>> i was a cigarette. >> smoke so heavy. >> oh, my. can you smoke a mandalay bay? i don't know, some of them. >> i don't smoke, i don't know. >> i always smell so much smoke at the hotels. i had to wash my hair when i leave because you could smell it all over. yeah, yeah. >> but there is something walking to some of these lobbies. you're like, ooh, that is fresh. it is. how do i how do i get that? >> vdara has a really good smell. it's nonsmoking. okay. and aria smells like, well, it smells like sin. >> oh, and then add in vanilla >> robin: good morning america for our viewers in the west. 1,000 national guard troops on their way to where the hurricane hit the hardest. startling new images of helene's destruction. now the deadliest hurricane to hit the mainland since katrina. >> the nation has your back. we aren't leaving until you're back on your feet completely. >> robin: president biden

surveying the devastation in the carolinas, while hundreds of nurses arrive in asheville. >> george: new evidence in the federal election case against donald trump. a court filing details how the special counsel said the former president resorted to crimes to stay in office arguing that he was directly responsible for igniting the january 6th riot on capitol hill. how trump is responding. >> michael: former first lady melania trump reportedly breaking with her husband on abortion in her upcoming memoir. a sharp contrast to the former president. >> george: abc news exclusive. in the case of the georgia mother of three accused of plotting to kill her estranged husband as she returns to court in the bahamas. we hear from her ebbing boyfriend and alleged accomplice. >> time to let the world know that we are innocent. >> george: why he said she sent a picture with the words kill him. >> robin: guilty. one of the doctors charged in matthew perry's overdose death confessing to his role in giving the star ketamine.

what's next for the ketamine queen? >> george: high speed rescue. how a state trooper stopped a malfunctioning car going 100 miles an hour with a young driver behind the wheel. >> michael: fallout. >> it is time to start planning your fall trips. >> michael: one vermont town overwhelmed with tourists. why the locals are saying, leave us alone. ♪ you're beautiful ♪ >> robin: and champagne all around. tigers, royals and padres with beautiful wild card sweeps. while the brewers bats come alive. it's go big or go home tonight against the mets. ♪ you're beautiful ♪ >> robin: and james blunt with a big announcement. it's true. ♪ you're beautiful it's true ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. >> george: it is a busy thursday. we have a lot to get to including the new court filing

detailing new evidence about donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >> robin: we're going to begin with hurricane helene. president biden surveyed the devastation in north carolina and south carolina and announced he is deploying more troops to help with the search and recovery. morgan norwood is in asheville, north carolina, with the latest for us. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. this is the staging ground, the warehouse, where all morning long we've watched the national guard come in and out, bringing in much needed supplies. everything from water to food. right now they are headed into some of the hardest hit areas in western north carolina. especially the places that it's been difficult to get this much needed relief in. operations officials right behind me trying to track out this relief operation that is almost certain to take days, if not weeks. this morning new images of helene destruction as 1,000 troops headed to some of the

hardest hit areas in north carolina. president biden surveying the mass destruction in north and south carolina from the storm. >> the nation has your back. we're not leaving until you're back on your feet completely. >> reporter: the death toll climbing to nearly 200 people making helene the second deadliest hurricane to hit the mainland u.s. in the past 55 years surpassed only by hurricane katrina, with hundreds still missing. this image showing the power outages in the days that followed. a black strip marking the path of helene. 1 million customers still in the dark. the crisis over drinkable water grows. vice president harris meeting with local authorities and greeting families in augusta, georgia. >> it is particularly devastating in terms of the loss of life that this community has experienced, the loss of normalcy. >> reporter: this new video capturing the heart pounding moments a land slide hit a house in newland, north carolina. [ scream ] and these neighbors in hendersonville sheltering in a

flooded house with their pets. in fairville, north carolina, the work he created to repel the rain since the bridge to his neighborhood was wiped out. you engineered this yourself? >> i did. >> reporter: two hands, right? after a seven minute climb, we arrived. his brother is on a ventilator and needed supplies. it is only a matter of time before his brother needs to be moved. what's your biggest fear? >> something happening to him and not being able to get out of here fast enough. >> reporter: nearby at mission hospital in asheville, 400 nurses arriving in buses from across the country, even as far as alaska, to lend a helping hand. >> they showed up with smiles on their faces, eager to help, eager to give us a reprieve. it's been amazing. >> reporter: and the president has plans to visit other hard hit areas soon. vice president harris is expected to come here to north carolina in the coming days.

george? >> george: thank you very much. now the new court filing detailing new evidence about donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. it's part of jack smith's case to why the former president is not immune from prosecution. national senior correspondent terry moran has details. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is an extraordinary move by special counsel jack smith. his sweeping new brief is essentially a road map of the case he has built against trump over the past two years, laying out the evidence and unsealed just 34 days before the 2024 election. this morning the explosive 165-page filing by special counsel jack smith loaded with new evidence aimed at bolstering smith's case that, when the defendant lost the 2020 election, he resorted to crime to stay in office. the sweeping legal brief comes as a response to the supreme court's decision in june that presidents and former presidents are immuned from prosecution for most official acts which was a

major legal victory for trump at the time. but in this new filing, special counsel smith argued that trump's actions to overturn the 2020 election were not the official acts of a president, but the illegal deeds of a losing candidate, one who knew he lost and was told so repeatedly. among the new evidence prosecutors say a witness will testify that trump mocked his own election lawyers' false claims about voter fraud, calling them crazy, even as he, quote, adopted and amplified them. smith also argued that trump was directly responsible for the tinder box that he purposely ignited on january 6th, knowing he had only one last hope in preventing biden's certification as president. the large and angry crowd standing in front of him. >> we fight. we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: this filing reveals prosecutors have obtained evidence from trump's personal phone, data showing trump had

his twitter account open and active for most of the afternoon while the capitol was being stormed by supporters and while fox news played on the tv in the dining room off the oval office. in the middle of it all, trump tweeting that his vice president mike pence did not have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution. smith argued in his brief that that tweet wasn't an official presidential act sent to address a matter of public concern and ease unrest. it was the message of an angry candidate upon the realization that he would lose power. according to special counsel's filing, shortly after vice president mike pence was whisked to a secure location by the secret service, trump was informed by a white house staffer who wrote, quote, the defendant would take action to ensure pence's safety. instead trump, quote, looked at him and said only, so what? donald trump and his legal team are blasting this filing by the special counsel because it was unsealed and made public so close to election day.

they are accusing the biden justice department of trying to interfere with the 2024 campaign. michael? >> michael: all right, terry moran. thank you for your reporting. now to melania's defense of abortion rights. she wrote an abortion is a woman's fundamental write, in opposition to her husband's views. rachel scott joins us with more. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. yes, melania reportedly splitting on her stance on abortion rights. this coming as the trump campaign is working overtime to appeal to female voters. this morning in the final weeks of the 2024 campaign and just as her husband is trying to appeal to female voters, a report that melania trump is publicly breaking with her husband on abortion rights. >> without a doubt there is no room for compromise when it comes to this essential right that all women possess from

birth individual freedom. what does my body, my choice, mean to me? >> reporter: she reportedly writing, why should anyone other than the woman herself have the power to determine what she does with her own body? a woman's fundamental right is individual liberty, to her own life, grants her the authority to terminate her pregnancy if she wishes. the excerpts were obtained by the guardian and have not been verified by abc news. it's a sharp contrast to the former president, who has reportedly bragged about nominating three of the supreme court justices who over turned roe v. wade. >> we gave it back to the states. the states are working brilliantly. in some cases conservative, in some not conservative. but they're working. it's working the way it's supposed to. >> reporter: 20 states have banned or severely restricted access to abortion. vice president harris putting the issue front and center. >> one in three women in america lives in a state with a trump abortion ban. many with no exception for rape

or incest. it is immoral. immoral. >> reporter: melania trump has only made a handful of campaign appearances. are you going to return to the campaign trail with your husband? this morning the trump campaign declined to comment. polls show vice president harris is ahead of donald trump when it comes to likely defail voters. trump tried to change his message on the campaign trail, vowing to be a protector for women. it was days ago that j.d. vance said republicans have to do more to earn the trust back from americans and female voters on the key issue of reproductive rights, george. >> george: rachel scott, thank you very much. both candidates are making stops in midwestern states today. donald trump in michigan, harris in wisconsin, with a special guest. mary bruce is on the scene in green bay. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. kamala harris will be here in the battleground state of wisconsin. the birth place of the republican party.

arguing that the gop has lost its way. she's trying to reach out to voters who feel they don't have a home anymore in donald trump's party and to make the case for first time she will be joined by liz cheney, once the third highest ranking republican in congress. cheney went on to chair the committee that investigated the january 6th attack on the capitol and has become one of the vocal critics of the former president. last month liz cheney announced, along with her father, former vice president dick cheney, that she is endorsing kamala harris because of the risk, she says, that donald trump poses to our democracy. harris, i'm told, is going to lean into that message, arguing that if elected she will be a president who will uphold the constitution and rule of law and says donald trump simply will not. she is trying to reach tphout this critical state which we know is neck and neck. she will say the country deserves a president who will serve the common good, not his own personal good.

>> george: okay, mary bruce, thank you very much. robin? >> robin: george, now to overseas, the fighting in the middle east. israel launched another strike overnight in beirut after threatening retaliation for iran's missile barrage on tuesday. matt gutman is in tel aviv with the latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. president biden has called for a proportional israeli response, but here in israel there is a growing realization that more of those missiles hit, like the one that destroyed this school, anticipated. that is raising expectations for a disproportional response, one that would deter iran from ever doing this again. that as israel continues to pound hezbollah and lebanon. this morning at least seven people killed according to lebanon's health ministry as the israeli air force continues to pound beirut. amid israel's unrelenting bombing campaign against the iran backed militant hezbollah in lebanon, thousands of americans there desperate to escape. the state department saying 7,000 people contacted the u.s. embassy in beirut, many trying to get out.

the first government charter flight departing wednesday, carrying more than 100 americans and their familys. >> we do expect to orring tphaoeu additional flights out of beirut. >> reporter: israel releasing new video saying it shows ground operations in lebanon now meeting stiff resistance. new video circulating online appeared to show idf helicopters air lifting soldiers out. israel saying at least eight soldiers were killed and 20 more wounded. as israel calibrates its response to iran's historic missile assault, this morning the first satellite imagery appearing to show damage at an israeli air base. a huge hole gouged in a building off the main runway. israel has said three air bases were hit, seen in this video circulating online, but not disclosing specifics. with many more missiles penetrating air air defense system during a smaller attack in april. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: and new images

emerging of that barrage of missiles tuesday. video from the cockpit of a plane showing a wave of missiles arcing off into the night sky over iran. most of the missiles were intercepted. and an israeli official saying its retaliation will be significant and come fast. iran has said that its missile strike was a response to israel's assassination of the leaders of hamas and hezbollah. iran said should israel strike, it will strike back, setting off this possible retaliatory cycle. michael? >> michael: we hope that does not happen. okay, matt. we are turning to the latest on the dock worker strike that's shut down ports along the east and gulf coast. both sides are still at an impasse. elizabeth schulze is in elizabeth, new jersey, with how the strike could impact your bottom line. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is day three where 14 critical ports are shut down from the union dock workers strike. analysts expect you'll start to see pressure on the prices you

pay or possible shortages if this lasts another one to two weeks. the first place that would be hit is groceries. especially fresh produce including 75% of the nation's banana supply. those foods spoil. so retailers couldn't stock up ahead of time. we could also see higher prices for alcohol. 80% of imported beer, wine and whiskey comes through east and gulf coast ports. one industry that's already making backup plans is pharmaceuticals. ports in virginia and south carolina imported a huge supply of medication. the company that makes ozempic and wegovy say they are moving products using air freight. the fda is monitoring the strike. as of now, no impact on access to medicines, medical devices or infant formula. we are seeing some images of empty costco shelves as people rush to buy supplies like toilet paper. the bottom line is that retailers have had time to prepare for this. there's no need to panic buy. robin? >> robin: that was a flash back. just seeing that was a flash back to what we went through --

>> reporter: we're not there yet. >> robin: good to know, elizabeth. thank you. now the mlb wild card matchups. royals and padres are moving on. speaking of wild, will reeve is here with the detroit tigers. they are just amazing. >> i'm not wild, but the tigers are. [ laughter ] the playoffs are in full swing. wild card round providing plenty of drama already. let's hone in on the detroit tigers. august 10th they had a record of 55 wins and 63 losses. they were ten games out of a playoff spot. this morning they wake up perhaps slightly groggy after their champagne celebration of their wild card round sweep of the houston astros. the hero last night was andy ibanez. 8th inning three run bases clearing double to put the tigers up for good and put them into the american league division series matchup with cleveland. he's 31 years old. made his big league debut at age 28. he defected from cuba to chase

his major league dream. much like the tigers, he was in a massive slump for most of the year an, much like the tigers he was hot at the right time. this is astounding. the tigers' total payroll for the 26 players on their playoff roster is $18.8 million. for context, 62 major baseball players made more than that on their own this season. the tigers, the little engine that could. they're doing great. >> michael: incredible. >> robin: thank you, will. appreciate it. >> george: coming up our exclusive interview with the ex-boyfriend and alleged accomplice of the georgia mom planning to kill her estranged husband. >> robin: and the state trooper who put his life on the line to save a teen whose car was speeding out of control. >> michael: the vermont town overwhelmed with tourists for fall. but first let's go to ginger. >> ginger: leaf peep is happening in colorado, but nearly 930 degrees. they're having record high temperatures, all time october heat in wyoming, utah and in california. remember, just yesterday we were

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ballots will be mailed to marin county voters starting monday. hi, gloria. >> good morning. there is some road work that's being done over in pleasanton on northbound 680. this is before stoneridge drive. this is creating some backups right now. there's a heavy, heavy backup to bernal avenue, and it is clearing up. but there are still some delays in this area. reggie. >> thanks so much, gloria. we're going to check in with me

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next week. so it's another hot day. this is day four of our heat wave 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline. hottest areas inland between about 101 and 104. later on this afternoon. so we do expect more records are very likely. looking at the three day forecast, we find our heat wave continues today little in terms of any relief over the next couple of days. a hot weekend on the way next tuesday. that is when we break this heat wave as cooler air finally arrives, reggie and we can't wait. >> thank you drew. if you're streaming us on the abc seven bay area app. abc seven is next. abc seven at seven is next. everyone else is watching gma at one 800. >> got junk. we'll remove any size mattress. just $59. all you have to do is point. have a box. spring two. we'll take both for just $99. call one 800. got junk down to seven. >> the eagles live at sphere las vegas. due to overwhelming

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>> michael: you drink cold water. maybe a little warm tea. [ laughter ] >> robin: i deserve that. i deserve that. >> michael: there you go. [ laughter ] >> george: i thought it sounded just fine. >> robin: thank you. >> michael: okay, george. [ laughter ] >> george: first top headlines we're following right now including the latest on hurricane helene's destruction. president biden surveyed the damage from the storm. death toll now at least 189 people. that makes helene the second deadliest hurricane to hit the mainland u.s. in 55 years surpassed only by katrina. bank of america said the glitch yesterday has largely been fixed. customers reported not being able to see their account balances. some saw their balances listed as zero. bank of america did not say what caused the outage. >> michael: big news for the band behind this song. ♪ how i wish you were here ♪ >> michael: yes. pink floyd is selling their music catalog. the financial times reporting that the british rockers have sold their records to sony for $400 million which includes recorded

music rights to 15 albums including "wish you were here" and "the wall" and "dark side of the moon." they also sold the right to the name and license which includes merchandise and theater rights as well. congratulations to them. all right. we got a lot more ahead including our exclusive with the drug company eli lilly. the maker of mounjaro and zepbound takes us inside the lab where they say they're trying to fight the rise of counterfeit medications. >> george: right now an abc news exclusive in the case of lindsey shiver, accused of plotting to kill her estranged husband. this morning we are hearing from her ex-boyfriend and alleged accomplice. eva pilgrim is here with the story. good morning, eva. >> good morning, george. that ex-boyfriend telling us there was no plot, no plan to kill anyone. this morning he's speaking out about what he says really happened. this morning the georgia mother of three accused of plotting to kill her estranged husband in the bahamas back on the island and in court. abc news following her return to nassau for a pretrial hearing

exclusively speaking to her ex-boyfriend and alleged accomplice. >> nobody ever wanted him dead. >> reporter: he's accused of plotting to murder shiver' husband robert. investigators say he even enlisted the help of a friend. but bethel said they never planned to kill anyone. >> i'm definitely not guilty of conspiracy to commit murder. and fayla is not a hired hit man either. it's time to let the world know that we are innocent. >> reporter: abc news exclusively obtaining court documents showing the case against the three includes key whatsapp messages between the group. shiver admitting to investigators to sending frustrating texts after fighting with her husband at one point texting him a picture of her husband with another woman and the words kill him. bethel saying lindsey sent that picture and text to find out if her estranged husband left the kids unsupervised at their bahamas home.

>> she sends the picture that was just sent to her. when she found out that he was there and the kids were home, that's when she was like, kill him. >> reporter: in july of last year body camera footage capturing an argument between the couple at their georgia home, less than a week before shiver's arrest. >> woke up this morning. we have travel plans to leave. he's insisting that i don't go. >> she's saying she's going to change her plans and now get on the airplane with me and the kids to go to the bahamas. when we land she's going to her boyfriend's. >> elsewhere. >> and me and the kids will go to the house. >> whenever she gets into an argument with him and she tells me about it, of course i'm livid about it. but planning to murder him? no. >> reporter: bethel saying the texts were just the two venting to each other. the two awaiting their trial in march.

shiver pleading not guilty to the charges. >> us loving each other was not a secret. she's still my best friend. we continue to care about each other, no matter what. also makes it hard going through this case. >> now, shiver has been waiting for her trial back in the u.s. after a judge granted her permission to leave the island. she's been staying with her parents in alabama, seeing her kids every other weekend. a georgia judge just granted her permission to also travel there as well so she can more easily see her children. they're waiting the trial set for march. we haven't heard the last. >> robin: all right, eva. thank you, as always. the high speed rescue caught on camera. a minnesota state trooper stopped an out of control car going more than 100 miles an hour after a malfunction with a young driver behind the wheel. rihannon ally is here with the story first reported by wday. good morning. >> good morning, robin. now that teen is okay. but he says he thought he was

going to die in a crash. one very brave state trooper put his own life on the line to make sure that didn't happen. >> felt like an eternity. >> reporter: it's a heart stopping high speed rescue caught on camera. >> slow down otherwise we'll have to see what happens. >> reporter: this 2022 white honda pilot malfunctioning, unable to stop as it continues to accelerate upwards of 110 miles per hour. traveling roughly 30 miles through three major state highways, even crossing the state border. >> i was trying to get in front of you add a little extra brake power. >> reporter: the driver trying everything he could to stop the car. >> are you able to push that e-brake and just lock him up? >> reporter: his mom rushing to catch up to her son, calling 911. >> my son is driving the car currently 'cause i'm in the loaner car. he is going down county 17. he can't get the car to slow down or stop.

>> i don't think this is going to stop. i'm going to die. >> reporter: minnesota state trooper zach groover responding. >> over the radio, he was doing 80 to 90. when i caught up to him i hit my radar. he was at 113. >> reporter: knowing the road was soon going to split, there was not enough time to disable the tires. >> we're not going to get in front of him. >> reporter: groover made a decision that could have cost his life. speeding in front of sam, taking the impact of the crash. sam was able to walk away with just minor injuries. >> that hit hard. that was like -- it was slowing down, slowing down and then it wasn't. >> reporter: days later, sam and his mom reuniting with trooper groover. >> to think about him res risking his life to save my son, it was amazing. >> reporter: overnight honda saying in a statement, we are grateful that the customer is safe adding, we cannot speculate about the issue experienced by

the customer without a detailed inspection of the vehicle. we encourage the family to have the vehicle towed to an authorized honda dealer to enable that inspection. you can only imagine what that mother was feeling. now, the family told us they took that car to the dealership. it is now in storage. the whole ordeal lasted about 20 minutes. it's truly remarkable when you think about the fact that they just don't train for this type of thing. everyone made it out safely is remarkable. >> robin: it is. >> michael: thank you, rihannon. appreciate that. coming up next, what a beautiful sight. the leaves changing color in vermont. ♪ it's beautiful ♪ there you go, robin. trevor ault is there. and, trevor, we hear that some of those residents, they almost dread this time of year. >> reporter: yeah, you could say that, at least in some ways, michael. it is unreal, with the sun coming up over all this fall foliage. this draws so many tourists that some neighbors and local officials say it is actually hazardous in some spots. we'll tell you what they're

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>> michael: back now with one of the most beautiful sights of fall. the foliage changing colors. you can see it now. that's woodstock, vermont. beautiful. it's popular with tourists, but some of the tourists are not so popular with the locals. trevor ault is there to explain why. good morning, trevor.

>> reporter: good morning. woodstock, vermont tends to catch fire this time of year. it is no surprise given how gorgeous it is. the neighbors do love all the tourism it draws, but they don't love people by the bus loads sneaking on to their driveways, their porches, their ponds. this year they're setting up safe guards against the waves of influencers who keep coming by. this morning fall foliage in full swing in states like vermont. >> it is time to start planning your fall trips if you have not already. >> reporter: but tourists and influencers swarm new england to witness these changing leaves, residents here are determined to avoid some of the unexpected chaos that resulted last year. >> it's like, i can't even get to my home. they are walking on the lawn, the property, to take their photo shoots. >> i have been asked, where's the parking area? where's the bathrooms? where's the food facilities? there's none of that here. >> reporter: local officials say those crowded narrow streets are a hazard. >> we had first responders go up

in the area in case of emergency. they may not be able to get through in time. that was our concern. >> reporter: this year the neighbors are taking action. they have raised thousands to close down these streets and pay deputies to post up and keep these bus loads of people from coming through. sheriff said two roads have been closed this year and it's proven effective at maintaining the peace for neighbors while still encouraging tourists to visit the public areas of their community. you want to deter some behavior, but you don't want to keep people from coming? >> no. we love it, right? what's happened with the social media influencing, ultimately we love people coming to vermont. we want people to enjoy the scenery, foliage, shop in our shops. it just has become too much on these particular roads. >> reporter: and to be clear, the local governments made the decision to shut down the road but it was the neighbors that raised all the money to make sure deputies are obeying the signs. everyone insists they still want people to visit. take a look from our drone.

this is the view where we are, billings farm and museum. it is unbelievable, all of those changing colors. the sheriff, the neighbors, they still want people to come visit. you just can't sneak onto private property to take a photo. >> robin: that's not asking too much. >> michael: no one would like that. all right, trevor. thank you so much. and thank you for dressing the part. you look great. coming up next our play of the day on this thursday morning. we with our "play of the day" on this thursday morning. ♪ ♪

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number one, i will need to change my name. i've been called many things in my life. annoying, james beige. i'll let the people decide. if it doesn't go to number one, i'm not changing my name. it's safe to say this is the most important democratic moment of the year. [ laughter ] >> we got work to do here. >> george: that was funny. >> i want to give you a list of some of the names. he's going to legally change his name if it reaches number one. comment your name an suggestions. here are some of the most liked comments that the winner might be among what are they blunt force. blunt mcblunt face and itsy bitsy teeny weeny pop star machiney. i guess he's still taking suggestions. >> robin: he needs to keep taking suggestions. [ laughter ] >> it also has to hit number one. comment with your suggestion, i suppose, robin. other than that -- >> robin: you have to stick

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one of the doctors charged in matthew perry's overdose death confessing to his role in getting the "friends" star ketamine. what it could mean for other defendants in the case. >> george: urgent warning. the new alert about buying counterfeit medications online. we get a look inside eli lily. how the company is raising the alarm about counterfeit meds and steps to make sure you're getting the right products. ♪ >> robin: and sarah paulson is here live with her new psychological thriller that will take your breath away. >> they're making you do terrible things. >> robin: plus what she's saying about a new installment of "american horror story" as we say "good morning america." >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> michael: gma says good morning america. we cannot wait to catch up with sarah paulson. >> robin: that's always a good time. fall is here and, as you said earlier, trevor ault and

producer dom were dressed for the part there in vermont. coming up fashion expert erika wark is here showing us outerwear that's in style and perfect for any temperature. >> george: we have an exclusive look inside eli lilly. >> robin: first a look at top stories breaking at 8 starting with helene. president biden surveyed the devastation in north and south carolina and announced he's deploying more troops to help with the search an recovery. so let's go back to morgan norwood who is there in asheville for us. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you again, robin. this warehouse behind me is full of supplies. all morning long we've watched the national guard come in and out. they're headed into the disaster zone. all of this after president biden saw this devastation here across western north carolina and the hard hit region firsthand, directing 1,000 troops to assist and the already staggering death toll continues to climb. it stands at 200 people this morning. bridge, roads still washed out.

others cutting off communities. some even hiking through the woods to get supplies. loss of power and internet service still plaguing the region. it's making the search and rescue operations, along with the race to provide relief, even more difficult. hundreds of agencies are on the ground racing to provide this relief in a recovery effort that's almost certain to take months. george? >> george: okay, morgan, thanks very much. we're going to turn to new court filing detailing new evidence about donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. part of jack smith's case for why the former president is not immune from prosecution. want to go back to terry moran. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. that's it. with this extraordinary new filing special counsel jack smith is making the argument that despite the supreme court's decision granting presidents sweeping immunity from criminal prosecution, a trial of donald trump can and should go forward. he laid out much of the evidence he'd use in this case.

this morning the explosive 165 page filing by special counsel jack smith loaded with new evidence aimed at bolstering smith's case that, when the defendant lost the 2020 election, he resorted to crimes to stay in office. the sweeping legal brief comes as a response to the supreme court's decision in june that presidents and former presidents are immune from prosecution for most official acts which was a major legal victory for trump at the time. but in this new filing, special counsel smith arguing that trump's actions to overturn the 2020 election were not the official acts of a president, but the illegal deeds of a losing candidate, one who knew he lost and was told so repeatedly. among the new evidence, prosecutors say a witness will testify that trump mocked his own election lawyers' false claims about voter fraud, calling them crazy, even as he, quote, adopted and amplified them. smith also argued that trump was directly responsible for the tinderbox that he purposely

ignited on january 6th saying he had only one last hope to prevent president biden's certification as president. the large and angry crowd standing in front of him. donald trump and his legal team are blasting this filing because it was unsealed and made public just 34 days before the election. his team is saying this is an attempt by the biden justice department to interfere with the presidential election. george? >> george: terry moran, thank you very much. michael? >> michael: now to the michael perry overdose investigation. one of the former doctors accused of giving ketamine to the friends star plead guilty in a los angeles courtroom yesterday. kayna whitworth is there with the latest. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. dr. mark chavez is the third person to plead guilty in the death of matthew perry. he could spend ten years in prison, as he now helps investigators build their case against two other defendants. this morning one of the doctors charged in the ketamine overdose death of friends star matthew perry pleading guilty.

mark chavez hustled out of a los angeles courtroom wednesday after admitting to writing fraudulent ketamine prescriptions for perry. he's one of five people prosecutors say took part in a broad underground criminal network. >> these defendants took advantage of mr. perry's addiction issues to enrich themselves. >> reporter: investigators say perry, who died nearly a year ago, was legally prescribed the powerful an aesthetic to treat depression and that he sought out dr. chavez to increase his supply. prosecutors allege the doctors at one point charging perry $55,000 for 20 vials of ketamine, with mr. placencia allegedly texting dr. chavez. >> he wrote in a text message september 2023 quote, i wonder how much this moron will pay? >> reporter: chavez agreeing to a plea deal in august, surrendering his passport and relinquishing his medical license, as he agrees to

cooperate with federal investigators. >> he's incredibly remorseful of what happened. not just because it happened to matthew perry, but because it happened to a patient. >> dr. chavez will probably make a very compelling witness when this case finally goes to trial. by cooperating now and agreeing to provide as much evidence and full cooperation with the prosecution going forward. that's something that will reduce his sentence substantially. >> now he will be sentenced in april. prosecutors now turning their attention to dr. placencia and an accused drug dealer known as the ketamine queen, who authorities say supplied that fatal dose. they have pleaded not guilty and their trial starts in march. guys? >> george: kayna whitworth, thank you very much. coming up in our gma morning menu, we have a look inside the drug maker behind mounjaro and zepbound. >> michael: the new partnership reese witherspoon is calling a dream come true. that's coming up in pop news. >> robin: plus we're revealing

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they're getting mounjaro but instead getting potentially an overdose of another pharmaceutical product. these are incredibly risky situations. >> reporter: lilly says counter fits are often being marketed online as the real stuff and disguised as genuine medications. the company and dr. david hyman, the chief medical officer, giving us an exclusive look inside one of its labs, showing us counterfeit items like this mounjaro pen. >> they removed the original label. they stuck this label onto it. >> reporter: but this is not mounjaro. >> people have taken another one of our medicines called trulicity and relabeled witness a fake label and hand painted the green button that this device uses blue. >> reporter: trulicity, another diabetes medication, is not prescribed by a doctor and if taken wrong could cause hypoglycemia, even death. and lilly is not alone in this fight against risky fakes. in 2023 the fda warning about

counterfeit versions of ozempic and wegovy, the weight loss medications. dr. hyman tells us this is a growing problem they are trying to fight. can you walk us through what your process has been like to track down these counterfeit? >> anyone who goes online these days, it's not hard to see these products being advertised to you. variety of online marketplaces and other venues, these products come to us. some are sent to us through complaints. patients being harmed or not giving them the anticipated benefit. >> reporter: what are you finding? are these actual real medicines? >> they range from products that didn't contain anything resembling our medicines, to medicines that could actually be harmful in those doses. impurities, bacteria, variety of truly frightening things. >> reporter: what's happening here? lilly allowing gma exclusive access to a new, still under construction, manufacturing lab

in indianapolis, to show us what goes into keeping their drugs sterile. >> what's amazing about these facilities, they're fully automated. they're isolated so humans aren't coming in contact with the medicines. things are safe, sterile. >> reporter: lilly said it's invested $20 billion in new or upgraded manufacturing since 2020. skeptical people will say, you don't want us to get it for cheap. what's the motivation to make sure these drugs are what they are? >> it's avoiding patient harm. part of being an innovator and pioneer of these medicines is that we are all obligated to make sure patients are educated and are not receiving products that can harm them. >> reporter: lilly said it is working to remove the counterfeits. here are things they say to keep in mind when looking for this medication. authentic products require a prescription. it should come from a pharmacy and be refrigerated. the medication should be a a clear liquid. they're warning people, do not

buy from social media or other nonlicensed marketplaces. their best advice, buy their product from a reputable pharmacy. guys? >> george: makes a lot of sense. eva, thank you very much. pop news time. will reeve is back. >> hello again. let's do it, george. we begin with an exciting announcement. a brand new docu series in the works highlighting comedic pioneers throughout history and their impact on our culture. michael is fired up. we'll tell you why in a second. the series is black comedy in america co-produced by michael's comedy. we've got a first look at the trailer. check it out. >> there's a whole history of black comedy that's undeniable. >> unapologetic. >> unprecedented. >> unhinged. >> exactly. >> richard pryor changed the game. >> kings of comedy. >> jeffersons. >> people started seeing us. >> bernie gave me the best advice. >> what was that? >> he said be funny. >> we talking truth now? >> i remember playing in charlotte.

they put a sign up saying you can't joke about white people. i said you better tell those people out there. >> what do you think of the trailer here? >> michael: love it. love it. >> he loves it. the series is hosted by tiffany haddish, ryan davis, some of the biggest names in the industry about the humble beginnings and rises of some of the most powerful voices to ever enter black comedy. that includes names like steve harvey, cedric, dl hughley as well as interviews with kevin hart, anthony anderson, and many, many more. black comedy in america premieres tuesday, october 15th on vice tv. congratulations, michael. >> michael: thank you. appreciate that. >> george: congratulations. do you know who else i think would be fantastic? a book from reese witherspoon. that's what i got for you this morning. oscar winning actor and new york times best seller reese witherspoon is adding a new line to her resume. novelist. she'll be writing her first adult fiction novel, teaming up with one of the very best

and best selling thriller writers harlan cobin. reese posting her excitement on instagram saying as a massive fan of his work, i can't believe he agreed to co-author a novel with me. i'm either the most persuasive person alive, or the idea of this book is too good. maybe both, ends quote. the novel will be based on witherspoon's original idea and they will collaborate, discovering the concept together. a screen adaptation is already in the works. >> robin: really? >> of course. [ laughter ] if reese isn't in it, i bet nicole kidman will be getting the call. she's the queen of the thriller these days. that's a free idea for you there, reese. there's no title yet but it will hit book shelves next fall. >> george: my daughter ellie saw the post yesterday and said, freaking out! [ laughter ] >> you have one buyer, viewer, whatever. we're looking forward to that. we're all looking forward to christmas, but not yet.

according to the self-proclaimed queen of christmas, mariah carey, she tells fans about how she feels about being rushed into the holiday season. here she is in a video aboard her private jet. take a look. >> this is your captain speaking. welcome aboard, mariah. you are headed to the north pole. >> not yet! sorry. they always rush me. >> she captioned the video to those asking, not yet. there it is. an official decree from the queen of christmas. there it is. "all i want for christmas" is celebrating a big milestone this year. 30 years. in that time it's become a holiday staple. don't worry, we will start hearing it very soon and very often. [ laughter ] i have got that and james blunt "you're beautiful" stuck in my head. and your version of james blunt in my head. >> robin: thank you very much. not to be heard again. >> you are amazing at

everything, robin. >> robin: go to the next story. i'm embarrassed. >> george: i'm the only one who stood by your singing today. [ laughter ] >> michael: only one who didn't want to cause trouble. i love you. that wasn't your best moment. ginger? save us. >> george: yeah. >> ginger: singing is joy no matter what it sounds like, robin. >> robin: thank you! >> ginger: singing is joy. yes. that's right. i'm not gonna try, that's for sure. how about we do talk about how wet it has been in south florida. from tampa to naples there, 15 inches above normal. ft. meyers is 20 inches above normal so far for this year rainfall wise. you're about to get a lot more. we do have a lot of activity. pretty strong activity. hurricane kirk and leslie, but those will not be a threat to land even if they get very strong. we are watching that area of thunderstorms that looks less likely to become an actual depression but will have periods of rain over the next week that are going to bring five to eight plus, maybe even a foot in the peninsula of florida. let'

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very shortly. it's all about our heat wave continuing for another day. a live look from the tam cam has the sunshine out there. temperatures right now. we are in the 60s and 70s for the most part, so it is mild out there. our heat advisories and excessive heat warnings continue. they've been extended until friday, but they'll likely get extended through the upcoming weekend. so our heat rolls on for day four of the heat wave today. cooler air won't arrive until next tuesday . reggie. >> thank you. another abc seven news update at about 30 minutes. you can always check us out on our news always check us out on our news app and abc7 news.com. here's more gma >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> robin: we do welcome you back to gma. be sure to watch tomorrow when we head out to brooklyn. a block party and a big ray of sunshine surprise that will keep you smiling all weekend long. and we are looking forward to that, michael. >> michael: yes, we are, robin. now to fall fashion. temperatures are starting to

drop and the air is getting crisp, so it's time to break out the jackets and coats. fashion expert erika work is here with the hottest looks for the fall weather. all of these are shopable on good morning america.com. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> michael: you're wearing that -- >> i am. >> michael: it's a vest. it's a jacket. it's amazing. it's perfect for the fall. >> it really is. listen, a vest is my favorite fall staple because it's so functional. you can layer as much or as little as you want with it. you can do a thin knit sweater on warmer days. you can add a jacket under your vest for cooler temperatures. i love this one from nordstrom. $158 because it's a longer length, which is great. always do the thumb test when you're wearing a vest. for your morning commute you want to make sure your bum is covered. that is key. the other thing you want to

consider is having a great cinched waist. this comes with a fabric belt. you can also remove the belt and have a looser fit. >> michael: i like that. >> multifacetted, michael. >> michael: you layered it very well. >> thank you. >> michael: little warm in here. >> there you go. >> michael: this coat has been around for a decade and is still going strong. come on out. here we go. very nice. wow. >> so good. i love this coat from fabletics. this is part of the colab with khloe kardashian. this is fully lined so it's going to give you coziness on cool days. i all love the camel color. such a great neutral. style it for every day. here i styled it down with a cream sweat suit underneath. she's running errands. she's dropping her kids off. you put this coat on and instantly feel glamorous. the best thing about this is you

can also level this coat up with a really great heel for a night out, too. >> michael: i was thinking when you get home from the errands and need a nap, use it as a blanket. that looks comfortable. >> exactly. all the things. thank you. >> michael: next up a classic quilted coat and jacket. classic for the fall. where fashion meets function. here we go. liz has a modern take. >> liz looks amazing. the quilted coat is such a staple for the fall season. i love what we did with this great jacket from the gap for just $128. little more modernized. little more cropped, boxier. the quilting is a little oversized. i love that we mixed different textures. there's also corduroy detail on the shoulder and collar, which is really fun. i also love this is done in moss green. green being one of the biggest colors for fall. i also love that this is made of 100% recycled nylon so it's also going to be water repellant.

all of the things. >> michael: all right. great job. thank you. thank you so much. appreciate that. we got a great men's look as well. trevor. come on out, trevor. wearing a collar faux suede jacket. >> so good. >> michael: this is like transitional, right? >> this is perfect for transitional weather. this is from h&m for only $79.99. i love this. done in a beautiful navy. you likely already have a black coat at home. why not look for another neutral? navy is great because it works with all the other neutrals you have. i think what i love most about this jacket is its versatility. you can style it down with a t-shirt and jeans, or easily elevate this for the office and wear a suit under it. one of those pieces you can wear again and again. when it comes to texture nothing screams fall to me than suede. it looks so, so chic. >> michael: trevor, you look good.

>> he's feeling himself. thanks, trevor. >> michael: all right. now plaid is big in the fall. >> yes. >> michael: no matter way to wear plaid than a coat. let's bring out rachel. i like this. >> isn't this gorgeous? i absolutely love this coat. this is from banana republic factory for under $200. i think what i love about this in particular is the length of the coat. it is longer. also has the notched collar, cinched waist with the belt. you can also remove that belt and use your own belt, even like the one i'm wearing now, to add personality to it, to make it feel a little bit different. we're working with lots of neutrals. we're doing oatmeal, tan, camel and black. kind of does all the work for you. that's what we did for rachel. styled it underneath with a chic black turtleneck and wide trouser. she looks amazing. >> michael: she does. when you're going plaid, do you go a bigger or smaller pattern?

>> i think for fall, anything goes. in this case, when you're going for a statement coat, you want to go all the way. so i say go big. >> michael: when you're gonna go, go all the way. >> exactly. >> michael: thank you so much. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> michael: all our models, we appreciate them as well. you at home can shop for all of these coats. come on out, show everybody all the looks. you can shop for all these coats on good morning america.com. make sure you do that. coming up sarah paulson is here talking about her new movie and more, so stay right there for more gma. there she is.

♪ ♪ >> george: we are back with sarah paulson. you know her from "american horror story" and a whole lot more. she's starring in "hold your breath." tell us what it's about. >> oh, goodness. it's about a woman in the 1930s who was left alone to fend for herself amidst these horrible dust storms. she has two young children. she had a third who died of scarlet fever. and so she is sort of in the throes of grief, which is why i wanted to do it. not your average slasher horror movie. much more of a psychological thriller. basically, at its core, the story of a mother fighting to save her family. >> george: let's take a look at a clip. >> he's been sneaking into our house, moving things at night, trying to hurt the girls.

he can get through locks, closed windows. he comes apart like dust. he sneaks in. you can breathe him in. he'll make you do terrible things. >> michael: you describe this role as a dissent into madness. >> yeah. >> michael: when you're doing a role like this, how do you keep one foot in the real world? >> that's probably a great question for my shrink. there is a certain amount of it that is hard to shake. but at the same time for me the genre is the most exciting because the stakes are extremely high. you're usually living in the world of life or death circumstances, which means as an actor you can go big or go home. i tend to go big and not go home.

>> robin: we're glad that you do. >> thank you. thank you. >> robin: your great grandmother was the inspiration for this character? >> my great grandmother's hair do was the inspiration for this movie. there's a wonderful picture that my mom gave me that's four generations which is my mother as a young child sitting on my grandmother's lap, her mother's mother and mother's mother. she had this beautiful long blonde hair that was braided on top of her head. i asked if i could do this as an homage to her. i just thought it was pretty cool. >> robin: that's special. >> george: you also were reignited with evan backrat. you worked with him in "the bear." i'll never get that episode out of my mind. >> i know. it was wild when we were doing it because it was the closest thing to doing a play. we had so many cameras going at the same time. reminded me when i did the people versus oj. any time we were doing courtroom scenes there were five cameras going at all times. i was nervous to be on the set of "the bear." i was such a rabid fan. we shot the movie before i did

the episode of "the bear." it was grateful to see a familiar face because evan and i had done this together. i walked on set and said, my brother. >> george: will you go back to season 4? >> no one's told me i can't say. i'll let that communicate whether or not i'm going to be back. i might be back. [ laughter ] they didn't say i couldn't say. so maybe. >> robin: you didn't say. >> michael: very interesting. you are working with ryan murphy again in "all's fair." glenn close, naomi watts, kim kardashian, niecy nash, tiana taylor. do you have a text chain? >> we have an innocent text change about having dinner together. there's nothing dramatic or salacious on there yet. it's like, who wants poached salmon or who would rather have lemon pasta?

>> michael: i heard you say yet. >> because i hope it will involve into the thing we all want it to be. you know? [ laughter ] >> robin: you're not the only one who's busy. ryan murphy. >> yes. >> robin: okay. since you're working with him again, is there a chance "american horror story" again? >> i think there is a big chance that i will return to "american horror story." i have got everything crossed. i would like to do it more than anything. it's my home. it's where i started. i got to play seven different characters in seven years, which as an actor is the most exciting, thrilling thing. also allows the audience to be ready for whatever you're going to do because thraeu they're not attached to one thing. so that has given me a lot of career flexibility. also just my favorite people. if i could be reunited with evan peters and ryan murphy, you can pretty much tell me what time to be there and i will be there. >> robin: love. >> george: that is fantastic. so glad you have so much going on. thanks for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> george: "hold your breath" is streaming now on hulu. let's go to ginger. >> ginger: thank you so much. time to do a little leaf peeping with everyone. at least through video.

we haven't been able to see it quite yet but look how beautiful in still, vermont. they are getting closer to peak, as are many other places. we have the fall foliage current conditions. they are even past peak in the rockies, the highest elevations. we are starting to see color anywhere you see yellow which is all northeast new york included. here's the outlook for october, november and december temperatures. so if you are planning, it looks above average for all the nation except the northern plains and pacific northwest. let's get a check closer to >> george: coming up, star

>> robin: back with the first ever byrdie break through beauty

awarsd. these awards celebrate brand tphas are breaking the mold with their innovative products. byrdie's social media director star donaldson is here with us, with most cutting edge skin, air and self-care products. they're all shopable on our website. the best thing is they're all under $50. you're a star. you're a star. let's start with texture here. i have seen andrea, who works with ginger. i've seen her use this on her. tell us about texture. >> we love this product. there are so many cream blushes on the market but there's nothing with their signature foam texture. goes on like a cream and dries in this beautiful blurred finish. it's like matte but not flat. it's like a filter. today i'm wearing -- >> robin: i knew you were. so great. >> thank you so much. i love it. it's just such a great product for that little blurred look. we love a filter. >> robin: yes, we do, star.

let's move over. collagen. that's all the rage you hear about. >> it really is. this is neutrogena's spf30. collagen is something we produce in our bodies naturally but research shows sometimes we need an extra boost for some anti-aging benefits. this product can help preserve the collagen you already have and potentially give you plump and glowing skin for longer. >> robin: okay. >> so their scientists created this micropeptide technology that preliminary studies show can penetrate the skin ten surface layers deep. >> robin: ten? >> very deep in the skin, you know. >> robin: okay. >> it's approved for every day use even for sensitive skin and has spf 30 which is super important. >> robin: that's why it's a winner. for those of us who love to do their nails. >> love to do our nails. manicure is super big on byrdie. we absolutely love them. olive and june is a brand that's always been at the forefront of

making diy manicures super easy from home. >> robin: easy. >> this is their penny tool with three interchangeable tools. this has all of your basic covers for basic manicures at home. i swear you do not have to be a nail artist to master this. >> robin: okay. 'cause they're not all the time. >> no. they can give you an hombre look. we can do a french, a polka dot manicure. it can all happen here. >> robin: i'm sold. one of our producers caroline tried out these melts during her night time routine. what makes this a break through when it comes to cleansing? >> these are olay's cleansing melts with vitamin c. i was fortunate enough to spend some time with the formulators to get a look at why this is so innovative. so basically, it's a water activated cleansing pad that dissolves into a rich and creamy lather that cleans,

tones and refreshes for a three times better clean. >> robin: three times. >> three times. we're getting rid of spf, makeup and oil for that clean feeling. >> robin: i'm gonna ask carolyn. she incorporated it into her nighttime routine. she's gonna tell us. she's our producer. are you done here? >> yes. i think that's all you need to know. >> robin: okay. is this really a break through when it comes to breakouts? >> tell me about it. this is a chin mask. i know i really struggle with acne in my chin area, and so many others. this is a product that focuses on that area. it's a two step system. first step is a sheet mask customized for your chin area. it's soaked in acne fighting ingredients. so when you're done with the mask it comes with a pouch with cream that has vitamin d5. it's that one-two punch that you need to clear your pores and feel good. >> robin: it's hard to think of a mask --

>> not too tight. we have all of the hydrating ingredients if you feel any irritation. >> robin: thank you. thank you. okay. dry shampoo. marilyn, one of our stylists, she tried it out. she was really talking about this. it's all the rage. what is it? >> it really is. this is k18 air wash. everyone is going crazy over it. k18 came with something special. this is a product that can sense oil and odor in the hair even before you do. >> robin: it can sense it for you? kind of ai? no. [ laughter ] >> kind of ai. no, you're right. actually has technology that can sense the molecules that create oil and odor in the hair and give you a fresh clean feeling for up to three full days. >> robin: because sometimes you're like, do i really need to wash my hair? i'm not sure. this can tell you? >> this can help you out in that area. it goes on clear, which we love. it's a nonaerosol.

if your hair is wet after using it, you can blow dry it and get some beautiful volume. >> robin: these are so great. what took you so long to do this? >> we'll come back and talk about them any time. >> robin: thank you. your debut and you did really well. you can buy all of these products on our website. you're a star. we'll be right back. you're a star.

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>> it was a fairy tale crew is for this family that almost turned into a tragedy. more tomorrow morning on "gma," the stunning air left in a race against time. the cruise ship doctor who help save this young boy's life and the family. the emotional first-time reunion. >> you're amazing. thank you for helping me. i feel like i probably would not still be here if you did >> george: happy news from our gma family. congratulations to the family and arlo's grandparents who are watching in the uk and australia. what a cute little boy. >> yeah. they're playing this music as they're trying to bait us into getting into another argument. not going to work, pete. not gonna work, lily. not gonna work. simone. oh. beautiful baby though. >> yeah. have a great day. hey good morning, america.

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