerful song. >> let's go to tom llamas. he's got the morning rundown. >> good morning. the big story this morning, what could be the strongest storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere. forecasters are calling hurricane patricia potentially catastrophic. it's now a category 5 storm. look at the size of it.

today near puerta vallarta on mexico's pacific coast. the storm could pack winds up to 200 miles per hour and enough rain to trigger dangerous flash floods. it will then move towards texas which has already been swamped by drenching rains. another 3 to 6 inches are expected even before patricia arrives tomorrow. ginger's forecast coming up. also happening right now, the suspect in a deadly shooting at tennessee state university is on the loose. a 19-year-old man was killed after a fight broke out during a dice game. three students passing by were also wounded. hillary clinton's resuming her presidential campaign this morning after that marathon congressional hearing on benghazi. the hearing lasted 11 hours with clinton facing several questions about why the state department denied requests for more security before the attack but most observers say clinton emerged largely unscathed. and a sign of trouble for donald trump. two new polls show him trailing ben carson in iowa. one poll shows carson leading by nine points. a 2-year-old girl from north carolina doesn't know it now but

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oh just relax. it's gonna be a long time before anybody peeks at your undercarriage again. welcome back to "gma." time now for the "heat index" and this morning's hot button. the young bride who presented her father with a, quote, certificate of purity at her wedding. the story has been shared by so many online, the couple is getting a lot of criticism and support as well and "nightline" anchor juju chang looks at the debate. purity balls where young girls promise their dads they'll remain virgins until marriage but 22-year-olds brelyn bowman took it one step further. >> i do have a special presentation. >> reporter: surprising her father, a pastor, with a framed certificate of purity in front of 600 wedding guests and her groom. >> i really want to just prove to him at another level that, dad, your word is good and my

>> for her to be able to accomplish something, especially in this society where it is so sexually driven, it was an exciting moment. >> reporter: the document signed by brelyn and her doctor verifying her virginity reading honored god and my earthly my purity." that was presented to her, it >> reporter: her wedding post thousands commenting, some negative. one writing, "why on earth is she presenting such a certificate to her father?" another, "how sexist is it that we're giving women away to their husbands as some sort of prize. where is his certificate?" her husband, 28-year-old tim bowman, also a virgin until marriage says the negativity didn't shake their faith. >> to see people support and people have issues with it, i think, is an empowering thing. >> reporter: the couple who dated for three years admits it wasn't easy. >> and i've dated, you know, people and gotten into situations where i've come close

going to do but -- >> i don't want to hear that. i couldn't be any more happy, more proud. my wife is amazing. >> reporter: and one more thing. >> we're not virgins anymore. >> for "good morning america," juju chang, abc news, new york. >> we know there is a lot of reaction out there. candace cameron bure is here, co-host of "the view." i know you guys talked about it yesterday and i guess it's the certificate that has everybody upset. >> yeah, it's definitely a little more unusual. i haven't heard of anyone doing this. i think it's fair to point out there are a lot of people that wait. there are more virgins out there than we realize, but most of them don't share it on social media, and i think it's not out of embarrassment but because it is a private thing and for a lot of people it is to honor that relationship with god and in her case, as well, to honor her parents. >> the convictions are great, it's just the idea of having that stamp of approval, i guess.

that she felt really proud of it and was a way for her to share her testimony. i don't think -- >> she wants to set an example. >> she wants to set an example. >> do you think it's a good way? >> she has all of us talking. i think she's going to be used as an example for people that won't be ashamed or feel uncomfortable talking about waiting. so i do think it's -- it was good. >> i think the issue is for a lot of people the double standard. you didn't see him, even though he saved himself, present a certificate to his father and it's this idea of being property and saying, look, i'm not damaged goods. >> i didn't see it that way. i understand it but i think this really came down to the parents and her and her new sband. >> you don't see men doing this. >> you don't. because, again, it's a personal choice. he may not have felt he needed to. you know, for me and my kids and choosing to teach abstinence and hoping they wait whether or not they make that decision is totally up to them but i would not want the certificate presented to me. i don't need to know that. it really is about -- >> do you see a trend coming here? >> i don't. but i think she's given a

really great testimony. >> and they're lovely people too. they look great. candace, thanks a lot for coming in. you can see her and the rest of the gang on "the view" weekdays at 11:00 eastern, 10:00 pacific and central. >> great to see you, candace. >> thank you. next up in our "heat index," our series on "modern parenting." dyed hair is big among celebrities but should you let your tween do it? we firsttted it in "the wall street journal" and here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: bright-colored hair is so often spotted on celebs like katy perry, demi lovato and kylie jenner rocking neon locks on the red carpet, but when it comes to tweens, should they be able to imitate this popular trend? >> please tell me you fell asleep in some grape juice. >> reporter: for this family in los angeles, the answer is yes. >> might stick with green. i might change to blue. i don't know. >> reporter: cody and laura say they've allowed their

now 10-year-old daughter allison to dye her hair for five years. 7-year-old little brother indiana is doing it too. >> allison decided to dye her hair colorful color in kindergarten. she was obsessed with strawberry shortcake, and i had to oblige. >> reporter: they say that in their housemold with rules like limited screen time and no soda, hair and glowing colors is something that's allowed, although they say at first they were a little hesitant. >> my first reaction when allison wanted to die her hair was no because i was concerned about how they would react at school. >> reporter: some parenting it has a lot smaller effect than getting tattooed or pierced. >> reporter: but before buying colorful dyes or hair chalks for your tween, parents should first check their school's dress code policy, research hair coloring

dye their hair. back in l.a., the defrates say the decision to dye their 'dos was best for their family. >> i tell parents that it's just hair. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> it is just hair, i guess. right? >> not a big deal until it's our daughters. >> they didn't hear that. they're at school already. >> exactly. all right, time now for our series "turn back time." and this morning we have a closer look at your hands. according to a study from the american society of plastic surgeons, most people can determine a person's age just by looking at their hands. we're all looking at our hands now, but now a new nonsurgical treatment may be able to keep people guessing. abc's mara schiavocampo has more. >> grays, 100% not. >> reporter: you've covered up those pesky gray hairs. >> aging is not just about wrinkles. >> reporter: battled wrinkles and sun damage and you even watch your weight, all in an effort to hide your years. but at the end of the day, it

could be your hands that reveal your true age. >> no, no. never mind. >> reporter: just like sutton foster's character trying to look half her age on the show "younger." >> the hands give away your age more than anything else. so, it's very important to rejuvenate the hands so that they match the rest of your body. >> reporter: this morning, doctors say there is a new cure for your rapidly maturing mitts. >> radiesse is a filler that is made of calcium for rejuvenation of the hands. >> reporter: recently fda approved radiesse claims to give you a hand in more ways than one. >> it camouflages the veins, the tendons and adds volume but it also triggers your own body to make collagen, as well. >> reporter: even younger women are getting on the hand wagon with soon-to-be brides getting their paws plumped to be picture perfect for their big day. >> it's just fuller. you can't see the veins as much and the bones and the wrinkles in your hands. >> reporter: doctors say it's a simple procedure taking just 15 minutes and even ends with a

>> i inject it directly into the surface of the hand. i repeat that until the hand is revolumized, then i massage. >> reporter: this handy procedure can cost a pretty penny. prices for one treatment ranging say the results prove it is possible to turn back the hands of time. >> they're all so beautiful. you can see the result right away, and the result lasts over a year. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> i'm completely now self-conscious about my hands. all right. back with us now is dr. whitney bowe. i was just moisturizing. we just saw a procedure that can have a big impact by plumping up the hand but tell us what's going on that's aging our hands. >> besides losing volume, there are two main changes that occur in the hands as we age. so first the skin actually gets paper thin as a result of losing collagen.

so, not only do the hands look crepey, they become very fragile, crepey like cigarette paper. >> i know. >> they're very easy to tear, to rip, to bruise. you know, as they become so fragile but the other thing that happens we develop brown marks on the hand. most call those liver spots. that's a misnomer. they have nothing to do with the liver. their true name is solar lentigos. they come out as a result of sun exposure. uv rays. >> oh, my goodness and there are also uv rays that people don't think about, correct, when getting those manicures. >> many don't realize getting regular gel manicures actually speeds up the agesing process. so, during a gel manicure, you know, you have to place your hand underneath that lamp in order to cure or set that polish. but both uv lamps and l.e.d. lamps, you know, those uv-free safe lamps, they've just been proven to emit uva rays so they lead to skin cancer, they lead to aging. to get a safe gel mani use a underneath. this is my favorite or get fingerless gloves and upf 50.

>> that's a great idea and there's some over-the-counter things you can use that i just >> look for one with vitamin c. this is the -- >> this is asking you would normally put on your face, right? >> face or hands. >> i never thought to put it on my hands. >> you also want to look for products that contain retinol. so these are two of my favorites. this is glow by dr. brandt and lytera by skinmedica. if you want something stronger ask your doctor for >> all things you normally put on your face. >> so, it's great to treat your hands like your face. i always say it's one cosmetic unit, your face, your chest and hands. you have to treat them all the same. >> great advice. now i'm thinking all about that. dr. whitney bowe, i appreciate it. >> let's get outside to ginger. >> we're just checking all our hands here, all my new friends. louisiana, what city? >> carencro, louisiana. >> happy to report that this morning.

the a.m. up update for hurricane patricia has not changed meaning that it is still very intense. 880 millibar, the pressure. the winds still max sustained at 200 miles per hour gusting to 245. you see it dies out over central mexico this weekend, but the moisture is going to add to another system that's moving through texas or will move and that's where we're going to get some of those heavier rainfall rates. we're onwe go through our friday with low pressure moving toward us. rain will get into the evening weekend we'll watch out with sunshine temperatures through the weekend will be in forecast for today lara, it is just about

chilly enough we can start doing a little dance to stay warm. i'll call it the pop dance. >> uh-oh. it looked like she was doing her squats with the toothbrush. get in here, ginger. it's "pop news" and this morning, we're saying hello. that's the name of adele's new single which she dropped overnight. it's her first in three years. she explained to bbc radio one this morning that it's been a long time coming. >> i felt like this was never going to happen. i felt like i was never going to finish this record and it was really quite a long thing for me to do of this and it was a long process. and i wanted to give up a lot because i couldn't do it and i thought i'd run out of ideas and just lost my ability to write a song. >> well, we can confirm she has not lost her ability to write a song. so say hello, everyone, to adele's new single. hello from the other side i must have called a thousand times to tell you i'm sorry

>> the lyrics are "an apology for breaking someone's heart and just want to read this, guys, "at least i can say i tried to call you. i'm sorry for breaking your heart but it don't matter it clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore." it's really beautiful. the song is really powerful. the full album is out november 20th. and we are already downloading -- >> cannot wait. i have chills, look, because -- she's so good. i really do. >> you do. >> when i got here this morning, everyone was in the hall and they -- the song was cranking and everyone was like, oh, my god. >> crying. >> we love you, adele. and also in "pop news" this morning, chocolates and roses definitely go a long way when it goes to love but this morning, in a "pop news" investigation, scientists have uncovered the secret to a long and happy relationship may be quite simple. just say thank you, everybody. a study of 468 married adults administered by the research professors at the wonderful university of georgia, amy's alma mater. >> go, dogs.

>> discovered that gratitude was the single most consistent factor among happy couples. scientists also revealed that thank you not only shows appreciation, also eases stress caused by everyday marital woes especially money but perhaps the best benefit of gratitude, less nagging. expressing gratitude will lead your partner to want to do things without having to be asked. >> all makes sense. >> that's the key right there. >> i just want to say thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> so great. you guys are the best family ever. and finally, in "pop news" on this beautiful friday, i'm so happy it's friday, carving jack-o'-lanterns might not be the spookiest halloween tradition but sometimes it can make you wonder if you've been cursed. if so, if it's any solace knowing that you're not alone we'd like you to check out exhibit a. >> whoa. what is that? >> oh, my gourd, george. we think this is supposed to be a cat. >> like a cat monster. >> it's horrible.

>> and then this next artist decided -- i don't know what this is. i think it might be that guy from the minions -- >> oh, yeah. >> it's a minion. >> i think it is, but it looks like a horrible furnace. and then this one reminds us that less is more. >> yeah. >> cut the entire side off your pumpkin which is why it is a great reminder always buy a backup pumpkin. >> what is that? >> like an angry pig. i don't know. >> look at that one. >> oh, the one -- >> that's kind of cool. >> and that's what it came out. >> oh. >> i did that last night. what's that? is that like a bad "w." >> something ate the pumpkin. >> not winning. >> everybody, that's "pop news." >> and we have some dad experts. they got a lot of tips to make your life a little easier. joe jonas too. coming up "gma's" fall concert series presented by

angry following a judge's ruling... slowing their battle with developers of the bakken pipeline.

plans to route it's pipeline across iowa including parts of siouxland. filed suit against the company, claiming it's plan to use emminent domain to aquire their land is illegal, since the land is being used for private gain. told landowners at least for now, they don't have legal standing to fight dakota access. "we think about it every day because ultimately, the land goes to my children, and this is my wife's sacred ground. i dear the soil is to farms is" says bill landowner." jessica rae: bill, who was listed in the suit, says the compensation he's been offered by dakota access is written vaguely and in favor of the company. it also doesn't include environmental insurance, which could lead to more lawsuits for farmers if there are leaks that damage their land. jessica let's check in with for the weather. matt: occasional showers and thunderstorms are expected to pass through the area as we go through our friday with low

pressure moving toward us. rain will begin to let up as we get into the evening hours. then for the weekend we'll watch as the skies clear out with sunshine returning. temperatures through the weekend will be in the 60s. here's the forecast for today which includes rain and a high of 68. expect totals to be near 1 inch. during the evening, we'll have some showers but then the rest of the night will be dry and windy with a low of 46. tomorrow, expect sunshine after a few morning clouds. the high

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excited? who's your partner? >> i don't know. >> going solo. tom llamas is here and that's a one week away from our biggest halloween show ever. i know we say that every year and, boy, do we mean it. ginger and amy are taking on tom and george. we will reveal the category in a first some quick rules. if you think you know the answer, buzz in. if you get it right, your team gets another guess. opposing team goes and gets a guess. if it sounds a lot like "family feud," that's right. we borrowed the strategy. the category is top five horror movie villains compiled by "rolling stone." who do you think they are? buzz, george. i believe you got it first. >> freddy krueger. >> survey says number three and you get another guess. tom llamas. >> jason. >> jason. >> "friday the 13st. >> friday the 13th. survey says very well done. i'm going to turn it over to the ladies. let them guess. >> michael myers.

i believe the survey will say -- there you go. another guess for the ladies. top five movie horror villains. >> hannibal. >> hannibal lecter. survey says -- >> ooh. >> that's our first one. boy, you can steal it. >> the guy from "the shining," jack torrance. >> i said that last night. i'm going to give you a secret. that's not one of the answers. i believe that eddie just got one. eddie said -- >> oh. chuckie. >> survey says is eddie right? no! >> what about pennywise -- the clown from -- >> amy, that's so obscure. >> how about calling it a tie. >> i believe we'll call it a tie and read to you "rolling stone's" remaining top five.

"the chainsaw massacre," texas. i can't believe you guys didn't get number four, norman bates. >> oh. >> two for you, two for you. we love a good tie here at "gma." hey, go to our facebook page and twitter. tell us your favorite top five and maybe we will compile a list and play "the feud." amy. >> all right. great job, lara. appreciate that. all right, now to sarah michelle gellar. buffy the vampire slayer is moving to a galaxy far, far away and abc's sara haines here with that. good morning, sara. >> reporter: good morning. the force is strong with sarah michelle gellar as she takes on a new role in the "star wars" universe. i talked to her about that and another new project she's cooking up. she protected the world as buffy the vampire slayer. >> listen up. i'm the slayer. you don't want to get into it with me. >> reporter: and played the ultimate wicked stepsister in "cruel intentions." >> happy hunting, sebastian. >> reporter: now sarah michelle gellar is entering a galaxy far, far away. how does it feel to be a part of the "star wars" universe?

>> it's insane. realizing that you're part of this universe, the lore, that people will watch this from time to time again, it's a dream come true. >> reporter: joining the cast of "star wars rebels" playing season two villain the seventh sister. >> you hide your fear well. poor child, if only you had the power to protect your friends. >> and definitely the big bad but what i lofve about her she's a very intelligent baddie. >> reporter: it's a family affair. her husband freddie prinze jr. already plays jedi kanan jarrus. >> i am hoping with cred with the kids. his dad is a jedi, oh, and that's her mom. >> reporter: passionate about a le in the kitchen, a company aimed at getting kids and parents cooking. >> our kids really loved baking but as busy parents we found it was hard. so we thought, wouldn't it be great if there was something that came right to your doorstep that was not only tasty and a really cool project but that was better for you. >> reporter: better for you and

so easy. >> everything that you need all the ingredient, all the stuff. >> reporter: sarah michelle says even i can master these adorable cupcake cones. >> look, you did it, and it's going to taste good. we're just going to kind of smoosh it in there. you want to cook them in the oven for about 15 to 17 minutes and let them cool and gently peel away. >> the liner. >> the conversation that happens in the kitchen. it's really where you communicate well together. these are dye-free sprinkles. you can dip or sprinkle. >> you can dip. >> dip. and do the dance. >> here's the best part, you know what we get to do? >> eat it. >> cheers. >> thank you for making it with me. >> thank you. >> applause. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. foodstirs boxes are available online. that's such a great idea. i am going to order mine. all right, and season two of "star wars rebels" airs wednesdays on disney xd. ginger. >> oh, you guys made me hungry. all those cupcakes and my beautiful crowd here. want to say good morning to you. we also want to finally have

something nice to say. how about we talk about that late season warmth that's sticking around for places like indianapolis today but much cooler by the end of the weekend so don't get too, too used to it. i want to fly you from west to east and leave you right there because that is the big picture.we go through our friday with low pressure moving toward us. rain will begin to let up as we get into the evening hours. then for the weekend we'll watch as the skies clear out with sunshine returning. temperatures through the weekend will be in the 60s. here's the forecast for today >> all that weather brought to you by macy's. let's go ahead and skip over to that side and say hi to george and amy. >> thank you. sara is doing double duty because there's a hack for that. take it away. >> this is a fun one. we have three great dads. first up, meet eric vanus, father of three hailing from idaho and a diy dynamo. a wall full of crayon marks is no match for this guy.

youtube loves him, and you're about to see why. and next put your hands together for doug marcoux, father of two from washington. he runs a construction business by day and loves a power tool, don't we all. get reread hack. and finally, last but not least, russ olsen, father of five from utah and from the blog, how es she, but you'll be asking ho does he when you see how he takes on the kitch. russ, come on okay can all relate meal time gets pretty messy with ds well, can relate to et but enal i've seen . so can you tell us a little abouyones vingisac >> so what it , opoe are messy and they go all the. ty'reslpy >> hence the nam sppoe. so this helps dads get a little more tidand ma iniceso eye sfoth kids so prey amazing. so what it is is thrut t buns, okay, don'use the buns

for sloppy joes. wh whave are -- you want to dip a lile bitn here so just like is. take a little biof the dres, t the of these -- these are biscui. >> just like regular store bought. >> regular biscuit -- hand biscuits. >> from the refrigerator section. >> and then you fold it over. >> i love at. >> and you pinch it. >> this is such great idea. >> yeah, you fd itver d pinch it, so once you pinch it like that, you put it in the oven. >> fold and pinch. >> fold d pinch. >> i can handle that. >> then you put it in the en. 350 degrees for 15 minutes and that's it. >> i love it. >> what do you call them? >> we call them tidy joes. >> i like this. amy, do we - >> i'm still finng aay to >>here's one >> all right. amwill e i she'at athin e'e y s n t nex u wot d th beaifit daer w,s i ink ybca lao. dsin whe tretuck

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you look so pretty. it's just like mine. i'm up next. okay. anlast but certainly not least we've got eric vanus. now, you have a video that's been viewed as well more than 1.5 million times. >> that's correct. the child artist. >> yes, absolutely. sos you heard, i have three young children, all of whichre very artistic which bacally just means my walls are covered in crayon marks and marker spots. >> the sign of a great family. >> yes, absolutely. so, asong -- i mean, even if i'm sitting there trying to watch them, i turn away, i come back and they have this beautiful child graffiti. >> show us. >> absolutely. so the solution so you don't have to repaint your walls is right in your bathroom. it's just solid toothpaste. okay, so you want to make sure you don't use theel kind. you want to get this white -- the white stuff, you want to throw it right on the tohbrush. get a little t and you're just going to -- >> george, you can do this. >> go to town. >> i like this. >> really just take it right off. get in there, george. you can do this, man.

well. a two-fer pack. >> there it is. >> hey, it works. >> get in there. >> george is cleaning. make sure you're rolng on this. thank you to all our dads. you can submit your own fast life hacks at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! thank you guys so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. >> and while george is still cleaning, coming up next we have a special edition of improve this! expert wayto restoreour door.

>> it is. it's time now for a very citing edition of "improve this!" this morning we're all about helping you restore your door. oh, there you are. hello, america. we brought in the big guns. home improvement expert carter oosterhouse. >> yes. >> i'm happy to see you. >> happy to see you. we don't give enough love to our doors. >> i know that and you know what, it's such a statement and sort of sets the tone for your home and there are really cheap and cheerful, simply chic ways -- >> solutions and i'm here to be the voice for all our front doors. >> you are the voice of the front door of america so let's start with the drafty door. we want to save you money on your energy bill. the first thing is weatherstripping. you can save over 30% of your energy with just

weatherstripping alone so we'll go in here and get weatherstripping and our tape measure and we're going to get a screw gun because if you want to add a door sweep on the bottom, the first -- >> do you recommend it? >> door sweep, if you have an eighth of an inch all the way around your door right around the top, the bottom and sides, that's the equivalent to a six-inch hole in diameter in your wall. >> just air and money flowing out of your house. >> use your weatherstripping. get all different kinds, vinyl, different adhesives. >> it really isn't hard. you can go online and learn how to do it. >> peel and stiff. that's all. >> peel and stick. another really simple way to update is paint it. there's a right way and a wrong way. >> a right way to do it, so we see our door right here. the one thing you want to make sure you start from the appropriate area which is start in the middle of the door and then -- >> all of the depressed areas. >> all of these recessed areas so start in here and work your way out so start on the center portion here, work your way out, work your way out and then you want to work on your rails and

these are your rails and these verticals are your styles. >> should you paint in the direction of -- >> exactly. paint in the direction they go. the reason you do that, so many doors have so much wood grain within them and this is the most efficient way to make sure your door is going to look appropriate. >> oy. >> then you also want to make sure that you take all the hardware and that you close -- that you -- >> wrap it up? >> and you can use tin foil which is so good if you don't have painter's tape. >> do we have painter's tape? that is like my favorite thing to use for everything. >> but tin foil is so cool but then the last thing, if you want to add to your hardware if you don't want to get new hardware, you can spray paint it. what you can do really quick, you can add in right here is a little piece of tape so you don't ruin the mechanism. >> we have to wrap so we did a door and carter did it up. so, here is a beautiful door that incorporates all of carter's tips, the painted hardware, a beautifully painted door that is very simple. of course, there is no air getting through this door at all because of weatherstripping. >> absolutely not. absolutely not and then we just did a couple more things and a

wreath. we can use this all season, a vine wreath. we put a little love onto the side windows to give it -- >> it's ally great. that's etching and we'll let you know how to do it on our website on goodmorningamerica.com. thank you so much, carter. always fun to have you. come back soon, please. he's got great tips. we'll have him on our website, joe jonas, though, is with us. his new band dnce performing next, so don't go anywhere.

brought to you by lowe's. talk to me baby so great to welcome dnce back to "gma" for our fall concert series. their the greatest tour ever tour kicks off in less than two weeks, and their brand-new ep "swaay" just dropped to perform the debut single,

>> here are joe jonas, jack lawless, jinjoo lee and cole whittle with "cake by the ocean." oh no see you walking round like it's a funeral not so serious girl why those feet cold we just getting started don't you tiptoe tiptoe ah waste time with a masterpiece don't waste time with a masterpiece you should be rolling with me you should be rolling with me ah you're a real-life fantasy you're a real-life fantasy but you're moving so carefully let's start living dangerously talk to me baby i'm going to miss this sweet craving whoa oh let's lose our minds and go crazy crazy i-i-i-i-i keep on hoping we'll eat cake by the

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for you. you're too smart? can you, should you try to overcome cheating? are you settling? next week we have the surprising answers, plus, michael on the halloween set of "black-ish" or is it "gap-ish." on "good morning america." >> thanks to dnce in brooklyn tonight. thank you, guys. also tonight on "20/20" when adoptions go wrong. one family's chilling story on 10:00 eastern on abc. after as well a note for the weekend, we cannot wait to see the next vin diesel movie "the last witch

hunter." and our interview with him airs on monday. in the meantime, have a great weekend. >> so long, everyone. go crazy crazy police department is asking for your help in finding a man wanted for murder authorities say jonathan berrio is wanted in connection with a murder that happened in miami florida. to be in the sioux police say not to approach or attempt to man as he is and dangerous. the suspect has killed one person and shot at six others. anyone with

whereabouts is being urged to contact the sioux city police department or contact crime stoppers at 712- 258-tips. jessica let's check in with for the weather. matt: occasional showers and thunderstorms are expected to pass through the area as we go through our friday with low pressure moving toward us. rain will begin to let up as we get into the evening hours. then for the weekend we'll watch as the skies clear out with sunshine returning. temperatures through the weekend will be in the 60s. here's the forecast for today which includes rain and a high of 68. expect totals to be near 1 inch. during the evening, we'll have some showers but then the rest of the night will be dry and windy with a low of 46. tomorrow, expect sunshine after a few morning clouds. the high temperature is expected to be 61.

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