good morning, america. and breaking right now -- volcano emergency. red-hot lava threatening to wipe out an entire town in hawaii. families evacuating. the river of fire in danger of cutting off access for thousands. everything in its path at risk. >> we gotta get out of here. >> abc's rob marciano is there. new this morning, the american nurse forced into quarantine after treating ebola patients back in her home state of maine. leaving the hospital in an suv. the cdc issuing new guidelines last night. and the army isolating a general and soldiers just back from fighting the deadly disease. mystery at the denver broncos game. a father at his first football game with his family vanishes at halftime without a trace. missing for days. no cell phone, no credit cards. the stadium searching for clues on surveillance tape.

♪ the part when i break free and from epic win to epic fail. the table tennis champ and the victory celebration that cost him more than the shirt off his back. why did breaking free prove so costly? and we do say good morning, america. michael, you can respect the fact of just getting caught up in the moment. >> i never celebrated anything. i was riveted. you know i was watching that ping-pong championship like anybody else just riveted. i think the shirt -- taking off the shirt may have cost him. maybe gone a little bit too far. >> it was a big, big match, the world cup. that is coming up. first the news, the latest on kaci hickox. that's the nurse in mandatory quarantine. she is back in maine this morning, but not at her home yet. and there is so much confusion now how to handle those people battling ebola. the cdc has one set of rules and several states and the military going further.

we'll sort through it all with the nation's top disease expert. >> that is just ahead. but right to the developing story out of hawaii. the red-hot lava threatening to wipe out a town on the big island. some families evacuating as the flow closes in on homes and key roads. and rob marciano was just on the front lines in pahoa, hawaii. good morning, rob. >> reporter: robin, look at this laf have flow behind me. it just broke out from underneath what was crusted over lava. we're still three miles from the lava front. this is blistering hot, taking over this street. unimaginable if this was coming through your neighborhood. blistering hot and unstoppable. this morning, residents fleeing the scenic town of pahoa, hawaii, powerless to stop the river of lava creeping towards their homes. >> we don't know what we're going to do. i mean, it's -- it's really scary. >> reporter: this is the aerial view as the lava burns its way through the land. the trail of lava from the

kilauea volcano, it's traveled 12 miles since it began erupting in june. at times, speeding up erratically. even worse, the flow has now fanned out, covering more ground. and follow the steepest route, pahoa is right there in the literal hot zone. officials say there is no way to stop the lava, but they're working to protect power poles from burning and create detours in case the main road is hit, which would cut off access for thousands. structures can catch fire being near the 2,000-degree hot lava. it's not the first time the island was hit by one of the world's most active volcanos. in the '90s, more than 200 homes were destroyed from the lava flow. now residents are bracing for the worst hoping it's not a repeat of the past. the homes threatened are just a few miles downstream from us. and it's imminent that those houses are likely to go up like this tree is. back to you guys. we gotta get out of here. >> i bet you do. thanks, rob. the latest on the ebola

scare. nurse kaci hickox back in maine, released from the mandatory quarantine in new jersey after showing no symptoms of the deadly disease. and overnight, the cdc issuing new guidelines for treating health care workers. linzie janis is in fort kent. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. that's right. kaci hickox back in her home state, and despite twice testing negative for ebola, she will be required to be quarantined for roughly another 17 days. during that time, she'll be actively monitored by health officials. this morning, kaci hickox is back in maine where she can finally swap the tent she was quarantined in in a new jersey hospital parking lot for her own bed. the nurse who says she was treated like a criminal when she returned to the u.s. after treating ebola patients in sierra leone, leaving the hospital monday in an suv provided by doctors without borders.

governor chris christie insisting the release not a change in the state's policy. >> i didn't reverse the decision. why are you saying i reversed a decision? if she was continuing to be ill, he would have to stay. >> reporter: and the lawyer talking to his client through a plastic window in the tent with no heating, no shower, and a box for a toilet. telling abc news overnight she may still sue the state of new jersey. >> her civil rights were violated. in a minimum, she can bring an action for damages. but i think her goal is to try to revise the current policies with regard to mandatory quarantine. >> reporter: hickox will now continue her quarantine at an undisclosed location. maine among nine states that announced some type of quarantine above and beyond federal guidelines. in fact, the cdc revised guidelines overnight to eliminate the word quarantine altogether. recommending restricted travel and public activity for those at

highest risk, plus active monitoring by public health officials. an organization not following the cdc guidelines, the u.s. army, placing a two-star general and a dozen other soldiers in controlled monitoring isolation in italy after they returned from liberia. the army says they will remain there for 21 days despite the fact they've shown no signs of the illness. the thought of kaci hickox being back in this small town near the border with canada has many people here concerned, particularly at the university where her boyfriend, ted wilbur, is a nursing student. an official at that college telling a local newspaper that if wilbur has direct contact with hickox during her quarantine, then he would not be allowed back on campus until he, too, has been cleared of any health risk. george? >> thank you, linzie. for more, we are joined by dr. anthony fauci from the national institute of health. thank you for joining us.

you have the federal government recommending one course of action, states taking another, the military taking another. isn't this kind of confusion a recipe for panic? >> i don't think so, george. what it is, the federal what it is, the federal government, the cdc, is setting a certain level, a level beneath which you don't want to go. and it's based on solid science. the states always have the option of being a little bit more stringent than the lower level of recommendation. and in some cases, they're doing that. there will be states that might want to do more. but the cdc and the government feels what we're putting forth are things based on solid science. >> that would suggest that what the military is doing and the states are doing is not based on the science. when you have the military going further than the federal government is recommending, who is the public supposed to trust? >> well, the military is doing that. they can and are going more than you absolutely need to. the military culture and the ability to put someone in the barracks.

the fact that people can be and are confined to barracks in a very comfortable way is a different, really, situation than the culture of the civilian population. >> but was it a mistake for the state of new jersey to quarantine kaci hickox, was that based on science? >> george, i don't want to use the word mistake. because i think when people do things, the governors of new york, the governor of new jersey, they're doing it in good faith to try to do what they feel is the best for their constituents. we're trying to set the bar based on scientific data. but that's not to criticize or put down a decision that an official might make wanting to go the extra mile. that's just judgment on their part. >> i was struck by something governor chris christie has said. he's said he had no contact with the administration. how is that possible? >> i can't explain that, george. that's not the level that i work at. but i can tell you that the cdc and the administration is reaching out very actively to

the state and local health officials. >> finally, you know there's so much anxiety out there. what's the most important thing you can do right now to reassure americans? >> what we can do is reassure the americans of what the facts are over and over again. we understand the fear. this virus is not spread by anything other than direct contact with the body fluids of someone who is sick. if you look at what's gone on in the united states, the only two cases that we've had that were infected in this country were two brave nurses taking care of a very sick person. >> dr. fauci, thank you very much for your time this morning. >> good to be with you. >> and we've just learned that the second brave nurse, amber vinson, of course, from dallas, is being released from emory university hospital this morning. she is ebola-free. >> great news. news that her family and fiance were waiting to hear.

now to the war on isis and a shocking new propaganda video. it shows a british hostage in the middle of a syrian city, on top of a building, essentially taunting the u.s., that's been bombing the terror group in that city for weeks. martha raddatz has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the video is clearly an effort to try to humiliate the u.s. by making this hostage spout isis propaganda in a critical syrian city that the u.s. has been trying to save. the u.s. has conducted more than 170 air strikes in kobani alone, trying to desperately to keep it out of the hands of isis. but in this new video, which has not been authenticated, isis attempts to show that despite the bombings, the reconnaissance flights, it can place this hostage british journalist, john cantlie, on a rooftop, in broad daylight, surrounded by cameras. >> hello, i'm john cantlie, and today we're in the city of kobani.

on the syrian-turkish border. >> reporter: in the video, isis has cantlie saying that isis is about to overtake the entire city. the video even purports to show aerial footage of kobani taken from an isis drone, pinpointing the location where cantlie was videotaped. and if you compare the video and the aerial video with independent satellite views, you can see the same silver silos in the background. the same cluster of trees behind cantlie. and because of the references that he makes in the tape to particular air drops and statements by u.s. officials -- >> good old john kerry. >> reporter: -- it was likely shot just about a week ago or even less. of course, in terms of finding cantlie and other hostages, a week-old tape might as well be a month old. there are lots of clues. but isis has almost certainly moved cantlie far from that spot

by now. george? politics now. midterm elections just one week away. stakes are high. and republicans trying to take back congress. as americans head to the poll, they're in a sour mood. more than two-thirds of americans think we're on the wrong track. abc's jon karl is at the white house. the country down on washington, and down on president obama. >> reporter: yeah, and the problems for democrats, george, go beyond a low presidential approval rating. president obama came into office seeking to restore people's faith in government to make their lives better. but look at our poll. a full 60% say they have little or no trust in the federal government to do what's right. and even worse for democrats, 63% say that the ability of government to deal with people's problems has worsened since president obama has been in office. now, will voters blame both sides for this, george? a far larger percentage blame the white house and democrats in congress than republicans. >> and that's one of the things giving republicans an edge in the fight for the senate.

they need to take six seats to get control. >> reporter: and nate silver of espn's five thirty-eight has crunched the numbers. and he says that republicans have a 63% chance of winning the control of the senate. but george, i have to tell you, in virtually all of the top races we have been tracking, this is very close. these races are all within the margin of error. it's going to be a very interesting election night. >> it sure is. jon, thanks very much. now to amy and the other top stories. >> all right, george. good morning. good morning, everyone. we begin with a major development with the highway guardrails blamed for slicing through cars and causing serious injuries and deaths in crashes. virginia is now planning to remove the guardrails from its highways, becoming the first state to do so. and texas is now the 14th state to stop buying the guardrails. the manufacturer, trinity industries, was recently ordered to pay $175 million for failing to tell the government about a design change that may prevent the rails from working properly. new revelations about

another government surveillance program. the postal service says it has approved nearly 50,000 requests in the last year to monitor the mail of ordinary americans for criminal and national security investigations. "the new york times" say the program is more extensive than previously disclosed and oversight is lacking. the post office insists it only records what's on the outside of envelopes, not what's on the inside. police north of seattle say the teenager who opened fire on friday if his high school has texted his friends and relatives to lure them to lunch before killing two of them and injuring three others. they say the murder weapon was purchased legally by one of jaylen fryberg's relatives. there was word that fryberg may have been upset over a girl. a dramatic scene off south florida. 11 people believed to be cuban

migrants had to be rescued when their raft broke apart. some were hoisted to safety. two people remain missing in the water overnight. and a late night upset, the redskins snapping the cowboys' six-game winning streak. tony romo even had to leave the game briefly with a back injury. it all came down to overtime, when the redskins nailed the winning field goal. they won, 20-17. i see some happy smiles on the desk. should i give them away? quarterback colt mccoy was so popular after the game, a team official had to rip him away, there he goes, from the reporter. >> oh, come on. >> bye bye, see you later. dragging him to the locker room where i'm sure much celebrating ensued. and finally, the driver you're about to see may want to get a smaller car, or in my opinion, give up his driver's license. this shows a driver struggling to back out of a parking space. making one attempt after another. we have this speeded up. bumping into the car in the next space. it's gone viral in china. the person behind the wheel -- come on -- it's known as reverse, brother.

he tried 15 times to get out of -- >> a lot of space there. >> yeah, hello? and we the way, i just want to say. i said he. reverse brother. it's a man, not a woman. just saying. >> oh. >> that's why i don't drive, though. >> amy, just the facts. just the facts. just reporting the facts. >> the only difference in that case is that a woman would have probably left a note on the car next to her. >> exactly. here's my insurance company. and paid for it. >> beat us poor men down. >> yeah. you know, now to the epic fail at a tennis table tournament. we have seen athletes go a bit over the top with their celebrating, some more than others. but in this case, it proved very costly. from the end zone to the soccer field. to not-so-high-stakes ping-pong game. ♪ athletes taking a moment to celebrate a hard-earned victory. i may have stomped on the field a few times myself. >> strahan, touchdown, and the

giants win! >> reporter: but go too far and you risk fines or penalties. >> he levels him! >> reporter: and apparently, when it comes to excessive celebration, table tennis is one sport that doesn't play. >> wow! >> reporter: this morning, this guy, china's table tennis champion, zhang jike, is finding that out the hard way. he just won germany 2014 men's world cup and a $45,000 prize. celebrating by kicking through a sign. even taking off his shirt and throwing it into the crowd. these two guys actually fighting over it. but get this. after stripping off that jersey, the international table tennis federation stripped jike of his title and winnings. now he's apologizing, writing to the federation, this was a perfect victory. i have been under a great deal of pressure. it was not acceptable behavior and i am sorry. an overzealous champ now kicking himself. >> it was a sincere apology.

>> he didn't hurt anybody. >> i think maybe you fine him, you don't take away the title. >> yeah. >> right. do we have some more video of number 92, his celebrations? >> we don't need to see that. >> yes, there was -- >> that was philadelphia and i was posing like ricky martin because i went to a ricky martin concert. and they were actually, in philadelphia, they throw batteries at you. all kinds of stuff. but it was worth it. [ laughter ] worth every bit. >> you'd do it again. >> i'd do it again. >> you hall of famer, you. you hall of famer. >> i like that. let's check the weather. summer-like conditions in your town. >> you know what? people are dancing in northern illinois. at least yesterday. >> excessive celebration. >> this is the meteorologist happy dance. that's what it would be. i don't know. look at the video. this was from chicago. bikini weather in chicago. and now it's changing. there it is, the cold blast right behind. salt lake city, a hard freeze warning this morning. your local forecast 30 seconds away, first the tuesday trivia. brought to you by ashley furniture.

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♪ because you know i'm all about that bass ♪ ♪ bout that bass ♪ no treble "all about that bass," meghan trainor. now here's the question. does that song hold the secret to success at work? >> hmm. >> there's some new research out. we're going to talk about it this morning. how listening to the right music can get you in the right mood. what's your song? >> what's my song? i don't know. that's a lot of pressure. >> you don't to want name just one? >> i like kelly clarkson. i like upbeat music. >> yeah, i'm motown. oh, gosh. that just -- >> i listen to music every morning. first thing i do. turn on the music. >> right away? >> immediately. >> especially -- that other job you have. that song that you play every time -- >> every day. >> every day.

>> get in that groove. >> i love that. yeah. >> we're going find out the top three in just a bit. also head, turn to the mystery at the broncos game. a father at his first nfl game vanishing at halftime. the desperate search for clues right now. also walmart being blasted for how it's marketing its halloween costumes to its plus-sized customers. what the retail giant is saying this morning. and this is incredible. moms to be running marathons right up until they give birth. why they say it's safe and natural for them to do. >> whoa. >> okay. >> yeah. >> i think we're going to have jen, jen ashton is going to be along to talk about that. but we're going the begin this half hour with the bizarre disappearance at an nfl game in denver. a father vanishing at halftime. no phone, no credit card, very little cash. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: thursday game night, broncos versus chargers on the field. and paul kitterman in the stands, taking this picture with

his stepson, jarod, and friends, just before the 53-year-old's first broncos game. >> his son up here with him. his first game. he was in a good mood. he was happy. >> reporter: but at halftime, they were separate when had jarod went to the bathroom. when he came back, his stepfather was gone. >> we have been searching the stadium, the hospitals. going all over the place. >> reporter: kittleman is a rancher who hails from kremmling. friends say he's more comfortable at home on the range than in the big city. he carried $50 in cash and left the rest at home. >> positive, real, simple man. he lives his life. has his family and friends and close-knit group. keeps in touch. >> reporter: the stadium is sorting through hours of surveillance footage for clues, asking any fans who may have seen kitterman to come forward. denver police say a stadium employee was the last to see him sometime during the third quarter. but for now there's no evidence to suggest any crime.

but his family and friends aren't so sure. >> just sick. every day that goes by. you just hope. >> reporter: paul kitterman's friends and family have been putting up these flyers all over the stadium. now the denver police want to know if any of the 77,000 tans at that game thursday night have any clues that will break this case. george? >> strange story. thanks very much. turn now to the retrial of polo mogul john goodman for manslaughter. new questions about the jury as they get the case after the closing arguments on monday. tom llamas has the story. >> reporter: this morning as polo mogul john goodman's fate is once again in the hands of a jury, a new twist. "the palm beach post" reporting an alleged arrest for jury tampering monday. sources saying a individual allegedly sent a text to

goodman's friend, chris campson, seen here testifying last week, offering to sway a jury member in exchange for cash. it sparked an investigation. it's the latest jury drama to rock the high-profile retrial of the multimillionaire whose first conviction and 16-year instance was thrown out due to juror misconduct. inside the courtroom on monday, the defense using closing arguments to make an impassioned final push for goodman's freedom. >> a tragic, terrible accident occurred. but there were no crimes committed by mr. goodman. >> reporter: arguing that goodman, who has pleaded not guilty, wasn't drunk when he t-boned 23-year-old scott wilson's car into a canal. but that the brakes on his $200,000 bentley failed. and the defense also insisting he only left the scene because he was disoriented. >> he wasn't thinking about the canal. >> reporter: prosecutors striking back. >> if he had stayed at the

scene, perhaps, miracle of miracles, scott wilson might be alive today. >> reporter: saying goodman was drunk from a night of partying at an exclusive club. and he was clearly intoxicated when had he made this 911 call nearly an hour after the crash. >> i stopped and pulled out in front and i didn't see a car and -- where am i? >> reporter: his team claims he was drunk after the accident and wouldn't have called 911 if he had something to hide. >> there was no encouragement or pleading to get john goodman to call 911. >> reporter: for "good morning america," tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> all right, tom, thank you. now the latest on the high profile murder trial in pittsburgh, a profeser accused of killing his wife by lacing her drink with cyanide and telling her it was a fertility treatment. playing the dramatic 911 call when she collapsed. ryan smith has the story.

>> please, please, please, i think my wife is having a stroke. >> reporter: this morning prosecutors making their case against the man heard in this dramatic 911 call, renowned university of pittsburgh researcher dr. robert ferrante, accused of murdering his wife, dr. autumn klein, with a cyanide-laced energy drink. >> what makes you think she's having a stroke? >> she's just staring and can't answer. >> reporter: on monday, police detectives testifying they found at least one container of the poisonous drug in his lab. the same drug prosecutors say he bought just two days before his wife's collapse. >> he hasn't reacted at all. through the course of the trial. we've seen no emotion out of him. >> reporter: prosecutors believe the couple considered having a second child, and that the 66-year-old ferrante told his 41-year-old wife to drink the tainted cocktail, saying it helped with fertility. >> my wife was trying to get pregnant again. so there's all these -- >> getting injections? >> all kinds of drugs, yes. all kinds of drugs.

>> reporter: dr. klein was a prominent neurologist, her work shown in this video. this newly released surveillance video showing her leaving her job. 30 minutes later, collapsing at home. the motive? prosecutors say ferrante didn't really want to have more kids and suspected his wife was having an affair. he has pleaded not guilty. his defense arguing there's no proof he gave his wife a lethal cocktail. the cause of her death, they say, either suicide or a mystery. police seized his laptop which showed google searches, one asking how to remove toxins from flood. and another asking how the remove a google search history. if convicted, he could face life in prison. >> thanks so much. and again with the weather. chicago and now this. >> chicago was bikini weather. then they chill out today. look at that steamboat ski and resort in colorado. makes snow look good. and so does the video.

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apology for a section of its website dedicated to plus-sized costumes labeled in a very unflattering way. abc's rebecca jarvis has our story. >> reporter: this morning the world's largest retailer facing a plus-sized controversy. walmart under fire after shopper cristin washburn stumbled on to this. an entire section of the website dedicated to quote fat girl costumes. >> i was pretty shocked. i couldn't believe that they would use those terms. >> reporter: immediately prompting outrage online. what the heck is wrong with you people? and, you should be ashamed. pathetic. >> this is incredibly offensive. people were reacting and spreading the news. >> reporter: hours later walmart removing the heading, calling it unacceptable. apologizing. admitting this never should have been on our site. >> we can only guess how it happened. maybe an employee used this term

as a place holder and set the website live. >> reporter: just last year, abercrombie & fitch faced months of backlash. >> don't fat people spend money as well. >> reporter: even protests. >> don't support amor comby. >> reporter: after its ceo said he only wanted cool, good-looking kids in the clothes. before apologizing and offering larger sizes online. and target, spotting this dress on the site. listing regular sizes as heather gray, but in plus sizes, manatee gray. target promptly apologizing, taking it down, explaining it was a mixup between buyers. and walmart tells me this morning it is investigating the cause behind all of this. they have renamed the section of the website women's plus-sized halloween costumes. how could they let this happen? >> indeed. that is the question. glad they made that change. thank you, rebecca. and coming up, tom hanks

snapping a selfie with his cab driver. and the story behind that picture is really something. we'll share that with you in "pop news." and ahead it's all about how turning up the music could help you take your job to the next level. we do it every morning here on "gma." we're going to reveal the top songs. >> the level is right here. ♪ i'm all about that bass bout that bass ♪ snout bout that bass ♪ you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®.

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a new study revealing that a big beat doesn't just get your body moving. it makes you want to work harder. t.j. holmes is in the social square with more. and good mornlg, t.j., how you doing? >> strahan, good morning. forget josh groban and celine dion. if you want to be more productive at work, feel more empowered, you better turn down for what? ♪ i'm all about that bass ♪ bout that bass no treble >> reporter: turns out meghan trainor is right. when it comes to music that makes you feel the most powerful, it's all about that bass. a new study says that listening to certain kinds of music in the office actually make people want to work harder and take more control. >> our work suggests that strategically listening to high-powered music can help you perform better. >> reporter: researchers chose 31 songs from different genres, from pop, rock 'n' roll, reggae, and hip hop. then asked participants to rate how powerful each track makes them feel. topping the high-powered play list, queen's high school gym favorite.

♪ we will we will rock you >> reporter: 2 unlimited's nba staple. ♪ ya'll ready for this >> reporter: and 50 cent's party start anthem. ♪ you can find me in the club >> reporter: turns out people listening to those songs not only felt more pumped up, but they performed better and became more proactive. powerful music with powerful results. ♪ i'm all about that bass ♪ bout that bass ♪ bass bass bass bass >> reporter: it begs the question for everybody out there, let us know using our hashtag, socialsquare. what is the song that gets you pumped up for work? for me, it's kendrick lamar. anything by kendrick lamar. i throw it back to you. george, i'm more curious about your song than anybody's. >> i know this is going to shock you. i like to ease into the day with a little quiet. [ laughter ] >> no. you? you? no. >> i tried, guys. i tried. >> metallica. >> yeah, right there.

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good morning, i'm kristen sze. thousands are expected at san francisco's civic center plaza today for a world series viewing party. giants need just one more win to bring home the championship trophy. no alcohol is allowed very viewing party. weather should be conducive fomt. let's check in with mike. >> we go from sunshine to stars and from 66 to 61 so dress appropriately. we'll have warmer than average afternoon temperatures. mid to upper 60s along the coast, low to mid-70s elsewhere. upper 70s around antioch and morgan hill. looking wet friday. we have an accident here in fairfield. your travels along 80 are going

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and would your workouts change if your employer paid you to exercise starting now? ♪ suddenly i see and new this morning, helping your kids recover from colds and coughs. the surprising action parents can take to help their kids get better fast. and he's a global pop star. but it's his concert for one in the delivery room that has everyone clicking. and wait until you hear what robby williams' wife said that froze him out. and a spooktacular night in the ballroom. derek and bethany back on top. >> you two were the embodiment of the flames of passion. absolutely fantastic! >> and the booted couple is with us live as we say --

>> good morning, america! and look who's in times square this morning, sherri shepherd. she's actually working right up the street. making her big broadway debut right now. and we're going to hear all about it this morning. >> she's in "cinderella." >> yes. also antonio and cheryl, the latest couple eliminated on "dancing with the stars." they flew all night. there they are. flew all night to be with us. and we are so looking forward to talking to them. >> two of our favorites. and this video is -- >> look at the moves. still got the moves. ooh, and dip. >> even with no sleep they bring it. this video is really bringing something too. give it to these women, pregnant marathoners working it until the moment they give birth. why so many of them say it's

only natural. >> i can't run a marathon and i've never been pregnant. i'm really ashamed. >> really? >> yeah. it's amazing. and the great story behind this selfie. yes, that's tom hanks. snapped it with his cab driver. we have the story ahead. >> cannot wait for that. let's get some news first from amy. >> good morning, guys. we begin with the developing story out of hawaii. a blistering flow of lava just yards away from overrunning homes and possibly an entire town on the big island. many residents have already evacuated. and crews are scrambling to create detours in case that river of fire takes over the main road and cuts off thousands of people. the lava has traveled 12 miles since mt. kilauea erupted in june. researchers in the gulf of mexico say the 2010 bp oil spill left behind a bathtub ring of oil on the sea floor. 10 million gallons formed the ring. an area as big as rhode island. they're still not sure exactly

what effect all that oil had. bp disputes the findings saying scientists failed to identify the oil's source. amber vinson, the second nurse infected with ebola while treating another victim, is being released from a hospital in atlanta. we learned overnight that she is now ebola-free. and kaci hickox, quarantined for days after returning from africa, is back in her home state of maine. her attorney says she may sue new jersey over her treatment. the cdc has issued new guidelines for treating health care workers. they eliminate the word quarantine altogether. many states are following stricter guidelines. police in central florida put the brakes on a dangerous street race. capturing this chaotic scene on dash cam. more than 100 cars crammed a narrow road at 2:00 a.m. driving off as a state trooper arrived. only one driver was arrested. everyone else got away. police say they have been trying to stop the illegal racing for years now. here's a sign that times are changing. the retail chain lowe's will

soon employ a robot as a sales assistant. "the wall street journal" says this robot will greet customers, ask if they need help and guide them to certain products. and finally a new york city cab driver considers himself one lucky guy. he recently picked up a passenger on park avenue and started chatting with him. and suddenly realized it was tom hanks in the backseat. you know what he said next, he shouted, "wilson!" that's hanks' famous line from the movie "castaway." hanks called the man mr. ferrari for the ferrari cap he was wearing at the time. at the end of the ride, they took this selfie together. but later he was able to track down mr. ferrari and invite him and plus one to his new broadway show, "lucky guy." even inviting him backstage. and still calling him mr. ferrari. not sure who was luckier. but it's so good to know that they're nice guys out there. tom and mr. ferrari included. >> he's a lucky guy. that's great. >> thank you.

and health news now. a new study revealing the best way to treat coughs in young children. cough medicine can be dangerous for kids under 4. but there's something surprisingly easy parents can do. abc news chief health and medical editor dr. richard besser is here to tell us about it. this is the spoonful of sugar study? >> yeah. this is really interesting. kids under 4, can't use cold and cough medicine. too dangerous to use. but as a pediatrician, you want to be able to do something. and we've known that honey can be useful in treating a cough. but in kids under 1, you can't use it because of botulism. they decided to see if agave nectar worked. and in the study, they looked the same. and one group nothing. the parents rated them. and the kids who got the agave nectar and the colored water, the cough got better, less stuffy nose, slept better. they were equally effective compared to those who got nothing. it was really pretty incredible. >> you are all parents. do you feel like, you just want to do something?

>> yeah. >> i think that's what it comes down to. as a parent you don't to want say that you just have to ride it out. and so thinking that you're giving your child something, whether the parents are kating it to the child that this will help you feel better and it actually does. there is a mind/body connection. seems to be working. >> i believe that. >> what do you tell parents watching this as we approach cold and flu season? what's your advice? >> my standard advice is plenty of fluids, cool mist vaporizer, saltwater nose drops, tylenol or motrin for the fever or pain. but you have to consider whether or not to say -- and for the cough, half a teaspoon of agave nector. i went on social media, and people are split whether a placebo, which is what this is, is worth doing or not. a lot of people think it isn't. >> why not try? >> why not try. >> there's no harm. >> are you saying it's mind over matter? >> for this it's definitely mind over matter. >> thank you, doc.

>> "pop news" coming up. you have to get over to the social square. >> i'm on the move. let's take a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu" in the social square, powered by samsung galaxy. in "pop news," it could be the best oprah encounter yet. and i'm having a great encounter with sherri shepherd back with us talking candidly about her life right now and her brand-new role. whoo! maybe i can get a part of this, something, something. you know what i mean? and we're going to talk about the simple way you can be happier, starting this morning. revealing the secret. all that and the latest couple booted from "dancing with the stars." cheryl and antonio. we're lucky you're here. we're happy you're here. all that coming up live on "gma" in times square. my girl.

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yeah. >> i heard her inviting people in the studio audience to the performance last night. walking out. so grateful they were fans. she's the coolest. well, besides you guys. i want to start "pop news" with a really cool story. this woman, lori, a mom of two, a giant oprah winfrey fan told "the new york post" she always wanted to meet the talk show titan. she didn't know she'd get the chance in miami over the weekend this way. standing outside of a restaurant in miami beach saturday night, her foot got run over by an suv which could not have felt good. but lori says, she barely noticed it because oprah jumped out of the back and made sure that lori was okay. yes. it was a close call. lori assured oprah she was fine. because the two took pictures together. and she has documentation of her bucket list moment crossed off. >> no broken toe? >> no. very lucky. >> very close. >> the power of oprah.

>> yep. bones healed miraculously. no. nothing to write home about except cool pictures and a funny store. >> but oprah was very quick to hop out and make sure she was okay. >> i don't believe oprah was driving. just to -- >> no, no. shall we move on? the numbers are in. business insider asking people to name the friendliest cities not just in the u.s., but now the world. and two have snagged the number one spots. pack your bag ifs you want to see some friendly places and head to melbourne, australia, and auckland, new zealand. tied. both lauded for the locals' sense of humor and for the epic cultural experiences you will have. i have to go. this is my bucket list. the good old u.s. of a. getting plenty of friendly attention. amy and lara's favorite city, charleston, south carolina. you just must try that coconut cake. >> yes, go over the river bridge.

>> oh. >> i will see you in the battery. >> charleston in fourth, and savannah, georgia, where you just were. they were very friendly to you. number nine, thanks to the southern hospitality. congratulations, guys. and finally in "pop news" it's a whole new world. wow. that was really bad. you know that song i'm thinking of, though. and this is why. i mean, if that doesn't just scream out jasmine flying on a flying carpet. or maybe just a cat on a roomba with a carpet covering it. but in my world, the way i look at that, i see jasmine. and i see a flying carpet and it makes me think, halloween is coming. and you never know what you might see right here on "good morning america." that's coming on friday. >> that's one poised cat. >> on the roomba. i'm sure it's having a fine time. we love a roomba story. >> we do. roomba and cats. can't top that. >> win-win. >> a winning combination. >> every time. thanks. heat index coming up, out to ginger for weather. >> look who i found out here. this is little landon from hawaii. yeah.

what do you want to say to everybody? >> aloha. >> say it again. >> aloha. >> aloha. we're all saying aloha. and this is myrtle beach. the camera fogged up. you will see that throughout the southeast. you will have a warm day when it burns off. charleston, take extra time or delay your trip if you have one. and the warmth kind of subsiding. getting smushed down by the jet stream. look at the numbers. aloha to the cold. you see that? are you staying here, landon? new york city, down into the 60s. d.c. from the 80s, shave 20 >> hello, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the microclimate forecast. high pressure has a federal -- firm grip on the weather so that means sun. wet for halloween but saturday and sunday, cooler and dry and bright. today, mid-to-upper 60's loan -- along the coast and inland, east

bay upper 70's. seven-day outlook is the heat still peaking tomorrow. clif bar and company, kevin cleary, sharing several tips to a healthy lifestyle. part of abc news' see sweet insider series. it turns out employees at the company are able to use two and a half hours of work time per week to exercise. >> that's pretty great. >> that is great. getting paid to stay active. and cleary says -- he sets quite an example himself. he makes a 25-mile 25-mile trek

on his bike a couple of times a week. so he sets the tone. a lot of people say they don't have time to work out. and he's saying that's no excuse. >> yep. >> it helps him as well, helps the business. good stuff. also this morning, you have heard the phrase fake it until you make it. a new study suggests that that is actually a good idea. find that if you walk like a happy person, upright posture, arms swinging at your side, you might actually feel happier. you can actually change your mood by changing your posture. remember the power pose, amy? >> yes. >> that's right. you were doing that. >> wonderwoman. >> they say it changes your hormones. >> makes sense too. >> cortisol levels drop -- you feel powerful, right? >> you do. >> it makes sense. >> my mom used to say perception is reality. you put that out there what you want, and before you know it, it's happening. i love that, george. >> science supports that, lara. >> yes, it does. also ahead in our "heat index" british pop star robby williams and his wife welcoming their second child.

monday in an epic way. live-tweeting hilarious videos with the singer serenading his wife while she's in labor. doing what looks like the macarena. i don't know what that is. his song "candy." and takes it to the next level. just catch. ♪ let it go ♪ let it go ♪ along with the rain and snow ♪ here i stand in the light of day ♪ >> let it out. take a deep breath in. ♪ let the wind go on >> and bear down and push. ♪ the cold never bothered me anyway ♪ >> i'm telling you right now. i know i might get a lot of heat for this. i would smack my. ♪ get him out, get him out >> i'm punching him in the face. i mean, i'm sorry, she's pushing. she was, like, shut up, please. >> oh, my gosh. >> i would have -- >> i was so embarrassed for her watching that. >> and denise is telling me, you're not alone, at the end she did say, "stop singing." >> you picked up on that.

>> oh, my gosh. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, wow. >> she was calmer than i would have been. >> okay. next up in our "heat index," "dancing with the stars." halloween night last night. an especially treacherous one for one couple. let's take a look. >> on this seventh week of competition, the couple leaving right now is -- antonio and cheryl. >> nice to see you. >> cheryl! how are you, hon? >> welcome, thanks for coming in this morning. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks for having us. >> so, antonio, you were kind of wishing len didn't come back last night. >> actually, he was the most kind last night. i'm glad he was back. we missed him a lot. it was good. we had an incredible journey. >> you had a great run. >> you really did. yeah. >> we had a great time. >> coming from no dance experience. antonio did an amazing job and i thought he improved every single week. >> julianne hough said the same thing. by far the most-improved.

a lot of it goes to you, cheryl, you're a great teacher. >> thank you, robin. you're so sweet. thank you so much. he's a great student, i have to say. >> great teacher. >> and last night, i know there were two group dances. there was your team, team creepy versus team itsy bitsy. you played the world's strongest man in the circus? >> yeah. it was fun. >> he lifted me up there. >> look at that. >> i was like, if anyone can lift me, it's antonio. fabulous. >> what's it like working with the competition? >> we had a great time putting this together. it wasn't really a competition. two different dances all together. they looked completely different. >> yeah. >> we had a great time. >> you could run for office. >> which office, though? >> i know. you may have noticed in the video, finally, just suspenders, no shirt. what took so long, cheryl? >> yeah. >> we did a couple weeks ago for most memorable year when we danced to the janet jackson song. everyone was like, when are you going to take off his shirt? you have to strategically plan this when we need the votes. >> slowly. >> we saw your kids watching last night. what did they say at the end of

the night? >> my wife, yeah. nay just loved being there every single week. last night it was a sad moment because we had to leave. but we're so blessed you know? we have been traveling doing this other show, fixing and finishing it, and dancing at the same time. so it's been kind of rough, you know. she had to come with me. >> two jobs. an actor by day and a dancer by night. >> it's great to have made it this far considering what i'm doing. >> it's fun. little yeah. we've been kind of going all night long. >> it seemed like a fun atmosphere, and you guys have fun with one another. weren't you doing some pranking? something about a clown, cheryl? >> they got me good, erin andrews. i literally almost jumped off the balcony. i was like -- and last night, too. oh, my gosh. >> all night long. >> third time. >> and here we go again. i hate getting scared. i hate it. i cannot deal with it. i was about to dive over.

>> poor girl. how do you read all this coming down to the stretch? >> oh, you know, it's just -- it could be anyone's game. honestly. alfonso is so strong, sadie, bethany. you have no iduu?4n it really is up to the voters out there. everyone has to vote. >> that's right. >> thank you, guys. >> great job, congratulations. >> thank you. and the "gma" flash poll, we asked -- who was your favorite couple on "dancing with the stars"? you picked, how about this? sadie robertson and mark ballas and their zombie-themed paso doble. >> how often can you say that? and the "morning stir", just in time for the new york city marathon this sunday. a story that caught our eye in "the new york times." professional runners training and competing even during their pregnancies. how safe is it? juju chang has the story. >> i'm going to do some drills. >> reporter: for this elite runner, it's a speed bump of a different kind. this is 30-year-old clara peterson. training last year up to eight miles a day while eight months

pregnant. this wasn't her first. >> i ran all nine months, with all three pregnancies. the babies were growing progressively and i was feeling fantastic. so i went for it. >> reporter: and this is 36-year-old kara, mom of 4-year-old colt who went on a run the day she went into labor. today she's hoping to be the top american in this sunday's new york city marathon. >> my son is gonna be cheering for me this year in new york. >> reporter: these women are part of an emerging trend, maintaining a professional running career and balancing a family to boot. this summer, america watched olympian alicia montano run the 800 meters at the u.s. championships 8 1/2 months pregnant. elite runners get the okay from their doctors to train while pregnant, taking even a week can set back their training. it may seem intense, but it feels natural to them. >> i'm an elite athlete. i know my body better than anybody. i know what's okay and what isn't. >> reporter: and balancing it all isn't easy.

maternity leave is rare, and many moms like kara have to strategize the best times to get pregnant as to not miss out on sponsorships and medals. >> i knew if i wasn't pregnant by a certain date, i would have to rate literally another four years. >> reporter: and clara, not wanting to miss out on having kids, decided to have kids early. she's hoping to peak later. at 30, she's pregnant with number four and still running strong. >> if i go too many days without run, it's like not brushing my teeth for a week. i have to do it. >> reporter: for "good morning america," juju chang, abc news, new york. >> and abc senior medical contributor dr. jennifer ashton is here. you have delivered 1500 babies or so. >> give or take. >> give or take. so what is your take on this? >> my take is pregnancy is not a disease. and we've really -- it's 2014. we really need to stop making pregnant women feel fragile, weak, sick. now, this is not for every woman. this is not for every pregnancy. every pregnancy is different.

and there's limited data for extreme exercise. but if you look at what we do know about exercise and pregnancy, the benefits for the mother and the baby far outweigh any risks. >> so if you're the average non-professional athlete, what is your recommendation? >> look at a couple of things when you talk about the physiology between the mom and the baby. this is during pregnancy. we care about the mom's core temperature, so we don't like things where you can get overheated. we care about the maternal heart rate. there's loose ligaments, so it can make sprains a little more easy to happen. and obviously, later in pregnancy, there's a big change in the center of gravity. so some take-home tips. again, this is for the average woman who wants to stay active. check with your doctor, your obstetrician, midwife before starting anything. obviously you want to stay cool when you work out. this is not the time for hot yoga, robin. >> got you. >> you want to say well-hydrated. and lastly, listen to your body. you heard the elite athletes say it. you know your body better than anyone. if something doesn't feel right,

stop. >> but overall, you think it's a good thing to exercise. then figure out what is best for you. >> yes. and stop make these pregnant women feel like they're doing something wrong. >> you got it. thank you. coming up, sherri shepherd is going to join us live. come on back. >> hi, everybody.

good morning, i'm kristen sze. the reward has grown for information leading to an arrest in a possible road rage shooting that claimed the life of a young woman. police have raised the reward to $30,000 for information in a shooting death of pearla avina. the 30-year-old mother of four was riding in a car on 98th avenue in oakland sunday afternoon when someone in another car shot her. an update on your morning commute. where are the trouble spots? >> one trouble spot is in san jose. a two-car crash is blocking a lane southbound on the nimitz right on 101. so you'll be met with a ton of traffic. northbound side is a tough go. there's another crash, 22 miles per hour is your top speed. once you pass the accident, traffic is slow and go all the way to sfo.

kristen. >> thanks, leyla. we'll check out your forecast with

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francisco, low to upper 70s for the rest of us. even warmer tomorrow in your accuweather seven-day forecast. ♪ thriller ♪ thriller night ♪ and no one this morning. and take a look at that right there. halloween coming up. here's one way to celebrate. everyone there at san diego state university getting ready with an epic flash mob. all to michael jackson's "thriller." >> that's great. >> it's the annual halloween baseball game. >> that looks great. that dance, it's just timeless. it's a classic. i liked fried egg. that's good. we are so excited. counting down to the big halloween show on friday. we love seeing your costumes as we plan ours. and share one from megan, one of our viewers. >> do we need to tell you what this is? it's a bunch of elsas from

""frozen." and those costumes are hand-made by their grandmother. i'm sorry, i made my kids go to marshalls. we're in and out. >> i was trying to do hand-made. one year i was a tree, brown corduroys, a brown turtle neck and a hatbox with leaves glued on. >> you're traumatized. >> still traumatized, thanks, mom. >> robin. >> and this is sherri shepherd, making her debut as the wicked stepmother in rodgers and hammerstein's "cinderella." take a look. >> she sits by the cinders of the fire and her name is ella. so i call her sind cinderella. why don't i have any friends? >> go figure. >> go figure. >> how are you doing?

>> hey, there. >> you're looking great. >> i'm excited to be alive. it's a great day. >> you are having so much fun, aren't you? >> i'm having the best time of my life doing broadway. barbara walters didn't have high expectations for the show, but you are adorable. try acting more. >> you sound like barbara a little bit. >> i love her. >> we all do. you went from "the view" to broadway ask lost your voice? in the first week? >> first week, four shows in. i had to write everything on a dry erase board. boy, get up. why did you wet the bed? come back here. don't turn your back on me. jeffrey took advantage. he would walk away. i was in the cab trying to write down where i was going. it was awful. >> couldn't talk for a week. >> i strained my vocal chords. i'm a comic, i have never done vocal warmups.

even now i have to go -- [ singing ] >> it's a musical, you don't sing. >> everybody has a solo but me. i'm not singing. you delude yourself into thinking you can sing. it's possible. remix. it is never good. >> you talked about barbara coming and whoopi has been there to see you. she surprised you. you don't like surprises. >> i don't like surprises. and i didn't know she was coming. i saw the dread locks first. i didn't know how much i missed her. for seven years with her, i couldn't stop crying. i love her so much. she said, child, you were good. was good. >> you ever done barbara walters and whoopi. >> what do i have to do about rosy? i have gout and here are my toes. and i've got sciatic and 12 more

in the year on the view. >> your feelings -- >> you want to see my feet? that's my feet, i'm rosie o'donnell, welcome to the vuiew. >> i gather you have been watching? >> i haven't been watching it at all. no, i watch every morning. i love hot topics. i scream at the tv. i'm screaming out my jokes. nobody's listening to me. so i go to cinderella and do hot topics. >> wish them well. they're going to be just fine. >> you know how it is, it takes a moment. nicolle wallace, she's my favorite kind of republican. she can be changed. i love that. i love the ladies. and they have a new set because it was all white. i was kind of like heaven. but they fight too much. it wasn't heaven. bo borrowed the colors from "gma." i watch is every day.

>> this is what we miss monday through friday. we have to go to broadway. >> you have to go to broadway to see me do my stuff. >> to see this. you have this movie with chris rock coming up. >> "top five," i play his ex-girlfriend. no love scene in it. i have to talk to chris about that. get my love scene in there. it's a great move. it's coming out december 3rd. i'm excited about it. >> you wanted people to come out and see you. and thing, oh, goodness, look at you, look at you, sherri, you're embracing life. you have a lot of things going on, but you're here. >> i'm here. i read about myself in the tabloids. that girl has it bad. they're talking about me. it's not me. i just feel i am doing to well. i have to be honest. i'm smile, i'm happy, life is good. living for my son, jeffrey. who didn't like me in sicinder a cinderella. didn't like me not being kind. said to the fairy god mother,

can you change places with my mommy. >> we know it's been a bitter time with your soon to be ex. >> going through the divorce. >> yes. and what advice do you have for those going through their something? >> i'm a person of faith. i am in a lot of prayer. and i know that i get up every morning and i go, i'm going to smile my way through it. this is -- i smile my way through things and i act as if -- as if -- when all is said and done, it's my it's said and done time. >> this too shall pass. >> there is a light at the end of the tunnel. all of that stuff. >> it is great to see you. >> good seeing you too. >> i think we're going to see that little bit with the bunion up. >> this is my foot. i'm rosie o'donnell. >> sherri in cinderella on broadway, through november 23rd. over to ginger with the final check on the weather. oh, goodness gracious. that's right. this is a sports-themed weather.

see why. we're going to talk about the world series. the forecast for kansas city. yes, mid-50s, calm wind, clear skies. not bad. and the strong storms we mentioned earlier. move through parts of western pennsylvania, kentucky, ohio, throughout the day today into tonight and down through tennessee and kentucky. and the west coast, haven't talked much. >> good morning, check out clear start in san jose, that will lead to sunshine every are today with temperatures at 65 at the cost and 78 inland and warmer tomorrow in the seven-day forecast, but, still, looking wet open >> all that weather brought to you by citi double cash card. i'm here with shaquille o'neal. nba legend.

i was getting a picture. he's taller than i thought. >> i'm pretty tall. >> you are. tnt, ask we're right on the stage here, the nba -- now you're an nba analyst. inside the nba kicks off tonight. >> kicks off here, times square, 7:00. >> can you tell us who you're liking this year? >> well, everyone's anticipating the start of cleveland. everybody's interested to see how lebrebron james, kevin love kyrie irving, how that team is going to do. kobe is returning. durant is hurt. wes brooks takes over the spurs. excited about this season. >> we're in a court on times square. there's a fan zone and a whole thing going on. what's the event tonight? >> tnt, best show in the world. >> in the world. >> we come to new york to celebrate with you guys, celebrate with the fans. and we're doing the nba kickoff tonight. samsung galaxy is here.

they built this fan-friendly zone. come out, hang out with us, me, charles, ernie, kenny. >> is it a ginger family zone? >> of course. >> i want to play a little. >> of course. >> can you help me out? >> you have to dunk it hard, though. >> are you ready? >> one, two, three, go. >> woohoo! all right -- so espn kicks off the nba season and coverage right here wednesday night with a whole lot going on. we have something else coming up -- i'm going to hang here. this is great.

holidays coming up. that means family and food. we have the perfect cookbook for your next big gathering. it's called the pollan family table, written by tracy pollan and her mom and sisters. and tracy wentworth went on special assignment to their kitchen. >> these are sweet. ♪ >> reporter: all right, so first of all, you're all big foodies. i know tracy is a big foodie. she eats off my plate occasionally. do you love food as much as she does? >> oh, yeah. >> is this a generation-fed book of recipes? >> not quite.

some of the recipes are my mom's recipes. and some are ones that i cooked a lot when the kids were growing up. but then many are the kids own recipes that they cooked for their own families. it's a mix. >> reporter: is this a staple? >> it's a signature. >> the signature salad. >> reporter: look at her brantding herself. and this is at every big family gathering? >> yes. ♪ how competitive are you guys in the kitchen? >> oh, no. >> tracy's -- tracy tells a totally different story. friends of mine who don't cook, have never cooked, now they feel like it's too late, they're scared. >> we tell people what they should be looking if. toast your nuts. >> reporter: how dare you talk like that, ladies. >> citrus roasted chicken.

>> you could try some now if you want to. >> reporter: nothing would make me happier. this is so good. >> yay. >> reporter: mmmm. good morning, america. >> and thank you so ali wentworth, all the recipes on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. the whole family here, quirky, dana, tracy and lori. and i love the ideal of this book. you were the inspiration. working full-time, but you insisted on a family dinner every night. >> right. it's what i had when i was growing up and i just really wanted to make sure that my kids had the same experience and then they've gone on to give it to their own kids. so it's all gone forward and quite wonderful. >> one thing to do is every night, another to put it together. >> oh, yes. writing books is hard. yeah, it was. we had all sort of talked about writing a book for a long time.

but the timing was never right. and basic -- basically we all got tired of our friends calling us up saying, can you just e-mail that recipe that you made the other night? we had so much demand from just our close friends. put it all together. >> we have been starting. we had a couple of family dinners already with it. got to ask, what's michael's favorite recipe? >> michael's fooifrt right now, changes week to week, the salmon with the salsa verde this week. >> good one. you brought this treat, nirvana bars from your daughter. can i try one? >> please do. >> that's great. what is that? >> they are seven, eight layers. i don't know if you saw a study saying chocolate is really good for your memory. >> we did that yesterday. >> coconucoconut, chocolate, nu gram crackers and they're delicious. everyone likes them. >> they're really, really good. so what's the message for people

who are intimidated by the kitchen or just too strapped for time? >> yeah, there can be a lot of fear when it comes to cook. and people define themselves. i don't cook, i'm a bad cook, i'm a good cook. start slowly. start with maybe one meal a week if you're feeling fearful and build from that. it's not an all or nothing venture. ease into it slowly. >> i'm going to eat this, it's so good. your family, michael taught so much about food. he wrote the forward. >> he did. it was such a treat. we're doing a book signing where he's moderating. it's brought our family closer together, and michael who lives on the west coast, we have got ton spend time with him as well. that's special. >> and all the recipes, the pollan family table, thanks, guys. and a football star turned

sam hunt is country music's hottest new star. if you don't know him, you know his music. he penned cop car, kenny chesney's chart-topping "come over." and he has already produced a gold record. here he is, sam hunt with "leave the night on." ♪ ♪ they rolled the sidewalks in this town all up after the sun goes down ♪ ♪ and say nothing good happens here but midnight rolls around ♪ ♪ but late town would be insane

i kiss you and you're on my brain ♪ ♪ anywhere close to town the kiss got me wired ♪ ♪ giving in your levis high on your loving got me buzzing like a street light ♪ ♪ don't you want to rally again ♪ ♪ it's like a rolling way back in the slow lane ♪ ♪ skies around like a low train ♪ ♪ we'll be rolling down the windows catching the wind ♪ ♪ we don't have to go home we can leave the night on ♪ ♪ we can leave the night on ♪ ♪ now all these stars are turning to just kissed the clock to 22 ♪ ♪ baby i know what you're wishing for i'm wishing for it too ♪ ♪ now all the lights are flashing go nobody cares how fast we go ♪ ♪ our sound tracks on the

stereo ♪ ♪ dj's on a roll ♪ and killing in your levis, high on your -- buzzing like a street light ♪ ♪ don't you want to rattle again ♪ ♪ babe i hit the slow lane the skies around us like a train ♪ ♪ i bet you we catching my second wind ♪ ♪ we don't have to go home we can leave the night on ♪ ♪ we can leave the night on ♪ don't tale tsteal the magic f us ♪ ♪ so let's take one more trip around the moon ♪ ♪ girl got the ride killing your levis buzzing like a street light ♪ ♪ out in cali baby don't you want to rally ♪ ♪ we know back in the slow lane

the skies around us like a slow train ♪ ♪ rolling down the window, catching my second wind ♪ ♪ we don't have to go home we can leave the night on ♪ ♪ we can leave the night on ♪ we can leave the night on ♪ broken like a street light ♪ call tonight ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

♪ [ cheers and applause ] hey, we want to thank sam hunt and the band. the new album is out now. name of the town in alabama. a reason that you picked that for the title. >> yeah, i spent a lot of time in that area. and a lot of the people and experiences i had there inspired the song writing on the record. i have a strong personal connection between that word and the songs. >> i don't know if people know, football player. you were headed to the pros. decided that's not hard enough. i'm going to try to break into country music. >> yeah, i made that decision after graduating. it wasn't really a decision.

fate led me down this road. but i'm happy to be doing this. ngts what's tougher, making it in nashville or on the gridiron? >> nashville is tough. but i love it equally. >> you are great. >> congratulations. >> have a great day, everybody.

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good morning, i'm kristen sze. let's check out your forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you very much. good morning, everybody. if you're going to the watch party at civic center plaza, 66 at 5:00, sunshine, stars and cooler, 61 by 8:00. our temperatures will be above average during the daylight hours. mid to upper 60s, not as breezy along the coast. 69 in san francisco. low to mid-70s in fairfield, antioch, morgan hill. rain on friday with showers in the evening. for the watch party there's going to be tons of traffic so van ness and all those surrounding streets you want to prepare and find some detours. there's an accident southbound

side of 880 at montague expressway causing quite the back announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, one of our favorite funny actresses, amy poehler. and from the new series "the mccarthy's," joey mcintyre. plus, our countdown to halloween continues with a look back at more of our favorite costumes and moments. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause]