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schools are closed. up in the air. heavy winds tear a top secret military blimp from its post and fighter jets sent scrambling as it travels 150 miles knocking out power to thousands. >> oh, my god, it's going down. >> the outrage this morning. and the abc news exclusive interview with leah remini. opening up about her time as a scientologist. >> what does that mean, go on course? >> the techniques -- >> her revealing answer and her break from the church only on "gma" this morning. . and good morning, america. boy, robin, there are some fireworks at the debate last night. donald trump is the front-runner. he took heat and gave it right back. jeb bush and marco rubio went at it too and the candidates hit back hard at the moderators. >> and the viewers too but the one thing they all agree about, hillary clinton. the democratic front-runner was

a target all night long. after the debate, her team tweeting this, clinton brushing it all off. the image drawing some criticism, as well. our political team is here to break it all down, all the big moments, plus the man many are calling the big winner last night, marco rubio, george is going to talk to him in a moment but we begin with abc's tom llamas who is still there in boulder. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. the debate did turn messy but it was still filled with exciting moments. at one point it seemed like the candidates were going to revolt then there was that exchange that everybody in the political world is talking about. for the first time, donald trump was not in the middle of the biggest fight at a republican debate. >> what is it like a french workweek, you get three days where you have to show up? >> reporter: jeb bush going after the man he men storied senator marco rubio attacking national. >> you can campaign or just the job.

his ground delivering a line that left bush silent and the audience cheering. >> someone has convinced you attacking me is going to help you. i'm not running against governor bush, i'm not running against anyone on the stage. i'm running for president because there is no way we can elect hillary clinton to continue the policies -- >> i think there is -- [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: but trump did have his moments like when governor john kasich described his campaign as fantasyland. >> we cannot elect somebody that doesn't know how to do the job. >> reporter: trump unleashing. >> number two this was a man that was a general managing partner at lehman brothers and almost took every one of us down. >> reporter: was it tough not to be the star? >> i don't know what you mean by the star. >> like the focus. >> i think it was very unfair. it's become very unfair. i think that i did very well according to all of the online polls, i got 80% as a win. >> reporter: candidates also critical of the questions.

christie exploding when bush was asked about fantasy football. >> we have isis and al qaeda attacking us and we're talking about fantasy football? can we stop? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and christie harwood. >> because i got to tell you the truth, even in new jersey what you're doing is called rude so -- >> reporter: and senator ted debate critique. >> this is not a cage match and you look at the questions, donald trump, are you a comic book villain, ben carson, can you do math? how about talking about the substantive issues? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and even with all eyes on dr. ben carson, the front-runner in some of the latest polls, he ended up being one of the candidates who had the least amount of time to speak. >> what was your greatest moment of the night? >> hmm, when the debate was over. >> reporter: now the rnc blasting the moderators, as well saying they did a disservice to

now, the next debate is in less than two weeks but this one was still important because candidates are running out of time to raise substantial money before the holidays hit. george. >> thank you, tom. bring in the man many are calling the big winner, senator marco rubio in colorado this morning. good morning, senator. lots of big headlines saying you were the winner last night. rubio soars. how do you capitalize on this moment? >> well, first of all, i don't want to overstate it. it was a debate. there's one coming up in another 14 days and if we don't do well there it won't party. this is a long process. for us it was another chance to express ourselves before the american people. i hoped we had had more of a chance to go in depth on some of the policy issues before america. we didn't get a chance to do that as. and hopefully we will in the next debate but i was happy to be a part of that debate. i felt good coming out. >> you and your former mentor, jeb bush, went at it on your attendance record in the senate

last night and governor bush doubled down on that and hit you again in the spin room and danny diaz says you don't have a record of accomplishment. the reality is marco rubio hasn't demonstrated he's qualified to be president. his team is even calling you the gop obama. how do you respond? >> well, look, another candidate's decided that the way they're going to win is by attacking me then they're going to pursue that line. it's not the way i run my campaign. i won't change my campaign because of a change someone else made convinced attacking me is the way forward. i'll continue to tell people who i am, what i'm for. there are policy differences between us. we'll discuss those. but i'm not going to change my campaign and not going to change how i feel about governor bush. jeb is my friend. i have admiration for him i i'm not running against him. i'm running for president. as i said last night and repeatedly throughout the campaign. i'll tell people what i'll do if they give me chance to be president.

i feel confident about that. >> how about on the underlying issue of your missed votes. other senators have missed far fewer. don't have voters have a right to be concerned. >> a couple things. i enjoy and i'm honored to be a senator from florida. one of the most meaningful service aspect. that never makes it into the press. whether it's the veteran who has to prove they're disabed despite the fact they're losing two legs or elderly couple -- >> the most important job commander in chief. donald trump has not proven an understanding of the issues or preparation necessary, you said. would you say that about the other front-runner, ben carson? >> well, whether it's donald or ben or anybody else, this campaign gives everybody a chance to learn about these issues and to express themselves and that's the other thing i said as part of that statement is that can change. i mean people can continue to

learn about these issues and over time demonstrate a knowledge -- >> but they don't have it now? >> -- before america. look, in other debates we've had we haven't seen that sort of candidates. that doesn't mean that they can't or won't. i know i have and i feel comfortable about the fact with all due respect of all the other candidates running i'm the one that's shown the best judgment and best understanding on the foreign policy threats before our country in the 21st century and hopefully all of our candidates will grow to be able to do that, as well. >> you saw hillary clinton's team sending out a tweet. her brushing off the debate. in 30 seconds why are you the best candidate to take her on? >> well, first of all i found it outrageous using video from a benghazi hearing, a hearing about the loss of four american lives to put up something trivial like her brushing something off her shoulder. that was a serious hearing about a serious issue. as far as staying her on, i can tell you this, if i'm our nominee we'll be the party of the future and the democrats will exposed as the government of big ideas from the past.

>> many months to go, senator rubio. thanks for your time this morning. >> thanks, george. let's break this down with our political team, jon karl and matt dowd are here. you saw senator rubio going on offense. was he the winner? >> ef the clear winner. he was strong. debate. he seemed to be the best prepared and he vanquished his bush. jeb came right at him on that issue of missed votes and, frankly, it was rubio who line. >> matt dowd, even some of jeb bush's supporters are being quoted saying he was crushed. can he come back? >> it wasn't just the moment which i think was a very bad moment where he was slayed by his apprentice in the course of this. it's also almost every single answer he gives. he doesn't look like he's prepared. the first two debates we had, he didn't look prepared. this one he doesn't. we thought bush was the liability for him. boy, ultimately we're learning jeb may be the liability from him and gone from an exclamation point to a question mark and heed to a period. >> if he doesn't improve in the

next debate he might not make it to iowa. >> he might drop out? >> i think that was such a weak performance if he does not turn it around with the next debate there will be questions about whether or not he will -- >> meanwhile, the front-runners, donald trump and ben carson did not dominate the debate last night but i thought that might not have hurt them at all. >> i don't hi it hurt them fundamentally in the race but the problem at this point in the campaign you have to grow your support and start moving towards momentum and the only two people that came out with momentum was rubio and ted cruz had very good moments and i think he has momentum. >> his big moment was attacking the moderators and moderators coming under a lot of heat last might. >> absolutely and everybody else piled in, chris christie had a good moment going after the moderators but ted cruz did himself well in this debate and so did chris christie so although rubio, the clear winner i would say those two did themselves quite well. >> robin. >> you know, george, one of the big questions for our viewers asking on twitter and facebook

diane said "less questions and more time to give an answer. our problems can't be fixed with 30 to 60-second sound buys candace cameron bure. it it seems like the candidates were saying the same thing. >> fundamentally the problem is there's too many candidates on the stage. you can blame the moderators and the debate format. too many candidates on the stage is too much. >> go ahead. >> don't forget it was donald trump and ben carson who insisted this only be two hours. ten candidates, two hours, closing statements, it's a matter of math. >> one test is getting out your answers in 30 or 60 seconds. this puts them to that test. >> that's true, george. the one person who was mentioned a great deal last night but wasn't even on that stage was hillary clinton. abc's cecilia vega is covering her campaign and, cecilia, what does last night mean to her. >> right after the media hillary clinton was the second most targeted person on that stage, i would say. you know, the republicans had the chance to go after each other and many opportunities, instead they went right after her but, you know, she i think is one of the biggest winners

last night, the more they duke it out and more internal fighting there is she stays above the fray and come that general election that is going to help. >> she was really weighing in last night. even though she wasn't there. >> she was having a good time. i think she was liking it. she was live texting her supporters throughout the debate and live tweeting and one tweet she retweeted she said she was lol'ing about the debate and that clip of hillary clinton brushing off her shoulders, marco rubio didn't think that was so funny. a lot of her supporters thought that was really funny and that was the big zing from hillary clinton last night. >> cecilia, thank you. >> we'll see if she regrets using that hearing. military blimp that broke loose in maryland floated through the northeast for several hours captivating so much of the country drawing an escort of fighter jets before it finally went down in pennsylvania. abc's linsey davis is there with our story. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. not since the balloon boy hopes

has this country been so fixated away. the military is guarding the road to where this blimp landed. this morning, authorities are investigating just how this happened. >> oh my god, it's going down. >> reporter: a $175 million top secret military surveillance blimp tearing away from its post free floating for hours crossing state lines and sending f-16 fighter jets scrambling after it. >> it knocked down our power at columbia's power. >> reporter: it started around 12:20 wednesday afternoon, the 240-foot unmanned balloon nearly the length of a football field drifting away from its military base in aberdeen, maryland, at about 50 miles per hour reaching as high as 16,000 feet in the air, dragging a 6600-foot metal cable behind it triggering blackouts, knocking out power lines, leaving about 30,000 customers without power.

fowlersville. they lost power out there also. >> route 11's dead. >> reporter: the blimp, which can't be steered remotely, making its way to pennsylvania, crossing over neighborhoods, cornfields and schools. >> people were just like holy cow because that thing is enormous. >> reporter: part of a nearly $3 billion program, this blimp equipped with high-tech radars and early warning systems is part of a testing system to defend the nation's capital against airborne attacks able to search an area the size of texas flights. >> it's the best capability in the world. it is so sensitive they don't want anybody who shouldn't see it see it. >> reporter: finally nearly four hours later the blimp came to rest in moreland township, pennsylvania, snagged in these trees deflating on its own after a roughly 160-mile journey, it had finally lost its steam.

how this blimp became detached. people with knowledge on the subject say it likely had a lot to do with the windy weather. it's expected to be removed later on today. george. >> if they can salvage some of it. >> those winds that ripped that blimp from its post and pushed it about 150 miles were part of the last gasp you're saying of hurricane patricia there, ginger. >> it's still with us, remnants in new england and northeast, still thousands without power and you have to see these pictures out of western new york. just south of buffalo, new york, the trees coming down crashing into homes, that's why we have some of the power out. the gusts 30 to 50 miles per hour, add elevation, 60, 70, washington. still coastal flood advisories as far south as savannah. still wind advisories today but all out of here, a. drier and cooler halloween forecast that i'll have coming up for you. >> look forward to that. amy with the other top stories starting with that violent fugitive on the loose.

>> the search for a convicted felon described as armed, dangerous and desperate is intensifying right now in rural tennessee. floyd ray cook has been on the run for five days. he's wanted for shooting a police officer and shooting at a kentucky trooper. overnight u.s. marshals opened fire in the town of white house, tennessee. a shark attack at a popular hawaiian beach left a young boy in serious condition. he suffered several wounds to his leg. it is the fourth shark attack on oahu this month alone. an historic decision in china. the communist party is ending that one-child policy as a method of population control. all chinese couples will now be allowed to have two children. a growing controversy in washington state. a high school football coach who led prayers on the field after games has been suspended. the school district says religious activity violates its policy and legal action is likely. well, a dominating

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we're back at 7:18 with that royal visit to washington. prince harry meets president obama, spends some time with the first lady. abc's lama hasan has the story. >> reporter: prince harry arrived for an informal chat at the white house to promote the 2016 invictus games as well as warriors. >> i've had opportunity to spend a lot of time with so many of his family members, but this is the first time that we had a chance to talk directly. >> reporter: the president noting that while it's his first meeting with harry, the first lady has gotten to know the prince well for a variety of reasons. in photos the two look like old friends. >> all right, ladies, prince

harry is here. don't ago like you don't notice. >> reporter: the prince and michelle attended several events for injured vets in virginia. harry who served two stints in afghanistan was greeted like a rock star. >> my two deployments to afghanistan changed the direction of my life. there is very little that can truly prepare you for the reality of war. >> reporter: the invictus games will be in florida in may 2016. for "good morning america," lama hasan, abc news, london. >> looking forward. >> big cheer there. so much more ahead this morning. an abc exclusive, actress leah remini speaking out about her time as a scientologist and her very public break from the church.

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very special to all of us here. >> i miss 40. >> very special to us. we're going to have more ahead in the next hour. >> that is all coming up. right now we will begin with leah remini taking on scientology in her new memoir, "troublemaker: surviving hollywood and scientology". and she sat down with dan harris for a candid conversation about her break with the church after three decades. good morning, dan. >> hey, george, good morning. in a church known for its celebrity members leah remini is the most famous scientologist to defect and then go public. this morning we have an advanced look at her exclusive interview with abc news. long before she was tv royalty starring on the hit cbs sitcom "the king of queens." >> do you need to build yourself up by tearing me down. >> reporter: leah remini was a child who joined scientology at the behest of her mother, who to use church terminology brought her daughter into the faith and put her on course. what does that mean go on course?

>> you learn how to aply the techniques of scientology to yourself and others. >> reporter: so for a kid who was always looking around comparing herself to other people, to be part of a faith where you had a mission to save -- >> the planet, save the planet. deal. >> yes, and because scientologists view children as spiritual being you're not treated as a kid so you're given a lot of responsibility. your ego becomes extremely inflated. >> reporter: leah would go on to be an active member for more than three decades. >> i love it. i love being involved with it because i feel like i'm a good person. >> reporter: but as she describes in her new book, "troublemaker," she would ultimately leave the faith and level some scathing and very public criticisms. >> the decision to leave is you're giving up everything you have ever known and everything you have worked for your whole life. i feel that people need to understand this is my whole life.

i want them to understand how it happens. >> reporter: it is quite a yarn she has a lot to say and we'll have. more of the story behind her decision to leave and publicly criticize the church in which she was raised tomorrow right here on "gma" and you can see our full exclusive interview friday night on "20/20." >> her whole life. wow. >>. of it, yep. >> thanks very much. we'll see you in the morning. now to that high-profile prep school sexual assault case in new hampshire. 20-year-old owen labrie is set to be sentenced today after he was convicted in late august. abc's gio benitez is in concord, new hampshire, for us this morning. good morning, gio. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. for owen labrie these could be his final hours of freedom if the judge decides to put him away for more than a decade. this morning, owen labrie back in court, a judge deciding whether the former prep school student convicted this summer of sexual assaulting a schoolmate will spend up to 11 years behind bars or no time at all. the judge poring over these presentencing documents filled

with character letters from friends an family, even showing photographs of a smiling young labrie seen here playing violin as a child, volunteering and visiting harvard where he was scholarship. but they also show a darker side, his mother revealing that after he was first interrogated when a 15-year-old schoolmate accused him of rape, the then 18-year-old was placed on a days. shaking and sobbing for seven to eight hours. his mother now pleading to the judge writing he has been punished beyond a degree that anyone else could possibly understand. but i see it in the fear and sadness in once bright and joyful eyes. labrie maintains he never had sex with the girl. but this august in an emotional trial labrie's accuser tearfully took the stand. we have distorted her voice. >> i was raped. >> reporter: a jury acquitting him of the most serious forcible rape charges which could have put him behind bars for 60 years. >> guilty. >> reporter: but convicted him of several charges including

misdemeanor sexual assault charges and a felony conviction of luring a minor by a computer. now just hours away from sentencing, his accuser's family is hoping labrie serves time. >> the harm that was done will not be solved no matter how many years he spends in jail. they do want it to be a consequence, though. >> reporter: and this afternoon a victim's impact statement will be read here in court and that's when we're told the judge will make his decision but whatever it is, both lives have been changed forever, robin. >> all right, gio. we bring in abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams and, dan, of course, his lawyers are asking how likely is that? >> you know, i have no idea what this judge is going to do. anything from probation to up to 11 years is possible. look, in a typical case with these charge, remember, here you're talking about what he's been convicted of are crimes related to the fact that he was 18 and she was 15. those are all the convictions in connection with this case. so typically you'd be talking about no jail time, probation,

but you got two other factors here. number one the judge can take the totality of the circumstances into consideration, this judge can look at this and say, yeah, but this isn't a typical case where you have two consenting 18 and 15-year-olds even though there was no conviction and, number two, it's high profile. the world is watching this judge and i think it would take a lot of guts and i'm not saying that in a positive way for this judge to say, i'm not going to give him any jail time. >> is that fair because it's high-profile. these cases are around all the time. this is one for whatever reason has gotten this. attention. should that be a factor? >> it shouldn't but judges are human and when they look at these kinds of cases, they try to look at them only but it is almost impossible not to think of what will the reaction be if, if i do this. >> he may be asked to register lifetime as a sexual -- >> sex offender. i think he likely will be -- if

time just on the conviction on the fell in i alone that's not mandatory. now, if he's able to get the felony thrown out later or if he's able to challenge later on but he's going to be registered as a sex offender for a really long time, no matter what, unless he can get the felony thrown out. >> he can go back again and reduced. >> try but it's very hard. i mean that's pretty -- that's pretty mandatory, his best hope there is trying to somehow get this felony thrown out. number one felony, the rest are misdemeanors. >> you really have no idea like the rest of us what's going to happen. >> if you were going to ask me to guess i'd guess he's going to get jail time because of all the factors, maybe a couple years >> we'll see today. >> shows what a complicated case dan, thanks. lookout." fascinating experiment. our parents are put to the test on a crucial issue. >> this little girl is not demonstrate very important to parents out there. yes, millions of you have pictures of your kids on your phone but it's the type of

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always the most crucial when it cops to a missing child. >> reporter: callahan walsh is a child advocate at the national center for missing & exploited children. >> we need to give law enforcement a detailed description of what he's wearing. >> reporter: how many parents know exactly what their children are wearing. >> definitely shorts. >> gray velcro sneakers. >> i don't know. >> reporter: elizabeth haddone sets up with eight unsuspecting parents and give each this >> you found out your daughter is missing. description. >> reporter: the key for parents right. >> black and white striped dress and pink sneakers. >> reporter: then we bring out the child. >> reporter: hi there. >> she got it absolutely write. black and white triped top. >> red and gray shirt. white shirt that says hurley >> reporter: spot on. play.

>> reporter: but that's where the parental accuracy ends. >> really i don't remember. black shorts and i believe a black shirt. >> hey, claire, how are you doing? okay. >> shorts were correct but these are jean shorts and the shirt is a blue shirt. >> reporter: does that do bliss any good? >> not really. they will be looking to are a child in a black shirt and she's wearing a blue shirt. >> argyle print leggings. long sleeve maroon shirt and jean jacket. >> we changed the shift. >> reporter: what surprised you out here in talking to these parents? >> we know some parents are going to be better with the description than others and know some parents aren't going to have a clue. >> reporter: some we meet had no idea what their child is wearing. police are standing here asking you what is your child wearing. they need some description. how would you get it? >> i could ask my wife. >> where is your wife? >> she's at work. >> call her. >> reporter: walsh says this is when things get tricky. >> leggings and a shirt. you don't remember. dan immediately knew he was busted.

situation. you know, that's probably worst case where neither parent knows enforcement won't have. to go off of. it's their most frantic moment in their life, you know, when their child goes missing so it's going to be very difficult for parents to give a 100% description and that's why the picture is so great. >> reporter: little allison is not missing but helping us out. you got a million pics. you have to see the kid's face shot. sometimes the most distinguishing feature can be the socks the kid is wearing, maybe a bright colored shoe or important to know your child's height. it's one of the first things police are going to ask, guys, we had one parent say i think she's about this tall. kid came out she was about this tall. that can all make a difference. >> wow. >> all important information. >> i would have never thought socks and shoes. that's great, t.j. >> thank you, t.j. coming up, michael has our "speed feed." >> yes, i do, george. you know, coming up, this police officer took a tense situation

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erin: good morning. making news today, the concord prep school graduate, convicted of sexually assaulting a fellow student, will be sentenced today. 20-year-old owen labrie faces up to 11 years in prison and may have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. sentencing gets underway this afternoon in concord. investigators say a gas heater being used to dry some drywall sparked a fire at a home under construction in derry. a neighbor reported the fire just after 6:30 last night. damage was contained to a small area. donations for a sandown family that is dealing with a devastating loss continue to pour in this morning. 9-year-old christopher chester died suddenly friday night from congestive heart failure while walking to a neighbor' s house to

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. major halloween backlash. protests, petitions and big questions over the caitlyn jenner costume from that famous magazine cover. when does edgy cross the line into offensive? the fight over breast cancer screening heats up. three prominent doctors breaking with the american cancer society over the new mammogram guidelines, what you should do and when should you get tested? dr. jen ashton breaks it down this morning. and as we count down to our biggest halloween ever, we teamed up for a little revenge on michael for last year's big

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so many people joining us to pull it off and we can't wait to share that with you. >> that is coming up. the morning rundown from amy. >> good morning. the big story, the winners and losers from the third republican presidential debate, this debate was different. donald trump and ben carson may have been at center stage but they were mostly relegated to the sidelines while the other candidates took the gloves off and it was the debate moderators who took some of the fiercest criticism. after buzz. good morning, tom. >> reporter: amy, good morning. it was full of exciting moments and did turn messy at times with the candidates complaining about the format and even openly criticizing the moderators during the debate but there was that one exchange everyone is talking about, jeb bush going after senator marco rubio calling him out for missing votes in the senate even asking for him to resign his post in the senate but rubio was ready and fired back with a line that silenced bush and had the crowd cheers. george asked rubio about that on "good morning america" earlier today. >> well, look, another

they're going to win is by attacking me then they'll pursue that line of it's not the way i run pie campaign of i won't change my campaign because of some change someone else made because they allowed themselves to be convinced attacking me is the way forward. i'll continue to tell people who i am, what i'm for. there are policy differences between us. we'll discuss those. americans deserve to hear those but i'm not going to change my campaign and i'm not going to bush. i mean, jeb is 3450i friend. i have admiration for him. i'm not running against him, i'm running for president as i said last night. >> reporter: the one candidate leading several polls including in iowa, dr. ben carson received the least amount of speaking time, after the debate he was asked what was his best moment, he said when the debate was over. amy. >> all right, tom, thanks so much. and a new warning about the threat posed by isis. this morning a top british intelligence official said the terror group has been planning mass casualty attacks in the uk and he said the danger is now at a level he's never seen before. well, that runaway military

surveillance blimp that floated across two states will be returned to its base today. into pennsylvania bringing down power lines. some are still waiting for power to be restored as the investigation into how it got loose now begins. well, it was a frightening scene at a school near washington. a school bus erupting in flames. the fire apparently burning through the brake lines. parking lot. fortunately no children were inside the bus at the time. fire. well, a health alert for millions of americans who take statins to lower their cholesterol. researchers found the flu vaccine may not work as effectively in people who take statins and found the effectiveness of the vaccine was 12% among staten users compared to 26% among nonusers. finally pumpkin carvers this halloween are really enjoying the race for president. we recently showed you one farmer who carved the candidate's faces but this one

an ohio woman's so-called trumpkin weighs 374 pounds. she says she had to make six wigs out of thatch to cover such a big head. but she is quick to squash any ideas that the pumpkin is an endorsement of trump's campaign. ba-dum-dum. there you go. >> that's a wash. >> a lot of hair there. >> huge. >> it's a big head. >> it's huge. it's huge. >> let's go to michael in the social square. >> you have too much fun over there without me. what's ahead on the "gma morning menu" and everyone gearing up for halloween and caitlyn jenner costumes flying off the shelves but there's a big backlash over that and the breast cancer battle heating up. doctors fighting against new guidelines, when should you really get tested. "gma" is getting their halloween revenge and unfortunately, the revenge is on me. all that and a huge announce announcement about "gma's" 40th birthday.

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hottest costumes is sparking a pretty heated backlash. it's the caitlyn jenner corpsset and wig set and has a lot upset. abc's gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner, her striking "vanity fair" cover, one of the most problem rabble moments of the year but not surprising the image is an inspiration for countless halloween costume. >> people want a halloween costume that makes them look good and they're wanting to look cool and put across the idea that they know what's going on in the world or thinking about big issues. >> reporter: retailers like wholesale halloween costumes and anytime costumes deciding to pull the costumes from their site this week but controversy has been brewing since august when the first call me caitlyn costume came on the market many taking their outrage to twitter saying it's the most offensive ever and others demanding retailers not sell it. >> some people see that caitlyn jenner costume as potentially a little offensive, maybe a little incense sensitive but then other

they say, well, this is a way to honor her and say that she's a superhero. >> reporter: caitlyn has said she's not offended but now in a bold new piece in "vanity fair" monica lewinsky weighing in as someone who knows all too well what it's like to be the butt of halloween jokes writing it's complicated when someone starts the year as a private person and by october ends up in the costume aisle. the question of what's edgy and topical versus what's offensive and tacky is a fine line. celebrities have always used halloween as an opportunity to let loose and dress up as their hollywood counterparts but critics say that costumes like jenner's don't just make fun of her but the entire transgender community and lewinsky is reminding us there is a fine line between clever and cruel. for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> caitlyn doesn't mind. >> i guess there's a fine line but lighten up. >> it's halloween. >> relax. let's go over to amy. >> all right, guys.

we'll be talking about some confusion and questions about the american cancer society's new mammogram guidelines which recommended that women do not they are 45. well, now three leading breast cancer doctors have written an op-ed in "the new york times" saying they profoundly disagree with these changes. abc's dr. jennifer ashton is here with more and, jen, we discussed these new screening guidelines. i have been outspoken about my personal situation, a mammogram gave me the best chance of surviving cancer because i went at age 40. there is a lot of anger over these new guidelines. walk us through what these doctors are saying. >> so this is really the story behind the story, amy and to start with, there were three major points that didn't get spoken about last week when these recommendations came out. to start with, let's talk about the words that were used with their recommendations. for the average risk woman. well, the word average is a problem because the reality is breast cancer -- >> 80% or more.

diagnosed in women who yesterday breast cancer. >> that was me. >> so that's a problem. number one, the number two numbers they crunch numbers and evaluated data. the fact of the matter is that for younger women, 40 to 44, their risk of breast cancer is 1 in 166. that's a significant number and lastly, this issue of if you delay the first mammo, what will come along with that? delayed diagnosis, larger tumors, tumors that will need more surgery, more invasive surgery, more chemo, more radiation. they only looked at death in those recommendations, there is other things to consider. we need to consider quality of life. >> now, a lot of experts have been very vocal about how these are confusing and dangerous for all the reasons you just mentioned. what do women need to know? >> well, listen, they're going to continue to evolve. that's a good thing in medicine and science. we always re-evaluate the data and a mammogram is not the perfect test.

individualized, not sweeping generalization and there are other professions radiologist, pathologist, gynecologists, breast con cole gists on the front lines of this who need to have their voice heard and when you talk about emotion because this is emotional, stop using fear and anxiety as a medical risk. i think that's insulting to women. what makes women anxious is not having a good conversation. >> there's a lot more anxiety when you get that breast cancer diagnosis and certainly are in a. better position if you find it early. >> absolutely. >> we'll continue to follow this. thank you so much. michael, over to you. >> thank you, amy. now, you know, i think we're all line family right here. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. and always good-natured joking and occasionally harmless fright. >> teasing. >> some not so harmless. >> i didn't anybody would ever hold a grudge. >> oh, yeah, no, we do. >> you know, apparently people do. let's take a look at this. >> aaagh!

>> aagh. >> halloween 2014. no one was safe when michael strahan transformed the "gma" freight elevator into a fright elevator. so this year it's time for revenge. time to scare strahan. >> you guys can't scare me. i'm michael strahan. i don't get scared. >> oh, we'll see about that. first up, lara and tory with a spook-tacular surprise. what's in the box? just you wait and see. >> these are slashed by 65%, 20 bucks. >> 20 bucks. >> ready. >> great gift. >> and last but not least.

whoa! >> oh. oh. you scared me again. >> think that was scary? well, watch what happens when amy and ginger give michael a taste of his own medicine. then turn off the lights in the elevator. >> aaaagh! >> what is wrong with y'all? it's too early in the morning. >> hey. happy halloween. >> you're lucky i didn't spill hot coffee on you. get out. get out. >> and for their frightening finale, the "gma" anchors call in a favor from their friends at fox nfl sunday. >> good morning and welcome to the fox nfl sunday set. >> we got a friend from our friends at "gma" trying to scare strahan for halloween so passing the ball to us. >> i think they got one of

terry's cousins to help out. >> really. >> think we can get him? >> let's do this. >> aaagh. >> oh. >> that is wrong with you people? >> aaagh. what is wrong with you? i hate you. get out of my face. >> all right. "gma," you got me. third time is a charm. now stop scaring me. i might scare you back. >> oh. >> really. >> i don't hold a grudge like you girls, you guys do. yeah, i really don't but you know everybody's laughing now. i get it, everybody is laughing but wait till we see how robin got everybody tomorrow. >> oh, that's right. >> just remember who didn't get you. >> oh, yes. >> way to try to team up, george. but you're not exempt.

you're not exempt at all. >> yeah. >> built by association. >> you're with them, you're in the mix. >> that's true. >> good sport. right now. big milestone for "gma." birthday. and we're commemorating with a marathon broadcast featured in the current "people" magazine. going to be seeing lots of familiar faces. >> good morning. i'm david hartman. >> and good morning, america. i'm joan london. >> iams charles gibson, sawyer and roberts, you know them well art four decades in the making, unprecedented 40-hour global live nation experience. a nonstop celebration, your favorite "gma" anchor teams copping together again to bring you all your favorite moments and brand-new exclusive events. >> here is -- >> like one direction for the first time performing their hit single "perfect" in america. baby i'm perfect for you "gma's" first ever live look inside the "dancing with the

stars" rehearsals. >> a 10. >> reporter: and all access pass to the premiere of "marvel: jessica jones." >> he's back. >> the sizzling hot cast of "the hunger games" part 2. and. more, a 40-hour marathon of live tv. >> good morning, america. >> all leading up to a "gma" family reunion. every one of your favorite "gma" hosts coming home, every one. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> whoo-hoo! >> there we are. that is so great and that's just what we know about right there, a lot of surprises coming, as well. it's going to be great. >> it will be. let's go outside to ginger. >> can't wait for that and i can't wait to show you this. so i just saw this on the internet yesterday. it is my favorite halloween costume so far.

>> in a world that is warming, one force of nature emerge s s, el nino. make it rain, el nino. >> that is little zoe wchl. they said they've been hearing so much about el nino coming this winter and he made it rain. i mean legitimately rain. also he said it was a little bit heavy for her head so she's going to be instead a princess like she wanted to be in the first place. he might wear kevin: a couple more batches of rain to get through. when moving through now, one through central new york arrives through midafternoon. with that, a couple of thundershowers. the milder temperatures we start the day with, likely we end with them before the cooler ayers starts to arrive. with that, eventually, we will start to see the cool down, temperatures returning closer to the average tomorrow, mid 40' s to mid 50'

>> i'll post more of that video on my facebook and twitter. el nino, lara. "pop news" time. listen up, y'all. a major "pop news" announcement this morning for you. country superstar tim mcgraw will be performing live on "gma" right here on wednesday. the morning of the 49th annual cma awards. he'll be coming from bridgestone arena in downtown nashville. chris stapleton will drop in. that is next wednesday on "gma." i'm going to go out there in the morning and then, robin, i know you have a lot going on. >> monday, our countdown special. but that wednesday morning before the cmas always so special here on "gma." >> i've never done it so i'm really looking forward to it. >> they'll take great care of you. >> tim, looking forward to having you. more music news now. i can feel it >> one of the greatest songs ever. >> it is.

and it's a new album from my my '80s musical crush phil collins telling rolling stones magazine he is no longer officially retired saying the horse is out of the stadium rearing to go. he cited hearing problem and nerve damage in his hands from years of pounding on those drums when he retired in 2002 and says he still loves making music and his kids are now at the age where they want to see what dad does. he says he will record a new album in the stoo, stoo, studio. >> nice. >> against all odds he's coming back. i believe we have a first, america. george just made a pun. it was bound to happen. >> thank you, george. i feel a new level of love between us. you know what, this next story, george, made me think of you and i really mean this because it's all about becoming a gentleman

and you are a great example of a gentleman. if you want your guy to be one or looking to, you know, brush up on your skills the british magazine "country life" has a list that has so many people talking online this morning, it's a rather posh publicly kag and lists 39 qualifications in this increasingly complex social world. now shall the overriding emphasis is on being consider at and taking time to look out for others but specifically a gentleman possesses at least one well-made dark suit, one tweed an one dinner jacket, george, i believe, check. never kisses and tells. can cook a good omelet. turns off his cell phone during dinner or puts it to silent. breaks off a relationship face-to-face, says his name when being introduced and is kind to waiters, that's just a few of them. and never blows dry his hair. that was actually on the list for some unknown reason. >> they had to fill up 39. >> so really kind of random. >> you're not a gentleman if you blow dry your hair. >> i don't know.

who told me about it was our very own president james. his wife sent hip the list and i thought it was fantastic. went online and a lot talking about it. check that out. finally, we have two videos to celebrate national cat day which happens to be today. this courteous kitty who very politely paws her owner when requesting a little rub so she -- yeah, wait. she's just so sweet and she'll stand and wait and when it stop, she's like, hello. i'm not done yet. more. and, you know, if that doesn't work, there's always this method. >> ah. >> meow. >> meow. >> meow! >> george -- >> meow. >> just saying, food for thought, george. >> meow. >> let's roll a few more of those. thank you, lara. >> you're welcome, george. >> equal time.

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erin: good morning. i' m erin fehlau. in the news today, the concord pretzel graduate -- that school graduate convicted of sexually assaulting another student will be -- sentenced today. owen labrie may be sentenced to prison time and may have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. candice griffith pled not guilty to child endangerment charges and did not enter a plea for a criminal restraint charge. according to court records, griffith has mental health issues. police were called to her home last month for the report of a disturbance.

the children' s father said griffith threw one of the children in the bathtub with their clothes on and try to push the child under the water. outside we go. we are seeing rain and cloudy skies area how much longer will this last? kevin: probably the next hour or so for most of the state. it is going to be a very changeable day today. we started with clouds and leftover showers. back to the west, already breaks in the overcast head of a front that comes through later on this afternoon. this front could have a couple of thundershowers with clearing skies behind that. it back and forth today. not one particular weather condition for more than an hour at a time. the clouds out there giving way to a sunny break and a mild start leading to temperatures in the lower half of the 70' s. temperatures start cooling off behind the cool front tonight. tomorrow, back to the mid 40' s to the mid-50'

s and we continue that way with fair skies to the weekend. erin: thank you so much. on average, women need to work an extra two hours each day, to earn the same paycheck as their male coworkers. join the fight for equal pay. join the fight for sara and women everywhere. i'm hillary clinton,

we welcome you back to "gma" and we've had some scary halloween extravaganzas. look at this. oh, baby george last year was hysterical. oh, go, ging. go, ging but nothing compares to tomorrow. >> never know what's going to happen. a little bit of a haunted house and surprise guest, as well. tune in tomorrow. let's go inside to lara. >> thank you very much and cannot wait until tomorrow but right now let's talk "deals & steals." tory johnson with us with bargains up to 60% off today. tory, we're all about beauty. >> all about beauty bargains. you want to give this a spin

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with apps you decide what to download like disney infinity. >> is the force with you, eddie. >> always. >> to house hunting apps to apps of your favorite channels which include their live programming and a whole lot more. you could in the middle of that commercial break swipe over and do a little shopping. >> it's all controlled by this remote with just five buttons including this one, for siri so you can yell at your tv and it listens. >> or you can even ask what's the weather in new york right now by asking siri. >> what's the wirth in new york 61 and cloudy. >> reporter: or find your favorite tv show down to a specific episode just by asking. >> let's try, find episode of "modern family" with matt dylan and there it is. watching. >> and what you see here this morning might just be the tip of the iceberg. what do you see when you look at the future? five, ten years from now? >> what i really wanted to see is the ability of having more

control and having it been more interactive. >> sounds pretty cool. those changes will depend on the companies who are making the apps, making them as cool and giving consumers even more opportunities for interaction but this could just be, george, the tip of the iceberg because now we're doing so many more things with our tvs. >> you're saying, you can just talk to it and say pull up the "seinfeld" finale. >> a voice activated siri activated command and your voice commands what you watch. >> wow! out to ginger. counting down to halloween with seven little pancake picassos all month to to celebrate halloween our sponsor ihop is giving kids the chance to have delicious fun deck rating their own scary face pancakes and this friday from 7:00 in the morn until 10:00 at night kids under pancake. no trick at all. really just all treat. something to flip over to.

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what's wrong with me what's wrong with me >> a little demi lovato there. her newest hit "confident." we'll hear live if her but now jimmy kimmel always has fun convincing parents to play tricks on their kids about their halloween treats but some have >> good. revenge. >> we ate every bit of your >> no! >> reporter: this is now part of pumpkins. >> you ruined my life! >> reporter: but where are those kids now? first stop, ohio. >> hey, kimmel, payback. >> reporter: last year daddy pranked nolan. >> i'm going to eat it all.

yeah, i'm going to eat it. >> no. >> listen to me, let's see -- >> reporter: time for revenge. >> you in? high-five. nolan, you in? nice. daddy's brand-new work pants, nice sprinkles. lovely, your daddy is going to love that. >> but can i dump it on? >> of course you can dump it on. dump it wherever you like. >> do you think daddy will steal your candy again? >> no. >> reporter: going to do one pair of daisy dukes. that's enough for any man. >> surprise! >> wow. what are you making? >> jeans. >> you're painting jeans. does mommy know you're doing this. >> they got all into this stuff by themselves. >> you didn't know they were doing this at all? >> let's break cover.

>> there we go. >> i'm nick from "good morning america." luke, this kimmel kid, revenge. we bought new jeans. will you steal his halloween candy again? >> probably. >> come on! >> absolutely. >> reporter: more vengeance brewing down in arkansas. these guys and mom made dad's beloved tv into a spaceship's flight. >> hello. >> hello. >> oh. >> he's going to freak. >> i think so, yeah. >> he did this to miles and asher. >> i'm going to eat all your candy. >> you are not nice. >> reporter: let's wait for dad to get home. >> where is -- >> well, it rained all day and so the boys made a spaceship. >> this is paint? >> it should wash off, right?

>> it's not. >> i'm nick. say. i mean nick watt's in my house. >> reporter: now, will you ever steal their halloween candy again? >> i probably won't. >> we recycled the tv and bought we're not monsters. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, arkansas. >> it doesn't sound like they have learned their lesson. >> not at all. >> huh-uh. >> it's a revenge show today. >> why so angry, america? >> we'll possibly get in a little more from jimmy kimmel monday night 11:35 eastern, 10:35 central and that's going to be this year's installment of "hey, jimmy kimmel, i told my kids i ate all their halloween candy." demi lovato is next.

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we are here now with our friend demi lovato. she just released her fifth studio album "confident" which debuted at number two. congratulations on the billboard 200 and she's going to perform in just a moment but first let's chat, demi. hello. i love the title of your album. it pretty much sums it up. you say when you were first starting out in this career you didn't have control. now, "confident" is just the beginning. >> yeah, you know, with this album, i've dealt with a lot of things in my life but i think one struggle that is so common that everybody has dealt with is confidence. so i wanted to empower people with this message of inspiring people and trying to empower them. >> empowerment, inspirational. we love your makeup-free mondays. you're in such a good open place. take a look at what you did at "vanity fair." that was incredible. no clothes, no retouching, no makeup. that is confidence. >> pretty much as confident and

bare as you can get. >> this is me. you know, take it or leave it. >> yeah. >> that's your message. now you're performing at the amas on november 22nd. >> i am. >> on abc. what can why expect? >> well, you can probably expect my newest single "confident." >> that's exciting. >> and hopefully a really confident performance. >> i'm confident that it's going to be confident. you and nick jonas are actually major big tour announcement on "good morning america." how exciting is that, everybody? the future now tour kicking off in june. what are you most looking forward to with this tour? >> not only am i really close with nick, we've been each other's best friends for a long time now but also on top of that i'm excited to play for the audience, getting to sing new music is refreshing. >> how have your fans reacted to this new music, demi? >> i would say pretty good. >> you guys got the cue very well. nicely done. but what are hearing from them?

>> what i'm hearing from them, i'm hearing that they are really receptive of everything that i've done, all the changes i made in my music. they are saying, you know what, you've grown as an artist and we're going with you and i'm really grateful for that. >> well, i am very grateful you're here right now and get to hear her sing, how about that, off her new album out now here is demi lovato performing the title track, "confident." [ cheers and applause ] it's time for me to take it i'm the boss right now not gonna fake it not when you go down 'cause this is my game and you better come to play i used to hold my freak back

now i'm letting go i make my own choice yeah i run this show so leave the lights on no you can't make me behave oh oh oh so you say i'm complicated that i must be outta my mind but you've had me underrated rated rated ah ha what's wrong with being what's wrong with being what's wrong with being confident ah ha what's wrong with being what's wrong with being what's wrong with being confident ah ha it's time to get the chains out is your tongue tied up 'cause this is my ground and i'm dangerous and you can get out

but it's all about me tonight tonight oh oh oh so you say i'm my mind rated rated what's wrong with being confident ah ha >> sing it, come on. what's wrong with being what's wrong with being what's wrong with being confident ah ha what's wrong being what's wrong with being confident ah ha what's wrong with being what's wrong with being oh ah ha uh-huh yeah ooh ooh ooh

confident? so you say i'm complicated but you've got me underrated yeah yeah what's wrong with being what's wrong with being what's wrong with being confident ah ha what's wrong with being what's wrong with being oh yeah what's wrong with being ah ha what's wrong with being what's wrong with being ah ha yeah [ cheers and applause ] "gma's" fall concert series

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love this song, love the message. "confident," demi lovato, thank you so much. before we go want to tell you about the 40th tcs new york city marathon. it's this sunday. amy robach, you have your running shoes on. >> the only way i'm running a marathon is in a relay. that means i only have to run a few miles.

and running programs for children who don't have access to them we're running for and it will be broadcast live on wabc 7 streamed live on watch abc and espn3, as well so watch me run my three miles. >> yes, go amy. thank you, demi. have a great day, everybody. >> now, from wmur news 9.

erin: good morning. the concord prep school graduate convicted of sexually assaulting a fellow student will be sentenced today. 20-year-old owen labrie faces up to 11 years in prison and may have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. sentencing gets underway this afternoon in concord. a mother from newmarket is accused of trying to hold her child underwater in a bathtub. candice griffith pled not guilty to child endangerment charges and did not enter a plea for a criminal restraint charge. according to records, she has mental health issues. police were called to her home last month for the report of a disturbance. the children' s father told officers griffith through one of the children into the bathtub with their close on and try to push the child under the water. outside we go for you. a lot of color out there. a lot of the winds are bringing down the leaves, aren' t they? kevin: we are back and forth

the batch of rain continues to shove away. a little sunshine in southwestern parts of the states. still raining in the north country with scattered showers. this is the last of the showers for the next couple of hours. back to our west, cold front arrives midafternoon, there could be a thunder shower along with that. we will be back-and-forth, in and out of rain showers and we will also be in and out of the sunshine today. temperatures, which start the day mainly in the 60' s, eventually get into the upper 60' s this afternoon. the front back to our west comes through, the cooler air rushes mid-40' s and 50' trick-or-treaters. erin: thank you. more news today dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. savory...smoky... and unmistakably flavorful. get your day going

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