good morning, america. breaking right now, hurricane matthew slams the caribbean. the eye hits haiti this morning. a deadly category 4 storm. 145-mile-an-hour winds. fears of a life-threatening storm surge. and more than three feet of rain triggering floods. as cruise ships reroute to avoid the storm. now the east coast braces for its impact and states of emergency already declared in florida and north carolina. donald trump fighting back against that bombshell tax story. >> i have brilliantly used those laws. >> hillary clinton hitting him hard. >> here is my question, what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in a single year? >> as new polls show the democratic nominee topping trump after the first debate. and their running mates prepare for their own big showdown tonight.

college campuses erupting overnight as an epidemic of clown hoaxes cause the schools to go on lockdown. hundreds of students flood the streets in one college town. what police are saying this morning. manhunt, the search for armed men who robbed kim kardashian at gunpoint stealing millions in jewelry. new details about those terrifying moments as the reality star recovers back home. new questions about her security. good morning, everyone. we're going to take a look at the eye of hurricane matthew. the storm bearing down on haiti, the strongest to hit the region in decades. and it is expected to be absolutely devastating. >> that tiny country hit so hard in so many ways. let's take a look at the massive hurricane from space, more than 600 miles wide. matthew is moving very slowly. could take it along our east coast by the end of the week.

states of emergency. >> and you're right, george. there's a lot of concerns along the east coast. hurricane prep rooms are already up and running and government officials are preparing for the worst. as you can imagine we have team coverage live in the storm zone but first let's start with ginger on where the storm is right now. ginger. >> robin, it is just on top of haiti. so we shuld should see official landfall within the next hour or so. and now this will actually be the strongest hurricane that haiti has had since 1963 when it makes landfall. as far as landfalling hurricanes go. but here's what i wanted to do. i wanted to focus on where the compactness, where the hurricane winds are in haiti. so the hurricane force where you could get 74 to 145-mile-per-hour winds within that red cone. now, look at port-au-prince. still 120 miles away, you say, oh, good, that sounds like great

it's not. because the sooner -- eastern side of it is where most of that convection is falling. meaning most of the rain. deadly rain, flash flooding, mudslides in places that already had 22 inches, the dominican republic could get another 20. eastern cuba, 20 plus inches. that type of rainfall where you have these topography areas. two inches will give you devastating effects. eastern cuba is included there. the timing. it goes eastern cuba and the eye east of it tuesday night so tonight and moves into the bahamas by wednesday. what happens after that, i'm going to show you the track and u.s. impacts in just moments. >> you have port-au-prince on the board there. and we're going to go to linsey davis in the center of the storm in port-au-prince. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we can really feel the wind, the rain is starting to intensify. it is clear that hurricane matthew is slamming into haiti. the already deadly hurricane is

hurricane matthew is now tearing through the caribbean with life-threatening rain, wind, and storm surge. thousands of people are bracing for one of the most powerful storms in almost a decade. winds reaching 145 miles per hour, potentially flattening parts of haiti, the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. we are starting to experience some strong gusts of wind. iffer the worst, boarding up windows and filling sandbags. there are fears this morning that all this rain could be catastrophic. 40 inches of rain is expected to fall in parts of the island. potentially triggering flash flooding and deadly mudslides. fears that entire villages will be washed away. the deadly category 4 hurricane has already taken at least four lives across the caribbean. the powerful hurricane is forcing major cruise ship companies to alter their routes.

of matthew is still 100 miles or more east of port-au-prince. so that 40 inches of rain initially anticipated will now likely fall in the mountains. but, ten inches of rain is still very dangerous in port-au-prince where you have more than 50,000 people still living in tents after that earthquake in 2010. guys? >> so easy to wipe them away. linsey, thanks. jamaica has already matthew. you see the flooding right there. and gio benitez is already there. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning to you, we are not entirely out of the wood, the clouds you're seeing are from the edges of hurricane matthew. but jamaicans are looking at this with guarded optimism. the flooding, we've had that. some of that localized. jamaica floods very easily and have had dangerous surf but

behind me and i can see the windows are boarded up. jamaicans are prepared for whatever comes their way but, guys, i got to tell you jamaicans all tell me, they're all concerned about their friends in haiti. >> i imagine so. let's go back to ginger with the latest threat. hurricane matthew is posing to the u.s. and ginger, what is the timing of the storm? >> since we spoke yesterday, this has taken on a more western trac sunday, we're talking u.s. impacts. and that's what i want you to notice on this track right now. this is the official as of the nhc this morning, big high, big ridge in the atlantic ocean driving it farther west competing with that cold front. it stays a category 3 hurricane. that's extremely strong, guys. we haven't seen a lot like this. even if it just hugs along the coast, you'll see major impact along the florida coast, up through north carolina and

now, that's again the next couple of days and put this computer model on here and they have come into great agreement in coming farther west, the only good news i have for you, you guys, the east side of the storm is where the worst happens. that's where storm surge would happen. that's where the heaviest rain would happen. and we would be on the west side. >> how far up the east coast could it reach? >> everybody talks about the gfs, the american model, and the european model. they've come in great agreement as to when it hits south carolina and north carolina. we're good through the weekend. as for where this is going now. after th if you're in northeastern new england, if you're following one model, you get very letle effect. if you follow the gfs, you get considerable effect parts of maine, vermont, new hampshire. >> that far up. much more to learn. >> a lot to keep an eye on. we move on and get the latest from the race for the white house. just 35 days until the final votes. and hillary clinton getting a post-debate bounce, a five-point lead right there. and donald trump is fighting back after that bombshell tax revelation. a massive loss that allowed him to avoid $900 million in federal income tax. abc's tom llamas is in

will debate tonight. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. trump tackled that head on praising his business choices. calling himself brilliant. hillary clinton said this is more proof that trump is part of the rigged system he claims to be running against. overnight, donald trump surprising supporters in the nosebleed seats at a colorado rally. >> one young man got here, you won't believe this, at 4:30 in the morning. >> reporter: then inviting that superfan on stage, who gave trump, a germophobe, a massive bear hug. >> wow. boy, that was a hard hug. he's a strong guy. >> reporter: trump, pulling out all the stops to get his campaign back on track after that front page "new york times" story revealed trump took a $916 million loss on his 1995 tax return, something which under the law would have allowed

>> i have legally used the tax laws to my benefit. and to the benefit of my company, my investors, and my employees. i mean, honestly i have brilliantly -- i have brilliantly used those laws. >> reporter: but hillary clinton campaigning in ohio where polls show trump is up saw it a different way. >> here's my question, what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in a single year? >> reporter: but bounced back richer than ever using it as a talking point, saying he can turn things around. >> i'm not fighting for me anymore. i'm fighting for you. fighting for you. with my knowledge, i knew that i would make a comeback without question. >> reporter: while trump refuses to release his tax returns,

at another possible trump tax reveal. >> there's a lot more to this story and we're just slowly getting it into the public eye. >> reporter: now the new york attorney general has been investigating the trump foundation and now has sent them a cease and desist letter to stop raising funds in new york. the a.g. claims the trump foundation never registered properly. the trump campaign says this is politically motivated because the attorney general is a democrat who is supporting hillary clinton. george? >> and the foundation has to produce documents by october 15th. that could affect the race as well. you're there in farmville for the vice presidential debate and mike pence's preparations quite different than donald trump. >> reporter: george, it's completely different. he's actually been doing mock debates with governor scott walker playing the role of hillary clinton. he's also been looking at briefing books, manager that donald trump never did and trump's campaign manager saying that on the stage tonight we'll see a feisty mike pence. george. >> tom llamas, thanks very much.

cecilia, what is the clinton campaign hoping for from tim kaine tonight in the vp debate? >> reporter: well, robin, in one sense, his job tonight is really simple, right? he's got to not mess up the wave of momentum that hillary clinton has been riding in the wake of that last debate. on the other hand, though, his toughest job he has to debate two men tonight. he has to take on mike pence and donald trump. tie mike pence to trump's policy and the clinton camp has been studying going on. he's also holding mock debates. and the same person playing mike pence for tim kaine is the same person who played bernie sanders in hillary clinton's mock debate, robin. tim kaine said he is feels the pressure tonight given clinton's performance in that last debate. >> is there one issue he's preparing to hit hardest on? >> reporter: well, you heard tom mention it. it's got to be taxes.

the attack out here on the campaign trail. one source close to kaine telling me he knows how to throw a punch but does it with a smile. and robin, check this out. i also just found out these two men have never met before. the first time they will come face to face, robin, will be on that stage tonight. >> and a lot of people will be watching tonight, cecilia, thank you. all right, thanks to cecilia and let's turn to abc's jon karl with the breakdown on the new polls ahead of tonight's debate. and jon, what are the new polls showing? >> there is no doubt hillary clinton has a post-debate bounce. take a look at this new national poll from cnn. she has a five-point lead over donald trump and this very same poll before the debate, trump was up. and if you look at the states, you see that strump down, but he is not out. the state of ohio, this is the one real bright spot for donald trump. he leads hillary clinton in ohio by five points. the biggest factor here is not

was at 14. so trump up in ohio but all the other states we have new polls in, michael, take a look at this. florida, hillary clinton up three. north carolina, hillary clinton up three. the state of pennsylvania, hillary clinton, up four. so it basically leaves us where we were before and that is if you look at our abc news race ratings, hillary clinton has the lead. even if she loses all of the toss-up states she still has 273 electoral votes, that is enough to win the presidency. and i've got to say, the big thing here, the for donald trump is the state of florida. if he loses the state of florida it's hard to imagine how he gets the electoral votes to be elected president. >> we'll keep an eye on that. let's talk to matthew dowd about it. we see the polls. hillary clinton solidifying her lead, 35 days to go. many states already voting. donald trump really needs a circuit breaker. >> yeah, this is a good news/bad news, mostly good news for hillary clinton. and the major change we saw in

undecided voters, but enthusiasm among hillary clinton voters. what her debate performance did was give a five-hour energy drink to her supporters, behind by nine points on enthusiasm, now even. that is also bad news. if she has a poor debate performance donald trump's enthusiasm advantage will reassert itself and still 70% of the voters are dissatisfied with the direction of the country and did nothing to change the perceptions of herself in that debate. >> that's his strongest argument. he can bring change. th are. that might not change much after tonight. because as cecilia was talking about, tim kaine will talk about donald trump. mike pence is going to be talking about hillary clinton. >> yeah, they'll both be talking about the people that will debate next week. 50 million will probably watch this and it can have some importance. in 2004 after george w. bush lost that first debate and cheney and edwards had a debate it stopped the bleeding so mike pence's strategy is a little

on, stop the bleeding, and get it to the next debate. he can say, you may not like donald trump, but i'm here sitting in the white house. >> matthew dowd, thanks very much. the next debate on abc. martha raddatz is the co-moderator and i'll anchor our coverage tonight with matt dowd and our whole political team. but first now, we're going to get to that georgia fat trial for murder accused of intentionally leaving his son to die in the backseat of a hot car. the jury hearing the prosecutor's opening statements on monday. now the defense is set to make its case. abc's steve osunsami has the story. >> reporter: prosecutors this morning are painting an ugly picture of justin ross harris the father accused of leaving his son to die in a hot suv on a summer day two years ago. >> there's no doubt the deft is responsible for cooper's death. messaging the morning of the murder that he needed an escape

>> reporter: in opening statements, they question how he could forget to drop the boy off at day care that morning, especially after they had breakfast mine outs away from both the day care and his office where the boy died. 22-month-old cooper harris was trapped in a rear-facing car seat for more than seven hours. this surveillance video shows his father checking on the car in the middle of the day. police say while his son was dying outside, the married father was sexting with other women. >> the defendant's own words show that he's guilty. i love my son and all but we both need escapes. >> reporter: harris is charged with murder and second-degree child cruelty. child cruelty. he's pleading not guilty saying it was an accident. his ex-wife agrees he's innocent. her lawyer says the sexting doesn't make him a murderer. >> i've never believed this shows motive. it just shows bad character. texting somebody is not a negligent act. >> reporter: witnesses who saw him pull into the parking lot

>> kept saying what have i done. what have i done? >> reporter: but prosecutors were saying that was for show. since the death of cooper in 2014, dozens of other children have died after being left in hot cars. it's become a national issue. defense attorneys give their opening statements, robin, this morning. >> steve, thank you. we go to amy with the other top stories including new tensions between the u.s. and vladimir putin. >> good morning. the u.s. has broken off talks with russia over a cease-fire in syria. the state department increasingly frustrated with russian air strikes bombarding aleppo. on monday. 400 civilians have been killed in just two weeks. and in a sign of rising tensions, moscow has now suspended a deal that regulates the disposal of nuclear weapons material. back here in this country, a baltimore ravens football fan in critical condition after a brawl during sunday's game against the raiders. joseph bauer, a former marine, is on life support, after police say a verbal fight with two

stand turned physical. police say bauer was pushed to the ground and suffered a brain injury. the two raiders fans now face charges. there is new fallout from the phony account scandal at wells fargo and the state of illinois pulling $30 billion in investments from the bank. this follows a similar move by california aimed at punishing the bank for opening accounts without customers' permission in order to meet sales goals so this story far from over. >> keeps going. >> thanks very much. back to ginger. more on that hurricane. >> yes, i want to put on here the probabilities of getting tropical storm-force wind, for folks coastal florida to watch this. remember, we're talking thursday night through friday. 80% shot through miami right around melbourne. more than 39 miles per hour. it will change in the coming

across the region today. we are planning on a few isolated storms to affect mainly areas south of highway 30 during the early morning hours. the front will rapidly lift north with highs well into the 80s in many locations by late afternoon. tonight, a few more isolated storms are possible late, with several rounds of strong possible during the day on thursday. those storms tomorrow may produce some hail and wind in the area, with the main tornado risk mainly north into minnesota. our weather still looks to quiet down for friday and saturday, with more chances for wet weather on sunday and monday. >> another note. when you're looking at this path, don't just look at the line, look at the cone. because a 20-mile shift west or east will be a huge difference in what you see. >> we learn so much from you, ginger. thank you. coming up the latest on kim

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plan on a really nice thursday! highs will be into the 70s for all areas with a nice mix of sunshine and clouds. our slow moving front is making progress eastward today and should bring a rain chance to the area late tonight into tomorrow morning. once we get past ab here as high pressure builds back in for the rest of the day. by tomorrow night and especially thursday, the front buckles back into the area in response to hurricane matthew lifting north out of the caribbean. this should allow for plentiful moisture to run up and down this front, and rain totals over 1" look likely on thursday alone. due to recent dry weather, flooding should not be a problem. get the jackets out for friday and saturday as temperatures dip primarily into the 50s! today: partly cloudy and mild. wind: se 10-20 high: 76 tonight: chance of rain late. wind: se 10-15 low: 61 tomorrow: showers possible early, then clearing. wind: sw 5-15. high: 75 tom. night: chance of showers and storms late. low:

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welcome back to "gma." you are looking live at hurricane matthew. it is going to hit haiti this morning. category 4 storm stretches more than 600 miles. wind gusts up to 175 miles an hour. you see flooding there in jamaica. and here in the u.s., states of emergency have declared in florida and north carolina. ginger following all the latest. >> a slow-moving storm. also right now the vice presidential candidates are preparing to face off tonight in their first and only debate as a new poll out this morning shows hillary clinton with a slight lead after last week's showdown. out west a 3,000-acre wildfire is burning in colorado. nearly 2,000 residents forced to evacuate as the flames spread, destroy buildings, firefighters

been reported at this time. and also this morning, a lot of people reacting to those reports of clown sightings. amy, do you like clowns? >> i hate clowns. penny wise started it for me. look down there. >> keep your eyes open. they're all around. there from small towns to college campuses. you just saw that video. students at penn state hunting for one overnight but is it all a hoax? >> i'm telling you, people are calling in a lot of the crew members saying that their kids are calling. they're very concerned about this. >> my kids were asking about it all day yesterda >> it's really a hot topic. >> we'll get into that coming up. right now we'll get the latest on kim kardashian back home safe in the u.s. after that terrifying theft of millions of dollars worth of jewelry in paris. big questions now about kardashian's security. alex marquardt has new developments in the investigation. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. that's right. this hotel where kim kardashian was staying is known as the no-address hotel, because of how

but many, including the police, are now saying that it was kardashian's indiscretions online that made her such a target. this morning, french authorities on the hunt for the gang of thieves that quickly turned kim kardashian's paris fashion week vacation into a nightmare. >> kim, how are you doing? >> reporter: she arrived back at home in new york monday afternoon with husband kanye west. this taken by tmz, the entrance under heavy guard by her own security as well as nypd. the or deal started just after 2:00 a.m. in paris on monday. not long after kim posted this snapchat from the exclusive apartment she had rented for the week. >> welcome to paris. >> reporter: the luxurious and discreet hotel featured in this 2014 episode of "keeping up with the kardashians." five masked men enter the building and two into her apartment. they tied her up, put plastic cable ties around her wrists and put her in the bathroom.

hysterical, but not screaming. stying twit to try to save her life. she eventually got her hands free. she ran to a balcony where she screamed for help and called her bodyguard at a nearby club with her mother and sister. the thieves taking off with more than $10 million worth of jewelry including her $4.5 million ring, reportedly a gift from kanye west she showed off on instagram days ago. >> i'm sorry, family emergency, i have to stop the show. >> reporter: the news quickly reaching the rapper, york. who abruptly stopped the show. the couple's children, north and saint, were reportedly with their father in new york. >> celebrity children have become almost as famous as their celebrity parents. and for kim and kanye, i think probably that priority is to make sure that they are as secure and safe as possible because they have two children.

paris and the no address hotel, the parisian home for a long list of celebrities. >> the security is done by the authorities so it's confidential, no name on the door. >> reporter: the social media queen now getting backlash for her online ant ix. paris police saying that it was really the celebrity who was targeted with possessions that had been seen and noticed by social media and it was these goods that the attacker targeted. secret that a former member of kanye's security agrees with. >> you couldn't snapchatting you're home and what you have with us. it's almost a criminal paradise to have that. >> reporter: the authorities said very little about this case and what little they have said has been very defensive. tourism here in france has dropped off the cliff after all the major terror attacks. and as one person here told me, this is the last thing that paris needs right now. >> no question about that. thanks very much. let's talk to brad garrett, now an abc news consultant. matt fiddes, former body guard

my guess is they knew the bodyguard was not in her apartment. they knew how to get into the apartment. the big key here is control. and they knew where the jewels were and they moved them. >> you said they knew the bodyguard was not in the apartment. does that imply someone inside the kardashian camp tipped them off? >> maybe. or they do great surveillance. they may have her phone hacked. all sorts of ways to find out if she was alone or not. the key with them, they know what's going on and control the scene. through the concierge, through movement of the jewelry and i would be willing to bet that within hours, that jewelry was out of france. >> and matt, you have been security for high-profile sents as well. what is the breakdown here? what happened, matt? >> i wouldn't like to speculate. there's no new information coming out. it's very bizarre for me to get my head around after looking after high-profile people for 20 years, how somebody of kim kardashian's huge fame, i mean,

paris, which is one of the biggest target risks for terrorist attacks in the world in the last 12 to 14 months that they've had three attacks there and to have a high-profile american there she would really be a target. soy really do not understand it. it's totally beyond anything i'm used to. i've never had any of my clients or celebrity superstar friends jumping over the boundaries of a gate or parachute landing in neverland and guards jumping on it. i can't get my head around it. it's very odd to me. >> should there have been a bodyguard in the apartment with her at the time? >> absolutely. absolutely. to give you an idea how we did things with past clients i've worked with, we had an adjoining room to the suites or to the apartment. you would have body guards

equipment. sensor mats. cctv and link up to the police station and bodyguards outside. normally suv-type cars and that would be a process and we would sweep the bedrooms and make sure everything is in place and what concerns me too is, about five or six days ago i believe, there was a situation where she was approached and seemed to be just one bodyguard, this gentleman in question who said -- they didn't do the job well. >> there should hav security in place. okay, matt, thanks. >> should have been a wake-up call for him. >> final question, brad garrett. this jewelry is so high profile how could anyone sell it? >> they're not going to sell it as is. they moved it into another country and they'll shave off or cut off or polish off any identifying like i.d. numbers et cetera. break it up. place it in other jewelry. it's probably already in watches some place else in another jewelry store. >> brad garrett, thanks very much.

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idea. it's helpful to police and the people potentially being arrested. this is now a way to do it in realtime. no editing later on to see exactly what is happening as it's happening in numerous police departments around the country. and i think that's only a good thing. >> it's going the air on delay, because there's potential for disturbing things to be seen. but i have a two-part question. do the police departments have any input into what can be aired own what won't be aired and was it hard to get them involved to agree to do this? >> on question one the answer is, no, the executive producers are longtime news people who you guys probably know, john zito david doss, others making the calls of what goes on the air. and the second is, my understanding is that the police departments have been very receptive. why? they want people to see what they do every day. right? not just that news story about what happened. but they've been welcoming in a&e and big fish and the crew there to come and join them

with them as they work. but, look, it's going to catch all sorts of things because it's real and unedited. >> there are more good cops than bad, we know that. some people are going to say, of course, they'll be on their best behavior if cameras are rolling. >> you know what? then that's a great reason to have cameras. then if that's going to make the cops behave better i say more power to them. >> this is groundbreaking. i can't wait to see it. looking forward to it. >> congrats. >> keeping up with you on all the jobs. >> he's got more than me. well, another lawsuit that's moving forward against johnson & johnson, a california woman alleging that talcum powder found in the company's baby powder contributed to her development of ovarian cancer. and our board-certified ob/gyn dr. jen ashton is joining us live. cases similar that have resulted in $127 million in damages awarded but others were tossed out.

talcum powder to cancer? >> this is so controversial, michael. to be clear we're talking about asbestos-free talcum powder. some studies show there is a slight increase in association of ovarian cancer. most studies, the thinking is the data just is inconsistent and they don't have the scientific support. and most gyn cancer specialists feel if there is an increased risk it is slight and minimal but we err on the side of caution. if this is something under your control to con >> jen, you know people watch us in the morning, and they see something like this and they're concerned. how do you ease their concerns? >> well, when you talk about ovarian cancer which in my field is called the silent killer there are factors that up your risk and there are factors that reduce the risk. it's very important that all women know what the common signs and symptoms are. pelvic pain or pressure. bloating or increase or change

if you have those for more than half the month, speak to your gynecologist. there's no screening test for ovarian cancer but there's a workup that we do. >> so hard to detect, you're right. >> i want to bring you in. johnson & johnson released a statement saying we are defending the safety of our baby powder because science, research, clinical evidence around the world continue to support the safety of cosmetic talc. why are these decisions so varied in the cases from 127 million in judgments to nothing? >> right, because you're seeing, "a," a divide in the scientific community whether there is a link. that's probably the most important thing. and second, there's a legal matter. they still have to prove they knew or reasonably knew of the danger. that's a big challenge. two big issues leading to varying verdicts. >> oh, boy, all right. thank you both. >> a tough one. >> it is a tough one. now to a warning for fussy flyers. you know you've seen these videos like this one.

8:00! and you're all going to pay for my disney cruise! >> passengers just losing it at airline employees because travel can be frustrating. but could issuing a complaint get you tagged, or even in extreme cases, get you blacklisted? abc's david kerley is joining us with more on this. okay, we all fly here and i see dan like leaning. come on, this can't be true. >> oh, yeah, it's true. yeah. it's totally true. and, robin, what did your mom tell you, it payto especially there at the counter. we talked to a travel industry expert. henry hartvelt. this is what he said about what happens inside the industry. >> the airline employee or hotel employee could take a look at your reservation and change your seat assignment. they could change your room. they could do all sorts of things to make your life anywhere from unpleasant to a living hell.

that's usually just something that happens when you're flying on that particular flight. but they could put it on your frequent flyer and then you're tagged for awhile. >> i heard one time a guy was fussing and so he was put in a metal seat and given a child's meal. so he got a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. they have that power? really? >> yeah. >> hopefully it won't a long flight. i have a question, we all fly a lot as you said earlier, robin. has anyone ever thrown a little tantrum? >> i was upset about the one person per bathroom rule once. joke, it's a joke. it's a joke. it's a joke. i'm joking. >> dan! >> hey, guys, this actually -- >> david? >> this actually worked both ways. i checked into a hotel just last week. i answered a survey and said something positive. they said we'll upgrade you. both ways. >> jen, you want to weigh in. >> yeah, i've thrown a little bit of a hissy conniption when people put the handbags in the overhead instead of suitcases. >> lost luggage. >> i'm on a flight at 11:45 so i'll be very good.

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we're back with strange clown scares all across the country right newspaper. abc's t.j. holmes here with the story. hey, t.j. >> yeah, george, police say this has got to stop before somebody gets hurt. >> the clowns! >> reporter: thousands of college students poured out of their dorm rooms to march, chant -- [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> i got a balloon for you. don't you want a balloon? [ laughter ] >> reporter: and do some late

[ chanting "who do we want?" ] >> reporter: rumors of clown sightings at penn state spread on social media triggering the clown mob. one student tweeted the clowns have come to penn state. this is not okay. and the school newspaper shared this photo of a clown projected on to campus apartments. clown-phobia is now sweeping campuses across the country. after what authorities are now calling a series of prangs gone awry. at merrimack college in massachusetts it was on lockdown after a twitter report of a clown with a pitchfork in a dorm. police say generally speaking these are pranks but the way people feel about clowns creeps them out. but generally speaking, this happens every few years. >> halloween doesn't have -- >> of course, it does. yes. of course. >> thank you. hurricane matthew has made landfall. ginger will have the latest coming up. accept i'm not the deep sea fisherman i was. i accept i'm not out on the ocean wrestling marlin.

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back here on "gma," hurricane matthew a category 4 storm has made official landfall in western haiti. you can see right there along the peninsula that eye wall coming onshore just after 7:00 a.m. and now it's going to move north. so the track takes it right into and paralleling parts of the coast.

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that helps connect young people with employment. they say taking part in the "first job" program connects them with best practices where they live. and now here's your first alert forecast. plan on a really nice thursday! highs will be into the 70s for all areas with a nice mix of sunshine and clouds. our slow moving front is making progress eastward today and should bring a rain chance to the area late tonight into tomorrow morning. once we get past about 9am wednesday, the rain chance should be out of here as high pressure builds back in for the rest of the day. by tomorrow night and especially thursday, the front buckles back into the area in response to hurricane matthew lifting north out of the caribbean. this should allow for plentiful moisture to run up and down this front, and

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. direct hit. hurricane matthew makes landfall slamming into haiti. a dangerous and deadly category 4 storm. states of emergency now from florida to the carolinas as the east coast braces for impact. our team is live from the storm zone. former fox news star andrea tantaros first time on tv since filing a lawsuit against fox news saying she experienced a nightmare. why she's taking on the network and roger ailes. here with her story this morning. rapid recovery. the secrets of bouncing back after major surgery. lara on her feet and walking just hours after her hip replacement. why doctors want everyone on their feet as fast as possible. dr. ashton here live. and we move mario and molly

and she's here to say -- >> good morning, america. >> how's that? ? one more time with molly shannon. how about that, good morning, america. great to have her here. >> also, the couple at the center of this people video. okay, it's been shared tens of thousands of times on line trending. the groom stating the surprise of a he proposed and then married her all in the same day. >> all right. >> all in the same day. >> you know how many guys are like, aah. he just raised the bar for everybody out there. we're talking to the newlyweds point big day and find out how he pulled it off. >> we're hungry. mario batali is here, i was going to say hangry. hi, mario. >> looking forward to that.

matthew and the morning rundown. >> the big story hurricane matthew, a powerful category 4 storm has made landfall in western haiti and could dump more than three feet of rain triggering potentially catastrophic floods and mudslides. abc's linsey davis is in port-au-prince with the latest. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning. hurricane matthew is certainly making its presence known this morning with gusty winds and heavy rain. this hurricane has already claimed at least four lives in the caribbean and will be the most powerful hurricane to haiti in decades packing with it winds of up to 145 miles per hour and bringing what's being described as life-threatening rain to an area six recovering from a hurricane six years ago. it's still miles away so the 40 inches of rain initially anticipated will likely fall in the mountains but flash flooding and deadly mudslides are still a very real concern. amy. >> that's right, linsey, thanks

matthew is headed towards eastern cuba and the bahamas and back at home a state of emergency declared in florida and north carolina. ginger is following the storm's track and has the latest. ginger. >> this is the first category 4 landfalling hurricane in haiti since 1964. the eye made landfall this morning and now in that peninsula of haiti and headed north nine miles per hour. hurricane warnings go right through the bahamas and quickly time it out for you. it goes just east of eastern cuba tonight and then through thursday. so in the northern bahamas there by thursday 3:00 a.m. of course that track everybody concerned about right here in the united states looks like it'll hug along the east coast. much more to come. >> we know you will be watching. thanks. turning to politics now and donald trump's taxes. the focus of the latest attacks as hillary clinton takes the lead in most battleground states. clinton accuses trump of abusing his power and gaining the system after leaked tax returns show he could have avoided playing

he brilliantly took vac of the unfair tax code for his benefit. meanwhile, trump is under fire for appearing to suggest soldiers who suffer from posttraumatic stress disorder might not be as strong as those who don't suffer from it. the vice presidential nominees will face each other on the debate stage tonight and live coverage begins 9 eastern right here on abc. authorities in san francisco say they busted a major shoplifting ring that targeted high-end stores across the western u.s. including barney's and louis vuitton. stores in eight cities grabbing millions in merchandise and sometimes becoming violent before eventually fleeing. well, finally a 102-year-old woman in missouri has one thing on her bucket list she wanted to check out. edie symptoms wanted to get arrested so she could be a bad girl for the day. police in st. louis answered the call but didn't take her to jail. instead drove her to a senior center where they delivered hand made crafts. i love this.

ride she said, oh, yes, handcuffs and all. >> oh, boy. >> i was wondering if you were going to go there on the handcuff. >> direct quote. >> okay. >> something tells me she's already been a bad girl at some point in her life. >> yeah. a field day. >> that was great. news that goes pop. >> we begin with harry potter fan, you need to rejoice in anticipation of the spin-offs. warner brothers and imac will re-release all eight hatry potters for one week. muggles with get a glimpse of a brand-new trailer and in-person appearances if you happen to go in london and los angeles. that's october 13th. all this and then fantastic beast premieres november 18th. >> great idea.

>> that's true. >> beautiful baby-sitting idea. also in "pop news" this morning, a fantastic discovery. an historian shooting a tv show was showing viewers a copy of a painter by raphael. in order to illustrate the real one being missed, he got a hunch that painting hanging above a door had been deemed a copy in 1999 given a value of $25 back then but upon close inspection and a very delicate thorough was in fact the real deal papered by raphael between 1505 and 1515. >> how much? >> hiding in plain sight, robin. the painting now going to a museum and the value has gone from $25 to cha-ching, $26 million. >> oh. >> all those years sitting there above a door in an ole home in scotland and that is why you brake -- >> for yard sales, yes, yes. finally i am so excited

chuck, we love you so. if you're old enough to remember "the gong show." it was pure tv magic in the most ridiculous kind of way which is why our network, abc, is wise enough to give the green light to a revival. each episode will feature uniquely i dare to say talented perfo performers. this time pulled from youtube. put them on the prime time stage judged by a abc ordered ten episodes the new "gong show" taped in front of a live audience and will arnett from "arrested development" will host and produce. i'm excited for that. >> i used to love that. >> those little dances. >> remember chuck -- >> he would just -- barely moving. thank you, lara. coming up fox news host andrea tantaros is speak out about her allegations against the cable giant and what she calls its playboy culture.

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back now with fox news host andrea tantaros speaking out on tv for the first time about the sexual har experienced at that network and her lawsuit naming roger ailes who revined this summer. we will hear from her in just a moment. first abc's rebecca jarvis has a closer look at her story. >> i'm gretchen carlson. >> reporter: gretchen carlson's suit against roger ailes settled by twentieth century fox stunned viewers and rocked the company. and the architect of fox news was forced to resign.

>> roger ailes is resigning. >> reporter: but the accusations continue. >> this is outnumbered. i'm andrea tantaros and here with us -- >> reporter: like carlson fox news personality andrea tantaros is speaking out. naming the former ceo in a sexual harassment suit filed last month. >> the republican race for president -- >> reporter: but unlike carlson she claims the harassment was widespread. alleging fox news operates like a sex-fueled like cult. steeped in intimidation, indecency and misogyny. the fox news commentator alleging roger ailes would often ask her to twirl and show off her body in his office and would inappropriately pry about her personal life. in her lawsuit she allegations she refused his advances and was consequently demoted and told by network executives that she needed to let this go and that

to do this? >> reporter: fox, however, denies her allegations claiming she's seeking retaliation after her suspension from the channel after a dispute over her book "tied up in knots." fox filing in the first full response to the suit that she is not a vic, she is an opportunist. for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> and andrea tantaros and her attorney judd now. welcome. you heard fox lawyers calling you there an opportunist and say your lawsuit is retaliation for being suspended over a book you published this year. what do you say to that. >> i had been complaining about sexual harassment and retaliation a year before the scandal broke out at knox fuss chapel, the first to complain. >> before gretchen carlson. >> before gretchen carlson and my complaints crescendoed about

that's the point where all of a sudden they made up this pretext that i had violated a book contract and fox had approved my book. i had not violated any of the contractual guidelines so it's just made up to basically act as a smoke screen for their behavior. >> in your lawsuit it says that beginning in the summer of 2014 he experienced a nightmare of sexual harassment by roger ailes and others. roger ailes denies that. fox says the suit is filled with falsehoo >> well, ailes sex wrally harassed me numerous times. i was walking to a taping once and just said simply hello to him and looked at me and said, we need to get you a tighter dress. and i responded, i think, you know, press forcefully but this was, amy, after numerous times of him insulting me, making degrading comments about personal relationships, about my figure. that's what he did and then the

said last year you say but in your book it's important 240 note i'd like to thank roger ailes for seeing in me the tour de force i've become. why did you publicly thank him in your book and then name him in your lawsuit now? >> you had to thank roger ailes or your book didn't get published and if you notice, it's the most carefully crafted nonthank you. i wrestled for hours with that thank you. >> fox has released a couple of statements i lawsuit among them 21st century fox made clear its commitment to providing a safe and degreeny nyed borkplace at fox news, you began there in 2010, a place you say was defined by a culture of sexism. how so? >> well, it was pervasive. i mean comments here and there that were made that you were expected to just ignore. and if you complained, you were punished for them. you know -- >> how? >> you would get your air time taken away from you.

allowed to participate in the election coverage as a 34ri8 analyst. i was demoted from a show i launched "the five" after i rebuffed roger ailes and had my book destroyed 12 hours before the launch. they could have said we have objections. my lawyer was in contact with them for weeks and they didn't do that. it was deliberately designed to hurt me and cause pain and that's what they did there. >> your lawyer says you were already offered a seven-figu >> that's right. >> roger ailes is out. he's gone. owe what do you want? >> well, first of all, the seven-figure lawsuit would have had me renoupsing my sexual harassment complaints, two, they wanted me to publicly admit lie basically to the public and say i violated my book contract which i didn't do. so i wasn't going to life and, three, they wanted to guarantee my internal silence which was never going to happen. what they don't have is accountability.

you? >> well, i think a culture change at fox news is in order. a culture of misogyny and sexism. if you get vocal or loud bit they will act punitively. >> you're getting loud indeed. andrea tantaros, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, amy. >> striking. when we come back, how new research is changing the recovery process after surgery. exhibit a, lara spencer, come on back. notice notice and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra... can be a sign of existing joint damage... that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders,

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welcome back to "gma." i just want to give you an update on rainfall totals. could see 20 additional inches in hate and eastern cuba and numbers are starting to pour in for the united states. this is far out. still some areasa warm front wig across the region today. we are planning on a few isolated storms to affect mainly areas south of highway 30 during the early morning hours. the front will rapidly lift north with highs well into the 80s in many locations by late afternoon. tonight, a few more isolated storms are possible late, with several rounds of strong storms possible during the day on thursday. those storms tomorrow may produce some hail and wind in the area, with the main tornado risk mainly north into

looks to quiet down for friday and saturday, with more chances for wet weather on sunday and monday. and we are back now with the latest research on joint surgery and recovery. studies say moving shortly after your operation could be the key to getting better faster. something i experienced firsthand. this is me jeurys 24 hours after having my entire right hip replaced in august. on my feet walking like so many who have surgery, my doctors got me moving immediately. >> it is 4 hours after. >> look at that. >> in the past there was more bedrest prescribed to make sure that patient didn't damage anything reeled to surgery. what we've come to learn is that patients don't do as well when on bed rest so being horizontal is not a good position for us to be in. >> one recent study of patients who had knee replacement surgery found those who started rehab within the first 24 hour has

reduced pain and improved physical function including better balance, muscle strength and greater range of motion. marnie is a professional ice skater and coach and at 49 she was told like me she needed a hip replacement. all those years of jumps and twirls catching up with her and only three hours of surgery her doctors had her moving. >> i was taking baby steps then walking up stairs and they said, time for you to go home. >> reporter: within 24 hours she was in. arni said getting her on her feet spurred her to get better faster. >> gave me more confident to be moving quickly. that in itself allays any fears i won't recover soon. >> it is clear, mobility is the key to recovery. >> it improves your cardiopulmonary and skeletal system functioning and addresses your immune system, so things

targeted with mobility as an intervention. >> and dr. jen is back with us now. dr. jen, as you saw, this worked really well for me, in fact, made my pain feel less for some reason but is that the case for everybody. >> so, it depends on someone's condition. preoperatively and what type of surgery. this is really is the mantra now for almost all of surgery in general, people recover faster if they're out of bed moving >> people were horrified how quickly i was out. some said they're kicking you out. not true. >> it's not true but we have to think like a surgeon. we think of by organ system when we get someone back to baseline and start with the lungs. many people don't take deep breaths and can set you up for fever and pneumonia and when you go down the body to the intestines they are slowed down by a lot of pain medication.

lahr system blood clots can form in our legs when we're not walking around moving after surgery helps all of these issues and more. >> i can tell new my case, the surgeon had me up within, i think, it was hours. i want to say about three hours and i was not allowed to leave the hospital until i could walk up and down the hallway and climb stairs. i thought no way it's happening and the body is a pretty amazing thing. >> it is. but you shared something with me thaw didn't get good rest in the we have to remember hospitals run 24 hours a day. checking vital signs in four hours so people get more rest at home and more comfortable. >> and this is all great advice. more on this coming up. dr. jen, we thank you so much. coming up, molly shannon is

. >> now from kcrg tv 9 and our partners, here's today's mom's every day interview. >> hello i'm tara rodman, today with me is major barbara logan from the salvation army. thanks for joining us. >> uh-huh. >> and the salvation army has a new rec program for parents and kids starting this fall. can you tell us about that? >> yes. the salvation army is it's actually beginning this month, and they're on different schedules. so most of them are on saturdays. >> uh-huh. >> and it's at the salvation army on 1,000 sea avenue and parents and kids can come and play together, which is really great. >> yeah. it's wonderful. >> and we're also having something on sunday afternoon as well called family regeneration and recreation. and it's just really about getting together, playing

really excited about that. >> is there a cost for either of those programs? >> the archery program is, but it's a real small fee. >> uh-huh. >> the beginners class is $5 and then on going from there is 2.50. >> now, can they call or go online to register? >> yes. online is the whole schedule, and then they can call in and register at our front desk. >> okay. and halloween is coming, and you guys do a tremendous trunk or treat. >> we do. halloween. monday october 31st from 5:00 to 7:00. >> uh-huh. >> and there's going to be some businesses joining us too and having some trunks there, and we're having a city fire truck coming and joining us, and there's just lots of activities planned. and this year is kind of a theme. we're doing a gore party. >> that should be a lot of fun. thanks for joining us today, barbara. >> all right. thank you. >> tune in for the mom's every

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and said -- there he is. he said we have to -- [ applause ] >> the one and only deandre. >> i know. >> very understated today. usually the hat on and all that going on but he said he has these two friend, alfred duncan and sherrell and he told her hours later we're getting married and it was just amazing to see and here's the video he posted. >> will you please be my wife? >> oh. ? >> aaagh! [ screaming] >> i love it.

to do this for me. i love you so much. >> can you do me a big favor and put our hands together as i present for the very first time mr. and mrs. alfred duncan. [ applause ] oh. that was beautiful. all done like that. hey, y'all, would you like to see the newlyweds? they're joining us here live. [ cheers and applause ] hey, [ applause ] we can all feel the love and you look beautiful. how in the world -- >> thank you. >> did you pull this off, alfred? >> it took a lot of help. a lot of her friends helped me out with this. to organize, a lot of my family and ultimately, you know, i just study the her for a very long

liked. what she would want and, yeah, yeah, i just thank god like it's gone viral. i wasn't expecting this, of course. not one person posted the video, i didn't care. i was trying to impress and amaze my beautiful wife. >> your wife. [ cheers and applause ] >> you love saying wife. >> now, sherrell, what did you think, that happen before and you think you're going to have your photos taken for the engage many and what happened? >> listen, i'm still trying to figure out this all out. like, who does this? you know what i mean. so now i'm looking ahead, i got to get to know you all over again. i didn't even know you had this in you. but i was amazed. i literally was like, there's nothing but like a spirit holding my legs up because i am about to pass out.

i couldn't see, i couldn't hear. i couldn't feel. i couldn't breathe. i couldn't do anything. i was just -- as you can see the video, people are saying i'm dramatic. but that was pure genuine emotion. i could not stop jumping. i couldn't stop jumping. >> now, sherrell, i have to ask, there are some women that say you didn't get to pick out the dress, but alfred took care of that too, didn't he? how did he go about that? how did you do it, actually did get to pick out the dress. we are brand ambassadors for a clothing design, i mean a clothing company called young fashion so probably three months ago i told the girl, i said, listen, i need you to convince my girlfriend to, you know, get -- to design her own dress so came one a plan. she said she was coming up with this, you know, good -- this

measured her. she asked her, you know, what kind of wedding dress would you want? what kind of material, all of that so she did. she actually designed her wedding dress unbeknownst to her. >> that was so slick with that, robin. >> he was so slick with everything. alfred, i got to ask you raised the bar so high with the proposal and wedding. what are you going to do on anniversary one? >> hey, listen, i don't have t three years. it's all on her. it's all on her. i'm done. [ applause ] >> now -- >> i still take out the trash. >> yeah, yeah. >> but, sherrell -- >> he better take out the trash. >> hey, with that, welcome to married life, alfred. >> sherrell, come clean a little bit here because he -- when he was planning this he was out late, he was doing all this mysterious things and what did

>> listen, one more time and go out on a balcony or one more trip to get coffee at 10:00 at night, we're going to have some type of conversation. i ain't sure what was going on. i was calling my friends, i'm like listen, i don't know what's going on with him. he'll pick up the phone be and be like uh, yeah, hole on -- i look at him. is he losing get back in here off that phone. it was insane. >> i'm so glad that that's over with. oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey. that's great. well, alfred, alfred and sherre sherrell, we wish you every happiness in the world, deandre sings your praises and so glad he sent it our way so people could see the love so all the best to you both. >> thank you so much.

>> she got a good morning in. >> oh and the morning is only getting better. we have a superstar joining us right now, molly shannon, come on out. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> michael. mwah. hi, robin. mwah. george. mwah. lara. [ cheers and applause ] >> whoo! >> i love this. yes. >> thank you, robin. >> so excited to have you here. >> i like being on morning -- this show. i like mornings and coffee and good mornings and i like america. [ cheers and applause ] >> well said. well said. >> we love your new show on hbo.

>> guy, it is a great show. it's starring sarah jessica parker and molly called divorce gorse and molly plays a character that is a handful. >> yes. >> named diane. >> yes, my first episode, wow. >> started with a bang, we'll say. >> ohhers good. yeah, my character is kind of -- she's in like a volatile marriage, a very roller coaster marriage. it's a fun character to play and sara jessica and i are good friends on the show and she is a she is the best. >> tell us about -- or actually, why don't we show you a little bit. here's diane in action. >> i have to get to the station. make yourselves at home. don't bust up the party because of me. there's plenty of food for everybody if you want food. you're so skinny. get a little piece of cheesecake. frances, open champagne but don't be too loud because the neighbors are so strict they call the police. i'll be back.

[ cheers and applause ] >> very bad. >> that was actually -- that was your 50th birthday party on the show. >> yeah, that's my character's 50th birthday. she's just -- she's in a rocky marriage and my character's relationship makes saar gentleman jessica look at her own marriage. i'm proud of it and feel lucky to be on it. >> they're calling it a comedy and very layered and definitely is a little bit dark. >> yes. >> but i can imagine t character like that. i mean that scene alone -- were you riding the script like, oh, yes. one part "snl" meets one part tragedy. >> i just felt -- i was such a big "sex and the city" fan so felt so lucky to work with her. years ago i worked with matthew broderick and years ago she met us for dinner and i was like, it's a real-life princess and then she -- i was pregnant at

can't walk home alone so walked me home in sparkly shoes and with her beautiful hair and smelled beautiful and my husband was like -- i guess guess who walked me home from dinner, sarah jessica parker. i was so esighted. >> she was so considerate. >> very nice. >> i love that. we all love all of your "snl" characters. we were wondering of these three, who would you say you are most like, mary katharine, sally o'malley or terry rialto from "difference dish". >> i'm most like mary katharine gallagher. >> yes. >> and, this is like a funny story. i have kids, i have a 13-year-old girl, an 11 girlfriend boy and play truth or dare and recently i picked my son up from camp this summer from planet bravo and we went to a california pizza kitchen and

always think of dares for them and they think of -- i dare, you are we're eating dinner like early dinner california pizza kitchen. i dare you to go to those people and say, you know, so i had to go over and they dared me to say, hi, i'm molly shannon. hi, i'm molly shannon and did you know that i'm a superstar to strangers and so so i did it. it was so ridiculous but t like hmm. >> the gripping thing, your kids appreciate your work. we appreciate your work and i'm sure everybody can't wait. "divorce" premieres october th on hbo. molly shannon, check her out, everybody, and stay right there. we'll be right back.

and i thought we'd get all these party faces here in times square on before we get -- compliments are coming.region today. we are on a few isolated storms to affect mainly areas south of highway 30 during the early morning hours. the front will rapidly lift north with highs well into the 80s in many locations by late afternoon. tonight, a few more isolated storms are possible late, with several rounds of strong storms >> you're rather gorgeous too. this weather report has been

michael. thank you, ginger. here now with penelope ann miller and colman domingo on "the birth of a nation" based on matt turner who led a slave uprising. as a child his master's wife taught him how to read. take a look. >> these books are for white wouldn't understand. but i do have a special one just for you. and guess what, it's the best book ever written. [ applause ] >> and i had a chance to see it and there's so much praise for this preliminary but there's also a lot of controversy for this film and do you feel like

the film should be praised for. >> i want people to be aware as well this film was made by over 400 plus people who, you know, our director has inspired to become a part of this film that's not only just inspiring, activism, agency, so there's so much -- we're all so passionate about this about the story. >> it started with nate parker's passion but became our passion. we followed his dream and his passion and his national tnat turner and it became all of our, the 400 plus people he was talking about and it's the nat turner story, not the nate parker story and want to tell it and we believe in this film and from sundance from when we won the jury award and audience award to then toronto to the premiere the other night and even -- every screening i've been to people stand up and cheer and it's because i think

hitting a nerve today. >> especially on what we're dealing with in our country. >> people just need to see the film because it's so important and i think it transcends all of that because, you know, it's an important story. it's a story about history. it's a story that is -- >> about the american hero. >> you're the moral compass of this film. your character. and so for you how hard was it to play both sides of your slave owner but yet you want to help this young child. >> well, you know, her it's hard because there's so much guilt and it's -- you know, this burden and that i carry as this character elizabeth turner playing his master and then teaching a slave to read which was unheard of in those times and illegal and then seeing what happens to him, what happens to my own son played by armie hammer who is brilliant. i must say there is incredible

african-american, you know, from asia, you know and -- >> gabrielle union. >> esther scott and aunjanue ellis and so proud because we talk about diversity in hollywood and i just think that nate also created such rich female characters that empower, you know, this character nat turner which i'm proud to be a part of, as well. >> you both should be very proud. i've seen this film and it's -- you l stays with us. that says a lot about the work you've done. you both -- >> you saw the film too. >> i saw the film. >> i thought it was very -- it was incredible and "the birth of a nation" is in theaters everywhere on friday. >> yes. >> and congrats to you two. a job well done and coming up, mario batali is here live. he's going to cook for us. you two could stick around and

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we are back now with our friend mario batali from "the chew." best american dishes. >> yes, sir. >> all part of your new cookbook called "big american cookbook" right here. [ applause ] and one of the book's treats right now. >> yeah, absolutely. >> they're having black and white cookies from new york. we broke up america into eight england to the great lakes to the south to the gulf region to the midwest to southeast including texas, pacific northwest, i mean and basically as i'm traveling around the world or america, on my last book tour over the last 20 years i've been collecting recipes not necessarily from the four-star restaurants but from wherever i go. where is the place i should go that can i can find something that tastes like the wind that blows down main street.

something-something cafe and tell you whatever it is and i go and taste the dishes and that captures the magazine enough since of the fabric of the american culture and that's what i've been doing. >> that's what you've been doing and you brought up texas. what do we have. >> a texas bowl of red. a texas chili. if you know it you don't use chili powder but real chiles and don't use beans, just meat. what we have is onions and garlic, cut up into nice pieces, dressed with a dump it all in. >> chuck the chuck. >> chilies and i soaked them in hot water then i took the stems off and put them in here, made a puree like so. >> voila. >> that will go in over here. >> after a few minutes of browning and brown it properly. then you add the chilies, you add the beer. >> ooh. >> i mean, this is a morning

>> then what we'll add is honey. >> honey. >> keep stirring, better. >> i got that. >> then a little cinnamon, a little cumin and a little salt and that's really it. we really want the flavor of the chilies to be the main event. then what we've done -- we take a corn flour and make a little slurry with water and stir it in so it soaks it in. what we like. are you going to taste >> hi. >> hold on. let's get you a bowl. >> you got to give me a bowl. >> we got to go "big american

? and the trumpets they go ? "good morning america" is brought to you by beyond the scale from weight watchers. join today. >> our thanks again to mario. you will ab honoree at the upcoming columbus day parade. >> thanks very >> go get the book "big american cookbook." [ cheers and applause ] last nigs moines police officers gathered for a powerful

miller. dozens applauded as west des moines police chief shaun ladue presented miller's family with his sergeant badge. miller was scheduled to be promoted to sergeant -- weeks after he died in a motorcycle crash on august 3rd. the chief decided to still honor that promotion. iowa prison officials say a man serving a life sentence for his role in a notorious cedar rapids murder in 1974 has died of colon cancer. atwell conner, jr., was 71 when he died sunday. he was an inmate at the anamosa state penitentiary. i to commit an armed robbery. they picked up 2 teenagers, maureen connolly and michael servey, whose car had run out of gas on 6th street sw in cedar rapids. 1 of conner's friends later raped the girl and then shot and killed both teenagers in different locations. and now here's your first alert forecast. plan on a really nice thursday! highs will be into the 70s for

front is making progress eastward today and should bring a rain chance to the area late tonight into tomorrow morning. once we get past about 9am wednesday, the rain chance should be out of here as high pressure builds back in for the rest of the day. by tomorrow night and especially thursday, the front buckles back into the area in response to hurricane matthew lifting north out of the caribbean. this should allow for plentiful moisture to run up and down this front, and rain totals over 1" look likely on thursday alone. due to recent dry weather, flooding the jackets out for friday and saturday as temperatures dip primarily into the 50s!today: partly cloudy and mild. wind: se 10-20 high: 76 tonight: chance of rain late. wind: se 10-15 low: 61 tomorrow: showers possible early, then clearing. wind: sw 5-15. high: 75 tom. night: chance of showers and storms late. low:

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