house. >> that's geo on the right. >> my gosh. >> believe it or not. and liza minnelli. >> she's getting it. >> good im good morning, america. as we join you this thursday morning, the washington nationals are waking up world series champs for the first time ever. sweet victory. >> the washington nationals are world champions. >> overnight, washington winning their first world series in franchise history overpowering the astros. sending the nation's capital into a frenzy. we're one-on-one with the mvp right here on "gma." wildfire emergency. new fires breaking out as the so-called devil winds, the strongest in a decade, whip up new flames. firefighters struggling to contain them. the winds knocking over big rigs. our reporter right there. impeachment turning point.

the big vote set in the house this morning to take testimony public. how it could affect the president as democrats call for former national security adviser john bolton to testify. dramatic new footage inside the isis raid, the dangerous battle to capture the most wanted terrorist in the world and overnight the president reveals the name of the hero dog that helped take down baghdadi. alex trebek's new message now sharing the warning signs he missed in his pancreatic cancer fight. the new report that lori loughlin and her husband are panicking as they could face up to 45 years behind bars and now a former co-star is standing by her. ♪ celebrate good times come on and get ready to celebrate halloween like you have never seen. our a-team has tricks and treats up their sleeves. more marvelous and out of this world than anything you could dream. ♪ i want some hot stuff >> so get on board.

and let it go. because "gma" is turning up the heat on halloween like never before. ♪ ♪ good morning, america. happy halloween. those were just some of our favorite looks over the years and we cannot wait to celebrate a little bit later this morning. and neither can our audience that's outside. take a look. they are already in the spirit. oh, yeah, get it, girl, get it. they're lining up for our big show. wait until you see who is going to be here. we have a clue. we have a clue? you've never seen our studio quite like this before. our studio quite like this. >> subtle clue. >> very subtle. something else we haven't seen before, a world series win for washington, d.c. the nationals won all four games on the road and even though the game was in houston, take a look at the stadium in d.c., 16,000

cheer on the nationals in the rain. >> amazing support by their fans. what a fantastic finish. the nationals battling back in the seventh inning to take the lead and beat the astros. boy, my houston astros. but the better team won. eva pilgrim, she was there for it all and good morning to you, eva. >> reporter: good morning. not trying to rub it in but check it out. what a wild game. this is why you have to watch a game to the very end. the astros were actually up most of the game and it wasn't really looking good for the nats but then in one inning everything changed. the nationals winning 6-2 and this morning they are waking up the world series champions. >> there it goes. there it is! the washington nationals are world champions for the first time in franchise history. >> reporter: this morning, the washington nationals are the world series champions.

defying all the odds bringing a world series title home to d.c. for the first time since 1922. >> soto delivers again. >> guess what? we stayed in the fight. we won the fight. >> reporter: through most of this do-or-die game, the nationals looked down and out. but they came alive in the seventh inning staging an epic comeback. the nationals' howie kendrick smacking the go-ahead homer. the nats gaining a lead they never lost. >> howie kendrick has made it 3-2. >> that's the beautiful thing about baseball is, you can fight, fight, fight, and you're never out of it until your last at bat. >> reporter: after the game, i spoke to winning pitcher and world series mvp, stephen strasburg. what are you going to do now that you won the world series? >> i think we need to go trick-or-treating. what do you think? >> yes.

trick-or-treat. >> reporter: in d.c., pandemonium at their home stadium, in bars and on the streets. >> it's a comeback story for the ages beating the astros for the world series. unbelievable. >> reporter: and, guys, i want to show you the ball that changed everything. this is howie kendrick's home run ball. you can see that yellow mark there. that's the yellow paint off of the foul pole. it hit the foul pole and bounced in helping put the nationals in the history books and this ball is now headed to the baseball hall of fame. it's going to be in the museum so everyone can see it. howie kendrick donated it to the museum so you can check it out yourself as well. >> i thought he donated it to you. how did you get the ball? this is a great lesson to never give up because this is a surprising victory for the nationals considering their season got off to a really slow start. >> reporter: yeah, they were 19-31.

that's not a great way to start the season and they have fought tooth and nail throughout the season to come back. they won every game of this series away. that's never been done before in any professional sport. lots of historical moments happening last night, guys. >> every one of those five elimination games they were trailing and came back and won like that. you got to give that ball up. you do know that, eva. hang on to it while you can. >> i have to give it back. >> charlie gibson, this time, 3:00 a.m. i got an email that said, if i see your show in the morning it won't be because i got up. it will because i'll still be up. too excited to sleep. >> congratulations. >> yes, congrats. >> all right. we turn to the wildfire emergency in california. take a live look, those are the flames in san bernardino. the state on edge again this morning as those fierce santa ana winds whip through sparking new fires, and matt gutman is on the ground in simi valley.

matt, i know that you saw the danger of those winds firsthand. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. about a half mile away we were on the highway when the fire flashed over us. the heat was enormous and firefighters stood their ground. we got saved by tankers dropping water, but we saw that fire gallop hundreds of yards in just a couple of minutes and it gives you a sense of what firefighters and the conditions they are battling here this morning and why we've seen multiple new fires erupt just over the past several hours. overnight, firefighters grappling with multiple fires. the wind this morning sowing inferno after inferno. the strongest wind event in over a decade delivering destruction. >> just grabbed everything i could and we left the house this morning. >> if it was to jump one of those roads, we would have some property in danger here. >> reporter: in chula vista, ten miles south of san diego, fields of grass surrounding this riverbed engulfed in flames. squads of firefighters marching in to battle the blaze. helicopters racing in to get those hot spots.

over 100 miles away in fullerton, flames fueling evacuations. this view from above showing the roaring fire. fiery limbs whipping in the air as choppers overhead drop water and race to extinguish that blaze below. and nearly 30 miles from fullerton, another fire. here towering flames seen from the sky racing up the power lines. we witnessed the devastating speeds from these winds that propelled the easy fire. wow, intensity of that is absolutely enormous. the heat is overwhelming. arriving along this highway as the fire galloped downhill. giant tankers dumping that phos-chek. right now, we're about to get dropped on. you can hear that plane coming through. look out! but it didn't stop the fire from leapfrogging the firefighters and the highway.

this highway is probably about 70 yards wide and look at that tree go up right now. all day enormous resources poured into chasing the easy fire but too often it ran too fast, incinerating over 1,600 acres. the fire encircling the ronald reagan library, an iconic spot in southern california, the whole area incinerated. and the senior center evacuated. smoke clogging the air and authorities trying to get the patients out helping the bedridden and those still in wheelchairs. authorities begging everyone to stay calm. >> okay, stay calm, kiddo. i got you. >> reporter: it wasn't just humans evacuated. we saw horses being taken out of here but i want to you see something. just this morning, we found this clutch of chickens hanging on here for dear life but i want to give you a sense of what firefighters will be battling this morning. check out those embers just whipping across the landscape. that could start new fires and it's going to be a very rough 24

hours ahead for firefighters here. george. >> and a rough week. okay, matt, thanks. want to go to rob marciano in santa clarita. winds kicking up there as well. >> again, george, we still have the winds blowing. the air is getting colder inland and at night that causes the air to come rushing down the valleys. the national weather service, this is an unprecedented action by them. they have issued what's called an extreme red flag warning meaning fire weather conditions are there for explosive growth. never done that before. it requires four parameters to be met, one, high wind warning winds gusting to 58 miles per hour, relative humidity less than 10%. check. live critical fuel levels of moisture meaning stuff that's live like that, those trees up there that are now brown, they have to be at 60% or less. we have that and finally a two-day event, absolutely check. long duration. that's been crushing residents here like people in the neighborhood. they're still without power. firefighters dealing with over two weeks of ongoing wind events. they're exhausted but very impressive to watch them work their situation.

ten miles per hour is the difference between today and yesterday but still extreme and they might even increase over the next few hours. this morning conditions will continue to be dicey. michael, over to you. >> conditions there, rob. we're going to go to ginger now for the latest on where the winds are heading. good morning to you, ginger. >> good morning to you, michael. we know that driving high has sunk a little farther south. you have smoke alerts from bakersfield to modesto, but let's go ahead and focus on southern california. that is where the extreme red flag warning is up. los angeles included. malibu, pasadena but the high wind warnings for up to 50-mile-per-hour gusts go all the way to the mexican border. you want to see some of the gusts, so impressive of what happened within the last 24 hours. we're talking about nearly 80-mile-per-hour winds there in ventura county. 73 and 68-mile-per-hour winds at fremont canyon and warm springs collectively. remember, we're talking relative humidity 3% to 10%.

but come back here because by tomorrow, this is why i'm smiling, because we can finally see those winds go in the 5 to 15-mile-per-hour range. the only thing left is horrible air quality going into the weekend. >> ginger, thank you. now to breaking news overseas. reports this morning that north korea has fired off two new projectiles while nuclear negotiations stall with the u.s. our foreign correspondent james longman has the latest on all that. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, robin. north korea has fired two projectiles, possibly ballistic missiles, into the sea towards japan according to the south korean military. now, if confirmed as a missile test, this would be the north's 12th this year. the launches traveled roughly 230 miles at 55 miles up and coming from south pyongyang province. the last test came earlier this month when the north fired a new type of missile being launched from a submarine. it's thought that missile could carry a nuclear warhead. all this is the latest blow to already bleak hopes of restarting the u.s./north korean talks. president trump last met kim jong-un in june but that did

nothing really to improve relations in a meaningful way. these tests are bottom line another warning to the u.s. that while the tension may be on upheaval in washington and chaos in the middle east, north korea remains serious about developing its nuclear weapons. george. >> doesn't look like any progress in the negotiations. james, thanks very much. we're going to go to congress now where the house is set for its first big floor vote on impeachment laying out the rules for public hearings, and behind closed doors, testimony from a key white house aide who resigned overnight, and mary bruce on capitol hill. terry moran at the white house. let me start with you, mary. nancy pelosi has been resisting any floor vote but now she has the votes. >> reporter: yeah. democrats this morning are confident they do have the votes to take it into the next phase. in just a short time, every single member of the house will have to go on the record to state whether they're for or against against this impeachment movement. it's a clear sign the democrats are confident that the public increasingly is behind this push. also a move that republicans had

been asking for, they have been demanding that the house take a formal vote like this on impeachment. now they say it's too little too late. they're expected to be united in their opposition. it will outline what's come next including the procedures. >> lot of democrats want to move quickly. >> they've been moving at a rapid pace here, that's expected to continue. no dates has been set yet. they're expected to start these public hearings some time in the middle of next month. george. >> okay, mary bruce. thanks. let's bring in terry moran from the white house. today behind closed door, tim morrison, a key white house aide, who actually resigned his post last night is defying the white house wishes and will testify. >> reporter: while he's not at a household name, tim morrison is a key figure, he served on the national security council inside the white house and the point person on ukraine, he's at the center of these event.

s. lot of people come to him about their conference about whatever it is what the president and rudy giuliani were up to. he takes the inquiry deeper into the white house, closer to the president himself. his departure from the white house announced last night, the white house claims was -- has been in the works for a long time. it certainly does give him the freedom to testify more openly with this inquiry. now, the other big story, the subpoena of john bolton. john bolton could be the star witness in this impeachment inquiry. he was president trump's national security adviser the right-hand man on these issues and several other witnesses testified that bolton was aware of this shadow foreign poll policy between rudy giuliani and president trump. he wanted no part of

the video released by the pentagon shows u.s. special forces in action. ian pannell has more. >> reporter: overnight our first look at the dramatic raid on the hideout of isis leader al baghdadi. pentagon video showing u.s. special forces flying in coming under attack from local fighters. the assault team returning fire. incredible images show the small black figures of delta force commandos closing in about to breach the compound. later, a massive blast as u.s. forces complete their mission. u.s. bombs leveling baghdadi's compound. this is what the residence looked like before. and here the razed home of the most dangerous and wanted man however the pentagon unable to verify the president's account of the isis leader whimpering, crying and screaming. >> he crawled into a hole with two small children, blew himself up while his people stayed on the ground. you can deduce what kind of a person it is based on that

activity. so that would be my empirical observation of what he did. i'm not able to confirm anything else about his last seconds. i just can't confirm that one way or another. >> reporter: and this morning, heightened security as fears of retaliation loom. >> yet, the bench tends to rise to the top and my guess is that we will, if history is any judge over the next somewhere between a couple of days and a couple of weeks, we'll see a new leader announced. >> reporter: this morning, the very people who helped us with that mission and fight isis are once again under attack despite the apparent cease-fire. with reports of kurds dying and once aga being forced to flee from their homes, robin. >> ian, one other point. president trump released a name of the dog that was involved and the dog's name was supposed to be classified. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the president tweeting a mock-up of the dog involved in the baghdadi mission receiving a medal and releasing his name.

it was classified apparently to protect the unit involved. the president also saying that conan will leave the middle east next week and head to the white house. robin. >> all right, ian, thank you. okay, we are following a lot of other stories this morning, including that new report on lori loughlin that says she and her husband are at a breaking point as they face a new charge in the college admissions scandal. and "jeopardy" host alex trebek revealing the warning signs for pancreatic cancer he says he missed. his message to help others. and it is halloween, and wait until you see what is about to happen here on "gma." but first, we'll go back to ginger who has some video up that i'm not sure i like. >> i don't think people in chicago necessarily liked it, michael. more than an inch of snow. they haven't done that this early in the season for 30 years. chicago got some too. now moving east and means severe storms and heavy rain. your local weather in 30 seconds. first, the halloween cities sponsored by ancestry.com.

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welcome back to "gma," and welcome to i'm scared. yes, we are counting down to our halloween spooktacular. i don't know why i did it like that but the party starts soon. it is busy upstairs. decorations are going up. costumes are going on. transforming for halloween takes a village, people. we just gave you another clue. yeah. >> it's only a big clue if you know it. >> all right, all right. we'll have much more on that ahead. but first, we have the top headlines that we're following right now. this halloween, snow and severe storms making trick-or-treating pretty tough for millions of families across the country. out west some of the coldest

october temperatures ever and here in the east heavy rain. they're rescheduling trick-or-treating in towns from the chicago area to boston. also this morning, the washington nationals waking up world series champs for the first time in franchise history, they beat the astros, came from behind in game seven to win 6-2. all the wins on the road. and a tough break for steph curry. did you see this last night? oh, broke his hand against the suns. the warriors also lost the game. curry will have an mri and ct scan to determine if he'll need surgery. >> that's tough. we're going to turn now to some new developments in the college admissions scandal as another parent is sentenced in the case. "people" magazine reports that lori loughlin's family is, quote, in chaos and she and her husband face new bribery charges. linsey davis here with the story. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. according to that source, the

actress just wanted the best for her daughters. reportedly, she is sad, she is angry, and now she's terrified and regrets not taking a plea deal, and that source attributes the family being in chaos to the prosecution surprising them with a third federal charge. this morning, actress lori loughlin is reportedly at a breaking point. just one week after she and her husband, mossimo giannulli, were hit with an additional federal charge, one count each of conspiracy to commit federal programs bribery. the couple now faces up to 45 years each in prison. >> this is a huge nightmare for lori. it's this huge, crushing anxiety that has been pressing on their family, and they really have such an uncertain future. >> reporter: the couple stands accused of paying $500,000 to get their two daughters in usc by posing then as elite athletes. they've been quietly going about their lives awaiting their next court date but, according to a loughlin source who spoke to "people" magazine, the new charge left them panicked. >> lori will have moments where she just breaks down, and then she'll have moments where she gets this kind of feeling of grit and determination that she's going to beat this.

>> reporter: this as loughlin's "full house" co-star bob saget is speaking out about his longtime friend to fox news. >> i love the people i love and i have empathy for people that are in my life for 35 years. i don't cut people out. >> reporter: loughlin and her husband are 2 of 22 people who pleaded not guilty to their alleged roles in the country's largest cheating scandal. this as another parent fellow, actress felicity huffman, was released from prison after admitting guilt in her role, a case loughlin reportedly watched closely. >> lori does feel like she is a scapegoat because she's one of the most famous people involved in the case and feels like it's a david and goliath situation and the government can put as much pressure on them as they want. >> reporter: and on wednesday, another parent charged in the "varsity blues" scandal met his fate in a boston federal courthouse. jeffrey bizzack sentenced to two months in jail after admitting to paying $250,000 for getting his son into usc as a phony volleyball recruit.

meanwhile, lot of lin is putting on a solid front with her husband. the same daughters that she was trying to help could now be witnesses against their parents at trial and they could also be charged as defendants themselves. lori loughlin is adamant, the allegations against her are not true. you can read the full story in the new "people" on newsstands nationwide friday, michael. >> all right. thank you so much, linsey. now to what's being called a bold move by twitter ceo jack dorsey, announcing plans to ban all political ads as the 2020 campaigns ramp up. the move has some asking whether other social media networks will follow suit, and tom llamas is here with the latest on this story. good morning, tom. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. the trump campaign immediately came out and blasted the move saying it was an attempt to silence conservative voices. alluding to the president's large following on twitter and massive campaign war chest, but this move may be more about keeping the spotlight on facebook than the 2020 election. this morning, twitter putting

the pressure on facebook, announcing they're banning all political ads. twitter's ceo jack dorsey posting, we've made the decision to stop all political advertising on twitter globally. we believe political message reach should be earned, not bought. but campaign spending on twitter ads is minuscule compared to what the presidential candidates spend on facebook. and twitter's power play seen by many as a slap in the face to mark zuckerberg, who recently decided facebook will run political ads even ones with lies without fact-checking them. >> in a democracy i believe that people should be able to see for themselves what politicians that they may or may not vote for -- >> so you won't take them down. >> reporter: just last week, zuckerberg clashing with democrats outraged over the policy. >> could i run ads targeting republicans in primaries saying that they voted for the green new deal? >> sorry. i -- can you repeat that?

>> i'm just trying to understand the bounds here. what's fair game. >> congresswoman, i don't know the answer to that off the top of my head. >> reporter: and despite this new ban on political ads, there is still plenty of pressure on twitter this election when it comes to misinformation. >> this is a response to concerns around how ads could be boosted and targeted to spread disinformation but it doesn't address, you know, what happens when president trump tweets something that's false or when a russian actor uses normal twitter accounts to spread a false statement. >> reporter: still a lot of questions when it comes to the election. our political team spoke with several campaigns about this issue and said twitter pulling political ads will have minimal impact on the election. the spending is not even close when it comes to twitter and facebook. you're talking thousands of dollars versus millions spent on facebook and twitter also making

this announcement just before facebook was announcing its earnings to wall street so a lot of pr about it, a lot of pressure between the social media giant. >> it does send a big message. >> it does and keeps the pressure on misinformation and social media. the spotlight is there. >> as it should be. thanks, tom. now to breaking news overnight. that missing virginia teenager, isabel hicks found alive. her alleged abductor in custody this morning. amy is here with the very latest on this. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. her family, of course, breathing a huge sigh of relief. the sheriff's office says 14-year-old isabel hicks appeared unharmed after going missing more than a week ago. this morning, a happy conclusion to a ten-day manhunt. 14-year-old isabel hicks found safe and unharmed after she was spotted in a car with armed and dangerous 34-year-old bruce lynch, the man authorities say took her from her home october 21st. her family pleading for her return. >> isabel, i love you and i want you to come home and just let me know if you're okay. >> reporter: the fbi quickly joining the search as sightings of the pair were reported across virginia. >> we won't stop until she comes home safely.

>> reporter: at one point the duo even turning up on the doorstep of lynch's mother who turned them away and called police according to cbs. the pair then ran into the woods eluding authorities for another 24 hours. >> they did run off at one point in time, and they ran through the backyard into the wooded area. >> reporter: the pair finally apprehended when a driver spotted them in a stopped vehicle and called police. >> when she was spotted she appeared to be unharmed which was good to hear. >> and officials are holding a press conference later today where we should learn more about isabel's ordeal. there are a lot of questions in the case that need to be answered still. >> at least she is home. thank you. coming up, alex trebek's message sharing the warning signs he missed as he faces pancreatic cancer. come on back. missed as he faces pancreatic cancer. come on back.

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back now with alex trebek and a new public service announcement ahead of world pancreatic cancer day, which is next month speaking about the warning signs of the disease and saying he wishes he had known them sooner. diane macedo is here with more on all that. good morning, diane. >> reporter: robin, good morning. this is one of the deadliest types of cancer. now, alex trebek is on a mission to change that by raising awareness about what to look out for, including the early sign that he missed. >> alex trebek. >> reporter: alex trebek is joining forces with the world pancreatic cancer coalition to spread the word about the often deadly disease he himself has been battling.

>> now in order to help patients fight and survive this disease, more attention and awareness are needed. >> reporter: as part of his new public service announcement, the legendary game show host is opening up about an early sign he missed. >> i wish i had known sooner that the persistent stomach pain i experienced prior to my diagnosis was a symptom of pancreatic cancer. other common symptoms can include midback pain, unexplained weight loss, new onset diabetes and the yellowing of the skin or eyes. >> reporter: trebek has been committed to openness during his cancer battle. >> with the love and support of my family and friends and with the help of your prayers also, i plan to beat the low survival rate statistics for this disease. >> reporter: sharing the news, good and bad alike, including when he received a devastating update when doctors said he was near remission. >> we were all very optimistic, and they said, good.

we're going to stop chemo. we'll start you on immunotherapy. i lost about 12 pounds in a week and my numbers went sky high, much higher than they were when i was first diagnosed. so the doctors have decided that i have to undergo chemo again. >> reporter: despite the setback, frequent pain and at times overwhelming sadness, trebek hasn't missed a day of work in all his 36 seasons on "jeopardy." he's now leaning on his devoted fans to join him in conquering the disease once and for all. >> together we can get it done. >> and trebek is now asking people to spread the word any way they can including wearing purple on november 21st for world pancreatic cancer day. he is so inspiring. >> he really is. >> wishing him the best and a speedy recovery to alex trebek. >> thank you so much, diane. and we're switching gears when we come back. our audience is getting in the halloween spirit. what will we be? that's up next.

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a new warning just out from the ftc about popular cosmetic contacts. what to know before you make them part of your halloween. the science of being scared. when is getting a good fright good for you? how to face your fears head on. dr. ashton will break it down. ♪ celebrate good times come on there's a party going on right here. come party with us. this a-team knows how to throw a halloween bash. >> ooh. >> we've seen them as superstars, superheroes, even super small. this team has created a dynasty. >> fabulous. >> "gma" is going to scare me. >> coming in like a wrecking ball every year. >> halloween on "gma," there's nothing like it. boo! >> all aboard the ultimate halloween spooktacular. >> all: happy halloween. >> thank you. ♪ celebrate and have a good time

it's time to come together ♪ >> it's lovely how our friends who come here get into the spirit. we're into it but our producers really are. alana right there, she's one of the lead producers of the hour, we'll put her on camera. she wore sparkly shoes at least. she has come up with something, she and the team, have come up with something special. >> you surprised her a little bit. >> you are going to love it, believe me. we won't tell you what it is just yet but have another clue so take a look. >> hey, "gma," it's k.c. from k.c. and the sunshine band. i heard what you're doing for halloween. let me give you a little hint. be careful of walking in those platform shoes. that's the way i like it. happy halloween. >> uh-huh, uh-huh. that's right, and the big reveal. it is coming up very soon and, trust me, it's going to be super freaky. but first, we have that big win last night for the nationals.

washington, d.c., celebrating an historic world series championship. the team breaking out champagne showers in houston. fans back in d.c. partying in the rain in real showers so let's go back to eva pilgrim in houston. good morning, eva. >> reporter: robin, what a game. what a season. it is real. the washington nationals are the world series champions. we have a shirt. we have the hat. they are bringing the title back to d.c. for the first time for that city since 1924. now the interesting part of this game, the astros were actually up most of the game. it wasn't looking good for the nats, but they came alive in the seventh inning, staging just an epic comeback. howie kendrick getting the go-ahead homer and bouncing off the foul pole back in. the nats gain the lead to win 6-2, and after the game, i got to talk with world series mvp stephen strasburg. i asked him how he was going to plan to celebrate this epic win? he told me, he's going to go trick-or-treating with his

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yay! >> welcome back to "gma" from superheroes to pop stars, you know we always go big here on halloween. >> go big or go home.

>> this years, do you know what we're going to do? we're going to boogie, man. that's right. that's a clue, everybody. an epic party. it's just minutes away and it is thursday and, robin, it's a full day for you just not here but also over on facebook. >> a new episode of thriver thursday. this is through my production company, rock'n robin productions. i'll be talking about this week's thriver. >> always inspiring. >> thank you. >> thank you. we turn now to our "gma" cover story. there's new research about kids' costumes and a new trend, some of them are getting more revealing and that could have a negative effect on children. diane macedo is back with the details. good morning, diane. >> reporter: michael, good morning. we all know that sex sells, but we don't expect that to apply to our children. now researchers in pennsylvania say the sexy halloween trend is creeping into the kids' section. ♪ it's the spookiest day of the year and for many one of the

sexiest but researchers warn the trend of sexy halloween costumes is now expanding to children. >> what i guess i didn't expect to find in children's costumes was how much more sexualized they are. >> reporter: these two professors of westchester university say their ongoing study has examined over 1,600 halloween costumes. what they found is the girls section surprised them most. you're saying even the children's costumes are now sexualized where they didn't used to be. what do you mean by that? >> for lack of a better word a skimpy looking costume. there are also some elements in the costumes that are borrowed from either high fashion or sex so you'll see more fishnet in children's stockings and a lot more corsets. >> reporter: they even say some of the costume descriptions were sexualized. >> like flirty pirate. all eyes on you. >> these costumes are being marketed to children and titled

things like flirty pirate? >> yeah. >> reporter: but the same isn't true for the boys costumes. >> they're dressing up in a costume that represents, you know, strength, competence, power. >> reporter: parenting expert ericka souter says the study confirms what worried parents have been seeing for years. >> you never want a little girl to feel that that's the way she should dress or that's the certain way she has to be to be a girl or to be feminine. >> reporter: but she says parents need to remember they have options. >> they have the purchase power. it all boils down to parents making the decision and then not letting their kids make the decision. >> ericka points out once your child becomes a teenager, it's inevitable. they will want more adult-looking costumes, and you can discuss what's appropriate, but she says, bottom line, you are the parents. you set the standards, robin. >> okay, diane, thank you. now to a halloween health alert about cosmetic contact lenses. the ftc warning that the dangers of using them as part of your halloween costume could lead to some very scary consequences and

rebecca jarvis is here with those details for us. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: yeah, robin. hate to be a buzzkill here, but there were more than 4,000 halloween-related injuries last year according to the consumer products safety commission and some of those involved halloween costumes. while colored contact lenses are a popular trend, wearing them without a prescription could cause serious injury to your eyes, even blindness. take a look at this young woman's story. >> hello. >> reporter: whether you're channeling pennywise, maleficent or maybe a whitewalker, many costume lovers are turning to colored contacts to up their game, but according to federal law, all contact lens, even cosmetic ones, require a prescription from a medical professional. mamie gay of cleveland, ohio, says she now understands why. >> i thought it was just one size fits all. >> reporter: unaware of the regulation she ended up in the

emergency room last year after wearing her colored contacts overnight. >> burning sensation, watery eye, couldn't see. >> we saw her here with abrasions or terrific painful scratches in both eyes that could have even potentially been blinding had they got infected. >> reporter: this week the ftc sending warning letters to seven unnamed retailers after receiving complaints about selling contact lenses to consumers without a prescription. the agency warns, buying contact lenses without a valid prescription can cause pain and eye discomfort. blurred or decreased vision. corneal abrasion, infection, even blindness. the american optometric association telling "gma" it applauds the ftc's recent efforts. contact lenses are among the safest, most popular forms of vision correction, and it has been an active leader in holding retailers accountable. >> if somebody is offering you

the lens and doesn't ask you for a prescription for the lens to fit you, then that lens is probably not legal and that sale is certainly illegal and you're probably putting the health of your eyes at risk. >> very important to keep in mind, the fda advises you should never buy lens from salons, beauty supply store, halloween shops or any other source that doesn't require a medical prescription, even if they're purely cosmetic. the young woman in our segment mamie did recover, but she says her eyes are still sensitive to light. stay safe out there, george. >> you have to be so careful. now on this halloween we're looking at the science behind being scared and how to face your fear. dr. jen ashton is here. are we going to show her? there she is. i get it. witch doctor. >> if you ask my children i'm not really in costume. >> let's talk about this science of being scared. >> i found this so interesting, george. you know, when we're born we're only born with two innate fears,

a fear of being dropped or falling, we see infants go like this and a fear of loud noises. we develop fears as we age, a combination of experiences, rational, irrational things and how the cognitive or thinking part of our brain communicates with the emotional part of our brain and involves the neurotransmitter dopamine and rather than tell you more, i actually want to show you more. >> okay. >> so using these props here, if i were to tell you that you are about to reach into some baskets of eyeballs, brains and ears -- >> should i do it? >> go ahead, reach in. >> ew. >> see? nothing scares george stephanopoulos. okay, reach into this other one. ears. >> oh. >> how about this one, eyeballs? >> oh, my gosh. >> okay, right. so now, if i were to tell you actually this is spaghetti, dried apricots, peeled grapes -- >> the spaghetti. >> are you afraid of carbs, george? but you have a completely

different experience and that's where the thinking part of your brain can really kind of overwhelm the emotional part. >> but fear can be a healthy thing. >> yeah, absolutely, because we know about the fight or flight reflex so if you take a look at this list you can actually see that fear in some cases can actually be protective and help us stay safe and actually keep us alive. it heightens our senses and awareness and lets us process our environment. but it does force us to examine and potentially overcome these real or imagined barriers. i suffered from a severe snake phobia and i was able to overcome it but you could say, well, isn't it kind of good to be afraid of snakes? there can be some benefits. >> but what about if the fear crosses over into an unhealthy phobia? >> exactly, and that can be debilitating. i want to show you something. can you just hold my broom for a second? thank you. it's a technique called belly breathing and i have actually used this out of the hospital in cases of trauma where someone is so panicked that they're hyperventilating. you take one hand and put it on your chest, okay and the key

here is actually separating your breathing from your chest to your diagram. take your other hand and put it on your belly. as you inhale, just focus on expanding your lower or belly hand, really focus on pushing your belly out a little bit. now fill your chest and as you do this for a couple of minutes it's not just a distraction technique, george. it actually can reprogram your autonomic nervous system to kind of damp down on that adrenaline/epinephrine rush, george. when we go upstairs, george, i have a feeling we're going to need this. >> jen, thank you very much. all of you at home can see dr. ashton as herself on primetime in "a million little things" on abc. let's go to ginger. >> thank you, george. how about we get to the all important trick-or-treat forecast. i know your kids are waiting, do i need a poncho over my outfit? well, on the east coast you definitely do. look at this sh, he doesn't car.

he's having a good time. i-95, wet, rain, snow in the middle. cold in the middle like the rockies and warm. let's focus on -- something -- can you click ahead? something is wrong with the -- is that fog? is that condensation fog? what is happening in the studio? are those bats? holy cow. actually it's just a halloween forecast special for you. how about we look at the temperature in casper, wyoming. salem, massachusetts, right around 66 degrees for a high, pumpkin, georgia, 60, and, of course, you're right in that kind of could see rain showers. scary, west virginia, just shy of 70, transylvania, louisiana, i had never heard of that, 74 and finally sleepy hol

okay, we're just hours away from trick-or-treating but still time to come up with aostume here with "good housekeeping" style director, lori bergamotto. she has some of the most googled costumes of the year. show us how to make them at the last minute. your family is in a "toy story" theme. >> exactly. which is why i'm bo peep. here with my family, this was like you said one of the top most googled costumes so we'll start with my husband nick. he's woody. we just found a regular yellow plaid shirt. the vest we used a black t-shirt and we cut it up and then we just used felt. you want to cut it out like cheddar cheese. pair of jeans, his regular

shoes, and craft foam that we found at the craft store. george, everything we will see today, we did not get at a halloween store. we just went to dollar stores, grocery stores and got everything. that's nick. gemma is jesse. this is gemma. we made her hat, because not a lot of people will have this hat, but we made it out of craft foam and a hatbox. this we used fabric paint, yarn and chaps are made of cow print napkins we found for $1.99. buzz lightyear is my son leo, white sweatshirt and leggings and everything else we made we used cereal boxes for the wings. paint some cereal boxes. can we see your wings? can you turn around? ta-da. okay, you can turn back around to infinity and beyond. easy, shop your closet for what you already have. >> takes a little time, but it's worth it. we've looked at some of the most googled costumes starting with mario and luigi. >> i know. this is funny. mario and luigi.

i think everybody thought it would be fortnite or minecraft. but it's an old classic. this one could not have been simpler, really affordable. this is actually just a sports shirt we turned backwards, red long t-shirt. model's own jeans and boots. we found suspenders at a discount store. cut out some yellow paper, tacked it on and the hat, if you're a jets fan, great news, because you can use it, and even i guess if you are a giants fan, red hat, you know? really easy. we printed those out, again, this costume i think cost under $5. >> under $5? >> it's really, really affordable. >> and one of the most googled costumes of the year, pennywise. >> we are going straight to pennywise or '80s girl first. >> i'm sorry. >> this is our '80s girl. again, this is so simple and easy. we have got t-shirts from the craft store, leggings from the craft store, some tube socks from the drugstore. some tube socks from the

-- the easiest thing about '80s girl look is bright colors. we remember those day, right? bright color, cut it on a bias and scrunchies we found at the drugstore. >> my daughter just texted me, she's going as pink-alicious. >> perfect. >> just put on pink sweatpants. >> everything you're seeing is in stores. it's affordable. you just need a pair of scissors for this look and think elle looks great. right, elle? >> now it's time for pennywise. >> this one is as you mentioned the most googled, so this is jonathan and his dog nico and you can see they're a little couples costume. hi, nico. >> you're sweet. >> has the little red balloon. jonathan is pennywise. what we used here was just an oversized sweatshirt. these are coffee filters that we used to make that victorian collar look that pennywise wears and craft boa and feathers. can you look straight? there he is. so we wanted to make him a cool clown, kid friendly.

we don't want it be to too scary. pom-poms, and ribbons el about >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. now reporting, george stephanopoulos. good morning. we're coming on the air right now because the house is about to take a major move in the step to impeach donald trump. they have just voted. they are voting now on this resolution to authorize public hearings by the house intelligence committee. also set the rules for the articles of impeachment if indeed it then goes over to the house judiciary committee. you see the votes right there. largely a party line vote. 477 republicans against. only two democrats have crossed party lines so far. that was -- one independent who was a republican in michigan voting with the democrats to authorize this resolution. they're coming up on the numbers needed right now to pass this resolution. a majority of the house will be 215 or 216 votes today depending

on the final counts of members in the chamber. i want to go to mary bruce, our senior congressional correspondent on the hill as we're waiting for this final vote to pass as we see house speaker nancy pelosi on the chair. mary, this was not in doubt -- this was a vote nancy pelosi resisted for sometime before today, but now she's unified her caucus around the move to impeach president trump. >> reporter: it is a remarkable turnaround for democrats. they resisted this move, but now the speaker is confident they have the votes. we see they are inching closer to that right now. this is the most tangible step yet towards impeachment, and it will mark a new phase in this investigation. democrats now rallying behind this move, and they wouldn't be doing this, george, if they didn't feel that the public is increasing their support for this inquiry as well. on the other side of the aisle, there, george, you have it. 217 votes. that means the democrats have the support to go ahead and

advance this measure. this outlines the step in this, and it will set up public hearings in what we believe will be the next few weeks. >> okay, mary bruce. jon karl is at the white house as well. this resolution, jon, in some ways, calls the republicans' bluff. they have been making complaints about the processing behind closed doors. of course, the depositions have been taken behind closed doors and it authorizes rules that give the minority some rights. not the kind of rights republicans had, but president trump still railing against the investigation. not cooperating at all. >> reporter: and republicans will point out, george, that this is an entirely partisan vote with the exception of the two democrats that voted against it. not a single republican voting in favor of this. the objections though are procedural. they are not substantive as you alluded to. the republicans want things like subpoena power, to be able to subpoena their own witnesses in this process. right now they can only do this if they have the approval of the democrats. so there are republican objections and i would expect,

george, that republican members of congress will be coming here to the white house once this vote is wrapped up to show their support for the president. >> that july 25th phone call with the ukrainian president where the president pressured according to democrats, the ukrainian president to investigate -- do political investigations for the president, and was withholding aide in a white house meeting. that was the substance of some of the testimony so far in these depositions from government officials and former government officials to the intelligence committee. public hearings are expected to be announced later today by the chairman of the house intelligence committee. again, the house has now passed this resolution to authorize public hearings by the house intelligence committee, and an impeachment hearing in the judiciary committee for president donald trump. i'm george stephanopoulos in new york. we'll have a full wrap-up tonight. our coverage continues on abc

>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and goet going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> i'm kumasi aaron. good morning. the cal fire is said to be about 60% contained and it still burned 76,800 acres. some mandatory evacuations have been lifted in windsor. >> we have a where southbound 780 past south hampton, there is a car on fire, and so you can expect delays in that direction a. lind a live l at the san mateo bridge if you are moving into the peninsula,

but things are moving. over to mike. >> your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> looking at what is going on, we have a freeze warning up across the north bay for another half hour or so, and we have temperatures to worry about the above freezing and those people without power found some heat last night. a look at the forecast for, yeah, it is halloween, can you believe it? low to mid-60s and at 6:00, and then once the sunsets, we will drop into the 50s. all of by 8:00 in the 50s and low 50s by 9:00. make sure that the kids are dressed accordingly. air quality is good to moderate. however in the north bay, unhealthy air was e try to send the kids out trick or treating and we will think about that. and looking at what is going to happen temperature-wise, and most of us low to mid-70s and mid- to upper 60s along the coast. and the temperatures in the 30s and the 40s, and the high above average for the 60s and 70s and

get the extra half hour of sleep, kumasi. >> i will enjoy that. we will have another update in 30 minutes, but you can find the latest on the "gma's" halloween takeover starts now. ♪ >> we're going clubbing. >> uh-huh. >> man, where is my "gma" crew? getting super crowded. all i want to do is get inside and boogie. better get here soon. >> man, michael is going to be so mad at us. we are running so late. >> it's all right. we're going to be inside in no time getting our dance on. >> i know, i know. i am so ready to be a dancing queen and break it down. >> whoo. >> but, wait, do you all think that elton john will be there? >> i love his new song.

♪ don't go breaking my heart ♪ i couldn't if i tried >> oh, michael, i hope he saves us a good spot on the dance floor. i'm ready for "funkytown." >> hey, man, my friends are running late. could you get us all in? >> you're not shaved. there is no way in a million years you're going to get in. >> i thought i looked good. >> yes. >> listen, just go home. >> oh, man, my friends just pulled up. now i got to tell them we can't get in? man. >> wait, wait, wait. is that michael? >> hey, guys, i got some bad news. it's not groovy at all. i tried everything. we aren't getting in the club tonight. >> all this ironing? >> all this. >> no. >> huh-uh. >> it's going to be all right. >> you know what, i got us. i know the hottest club in town. studio 44. >> get us to 44. ♪ burn baby burn

♪ disco inferno burn, baby burn ♪ ♪ burn that mother down y'all ♪ disco inferno ♪ burn, baby burn ♪ burn that mother down ♪ music in the air music ♪ that makes me move >> it's time to boogie. our halloween disco party starts now. ♪ came in the chain reaction >> first of all, you look good and you know i love the night life. >> i know you do. >> you know i love to boogie. >> i know do you. >> and i'm hoping we got to get in this club tonight. >> i know that studio 44 is the hottest club around. i heard david bowie was there last night. hey, bouncer, can you see if i'm on the list? look a little higher. >> this jive turkey don't know what he's doing.

we don't want to miss anything. >> i think i see sonny and cher. is that sonny and cher? sonny and cher are in the house. they look so good. >> they on the list. they on the list. >> ladies and gentlemen, sonny and cher are here. welcome to studio 44. ♪ [ applause ] >> we care about shaking our booties. oh. >> i'm glad i've got you, babe. so let's get down. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm eating my heart out waiting to get in there. but you know what. >> it's okay. >> i'm sure there's some hot stuff going on this evening.

>> can i get your attention on the dance floor? we have the queen of disco in the club, please welcome donna summer. ♪ i need some hot stuff baby tonight ♪ ♪ i want some hut stuff baby this evening ♪ ♪ got to have some love tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ i need hot stuff >> you don't have to wait this evening for some hot stuff. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hot stuff >> everybody and donna summer is in there. why are we out here? >> we got to get in this place. >> i think i see somebody rolling in right now. literally rolling in. >> make room on the dance for, olivia newton-john here straight from the set of "xanadu." [ applause ] ♪ i love the night life i like to boogie ♪ ♪ on the disco round >> hey, everyone, you have to

believe we are magic and nothing can stand in our way. no, like seriously, don't stand in my way. like 25 years since i've done this. >> all the stars are here. i have to admit i'm kind of starstruck. somebody i'm hoping to see tonight. liza minnelli. that's who i want to see. liza minnelli. >> ladies and gentlemen, if i can direct your attention to the back of the house, broadway superstar liza minnelli. ♪ freak out ♪ le freak c'est chic [ cheers and applause ] ♪ freak out ♪ life is a cabaret, oh, chum. come to the cabaret ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> all right, everyone, it's ymca time, one of the hottest

dances in the country right now, and the guys singing are here in the club. welcome to the village people. ♪ they have everything for you to enjoy you can hang out with all the boys ♪ ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca >> young man, young man, there's no need to feel down, studio 44 is the place to have a good time. [ cheers and applause ] >> the village people are fine but the bee gees, they're performing here tonight's -- i think we got confirmation, i'm pretty sure i see them coming in. >> you can tell by the way they use their walk. here they are. ♪ staying alive staying alive feel the city breaking and everybody shaking ♪ ♪ staying alive >> the group behind the hit song "staying alive" from "saturday night fever," it's the bee gees. ♪ staying alive ♪ come on ♪ celebrate good times come on

♪ it's all right it's okay, you may look the other way ♪ >> there's no design in my song. my brothers and i, we're going to number one. hey, brothers. now let's go boogie, fellas. ♪ we're gonna celebrate your party with you ♪ ♪ come on >> the bee gees, liza minnelli, olivia newton-john, donna summer, sonny and cher and the village people, our disco party just getting started. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ celebration ♪ gonna celebrate and have a good time ♪ ♪ it's time to come together ♪ it's up to you what's your pleasure ♪ ♪ everyone around the world, come o

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"xanadu," i'm feeling it. it is like a million lights are dancing it's time now for "pop news," disco edition and now

thought i'd never say this, going to throw it over to liza. what's the skinny? >> with a "z." time for "pop news," everyone. it's our decade, the '70s, where to begin? how about the cinema, darling. [ applause ] a strange little picture about a galaxy far, far away is now officially the biggest movie of all time. [ applause ] of course, i'm talking "star wars." i'm a star and i'm ready to go to war. it was even bigger than mother's "wizard of oz." you know what they say, that's showbiz, kids and speaking of biz, and i mean monkey biz, let's talk 1972, shall we. "cosmo" magazine gave us our first male center fold. "cosmo," all about women's lib,

and i know i feel liberated looking at this. mr. burt reynolds. mr. reynolds promoting his upcoming movie "deliverance." i'd say he delivered. smoky better cover up his bandits if you know what i mean, donna summer. village people, behave yourselves. how does a girl get a -- [ laughter ] how does a girl get a cub -- subscription, stat? sonny what, do you think? >> i say, amen, boo. [ cheers and applause ] >> in personal news, i have been putting my fosse hands to good use in the '70s on the screen, on the stage and, of course in the studio. 1977, what a year. i'm making a little movie called "new york, new york." it's a -- you know what. i've got a musical number and a director you may have heard of, a mr. martin scorsese. i also -- yes.

donna. >> ooh. >> donna, donna. i also sing the preview. here's a little preview. ♪ ♪ old time blues >> too much? too much? >> no. >> never too much. >> it's also time for my eighth studio album called "tropical nights" and that's until you village people was hot, hot in the studio. [ applause ] like a true triple threat i am i'm going back to the theater for a little musical called "the actor." i played a washed up film star making a triumphant return as a las vegas lounge singer. [ cheers and applause ] you won't be rolling the dice when you see me. the critics called it spectacular.

[ applause ] bee gees. try to top that. anyway, enough about me, it's time to find out what else is popping here in the '70s. 1975, it's all about the mood ring. put it on your finger and tells you how you're feeling, darling. go ahead, village people. >> i'm hot. >> yes, you are. that gives me a chance to do fosse hands. [ applause ] according to this little doo-dad, i'm feeling jazzed up. fosse hands, everybody. i feel like my hair is falling off. black, see a doctor. what's popping, a new sweet treat called pop rocks invented right here in the '70s. i tell you, the youth can't stop talking about them. one of their slogans is the

sizzle makes you giggle. donna, have a little nibble. the sizzle will make you giggle. village people, what do you think, boys? any words? all good? are we popping? well, the pop is in our mouths. that's a wrap for "pop news." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it is so hard to top that, liza, but -- ♪ we're performing live

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we're going all out. take a look at our control room. they are feeling it as well in that control room. look at them. the care bears. >> they're in the halloween spirit. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> they're going to be hot in a few minutes. that's right but we are here with r&b legends, the o'jays, everybody. [ applause ] >> and you guys you have a new album out, the new album is called "the last word." so when you say that, does that mean this is it? >> oh, no. >> nah. >> that's what i thought. >> you can't do that to us. what you're about to do a song in the grammy hall of fame, 1972, "the love train." did you know back then that you had something that was going to be in the hall of fame? >> no, but we were praying. >> yeah, we wished. michael, i didn't know your hair was that long.

>> i've been taking some hair growth stuff. kicked in. kicked in. >> all right. >> tell you what, we're not going to hold it up. we're ready to get our groove on, fellas. here are the o'jays with "love train." [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ people all over the world everybody join hands ♪ ♪ start a love train, love train people all over the world join hands ♪ ♪ start a love train love train ♪ ♪ the next stop that we make

will be soon ♪ ♪ tell all the folks in russia and china too ♪ ♪ well, well, well now ♪ don't you know that it's time to get on board ♪ >> come on. ♪ and let this train keep on riding, riding on through ♪ ♪ well, well, people all over the world you don't need to money ♪ ♪ join hands come on start a love train love train ♪ ♪ don't need no ticket, come on people all over the world ♪ ♪ join in ride this train, join in ride this train y'all ♪ ♪ start a love train ♪ all of you brothers over in africa ♪ ♪ tell all the folks in egypt, israel too, well, well, well ♪

♪ now please don't miss this train at the station 'cause if you miss it, i feel sorry, sorry for you ♪ ♪ people all over the world join hands come on ♪ ♪ start a love train love train ♪ ♪ people all over the world join hands start a love train, love train ♪ ♪ ride, let it ride you better let it ride let it ride ♪ ♪ people all over the world join in come on join the love train love train come on ♪ ♪ people all over the world join in ♪ ♪ love train love train ♪ join hands start a love train love train ♪ ♪ people all over the world join in start a love train love train ♪ ♪ don't you want to come on let me hear you singing ♪ ♪ don't you want to ride

♪ don't you want to ride come on let me hear you sing ♪ ♪ don't you want to ride this love train ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ join the love train love train ♪ ♪ come on ♪ everybody join in join the love train come on love train ♪ ♪ all of your partners

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protections. the san francisco chronicle reports prop c is an audacious overreach, threatening to overturn the ban on flavored products approved by voters. prop c means more kids vaping. that's a dangerous idea. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. ♪ our thanks to the o'jays. and thanks for joining us in studio 44 this morning. before we go, one last look, this is whit johnson, ladies and gentlemen. doing the bee gees worm one more time. happy halloween. please be safe, everyone. happy halloween. please be safe, everyone.

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♪ good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." good morning, everyone. i'm cue mau sarin from "abc7 mornings." this is mike nicco with the forecast. >> well, let's jump into halloween. we finally made it. fire threat is behind us for now and the temperatures are in the mid-60s at 6:00 and dropping into the 50s, so make sure that the kids stay warm out and about. if you are concerned about the poor air quality it could develop in the north bay, but right now, everybody is fine. a warm pattern through wednesday. jobina. >> good morning. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, and the cars are certainly stacked up there, and it is about that time in the morning when we are going to be seeing the packing in there, but i have something else to share with you, some good news. smart train service is back to

normal and free all of the way through this upcoming wednesday, kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. time for "live with kelly and >> ryan: the following is intended for a very immature audiences. viewer discretion is advised. [cheers and applause] [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪