cooperate. the entire security council must approve of that deal. new jersey senatorial candidate, cory booker, shrugged off sessions that he has tawdry communications with a stripper. booker has 1 million followers. a website buzzfeed reported on his direct messaging with the stripper, whose name is lindsay lee. >> if it hurts his will feel guilty. but it would be for a viable reason, not just me being a stripper. >> i don't study people's profile. i tweeted people back from all different types of backgrounds. it's not something i pay attention to. when somebody's kind to me, i often say thank you. >> booker's republican opponent says the whole thing is just a distraction in a campaign that should be focusing more on issues. jurors in the michael jackson wrongful death case begin their first full days of deliberation this morning.

the jury is being asked whether concert promoter aeg was negligent in hiring dr. conrad murray. murray is the doctor who injected jackson with a fatal dose of drugs. millions of dollars in damages are at stake. a former montana teacher convicted of raping a student is a free man after serving just 30 days in prison. the case was drawing worldwide condemnation for the length of that sentence. the 14-year-old victim in the case committed suicide. her mother is struggling to understand how her daughter is dead and the convicted rapist is free. >> she was good. she was smart. artistic. >> the judgment is that he needs to serve more time. he'll have to serve more time. >> there's been calls for the judge who handed down the sun tense to be removed. in italy, a top executive at barilla pasta is apologizing for his statements. he said his company ads could never feature same-sex families. that comment caused for a

boycott. now, he says he supports gay marriage but not adoption, since it would be complicated for same-sex couples to raise children. montana is getting an early look at winter. >> ground crews clearing three inches of snow. the mountain passes accumulated more. enough to trigger an avalanche warning. areas have picked up three to six inches of snow above 7,000 feet. and today, those plow crews can take a rest. it will be rainy rather than snowy today. snow will fall over parts of the rockies. heavy rain from the dakotas to the great lakes. and stormy conditions from nebraska south all the way into texas. mid to high-70s, from chicago to minneapolis. from new york to baltimore. warm in parts of the south. 89 in new orleans. 90 in miami. and 92 in dallas. no doubt, apple's new operating system are different. but some of its features are apparently making people sick, literally. and nap time. two pilots fall asleep mid-flight. a new experiment to make sure

that never happens again. and one bright boy. a son credited with saving his mother's life after dialing 911. his young age is what makes this story so incredible.

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here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: remarkably, the two pilots, asleep at the same time. that's right. a british airbus a-330, on autopilot with both pilots sleeping. we only know of this because one of the pilots self-reported the incident of six weeks ago. admitting the two pilots had only five hours' sleep over two nights because of long shifts. even though british pilots are allowed to take naps, that country's pilots association says its government is too complacent when it comes to pilot fatigue. here in the united states -- a different story. after this deadly crash in buffalo four years ago. 49 people were killed. pilot fatigue was one of the contributing factors to that crash, which led to sweeping changes for american pilots. they must have a ten-hour minimum rest between flying days. flight time limited to eight to nine hours a day. and they're required to have 30 consecutive hours off every week.

but even that may not be enough. planemakers and airlines are looking for ways to put technology in the cockpit, which will tell if the pilot is fatigued and keep that pilot awake. david kerley, abc news, washington. the scene in a texas fast food spot at all of the markings of a bloody mats massacre. a man walked into mcdonald's, aiming his country. he pulled the trigger several times but nothing happen. he went outside, fired off a shot and walked back in. amazingly, the gun failed to discharge a second game. >> i've never seen a video like this before. my gut feeling is that the city of ft. worth avoided a major tragedy on tuesday night. >> not one person inside that mcdonald's was not injured. the gunman did manage to run. but police picked him up a just a short time later. a man in california in big

trouble this morning in a case of sextortion. jared abraham is freed on $50,000 bail yesterday, after surrendering to the fbi. he was charged of hacking web cams of teen usa, cassidy wolf. he faces up to two years in prison. watch this guy. wow. he stumbles right on to the subway tracks in boston wednesday night. others on the platform went right to work getting him safely back on the platform. the 33-year-old man admitted to drinking to celebrate passing his medical boards. he doesn't remember anything else. transit authorities say all trains have been stopped. so, he won't be in danger of getting run over. my goodness. >> good for those good samaritans. and six people have been arrested in connection with a huge labor day party of a former nfl player. brian holloway learned of the party after pictures of twitter.

400 teens were there. holloway asked them to come forward and take responsibility. but only four of them did. so, he authorized the arrests. police say many more arrests are expected. usually first responders get the credit when someone's life is saved. but in arizona, even the fire crews are calling a 3-year-old boy a hero. earlier this month, a little boy named guy saw that his mom was suffering a seizure. that's frightening for any child. but only at 3 years, he managed to stay calm and call for help. >> yeah. my mom not feeling better. >> what's more amazing is that guy had never before witnessed a seizure. now, he says he wants to be a doctor someday so he can save even more lives. >> just incredible. >> and his mom says he's always very cool and calm during situations that are stressful. and if you don't understand what he's saying, he tries to explain it in a different way. >> that's awesome.

>> that momma is lucky to have that baby. >> he looks really young. you hear him talk, he's a baby. >> he is. time, now, for sports. an emotional night in the bronx. >> that's right. yankees mariano rivera pitches in his final home game. here's neil and stan at espn with all the details. >> good morning, america. i mean that. he's stan. i'm neil. we're on your "sportscenter" set in los angeles. stan is our closer. >> big night in new york for the yankees long-time closer, mariano rivera. got to see him for the last time. the yankees will close out the season in houston. they've been eliminated in the playoffs. this is the last game at yankee stadium and rivera's last season. brought him in the eighth. yunel escobar, had the plate. he pops out to robinson cano. that was actually in the ninth. rivera's two long-time friends, andy pettitte and derek jeter come out to make the pitching change. rivera takes some of the dirt

from the mound with him. yankees lose 4-0. but what a moment. >> when your brothers, derek jeter and andy pettitte came out and gave you a hug, what was going through your mind at that moment? >> oh, my god, everything hit me. from the first time i came here to today. you know what i mean? all the good times and the sad times. it wasn't easy, though. you know what i mean? everything hit me like a ton of bricks at that point. that's all we got. back to you. >> just a great guy all around. >> everybody says the same thing. just maybe the greatest pitcher in relief. and one of the greatest guys to play the game. coming up, "the pulse." a hollywood star is opening up about her autism diagnosis. and kanye west goes on a tirade against jimmy kimmel. what kicks off the angry rant? ♪

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hospital. british authorities are seeking dna samples from the family of samantha lewthwaite to see if she may have been killed during the attack in that mall in kenya. looking at today's weather. sunny and beautiful for the northern east coast to the midwest. rain heavy at times from the dakotas to dallas. there will be cooler temperatures in the midwest. and it will be pleasant and beautiful all along the eastern seaboard. time, now, for our friday funnies. and this week, the late-night comics had plenty of fodder for their jokes. >> no surprise here. the hosts spent a lot of time on ted cruz's 20-hour talk-a-thon. >> 21 hours of ted cruz. how bad is that? not as bad as 21 hours of a carnival cruise. but still bad. >> he got a little weird. you would get a little weird, don't you think. this was 2:00 in the morning. >> and the obama care doctor said, you have six months to live. i asked him, what's the good news.

he said, i'm nailing the nurse. [ rimshot ] >> while the speech was not a record for the longest ever given on the senate floor, it did tie a record for the dumbest. he brought up both "star wars" and ashton kutcher during the speech. and at one point, he read the book "green eggs and ham" aloud. >> in the land of d.c., in the senate of snooze, lived the showboatiest blab whose name was ted cruz. ted talked about health care, compared it to nazis. as comparisons go, he was off by a lotsy. more of his speech here. we picked it up here. take a look at this. >> i will not allow this nation's money to support this health care law. obama. obama. obama. weird name, right? obama. yeah. can i get a large pizza lover's

delight with a stuffed crust and cheese. and make it quick. daddy hungry. oh, oh, oh. ♪ you're gonna hear me roar >> did he sing those songs? >> dr. seuss, white castle. that was real. "star wars," ashton kutcher. he was asking for it. >> he wanted attention and he got it. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a wonderful friday and a great weekend. igail abbey time winding down before a possible government shut down. what both sides are asking for in negotiations and how the shut down could effect you.

happy purple friday. a live look at the inner harbor. it is morning but the moon is out. we're going to talk about the weekend shaping up to be a fantastic one weather wise. we are in purple as it is purple friday. you might want to dress heavier, maybe a purple windbreaker. >> not really. we're going to be deal ing with temperatures that are coming in on the milder side this morning. we are going to be dealing with temperatures with 59 in dc, 59 in easton right now. in terms of temperatures right now, we're at 56 degrees. [no audio] 83 here in hunt valley going to be nice and clear. as we check in and take a live look at schwan road, nothing to get in your way as you travel down

towards the beltway. if you're traveling on the jfx that's also going to be nice and clear. nothing to get in your way. here at route 24, it's going to be a calm morning as you make the push over to the white marsh area. from the throughway to the plaza just 6 minute ride. 11 minutes from 95 up to 83. the west side will take just is 11 minutes. the government shut down. some federal workers will begin to get verbal furlough notices. national parks would close, also medical research would be interrupted. 17 days later the u.s. could default on its loans if congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling. house republicans say they want to do it but want to

do it watt cash. there's priorities to includes the keystone pipeline, tax reform and delays obamacare for one year. that's a direct challenge to president obama. >> i will not negotiate on anything when it comes to the full faith and gamut of the united states of america. >> the president said i'm not going to negotiate. well, i'm sorry but it just doesn't work that way. >> democrats dismiss the tactics of the gop as pipelines. harry reed tried to move forward. ted cruz rejected. once the senate passeses the bill house republicans plan to change it and send it back. they must pass a spending plan by midnight monday to avoid shut down. a lot of new laws and rules

are set to effect next tuesday in maryland, including tougher gun rights laws. advocates plan to ask a judge for an injunction. published reports say a group has filed a federal lawsuit saying restriction on assault weapons and magazine size violates their constitutional rights. starting october 1st you can get ticketed for talking on your cell phone. the other new car law is a seat belt use, if you're not buckled up you could be fined $50. it's been 27 years since bernadette kuruso. today her family is holding a rally. family and friends have petitioned the