people are showing off i voted stickers or snapping pics of mail-in ballots perhaps unaware that that could be criminal. >> it's safe to take a picture of yourself and say you voted. the question is rises when you do it in the voting booth. >> reporter: at least 18 states taking a photo inside or showing how one marks their ballot is unlawful. >> it's unlikely anyone will go to jail or be fined after take a selfie in the voting booth but it's best not to >> the department of justice and fbi will be there november th looking for more than selfies. some take this seriously and allow for fines of up to $1,000. resist the urge, put the selfies away for later, david. >> linsey, i was hearing from some states in iowa what they have set up is once you leave the booth, they have a board set up where you can take a picture of yourself outside. >> thank goodness. >> the actual voting moment

in america. we have amy with the other overnight developments coming in. good morning, guys. we learned overnight that a theme park here in the u.s. has now closed a similar ride, the congo river ride in busch gardens is closed in tampa until it's clear what happened. four died in a park. among the victims a brother and sister. more pressure for the pentagon after thousands of soldiers were ordered to give back bonuses they received. the white house is calling on defense officials to speed u ryan wants to suspend efforts to recover the money. volkswagen owners will get a payout as part of the settlement for decemberle vehicles that cheated on tests. vw will pay owners between $5,000 and $10,000 for their trouble. finally, vindication for a young couple as one of the most reputable newspapers in the world finally sets the record straight. a new bride and groom who recently made it into the coveted "the new york times"

an embarrassing journalistic error. in fact "the times" printed a correction because the paper misstated the number of stones in the bride's engagement ring. it has nine, not seven. >> very important. >> yes. >> glad they cleared that up. >> got to get that right. >> exactly. >> you don't mess that up. thank you, amy. the huge night in cleveland for the indians and gio benitez was there for it all. good morning, gio. >> reporter: oh, what a night, michae the pressure is on for the cubs because 64% of the time the team that ends up winning game one of the series wins it all. >> here it comes. >> reporter: corey kluber leading the cleveland indians to a 6-0 shutout over the chicago cubs. the pitching ace making world series history with eight strikeouts by just the third inning. cubs hitters one after another shaking their heads. >> he's executing his pitches.

him to get the ball where he wants to. >> that is a shot into left. and good. home run. >> reporter: the indians offense led by an unusual suspect, roberto perez, the team's catcher. perez hit only three home runs during the regular season. last night, he hit two homers bringing in four runs. >> 6-0. >> reporter: for the cubs one bright note the return of kyle schwarber out since april with a not enough. >> indians win game one. >> reporter: even the cleveland cavaliers playing their first game last night got in on the act. >> struck him out. that's great. >> reporter: the cavs plan on attending tonight's game in support of their cleveland brethren. lebron even made a special bet with fellow basketball superstar

other guy's home game dressed as a team who won. if the indians win in january when we come to town i'll walk in dressed like a cleveland indian. >> reporter: if chicago pulls it out lebron has toer wear a chicago cubs out it? when he plays the bulls. >> rooting for you like come on, please. don't make me do that. ginger, you have the world series forecast for us. >> right. th'v up an hour which is great for our sleep and that's to beat the rain incoming so the first pitch should be 47. breezy, see the showers but the showers would come late because look at that. wednesday 11:00 p.m. our computer model keeping it

>> good morning, meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon. it is cold out there, with the wind blowing it feels like it's in the 20s so you want to bundle up. a lot of sunshine. not as windy as the stuck, mid to upper 40s this afternoon, and we have got rain coming in tomorrow afternoon, it could start as a few wet >> can i just give you one ah moment. the fall color up in the upper peninsula of michigan. so pretty. >> ah. >> how cold is this there?

>> amy. >> breaking through reality here. >> thank you, ginger and amy. coming up, an urgent search for this woman caught on camera opening fire on three people including a 12-year-old. accused of robbing and then shooting them. also this morning, the big billionaire bash. inside the party with the patriots. a broadway set designe. when i started designing a bronx tale: the musical, i came up... ...with this idea of four towers that were fire escapes... i'll build a little model in photoshop and add these... ...details in with a pen. i could never do that with a mac. i feel like my job is... ...to put out there just enough detail to spur the audiences... ...imagination to fill in all the blanks. this windows pc is amazing, having all of my tools...

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mmm dannon >> good morning, i'm randy price, police are looking for this man, after a young girl was assaulted on her way to a bus stop in roxbury in boston. they are calling him a person of interest in the attempted kidnapping near the corner of blue hill avenue and brookford street yesterday right now, nearly a dozen people are homeless, after this fire in everett, investigates are still trying to figure out what started the fire, late last night on floyd street, no one seriously hurt there. and thieves are targeting a boston cemetery stealing dozens of bronze vases the director says there is not much that he can do about the theft and stopping them. they have been replacing the vases with cheaper and less desirable vases.

>> looks warmer than it is out there. >> camera is shaking a bit, it's just 37 degrees but the wind is active enough to give us a wind chill of 29, as you are stepping outside, a lot of wind chills in the 20s, and actual temperatures, near or below freezing still in some spots, so it is a cold start, and not going to be as gusty as the past few days, but still a wind about 10 to 15 miles per hour. and a lot of sunshine, though, today, and temperatures running in the upper 40s, that's it. and this is the system we're watching tomorrow, a cold rain that comes in the afterno could start as a few wet snowflakes, with some account whiching snow in the berkshires, gets out of here on friday morning with gusty winds. let's get you out to the roads right now. >> watching some problem spots and lots of delays. this crash clearing 128 north side by route 24, 30 to 35 on the expressway, and braintree to boston, and along the pike, there is an accident right over by route 9 eastbound, so you have got the delays there, and 30 minutes, 495 for 128, and 93 south is slow, also a crash on

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? start me up start me up i never stop ? >> back here on "gma" you know that voice, the rolling stones, "start me up." that had to be a party. we'll show you what happened inside that party you're watching with the patriots that's coming up. that's how you throw a party. >> he's going to do our christmas party this year. >> is he? >> yeah. i'm trying. also right now the final push for donald trump and hillary clinton making their case in the battleground states with less than two weeks until the votes are counted. trump attacking obamacare this morning while clinton gets a major republican endorsement from colin powell and as ginger told us the northeast is bracing for a big chill days after the 80-degree heat. temperatures now dropping. the system already bringing a lot of snow and rain.

morning. and take a look at this. a home invasion caught on camera. you can see right there the robbers are in the house and kids are sleeping on the couch inches away. really scary situation. we'll have tips to make sure that this does not happen to you with our experts. >> so many have cameras in their homes like that. >> looks like it's a smart decision. first in this half hour we want to get to that manhunt for a robber in florida. the woman reportedly robbing three people at gunpoint and even though police say the victims turned over their belongings, the woman opened fire anyway. abc's diane macedo is here with much more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: it's a big question in this case. why would you shoot people you intended to rob when they've already given you their belongings. also this all happened right out in the open just outside a miami park but that also means surveillance cameras caught the whole thing. this morning, miami police are searching for the woman in this newly released surveillance video seen opening fire on three people saturday night.

>> reporter: you can see the shooter dressed in white reining up behind the group. one of the victims quickly hands over her purse and cell phone but the suspect opens fire anyway. the victims then frantically toss their cell phones and wallets to the ground and scatter and run for their lives. you even see the suspect pick up the belongings but still she fires again. shooting eight rounds in total. >> the victims handled over the property and the female offender still shot them. >> reporter: all three victims were hit by the flying bullets. witnesses then aid until ambulances arrive. >> i took my shirt off and i applied pressure to his chest. >> reporter: and police are still searching for that suspect saying she was a passenger in a white or silver chrysler sedan. >> someone so young crying out for help. i don't know if we helped him enough. >> reporter: one of the victims a 12-year-old boy suffered a gunshot wound to the stomach. he was rushed into surgery but is recovering this morning. the other is a 17-year-old male and 20-year-old woman luckily

arrived from honduras the very day of the shooting. he is now in stable condition but the shooter still is out there and police don't believe she acted alone. so a big investigation in miami going on right now, david. >> really difficult to see. all right, thank you. in the meantime, we turn to that blockbuster legal brawl involving sumner redstone. the 93-year-old suing two of his ex-girlfriends alleging elder abuse and mara schiavocampo has more. >> reporter: good and intentional infliction of emotional distress. saying that those women were in ka hoots to take advantage of one of the most powerful men in media leaving his pocketing a lot lighter and his heart much heavier. this morning, an explosive new lawsuit. 93-year-old billionaire media mogul sumner redstone suing two former girlfriends for what he claimed was a calculated scheme to take his money.

the controlling shareholder of viacom and cbs, claims that starting in 2010, 53-year-old manuela herzer, a former girlfriend and 45-year-old sydney holland, his girlfriend at the time, joined forces to install themselves in his estate plan and secure fantastic wealth upon his passing. moving into his home, the suit claims, isolating him from friends and family. firing longtime staff and draining his this lawsuit is remotely consistent with reality or the facts as they are today. >> reporter: in 2014, alone the pair allegedly charging thousands on his credit cards every day. including more than $750,000 on interior design services. $128,000 at barney's and $82,000 the hermes. the suit claiming when all was

taken more than $150 million in five years. at one point convincing redstone to sell all of his vested stock options and later that same day redstone made two transfers, $45 million each to personal bank accounts of holland and herzer. >> he wants every penny back. he wants all of the money that he gifted, gifted, in quotes to ms. herzer and ms. wants all of that money returned. >> the suit says redstone now also has a huge tax bill related to the women's spending. redstone is seeking undisclosed compensatory damage, punitive damages and legal fees. we did reach out to holland's lawyer but did not get a response. a lot of explosive allegations. >> seems like he has a good case? >> they have a lot of documentation including household staff that reached 0 out to his children saying something is not right here. >> thank you, mara. coming up on our big board

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how is trump doing? oh, he's down. they're polling democrats. >> all right, matt, it is confusing for some because they'll see one poll and it says one thing and see another it says another thing. you were trying to explain what's behind this. >> well, first is is that donald trump seems to think that polls determine the result and don't reflect the result. they reflect the result and as i've said before you look at them in total and look at them in average. any one poll could be slightly off but when you look at them in average they are actually correct. and it's like thefe thermostat, right. a thermometer tells the temperature and a thermostat tells you what is in the room. >> not a reflection of what it might be. >> we saw in 2012 there were polls that showed mitt romney slightly ahead but that was close untilled end but the polls on average when they went into election day in 2012 were about a two-point barack obama advantage.

you'll give, the thermostat. i get it. >> but you helped us. >> there are people that used the dewey truman up the newspaper. that's very different. >> thank you. next up, one of air travel's biggest headaches losing your luggage and who can forget this moment from "meet the parents." >> by the way your already did that once and you lost it and i had everything screwed up badly for me in well, i can assure you your bag will be placed below deck with the other luggage. >> how do you know that it will be safe below? >> are you physically going to go right now outside with the guys with the earmuffs and put it in there? >> no. >> we're all laughing because i have a feeling that we -- it's happened. it's happened that all of us. there's a new way to make sure it's safe.

tgit allowing you to follow your bag through the company's mobile app as becky worley is joining us now and, becky, no worse feeling than being on a trip, you land and that carousel is going around and your bag is not on it. will this help with that? >> michael, there are 23 million mishandled bags each year. you're right. it seems like it's our checked bags, it's always one of those. supposedly this is going to make things better so currently printed bag tags need to be scanned manually with a bar code when the ticket agent puts on one of these rfid tags it will emit a radio signal and scanners can track it at way more points along the trip because it's all done automatically then use the delta app, you'll be able to see it as it goes from airport to airport even en route from the plane to the luggage carousel going into 84 airports over the next few months, god willing it works and other airlines follow suit, please. >> all right. becky, so let's say you're on

going to land but your bag is going to denver. what do you do? >> cry. >> thanks for the info. right. what good is it doing me now? the folks at delta say this is a twofold solution. it's estimated 25% fewer bags will get lost with this technology so hopefully that atlanta/denver disconnect doesn't happen in the first place but if it does delta says they'll proactively ping you to tell you when it will arrive and at the very least you don't have to stand at the carousel for a half hour watching >> we've been sharing our stories as we travel and you, as well. all right, becky, we'll see. it's a new one, maybe this one works. but now to the nba's newest superteam warriors adding kevin durant to the roster with steph curry making their season debut overnight, didn't go too well. against the spurs. and can they live up to the expectations?

down to the spurs, you didn't mind seeing that but that was really shocking for a lot of folks here. bruce. >> well, it was shocking. it was shocking because everyone has put this together saying kevin durant is there. they'll take over the whole league but you forget they need time to jell and when you're going up against the macgyver of the nba, vi them popovich. >> you and matt, you two should have a conversation. >> we're both from san antonio. >> the other super team in the league, the cavaliers got their rings last night, raised the banner. you have three rings. can i borrow one? anyway, cleveland is a stacked team, golden state is a stacked team. is it good for the league to have two teams with so many superstars on it? >> well, there's nothing you can

for seeing the opportunity to pair up one another while they're still in their prime. a lot of players tried to do that towards the end of their career say ten years ago and always cage up short but you know, michael, 2012, you guys went up against the new england patriots and what did you do? you shocked the world. because that's what it's about. it's the spirit of competition. if you got the best team in the league, i'm going after you. >> preach it, bruce. >> that's a competitor's >> we want to put that on, man. >> back in there. but you think we're going to see a three-peat and both in the finals yet again? golden state and cleveland? >> becky is saying yes. >> i don't know about golden state right now. they need time to jell. we remember the '99 portland trail blazers. on paper they were supposed to win it all but look at cleveland cavaliers, having lebron james, someone who's been to the finals who understands the pulse of that team, he truly built that

>> right in midsentence. >> wow. >> becky needs to take a little time out of 9 sun because the spurs are going to be in the finals. >> oh, oh, i feel a texas gangup happening here. proudly live in oakland. warriors all day all season, all the way. >> spurs, spurs, it takes a team. >> i didn't expect to break up a fight. thanks to bruce who got frozen right there. y, matt, thank you, as always, man. coming up, is this the best party ever? inside the private bash with the rolling stones and patriots owner bob kraft. we have the security alert after this chilling video of a home invasion. the hidden way thieves may get in and how to protect you and your family. come on back. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready.

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new england patriots owner robert kraft is known for his blow-out bashes and last night he topped them all with rolling stones and t.j. holmes is here with all of those details. t.j., were you there. >> as you say, robach, t.j. is here, not there. but, yes, this concert last night, can you believe that. the stadium where the new england patriots play actually seats 68,000 people. well, last night one of the greatest bands in history played there last night and only a couple hundred showed up? ? pleased to meet you hope you guess my name ? >> reporter: the rolling stones rocked a small concert at a big venue last night, gillette stadium. ? yeah yeah yeah ? >> reporter: and you couldn't buy a ticket to this concert even if you tried. ? brown sugar ?

young -- >> reporter: a few hundred people lucky enough to receive an invitation to patriots owner robert kraft were treated to hits from their six-decade career. ? when the roof comes down ? ? when the roof comes down ? ? when the roof comes down ? >> reporter: the party, the guest list and other details were kept pretty hush-hush but when the stones are in town that's hard to keep quiet. ? start me up ? ? start me up i never stop ? >> oh. >> all right. >> side story. >> can we just have a moment? >> they were cracking up. >> oh, boy. >> t.j. is crying right now. >> i got a lot of reasons to cry but on this one, on this one in particular here let's talk about this. a lot of people wondering what was the point of the party in the first place? well, when you're a billionaire and it's a tuesday night what else are you going to do? he threw the party just for the

it cost $3 million just for them at a party like that in the past. >> you get a discount on a tuesday. >> 2.5. >> you can party like that too when your team is winning the way they're wining. >> that's true. >> want to hear why you were laughing in the break. when we come back what can top a rolling stones performance. look at who coldplay's chris martin is teaming up on stage with. plus, "the chew" crew is here live going head-to-head with their best dishes. i want to hear it. dish it. dish it. >> commercial break we're

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problem spots, worcester line has delays 10 to 15 minutes, and also a slow ride on the expressway, a crash by shreveport street, and again by the south bay mall, right now it's 35 minutes, braintree into boston, and the pike, still clearing the crash by route 9, and 495 to 128, a half-hour, and then a slow trip on 93 south, plus a crash on 128 right over by 93, randy. >> thank you, the cases of mumps have been i diagnosed at two colleges, a student at framingham tested positive and the university of new hampshire is report, th those schools taking precautions to stop the spread of the disease. the state is now releasing a new animation. it shows a lane shift that you will be seeing on the massachusetts turnpike, the weston tolls, as they start to take down the tollbooths, important dates to keep in mind, no more cash on the pike starting this friday evening at 10:00 p.m., saturday the lanes start to shift and on sunday the booths will start coming down. more coming up in our next hour. "good morning america"

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and the surprising showdown between trump surrogate newt gingrich and megyn kelly. >> he's not a sexual predator. >> as gingrich has a startling accusation. >> you are fascinated with sex. clinton getting a major republican endorsement overnight just 13 daysow votes are cast. security alert. chilling new surveillance video showing burglars invading a home. children sleeping just inches away. now our security experts reveal the top tips to keep you and your family safe. ? strange women. two big hollywood stars and one marvelous movie. what's the moment ahead with rachel mcadams saying this. >> we spent a whole day crying.

she's here to say -- >> good morning, america. just saying we love issa's talent and it's a beautiful fall morning here in times square. george is on assignment. great to have david here. george in washington, d.c. speaking with the entire trump family. >> yeah, just a few days left until election day and look forward to that tomorrow morning. >> we will. we're almost to the e october which as you know is breast cancer awareness month and fashion icon ralph lauren is playing a big role in helping thousands of people. i had a chance to speak with his son david all about their center in harlem that helps an underserved community get the best treatment possible and we'll share that with you coming up. >> love to see that. >> giving back. >> cannot wait to see that. we have "the chew" crew here. all those chef, great food. love having them here because we know we'll eat well.

for advice on most. >> chicken. >> you got it. >> i was reading the teleprompter. they are bringing two easy, quick, weeknight chicken dishes you guys can make tonight, healthy, delicious. i guarantee your kids will even like that. that's not easy. >> that is not. >> can they just come over and make them. >> we'll have wine, i just saw. >> easy for them to make it. amy with the morning rundown. >> good morning, guys. the big story, donald trump media. the president and the vice president, abc's tom llamas is in washington where trump is taking a detour from the campaign trail. good morning to you, tom. >> reporter: amy, good morning. the trump campaign has rolled into washington, d.c. for a noncampaign event, trump is here for the grand opening his new hotel in the nation's capital. now, they had a soft opening back in september but trump obviously taking advantage of all the media that is covering him right now. after this trump will be heading to north carolina for two events

state. and some good news for donald trump this morning. a new bloomberg poll shows him up by two points in the battleground state of florida. trump said that is a must win for his campaign. if there's any path to victory. also making headlines this morning an interview overnight between megyn kelly and newt gingrich, things got very heated. take a listen. >> you want to go back through the tapes of your show recently. you are fascinated with sex and you don't care about public policy. >> me? really? >> that's what i get out of watching you tonight. >> you know am fascinated by the protection of women and understanding what we're getting in the oval office. >> as for the event today trump is expected to make some remarks and then show off his new property. amy. >> all right. tom, thanks so much. we mention george is on assignment. this morning he's sitting down with donald trump and the entire trump family and we'll have that exclusive interview tomorrow on "gma." well, today is hillary clinton's 69th birthday and she is spending it campaigning in

anything for granted. she received a boost from another big name republican, former secretary of state colin powell now says he will vote for clinton despite their dust-up over her e-mail controversy. well, global gender equality won't happen until the turn of the next century. the world economic forum says if current trends continue it will take 83 years to close the gap. iceland takes the top spot for narrowing the gap so far. united states ranks 45t erupting on the sidelines among parents at a youth football game. take a look why. over this guy, he was sent in to play, yeah, he's got a beard, he has tattoos, he's believed to be as old as 19 but he was playing in a game for 13-year-olds and 14-year-olds. that team has now understandably been disqualified from the league. and from georgia an amazing survival story. 8-year-old london buckley and her grandfather were on his small airplane when it crashed on sunday.

they are now recovering in separate hospitals but she has this message for him. >> i want to say i love him and i'm glad we're still alive. >> despite some broken bones remarkably they will both be okay. and finally, a squawking parent has ratted out his owner's husband chirping out flirty phrases, the man never said to her. it not only confirmed the with maid but almost landed him in jail. the bird's statement will not hold up this court. this isn't the first time a parrot revealed a cheating spouse. a few years ago a couple chris and susie who had a parrot that shouted out, i love you gary revealing the name of the woman's lover. >> oh, no. >> parrot owners, and they're repeating. >> did we ever get what the express was that the parrot said

>> something tells me it was juicy. >> oh. >> always the parrot. >> it's always the parrot. >> keep the dogs. keep the dogs. leave the parrots. >> news that goes pop. >> "pop news," robin. we'll begin with fun news. the apple doesn't fall far from the tree in the paltrow/martin family. coldplay, david, stop looking at me like that. david is flirting with me. chris martin was performing at a charity event in malibu when a ? ? i can't even demonstrate what i can't >> she's only 12. that is apple daughter of gwyneth and chris martin singing ariana grande's "just a little bit of your heart." dad backing her up on piano.

brother moses also do a little performing. take a look at moses now. ? ? for you take care of me ? ? two, three, four ? >> different style but these kids have got it. that's moses taking on twenty one pilots taking on "house of gold." they love to perform. >> i can't believe how old they are now. >> i remember when 12 years old. >> you look at her now. >> jam sessions around that house. >> absolutely. i love that. and then also we have some royalty going to philadelphia. the gracious six bedroom colonial where grace kelly grew up and accepted the marriage proposal of prince rainier of monaco. went on the market back in june. it has just been discovered the secret buyer who dropped $754,000 for it was none other than grace's son, prince albert. the prince was there yesterday for the final inspection.

to his family. he recalled staying there with his mom and dad while visiting his grandparents as a kid. it is not believed the prince will move his family from monaco rather will likely be used as a u.s. base for albert's charity with a small museum exhibit in honor of his mom. really exciting. he said he saved it from near certain destruction. of developers. so really nice story there. and then finally, looks like we'll have a battle of the zeldas coming up. works right now to depict the life of first american flapper, se zelda fitzgerald. she's caught the eye of ron howard and jennifer lawrence and they'll team up on "zelda" that focuses on her life as wife to the legend but scarlett johansson on board to play her in the title called "the beautiful and the damned" and johansson's project will sake on

both of those are going to get by amazon's new series "z, the beginning of everything." christina ricci in the lead available to downstream this february. >> you name dropper, you. >> interesting. >> isn't it funny something -- she's abeen around, her story. >> three. >> since the '20s. >> exactly. that is "pop news," everybody. >> all right, lara. thank you. >> she's hot like "pop news," lara. all right, coming up, that alert about keeping your house safe after recent videos like this one showing a chilling home invasion. our security experts are sharing their tips on how to keep safe. something that we're looking forward to sharing with everybody. taking you up side the ralph lauren center helping so many in the fight against cancer. come on back. more "stay" per roll.

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wake-up call for everyone about keeping your home, your family safe. that's a child sheing on the couch there. good morning, america. on the lookout, abc's paula faris here with much more. >> hey there, these videos are disturbing, disconcerting. talking brazen thieves armed looking for vulnerabilities in your home you may not be aware of. it's a chilling home invasion caught on video in florida. while children are fast asleep on couches a burglar calmly walking around scouting for things to eventually taking a child's cell phone. his accomplice and lookout armed with a gun at the door. in austin a brazen home invasion also caught on camera. a college student beaten and robbed at gunpoint. all while his girlfriend watched in horror on facetime. >> they were saying they would blow my head off if i wasn't quiet. >> reporter: also caught on camera this man allegedly attacked a "while you were sleeping" she slept. >> i woke up to him putting his

strangling me with the other. >> reporter: according to the fbi there were a million holmbergrys last year. we've shown you the many ways they could break into your home. security expert bill stanton has a wake-up test for one homeowner. looking for easy entries people may overlook. >> there was a ladder in the garage that i was going to use to get into the house. >> reporter: a ladder and a little high-tech help was all he needed. >> i took a gps and i put it on her car so this way i could ac ribbol showed our gio benitez how easy they can use bump keys to get into a key. >> these are bump keys we ordered online and cost us 50 bucks for though whole set. >> there we go. >> reporter: usually used by locksmiths these keys mimic the action of real keys, since our

in our last security check, former nypd detective nick casale reminds gio about the basics. security mirrors around blind corners. >> the more you can see the safer you are. >> reporter: and securing low basement windows. a couple of other tips to stay safe. garage doors, traveling, make sure you disable it and bring in the opener at night. if your car has an alarm bring your keys inside next to your 23450i9stand. set off that alarm and trigger it i the most important thing, we all have old blackberries and flip phones hanging around the house, keep one charged and in a safe and secure location, a safe room, be ready to dial 911. you don't have to have them activated in order to dial 911. keep those old phones charged in a safe and secure location. >> i forgot where my blackberry is. >> we all have them lying an the house. >> in the bottom of these drawers. >> you don't even need a phone plan just have it charged up.

have a phone plan. >> you gave me yours. i'll give it back to you and wish you a very happy birthday. >> feels great to be 25. >> 25, that's right. >> plus a lot more. >> did he just give you your used blackberry for your birthday? happy birthday, paula. coming up here something we're passionate about. robin will take us inside the amazing ralph lauren centerment how they're putting touch on fighting cancer. really? yes, really! don't sound so surprised. let's see it! -oh you're ready. alright, here we go. let's hear the crowd. ahhhh! i go to the right. i go to the left. fake 'em out. mama go up, up, up! she did it. -again? you can't avoid gravity. but unitedhealthcare can help you avoid financial surprises by helping you compare costs and doctor quality ratings. unitedhealthcare

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we've got some rain coming in e hey, thank you. you too. >> thank you, you too. >> thank you, ginger. now to something we're really passionate about. we're all passionate about and it's something that amy and i know all too well. ralph lauren and his team on a min provide top notch care to an underserved community to mark the end of breast cancer awareness month i had a chance to visit the center in harlem to see how it is changing countless lives. >> it's really important to us that once somebody walks in the door they understand that we're going to take care of them. >> reporter: for so many like 40-year-old annika robinson equal access to high quality and personalized care isn't always a

a situation, it's problematic. >> reporter: diagnosed with breast cancer over the phone by her doctor, anika was shaken to the core. >> it was just devastating news. and i said, why would he call me. >> reporter: anika sought help elsewhere and found solace in the welcoming environment here at the ralph lauren senatore for cancer care. >> when i met dr. said you'll be all right. you'll be cured and i just cried. >> reporter: every year the ralph lauren center receives over 12,000 patients. 80% classified as part of an underserved community. i caught up with david lauren who sits on the board of trustees at the center to learn more. cancer doesn't discriminate. it doesn't care who you are so the treatment of it and the availability should not be either, right?

poorer communities and we're on 124th street in harlem and if you were to go 25 blocks south of here to where i grew up, you would see that the cancer rates are completely different. i think people feel if they're going to come here they may survive and feel better. >> reporter: the center was established in 2003 after a meeting between david's father, fashion icon ralph lauren, and renowned physician dr. herold freeman. >> the story that dr. freeman tells heec wait for weeks or months for ralph lauren to respond and at the end of the meeting my dad just turned to him and said i'm in. what do you need? how much? and dr. freeman gave him a number and my father said, great. we're going to support it and he has ever since. >> reporter: what does that mean as his son to know that your father is stepping up and well before it became -- >> fashionable. >> fashionable. i didn't want to use that word. but long before it was

fashion industry together to help create something called fashion targets breast cancer and then he created the pink pony fund and said every time that pony is pink on our products we're going to raise money and awareness for the cause and today both of these initiatives have become incredibly successful and global. >> reporter: as being on the board what are your goals? >> the goals are to build on that. to really grow the ralph lauren cancer center into something that the community knows about and that they trust bu the world. >> david, you hit it. trust, trust is so imperative. i was very fortunate to be at memorial sloan-kettering cancer center and for that to be aligned here and i have to tell you in walking around and seeing, it's the same care here that they are receiving at memorial sloan-kettering. care that includes the innovative patient navigation system which the center credits for their high treatment completion rates and helps

i was going to be okay. >> it is an incredible and comforting facility and i learned something else that gets back to the idea of trust. when ralph lauren founded the center in partner yip with memorial sloan-kettering he didn't want his name on it. he didn't want to draw attention to himself. dr. freeman disagreed saying it will give people a sense of trust and make them feel like it's a place of quality. d many people are familiar with that facility. you've been traveling all around the country. >> access to quality care, absolutely impacts outcome. >> it does and this is proof. all right. thanks. hey, we got the crew from "the chew" coming up next.

>> live from the be cvb newscenter 5. emily: stories we're following right now, police are looking for this man after a young girl is assaulted on her way to the bus stop in roxbury. they're calling him a person of interest in the attempted kidnapping near the corner of blue hill avenue and brookford street yesterday morning. homeless after this fire in everett. investigators are searching for what triggered the flames on floyd street. no one was seriously hurt. take a live look outside across the city. cindy, gorgeous skies that it is cold. cindy: the wind is blowing. the wind chill is 30. it feels like 23 and worcester. -- in worcester.

for tomorrow. it is going to come in with rain. downpours through friday. let's get you out to the roads. olessa: did morning everyone. we've got some delays. a couple of accidents right along the expressway northbound there is a crash. 30 to 35 minutes. where watching an accident by route nine. another crash by newton emily. emily: thank you. we're back at 8:56. if you are heading out, you can watch the latest newscenter 5 newscast right now or anytime on the wcvb mobile app. we will keep you informed.

? wow. great audience we have with us in our studio this wednesday morning and you know who else we have here? i don't know. we have this empty chair. new hbo rae. [ cheers and applause ] i'm so happy. mwah. >> hey. >> oh, my gosh. >> i know. your billboards are all over the place. blowing up. >> yes. you know, i'm excited. kind of crazy. >> welcome. >> good to see yourself on the billboard. >> i freaked out the first time i saw it.

snap story and whatever. i did a dance. >> i saw it. >> you saw it? >> we're going to talk about your new show in a little bit. before that we get some topics going and just dive right in. i have a question for everybody. have you ever told a little lie and you didn't think it was a big deal? [ applause ] hmm. as some people are like, no. you're lying. they did a study and t out as a little lie but then you pretty much convince yourself from your emotional response to your brain that it's okay. >> get away with it. >> then it leads to big ones. >> little ones lead too big ones as my mom used to say you believe in your own lies but as people started to lie more, the brain became less and less active. >> there's science behind this. >> there's science behind it. >> i was reading that research. it's incredible.

reacts to emotion to your body's emotion when you lie, they did a test so when you first told a lie it really reacts and over time with every lie it becomes much more dull. it just gives up on you. >> the first one i feel guilty and then that bag of lays is gone. >> can't have just one. >> you lie. >> your potato chip lie. >> like forrest gump, lies are like a bag of potato chips. >> that's my take home for the day. >> well, thank you for that. >> we talk about it all the time. one of those sort of nonnegotiables. you have to tell the truth. you'll be in much less trouble. >> when are lies polite? does my outfit look good. you're doing it, girl. >> i see outfits where you should look at your friend and say, you ain't doing it.

i know and that's a whole other segment we should get into when to know when to do that. a real conundrum. you want to be nice. >> i like this next one. >> i like this too. you know, we talk about this every year around this time. i feel like 'tis the season to cuddle up. do you believe -- i tried to tell you earlier this has been happening all show. >> it's a white lie. >> we're getting married. it's a big lie. that is a big lie. no, it's snuggle season. this is the season "glamour" magazine says and you're saying -- >> yes. >> you're more inclined to want to a boyfriend or girlfriend in the fall or winter because you want to get near that fire or cozy sweats. do you believe that? >> you have me adjusting my papers and i didn't have to with this. it is because of the weather, it makes it change and you just

yeah, yeah. calm down back there. >> i know. >> our floor director eddie is jumping in over here. >> but at the same time i remember my dad telling a story from back in the day where around christmas and gift time, birthday they would break up because, you know, cuddling season around christmas -- >> hey in that was my dad. not me. >> i think it's like the fall, football game, cozy sweater but valentine's is cutting like -- but how much time before you -- >> when the sun comes out. i can show off. i don't need him anymore. >> that's really it. >> which is why we got to do -- >> right to it. >> people say beware of this but i don't understand why you have to beware of it when you are snuggle up it can get the relationship going when you need someone. >> if you're ready for a relationship. >> right.

not the best thing to start a cuffing season relationship. every time i say cuffing season it seems wrong to me. i was trying to say snuggle -- can i change the name to snuggle season. cuffing season doesn't sound right. >> hip way. >> you can fool yourself into thinking a cuffing season is better than it actually is and then you're missing the opportunity to meet someone that you actually might connect with. >> y because they're cuffing with someone else. >> you can snuggle up and watch issa with "insecure." >> yes. [ applause ] >> nice, robin. i love that. >> that was good. >> alley-oop. >> we talk about your character. >> go ahead. >> your character is kind of raps to herself a little bit. >> she does. she's like a -- he's insecure, she's kind of awkward. she's socially kind of inept and

she raps to get her feelings out in the mirror. >> if you had to give yourself a rap name what would it bey. >> i haven't really thought -- in high school i used to go by miss terious. >> i did not see that. >> you know what we did and everybody has a card in front of them. don't look yet. we put everybody's name into a rap hip-hop name generator. yes. it's going to kick out our rap na a first. what would be yours? >> there's a rap generator. >> oh, i-drop. >> i-drop. [ applause ] >> i like that. >> okay. my rap name is mikey m.dolla. >> i like that. >> that will stick.

>> what a name to get on an album. >> deacon d.davy. >> wow. >> mine is -- >> you guys are so polite. >> mine is simple. yet effective. lil' ls. >> lil' ls. >> the first thing that generated was not suitable. my name was something -- >> well, come on. i can do this. so freestyle for us a little bit. >> oh, god. can i get a beat? ? hey ? ? hey sitting at the desk and i'm chilling with my homies ? ? insecure all day you should get to know me ? ? hbo i'm on the beat so thank you i'm issa rae on the sheet ?

>> terrible. >> where does that come from. >> i'm not a rapper, guys. i'm not. >> akai-drop. >> drop it. >> and it was smooth. but i really -- the web series that you had "awkward black girl" put you on the map and this is like an extension. >> i wanted to just make black people relate -- i wanted you to see them on screen. see u o these situations we all go through and, you know, race is addressed but it's also like relationship issues and also the story of just like friendship, two black girls being friends, turning 30 and ushering themselves and each other through that kind of transitional period. >> growing up did you have any one on tv you felt you could relate to. >> in the '90s, yes, everybody. it was like "living single." i could identify with khadisha

"fresh prince" "girlfriends" so many shows i felt like i wanted to be a part of that era and wanted to write for those shows then by the time i got to college there weren't that many faces. >> you're bringing it back and want to show you a little bit of "insecure." >> transfer all that lotion from the pump that already comes into this new pump for no reason? >> i hate you. >> just so you know, always let you buy a lotion pump. >> you know how long i've been waiting to hear you say that. [ applause ] >> oh, so are you enjoying yourself? >> i'm having the time of my life. honestly, this is amazing to just have a show on hbo. something i dreamed of for a long time and the characters the crew, everybody involved is just so amazing.

you made it happen. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> we love your smile. we love your energy. >> thank you. thank you guys. >> and she rapped it. >> i'll say it again. you can watch "insecure" sunday night on hbo. [ cheers and applause ]

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times square. welcome back to "good morning america" and welcome back to nba basketball. ittic canned off last night. the cleveland cavs and tonight the oklahoma city thunder taking on the philadelphia 76ers at 8:00 p.m. eastern and you by pronamel. that guy back there, he's got style. are you in a boy band? he said no. let's get back in to lara. >> all right, ginger, thank you. we get to all the excitement for marvel's "doctor strange" now. the blockbuster moves starring benedict cumberbatch begins next week and rachel mcadams and tilda swinton sat down with

cumberbatch as its arrogant surgeon turned seeker, "doctor strange" offers losses of wonder. effects, special enough to excite tilda swinton and rachel mcadams. >> magic even for us because these people are so cutting edge they're inventing the programs kind of a week ago to be honest. i mean, the film is still wet as far as i know. >> reporter: swinton who blazed a few trails herself stars as incarnation as a wise guide to the unseen world, the ancient one. how did the director describe who it would be? i think there was talk this role was written for you. >> yes, he said that and beyond accepting that he wanted someone ancient which i was very happy to take on the chin, yeah. >> you don't get to lobby for the name of the character. like i'd like to be sleeker, younger. >> no, the ancient one does me

apart from everything else people say i'm too young to play someone 700 years old. >> reporter: as her physician character joins dr. strange to mourn the loss of his surgical gifts. she marveled at his craft. >> he is so emotionally in touch with his feelings, i mean, we spent a whole day crying and i've never cried for that long. you know, and it was take after take after take and i just thought, you're my rabbit's foot. i have to take you everywhere with me. america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> what a cast. that looks great and "doctor strange" opens nationwide on friday, november 4th. coming up, these guys. the "the chew" crew join us

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hey, look, no applause sign. that came from the heart, people. no applause sign. they have a brand-new cookbook out called "the chew approved" sharing their most requested recipes. >> this morning showing us some of their best chicken dishes for our weeknight dinner dash. we'll call it week morning dinner dash this morning. but i have a question, though. it's your fifth book. >> it's our fifth book. >> but why -- [ au include the viewers' recipes. >> the viewers are very much a part of our show and we are saying to them thank you for watching and thank you for also contributing your love and all of these recipes and actually making them popular online and everything so this book really is about them and saying, hey, yes, i see your recipe. it is approved and you're doing such an amazing job. >> the connection that you all have. >> exactly. >> okay, rachel has a question for you.

>> hi. what is a crowd pleasing dish i can make for my roommates at home. >> a crowd pleasing dish for roommates. chicken. chicken goes a long way. it is an inexpensive protein. widely available and thighs and drumsticks, breasts if you're looking to make it lean. runs the gamut and this is an easy recipe for you, one of my buildable dish, chicken with citrus and herb butter, a compound butter you can hopefully you like the roommates because they'll stay forever. what carla has is carrot, butternut squash. you can buy it cubed and makes it easy, pumpkin, sweet potato. any root veggie would be great is there can you put stuff on a pan? >> yes. >> okay, good. >> a little olive oil and salt and pepper and that's it. don't overcrowd the pan so you can put it on two sheets. throw that in a 400 degree oven until tender, half an hour.

already eating. >> that's why i love this woman. >> rachel, can you salt and pepper some chicken? >> a little bit. >> a little bit. this is a whole chicken. get your butcher to break it down so you're not wasting anything. breasts in first. everything goes in skin side down and again make sure not to overcrowd the pan. it's going to go five minutes. make sure you use an oven safe skillet. aftert' add fresh orange juice, oh, yes. >> there's nothing super like crazy about this recipe but it will feel unique because it has this interesting bright flavors you might not have combined before. orange and oregano and goes in your 400 degree oven where your root veg yis were and when it comes out the chicken is totally done like robin is testing over here. you take the remaining little bit of chicken fat and orange juice and reduce about a cup of white wine, i know you got that around your house and now here's

moment. tay there, whisk. compound butter, citrus, chive and oregano. same ingredients, toss that right into -- come on. it's for the roommates. give a little extra. stir it into your sauce and ladled over your beautiful chicken dish. dinner is done and great for buildable and for kids. >> if you can do that, i'm moving in with you. >> you and the kids, man. there's room. there's room. >> michael, clinton, it's your rn emil emilio, what's your question. >> when i make that it comes out really dry. pretty chewy. >> happens to the best of us. >> it does. it does. probably because you're doing boneless chicken breast which can dry out really easily. >> that's it. >> so show you how to use bone in chicken thighs, they do not get dry and do them in a braise which really infuses moisture into the chicken so super easy. a little salt, a little pepper in your flour and make sure you do that, season your flour and then -- >> can i help.

>> come on, stra, mix it up. >> dip one of those chicken thighs in there. get it dredged. dredging. >> he said dip. >> shake off the excess, skin side down in the pan. skin side down. >> your other skin side and put about three or four of those in the pan. don't overcrowd the pan or else they won't get brown. >> thank god you're pretty. >> i'm trying. i'm trying to help. she's over here eating. program. i'll just eat. >> all right. so once they're brown, take them out, set them aside and take it away. >> then over here, in the pan with all this stuff you put a little bit of carrot, celery, onions and a little herb, rosemary and tarragon or thyme and add a pinch of saul and sweat them out till they look like this. that's all the good stuff. to that we'll add garlic, we add a little bit of tomato paste because you want to cook it out,

>> get to the wine. >> stock of the chicken. and now these ones that we browned up we didn't let stra do them because it was just a nightmare. put these back in. >> they go right in. >> right in and this is a braised so it's stay moises and delicious. oh, wait. >> look at you. >> time to fly away. >> 1:00 eastern right here on abc for "the chew." come on to eat. ? ?

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a look across the city of boston. cindy, it looks pitiful but it feels cold. -- it looks beautiful but it feels cold. cindy: 32 in boston right now. still in the upper 30's. by lunchtime, it is going to be in the upper 40's. watching this rain, this will be coming in tomorrow afternoon. a few wet snowflakes. the day. olessa: good morning, watching some delays on the roadways especially if you are traveling the expressway northbound. one lane is closed. 45 minutes from raintree up to boston. route three, the pike eastbound is about 40 minutes, 495 to 128. mainly south of 128. it is about a half-hour to the

diagnosed at two area colleges. a student at framingham state has tested positive. the university of new hampshire is reporting three cases. both schools are taking precautions to stop the spread of the disease. massdot is releasing a new animation showing the lane shifts you'll start seeing on the pike as they start to take down the toll booths. important dates to keep in mind.

>> announcer: it's "live with kelly!" today, from the hit drama "quantico," blair underwood. plus, "broad city" star and author abbi jacobson. and check out our spooky door as we continue our also, singer michael buble returns for another day at the cohost desk. all next on "live!" ? ? [cheering and applauding] and now, here are kelly ripa and michael buble! [cheering and applauding] ? ?