good morning, america. and breaking right now. oscar pistorius sentenced to prison. >> mr. pistorius, please rise. >> the olympian given five years for killing his girlfriend. taken straight to a cell after an emotional good-bye to his family. also this morning. an urgent warning. defective air bags in nearly 5 million vehicles on the road right now. the device designed to save lives causing potentially deadly injuries. exploding on impact. spraying dangerous metal shards. what you need to know this morning. i was patient zero. >> breaking her silence. monica lewinsky making her first public speech. what she says now almost really destroyed her life after her affair with the president.

♪ like a virgin touched for the very first time ♪ and she's the sister act making a habit out of putting a holy spin on favorite songs. now the singing nun has dropped a most unlikely cover of a madonna favorite. why is she singing "like a virgin "? and good morning, america. i have to admit, i want to know the answer to my own question about the nun. >> about the nun. >> the one we have been asking all morning. >> we have to ask that. >> robin, we had a great night last night celebrating you. i want to show the picture. robin was inducted -- not trying to block the camera. inducted into the broadcasting hall of fame. >> yay! >> but you know what, i told you this in an e-mail last night, looking out and seeing you all at the table, it made my heart skip. it meant so much that you were

there to share it. thank you for that. >> it was a great, great night. and we're also going to celebrate the life of oscar de la renta. the fashion legend passed yesterday. he dressed everyone from jackie o. to george clooney's wife. tributes pouring in overnight. >> yes, they are. we're going to begin, though, with the breaking news. oscar pistorius sentenced to five years in prison for the shooting death of his girlfriend. abc's alex marquardt joins us now with the very latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the reaction in the courtroom was very muted. pistorius quite stoic. none of the crying we have seen from him during the course of this trial. as if he expected this sentence. i spoke with the steenkamp family afterwards, who told me they feel justice has now been served. >> mr. pistorius, please rise. >> reporter: this morning, after eight months of twists and turns, the sentence handed down. >> the sentence imposed is the maximum imprisonment of five years. >> reporter: a maximum of five years in prison, along with a

three-year suspended sentence for a second gun charge. pistorius watching the proceedings stoically in a dark suit. then quietly saying good-bye to his family before being taken into custody. and being driven to pretoria's central prison in a police van. as the court adjourned, the families emerged. here comes the steenkamp family, they said they don't want revenge, they want statement. do you feel that justice was served today? it was. do you have closure now? >> never going to have closure. >> reporter: never closure. but you are content with the sentencing? >> if you can bring my daughter back, then i would have closure. >> reporter: pistorius' uncle saying they don't plan to appeal the sentence. >> the court has now handed down judgment and sentence. and we accept the judgment. oscar will embrace this opportunity to pay back to society. >> reporter: this is the prison where pistorius will serve his

sentence in pretoria. it's believed that the double amputee will be housed in the medical wing. the judge making it clear today she felt south africa's prisons are well-equipped to deal with his medical needs. and one more important note, after ten months, he will be eligible for what's called a converted sentence. meaning he could go into house arrest, going back to his uncle's mansion where he's been staying for the past few months. >> all right, alex, thank you. let's bring in dan abrams. possible house arrest after ten months? >> yeah, under the law he was sentenced under, after a sixth of the sentence, you're allowed to request a different kind of correctional supervision. meaning you can request house arrest. whether he'll get it or not is a separate question. one thing is clear. he's not going to serve five years here. he's going to serve a lot less than that. the only place where five years is going to mean five years is the international paralympic committee has come out publicly

and said, for us, a five-year sentence means a five-year suspension for him. >> we did hear he won't appeal the sentence. but the prosecutors still could. >> they could appeal the conviction. they could appeal the initial conviction saying only guilty of culpable homicide as opposed to murder. we need to take that step back here. this is still a big win for oscar pistorius. he was on trial for murder. he shot his girlfriend in his own home four times. the fact that he was only convicted of culpable homicide, now only getting five years, with the eligibility to get out after ten months is a huge win for oscar pistorius. and i think it's frustrating to a lot of other people out there. >> that may be why he's not appealing. okay, dan, thank you very much. >> exactly. and now an urgent consumer alert. a new warning about nearly 5 million vehicles with a potentially deadly defect that

can cause air bags to explode. good morning, brian. >> reporter: this urgent alert went out to 5 million people who have yet to bring the cars in for recall fixes. safety advocates say it's long overdue, and another example of the federal government dragging its feet on serious auto safety issues. it was a minor accident, but 26-year-old cory burke of orlando, florida, said his air bag exploded, sending metal shards into his face. by design, air bags have to deploy in a split second. >> fire. >> reporter: in half of a blink of an eye, propelled by what's called an inflater. >> it's so fast and quick and violent that it actually expands this metal portion. >> reporter: but in the defective air bags, the inflater, a metal canister, explodes like an ied roadside bomb, propelling deadly shrapnel. >> this is about as severe as it gets. i mean, when you have an air bag that's designed to protect you that can explode into shrapnel and kill you, this is a bad situation.

>> reporter: most of the defective canisters come from a company owned by japanese takata corporation. the millions of cars recalled include models from honda, toyota, nissan, general motors, ford, chrysler, bmw, and mitsubishi. owners were warned to get them repaired immediately, especially those in warm weather states with high humidity. >> a lot of the owners have not received the notification they were supposed to receive. >> reporter: in a statement on the website, the takata company says it stands by the quality of its air bag products but is now cooperating in the government's defect investigation. george? >> thank you very much, brian. and now new developments in the fight against ebola in america. overnight, the cdc announcing strict new guidelines for health care workers. and we are learning about amber vinson's condition. she was the second nurse infected with the deadly disease. abc's tom llamas has more.

>> reporter: overnight, the cdc announcing new guidelines in the way we fight ebola. health care workers now ordered to wear protective gear with no skin exposure. rigorous training on how to put it on and take it off. and for it all to be supervised by a trained monitor. plus, hospitals need an on-site ebola manager. health care workers point to the fact nurses who treated duncan had their necks exposed, as you can see in this photo. they argue that's not safe with such an infectious disease. both nurses contracted the disease while treating thomas eric duncan at texas health presbyterian hospital. >> we may never know exactly how that happened. but the bottom line is the guidelines didn't work for that hospital. >> reporter: while 51 people, including duncan's fiance, family members, and paramedics completed monitoring, hundreds more in texas and ohio, where vinson traveled, remain on watch lists. this morning, debra berry, the

mother of infected nurse amber vinson speaking out from quarantine to robin roberts. >> what's the latest on her condition? >> she's doing okay. just trying to get stronger. >> you and the family feel good about the treatment that she's receiving? >> we were very confident that emory hospital is taking good care of amber. i'm very happy that she's there. >> the cdc released new guidelines. is your family and really the family of all caregivers a little dished that the cdc didn't put this protocol into place sooner? >> it is concerning. i guess more than anything, i'm so relieved that it's in place now. it should help ensure that no one has to endure what amber and what miss pham have had to go through these weeks and their families. it's really difficult. >> reporter: and this morning,

and this morning, we're learning that american cameraman ashoka mukpo is improving in nebraska. his doctors say he could be out of the hospital as early as this week. robin? and we're so thankful they're continuing, both nurses are continuing to do well. our thanks to tom llamas in dallas. now to amy. with the other top developing story this is morning. good morning, amy. >> good morning, robin. and we begin with staples. possibly the latest retailer to suffer a data security breach. the company is investigating whether credit card and debit numbers were stolen at 11 stores in the northeast. the sum of these massive data breaches at a growing list of companies is staggering. 500 million financial records have been stolen by hackers in just the past 12 months. well, police in pennsylvania say there has been a new sighting of fugitive eric frein. the survivalist was seen near a post office in the pocono mountains near where he was spotted friday. he has been on the run for five weeks following the deadly ambush of a state trooper. and an embarrassing mistake at a maryland prison.

a murder suspect awaiting trial was mistakenly released. it took officials two days to realize it and then another day to inform the public. he is still on the run. international intrigue on the high seas this morning. the search is expanding for what's believed to be a russian submarine lurking near sweden's capital. abc's martha raddatz has details on this growing mystery. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, amy. this is one of the biggest submarine hunts since the cold war, with reports that the swedes have been in contact with something in the water. every available ship, helicopter and swedish ground troops on the hunt this october morning. >> "red october" has turned directly into the torpedo's path, sir. >> mother of god. >> reporter: for what may be a russian submarine in distress, just 12 nautical miles from sweden's shore. powerful sonar being used after

the swedes reportedly intercepted an emergency call from these waters to a russian base in a nearby city. and this, a photo taken by a passer-by outside stockholm looking very much like a submarine on patrol. >> it seems to be back to the future. and it's the old cold war games of having submarines go in and penetrate territorial waters. see how far they can get. >> reporter: the swedes have not directly accused russia of being involved, and russia denied all knowledge. but with the ongoing crisis in ukraine, everyone is on edge about just how far russia would go. and another concern, if it is a submarine in distress, it could very well be a nuclear submarine. and that would explain sweden's concern. since in the past when the russians had a sinking submarine, they refused all help despite the danger. >> all right, martha raddatz, our thanks to you. and now a medical breakthrough is allowing a

paralyzed man to walk. incredibly, doctors in europe transplanted cells from the patient's nose to his severed spinal cord. those cells then regenerated, enabling fibers above and below the injury to grow. and two years later, he's taking his first steps. wow. well, finally, maybe the best thing about taking a selfie is if you don't like it, nobody sees it. you know, you can just press delete and do it again. but take a look at this poor guy. he's in the back of a television interview, he's thinking, i can get a good selfie here -- whoa! when he falls into the water. and that tv interview was been shown live on arabic news channels. so thousands of people saw his selfie. and now, dare i say, millions of people have seen his -- i like to call this a falsie, like that? a falsie. >> and there will be no evidence.

because the phone is gone. >> oh, we have got evidence. >> he was just looking so nonchalant. >> can't you just see that happening to me? >> yes. >> it would so happen. i feel your pain. you know, you never know, george, before the end of the show, a fall could happen. >> thank you, amy. turn now to monica lewinsky. the former white house intern in the spotlight. giving her first public speech ever. and she opened up about her affair with president clinton, the battering she got online, and her new crusade against cyberbullying. abc's jon karl has the details. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. monica lewinsky has tried the stay out of the spotlight in the years since the scandal that almost brought down president clinton. now ready to become a public figure again, but in a very different way. >> my name is monica lewinsky. >> reporter: she was the most famous, or infamous white house intern ever. but monica lewinsky is just now giving her very first public speech.

>> i fell in love with my boss. in a 22-year-old sort of way. it happens. but my boss was the president of the united states. >> reporter: at the time, news of lewinsky's affair was the biggest story, by far, to break on the internet. now lewinsky portrayed herself as the first real victim of cyber bullying. >> i was patient zero. the first person to have their reputation completely destroyed worldwide via the internet. >> reporter: she says the worldwide public humiliation nearly destroyed her life. >> i came close to disintegrating. no, it's not too strong a word. i wish it were. i would go online, read in a paper, or see on tv people referring to me as tramp, slut, whore.

>> reporter: and now another first for lewinsky. she's opened a twitter account. tens of thousands of followers on day one. and she has a new personal calling. fighting online abuse and bullying. something she wrote about in "vanity fair" over the summer. >> what i want to do now is help other victims of the shame game survive, too. i want to put my suffering to good use and give purpose to my past. >> reporter: lewinsky's campaign against cyberbullying just happens to be getting under way just as we're about to start another presidential campaign featuring probably, most likely, another clinton. george? >> looks like that's coming. jon karl, thanks very much. and now celebrate, lara, a man who touched so many lives. >> absolutely. the sultan of swagger, as he was referred. we're celebrating the life of fashion legend oscar de la renta. the 82-year-old died last night after a long battle with cancer. this morning people everywhere are remembering his contributions to the fashion world.

from the white house to the red carpet, oscar de la renta dressed some of the most legendary women in history and in hollywood. >> oscar de la renta. >> i love oscar de la renta. >> i'm wearing oscar de la renta. >> reporter: he crafted stunning looks for a-listers of all ages. most recently, amal clooney's breathtaking lace and tulle wedding dress. featured in "vogue's" september issue. amal telling the magazine, he is the man every woman wants to hug. overnight, an outpouring of love and admiration on the red carpet. >> he's gracious and elegant and a gentleman. >> reporter: and on social media, taylor swift posting on instagram, it was an honor to wear your creations. fellow designer diane von furstenberg said, he was a true renaissance man. his voice will continue to sing in our hearts. among his most powerful clients, first ladies -- jackie kennedy,

nancy reagan, michelle obama. designing the inaugural gowns for laura bush and hillary clinton. >> i had bought a dress off the rack, it happened to be one of the oscar de la renta dresses. >> reporter: designated an american icon. ♪ to all the girls i loved before ♪ >> reporter: the dominican republic-born designer was honor at the bill clinton presidential library last year. grace, elegance, and style. the perfect words to describe his clothes and the man himself. >> what an elegant man. >> elegance is the perfect word. now more on the heavy rain down south and headed this way, too, isn't it? >> we have the separate system. but yes, absolutely. look at miami, this is 4 to 6 inches of rain just south of miami. some flooding locally. and it's not over. look what's happening for the weekend. there's a 50% shot that the disturbance in the gulf of mexico becomes a tropical depression. either way, it's going to bring a lot of heavy rain by the weekend for much of south florida. your local weather forecast just 30 seconds away.

hello i am meteorologist mike nicco with the microclimate forecast. we are 18 degrees cooler this morning but sunny. dry. close to yesterday for highs. chance of showers across the north bay on thursday. the rest of us on saturday. upper 60's to san francisco and 70's elsewhere. we have high clouds and warmer headed to thursday

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good morning. i'm eric thomas. tonight is game one of the world series between the giants and the royals in kansas city. it will be a battle between the royals speed and defense against the giants playoff and pitching experience. the first two games are in kc before the series comes home friday.

let's see how you're faring on the roads. >> in san jose we have literally a hit and run. somebody hit a vehicle and took off on foot. we do have at least one lane blocked and heavy delays coming away from allen rock. in san francisco, a power outage is causing some delays here knocking out some power lights. 19th avenue and kirkham street so expect delays right in this vicinity. not affecting muni at this hour so use your detours. >> when we come back, meteorologist mike nicco has the bay area forecast.

good morning, i'm mike nicco. you can see the high clouds rolling in on live doppler 7 hd but it is going to be dry here. some showers possible to our north but not here. 42 in fairfield, mid to upper 40s north bay valleys, san ramon valley. we're up to 18 degrees cooler this morning than we were yesterday morning. you see the high clouds showing up on our camera. san jose is 1 degree warmer than average, the rest of us 2 to 4 degrees cooler. some showers in the north bay thursday, th

♪ oh, they did it again last night. alfonso and witney on dancing. just missing a perfect score. he gets better and better and better. lots of drama for those two. >> and they were both injured. >> both camming back from an injury. >> never know it. >> that's just the beginning of "good morning america." >> and lea remini was filling in. >> after you got the award, you saw it? >> i did it when i got home. >> and jodi arias, more than a year after being convicted of

killing her boyfriend, the jury will decide if she gets the death penalty or life in prison. and monster energy drink accused of underaged drinking, allegedly throwing huge parties and mixing alcohol with their energy drink. and everyone's favorite singing nun. why the global sensation is covering madonna's like a vir n virgin. but now to missing uva student, hannah graham. the only suspect has accused of the abduct of at young woman. >> reporter: jesse matthew, and a possible serial predator. already arrested and charges with the disappearance of hannah graham, now charged with the attempted murder in a 2005 cold case. >> the death penalty is not

available on these charges because our victim is alive. >> reporter: police say a then 26-year-old unidentified woman was walking home when she was grabbed from behind and assaulted in the woods. witnesses helped with this sketch. now look at matthew. >> the victim is grateful to the lead detective who stayed in touch with her regularly over the course of nine years. and promised her he'd never give up he never did. >> reporter: police are linking jesse matthew to the deaths or abduction of three women. the 2005 case has forensic links to the murder of morgan harrington in 2009. and that case, police say, is forensically linked to graham graham who's remains they likely found saturday. >> this is complicated. >> reporter: five weeks ago she was seen in these surveillance videos. it was easy to see she had plenty to drink. it's after 1:00 a.m.

and look here, police say this is matthew. he crosses over to her side of the street and appears to follow her. seconds later, investigators say they're walking together with his arms around her waist. for "good morning america," steve osunsami, abc news, charlottesville, virginia. >> thanks to steve. now to the dramatic twist in the he profile retrial of polo mogul john goodman for dui manslaughter. one of the jurors was caught using a computer unsupervised. and matt gutman has the toir. >> reporter: trouble in the jury box again. charged with manslaughter in the vehicular homicide of 23-year-old scott wilson. >> i have not been compromise the all. >> reporter: juror number three accused of sneaking a laptop into his hotel room. >> tell me what sights you went

to? >> bleacher report.com and fantasy football at yahoo!.com. >> reporter: the judge not buying it. >> it may be he's being disingenuous when the computer appeared in the room. >> reporter: still both the prosecution and the defense are allowing him to continue. this is the second trial for the multi-millionaire who was convicted in 2012, but the 16-year sentence was thrown out because of juror misconduct. prosecutors say he was more than twice the legal limit to drive when he slammed his bentley into wilson's car in 2010. his lawyers insisting he was not impaired at the time of the accident and his brakes failed before the crash. on monday, the valet at the bar goodman had been drinking in, testifying when he handed him the keys, he didn't seem to be impaired. >> if you have any reason or doubt about a person's ability to drive because of alcohol, you take the keys away from them,

correct? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: but a forensic toxicologist told the court it's possible goodman was intoxicated. matt gutman, abc miami. now to jodi arias for her sentencing retrial. deciding if she gets the death penalty or life in prison for the brutal stabbing of her boyfriend. ryan owens has been on it since the start. >> reporter: good morning. opening statements in just a couple of hours. this new jury will likely hear from many of the same witnesses, including the star of this legal melodrama, jodi arias herself. >> were you crying when you were stabbing him? >> i don't remember. >> reporter: it's the sensational murder trial that riveted this country for month and this morning, act two begins. with the now 34-year-old jodi arias once again staring death

in the face. >> i thought i'd rather die. but now i can't in good conscience ask you to sentence me to death. >> reporter: in may of last year, the jury that convicted her of murdering her boyfriend, travis alexander, couldn't decide if she should receive the death penalty. >> i have received your note wish unable to come to a unanimous decision. >> reporter: so the penalty phase starts again. >> travis victor alexander was slaughtered by this woman. >> reporter: the trial will likely feature a replay of the most explosive evidence. the interrogation tapes where shebd not stop lying. >> he would tell you it wasn't me. >> reporter: and all the pictures, the explicit ones in 2008, even those of the shower crime scene, snapped by accident when she dropped the camera. and then the parade of witnesses, detailing the raunchy

and rocky relationship between arias and the 30-year-old mormon businessman she murdered. >> he told me he had a stalker. >> reporter: and whether the woman who spent 18 days on the stand. >> we were in the red house on highway 1. >> reporter: should have should've her life spared. you are never going to tell the truth about what went down in the bathroom. >> i don't know what you mean by that. i have told the truth. >> reporter: okay. >> i didn't know you were a hater when you came to interview me. >> reporter: this tile will look quite different for those of you following this trial at home. the judge has ruled that no footage of the case can be aired until after there is a verdicts. the judge is saying this case will last about two months. last time, took about five. >> boy, another two months. okay, ryan, thanks very much. now the weather. big rain and rain in the pacific nest. moving in. and gusts up to 65 miles per

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ambassadors and according to one of the young men contacted by abc news, they're paid $100 per party. encouraged to snap photos and report to the company. like we had a nice-sized party and four kegs, two trash cans of jungle juice and five cases of monster. the new york attorney general's office subpoenaed documents about the program. >> we have evidence that demonstrate that 18 and 19-year-olds are being approached and encouraged to drink the alcoholic beverages. >> reporter: monster denies the claim, and the company says it will be marketed in an appropriate, safe, legal and responsible manner. and coming up, "modern family"'s sarah hyland is with us. and she is opening up about the

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♪ like a virgin now for the singing nun. hear that in the background. >> introduce a story to that. >> it's incredible. she went viral over the summer

on italian tv. and now released the first music video off her upcoming debut album and still full of surprises. ♪ like a virgin touched for the very first time ♪ the solo sister act is back. ♪ made it through the wilderness ♪ sister cristina, the singing nun who won italy's "the voice," becoming a viral sensation with her version of alicia key's "no one." racking up 62 million views online. now dropping her first music video. a more holy take on madonna's '80s hit, "like a virgin." ♪ yeah you make me there's no writhing around in wedding dresses or masked men in

sister cristina's version, the 26-year-old with the habit for singing says she chose the material girl's song because it reminds her of god's touch. ♪ touched for the very first time ♪ ♪ like a virgin the new single from her upcoming debut album will be coming out. ten cover songs and two originals. >> no, i thought she was going into a quiet life of servitude. that she didn't want to do this. >> she's serving the lord another way. giving us the gift of her voice. >> good answer. >> good. >> i surprised myself with that answer. i'm trying to help you out, sister cristina. here they go. coming up, we have a big surprise on the set of the "magic mike" sequel. we have a true -- when i say big, it's big. it's a true behind the scenes look. >> oh, yes.

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francisco. that's a look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza so it is busy if you're heading in the eastbound direction, use the sunglasses. we also have a brush fire off of 680 at berryessa. >> the news continues now with "good morning america." it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and brand new pictures of princess kate. making her first public appearance since revealing she's pregnant. and new this morning, more than 6 million kids struggle every day with adhd. the research leading to a drug-free cure that could change lives. and "modern family" actress sarah hyland is opening up right here about the personal turmoil that landed her in the headlines. and michael strahan's red hot surprise from the set of the "magic mike" sequel, "xxl." as we say -- >> good morning, america.

and what a cute baby in times square this morning. who else is there? jonathan bennett, allison holker live this morning. flew all night long, the booted couple. wanted to be here after saying good-bye to the ballroom. look at the spirit. >> he went out strong. >> he did. >> lots of drama for one of our favorites, alfonso was injured, witney was hurt. there's alfonso, witney. they were both quite injured. wouldn't know it. >> how could they dance if they weren't injured. >> what was that move? >> nothing like that in the movie. and take a look at this, michael giving the peek at the bod. anyone have some dirty laundry.

apparently he has the trainer to thank for the abs. did you get the joke? >> bring the laundry over to the house. that's my trainer with her team. she's getting ready and warm up. we're going to reveal some of the workouts that i used to get ready for the movie. look at them. >> i -- i can't speak. >> why do you have your shirt on right now? >> this is an informative news program. >> yes. i'm going to need to do more research. >> shut up one more time. >> better not. it's right here. the inspiration. >> all of our inspiration is right there. at 8:30, your trainer is going to give us an exclusive personal training session. it's on the website, head to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! for matrell's life stream

workout. >> start doing a lot of situps right now. >> a lot of situps. >> it's fun. it is. and i think the biggest thing is just to get started. just to get started and just stick with it, and you'll be happy at the end of the day. >> yeah, that's like two workouts. >> a lot more on that in a little bit. houn how about some news. good morning, everyone. and begin olympian oscar pistorius oscar pistorius oscar pistorius -- now beginning his prison sentence. sentenced to five years for the killing of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. saying an emotional good-bye to his family. he will not appeal. but in ten months, could ask to serve the rest under house arrest. outside of court, her parents said that justice had been served. federal regulators, holding a hearing on drowsy driving. 41% of americans now admit falling asleep or nodding off at least once behind the wheel,

causing an estimated 5,000 deadly crashes every year. the cdc has strict new guidelines, ebola. no skin exposed. trained monitors must supervise them as they put it on and take it off and every hospital must have an on-site ebola manager. the mother of amber vinson hopes that the new standards will make sure no one else will have to endure ebola. and shocking video of two boys fighting while adults are heard laughing and egging them on. the boys, believed to be 4 and 7, and a young girl tries to break up, but the adults are laughing. police now searching for those adults. well, a wild scene in new york, a runaway horse gap

lopping down a street with police in hot pursuit. it broke free frat carriage. new york's mayor has been pushing to ban carriages. a well-deserved honor for robin, the leader of our team, the heart of alaska. inducted into the heart of the broadcasting hall of fame after 30 years on tv. she took the stage at the induction ceremony last night. >> i look in this room and the vast accomplishments of everyone in this room and in the industry. and i look at these two tables and i know how blessed and lucky i am to be your colleague. thank you, again, for the example that each one of you sets in this beautiful, challenging, crazy industry that we all love. and i thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you very much. >> blessed and lucky. that would be two words i would use to describe how we feel sitting next to you each and

every day, robin. >> when i looked out and saw you at the two tables and my friends and colleagues from espn, thank you very much. and when you said 30 years, i felt like -- back in 1972. >> far too young to get any kind of lifetime achievement award. >> i appreciate the other inductees. it was a special night. >> thank you for including us. >> thanks. and royals news now if that's okay. >> sure. >> ready to go. princess kate making her first public appearance since announcing she's pregnant again. lama hasan is outside buckingham palace with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, this morning, making her first public appearance after announcing her pregnancy. arriving in a carriage procession, kate was glowing in an alexander mcqueen coat. the palace releasing a statement, saying she still has

severe morning sickness, but she's recovering. kate stepping out. the world is getting the first glimpse of her since the announcement she and william are expecting a royal play mate for prince george. >> she's past the 12 week stage. last time, she didn't have much in that stage. i wouldn't be expecting too much in terms of bump yet. >> reporter: no hint yet, as they welcome the president and first lady of singapore for their state visit with the queen. >> a tricky few days, early days. hoping things settle down and she feels better. >> reporter: the acute morning sickness left her sidelined since august. but making the first two appearances today on behalf of the queen. the palace ended speculation they were expecting twins saying the baby, singular, was due in april. making it baby number two, a fourth anniversary present for

william and indicate who were married in april, 2007. >> she'll take several months of maternity leave, focus on being a mom. >> reporter: and will it be a prince or princess? if they know, they're keeping mum. so, george, not that i want to steal any of kate's thunder or anything, but i thought it's time to tell you and the rest of the gang that i am also 12 weeks pregnant. so fingers crossed i'll be racing kate to that finish line. >> what a great way to tell everybody. thank you, congratulations. you look great. and "pop news" and weather coming up. over to robin. >> here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma" morning menu. michael is staking us behind the scenes -- did you see this? of the magic mike sequel. and jonathan and allison. went out too soon. >> too soon. >> thank you for traveling all night to be with us. and talk about that.

and wait until you meet the celebrity trainer. the workout secrets she uses to get michael into "magic mike" shape. sarah highland. who is this? >> it's buck lee. >> we appreciate the strong voice you are using to help others. you are going to see and hear all here in times square. my dog is going to be upset with me. yes.

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e! online reporting she's joining carroll, ramona singer, sonia morgan, heather thompson. the new gorgeous model, kristin. aviva is expected not to return. you were asking. she won't be back. but tune in for bethanny. you have watched every episode, george. he told me what to write. >> we learn more about george every day. >> i make it all up. if your in the mood to be spooked as we approach halloween, look at the mansion in louisville, kentucky. she was a beauty back in her day. but that day was a long, long time ago. and now the massive home just sold for $1. the city of louisville sold that mansion for $1. it was taken over by the city for unpaid taxes. ultimately falling into extreme disrepair. purchased by a private firm that

hopes to attract new residence and send the ghostly ones packing. >> looks like t s like the bat. >> what could that cost to fix up? i have to jump in -- >> this is my time, michael. >> i know you can't get enough of "magic mike." >> you are correct. >> i was down in savannah, georgia, filming scenes. >> i had not heard that. >> i and must say some big scenes, and xpl. and i went on a mission for you. >> you did? >> i have two words for you. joe manganiello. watch and enjoy. this is for you. >> one second. >> this is unexpected. lara spencer, i'm standing outside with joe manganiello. i was going to talk about stealing something for you as a souvenir.

the man is here, this is your souvenir. he's on camera. look at this man. i'm going to keep my clothes on for this movie. >> is that we're looking for? >> yes. >> he's up. you owe me, big time. >> what is it? >> oh. yeah. and you know what? i'll tell you right now, i'm going to have joe sign it for you, lara. i'm going keep this one for myself pip need to work out. i don't look anything like this man. case closed. >> oh, wow. >> here we are. just for you. your book right there. >> let me read on. oh, joe. >> oh. oh. i didn't read it myself until now. what did it say? >> sophia, you have a problem. no, it says dear lara, go big or go home. you know what, joe, i couldn't agree more.

he did write that. >> he did write that. >> go big or go home. >> he said he wanted to give you the six pack -- mini six pack. any time you miss him, just look at this book. >> thank you so much. we have so many questions about your role. >> i think it's very important that we look at weather. what's going on out there? >> take it away, ginger. >> ginger, get it out of here. take it. >> i don't know if i want to take it. i wanted to say happy birthday, we have marcy, mary and amanda. >> that's right. >> how old are you? >> 60. >> 60 years old, and you are proud of it, right? >> you bet you, absolutely. >> and all of you, the personal trainer. we're in into exercising. a big body lunge, squatting with weather. we're all just getting warm. we're going to need to after the storm passes tonight. look at boston. yes, milder today. the clouds are in place. look at what's going to happen, heavy rain, especially for parts

of new england. hello i am meteorologist mike nicco with the microclimate forecast. we are 18 degrees cooler this morning but sunny. dry. close to yesterday for highs. chance of showers across the north bay on thursday. the rest of us on saturday. upper 60's to san francisco and 70's elsewhere. we have high clouds and warmer headed to thursd >> okay, robin. we got ourselves real warmed up here in times square. >> all right, ginger, thanks very much. first in our heat index, we have all done it, we have done it. we sent a snippy e-mail or text in an emotional moment only to regret it moments later.

one of the wall street journal's top stories on thousand hold ba -- how to hold back and how to apologize. ask yourself what you're trying to accomplish before blasting off the text or e-mail. if you do need to repair the damage, pick up the phone. do it in person. take ownership. admit you were wrong. >> never gets the tone right. >> and when you are trying to apologize, never comes through the right way. just breathe. also this morning, how to give war brain a boost before lunch and avoid the lull in the afternoon. for us, that comes at 9:00 a.m. offering suggestions, drink green tea or coffee. both have a positive impact on your mood or performance. you seem to surprised by that, lara. and consider adding coconut oil to the drink. turns out fat is good for the brain, especially that in coconut oil. and a little exercise. take the stairs instead of the

elevator. >> all of it. >> lots of wine. >> i agree with all four. next up in the heat index, times website is buzzing with the story that will hit home for so many animal lovers. and tony rial yay has that. >> this is tailor-made for you guys. you love your pets. you love adorable pets. getting a look at the world from their perspective. let's check it out right now. it's a pooch point of view. take a look at these photos. not taken by the pros, but by pet cam. this doggy capturing the rolling countryside, these piggies shooting the san diego shoreline. and this cow, mooing into a new photographer career. strapping color cams to animals, bringing their vantage point to us in this book. cats, chickens, even goats. ditching the day at the barn for

the day at beach. and a rough day in the sand. making us wonder, what point of view would your pet show us? tweet us things -- what it looks like from your pet's perspective from home. using squae ining #socialsquare. looks like a blast for them as well. >> it does. that's a great idea. i've wondered, k.j., my 17-year-old jack rust el, her perspective. sometimes don't to want know. always on the hunt for food. next up in the heat index? >> you see them -- guess we're not going to see them doing that. >> they're right here. george -- >> the couple leaving right now is -- >> i thought we were going to show the clip -- >> jonathan and allison. >> aww. >> and here they are. i'm sorry about that, guys.

show you guys having some fun. but, jonathan, you went out on a high note. loved seeing them say you had the mojo. >> right? what better night is that. you get to do that and dance. it was so fun. the whole experience -- i tell people it's the most fun and most exhausting thing you will ever do. i came on the show to bring life back into my life. trying to feel alive again after losing my parents. and i did that because of allison and the show. and i'm so happy. like you get to go get spray-tanned every -- >> you really do. >> look at us. we got to wear "men in black" suits and have co2. >> every week. he grew and grew. i was so proud of him. amazing. >> and you alluded to it. we love you for so many different reasons. but the way you spoke to highly of your parents. this was your dad's favorite show. >> it was awesome. >> had to be special. >> what better thing can you do for them?

it was just -- everyone at abc was so awesome to bring me on the show. i wanted to do is so bad. and all the people that kind of -- i said to them, i want to do the show. it wasn't like, hey, maybe do you want to do the show? i want to do the show. >> we feel the same way about you, allison. how was the experience first time out? >> it was incredible. i didn't know what to expect. couldn't ask for a better pattern. came in every day smiling. and sometimes people are doing this for different reasons, but he really wanted to be there. made my life so much easier. it was a pleasure to work with him. the journey, i hope it continues on in a further season. to come back even stronger. it was a learning experience for me. first-time pro, you don't know what to expect. >> you have a twitter account with your facial expression. >> aprntly i make a lot of crazy

facial expressions. there they are. i'm to the doing that. that's like actually how i felt in the moment. >> presto. >> apparently. because my eyebrows are so big. makes my eyes look bigger. >> you lost 14 pounds. look at that. >> because of her. my yoga coach, pilates, life and dance coach. >> you are just a big smile. >> fun to have you here today. >> you're fun every day. what? >> thanks, guys. "dancing with the stars" continues on monday night 8:00 p.m. eastern on abc. and we have the next booted couple tuesday morning. but right now, time for the morning stir. and big news for parents of children with adhd, attention-deficit hyper activity disorder. they can be treated about drugs by retraining their brain.

and reena ninan has that story. >> reporter: this may look like just another video game, but it might be the answer to curing adhd for 13-year-old devin. many are diagnosed like him with adhd. struggling to concentrate. >> definitely really hard to stay focused. >> reporter: but now researchers conducting a study by using video therapy to teach children how to control their symptoms just by using their minds. >> we attach sensors to the scalp, takes up the natural electricity and teach them to speed up their brain waves. >> reporter: he must concentrate to make them flyfully right. exhausting for those retraining their brains. 3.5 million kids in the u.s. are

taking medication for adhd. his mother hoping that someday he won't have to. >> i think he's capable of doing things on his own. and i think this study has the potential of helping him see that. >> the medicine helps. but i would love to get off of it. i would love to be my own person. ♪ >> reporter: more than $100 billion spent on therapies and drugs for children diagnosed with adhd, and the vast majority of families would prefer getting off the meds. >> of course. and they were hopeful about this promising research. >> they can see if they are focussing and if it's working. >> can i say i love waking up with you in the morning. you and t.j. you set the tone for the day. thank you. coming up, live stream workouts. michael's trainer bout to get started, get you fit. about to g started, get you fit.

good morning, i'm kristen sze. cleanup is under way following a water main break. 22nd street between vermont and san bruno was closed after the 117-year-old main burst around 3:00 this morning sending water and mud down the street. san francisco general lost water for approximately an hour because of the rupture. crews expect to be out cleaning mud for most of the day. your morning commute, how's that going, leyla gulen? >> we've had accidents here and there. this is northbound on 280 right at geneva. if your travels take you into daly city, up to san francisco, watch out for heavy traffic up to 101. 101 a crunch as you come into the city. as we look at the san mateo bridge, it is looking pretty busy there as well.

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here's a look at what's going on outside. our temperatures are still in the 40s and 50s. up to 15 to 18 degrees cooler than we were this time yesterday. now, as we look across walnut creek looking to the south and to the san ramon valley where we still have some 40s, you can see it's going to be a very sunny day with high clouds throughout the afternoon. san jose is 1 degree warmer than average, the rest of us 2 to 6 degrees cooler than average.

upper 60s to low 70s until inland east bay mid-70s. showers possible across the north ♪ ♪ i'm gonna go ♪ coming out you don't want to ♪ a party in slow motion ♪ i'll give it the open ♪ oh, love that, little big cat singing. great to have them here. they have a brand new album, "painkiller," hear from them coming up. >> as you know, the great drink, the painkiller. you'll know what i'm talking about if you have been to key west. and marcus samuelson is here. brand new recipes.

look at him. it's not just us, theit's the audience going for the food. >> now over to michael. almost ready for the workout while you watch. a live event with my personal trainer. giving away some of my secrets. but first gio benitez got her top three workout secrets. >> reporter: we have heard it a million times. no pain, no gain. but what is the pain that makes hollywood's finest look the way they do. so to see how celebrities work out, we're here to meet the lady behind the body. trainer to the stars mitchell is responsible for some of the fittest bods around, including michael strahan. do celebrities maies make reque? >> they are no different than us, they want six pack abs

issue -- >> or eight pack. >> but you have to make the commitment. >> reporter: and the one weight loss tip for anyone -- >> being patient. gain over ten years, and they wake up, all of a sudden they want to lose it now. be patient and start eliminating things slowly and the weight will come off. >> reporter: what's the method? sumo squats for lower body. >> up. back down and up. that's two. >> reporter: i'm feeling sumo. for cardio and core, plank jacks. >> back, and now speed it up. let's go. are you having fun? >> reporter: fun's not the word. and for an all-over body workout, lunge with rotation. >> you do not need weights. get rid of the weight and down and rotate and straight up. >> reporter: it was the same even without the weight. just as hard. but what i really want to know,

what's the secret to those strahan abs? >> this is michael's favorite move and challenging. >> reporter: this is the one for magic mike strahan. >> yes. that's the workout. >> look at that. even in a suit michael can do this. >> i'm not doing too many, i have to do it later on today. i don't want to wear myself out right now. >> even women can do this. not just for guys. >> because you worked out here earlier, it's easier -- are you going to take it easy on me? >> no. >> why not? what's the deal, don't beat up on me also. >> you'll be all right. >> anybody you recommend that anybody that we haven't shown here, extra thoughts for anybody out there. >> just stick with it. whatever you start, don't quit. even when it gets hard, keep going. that's the most important part. >> and what about a workout for women for arms.

>> the arms. the turkey wings. i want to get rid of these. a lot of it is nutrition. i can tell you, bicep curl, triceps all day, but lose the fat to see the muscle. a lot of it's nutrition. from there, i can show you all the fun workouts. >> all in the kitchen. that's how you got the abs. >> and it's all in the weather. toss it to ginger. take it away. >> michael, thank you. i usually come out and tell fogs about the weather. but you were telling me, you were from spokane, and what's going to happen in the pacific northwest? >> i believe the be northwest is going to get shnacreed with rain. >> and new found lan, they have huge waves. that's a wave, not a cloud. and cincinnati, a nice start. pretty pleasant. but not plenty, shnackered.

up to 10 inches of rain. and raw conditions there. and the south and much of the >> good morning, we will have high clouds and sunshine and tens below average from the low to extra 60's if san francisco to middle 70's around the bay and inland and the seven-day forecast show as chance of showers across the no earth bay on thursday and the rest of us >> all that weather brought to you by 2.0. >> how about this audience this morning? >> for a tuesday? >> and it's only tuesday. coming up, marcus samuelson is here live. can you smell it? how to make those delicious recipes. >> can't wait. >> come on back.

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yes! yes! so exciting. wait a minute, look at that, marcus. they have already started. >> i knew it. >> also a pleasure. >> say -- >> marcus is here, not just because he brings us tasty treats, he has a beautiful brand new book, "marcus of the off duty: the recipes i cook at home." it's full of your personality.

>> thank you. >> we live in the united states of flavor. >> we do. so diverse. people come from all over the world to come here. so our food is so flavorful and just -- it's just great to be a cook today in america. >> and you cook at home. >> yes. >> i love the different chapters. and you talk about the music that you play. you do that too, like "happy"? >> you have to set the mood right when you're cooking with your guests or family. >> i hear it playing right now and you can't help but be happy. >> you can't help but be happy. >> and last time, you were cooking -- >> who was it? >> michelle obama. >> just michelle obama. >> and i know you have it in your book as well. yes. >> and she's done amazing with her initiative. >> this is chicken, right? >> very healthy. poaching the chicken. a very healthy and delicious way to get the best flavor.

this is inspired by chinese new year. so i love sort of celebrating other cultures. >> right. >> poach the chicken for 20 minutes, lift it out. and then the sauce. >> what's in the sauce? >> a little bit of soy and ginger. >> smell that. >> soy and ginger. and then, once the chicken has been poached -- >> right. >> just drizzle this sauce on top. you can do that. >> just put it in. it stays moist. >> yes, so it stays moist. and then i add a little bit of sesame oil. >> oh, i like that idea. >> and then we are just going to serve with a little bit of cucumber and cilantro. >> very simple, very clean. >> very clean, you know? simple and clean, like you. not simple -- >> i'm not simple. >> no. >> and what are the sides here? >> just the beautiful salad with a little bit of pomegranate and orange. and then a lipstick cobbler, red

lipstick cobbler. >> see who showed up at the end? >> right? >> especially with your book, you want to inspire people to let them know it's easy to cook. >> cooking is -- to me, it's liberating. if you're not a cook, you have to bring your family together, you know how to stay healthy. and everyone should cook more. >> these are healthy dishes. >> they are. and delicious. not just healthy, they're delicious. otherwise you wouldn't do it if it's not good. >> the cilantro with the chicken. >> being off-constituduty. and you can cook for a party, it's easy, fun and delicious. >> and so are you, marcus, so are you. can i have a -- >> a spoon? >> a fork. >> fork. >> all right. and "marcus off duty" is available right now. you can get all these recipes on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo.

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mom? dad? big uncle wayne?nut. hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all new keurig 2.0 is here. just sitting here chatting with one of our dear friends, sarah hyland, of "modern family." and she's with us. this is who's this? >> this is barkley. >> he's your dog, right? >> yes. >> they told me i couldn't. i love to adopt. we're going to talk about that. "modern family," new season and another emmy. what a blessing to be a part of that cast, huh?

>> it's amazing. it's the greatest thing that's ever happened in my life. >> and your character has a fun -- well, i don't know if it's fun, she's in a bit of a rut in the season, right? >> yeah, she's not going to college. she got kicked out of college a couple years ago. >> that one -- >> she's a crazy child. but, yeah, she's not -- she's in a rut. see her try to pull herself out of it. >> and we to want give everybody just a little sneak peek. this is tomorrow night's episode. on this episode, "won't you be our neighbor," they are trying to convince a couple to rent the neighbor's house. take a look. >> by the way, i love those shoes. >> thanks. george's firm does pr for ten shoe brands. if we end up living here, we'll be swimming in shoes. >> i've had that dream. >> are you ready to pull the trigger? >> yes. >> i'm a size 6. >> i've that had that dream too.

nothing as it seems. and hilarity ensue will you explain your connection with swifer and aspa, and why this adorable dog is here? >> he's mine. i've teamed up with a swifer. it's something i use to clean up after him. so i am able to spend more time with him. and they have joined up with the a spca because a main concern for future pet parents is the cleanup. >> of course. and people are worried about -- oh, i'm allergic. can't adopt. >> hair everywhere, mud throughout the house. and so the swif f'er and a spca, had an event this past weekend. people who adopted pets, they were given a sweeper. if you follow swiffer today. they are giving away 100 green

boxes of products. >> awesome. and rescue, please. i have three dogs, all are rescues. it's the way to go. a spca and swiffer. thank you for sped spreading the word about ped adoption. how have you been doing? you have been in the papers, you had to get a permanent restraining order from an ex-boyfriend. i can't imagine having to go through that in public. being in the public eye. how are you doing? >> great. working on "modern family" and spreading awareness for aadoption and cleaning up after your pets. >> focusing on the positive. >> yeah. >> the smile is bright. the show makes the smile. thank you for being with us. "modern family," it's a good one. and it's on on wednesdays at 9:00 on abc. just pick a camera, any camera. coming up, little big town is performing

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♪ get back together every time you're throwing a fit so when you gonna quit ♪ ♪ breaking up with me ♪ yeah ♪ when you gonna quit ♪ breaking up with me ♪ >> oh, yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, i love that. i love you throwing that in there. jimi, kim, karen. how are you? good to see you. little big town, people. >> so good. >> thank you. >> you know how much we enjoy it whennial come by here. >> we love it. >> we hope everybody has a fantastic day. >> have a great one. we'll see you tomorrow. >> take it easy.

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good morning, i'm kristen sze. we're sitting on a chillier morning. let's check out your forecast. >> some areas are still in the 40s but all of us are about to the in the 50s and 60s and 70s. high clouds and sunshine. temperatures running from 62 at the coast to about 74 inland and anywhere from average to, say, about 6 degrees below average. specifically about 66 in san francisco to about 74 in antioch. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast. some showers across the north bay thursday. the rest of us friday night. we have do have problems near sfo and san jose airport. the first one is here northbound along highway 101 right at millbrae avenue. a solo spinout blocking a lane.

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