see sea creatures but they were at the aquarium. >> aquarium. not quite as cool as in naturet let you know or slide into your good morning, america -- urgent manhunt. after a string of deadly shootings, police search for a black chevy and two men. calling them cold-blooded killers. the city of nashville on high alert this morning. powerful storms ripping through the heartland. seven twisters reported in the midwest tearing off this roof, ripping up a giant tree trunk and the flash flood emergency stalling cars and trapping people in their homes. abc news exclusive, new developments in the stunning murder case. the woman who says she was the last to see her friend alive speaking out now about the father accused of killing his pregnant wife and their daughters.

> s asia argento under fire. one of the first women to spark the me too movement, accusing harvey weinstein of sexual assault, is now facing allegations of her own. did she pay off her own accuser? the sister pitcher wowing the nation. the nun throwing out an incredible first pitch and catching the spotlight. she's joining us live. good morning, america. hope you had a good weekend. i think sister jo did. >> she certainly did. can we go back to chicago, heap a little praise on sister mary jo for that incredible first pitch? did you see that trick she did beforehand? >> oh yeah. >> she calls it a bicep bump. boom. it worked. she is joining us live just ahead. >> that's called swag. sister mary jo has some swag. >> she just gunned it right in there. >> without fear. without fear.

but we're going to begin with that urgent manhunt in nashville. the city is on edge as police undergo investigations to find out if those deadly shootings are connected. steve osunsami is there with more. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. police are really worried about this one. they're telling residents not to go out alone, to be on the lookout. they say that no wallet or watch is worth taking a life, but these killers they're telling us this morning, don't seem to understand that. the manhunt is on this morning for men seen in this surveillance video driving this black chevy sedan. they're seen robbing and shooting victims, and police are calling them cold-blooded killers. >> i've lived in nashville all my life. i've never got up to see two people shot, one person dead. three people shot. >> reporter: three people have been shot and killed in the last nine days. another barely survived, and the shootings were just a few months apart. >> officers throughout the city

are on the lookout for two cold-blooded killers who obviously have no respect whatsoever for the sanctity of human life. >> reporter: on friday 30-year-old jamie sarrantonio and bartley teal were shot and killed outside a bar where they were celebrating his birthday. police say the robbers demanded teal's belongings and opened fire. his friends can't believe he's gone. >> he was everybody's friend. >> he's a huge part in why we are what we are. >> reporter: three days earlier on august 14th, kendall rice was robbed and killed on his way to a bus stop. about a week before that, a woman was shot in the back walking her dog around 1:00 a.m. she's alive today but paralyzed. her husband is a crew member for the band one republic. >> she is now in a wheelchair and going through multiple surgeries. >> reporter: the band expressing their concerns about the shooting, starting a gofundme page to help the couple.

speaking to "gma" by phone overnight, the woman's husband telling us he worries for his and his wife's safety. >> i don't feel safe where we are right now with what's going on. my wife is the toughest person i have ever, ever encountered in my life. nothing short of a miracle. >> reporter: police say the tips are now starting to come in as they continue to share pictures of those two men seen on that surveillance video driving that black sedan, but they are still telling residents they need to be on the lookout, paula. >> we're hoping they're able to locate the killers soon. steve, thank you. we want to move now to those violent storms ripping through the heartland right now. severe thunderstorms and several tornados have been reported. those storms are moving eastgica hi there, ginger. >> storm chasers getting us close to the violent tornados. the debris and the cows running there. this system that produced these tornados looks a whole lot more

like something we would see in may than late august. >> hit the barn. >> reporter: tornados throwing debris within severe storms sunday. >> it's on the road. >> reporter: at least five reported twisters from oklahoma to missouri. >> there goes another roof. >> reporter: trees plucked from the ground. gusts up to 60 miles per hour tearing off roofs in oklahoma. more than a dozen people were injured while waiting for a backstreet boys concert saturday night when winds knocked down an entrance tent. >> it's heart-breaking for the people there waiting for a concert, and they had to be wheeled out on a stretcher. >> reporter: overnight a flash flood emergency in raleigh, north carolina. more than four inches of rain swamping streets. in new york a man dying when he was struck by lightning at a state park on long island. >> now all eyes on the powerful low that's going east and north. you can see the flash flood warnings that are still attached to it, and also preventive in parts of wisconsin because even

parts of chicago will end up with heavy rains from this. where you'll see the potential for a tornado is southern indiana and east to nashville. keeping an eye on severe storms. tomorrow, get another shot at this from erie, down to charlottesville, george. we'll be watching this one as it exits finally on wednesday. >> could be a wet week. ginger, thanks very much. the latest on the mueller investigation. new reports president trump's white house lawyer has cooperated extensively with the special counsel. drawing fire from trump as his personal lawyer, michael cohen, is under pressure from prosecutors in new york. abc's terry moran is at the white house. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning the president is back here at the white house after spending the weekend golfing with senator rand paul among others and steaming about the story and the coverage of how his white house counsel, don mcgahn, is cooperating a lot with the russia investigation. the president is blasting a "new

russia investigation, going after bob mueller and his democrat thugs who spent over 30 hours with the white house counsel. he's reacting to a "new york times" report confirmed by abc news that don mcgahn cooperated extensively with robert mueller's russia investigation. tweeting over the weekend, the failing "new york times" wrote a fake piece today, reporting mcgahn spent 30 hours talking to robert mueller. he must be a john dean type rat. but i allowed him and all others to testify. trump's reference there to president nixon's white house counsel during watergate prompted a tweet from john dean himself. i doubt you have any idea what mcgahn has told mueller. however, he didn't know i would be telling the truth. rudy giuliani said he's been assured by trump's legal team that mcgahn was a, quote, strong witness for the president.

giuliani advising against the president sitting down wituts h. >> i'm not going to be rushed into having him testify so he gets trapped into perjury. >> reporter: saying his concern is prosecutors and witnesses often see the truth in different ways. >> when you tell me that, you know, he should testify because he is going to tell the truth and he shouldn't worry, that's so silly because it's somebody's version of the truth, not the truth. he didn't have a conversation -- >> truth is truth. >> no, it isn't truth. truth isn't truth. donald trump said i didn't talk about flynn with comey. comey says, you did talk about it. so tell me what the truth is. >> i think giuliani might want a mulligan on truth isn't truth. moving a lot of other new developments this morning including that development that prosecutors may be closing in on the president's former personal attorney, michael cohen. >> reporter: that's right. this is a crucial part of what is happening in this swirling story. michael cohen the long-time personal lawyer and business

lawyer for donald trump, knows a lot about his history and his businesses, is now under scrutiny for $20 million and more in bank loans. prosecutors looking at bank fraud and tax fraud charges. they could use that potentially to lean on him to find out what he does know about president trump. >> either both in campaign finance cases and potentially in the mueller investigation as well. also on another front, terry, john brennan the former cia director under president obama of course, had his security clearance revoked by president trump last week. the president threatening to revoke other security clearances, but brennan also threatening legal action. >> reporter: that's right. john brennan decided to fight back not he claims for his own security clearance but in order to set a precedent that presidents should not be able to willy nilly for purely political reasons strike people's security clearances. he is looking at his legal options, although the supreme court has given the president a lot of power in this area. >> you've got over 100 former

cia officials protesting the president's actions. terry moran, thanks very much. paula? we go now to asia argento. one of the first people to accuse harvey weinstein of sexual assault, well, she is under fire this morning. a new report claims she paid off her own accuser, a young actor who says she sexually assaulted him when he was only 17 years old. abc's linsey davis is here with more. linsey, this is just a shocking development. >> reporter: a lot of people didn't see this coming. good morning, paula. his name is jimmy bennett, and according to his lawyer, seeing argento present herself as a victim of sexual assault caused him to speak out about his own encounter in a hotel room in 2013. his lawyer calls what happened sexual battery. he says the fallout was so traumatic, it threatened bennett's mental health. as one of the first actresses to step forward and accuse harvey movement, taking the film industry to task for a culture she says protects sexual abusers.

>> sitting he to be held accountable for their conduct against women. you know who you are. own allegations of sexual assault, following a reported sexual encounter with former child actor, jimmy bennett, when he was just 17. >> right here, honey. >> reporter: argento and bennett first met when a then 7-year-old played her son in the 2004 film "the heart is deceitful among all things." "the new york times" reports it received court documents from an anonymous encrypted e-mail, outlining a $380,000 settlement between argento and the former child actor after he alleged argento had sexually assaulted him in a california hotel room back in 2013. in 2013 argento posted this photo of herself and bennett on her instagram account with the caption, my son, my love, until i will live. "the new york times" says the

court documents viewed by the paper, bennett claims that argento gave him alcohol and kissed him before engaging in sexual activity. "the times" said there's also a photo of the two in bed together. in 2014 argento posted this photo of herself and winona ryder hugging bennett. fellow actress and weinstein accuser, rose mcgowan, tweeted about argento this morning saying, our commonality is shared pain of being assaulted by harvey weinstein. my heart is broken. i will continue my work on behalf of victims everywhere. argento is not part of the six felony counts that weinstein faces in new york. no word from argento about this. >> we'll be waiting for that. thanks very much. pope francis speaking out on the issue of sexual abuse this morning, issuing a letter to catholics around the world. he writes, we are not where we should have been, that we did not act in a timely manner. we didn't realize the magnitude and gravity of the damage done to so many lives. we showed no care for the little

ones. we abandoned them. he also says he has to take action, and no effort must be spared for the culture, and prevent the possibility of it being covered up and perpetua d perpetuated. michael. >> thank you, george. now to the growing outrage after immigration officials detained a man who was taking his pregnant wife to the hospital to give birth. he was taken into custody. she was left to drive herself to the hospital. now officials claim they had good reason to take him in. abc's marci gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: immigration officials explaining this arrest and prompting new questions this morning. joel arrona-lara in the u.s. illegally from mexico, taking his wife to the hospital to deliver their baby, pulling into this southern california gas station when you see their vehicle surrounded. surveillance video shows him being handcuffed and taken into custody, his wife left alone, seen here crying, later driving herself for her scheduled c-section and giving birth to their son. when i asked, why are you taking

my husband, they said somebody had reported us, she says. three days after the arrest i.c.e. telling abc news he was detained for being in the country illegally. then hours later, updating their statement saying, mr. arrona-lara was brought to our attention due to an outstanding warrant issued for his arrest in mexico on homicide charges. >> it looks like i.c.e. was doing their job. it's a question of why didn't they release both sets of documents or information at the same time. >> reporter: i.c.e. explaining they didn't release the warrant information right away because they were working to confirm it. but the mexican attorney general office and national security commission tell abc news they have no record of a record against arrona lara. and now the family attorney denies the allegations. >> they may be trying to justifying the stop. because of the outrage they're getting, this pregnant woman, and he gets picked up, and i think they are trying to cover their tracks. >> reporter: his attorney says he plans to file a motion today asking to have him released on bond as i.c.e. moves forward

with proceedings to have him deported, michael. >> thank you so much, marci. george? an amazing survival story. a woman fell off a cruise ship and spent ten hours in the water stranded before help came along. gio benitez is here with the story. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning. this happened in the middle of the night and the nearest land was 60 miles away and somehow she was found alive and well, so well that she's talking about it this morning. >> i am very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: for this woman who only wants to be known as kay, a relaxing trip to venice on a norwegian cruise ship became an all out emergency. >> i fell off the back of "the norwegian star," and i was in the water for ten hours. so these wonderful guys rescued me. >> reporter: one passenger taking this photo showing where kay fell off the boat right before midnight saturday, 60 miles off croatia's coast. alerting the coast guard, a rescue boat scrambling finding

her swimming sunday morning ten hours later. if that rescue sounds like a miracle, that's because data suggests it's extremely rare. one academic who tracks this says more than 300 passengers have gone overboard since 2000, and only 17% have been rescued. incredibly, it also happened another cruise ship spotting him off the coast of cuba, he was still alive 22 hours later. >> i was on the lifeboat, and i was part of the crew that pulled him out of the water. he was obviously distressed from being in the water so long. >> reporter: following kay's incident, norwegian telling us this morning, we are very happy that the individual who is a uk resident is safe and will soon be reunited with friends and family. and again, kay is doing well this morning. she was taken to a local hospital but is said to be in good condition. the rest of the trip was delayed so the cruise line is figuring out how to get those passengers back home on time, but boy oh boy. all around good news for this woman.

>> i would say so. >> thanks very much. >> wow. what a story. we're going to go to another story, an incredible and terrifying video, showing a car driving through a wild fire. a father and son racing down the road desperately trying to escape the intense blaze in glacier national park in montana. take a look at this. >> the car is heating up. it's going to explode. jesus, god help us. >> the flames heating up that car as you hear them describe it as they are inside that inferno. a tree fell blocking their way, but they backed up and were able to go in reverse to get out just in time. we're glad the father and son are safe. >> you can hear the panic in their voice. they stopped recording about that moment they put it in reverse, and they drove a mile and a half to get out and escaped through a lake, but can you imagine being in that situation? >> that's scary. terrifying. let's go back >> and unfortunately, a lot of people have been in that situation, and those wildfires

not just affecting the folks who are in the fires, but look at the air quality. in spokane, washington, it was deemed hazardous at a certain point. this is not just for kids and elderly, but everyone. you can see why. then it was down to under healthy but that's in a lot of places. helena seeing their worst air quality they have seen all year. the temperatures have cooled and the winds are up. the fire danger is too. your local weather in 30 seconds.

coming up, the latest in that stunning colorado murder case. the woman who says she was the last person to see that mother alive opening up about her friend, and the husband accused of killing her and her daughters. the reigning miss america slamming the pageant and accusing chairwoman gretchen carlson of bullying. can miss america survive this? we're right back on a monday morning. of survivist. can the pageant survive this? we'll be rig right back.

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attack. a man wielding a knife was gunned down by officers. shots were fired at the u.s. embassy in turkey. thorieonding t drive-by shooting amid tensions between the two countries over the trial of an american pastor. we have a dramatic rescue in long beach, california. two people and their dog were trapped in a sinking truck. witnesses say the vehicle crashed through the railing and then it just tumbled into the water. several good samaritans jumping in to help the mother and the son. we are happy to report this morning, everyone made it out safely without injuries, including the puppy. >> thank goodness. >> yes. we'll begin this half hour with the latest in that stunning murder case in colorado. the father who confessed to killing his wife and two daughters expected to formally be charged today. the friend who says she was the last to see the mother alive is speaking out now. clayton sandell is in frederick, colorado with the latest. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning,

george. that friend said her last good-bye to shanann watts right here in front of the family home. but when police later arrested chris watts for allegedly murdering his wife and two daughters, she tells me she was not surprised. nicole atkinson said she knew something wasn't right. 2:00 a.m. monday she says she dropped her friend, shanann watts, at home late from a business trip. >> she walked inside and waved and shut the door. >> reporter: but several hours later, she says the 34-year-old mother of two isn't answering her phone. she misses a doctor's appointment. shanann was 15 weeks pregnant. >> she was going to hear the baby's heartbeat and s s or she was doing. >> reporter: atkinson said, when she alerted chris, he seemed unconcerned that his wife and daughters, 3-year-old celeste and 4-year-old bella, were missing. >> shanann, bella, celeste, if you are out there, just come back. like, if somebody has her, just please bring her back. >> reporter: she calls police. >> he just kept saying he didn't know where she was, that she was on a play date, but he couldn't

give us the name of the friend. >> reporter: a neighbor's security camera footage adds to the mystery. >> it shows chris leaving that morning. there was no movement in between the times of me dropping her off, chris leaving and then me coming back. >> what does that tell you? >> there was something seriously wrong. >> reporter: investigators believe watts drove the bodies of his wife and girls to his company's property. >> i didn't want to think that they weren't coming back. >> reporter: on facebook shanann often posted videos of a seemingly happy family. >> he stuck around and he stuck around because he was the one for me, and he is amazing, and i can't tell you how wonderful he is. >> reporter: but atkinson says shanann told her chris had recently become standoffish, their marriage strained. >> he wasn't being the loving chris that he normally was. he wasn't touching or hugging or

doing stuff like that. >> did she suspect he might have been cheating? >> i think she entertained that idea, yes. >> reporter: she said she has no idea why watts would allegedly kill his family. he roos -- has reportedly confessed. she said, if you think there is trouble, don't be hesitant to reach out. >> she wanted to see the best in everybody and bring out the best in everybody. so she very much pushed you to do the things that she knew you could. >> reporter: so far, there has been no word on an alleged motive. we did reach out to chris watts' public defender. he has not called back. watts has not entered a plea. he is due back in court on tuesday. george. >> such a horrifying story. clayton, thanks very much. michael? thank you, george. now to a frightening crash at an indycar race in the poconos. two cars making contact and sending another car into the wall and spinning several times

before finally coming to a stop on the other side of the track. the driver, robert wickens, was airlifted to a hospital in allentown, pennsylvania. indy car says he is being treated for injuries to his lower extremities, right arm and spine. he also suffered a bruised heart. wickens is still being evaluated this morning and will likely undergo surgery. when you see a crash like that, the fact that the driver is still alive and will hopefully be okay, seems to be okay, shows how safe those cars really are. >> still a dangerous sport. they've made so many advancements in the technology. glad he is okay. >> oh, yeah. coming up on this monday morning, miss america in turmoil. we'll talk to the former winner who is calling for gretchen carlson's resignation. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i don't care where we go ♪ and i don't care what we do

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we are back we are back now with the new turmoil at the miss america pageant. miss america cara mund accusing the organization's new leaders including gretchen carlson of manipulating, bullying and silencing her. eva pilgrim is here with more. eva, good morning to you. >> reporter: the drama inside the miss america organization has gotten out and it's ugly. with just a few weeks left in her rein, the current miss america spilling all about what she says is really happening. >> your new miss america is miss north dakota. >> reporter: this morning reigning miss america cara mund

slamming the very pageant she works for, accusing the newly appointed chairwoman, gretchen carlson, and the ceo of bullying and intimidation. >> i have so many great ideas for this organization. >> reporter: carlson took over the pageant back in january after its previous show runners were accused of sexism and fat shaming contestants. she instituted sweeping changes, including the elimination of the swimsuit contest. >> we'll no longer judge our candidates on outward physical appearance. >> reporter: but when carlson arrived, mund writing in a letter, when i became miss america, i truly looked forward to using my voice and being an example of an empowered young woman. the reality though has been quite different. our chair and ceo have systematically silenced me, reduced me, marginalized me, and i'm not comfortable with any of us being controlled, manipula d manipulated, silenced or

bullied. pageant organizers telling abc we've ppted cara for her entire year and we'll continue to support her. carlson denying the allegations overnight, writing on twitter, i have never bullied or silenced you. we have acknowledged your grievances and taken many steps to try to make your experience a good one. but carlson also went on to write, actions have consequences. friday, as an organization, we learned that $75,000 in scholarships is no longer on the table as a direct result of the explosive allegations in your letter. the impact won't stop there. caressa jackson was miss america in 2010. she said she isn't surprised by cara's letter. jackson, part of a group that has signed a petition calling for the resignations of carlson, the ceo and the entire board of trustees. now mund says she knows that under her contract, she could be fired for speaking out, but she doesn't have much time left and a new miss america will be crowned on september 9th. that's in just a few weeks, paula. >> eva, thank you.

and former miss america, caressa cameron jackson joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> first and foremost, you're part of a group of 19 miss americas. you want the entire board to resign but specifically gretchen carlson. why gretchen? >> i feel as though all the leadership as to include the board of directors is complicit in this. and in order for us to move forward and to actually heal, we need to do the right thing right now so that we can move on and focus on who's going to be crowned miss america on september 9th. >> it's just around the corner. you have to question the timing. you want this to happen just a couple of weeks before that? >> absolutely. it's never the wrong time to do the right thing. let's be clear. just because we are asking for our chair and ceo to step down does not mean the miss america pageant will not happen, and it will send a message not only to our new miss america, but to the public, that we are willing to do the right thing so that miss america who is crowned on

september 9th will not have to go through what cara has gone through. >> gretchen carlson just released a statement. she denies bullying or trying to silence cara mund. she said the organization lost $75,000 in console e -- scholarships over what mund has said, that there has also been a negative ripple effect across the organization. doesn't she have a point, caressa? >> no. >> no? >> here's why i say so. we're not going to do victim shaming here. i'm sure she didn't want that when she was part of the me too movement. the sponsorships will return when they see we're willing to do the right thing. >> you don't agree with the decision that was made recently to eliminate the swimsuit competition. is that what this is all about? >> absolutely not. it was upsetting to find out the board voted to get rid of the swimsuit was under the impression that the network airing the pageant would not do

so if the swimsuit part was part of it. when it was found out that was not the truth, it was the beginning of undercurrents of transparency. i hate that people are making it a swim suit issue when it's more about a transparency and leadership issue. >> from the outside looking in right now, miss america is in disarray right now. do you think miss america will survive this? >> i do. i think it's great that we are allowing and making sure that there is space for accountability, and then doing what's necessary to ensure we don't continue down a path that's wrong. >> caressa cameron jackson kulg for transparency, we thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> one thing that stuck out, she said it's never the wrong time to do the right thing which is why she wants the entire board to step down. >> a lot of controversy. >> certainly. >> thank you so much, paula. coming up, this sister's game is no act. >> i see what you did there. >> check this one out. watch how her heavenly first pitch is captivating the internet. get that one too? >> out of this world. >> she's joining us live coming up next.

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the white sox game this weekend. the team calling it one of the most impressive first pitches of all time. and joining us now from chicago is sister mary jo. sister mary joe, how are you doing this morning? >> i'm good, michael. how are you? >> i'm great. we're just wondering, how did this first pitch come about for you? how was the offer thrown out to you to throw out the first pitch? >> marian catholic had a night with the white sox. a promotional game, and it's the 60th anniversary of our school. our sisters founded the school in 1958, and so to celebrate that, the administration asked me to throw out the pitch as one of the sisters who are still here 60 years after that founding. >> there must have been a reason they chose you. >> well, george, i think it's probably because i have a little bit of athletic ability. i was probably the most likely candidate because of my youth and my agility.

>> you played a lot of sports growing up. i was so impressed by you, sister, because you threw it from the mound, and a lot of people that throw that ceremonial first pitch, they cheat and don't throw it from the mound. why did you decide to step out on the mound from the rubber and throw from there? >> well, as an athlete you gotta be all in. i knew that my coaches and my teammates, when they saw that, they would be, like, what are you doing wimping out? you gotta do the real thing. it's all or nothing. i had to do it from the top. >> we saw that little nifty move where you hit the ball off your bicep. george and i have been there for first pitches and it's one of the scariest things to ever be done. >> you didn't look nervous at all. it's a terrifying thing to do. >> well, part of it is i had to do something to take my mind off it. right? i mean, it's too awkward to just stand and throw from the jump. i had to do some kind of -- put me in motion as, you know, either catch it and throw it, and so i had to do something to do that.

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insta no-no. alec baldwin reacting to his insta no-no. alec baldwin reacting to his daughter's revealing instagram picture. how parents can push back when they think their older children have gone too far. all while finding common ground. how hot does it get inside strollers when you cover them with a blanket? is that really the best way to protect your baby from the sun in soaring temperatures? one simple solution to help you beat the heat.

return of the rhythm nation. janet jackson with her first new music in years "made for now." >> it's about now, it's about love, it's about being in the moment. >> the story behind what could be one of her biggest hits in decades. plus, crazy big block buster. "crazy rich asians" blowing up the box office. this morning, the stars of the hit romantic comedy react to their huge opening weekend as we say -- >> good morning, america. we are live in times square. good morning, america. thank you for joining us on this monday morning. "crazy rich asians," also the first rom-com to take the first spot at the box office since 2014. i didn't realize it was that long. we have more on the pop culture phenomenon coming up. we all can't wait to see it. >> we'll let you know how it is

because george promised to take us this coming weekend. we have the spectacular photos from nick jonas and priyanka chopra's engagement party. they made it instagram official. we have more details coming up in "pop news." they have known each other a little over a year. >> all right -- already an engagement. they didn't waste any time. >> when you know, you know. we have some headlines to get to this morning, beginning with the deadly shootings in nashville that have led to a manhunt as police try to determine if there is a connection. we'll check in with steve osunsami. he's got the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. police are encouraging residents not to walk alone and be on the lookout, saying these two men are armed and dangerous and could take a life for absolutely no reason at all. the manhunt is on this morning for these two men seen in surveillance video, driving this back chevy sedan. police believe they're running across nashville robbing and shooting victims and they're

calling them cold-blooded killers. >> i've been in nashville all my life. i've never gotten up every morning to see two people shot, one person dead, three people shot. >> reporter: three people have been shot and killed in the last nine days. another barely survived. on friday, 30-year-old jamie sarrantonio and 33-year-old bartley teal were shot and killed in the parking lot of a local bar where they were celebrating his birthday. >> 2511 gallatin avenue, cobra bar. advising, someone shot. >> reporter: three days earlier on august 14th, kendall rice robbed and killed on his way to a bus stop. about a week before that a woman shot in the back walking her dog around 1:00 a.m. she's alive today, but paralyzed. her husband is a crew member for the band one republic. >> she is now in a wheelchair going through multiple surgeries. >> reporter: speaking to "gma" by phone overnight, the woman's husband telling us he worries for his and his wife's safety. >> i don't feel safe where we are right now with what's going on. my wife is the toughest person i've ever encountered in my life.

it's nothing short of a miracle. >> reporter: police say the tips are continuing to come in, and they are certainly hoping that one of them leads them to these two alleged killers. george? >> and soon, steve, thanks very much. paula? now to asia argento. one of the first women to come forward with accusations of sexual assault against harvey weinstein now facing allegations herself. the accuser, an actor who says she sexually assaulted him when he was only 17 years old. abc's linsey davis is back with the details. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, paula. asia argento was one of the first to accuse harvey weinstein of sexual assault. she took the lead in the #metoo movement, taking a film industry to task for a culture she says protects sexual abusers. now she finds herself on the other side. argento and jimmy bennett first met when the then 7-year-old played her son in the 2004 film

"the heart is deceitful" among all things. when bennett was 17, his lawyer said he went to see argento in her california hotel room where he claims argento sexually assaulted him. "the new york times" reports that it received court documents from an anonymous encrypted e-mail outlining a $380,000 settlement between argento and bennett. according to the paper, bennett claims that argento gave him alcohol and kissed him before engaging in sexual activity. paula, we have not received any comment on this matter from argento. >> linsey, thank you very much. michael. >> thank you, paula. now to a spectacular performance by olympic gold medallist simone biles going from the fierce five to the fantastic five. that five standing for her fifth national all-around championship in u.s. gymnastics, making history, sweeping every event at the meet. will she be back at the olympic games in 2022? that's the big question, and we'll have to wait and see for the answer. >> she makes it look so easy. >> i get nervous watching that.

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pump it up guys. welcome to our audience here on this monday. >> i love this. >> george pumping up the audience this morning. tomorrow we're sharing tips from celebrity's glam squads. find out how stars like gigi hadid, rihanna and cindy crawford do their beauty. first we have adrienne bankert and "pop news." [ applause ] >> i'm going to see if you'll sing along with me, paula. ♪ what have you done for me lately ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ >> who am i talking about? ♪ what have you done for me lately ♪ >> janet jackson -- wow. >> that came from the audience. >> nice. it's catchy. >> back-up singers for "pop news." >> who doesn't know a janet jackson song? e e t mt ic careers inusshst cb she's colla

with latin yankee. she is dancing with dancers from all over the world. here's her message. >> it's about now. it's about love. it's about being in the moment. not thinking about tomorrow and yesterday. i think we do that too much and not enjoy the space we're in. >> the video has 12.5 million views and counting. janet headlining the global citizen festival here in central park on september 29th. >> it is miss jackson. >> if you're nasty. >> if you're nasty. >> i wasn't going to go there. >> you gotta go there. >> we'll always go there. >> that's true. i forgot who i was hanging with. oops. let's talk about chris hemsworth on the september cover of "gq." ouhe fst look. hemsworth revealing he'stotally word hunk.

hibrrough role requirethose bice he told the magazine he prefers to bring more humanity to his role like showing his vulnerable side. he enjoys quality time with his wife elsa and their three kids. he also revealed something else priceless, that he has discovered what he calls a quiet confidence when it comes to his career telling "gq" i feel a sense of ease and relaxed and open about it. don't we all want that in our lives? >> yeah. >> the new issue of "gq" manana. quiet confidence is what i think about when i see george and michael. >> what about me? >> i was going to give you a shot out. >> loud confidence maybe? >> third times a charm. nick jonas and priyanka chopra officially engaged. check out this lovely photo of

the two of them on instagram. jonas posting future mrs. jonas. my heart, my love. the couple celebrating in india. their families meeting for the first time. priyanka sharing these photos of the engagement ceremony. it's a traditional step towards marriage in indian culture, and the mp is the logo of their two first names. they also participated in a hindu prayer ceremony. priyanka summing up the only way to do this with family and god. thank you for all your blessings and wishes. [ applause ] cameras don't lie, so when you see those pictures and they're gazing into each other's eyes, you can't help but be happy for them. >> we have two fathers of daughters here, this next story. this might be uncomfortable for george and michael and it's our "gma" cover story. alec baldwin's fatherly fears

playing out on instagram after his daughter posted this photo that we had to make appropriate for morning tv. baldwin with a priceless response. >> reporter: model ireland baldwin is no stranger to posting provocative photos on instagram, and while her fans may love her for it, her father, alec baldwin seems not so happy about it. ireland sharing this image over the weekend. alex baldwin comments no, just no. >> whatever they post can come back to haunt them potentially in five to ten years. we have not taken the time to teach them the consequences. >> reporter: and alec baldwin isn't the only eagle-eyed celebrity parent keeping tabs on his kids online. david beckham responding to his son brooklyn's live stream commenting you should be in school. >> they are testing the boundaries and that's how kids have been forever. >> we want to bring in mom.me

editor ericka souter. my husband would have a heart attack if my daughter posted anything like that. by applause, who follows their children on social media? [ applause ] >> everyone should. >> everyone should. that is the best advice right there. when can a parent comment on their kid's posts and their tweets? >> i think parents should be comfortable commenting on anything their children post. if they're concerned, take the conversation off line and have a one on one. >> how do you have these conversations with your children without sounding preachy or feeling out of touch? my daughter's embarrassed by me, so how do you have those conversations? >> you want to acknowledge why social media is important to their lives. it gives them a sense of community. they feel like they can share their feelings and be open and express themselves, but then you want to talk to them about what they risk by posting so much on

social media. >> what are some of those risks? there are legitimate concerns about their children, revealing too much? >> parents tell us they're worried about their kids sharing too much information with potentially dangerous individuals. like where they are going, whether they are alone. and they can get fired or lose a job opportunity. these are young adults who need to work and be responsible. lastly, you don't want someone to take those images and use them and catfish someone or pretend to be you. >> in this circumstance alec baldwin's daughter is in that in between stage before she's an adult. but she is relying on her parents for money. a lot of kids in that particular age group are, but when do you start having these conversations with your kids? at a very young age? >> kids as early as 5 are asking for smartphones. you want to set rules in your house when it's appropriate to use social media. for some families it's 12, 13, 14. next you want the limits and standards early. you want to tell them what's acceptable and not acceptable to

post. parents should be aware they're clever. you take away their cell phone if they violate some rule. they also have ipads and computers and they can post on those as well. and also, a lot of parents are telling me about the social media contract they make their kids sign. >> that's a great idea. >> all the rules are laid out and they put it on the refrigerator. it's a constant reminder of what should or should not be posted on social media. >> or you can buy them a flip phone like i did. and humiliate them. thank you so much. george? becky worley here with some tips on how to keep your babies cool in their strollers. hey, becky. >> good morning, george. creating shade for your baby in the stroller with a blanket seems simple, but could your attempts to protect your child actually be making them hotter and putting them at risk? >> reporter: you're out. it's nap time. the baby is in a stroller. the easiest way to encourage

sleep, you put a blanket over the top. it's 89 degrees today. it's baking. so the question if we put this thermometer inside the stroller, put the cover down as you would when baby is napping and cover it with a blanket how hot will it get? this blanket is a slim muslin, and it seems really breathable. but i check it after just ten minutes. wow. it's 98, almost 99 degrees. it's gone up almost ten degrees. that's hot for a baby. we tried the same thing with a thick blanket. it's 102 degrees and only a little bit hotter than when we had the thin muslin blanket on top. there's no baby here. there's no breath being expelled. no 98-degree heat generator. meaning that stroller seat could get hotter. if you think walking ventilates the stroller, think again. ten minutes walking, we checked the temperature again.

oh, wow. 100 degrees. this pediatrician said there's not an exact temperature that causes baby overheat, but not to cover the stroller with the blanket. >> paebs are not able to regulate heat as well as adults do. >> reporter: while we don't know how many babies overheat from blankets covering strollers, but heatstroke can happen in a flash. >> the heart rate will start to go up. they'll start to act confused and not be with it. >> parking strollers in shaded areas is a key. also creating air circulation helps. this fan is a rechargeable battery and clips onto a stroller. it costs $15. trk help makecotae,tay cool, an maybe even napping for longer, george. >> if you don't use the blanket, how do you deal with sun protection? >> it's an issue. they want to keep the sun off

the babies, but there are add-on shades that come with strollers, but pediatricians tell us that a few minutes of sun is okay, and the best shade comes from a big tree and a cool area where the parent is comfortable sitting too. >> makes a lot of sense. thank you, becky. let's go to ginger. let's do your "gma" moment. this is from pittsburgh, texas. how hard is it to get a humming bird to eat out of your hand? nearly impossible. you have to be like a mannequin. watch. this is video, not a picture. the humming bird eating straight from his hand. then you see dwight's eyes, like, i did it. he is so good. i'm so impressed. dwight thank you for that. send your "gma" moment

now to the number one movie making major moves at the box office. "crazy rich asians" breaking records and exceeding expectations with a diverse cast in its huge opening weekend. juju chang spoke to the stars and the best-selling author behind the romantic comedy. it must have been a fun conversation to have. yo the phrase moy talks, that's what we're talking about. "crazy rich asians" is doing for rom-coms what "black panther" did for super hero movies. which is proving that a

non-white cast can have mainstream appeal and bring in the bucks. >> these people aren't just rich, okay? they are crazy rich. >> reporter: the smash box office success of hollywood's "crazy rich asians" more proof that representation matters and it can pay off, huge. the romantic comedy snagging a $34 million weekend making it the highest opening for a rom-com in three years. >> this is gold standard. don't be shy. talk to her. >> i love you. >> there's never been an asian-american rom-com that did so well partly because there's never been another asian american romantic comedy. >> reg film is also the first picture to feature an all asian cast in a quarter century. >> they tell me you're, like, the prince william of asia. >> that's ridiculous. i'm more of a prince harry.

>> reporter: screening with asian-americans have left audiences in tears. why is it so emotional? >> a lot of people cry the second they see the asian faces on screen. it means something to kids and people to see images that reflect themselves. >> reporter: the long overdue opus energizing fans across the country. thousands taking to social media, organizing group screenings and buying out theaters for those needing tickets. while celebrities flooded their timelines with praise for the film. justin bieber tweeting go see "crazy rich asians" this weekend. so good. chris pratt writing, haven't seen a movie that good in a long, long time. based on the best selling novel by kevin kwan. what made you've pick a major motion picture? >> to me, it wasn't even a choice. i felt like we needed a big, bold fashioned hollywood opening to prove to the world a t >> reporter: and succeed it has.

when you see something like this succeed, it actually emboldens hollywood to take more so-called risks of their own. and, you know, i spoke to henry golding again, after the box numbers came in, and he says he is the one who plays the asian prince charming and he says, of course, clearly, the whole cast is thrilled, but that at its core, "crazy rich asians" is a cinderella love story, and who can't relate to a good love story? >> i love a good rom-com. the bottom line is it's a great movie. >> absolutely. the asian-american community is galvanized buying tickets for kids who can't afford it. they are going to watch parties, getting dressed up in their couture, so the enthusiasm is definitely infectious. >> i love it. thank you so much, juju. appreciate it. coming up, we have the hottest fashions on trends for hottest fashions on trends for wel l

good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." san francisco police are looking for two of the three drivers who shut down the bay bridge yesterday in a happened before 11:00. the police are responded as quickly as they could to the side show, and didrre, but often the drivers are gone before they get there. and alexis, we have seen it recently. >> yes, and it is not fun to be caught behind one of those. and we have heavy spots including the san mateo bridge and westbound 92, a disabled

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now, the the accuweather forecast with drew touma. >> tracking the fog still dense in the north bay and santa cruz and petaluma down to one mile. we look at the cloud cover overhead and temperature wises as you are stepling tout door,

the 50s and 60s an it will be co comfortable in the afternoon with the 70sel along the shoreline. >> and another update in 30 minutes, and always on the news app and >> welcome you back to "gma" on this monday we welcome you back to "gma" on this monday morning. summer is winding down. here to help you create an awesome autumn wardrobe the lovely and talented kahlana barfield. what are the trends for fall? >> what's old is always new again. we hear that all the time, but this season, it's really true. it's stuff you probably wore in high school or your parents have in their closets. a lot of '80s, a lot of western,

but all done in a very modern way. >> things we horde in oard in ot pitch. >> yes. >> let's get started. this takes us back to the '80s reminiscent of a certain material girl and whitney houston. tell us about this particular look which michael was saying would look great on george. >> absolutely. it's all about color and sparkle. it's about over the top. we found this coat for $150. it's a bit of a splurge. if you have this jacket, you can put it over a basic dress or do it casually like our model with a tee and jeans. we're pairing it with a simple shoe. >> where would we where something like this? >> it's a party look. if you're going to a party or going out for drinks with friends. this is the perfect look. >> lexie, thank you. great job. next i see a little "clueless" up there.

we're channelling the '90s movie "clueless." let's see it. i like this. >> it's preppy, but it's not the preppy that you think of when you think of pastel colors. it's bold color like this played plaid jacket. this someone from zara. we're pairing it with a belt. >> how can anybody pull this off? >> the key is belt it. that will accentuate the waist, and with a papt lint like this, want to do a heel, not a flat. this is going to elongate your body. >> miranda pulling it off. a little bit of the wild, wild west is inspiring our next look. it has always had an influence

on the fashion world. let's see it, and tell us about this look. i am feeling this. >> this is really onef thetrend. it's a western trend, and i love this look so much. so you're going to see a ton of fringe, a ton of suede. you're going to see cowboy boots. our model is doing the fringe, but in black. a black denim skirt and then a white cowboy boot instead of the predictable brown. >> where's our cowboy? >> then just to give this look a pop of color a red cross body bag. >> where's a good place to try this? >> i think this takes you across the board. if you work in a creative environment, you can wear this to work. aelica, thank you so much.end. kahlana, this has been informative.

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we are back now with a new study that may change everything you think you know about picky eaters. abc's chief medical correspondent jen ashton will be live in just a moment. first why pressuring kids to eat won't make a difference. >> reporter: picky eaters, if you don't know one personally, you've seen one in the movies. >> open. >> like riley from "inside out." >> hold on guys. it's broccoli! >> reporter: don't pressure your picky eater. it doesn't work. new research shows forcing kids to eat foods they don't like won't change their ways or if they have picky habits later. it will make it tense at mealtime. experts say picky eating is common in toddlers and you can go up to age 6. babies grow so much during the first year often tripling their weight. it's normal for their appetite to slow down. and also normal for parents to

worry about their tots. mom of four, bryce herman, knows that all too well. >> i'm not having. >> just a lile no. >> why? >> reporter: her little one avi is the pickiest. >> he'll look at a plate of food. if it has something he doesn't want, he's just matter of factly, no i'm not eating it. >> reporter: here is how she handles it. >> if he eats it, he eats it. if not, no world war iii. >> we're joined by dr. jen ashton. and before we -- i want to ask the audience one question really quickly. how many have you tried to feed your kids something only to end up on the floor or all over the kitchen. [ applause ] >> most of us have been there. what's the don'ts for picky eaters? >> i think that there -- everyone has to figure this out

for themselves, but if you really look at this, the don'ts are, you have to kind of take a macro global view for this. first of all pressuring is not going to help. we didn't need a study to tell us that. it does confirm it. remember the development tasks of a toddler. they're allowed to have their preferences. this is the me era. i want to do it by myself. i want to make the decision. it's about the me and the i. you should acknowledge that and honor it. don't make mealtime a battle. we have to take a big, long view on this, and realize it's not just what they eat at every meal. what are they getting in 24 hours, and over a week that really matters? >> what about those kids that never eat? >> were you one of those kids? i have feel like we should have mama strahan. >> what do you guys think? no. >> as a mother i had one child who had sushi by the age of 2 and the other who ate a completely white meal until they were 10. in terms of the warning signs, when you take your child to the

pediatrician, if they are growing along their curve and no signs of malnutrition, you don't have to make this into world war iii. >> if you want your kids to eat something new, how do you do that? >> broccoli takes a hit. put a little broccoli on the pizza and then before you know it, yank the pizza and they'll be eating kale and broccoli. >> the jury is still out. it's worth a try. >> you bet. >> doc, thank you so much. we're going over to ginger. i was listening to that one. i have one picky eater. guess what all summer long "gma" and our sponsor king also hawaiian have been celebrating block parties. just like laura and her friends, they had a luau. today is your last chance to send your block party photos. you could win $25,000 for the best block party. go to goodmorningnamerica.com/block party.

you could win $25,000 for your block party. just go to sorry, just making friends here. disney is kicking off its 90-day countdown to mickey mouse's 90th birthday. his legacy spanning nearly a century. disney launching a worldwide celebration full of magical surprises including an interactive art exhibit called mickey the true original exhibition. it's right here in new york city.

here are some -- we're going to see really good artists and they pay tribute to the mouse. we'll have more with mickey coming up on this program. michael, we can't wait. >> i can't wait. i can't wait to talk about the hottest books of the summer. whether you are by the pool or not, we have the must reads to pick up before labor day. i have two vivacious readers. george, you know you love to read. >> i do. >> so many great books. i'm going to give you guys a quiz that's going to determine what book i'm going to gift you to read for the summer. how about that? >> you're giving us a gift? >> yes. paula, i'm going to start with you. the first question -- >> can i have the music please? >> it's not really a therapy session. what is your ideal reading spot? a, a blanket in the park, b, a coffee shop, c, the subway? >> coffee shop.

>> what would you be if you weren't an anchor? a, singer musician, b a vet, or c, a librarian? >> gymnast isn't on the list. singer musician. >> what is your favorite work-out song? "single ladies," "despacito," "lose yourself"? >> palms are sweaty. "lose yourself." >> how is this going to determine what book you get? >> i listen to the clean version. >> as we all do. we'll calculate what summer read is right for you, paula. here we go.

there it is, "true." we have a special message from the author and his daughter. >> hi, paula. this is a great novel and it's dedicated to me. thanks, dad. >> hi paula. this is "true." i'm really curious to know what you think of the ending. >> now you have to read it and report back to us. >> george is going to have "war and peace." >> george, you're up. hard questions for you. the first thing you do when you wake up is? a, scroll through instagram stories, b, read several newspapers cover to cover or c, run five miles. >> that's an easy one. b. >> i can see that. next question what's your favorite solo activity? a, working out, b, rock climbing

or c, painting self-portraits. >> one, working out. >> i like that, george. >> that was a great visual. >> your last question before we determine what book is best for you, what is a tv show you have binge watched? a "stranger things," b "billions," c "sex and the city." >> "billions." >> survey says "ohio." you're from ohio. george, we have a personal message for you from the author. >> george, i think you'll enjoy my novel "ohio." it's a mystery that follows four characters going back to their hometown on the same night. through their stories, it explores the generation, and a

coming of age journey during the great recession. >> i look forward to that. >> you don't even have to go to the store. i'm going to give you the beach towel and the book and the bag. >> i'm looking forward to this. thank you, michael. >> enjoy that summer reading. you're all set for the beach. george and paula have their summer reads. every book you see is recommended by our producers at abc. you can see the full selection and the exclusive messages from the authors. that's on our website. coming up next, disney's new breakout star, sabrina carpenter, is here.

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