♪ >> tamron: remember the movie "pay it forward" with helen hunt and haley joel osmond? it certainly about how you pay it forward, take on life's challenges and see how it affects other people but you put their feelings before yours, pay it forward. our next guest gives a fresh meaning to that phrase. jon potter said he made it his mission to say yes to anyone desperate for help. buying a car for a friend, to get work, to giving up half of his life savings to pay off someone's debt and even

donating, as i said before the commercial break, he donated one of his kidneys to save a life. he goes beyond simple acts of kindness, to say the least. this man is a superhero and the jon is of people magazines kindness award recipients. for their first ever kindness issue, on stands tomorrow. please welcome jon and his wife. [applause] jon, this all started after meeting a woman in a gas station. not just meeting, it was an encounter. >> i always said i wasn't a terrible person at that point in my life but i was just helping whenever it was convenient to me. i was having a busy day as we all do. this woman knocked on my window when i was getting gas, asked for a ride to a battered women's shelter. i thought about it, she looked o uncertain and walked away. i said no. i went to find her, she was gone. absolutely disappeared. it hit me so hard.

one, it was on my way. i thought about it. i would have been on time to where i was going. it would have taken nothing out of my day. >> tamron: but you are probably thinking it could be dangerous but a lot of things go through your mind. >> yeah, it wasn't so much guilt, just sadness. sadness that i could have helped and i didn't. i sat on it and that night i vowed for the next year, i made a midyear resolution that whenever i saw someone or someone asked me for help that i would say yes. >> tamron: you made a pledge to yourself and over that year, by the numbers, you've helped more than 1,000 strangers? >> over the last four years. i did so much of the first year that i just kept going, it was so rewarding. i did it for four years strong. >> tamron: over a thousand people. how do you get to the point where acts of kindness is helping someone get out of a bad financial system which in to donating a kidney to a stranger?

that's you! after donating or before donating your kidney. surgery. right after. >> the cool thing about kindness and saying yes, once you have the mental switch of saying yes to that end no, it gets easier over time. >> tamron: is that the limits? >>rachel, you said "date night s become hopping in the car to find people who need help." >> yeah, i dunno, there's a special kind of connection you have with someone when you're just living in the moment to do things for people. i don't knowh him faster? >> coming out. first date, i knew. this is him. if you know me, i never say that. [laughs] [applause]

>> tamron: it was truly his heart that you fell in love with. >> it couldn't have been anything else, honestly. [laughs] >> tamron: have you ever said babe, i love everything you're doing, i am here for you come up there is a limit? you can't keep giving away all of our money. to tell him? >> it's always ongoing communication. i always voice my concerns, we always have an ongoing discussion but at the end of the day, we always reached the decision we are both comfortable with. >> tamron: how did you reach a decision that you would give half of your life savings to someone? that would have been a long conversation between me and my husband. how did you come to that conclusion? >> i thought about this guy, his car broke down and he just couldn't afford to keep living. >> tamron: you saw the post online? >> online, on reddit. everyone said it was a scam, he was doing it just for money. i said no, there might be something else here.

he just couldn't make ends meet, he needed a loan, he was trying to sell his phone to pay off its bills. i said hey, this guy might be legitimate. if so, he is in trouble. he might be suicidal. let's go, let's meet him. let's see what he's all about. she agreed and we met him the next day, he was one of the nicest people we ever met, right away. >> tamron: and just because he was nice, you said "i'm willing to help you." >> this money was way more important, we've gotten by on pretty little as it is. >> yeah, so by giving this person, we had 4 grand to our name. we gave him half of it. as a loan. i didn't expect to see him again. if he pays me back, awesome. but i knew he was legitimate. at the very least. >> tamron: but you knew you would never see him again. >> i just gave him that. i would say half of the time, we

don't get paid back. >> tamron: when we come back, we will meet the man who you gave that loan too. he was on the brink of taking his own life. how he feels about amazing generosity. we will be right back. want to be part of our live studio audience? get your free tickets, go to ta

♪ >> tamron: we are back with jon potter and his wife, rachel. they've dedicated their lives doing good, good deeds, for anyone, strangers. go up to them right now. can i have a loan? this is my new friend, she was in severe financial distress, he was at the brink of even possibly taking his own life.

john is here because you have forged this new friendship based on kindness. john, tell me where you were in your life? >> financially, i was struggli struggling. like you said, i had a post on reddit. i wanted to sell my phone, get money for it. and jon here responded it. they came over, we met, and gave me the money even though he could buy the phone. their carriers weren't a match so they can possibly use the phone but he gave me the money for the phone. >> tamron: when you put the post out there, you are contemplating suicide. you are at the bottom, the last straw. >> yes. >> tamron: did you think anyone would respond? was that a hail mary, for help? >> i truly didn't think anyone, let me put it this way, even if someone did answer, it would be

like jon. it would become buy the phone. but he didn't just buy the pho phone. >> tamron: and he bought a car. >> yeah, he bought me a car. >> tamron: i get it. you can buy back the phone because her carrier didn't match but did you have to buy back the phone too? >> his car kept breaking down, so we wanted to solve his cover problems. >> tamron: pay for your bills, john, people say he may have a secret sponsor, some type of tv, promotional thing. but rachel was like no, no sponsor. this comes from your pocket. >> yeah, i would very much give away what i have now rather than pay for retirement, even. what a great investment. for this life, what would he have done with that?

would have saved it for a later date but when people are kind, people are kind back to us. >> tamron: pay it forward. john, have you been inspired to pay it forward as well? >> right now, financially, i can pay him back but i decided i could help him help people. >> tamron: we just can't say thank you enough. you have inspired all of us. thank you, rachel, you are an awesome wife. you can read more about their story in this week's "people" magazine. i am so excited. it's their first kindness issue on stands tomorrow. thank you so much for joining us. up next, the fashion designer behind the look i am wearing today, then sell paris. after the break.

denzel pari on the next "tamron hall," what happens with style icon in my friend andre gives his take? don't miss the next "tamron hall."

♪ >> tamron: every day this week, i've been wearing an outfit from a fabulous up-and-coming fashion designer. address was designed by

27-year-old fashion designer denzel paris, he's from miami. you are the son of a st. lucia diplomat? you were in law school and decided their family pedigree, you had no money, you can even buy a sewing machine but you had this dream and you launched it. how did you get started? >> before i got started, i really want to preface this with thank you. i can think back to six or seven years ago when i first sat on my mom's balcony saying i think i want to design clothes. my father looked at me saying, so you want to be a seamstress? just taking in this moment right now, showing everyone when i get back home -- [applause] >> tamron: absolutely. you basically poured your heart and soul, you didn't have the money but you just kept pushing it. >> once again, it started back at home and my mom's coach kitchen. i was supposed to be in the nba. that's what i was supposed to be but i was sketching, designing,

i moved to miami for my undergraduate and in law. that didn't quite happen. now we are here. >> tamron: you are here with me and i am wearing the cutest dress. [applause] you said this fabric, i wish y'all could feel it at home. this fabric is what? >> third-generation. it's not your everyday wear. the reason it's called third-generation is they were different modifications that have been made. >> tamron: this is cute. the dress is beautiful. i love the texture. okay, next, we will look at more of denzel's designs. i said when he will leave here, he will be the most famous mosts denzel. sorry, denzel washington.

♪ >> tamron: we are back with fashion designer denzel parris. let's bring over your fashion models. these look beautiful. okay, denzel, this has never been seen outside of your showroom. >> correct. just the one look on the end. the unveiling was for your show good we will start with the cross top. fashion forward. >> tamron: beautiful. next look? >> the crop yellow blouse.

>> tamron: i love that. i love the look. beautiful. this look is a killer. it's a killer. wait for it. [applause] l amazi. y sai hasot bebere. >> it's been seen for now. >> tamron: oh, my god. okay, i'm sorry, can i get you to turn around one more time? this jacket. what a jacket! >> i do want to point out, there will be a new aspect of the web site where everything will be on demand. the looks you see will you will be able to get specific to your measurement. >> tamron: thank you, denzel. go to our web site, tamronhallshow.com, we will leavlead you to where you can fd these beautiful fashions. congratulations. enjoy your family. we love your fashion...

we will be right back!

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>> closed captioning provided by: >> tamron: hey! thank you to our guests "ber ha" the fashion legend, andre, will be here to wrap up our final daf designers. wait until you see the surprise that andre has for us tomorrow. have a good day, everyone.

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from canada. there's still time for a rebound with a strong catch in november and december. >> rock lobster! this week students at a college in alaska are using peanuts to pay their parking tickets. >> the university of alaska anchorage is accepting donations of peanut butter and jelly, because it's peanut butter and jelly time, or similar sandwiches. >> you have that song cued up? >> spreads to cover citations. you guys have like 20 seconds to get it done. we'll see if they can do it. i already hear it. in addition to eliminating fines the food will help fellow students facing hunger. the pb&j will be distributed through the school's food and student counseling center. a very good cause here for those who get those tickets donated, peanut butter and jelly sandwich. >> a good reason to make a peanut butter and jelly

sandwich. >> i think anyone who gets them will say -- ♪ peanut butter jelly time >> oh, come on! we were so ready for it. >> where it at, where it at? >> okay, fine, fine. >> so that's really good, that's amazing. >> you know -- >> right, i think it's good, the donations, right? >> i i don't, i just don't trust donated peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. it's the reason you don't eat at a potluck. you just imagine the cat -- >> getting a lick on in the cake batter? >> the cat licking the peanut butter. >> i get it but hopefully they'll be sanitary and good. skeptical of everything. >> jack, i mean -- if i just bring in a peanut butter sandwich, you're going to be a little suspicious, right? >> yes. >> jack says he's going to be suspicious. >> fair enough. >> did your cat had anything >>

if your cat had anything to do with it. >> 100% can't trust that. >> maybe it's a peanut butter and vegemite sandwich. >> oh, that's not the way the song goes, so -- all right, thanks, jack. >> thanks, jack. coming up, a serious story here. "doctor sleep" and "playing with fire" -- oh, that's not -- i thought she said serious turn. >> she did. >> that's not a serious story. we got theaters, movies, "insomniac theater" coming up. first a serious story, the hunt for osama bin laden. the powerful exhibit chronicling the track-down and killing of the al qaeda leader. the frightening scene that played out in florida -- no, that's not a planned synchronized flip. the full story straight ahead. you may have overactive bladder, or oab. not again! we're seeing a doctor when we get home. myrbetriq treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure.

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a tough week for buffalo wild wings. there's been a possible break in the hunt for an alabama college student now missing two weeks. >> she was last seen at a convenience store, now police have released new images of a man who was at that same store that night. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: an all-out search for this man, ibrahim yazid. the 30-year-old named a suspect in the case of ania blanchard, the 19-year-old alabama college student missing now over two weeks. >> he should be considered dangerous and potentially armed. >> reporter: police announced an arrest warrant for first-degree kidnapping. auburn police released these two surveillance photos earlier. they say he was at the same convenience store where blanchard was last seen alive. two days after her disappearance, her black suv was discovered damaged and parked here at an apartment complex about 50 miles away. police say they believe there were signs of foul play. >> what they're telling us is that they know she was harmed in the car. >> reporter: blanchard's parents meeting with the mother of

natalee holloway, who vanished on a high school graduation trip to aruba in 2005 and has never been found. >> i miss my baby girl. i'm a fighter by nature. it's not just my profession, i've been battling all my life and i'm not going to stop battling for her right now. >> reporter: police say additional charges and arrests are anticipated. there's a $105,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey. the woman who climbed into a lion enclosure in new york's bronx zoo faces criminal charges. >> myah autry surrendered to police late wednesday hours after posting on instagram how police could find her.away. she is charged with criminal trespass. a less dangerous human animal interaction, a beluga whale played a little rugby in the arctic. the man who uploaded the video said the animal was celebrating

south africa's win ithwo cup, saying he could hear south african accents. so cute there. some observers say the beluga looked like the while caught apparently spying for russia last year near norway. what's so funny, janai? >> all right. >> how about we go to break? we'll be right back.

it is now being called the greatest manhunt in american history, the hunt for osama bin laden. >> next week an exhibit by that name is opening up at the 9/11 museum here in new york that focuses both on bin laden's trackdown and assassination, as well as artifacts found from his former compound. here's wabc's dave evans. >> reporter: at the 9/11 memorial and museum, a new exhibit opens next week. it's called "the hunt for osama bin laden." if the bright yellow displays look like crime tape, it's for good reason. >> for us this is a crime story. a horrific crime at a huge

scale. and over an enormous amount of time. at its heart we thought of it still as a crime story. >> reporter: the exhibit includes the first public display of the model of bin laden's compound. a vest worn by cairo the dog who went on the raid may 1st, 2011. plenty of fbi most wanted posters. one of the most poignant artifacts in this exhibit is this photograph taken by gordon and kathleen haberman right after 9/11. their daughter died in the attacks and they came to the city to search for her. they took this picture of a dumpster, on it scribbled "bin laden must die." they hung the photograph in their living room in wisconsin for almost 10 years. they took it down when he was killed. this exhibit is a detective story. it's also emotional, a story of determination and perseverance that lasted 9 years and 232 days. this brick from bin laden's compound a symbol, that america will never forget 9/11. >> that this was not just a

mission, this was a promise being kept. and everyone involved felt that sense of responsibility to keep the promise. >> reporter: the exhibit also includes a lot on how we got bin laden. the announcement by president obama and how we celebrated in the streets. it all meant so much to patricia riley. she lost her sister lorraine on 9/11. >> but on the day that i was watching the news and it said that we had killed osama bin laden, i was -- i was so gratified, that finally there was justice for the people who were killed on 9/11, including my sister. >> reporter: the exhibit opens november 15th in lower manhattan. dave evans, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thanks to dave evans from wabc there. the exhibit opens next friday, november 15th. with the holidays coming, a lot of people visit new york, they go right to that 9/11 memorial. >> it looks like there are going to be some really fascinating things inside, as well as footage of interviews with the

navy s.e.a.l.s involved in the raid. looking forward to that. to that. raid.

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time now for "insomniac , cludg at very wi twoovs serious one. >> this morning we start with the horror sequel 39 years in the making. ewan mcgregor stars in stephen king's "doctor sleep" as a grown-up danny torrance. decades after "the shining" dan does battle with a cult whose members try to feed off the shine of psychics like himself to become immortal. >> i need you to listen to me. the world's a hungry place. a dark place. >> hi, there. >> i only met two or three people like us. they died. when i was a kid, i bumped into these things. i don't know about magic.

i always called it the shining. >> "doctor sleep" scoring a solid 74% on rotten tomatoes. critics say the movie tries too hard to please fans of both stephen king and stanley kubrick's original film. chris hewitt says, it's a warmer film than kubrick's was perhaps ever capable of, and more interested in its characters. rafer guzman writes, "doctor sleep" should have let "the shining" rest in peace. >> dang. >> yikes. >> next to a comedy for the entire family. john cena stars in "playing with fire" as the head of an elite team of firefighters who come to

the rescue of three siblings whose parents are absent after extinguishing a blaze at their cabin. now they're faced with an even more challenging job, babysitting. >> no shenanigans under my watch. >> me fireman, can't turn my neck. >> what needs to happen this second is you got to watch your tone, little sister. >> or what? >> gnasher is coming to rock your world. >> no! sit! >> what just happened? >> the baby just broke your dog. >> good doggy. >> also starring keegan-michael key, john leguizamo, "playing with fire" is scoring a 20% splat on rotten tomatoes. "pittsburgh magazine's" sean collier writes, "playing with fire" will probably only keep your family's youngest members amused. if you're old enough to keep up with the news you probably aren't the target audience anyway. you'll be burned with boredom. >> yikes. >> not good reviews for these movies this weekend. >> you're not heading to the movie theater? >> not this weekend.

this morning on "world news now," billionaire michael this morning on "world news now," billionaire michael bloomberg is taking steps to run for president. >> if he enters the crowded democratic field, it would shake up the race for the white house. when and where he's expected to file the paperwork to make it official. also this morning, honoring the american victims of the violent ambush in mexico. how the country's government ensured the safety of everyone during the service. a consumer alert, millions of pounds of chicken products have been recalled. what led to this move and what brand you need to be on the lookout for this morning. plus there's no fear in fierce. especially when this dad joined his daughter during her team's cheer. it's a video to get you going on this friday, november 8th.

we are cheering because it is friday. some of us work on the weekends. >> i sure do. >> some of us don't. >> that's all right, they're not overnight hours, i'll take them. >> they're sure not. thank you for joining us. later. but today marks three years since the election of donald trump, so we'll start with the 2020 presidential race and a potential new democratic challenger. >> billionaire michael bloomberg is eyeing a white house run and taking steps to get on at least one primary ballot. an adviser says the 77-year-old former new york city mayor is considering taking on president trump because he believes the current democratic field can't win next november. abc's mary bruce has more. >> reporter: former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is sending a jolt through the presidential race. abc news has confirmed the billionaire plans to file paperwork, putting his name on the democratic primary ballot in alabama. bloomberg, a centrist who's become an active proponent of

gun reform, is an outspoken critic of president trump. >> i'm a new yorker and i know a con when i see one. >> reporter: a top bloomberg adviser says the former mayor considers the president an unprecedented threat to our nation. but bloomberg's possible plan to enter the campaign comes amid mounting questions about whether the leading democratic candidates, joe biden and elizabeth warren, have what it takes to defeat donald trump. >> joe biden has been trying to position himself as the moderate in the race. someone looking to restore civility. it's possible though that a hypothetical bloomberg campaign could also appeal to centrist independents and even some republicans who have been put off by this president. >> reporter: bloomberg aides tell us he is simply keeping his options open here, filing this paperwork that would allow him to run if he decides to. but we are already getting

reaction from the campaign trail. bernie sanders' campaign saying quote more billionaires seeking more political power surely isn't the change america needs. mary bruce, abc news, washington. a judge in new york has ordered president trump to pay $2 million for quote misusing his charitable foundation. >> it's part of a settlement from a lawsuit accusing trump of using the charity's funds to pay his personal expenses and trump now admits that nearly $3 million raised for veterans in 2016 actually went into his campaign coffers ahead of the iowa caucuses. >> trump calls the lawsuit quote politically motivated harassment, but he has agreed to pay the fine. the attorney for the whistle-blower whose complaint sparked the impeachment inquiry is demanding president trump stop calling for the whistle-blower to be identified in a cease and desislee ite uns ce the lawyer says the president's rhetoric and actions are putting the whistle-blower and their family in danger. the letter also says if any harm is done to the whistle-blower or their family, the president will be directly responsible. the president's son, donald

trump jr., defended his tweet of a story including the whistle-blower's name on abc's "the view." >> i literally quote tweeted an article that had the guy's name in the title of the article. for days he's been out there in the media. >> does that make it right? >> what's the difference between me tweeting -- >> it's different when the son does it, isn't it? >> i'm a private citizen putting this out there. i don't see any difference whatsoever. >> trump jr. said he understands his father is controversial and that he's offended a lot of people. now to the impeachment battle, a transcript of testimony from a career state department official includes some explosive claims. george kent is scheduled to testify in public next wednesday. he's already told investigators that rudy giuliani created a quote campaign of lies against the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, who was fired by president trump. kent also claims acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney controlled nearly $400 million in u.s. military aid to ukraine and at the president's direction mulvaney put a hold on

the money until ukraine agreed to investigate the president's political rivals. in other news, heartbreak in mexico as the victims of that brazen and violent highway ambush are laid to rest. >> the mexican government promised the relatives safe passage to and from the mywepatrol throughout the services. they were buried together just as they died together. members of this tight-knit mormon community built the coffins. one of the survivors serving as a pallbearer. abc's tom llamas has more. ♪ >> reporter: they came by the hundreds to mourn, then watched in silence as the coffins came out. 43-year-old donna ray langford, her 11-year-old son trevor, 2-year-old boy rogan, buried. victims of that ambush in mexico. one of the pallbearers, donna's son langford in that maroon shirt, the 14-year-old boy who

ran miles to get help after the family's suv came under attack. >> this is devastating. >> reporter: an up-close look at that vehicle. incredible anyone survived. >> they shot down on it from the top. >> reporter: we're hearing the moments relatives were first informed what had happened. >> there's five kids sitting on the side of the road, got shot in the mouth, shot in the foot, shot in the leg. we have the oldest boy of dawna's with us right here. >> reporter: the family sharing the voice memos from a whatsapp text thread. >> they found kenzie love and she's okay, they found her thank god. >> reporter: many family members driving to the funeral services in a massive convoy protected by police, no longer taking any chances. other family members were also buried. ronita miller and her four children were inside that charred suv that was also shot at. the family tells me they're not sure if anyone will ever pay for these crimes because the drug cartels run this area. at the funeral the governor here tells me there will be justice. tom llamas, abc news.

>> heartbreaking story there, our thanks to tom. back at home the icy cold front that's hammering the upper midwest is expanding stretching from texas to maine. >> frigid conditions hampered a daring rescue from the raging niagara river. first responders battled the current for nearly 90 minutes but they finally pulled the nearly unconscious man to shore. >> millions of us are bracing for more snow and below-normal temperatures. accuweather meteorologist chris nallan joins us now with details. >> kenneth and janai, we are certainly witnessing a little early taste of winter here coming in from the north. cold winds. accuweather real feels teens to 20s across the northeast. look at the hues of blue. that signifies some areas, especially across the adirondacks, green and white mountains, feeling more like zero. sunday a little bit of a milder trend, but then the colder air returns earlier into the next week. another snowstorm is possible. kenneth and janai?

back to you. >> all right, no good, chris, thank you. the biggest game on the weekend college football schedule is also a big deal on capitol hill. >> lsu visits alabama tomorrow afternoon in tusk la loose sa. president trump will be there to watch the tigers and crimson tide, who sit second and third in the college football playoff rankings. the game has also sparked some congressional wager recognize senators richard of alabama and john kennedy of louisiana are putting some cash and their taste buds on the line. >> the president's coming. and it's a big game. i don't know what's going to happen, i'm a little biased. >> the senator and i have a bet. now he's the chairman of appropriations. after lsu wins and i win the bet, i'm still going to pay off. because he is the chairman. i am betting as much extra-spicy popeye's fried chicken as the senator can eat.

popeye's fried chicken is among the best fried chicken god ever put breath in. >> well. something both sides can agree on i guess. senator kennedy said the president isn't taking sides in the matchup, he's just hoping for a good game. everybody's talking about popeye's. i'm sure popeye's will be in the tailgate section of that game. alabama's won a record 31 straight home games. >> lsu's lost eight straight to alabama. the last win came in 2011 in tuscaloosa in overtime. roll tide. >> both undefeated but not after this weekend. >> roll tide! >> somebody's going to lose. >> roll tide! coming up later in "the mix," how to make your own popeye's sandwich. bear grylls, cringeworthy antics we just can't help but to watch no matter how gross. why one company has recalled more than 2 million pounds of

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we are back with this very wild video from a car wash attack in michigan. a minivan slams into the victim who just stepped outside. moments later the driver returns for round two. this time the victim's armed with a shovel and you see them fighting there. both men are okay but the driver's facing multiple charges including assault with intent to commit murder. prosecutors say the suspect is upset the victim is dating his ex-girlfriend. in texas a jury convicted a man who blamed sleepwalking for the fatal shooting of his wife. >> raymond lazarine shot his wife six times in 2013. he later told police he thought he was dreaming. his attorneys claim he suffered from a medical condition that causes him to sleepwalk and his actions were involuntary. lazarine is facing life in prison. the punishment phase starts today. from colorado we're hearing chilling testimony in a murder testimony of a man accused of murdering his fiancee, the mother of his child. >> his former girlfriend is now revealing what she says were the

final words of the victim. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: crystal lee walked into a colorado courthouse, the star witness in the murder trial against her former lover, patrick frazee. >> you see him, he's in cuffs. >> reporter: frazee accused of murdering his fiancee, kelsey berreth, last seen shopping thanksgiving day. lee testifying he wanted her not to be a problem anymore. testifying he tricked berreth into wearing a blindfold, then beat her to death with a baseball bat, berreth's last words were "please stop." lee admits she destroyed berreth's cell phone and cleaned up the grisly crime scene, testifying if she didn't help frazee, she feared she'd be next. defense attorney adam steigerwald grilled lee about the deal prosecutors gave her to testify against frazee. all these times in the last

year-plus you have not told the truth, so everything in the last 10 hours is the truth, just happens to be what you need to say to keep you out of prison? lee said, it's the truth. frazee has pleaded not guilty, lee has plead the guilty to destroying evidence. she could get anything from probation to three years in prison. >> our thanks to clayton with those tough details. more than 2 million pounds of chicken have been recalled amid worries that metal, that the meat may contain metal. >> the volunteer recall was triggered by arkansas-based simmons prepared foods. the chicken was packaged between october 21st and this past monday and shipped to stores in eight states. so far there haven't been confirmed reports of injuries or other problems. we have information at wnnfans.com. we're running wild with bear grylls. >> the extreme survivalist breaks down some of his more outrageous antics next on "world news now." now."

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doesn't kill you makes you stronger it's survival expert bear grylls. >> from eating the eye of a yak to sleeping inside a dead camel. gyls is gearing up for another n on nafgeo. abc's will carr caught up with him. >> reporter: more than a decade, he's taken fans along on absurd adventures with shows like "man versus wild" and "running wild with bear grylls." if you think back on everything you've eaten over the years, is there something that really sticks out to you? >> it's a long list of bad things, you know. from camel intestinal fluids to raw goats' testicles. i think the lesson for me is that survival food's not going to be pretty. it's energy, it's fuel, come on. >> reporter: on nat geo, "running wild with bear grylls" is entering its fifth season, pushing the limits of what we think our favorite hollywood stars can and can't do. >> can i just stay here? >> it's a long way down.

>> i want you to see what i just saw. did you see that? no! >> reporter: for those like me who prefer the practice of the art of armchair survival -- all of this -- >> what was that? >> i don't know but that boulder definitely moved under your feet. >> reporter: might seem a bit extreme. but for bear grylls, it's in his dna. growing up in england, bear's love for the outdoors first came from bonding trips with his father, michael. >> dad's no longer around now. i've got three young boys. it's a great privilege just being able to show them how to manage themselves in situations in the outdoors. >> reporter: those survival skills sharpened to a point by the military. but at the peak of his military career, a tragic parachuting

accident cut his service short. >> broke my back in three different places. >> reporter: down but not out, bear attacked his injury head on. just 18 months after his skydiving accident he became one of the youngest people ever to summit mt. everest. >> everest became a really symbolic thing for me. i'm going to get strong again, i'm going to learn how to walk again, i'm going to learn how to climb again, run again, eventually i'm going to try to stand on the top of the world. on the back of that the tv door opened. >> i'm bear grylls. >> reporter: his first major u.s. show "man versus wild" ran for five seasons. it launched bear as the go-to adventurer for the millennial generation. adventure mixed with moments that make you oh so gloriously uncomfortable. bear's gut-wrenching feats of gastronomy quickly became legend. >> where do you get the confidence to eat those things and not worry about it having a negative impact on your health? >> through failure, many times i've got it wrong, ended up sick. i've looked back over the years

on the many -- the episodes done all over the place, and often it's gone wrong and i've ended up bending off a rock face with diarrhea and the camera's still rolling. it's fine and i've never minded the mistakes. >> you squeezed his heart out. >> that's many things but that's not a heart. >> i've got older, i've got smarter, and you know, stay away from that one. never get complacent is the other thing. it's always the little things that come and trip you up. >> sorry, mom. >> we're not looking down. >> oh, no, we were never look down. >> reporter: now after more than a decade on television -- >> i can't. >> one, two -- >> reporter: bear is back to his usual ways once again. >> yeah! >> reporter: i'm will carr in new york. >> we're all one apocalypse away from being survivalists. >> and what, eating the eye of a yak? >> got to do -- >> take me now.

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♪ time for "the mix" this friday. you know that scene in "mean girls" when regina georgia's mom is out in the crowd dancing along with them to "santa baby." think about this as this dad, who's gone viral, was at a football game, his daughter's cheer team comes out, he does the whole opening cheer complete with enthusiastic side slaps, hand claps, and high kick. ready? dad is pumped up. there he goes. yeah. right with them. oh my gosh. >> his daughter actually helped teach him that routine. >> she must have, right? or he taught it to them, i don't know. >> she says sometimes it's better when he does it. hey, also a guy says he can make a better popeye's fried chicken sandwich, in fact his chicken sandwich is better. all the craze over popeye's

chicken sandwich -- >> he's putting some love into that. >> youtuber joshua wiseman says his sandwich looks better. >> it does. >> i would eat both of them right up polka style. >> polka. ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep you lack do the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ on banjo and accordion the folks love every note but when we sing it sounds like there's a frog stuck in our throat ♪ ♪ sing it loud sing it big every anchor frog and pig do the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ dr. bunsen honey-do the swedish chef and beaker too they do the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ even pepe the king of prawn

gets up way before the dawn to do the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ next time bring miss piggy cause i hear she's quite a ham ♪ ♪ hope she didn't hear you barry or you'll be on the lam ♪ ♪ neighbors yell it's half past 3 tell them that it's news to me that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ i hear they watch us in the swamp and think that we're all right ♪ ♪ well it sure beats croaking in the middle of the night ♪ ♪ five whole days every week we're here with our tongues in cheek ♪ ♪ and the "world news" polka one more time ♪ ♪ do the "world news" polka >> kermit, that was terrific, you play a great polka. >> why thank you, sir. i am a "tad polish." >> i get it, tad polish. >> yes, waka waka! >> fozzie bear wrote our material. >> please don't blame us, folks.

this morning on "world news now," a bitter arctic blast crippling much of the nation this morning. millions of people are feeling windchills in the teens. also this morning, is billionaire michael bloomberg about to join the race for president? what challenges he'll face if he decides to take on the crowded democratic field. new this half hour, people receiving mysterious text messages overnight. >> they were from valentine's day. why weren't they delivered then, why were they sent now? also overnight, john legend has just released his new version of "baby it's cold outside" and it's already getting a chilly reception. we'll take a listen in "the skinny" on this friday, november 8th. good friday morning.

thank you for joining us. it's probably chilly out there. >> the song coming just in time, baby it's cold outside. >> yeah, you're right, because baby it is for a lot of people. that's what we begin with, the wintry weather affecting millions of americans throughout the weekend and into next week. >> snow and ice have been causing problems on the roadways which forecasters say are not going anywhere any time soon. >> the radar shows more snow from the great lakes to western new york and rain from texas to maine. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: that white-knuckle ride on snow-covered roads. in flint, michigan, icy overpasses are freezing much faster than the highway below. and in new york, not far from the famous niagara falls, first responders making a daring rescue. >> they have a rope attached and

they have been trying to get him out. >> reporter: a man in the raging 51-degree niagara river for more than two hours. >> i just kept telling him, rte btanders cheering i g e're. as he's pulled to safety. the massive storm stretching across more than 2,000 miles from maine to texas. all this after a deadly day on the roads in wisconsin wednesday. the driver of this car did not survive after hitting a disabled semi on the shoulder of interstate 43. in traverse city, michigan, they'll be dealing with lake-effect snow. then comes the bitter cold, the coldest air of the season for many areas. alex perez, abc news, traverse city, michigan. >> he looks cold. >> yes, he does. thank you, alex. forecasters say by tomorrow, windchills will be in the teens and 20s from atlanta to boston. >> keep it. accuweather meteorologist chris nallan joins us now with those details. chris, good morning. >> well, janai and kenneth, hopefully you're ready for winter in november, before thanksgiving for that matter. look at the accuweather real

feels. we're seeing those numbers that will be diving down into the 20s. even single digits for some. those deeper shades of blue further north. it's all brought to you by the cold winds and high pressure building in from the arctic. the accuweather real feels in general going to feel more like the heart of winter. then as we head into next week, the next round of cold weather and snow is possible. kenneth and janai? >> all right, our thanks to chris there with the bad news. now to the presidential race and a potential shakeup thanks to a billionaire from new york. >> the city's former mayor, 77-year-old michael bloomberg, is taking steps toward a potential run. he will file paperwork today so he can be on the ballot for the democratic primary in alabama. an adviser says bloomberg believes president trump is a quote unprecedented threat to our nation who must be defeated next year. but bloomberg believes the

current democratic candidates may not be able to do that. abc news political director rick klein says bloomberg will face some challenges if he runs. >> a lot of democratic primary voters don't know him, or don't know him as a democrat. this is a man who won as a republican, became an independent. he's talked about running before but this is the first time he's gotten this far in the process. the characteristics of an older white male who happens to be a billionaire aren't necessarily what align the democratic party at this time. >> bloomberg has made no final decision about running. issues he's concerned himself with are gun control and climate change. sticking with politics, it is official. jeff sessions is running for his old senate seat in alabama. the former attorney general joins a crowded primary field. sessions spoke highly of his former boss, president trump. he later said that he was honored to serve as attorney general. sessions was the first senator to endorse trump's presidential campaign, but they had a rocky relationship. >> when i left president trump's cabinet, did i write a tell-all book? no. did i go on cnn and attack the president? nope. have i said a cross word about our president? not one time. and i'll tell you why. first, that would be dishonorable. i was there to serve his agenda,

not mine. second, the president's doing a great job. for america and alabama. and he has my strong support. >> sessions plans to file his candidacy today. he's looking to unseat democrat doug jones. jones is considered one of the most vulnerable senators up for re-election next year. in the impeachment battle, house democrats have considered as many as three articles of impeachment against president trump as they prepare for next week's public hearings. multiple sources say a first count of abuse of power would center on efforts to pressure ukraine's government to investigate the president's political rivals. a second count of obstruction of congress relates to the administration's refusal to comply with subpoenas. a possible third count of obstruction of justice could deal with the president's alleged efforts to obstruct the mueller investigation. acting white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney, has been

subpoenaed to testify privately today. he is not expected to show up. the president's press secretary is lashing out at an upcoming tell-all book about the president by an anonymous author saying it's nothing but lies. the book claims senior administration officials considered resigning as a group last year as a way of sounding an alarm about the president's conduct. it didn't happen because they believed it would cause too much upheaval. another part of the book says quote normal people who spend any time with donald trump are uncomfortable by what they witness. he stumbles, slurs, gets confused, is easily irritated, has trouble synthesizing information, not occasionally but with regularity. those who would claim otherwise are lying to themselves or the country. today marks one year since a deadly wildfire erupted in paradise, california. it was the most destructive fire in california's history. 85 people died and the fire destroyed nearly 19,000 homes and businesses. the town is slowly rebuilding. more than 300 building permits have been issued so far. juul is halting sales of its best-selling mint-flavored

e-cigarettes. this follows a report that it's the favorite of teen users. the e-cigarette maker is facing more scrutiny as the vaping health crisis grows. last month the company stopped selling fruity-flavored products. juul will only sell menthol and tobacco flavors. meanwhile the seattle public school district is suing the vaping company for targeting teens. the school district says the number of tenth graders vaping increased by 250% between 2016 and 2018. in sports, week 10 of the nfl season started in a black hole. >> the los angeles chargers paid a visit to the divisional rival raiders. the last scheduled primetime game in oakland before the team moves to las vegas. josh jacobs' 18-yard touchdown run with a minute left lifted the raiders to a 26-24 win. it's oakland's second win in four days and third straight overall. congrats to them. okay, so did you send a text

message last night -- well -- >> oh, last night? >> did you send a message last valentine's day that didn't reach its mark? it may have been delivered this week. >> more than 168,000 texts sent february 14th finally arrived on wednesday. >> whoa. >> a tech firm blames the glitch on an internal maintenance cycle. the delay affected both apple and android devices and all four major u.s. carriers. one expert said valentine's day messages were likely affected because the number of texts that day is abnormally high. >> higher than like other holidays? >> merry christmas, or happy thanksgiving. >> right. >> no, and people sending their loved ones texts on valentine's day? i love you, baby, happy valentine's day. >> how many texts are people sending out like that? i love you, baby.

copy and paste. okay, so they're blaming it on so many texts that day. others like myself are blaming it on mercury in retrograde. >> you and that mercury in retrograde. >> i think we've got 12 days left. can't come soon enough. >> well, you know. >> you know it's the devil's work. >> as far as the text messages, better late than never, right? >> is it? what if you've broken up? >> if you've broken up -- >> you ghosted them. >> the loved one's no longer with us? oh no. you're right. >> bad news bears. the man pulled over after driving erratically with a chicken. plus the plane crash into a house outside l.a. a father and his baby son managing to escape the flames. later in "the skinny," kanye west talking again about a potential run for the white house.

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outside los angeles. she landed on the metal counter then got up very slowly. the woman and her accomplice got away with a few hundred dollars in cash and some wine. they might be spending that money at the chiropractor. >> probably already had the wine. a wisconsin man had something "fowl" in his car when he was pulled over for erratic driving. >> police outside milwaukee say a suspected drunk driver had a chicken with him in his car. investigators also found a bunch of open beer cans. the driver is charged with dwi. the chicken's in the custody of animal control. i'm glad we had that. >> is the chicken in a seat belt? >> it looked like it was. look, he was drunk but he was protecting the chicken. >> yeah, definitely. moving on to the west coast, new details about a deadly plane crash in california. >> a small plane slammed into a home just east of los angeles, bursting into flames as a father

and his baby boy inside that house managed to get out safely. but the pilot wasn't so lucky. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: the disaster in a heavily populated neighborhood, a single-engine plane slamming into a home, igniting an inferno. >> there's smoke at the end of the runway at 2-4, airplane reported down. >> it was completely engulfed. as soon as you heard the boom, fuel ignited. >> reporter: miraculously a father and his 18-month-old baby boy in the home when the plane struck escaping alive. >> it's unbelievably lucky the way this plane went down and where that they were able to escape. it landed right into their living room. >> reporter: the pilot killed on impact. the plane equipped with a giant parachute system designed to safe the plane from catastrophic crashes. that parachute visible in the burning debris. it's unknown if the pilot deployed the parachute or if it

opened on impact. >> i can't speak to whether or not he did. i can tell you it was fully involved and that parachute material would have burned up quickly. >> reporter: the first emergency calls coming in just before 11:00 a.m. multiple homes catching fire. emergency crews scrambling to put it out. i spoke to the neighbor who lives in this house. she was just feet away when that plane hit. she said it sounded like a massive bomb going off. incredibly, that father and toddler, they were on the other side of that gutted house behind me. the father scooping up his 18-month-old, racing him to safety, both of them unscathed. matt gutman, abc news, upland, california. >> all right, our thanks to matt. when we come back, a christmas carol gets a pc makeover. see what it's like to live like regis. that's right, the regis.

♪ skinny just gimme the skinny time now for "the skinny" on a friday. nothing like a friday "skinny." >> that's right. >> starting with the rewording of a holiday classic. >> john legend has released a pc woke version of "baby it's cold outside" with kelly clarkson which scrubs the song's original

lyrics from 1949. take a listen to the new song. ♪ my mama will start to worry ♪ i'll call a car and tell them to hurry ♪ ♪ my daddy will be pacing the floor ♪ ♪ wait what are you still living at home for ♪ ♪ so really i better scurry ♪ your driver his name is murray ♪ ♪ maybe just half a drink more ♪ we're both adult so who's keeping score ♪ >> the driver's name is murray as in your uber driver? >> going to call you an uber, i got someplace to be. >> murray's got four stars, are you sure you're going to be safe? here's some more, take a listen. ♪ i simply should go ♪ text me when you get home ♪ oh i'm supposed to say no ♪ i guess that's respectable ♪ this welcome has been so nice and warm ♪ ♪ i'm lucky you dropped in but you better go before it storms ♪

>> very pc. very respectful. >> yeah. >> you would trust this man to take your daughter out, right? >> you should would, want to bring him home to mama. >> absolutely. the song will be released on a deluxe edition of legend's christmas album "legendary christmas" which is out today. christmas music already? >> definitely. >> are the starbucks cups out? >> i don't know. >> soon. >> we've been told, yes, they are. >> yes, they are. all right. well, it's christmas. >> the coffee-holics in this building. next to the major revelations from kanye west. >> the rapper, fashion designer, and mr. kim kardashian -- >> don't call him that. >> i'm sure that's a proud label for him. he was here in new york city talking -- >> in a really big coat. >> -- up his clothing line, launching clothes made of algae. bringing clothing manufacturing jobs back to america, and a possible run for the white house. >> when i run for president,

2024, we want to definitely -- what y'all laughing at? when i run for president, 2024, we would have created so many jobs that i'm not going to run, i'm going to walk. >> he's going to walk. >> you know, i wish i had a little bit more kanye west in me, when you say something and someone laughs, what y'all laughing at? because he stopped them real quick. >> you have a lot of kanye west, actually. >> do i? need to bring it out more. all right, kanye, we'll see. next to the big doings blocks away from our "world news now" set on broadway. >> oprah! herself turned out for the opening of tina turner's new broadway musical "tina." also turning out, our friend and colleague whoopi goldberg and friend of our broadcast here, gayle king, good morning, gayle, just sitting right next to tina right there, could you imagine? >> no.

>> simply the best, better than all the rest. >> look at tina, just glistening in those sparkles, oh my goodness, what a night they probably had. >> i know, so epic there, so epic. >> very, very cool. >> can't wait to hear how that went when our friend gayle reaches out to let us know. >> gayle, email us, give us all the deets, please. >> i know it was fantastic. from our "skinny celebrity real estate desk," uh-huh, we got one. regis philbin is selling his mansion at a loss, $4.5 million. that's reportedly 36% under what he paid for it 10 years ago. >> the secluded englishman nor inspired property sits on 2 1/2 acres and includes a pool, tennis court, and guesthouse. >> regis, wife joy says they're looking to sell so they can spend more time with family in california. >> you can't put a price tag on family t >> no, not at all. >> unless that flight costs a lot and you don't care to deal with them at the holidays. live your best life.

>> can we get some more tina? >> "friday rewind" coming up. so, you bought those "good enough" paper towels? [daughter laughs] not such a bargain.

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visiting the crime scenes, seeing the drug cartels' carnage up close, their loved ones' vehicles filled with massive bullet holes. in total nine people killed, including six children. tonight the family telling me the men who killed their relatives are animals. >> overnight republicans close to losing their grip on the kentucky governor's seat. kentucky's attorney general, democrat andy beshear, claiming victory over incumbent governor matt bevin, enjoying a razor-thin lead. trump carried kentucky by 30 points in 2016 but he was forced to rally support around bevin on the eve of the election in this typically red state. >> if you lose they're going to say, trump suffered the greatest defeat in the history of the world, this was the greatest. you can't let that happen to me. >> stunning new footage has given the world an inside look at the lives of killer whales. these videos from the university of british columbia are taken from above and below the water, leaving researchers in awe and bringing to light rarely seen behavior. and drones even captured playful moments like this as one calf

barrel rolls alongside its mother. >> a very superstitious "monday night football." last night during the second quarter of the game, an elusive black cat ran onto the field. >> look at it go! >> look at it go, fastest one out there, by the way. the fans at the game, they love this stuff. it's like, hey, could go all the way! >> know who that is? sebastian the lobster. i mean, the crab. at the top of this half hour i think i called him a lobster. >> you did. >> i'm getting tweets already, i'm sure of it. these crustaceans are hard to like keep them together. >> real tough, man. >> the singing crustaceans especially. >> yeah, the animated ones, i know. >> i'm allergic to all of them. >> i figured it out now. >> yeah. >> so -- yeah. >> yeah, i was just thinking, i don't eat shrimp anymore. made me think of roaches. >> been really nice to have you here for two days this week. here for two days this week.

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