>> i'm shirleen good morning, america. new overnight. firing back. the fox news anchor at the center of that dust up with donald trump not backing down. >> i certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism. >> responding to the front-runner for the first time, his republican rivals piling on, hillary clinton weighing in. also breaking overnight. state of emergency. heavily armed police patrolling the streets of ferguson, using mace to break up crowds, dozens of demonstrators arrested. throwing rocks and frozen water bottles at officers, shutting down a major highway, tensions running high right now. white house arrested. an aide to president obama under investigation, charged with assault, allegedly stealing her boyfriend's gun and firing it at him. what set off her angry tirade? and "baywatch" blockbuster. one of the biggest hit shows of the '90s getting a big screen reboot, the rock and zac efron reportedly suiting up and

hitting the beach. but all eyes this morning are on the hoff, wondering, will he be diving in again? and we do say good morning, america, on this tuesday morning. good to have david back in for george and it is coming down out there. the umbrellas are out there. the northeast being hit by strong storms, there's a flash flood watch in effect. ginger will have more on that in just a moment. but first, the other storm that won't go away. we'll begin with donald trump's feud with fox news anchor megyn kelly, she responded saying she will not apologize. hillary clinton now weighing in. and tom llamas covering the campaign. >> reporter: two working strategies right now in the race for president. either ignore donald trump or take him head-on.

this and fox news president roger ailes had talks. this morning, donald trump marching on, trying to move beyond his fight with fox news and stay at the top of the polls. >> honestly, megyn, if you don't like it, i'm sorry. >> reporter: over the weekend his spat with one of thursday's debate moderators megyn kelly turning crass. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. >> reporter: the republican front-runner not apologizing but clarifying his statements to george on "this week." >> i was referring to nose, earrings. they're very common statements and only a deviant would think of what people said. >> reporter: before his blood comments, kelly said she treated all the candidates fairly. >> it wasn't an attack. it was a fair question. >> reporter: she hasn't spoken about his latest statements. now his fellow candidates piling on. jeb bush condemning trump's

words in atlanta. >> do we want to insult 53% of all voters? >> reporter: and carly fiorina, the only female republican candidate, tweeting, mr. trump, there is no excuse. trump tweeting back and going for the jugular, if you listen carly fiorina for more than ten minutes straight, you develop a massive headache. the new war of words among the party coming amid a shake-up within the trump candidate. he fired senior adviser roger stone. >> the campaign has been diverted from those big-picture issues. >> now last night, megyn kelly did address those comments. she said she's not apologizeing and she knows that donald trump isn't going to apologize either. >> hillary clinton said she's incredibly impressive, more than

capable of defending herself against trump. >> she went after senator marco rubio, because senator rubio said during the debate, future generations will look back on u.s. as barbarians for legalizing abortion. >> all right, tom, thanks. now to ferguson the city on edge again last night, heavy police presence on the streets, you see those heavily armed officers in riot gear, dozens of demonstrators were arrested some of them throwing rocks at officer. abc's kendis gibson is on the ground in ferguson. >> reporter: tense moments on on the streets in ferguson overnight as police and protesters face off. overnight, ferguson, under a state of emergency. >> night fall now and police are already out with riot gear and

many protesters gathered across this street as you can see. heavily armed police dispatched throughout the city, arresting at least 23 demonstrators. using mace to disburse the crowd. after police say they were hit by rocks and frozen water bottles. blocking traffic and shutting down a major highway near downtown st. louis. those protests marking the anniversary of michael brown's death. residents on high alert. any moment this can turn. >> we know that. >> reporter: it can turn august augustly? >> it can turn ugly at any moment. >> reporter: people screaming, running for their lives, dozens of shots fired. >> multiple shots being fired. >> shots fired. canfield. >> reporter: even cap churlg

ferguson's interim police chief by surprise. one of the alleged shooters, is followed cornered in a parking lot. >> he's bleeding out, man, please get him some help. >> reporter: police now using state of emergency to bring calm back to the streets. this morning, police pointing out there were no burglaries, looting or shootings overnight. believing that state of emergency helped the situation. also this morning, white house assistant on leave, arrested and charged with grabbing her boyfriend's gun, a u.s. capitol police officer and firing a shot at him during a heated argument. jim avila is at the white house. >> reporter: most of the white house including the president are on vacation, but one white house staffer may not be coming back after her arrest, charged with domestic violence.

barvetta singletary, proudest moment, air force one behind her after being promoted, special assistant to the president of the united states. this may be her worst moment, this mugshot, when the white house staffer was arrested with first and second degree assault and reckless endangerment after firing a gun at her boyfriend. local prosecutors say she invited the victim to her house in d.c., the couple engaged in a brief sexual encounter after singletary questioned him about another girl, she demanded the boyfriend's cell phone, then reached into the bag where she grabbed his phone and a weapon, when he wouldn't reveal his passwords, she's accused of pointing the gun at him and say, don't think i won't use it. she allegedly fired in his direction. the white house confirmed that

singletary is under investigation saying we are aware of the manner and temporarily placed the employee in question on unpaid leave and revoked her access to the white house complex. the white house staffer is now on bail, she has been charged with domestic violence. as for the officer involved he was not charged but capitol police say are investigate zblg thank you. turning now to that toxic spill in colorado, the tainted water spreading quickly, a state of emergency has been declared in neighboring new mexico. river access expected to be closed until at least next week. clayton sandell with the story. >> reporter: they are warning people here to stay out of this water, not to swim in it, not to drink it. it may not look polluted. let me show you, it's this orange sludge and the toxins in

it that have people worried. this morning, thousands of people who rely on drinking water from two polluted western rivers now told it is toxic. >> avoid showering. don't let the livestock drink it. >> reporter: after an epa cleanup crew accidentally released more than 3 million gallons of toxic sludge last week from this mine. governors of colorado and new mexico have declared states of emergency. towns are shutting down pipes that normally take clean river water into people's homes. >> where i live it's all basically living off the wells. >> reporter: the plume turned the normally clear water to yellow. traveling hundreds of miles from colorado to new mexico, to utah now to arizona. . the epa is testing the water. using fish to test the health

impact on wildlife. tests show the water carrying 300-times the safe levels of arsenic and 3,500-times levels the led. shut down in the middle of peak summer season. >> 95% of my business has been swept away and we have about 23 employees who are currently out of work. >> reporter: everyone here is hoping the levels of toxins drop soon. colorado's governor will be here today to see the. a secret government report raising red flags about safety in the skies. 5,000 planes in the air above us at any moment. those are the flights in the air right now this morning. many of the air traffic controllers responsible for

guiding those planes may not be getting enough sleep. david kerley with this report. >> reporter: concerning how many these controllers admitted to being fatigued and the faa has had this report for nearly four years and kept it under wrap until the associated press pushed the agency to release it. kroerl fatigue, examples, tennessee, pilots unable to reach the tower on approach. >> yes, sir, we're trying to get a hold of knoxville approach or knoxville departure. >> reporter: similar situation in reno. >> can't seem to get a hold of the tower here. >> reporter: at washington's own tower, controllers asleep and jets landing without guidance. >> tower is apparently not manned. made a few phone calls, nobody's answering. so you can expect to go in an

uncontrolled airport. >> reporter: prepared back in 2011, controllers come piling worrying statements. 70% caught themselves about to doze off on the midnight shift. some wore wristbands or admitted to getting less than six hours a night or less than four hours before a midnight shift. >> lack of transparency on the faa discussing this. >> reporter: the faa has made changes. but quote, fatigue is an issue in a any around the clock occupation. among those changes the faa now requires two controllers in a tower on that overnight shift, it used to be just one, david. >> that's good news. david kerley live in washington.

right over to amy robach with the breaking headline. >> a u.s. military jet has crashed in southern germany igniting a fire, you see the smoke rising from the scene, the pilots survived by parachuting to the ground. the cause of the crash is still unclear. new concerns about the wildfires raging in northern california, the latest fire, the so-called jerusalem fire has now burned more than 6,000 acres, more gusty winds are expected today and evacuations are now mandatory. three firefighters were injured battling another blaze in southern california. in oregon, a brushfire spread to this train trestle, crews say it may burn for days. and overnight, japan restarted one of its nuclear reactors for the first time since the fukushima meltdown caused by the earthquake and tsunami four years ago.

authorities wanted the reactors switched on to reduce fuel bills. the coast guard is showing off of $1 billion of cocaine seized from smugglers. . the drugs were confiscated in the pacific off the coast of latin america. more drugs were seized in the last year than the previous three years combined. some encouraging news about the pro biker involved in this violent crash in utah. that car actually may have saved him from riding off a cliff. he tweeted this picture, all good, thanks for the messages. he's covering from fractured ribs and a punctured lung. bizarre police chase in los angeles. police were pursuing this man in a motorized paraglider. they thought he had dropped drugs to the inmate below but it

was a big misunderstanding. it turns out he's a local pastor who just got a little lost. finally, anyone who rebs that nerve-wracking day at the dmv. the test driver ended up not driving to the dmv but through the dmv. she's okay. no one was hurt. just her pride. she jumped the curb hitting the gas instead the brake, shattering all those windows. she's going to come back another time. >> that would be wise. >> and a different staff on duty. >> maybe. >> a different office. now to scary moments at the beach, a little boy playing in the sand, trapped, a cave he was digging suddenly collapsing on top of him.

people racing to save him. story. >> reporter: this morning, a 12-year-old boy recovering after an avalanche of sand fell on top of him. knocking him unconscious. life guards and bystanders rushing to yank him out. giving him cpr. air lifted to a local hospital where he's currently in stable condition. the boy was digging deep holes, an activity that investigators say eit can give way. these accidents can often be fatal. dozens of beachgoers desperately trying to pull him out using anything they could but it was too late. 2011, this 17-year-old survived

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the heaviest rain lot more ahead this morning. a mom surviving a bear attack. now she's speaking out on "good morning america". >> we kind of both stood still for a minute and the bear lunged and we ran. >> how she managed to get away. so many of you weighing on this story, former actress

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temperature 75. rain across the area. temperatures are warm and we got humidity to go with it to make it feel muggy outside. the flood watch is until 4:00 today. heavy rain sliding across the area west to east, hudson river valley across long island, connecticut, up to westchester county, the thruway, 684, the turnpike and garden state parkway all heavy rain. rainfall amounts so far you can see .2 in the park. this will go higher today. more rain with showers and thunderstorms this morning and then another round this afternoon. michelle? >> all right, thank you, bill. we have been warning folks take it easy during the morning commute. let's check in with rork rork. >> no other choice by the look of l.i.e. shot. earlier path condition has been repaired. new jersey transit was cross honoring path tickets. you have metro north waterbury branch with bridge work in bridgeport. f and g trains uptown delays at carol street p. 80 closed exit

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good morning, america. and right now, a flash flood watch in effect here in the northeast, torrential rain hitting the area hard this morning. >> that's for sure. fox news anchor megyn kelly says she will not apologize for those tough comments that led to donald trump's angry response. rick perry has stopped paying campaign staffers. and the nfl could take one step closer to returning to los angeles today, the league is meeting in chicago, the owners for the chargers, raiders, rams, expected to apply to move, so a team could be heading back. good morning, america, on this thankful tuesday. a lot to get to. coming up in our next hour, a little taekwondo star, could he or couldn't he? trying so hard. >> come on, buddy. >> he's trying to earn that belt. wait until you see what happens next. >> we're going to hold it.

also coming up this morning, that mom who survived that terrifying bear attack speaking about how she protected herself and her children. but we begin this half-hour in the bombshell ruling in that so-called slender man, the judge deciding two girls accused of stabbing their friend 19 times will be tried as adults, mara schiavocampo is here with that story. >> reporter: defense attorneys gotten better treatment from mental health in the center. if convicted she should not be released back into the community so soon. >> i'll order that the defendant defendants be retained in the adult jurisdiction. >> reporter: this morning, a wisconsin judge now deciding that two teenaged girls who allegedly tried to kill their friend to pleased a fictional

character slender man, will be tried as adults. >> this was a premeditated murder. >> reporter: the suspects morgan geyser and anissa weier were just 12 years old when prosecutors said they lured their friend, 12-year-old payton leutner into the woods last may, stabbing her 19 times with the kitchen knife and leaving her to die. >> is there any pleading going on? >> her clothing has blood on it. >> reporter: miraculously payton survived. the dfs, now 13 plotted the attack for months to please the fictional character slender man. >> he's this tall, faceless man who preys on children. he targets children most. and so, i was really scared knowing that slander man could easily kill my whole family in three seconds. >> reporter: now, the teens face

up to 65 years in prison. the verdict's parents telling abc news' david muir exclusively last cement that their daughter payton's safety is most important. >> she can move on with the rest of her life. >> reporter: one of those defendants morgan geyser has been diagnosed with early onset schizophrenia and she still believes that slender man is real. robin, david. >> we're going to be following payton's case. in the meantime, we'll move to the late nest that north carolina case, the police officer there on trial for shooting and killing an unarmed black man looking for help after the accident. for the first time jurors get to hear the police officer's version of what happened. abc's reena ninan with the story. >> reporter: for the first time we're hearing from the officer who shot and killed unarmed

former college football star jonathan ferrell. officer randall kerrick seen in this newly released police interrogation video, played in court. >> he just had a very aggressive posture. >> reporter: describing what happened after he and two other officers arrived at the burglary call in 2013. home owner calling 911 after the 24-year-old ferrell came to her door at 2:30 a.m. looking for help after crashing his car. ferrell seen in this dash cam video appears to run toward police. >> so, as he's approaching me, i'm backstepping and i'm yelling, stop, stop, stop! >> reporter: the officer explaining what happened just off-screen seconds later. >> i'm backing up and he's just coming at me even faster. >> reporter: kerrick hitting

ferrell ten times. a jury monday watching his interrogation video, explaining to detectives just hours after the shooting why he fired so many times. >> i was yelling for him to stop, stop. >> reporter: kerrick who has pleaded not guilty facesing up to 11 years in prison for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. the latest twist in kelly rutherford's bitter custody battle. the gossip girl star and her children have been ordered to face a judge this morning. their father fighting to get them back in monaco. abc's linsey davis is here with the latest. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: rutherford was supposed to fly her children hermes and helena back on thursday. instead she announced she intends to keep the kids. this morning, they could be on a plane to monaco as early as tonight. this morning, rutherford's

ex-husband is calling her a kidnapper. the star now ordered to appear in court this morning with her two kids after she failed to send them back to their father in monaco on tuesday. >> my priority is their safety and well-being. as their mother that's what's what i'm going to continue to fight for. >> reporter: six years when rutherford filed for divorce, they were supposed to share custody. one his visa was revoked, the judge ruled the son and daughter should reside in monaco with their father temporarily. >> i trusted their father that he would live up to his agreement that it would be temporary and three years it has not been temporary. >> reporter: back in june, monaco court ruled that the kids should several weeks of the summer vacation with rutherford before returning to ex-husband, which rutherford refuses to do. >> it's very hard for the kids. it's been kind of cruel in a

way, because you know we just want to see each other and be together. they're very young. >> reporter: in response, she's invoking emergency jurisdiction, asking a judge to asked rutherford to return the children. because the united states and monaco are both part of an international agreement to protect the best of interest of children, that means american judges must respect monaco's court order and now her failure to comply with the agreement could mean less access to her kids in the future. >> all right, again, in court today, we'll learn more. thank you linsey. now the wildfires in arizona right now. ginger. >> 6,000 acres.

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flash flood watch is in effect. there on long island sound that is a small craft very for boats. not a good day at the beach or boat. you can see the line of showers working through nassau county, fairfield county and connecticut up the hudson river valley. heavy rain across the area down the jersey shore and garden state parkway. .6 around the park. another round through the morning and then this afternoon. back to you, michelle. >> thank you, bill. let's get a check on the commute with heather. >> we will take a look at the rfk triboro bridge. we had an earlier accident. you can see slow volume crossing the rfk triboro bridge. visibility is down. let's go to the maps. we will talk about the other bridges and tunnels. coffee cart accident cleared off the ed koch bridge. lincoln tunnel inbound a disabled bus. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. michelle, back to you. >> stay safe, stay dry.

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jumping into action, they're giving one viewer a transformation. >> that's what it looks like when they're coming down the hall this morning. that's our beauty dream team right now. they're hard at work. >> indeed. also coming up this morning, we're asking one of your biggest fitness questions, which one do you think burns more calories, the elliptical or walking? >> you'll be surprise by the results. that's just ahead. for the morning rundown is amy. good morning, guys. big story this morning, several developments in the presidential campaign, beginning with donald trump's feud with debate moderator megyn kelly, she fired back on her program saying her question was tough and fair. hillary clinton weighing in, saying trump went overboard criticizing kelly. clinton is also attacking senator marco rubio for his

comments during the debate when he opposes abortion in cases of rape. bernie sanders attracting a crowd of 27,000 in los angeles. more violent crashes erupted overnight in ferguson, missouri, police in riot gear facing off with hundreds of protesters for the second straight night as a state of emergency remain in effect one year after the police shooting of michael brown. at least 23 people were arrest arrested. dramatic video this morning from the floosh flooding in parts of colorado, the water powerful enough to wash away cars. no injuries were reported today. the big flooding threat is in the northeast. ginger's forecast coming up new version of a popular diet soda is hitting stores this week, responding to consumer health concerns, pepsi has made a big change, abc's rebecca jarvis has more.

>> reporter: this morning, with soda sales sizzling a bold new move by one major beverage company hoping one small ingredient change will get its brand bubbling again. new versions of diet pepsi hitting grocery store shelves as we speak. they're now available without aspartame. pepsi replacing it with another artificial sweetener sucolose. >> to see the sales declining year after year, they have to do something to try to stop that. >> reporter: the sweetener switch coming in as nearly two-thirds of americans saying they're actively avoiding diet soda. telling abc news, diet cola consumers in the u.s. have asked us for an aspartame-free pepsi and we're responding.

one person responding, diet pepsi, why did you do this? #awful. another, what have they done to my diet pepsi. for "good morning america," rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> thank you to rebecca for that. first look this morning of candid images taken moments after the wedding of prince charles and princess diana. another shows her iconic 25-foot train and the new mother in law, the queen, smiling on that memorable day back in 1981, these foephotos will be auctioned off next month. finally a young man taking the internet by storm with his unconventional martial arts skills. take a look at this adorable little boy in a class in california. he's right to break that board. come on, you can do it. he misses the mark.

you know what, he's undeterred. eventually -- there he goes. if at first you don't succeed try and try again. there he gets the coveted white belt in taekwondo. >> so sweet. >> that reminds me, robin of -- >> don't go there. too much. >> no idea -- >> safer that way. let's get to michael in the social square. >> here's a look at what's ahead in the gma morning menu. in our heat index, the new policy that could be a game-changer for working parents. some employers saying you can bring your babies to work. and more on jen and justin's secret wedding. plus, diet wars, are

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work day has a whole new mean, not just in hollywood, in life as we know it. some government offices in washington state are now allow allowing parents to bring their babies to work. the perfect candidate, 6 weeks up to 6 months old. >> it was exciting. knowing that i wasn't having to bring her daughter to day care. >> reporter: first-time mom brings 4-month-old lid ya in three times a week. >> it has innocent world to me. >> reporter: state officials say both parents and babies win. saying research proves that allowing a parent and infant to remain together in the earliest stage of life supports critical bonding, healthy brain development and parental well-being. so father, co-workers say baby

lydia is the perfect option. >> baby having a bad day and fussy, baby gets sick, mom takes baby home. >> reporter: the only catch here, when babies start to crawl, they need not apply. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> joining us now gma work place contributor, tory johnson. how realistic is this idea. >> when you have a willing work place. we have the worst bad parental leave policy in the world, if this is something that can happen parents ease back into work is a good thing. initially, when i heard about this, this is a prescription for crazy chaos, we're going to turn the office into a nursy. i decided to put my skepticism on hold.

i called several companies yesterday afternoon that already have policies like this in place. those stereotype call fears are actually unfounded and there's one company i talked to, it's a company in new hampshire and they have been doing this for six years, they have had 15 babies through this program and they told me a couple of things that are really big benefits that we see across the board with companies. so, one, is parents return quicker, that's good for everyone. we're constantly juggling everybody else's workload. the atmosphere is calmer. babies make people happy. even if you're not the baby holder. >> i will say, parents, i used to bring duff when he was very young, it makes you want to stay later. >> that increases loyalty and decreases turnover because the parents who have this benefit

are so appreciateive, they work harder, they're so appreciative not just to the employer but to all of their co-workers for putting up with this. >> the boss -- >> for this to work, you need buy-in from the boss. this is not a mommy issue. this is really about making a business case. it's about making a business case because the work place sees overall benefits from it. it's also about creating a baby zone. screens for privacy, a door that can close. then the last thing that i would say, you really is to set clear rules. everybody said, clear rules really work. >> if you're the boss and you want to implement, what rules do you set? >> start talking about it in the office and you propose a pilot program.

it's a lot easier than implementing a permanent perk before you tried in the office. >> i hear it helps morale overall not only for the mom and dad but overall morale workplace. >> we're going to raise ginger's baby together. >> bring that baby in here. >> you know what, family-friendly is good for everyone. >> it is. >> that's what we have to remember. it's not about kaudcaudling ginger. >> we asked viewers at home, should parents be allowed to wring their newborns to work every day? 77% said no. 23% said yes. >> once you talked to people and dive in, it's a lot easier to accept. >> i keep thinking of ginger with the baby at the weather wall. >> she's behind the weather wall.

>> ginger, we're here for you. >> thank you. also burning up the heat index this morning, jennifer aniston and justin theroux's wedding, new details this morning about their top secret affair, everything the gown, the cake. abc's abbie boudreau has the details. >> this morning, new details are emerging about their wedding, the ceremony officiated by the couple's close friend jimmy kimmel. >> i'm aparade to even talk about that wedding because everyone is on top-secret lockdown. jimmy was like the preacher, you know, the guy who did the ceremony. >> reporter: as for the dress that aniston don while saying i do to justin. >> off-white and very flowy. >> reporter: flowy dress perfect for a summer affair. while the designer is still a mystery "people" reports reps

for gucci, versace confirmed they did not design the dress. the wedding took place in bel air. lounge areas. the cake? >> charm city cakes from the food network, it was a strawberry and vanilla cake. >> reporter: the nuptials reportedly wouldn't into the early morning. >> everyone was dancing until 3:00 a.m. >> reporter: the wedding festivities all planned around a four seasons resort in picturesque bora bora. last year, spending justin's birthday and now bringing their pals to the party. for "good morning america," abbie boudreaux, los angeles. >> good for them. >> congratulations to them. now to our special series,

diet wars, this morning we're tackling pro biotics, sales have increased by nearly 30%. how do they benefit your health? abc's mara schiavocampo set out to find out. >> it's the tiny pill with potentially big benefits that claims to boost your immune system and improve your dejestive system and help with weight loss. what is this powerhouse? probuy got ibs, actually a combination of live bacteria and yeast. >> try the number one probiotics. >> reporter: they're flooding store shelves in al different forms, promising to revamp your health. >> some evidence bloating, intestinal infections. >> reporter: there are tons of options.

so, how exactly do all of these work? well experts say they may create a barrier against bad bacteria in your gut, although doctors aren't sure how. al for all the health claims, many of the promises from probiotic companies are still unproven. >> it could boosting your immune system. we're certainly not there yet. >> reporter: now, researchers are studying probiotics like crazy, to understand the process and see if they can help with a host of health issues, with weight loss, life disease and even type 2 diabetes. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. here with us now is abc's dr. jennifer ashton. you're going to explain a little bit more about what probiotics are. >> right. we hear the terms.

think of this as your small intestine and large colon, take a deeper look inside. what you see here, as the whole gut maco. you can see, this thick lush grass, that's the prebiotics. on top this is the environment that we hear about, the probiotics, these are all the good bacteria. what you see here is no bueno. this could lead to leaky walls of the intestine, which could have an effect on your entire body. >> wow. let's talk about what -- the impact it has on your health. >> let me show you, we're going to medical school here, we start at the head down, there's there's ex's theive research starting in the brain, we call it the gut brain access, mood, depression, the term you're going to be hearing

about, psycho biotics. treatment for lung infections, treatment for life disease. then, certain gyn infections and obesity. amy, the intestine track very different than lean individuals. we need more research, some data has shown that taking probiotics help. >> we saw in mara's piece, lots of supplements and pills to take, you can get this through food. >> prebiotics this is what feeds the probiotics. sourdough bread. if you don't like any of these foods, you can go for the over the counter supplement. the three species, -- if you have any questions check with your question. # doctor. jen will be taking your

questions on twitter throughout the morning. thank you so much. let's head outside to ginger

now. >> the heavy rain doesn't matter, not at all to these folks. thank you so much for being here. lara. >> she took the pop. >> thanks ginger. benefits everywhere on "good morning america." benefits right now in "pop news" right now. if you're having withdrawal after luke bryan's major performance at our summer concert series, don't worry, the country star like you have never seen him before, showing off his r&b chops with jason derule owe. listen. if you want me girl you got me >> that's derule owe. they made beautiful moozic together.

on the app it's called sing karaoke app. the video has gone viral. the cool thing about this app it allows every one of us to see how we would sound with any artist. i think it's so fun he chose to sing with jason derulo. really fun and really viral. >> he was into it. >> everybody's talking about it. we love a little music. >> we should try that. >> you should try that, david. you're right. >> we'll definitely air it. laura ingalls all grown up, she wants to go from little house on the prairie to capitol hill. she's running for congress. half pint as she was known on

the hit show. she competed on "dancing with the stars," she served as the president of the screen actors guild. her opponent is -- that's not her opponent. take that down. it's the incumbent, why michigan? she lives with her husband of two years from "thirty "thirtysomething." trivia everywhere. melissa is running for congress. >> she taught me how people think she's olsen. she's a nice person. >> i love hearing the theme music. it just takes you back. >> hey paul. hey, half pint. finally, early morning as we know can be rough, tuesdays are really rough and someone has a

real case of the tuesday boos. listen up. [ laughter ] >> i do that all the time. >> it looks like bambi's having a breakdown. listen, be, ambi, be a dear, stop complaining. we'll all get through this week. and that's the "pop news." try the meatloaf. thank you. >> i heart you. i heart you so much. oh, lara. you're good. she's good. lot more ahead this morning. hard to top that. the big fitness question finally answered, which one is better for you, walking or using the elliptical?

come on back. good morning. 8:27, tuesday, august 11th. i'm michelle charlesworth. we are tracking thunderstorms moving through the tri-state on this accuweather alert day. drivers need to take it easy. this is a live look at the long island expressway in queens. a flash flood watch is in effect. let's get the latest from meteorologist bill evans. >> taking a look at temperatures around and the radar as well. temperature at 8:27 is around 71 degrees. a lot of rain around the area and a flood watch in effect until 4:00. across long island sound, south of long island, that is a small craft advisory there. big waves and winds with the thunderstorms sliding eastward. today the lane of rain is from western connecticut through fire field across -- fairfield and cross long island. rainfall amounts so far, nearly an inch up to sussex.

we will have more showers and thunderstorms today. sun comes out tomorrow. michelle? >> thanks so much. let's move to heather. good morning. >> good morning to you. if you are planning on taking mass transit, which is the way to go, we have a delay on the path trains. hoboken to journal. newark to the world trade center because of earlier track conditions but that has been taken care of. here is the biggest problem 80 westbound closed exit 4 to the pennsylvania border with an accident. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. michelle, back to you.

>> thanks so much. city health officials say they have gotten ahead of the legionnaires outbreak. they will work on legislation to require monitoring of water cooling towers. the towers can be the breeding ground for the disease. the council hopes to have a new law ready for a vote by thursday. the outbreak made at least 113 people sick since early july. 12 people died. today the ntsb meets to determine the probable cause of the crash involving tracy morgan. last june a walmart tractor trailer slammed into the back of a limo carrying morgan and six other people on the new jersey turnpike. fellow comedian james mcnair was killed. the crash left morgan in a coma for two weeks. a preliminary report determined the truck driver was speeding. that's the news for now. "live with kelly and michael"

at 9:00 a.m. welcome back to "good morning america." on a tuesday morning. right there, our glam squad putting the final touches on our makeover guest, karol yin. she's laughing her way to see her. wait until you see her transformation >> i just a partial glimpse. pretty little liars finale is airing tonight. the stalker who has been torment tormenting that group will finally be revealed. we have an exclusive clue for you right now. here it is. a, has been in more than five episodes. does that help anybody? >> all right. >> if you want to find out even more, you can go to pllfinale.com right now and tune in tonight to abc family. robin? >> all right, will do. i'm over here. if you're heading to the gym

this morning or to our studio, you're there right now, you might be wondering, which is better for your body and burning calories, walking on the treadmill or the elliptical, it's a story that caught our eye in "the new york times." linzie janis hit the gym to find out. >> take a look. >> reporter: it's the question that has plagued us for decades, walking or using an elliptical? according to recent estimates by the mayo clinic when it comes to calories ellipticals burn more. 160 person using an le lipt call for an hour burns 365 calories. that same person walking for an hour burning just 314 calories. so, of course, we raced to equinox gym to see for ourselves. >> ready? >> reporter: spending 15 minutes

first walking on a treadmill. then, using an elliptical. >> i can feel it already. >> reporter: each at roughly the same speed with no added resistance or incline. after 15 minutes of walking i burned 60 calories. >> i'm out of breath. >> reporter: me, too. >> i'm pretending not to be, of course. >> reporter: sure enough on the elliptical. so we're at 12 minutes i already burned more calories. at that 15-minute mark. >> i just burned 17 more calories on this machine. 77 calories burned. near 30% increase just by switching machines. why? it's the unique elliptical pattern your leg muscles are forced to move in and the added motion of your arms make for a bigger burn. >> more activity burning with an elliptical. >> reporter: it's not all about the calories. >> walking increases and it strengthens the bones. also, it helps build balance. >> reporter: while both machines

are great ways to get fit, make sure your choice is taken in stride. >> i got that, taken in stride. she joins us now on the elliptical and equinox trainer rachel marrioti is back on demand. all righty, now, which one do you prefer? >> i'm already out of breath is a clue. >> this is definitely harder. definitely harder than walking but i don't like it. >> you wouldn't be apt to do it again or stay with it? >> probably not. i prefer walking. >> i want to make sure you continue to talk. rachel tell us about the elliptical. >> the elliptical you're using your upper body as well as your lower body. treadmill, you're pushing off heel to toe, you're propelling your body weight forward using muscles around your ankles and kafls calfs.

>> it's depends on you, your body, if you got achy knees. >> right. for my clients who have joint problems in their hips or knees, i recommend the elliptical. treadmill, i personally enjoy more, it's a natural movement and it's more -- it helps the integrity of your bones because of the impact. >> can you do more to get something? you're working the arms with this. >> the core, you can add the incline, you can increase, decrease the speed. keep in mind the intervals. bringing your heart rate up and down. you essentially burn more calories. >> interval training is the key. not how long you're on the machine but how hard you work. >> right. >> rachel, thanks very much. amy.

>> all right, robin, i'm team treadmill. finding that first apartment is fun and scary at the same time. behind the scenes of the real estate and abc's sara haines got the insider secrets for landing your next home. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: it's the hottest new show on the market. >> this is cute. >> reporter: abc family's next step realty helping the new residents of the big and find a home what type of clientele are you dealing with? >> typically most of our clients are recent college graduates. >> reporter: the docu show follows new graduates. you rent apartments but sell a lifestyle. what lifestyle are you selling?

>> new york city baby. you're swept up in the culture the arts, the entertainment, the fashion, the food. it is all about selling the location of where you want to pursue your dream. >> cheers, girls. >> reporter: if you're looking to make a move, are there some tips about getting an apartment, not just in new york just in general? >> to be prepared. to feel a little bit uncomfortable and not really knowing what you're getting yourself into it. at the end of the day it's fine. >> find someone you trust and let them hold your hand throughout the whole process, have an open mind, there's always going to be something, nothing is going to be perfect. >> we massage the way they can get their apartment and make it comfortable for them. >> reporter: for "good morning america," sara haines, abc news, new york. >> all right, thank you, sara, next step realty premieres

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and then there's her wardrobe. she works in finance, which typically requires her to dress conservatively. >> more suit, more structured. it makes it a challenge when transitioning from day tonight. >> reporter: her style icon. >> kate middleton. it's something that's feminine while being a little bit edgy, but she's always sophisticated. >> reporter: on hand to make over carolyn is our beauty dream team. ted gibson and mally roncal. can they make carolyn's dreams of a 30th birthday dream come true, let's find out. i'm joined by the dream team. one more look at carolyn's before photo. here it is, everyone. drum roll, please.

come on out, carolyn. >> oh, my gosh. okay, i was like, you cut off all her hair. what do you think, what do you think? >> it's really cool. i love it. >> i love it. >> you look fantastic. >> i want to ask momma, your mom elizabeth is here, what do you think of the color, the look? >> think she looks great. she looks beautiful. >> one thing you were wondering because you're a working gal, you wanted a look that went from day tonight. so, what was the plan and what advice do you have for our viewers. >> women often struggle when they go to work, she has dress code at work, get dressed with detail. this dress is totally work appropriate, sexy and turn around, show your friends. turn it around. turn it around. a little sexy detail. >> i love that dress. who makes that dress?

>> that one is from macy's, that dress. lara, it's a stretch dress. that sexy detail that's hidden during the day makes it super easy. >> bring home the bacon and -- >> the second one is accessories, easy to pack, strappy, cool shoes. >> i don't know about these shoes for work. >> this would not be appropriate for work in her finance department. but, you do a bright little bit of jewelry, cool shoes, go deep and bright with the color and you are there. keep it simple during the day. >> friends from work, what do you guys think? thumbs up i want to get to ted. >> show us. >> shake, shake, shake. >> we changed the color, which i think is really beautiful with her skin. i think red -- i tell women --

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how does it feel to have the number one song in the land? >> unbelievable. >> we got some pictures of you, i want to show everyone at home. you began very young. >> i did. >> look at this guy and youer with formed with your grandfather's country band back in florida where you grew up. >> yeah. >> and the grand ole opry. >> yes. >> he passed away in february, i brought his guitar. >> what he would say if he saw you on "good morning america." >> congrats on the success this morning. we're cheering you on. here's the song "kiss you in the morning" take it away.

them jeans are faded in all the right places you got me hanging on tight to your curves like little e races girl your funky little back beat's got me feet like i'm tipsy and i ain't even had a drink i wanna kiss you in the parking lot under the moonlight kiss you running red lights, baby set the mood right just like everything your doing to me right now is making me crazy i wanna kiss you on the dance floor kiss you like a let's go come on baby let me hear you say o oh i wanna kiss you with the neon light in your eyes glowing then i wanna kiss you in the morning yeah i wanna kiss you in the morning oh you little outlaw stealing

my heart and all when you drop it down low, touch your toes girl you know you just showin' off that little tattoo on your tan line, oh, my pretty little butterfly what else have you got to hide i wanna kiss you in the parking lot under the moonlight kiss you running red lights baby set the mood right, just like everything you're doing to me right now is making me crazy i wanna kiss you on the dance floor i wanna kiss you with the knee lon light in your eyes glowing then i wanna kiss you in the morning yeah, i wanna kiss you in the morning i wanna kiss you in the parking lot under the moonlight

kiss you running red lights baby set the mood right just like everything you're doing to me right now is making me crazy i wanna kiss you on the dance floor kiss you like a let's go, come on, baby let me hear you say, oh, oh i wanna kiss you with the neon light in your eyes glowing then i wanna kiss you in the morning yeah i wanna kiss you in the morning in the morning yeah i wanna kiss you in the morning

[ cheers and applause ] you know what we may have a new theme song here. i want to kiss you in the morning. michael ray. that was good. thank you. we downloaded it and everything.

>> have a great day, everyone. >> see you tonight. good morning. 8:56 tuesday, august 11th. a flash flood watch is in effect on this accuweather alert day. we are keeping watch on the traffic conditions across the tri-state.

this is a live look from road cam 7 in long island city queens. meteorologist bill evans joins us with what we can expect the rest of the day. >> where road cam is, east of there and west of there, water conditions on roadways where it has been wet with heavy rain. your temperature at 9:00 will be 70, 71 degrees. flood watch is in effect until 4:00. we have rain exiting now on long island, coastal connecticut. you see showers back to the south and west. hang on to the umbrella. there will be another round of showers and thunderstorms later on from this area you see around pennsylvania. that will come in for the afternoon. still a thunderstorm threat later on this afternoon up until sunset. then sun comes tomorrow. michelle? >> sounds nation. back to folks getting around. heather? >> some delays with subways. f and g you are dealing with signal problems at carol. 6 trains downtown delays with signal problems at castle hill avenue. long island railroad, new jersey transit orlando close.

metro north waterbury branch, bridge work in bridgeport. 80 westbound at exit 4 near the pennsylvania border an accident. street cleaning rules are in effect today. michelle, back to you. >> thank you so much, heather. we are following developments after an s.u.v. crashed into scaffolding on the upper west side. it happened about an hour ago at apparently manager scam and west 68th -- amsterdam and west 68th. that's the news for now. "live with kelly and michael" is next. take care out there. stay safe and dry. join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast!

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