good morning, america. donald trump on defense after that dramatic debate. >> and i was also holding back if taking aim at the moderator, the media even his mike. >> my microphone was terrible. i wonder was it set up that way on purpose. >> hillary clinton taking a victory lap. >> one down, two to go. >> as trump doubles down on his criticism of the former miss universe saying her weight as a big problem. what the beauty queen is revealing this morning. a deadly police shooting in california. sparking protests overnight. the image from the scene showing officers confronting an unarmed man then opening fire. >> shots fired. sending an ambulance. >> the investigation right now. marlins mystery. the disturbing new text messages

fernandez was killed in that boat crash. >> it's too dark at night. >> the all-star distraught. why did his friends try to cancel that boat trip? and dropped. the epic fail as a yankees fan tries to ask his girlfriend to marry him all caught on the jum jumbotron. what the couple is saying this morning. ? who cares baby i think i want to marry you ? ? and good morning, america. who cares about the game. all the drama in the stands last night. >> and in baseballspeak, he almost struck out in front of all those people, biggest moment of his life, he almost struck out. but they did find the ring, you know, spoiler alert but it wasn't on the ground. wait till we find out where he found it >> that's my kind of diamond at the ballpark. the race for the white house just 41 days away, hillary

photo. and now she's back on the campaign trail continuing to take on donald trump after the most watched presidential debate in history. abc's cecilia vega is in raleigh, north carolina, where clinton held a rally. good morning, vail. >> reporter: she certainly is celebrating and clinton now says that aides are telling us one of the first things she said when she got off that debate stage was how dead on her trump stand-in had been in those moc debates. she is now in a battleground state blitz trying to capitalize on this momentum. it had all the signs of a victory rally. hillary clinton did a dance. ? ain't no mountain high enough ? >> reporter: raised her arms in the air and then she went to work. >> oh, yes. one down, two to go. >> reporter: clinton in north carolina still riding high.

>> reporter: she wasn't just basking in the glow of what her campaign calls a win. >> there was a lot of work for fact checkers last night. >> reporter: she was downright gloating. >> i said, yeah, you know what, i did prepare and i'll tell you something else i prepared for, i prepared to be president of the united states and i think that's good. >> reporter: clinton now looking past the debate and to election day. her team of top surrogates from senator bernie sanders to first lady michelle obama fanning out across the map stopping in battleground states by friday starting with her husband in ohio. >> did she have a good debate or what? >> reporter: hillary clinton on her campaign plane not ready to end the victory lap. >> are you concerned that donald trump will not show up for the next debate? >> well, i'm going to show up. if i'm the only person on stage, well, you know, i'm the only person on stage. >> reporter: now, donald trump has said he will do the next two debates even though his surrogate rudy giuliani suggested he shouldn't.

first lady michelle obama will be out campaigning for her today and clinton herself joins bernie sanders in new hampshire. they are trying to win over much needed millennial vogters. >> thanks very much. to donald trump. he declared victory but that didn't stop him from lashing out about how it went and the attack he didn't make. tom llamas in chicago with trump's take on the debate. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. following that debate, trump told me he thought it went second thoughts and he's blaming everyone but himself. overnight, at a massive rally in florida donald trump telling supporters he went easy on hillary clinton at the debate. >> i was also holding back, i didn't want to do anything to embarrass her. >> reporter: trump putting his own spin on that night. >> the set, the all-time record tore debates and maybe television. who knows. >> reporter: the republican nominee happy about the ratings

the e-mails at all. he didn't ask her about her scandals. he didn't ask her about the benghazi deal that she destroyed. >> reporter: and complaining about his mike. >> my microphone was terrible. i think -- i wonder was it set up that way on purpose. >> reporter: clinton calling out trump's complaints. >> anybody who complains about the microphone is not vag a good night. >> reporter: and her campaign capitalizing on this debate moment. >> one of the worst things he said was about a woman i he called this woman miss piggy, then he called her miss housekeeping because she was latina. donald, she has a name. her name is alicia machado. >> reporter: the clinton campaign releasing this video showing how trump took issue with alicia machado's weight after she won the pageant. >> she weighed 118 pounds or 117 pounds and she went up to 160 or 70 so is this something that

described her as an eating machine and now as a troublemaker. >> she was the worst we ever had. the worst. the absolute worst and, you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem. we had a real problem. not only that but her attitude. >> reporter: now as far as the miss piggy and miss housekeeper name calling the trump campaign put out a statement calling machado's unsubstance yachted. >> let's talk to matt dowd about this right now. i can't imagine that donald trump wanted to be talking about alicia machado coming in but he did. the clinton team set a trap. he fell right into it. >> i can't decide if this is a "mad men" episode or howard stern episode. i often recall there is a book, everything that i needed to know i learned in kindergarten and one of the things you don't do is insult people and have some respect for them and don't go

he just had. >> consensus developed. hillary clinton won the debate. the first initial poll showed that as well but where the race stands four years ago mitt romney beat barack obama in the first debate, got a bump but then fell back. >> i think what you have to do. he has the time to recover in this but you have to demonstrate some humility and some honesty and first have to admit you lost in order to repair the damage you did. it's little like a pitcher that goes in, has a horrible outing but tells everybody he won and doesn't go back and fix his mechanics. he says i didn't hit enough batters. >> he says he'll come out for the next two debates and also hinting at the idea he'll put bill clinton's infidelities on the table. >> he's got 11 days or so to think that through. he may feel at that point -- i think a lot will depend on polls. if he's five or six points behind, no telling what he does. >> matt dowd, thanks very much. more from alicia machado coming up just ahead.

out west forcing hundreds of people out of their hopes and, ginger, you've been following all of that. >> they've been burning and it's hot out there. the santa cruz beach boardwalk, we can see that picture so you can get an image, almost looks volcanic, that is the loma fire now burning more than 2,200 acres, about 10% contained at last update so that area, this is what is significant about it. not only is it hot and dry but they haven't had a fire in about 15 years s fuel just ready to burn. that plus the geography has made it difficult to fight the fire. 11 large wildfire, seven in central and northern california. at this point we had santa ana winds not helping. the offshore, that makes heat, but good news is we've got slightly cooler air coming in, a little dip in the jet stream so you guys, we'll be still talking about fire, it burns whether cool or hot but a little help for the firefighters. >> it does help. all right, ginger, thank you. now to a deadly police shooting in california sparking

questions after an officer opened fire on a man outside a strip mall just outside of san diego. abc's matt gutman is on the scene with the latest on this ongoing investigation. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. police now saying that an african-american man who was shot right around here was unarmed when an officer shot him multiple times. now, the investigation is still ongoing but police have released that single frame of cell phone video taken by a bystander. they say it shows him taking what ace threatening stance against police. that shooting triggering near immediate protests here in el cajon at the police station down the street. hundreds of people shouting no justice, no peace. now, police apparently originally got the call from a woman claiming to be his sister. she was saying he was not acting like himself. that he was walking in and out of traffic and she allegedly warned them that he was mentally ill. that he was unarmed and that he

>> that investigation just under way. thank you. we'll get the latest on last week's bombings in new york and new jersey. they released this new image as they still for two men on the scene still and the bomber's father sat down with brian ross. good morning, brian. >> good morning, george. the mystery deepens about the identities of those two men being sought by the fbi. if they were just innocent witnesses, why haven't they come forward? all this as the suspect's father gives his first full tv interview with surprising new details fbi. it's been one week this morning since the fbi first went public looking for the two men. the new images show them with the colorful piece of luggage they walked off with. apparently unaware the pressure cooker they left behind was one of the homemade bombs. you don't know these two men in no. >> they're not friends of your son? >> never saw them. >> reporter: he tells abc news this morning he does not

you think he did that by himself. >> he did everything by himself. he buy everything by himself. he order and online. he did it by himself. >> reporter: in fact the father believes his son was up to no good for months before he allegedly planted his bombs in new york and new jersey. changing the locks on his bedroom door in the family apartment and keeping everyone out. nobody could go in there. >> nobody could go. one time my kick him out back. he's a little, 4 years old. >> what do you think? >> i'd say he did something wrong. >> reporter: but the father told abc news no one in the family had any idea that the increasingly secretive ahmad was preparing his alleged bomb attacks. but did anybody see him building the bomb. >> nothing, nothing, nobody. >> something suspicious going on in that bedroom. >> nobody, believe me. i guarantee. >> reporter: but federal agents

social media posts shared by the suspect's older sister who he stayed with in pakistan, rahami was shocked when we showed him what was on his daughter's page. have you ever talked to her about any of this? >> no, this is the first time i saw that. >> reporter: the father also told abc news one of the fbi agents present when his son was shot and captured last week was the same agent who two years earlier had investigated his son as a possible terrorist and concluded without interviewing threat. so you think they should have interviewed. >> yes, a hundred per sflents and they never did. >> no. >> the fbi says the agent conducted a thorough investigation even after the father recanted his original claims about his son, something the father disputes. as for his son, doctors have told him ahmad is still in bad shape suffering from what he called massive infections after being shot, his prognosis still uncertain. >> brian, at the start officials seemed pretty sure those men were not involved.

questions. >> they don't understand why they haven't come forward. why haven't they come forward if they are innocent? >> brian ross, thanks very much. now we have the latest on the boat crash that killed miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez. and two of his friends. police say fernandez was at a bar before the crash and text messages suggest he may have been upset about something. abc's steve osunsami has new details. steve, what do authorities think happened in those last hours? >> reporter: well, robin, investigators are still trying to piece together the chain of events that led crash. but it's becoming very clear that fernandez and his friends were out very late. authorities are blaming high speed for the crash that sent jose fernandez's speedboat hurling into these rocks early sunday. >> they've got a capsized vessel by the way. >> reporter: but this morning friends are revealing that for some reason the marlins ace pitcher was very upset before the accident and these text messages from earlier in the night between bill bernal and

to go out on the boat. try to keep him close to the shore if you go out. trust me, it's not my time yet. i know but try to keep jose cool, tell him what i said. bernal explained himself to a local miami station. >> i didn't have a good feeling about it. too dark at night. >> reporter: now a popular bar and restaurant next to a boat dock confirms hernandez and friends were there as late as 2 a.m. about an hour and a half before they were found dead. this morning, the families of the three young >> his friend needed him and he went to go support his friend and he died being a friend. he died being a really good frie friend. ? >> reporter: at the ballpark the marlins have painted his jersey number on the mound celebrating the all-star who escaped from communist cuba to live the

tomorrow. the medical examiner says the toxicology reports could be released as later -- as soon as later this week, robin. >> we know he asked some of his teammates to join him and they all said that they could not and they're just -- that whole team and community is really reeling right now, aren't they? >> reporter: oh, yes, there are plenty of people who are not only in south florida but across the country, sports fans who are all upset over this. i think so muchit this pitcher, the fact that he escaped communist cuba and came to this country at the age of 15 to start a brand-new life. >> it took several attempts for him to finally make it here to the u.s. steve, thank you for your reporting. yes, four times. thousand to amy with the morning's other top stories starting with the death of shimon peres >> that's correct, a state funeral is planned friday in jerusalem for former israeli leader and nobel peace prize winner shimon peres. he died today at age 93 after

peres served twice as prime minister and once as president and helped negotiate the oslo peace accords. this a statement president obama said, quote, a light has gone out but the hope he gave us will burn forever. well, in syria conditions in aleppo have taken a turn for the worst. at least 1,000 people have been killed in a stepped up bombing campaign by syrian and russian forces. bunker buster bombs have hit shelters and authorities trying to figure out who sent a suspicious package to the charlotte police headquarters forcing the building to evacuate. a bomb robot placed it into a secure capsule to be taken to a remote location. it was reportedly sent via fedex and contained a cell phone, flashlight and a bulb. police say they received no calls or specific threats. well, the ceo of wells fargo is being forced to give up $41 million in salary and bonuses in

sales goals bank employees opened accounts without customers' permission, another executive will forfeit $19 million in bonuses and severance. closer than ever to being able to book a vacation to mars. elon musk announced his plan to colonize the red planet with his company spacex and hopes to begin regular trips in eight years. his goal is to reduce the cost from about 10 billion with a "b" establish cities on mars within a century. mars -- musk did have a warning. if you're prepared to die and that is a possibility but if it's okay with you it'll be really fun to go. >> did he really say that? >> yep. >> not just vacation, go live there. >> colonizing mars. >> and talked about pizza. >> go from 10 billion to 200,000, sounds like a bargain to me. it really does. everybody, check out this

wasn't on the feel, it was in the stands actually. andrew fox was about to propose until he dropped the ring and announcers did a little playbyby play about it. >> she is looking. they're all looking for a diamond -- allegedly a diamond ring. >> well, sounds like the announcers is choking on his words right there watching it but the fans, all the fans were helping out. it was a very tense until they found the ring in the cuff of her pants. >> oh. >> thank goodness for bell bottoms, everybody. they come in handy. that's what happened. and then we have this -- this is what he had to say about the situation. >> if we don't find in this will be the biggest fail in history. >> you know what, andrew, i think everybody at the desk would have to agree with you, my friend and that's the reason you should never propose at a baseball game. >> one reason. >> that's one reason. >> george, you've seen people

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headlines for their parenting as you can see kate getting down to prince george's level to talk to him and why that has a lot of parents talking this morning. >> because we've all done it, right? you better -- but not maybe on a public stage like that. >> a little talking to. just a little bit. we'll begin with that beauty queen at the center of the debate. former miss universe speaking out after trump doubles down on criticism of her weight and, amy, you have more. >> alicia machado became miss universe the same year donald trump took over that eating machine after she gained 40 pounds, she says she is sharing her experience now because she is concerned about the future of her adopted country. she was once named the most beautiful woman in the world. >> miss venezuela, you are the new miss universe. >> reporter: now 20 years later former miss universe alicia machado is back in the spotlight. this time finding herself in the middle this year's presidential election.

housekeeping because she was latina. donald, she has a name. >> where did you find this? >> alicia machado. >> reporter: trump spoke out about her claims on fox news. >> she was the worst we ever had. the worst. the absolute worst and, you know, she gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem. we had a real problem. not only that, her attitude and we had a real problem with her. >> maybe he will be things about me, but it's okay. i'm strong. >> reporter: representing venezuela, machado won the crown in 1996, the same year trump took over the package. when she started gaining weight she says trump publicly shamed her. >> she weighed 118 pounds or 117 pounds and she went up to 160 or 70. so this is somebody that likes to eat. >> he told me like miss piggy,

mach machine. all of that kind names. >> reporter: "inside edition" gained this video of trump watching her work out. >> slowly go down towards your toes. >> he used me then, you know, make publicity or trying to do a new show, you know, with me in that moment. >> reporter: trump also telling wa eating habits. >> she was like an eating machine. she ate a lot of everything. >> i had a lot of problems like eating disorders, anorexic, bulimic, that kind of problems. >> reporter: alicia says she's been living in the united states with the last 20 years with her daughter and as a latina it is her responsibility to speak up with her experience with trump

voting for hillary clinton this november. >> that's not a shock and trump seemed so surprised when this came up at the debate. yet he wrote about it in his book. >> wrote about it in his book and we have lots of video documentation of the things he said about her in the days that followed. >> not what you want to be discussing after the presidential debate for him, yes. but now to a mystery at sea over a boating trip gone terribly wrong. a 2-year-old rescued after spending eight days adrift but his mother is presumed figure out what happened. abc's linzie janis has that story for us. >> reporter: this morning, nathan carman, the lone survivor of a mother/son fishing trip is back home. >> i would just like to thank the public for their prayers and for their concern for both my mother and for myself. >> reporter: the 22-year-old who has asperger's syndrome seen in a white jumpsuit getting off the cargo ship that rescued him.

coast of martha's vineyard. he had been drifting for eight days. >> he was found in a life raft with food and water. he was reported to be in good condition. >> reporter: carman and his mother linda left from this rhode island marina september 17th. linda texting a friend, the time may be back saying call me if you don't hear from me. the coast guard calling off its extensive search for the pair just 48 hours before nathan carman was found. now officials are inves the coast guard saying there was no mayday call and no bad weather at the time. officials releasing their conversation with carman while he was still aboard that freighter. >> there was a funny noise in the engine compartment. i looked and saw a lot of water. >> reporter: carman explaining he was getting safety gear when -- >> the boat just dropped out from under my feet. when i saw the life raft i did not see my mom. have you found her?

>> reporter: police are now searching nathan carman's vermont home. for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> all right. everybody, coming up on our big board, you've seen a video of gigi hadid being attacked on the street and the supermodel fighting back, well, now she is accused of being too aggressive and wait till you see, yeah, too aggressive, wait till you see how she's firing back this morning about those allegations. we'll be back in two minutes. >> two and two. wow. >> not allowed to defend

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ums during vietnam i served on an aircraft carrier in the gulf of tonkin. after i lost my job, i slept out here with other vets. you never think you'll end up here, until you do. annie kuster is working hard to get veterans off the streets with affordable housing. and she's helped connect vets with jobs so they can get back on track. that means a lot to me. and i want to say, "thank you, annie." welcome back. time for our big board. our team of insiders, abc's chris connelly here at the table. first of all, what do people say you look like right now. >> harry potter's grandfather. it vibrates when i feel danger? speaking of feeling danger, different segue, we'll start

notorious celebrity prankster last week in milan now responding to critics who accuse her, chris, i can't even say that they're accusing her of being too aggressive. the guy attacks her. >> that's insane, obviously. i think some uk site headlined it not model behavior. this is an overzealous fan, this is a serial celebrity manhandling her. what i liked about it. she cited her background not only in boxing as, you know, in the gym and tough but her days as a volleyball star at malibu high school saying the muscle memory helped her fight back. i don't think we want supermodels having to fend themselves after shows in pi lann but great to know she feels she can take matters in her own hands and is speaking up.

will smith. will smith gave him a slap on the face. >> yeah, you can see what's going on there. he pleaded no contest to an incident involving brad pitt. you know, where he got into -- we obviously have narcissism on the brain here and we usually have really good security at the events we cover in los angeles, i think they've got their eyes out for him but it's important that whoever you are, you're not laid hands on. >> people can slip through the cr, >> every right to defend yourself. >> i hope the security detail gets a good look and takes a few actions, as well. >> i'm sure they're giving her extra security. now what could be a major medical breakthrough, the first ever baby born with a new so-called three-parent technique. delivered in mexico with the help of u.s. fertility specialists. we have our dr. jennifer ashton here an ob/gyn joining us now. dr. ashton, what is this

>> it's called spindle transfer, really for women who have a condition as mitochondrial disease which makes it difficult for them to hold on to a pregnancy or have a healthy child. if you envision a human egg like a chicken fried egg literally, the white part is the part that's abnormal. the egg donor supplies healthy white part but the yolk where is where the get is comes from the mom. >> there is a lot of controversy surrounding this as chris and michael are looking on. people are saying genetic modification. how do you respond to that. >> well, first of all, we have to clarify. the term three-parent baby is actually inaccurate because the dna, the things that determine our hair color, eye color, that's coming from one woman. that's the yolk then we have material coming from the dad or the sperm donor.

of the society and calling it a major breakthrough. we should note in the u.s. it's banned. we can't even study it. in the uk and mexico it is only done under research protocol if thankfully the baby appears to be healthy, right, jen. >> right. >> i fell for that baby. i can imagine that baby saying, wow, now i have to teach three people how to use snapchat. >> just two. >> all right. very funny, grandfather, come on now. now to a move that could ch you got to love chris. how you shop for groceries. the food and drug administration, the fda taking its first steps towards redefining the word health can and how it should be used on food packaging. rebecca jarvis, come on in here and talk to us about this. explain to people why this is happening and what the word healthy as it stands right now means on packaging. >> i think people are going to be shocked when they hear what healthy means currently on packaging, robin, because sugary cereals are currently healthy

whereas avocados and almonds, i'm sure some of you have heard from your doctor to eat more of those are currently unhealthy under the old guidelines so trying to create new guidelines. the ole ones are based on 20-year-old research, of course, a low-fat diet back in the old days was the thing to do and a low sugar diet wasn't really the focus. well, now things have changed. there are millions of dollars at take here. companies behind the scenes, some of them want things to stay the me them change. now the fda is reaching out to all of us saying, what's healthy? >> a lot of eye rolling. a lot of eye rolling. >> i've been wasting my time eating all these avocados and all and could have eaten frosten flakes. >> aren't we supposed to be get ago way from labeling things or people. i think this is dumbing down. we should be spending our money and time educating and empowering the public where we have two-thirds of our population overweight and obese

food can be eaten by an unhealthy person. >> how many types you go and you look and see something that says healthy, organic or whatever then you start reading the ingredients and you start reading how much sugar and fat and you're like, what? >> that's a true story. when i'm, you know, intertavening at home i like to put a sign healthy next to all the snacks i want to eat later. nobody touches them and then they're all for me >> all right. >> you can't pronounce what's on the labor, don't eat it. >> that's right. >> that's why the companies out there don't want to see things change. some of them don't because they know that consumers in some cases will blindly just take what's healthy. there are millions of dollars at stake here. >> absolutely. >> all right, rebecca, thank you. jen, thank you, as well. chris. >> pleasure. >> we love him. coming up in just two minutes a new government warning

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we are back now with "gma investigates." this morning abc news learned consumer product safety commission is issuing a warning about certain top loading samsung washing machines after consumers reported explosions. the christpsc is working on a r and we have details with involved certain samsung washing machines made between march 2011 and april 2016. the agency tells abc news they are working with samsung on a remedy that will help ensure that there are no further incidents, now take a look at this. >> code red. >> reporter: it's touted as a parent's life saver. kristen bell showing off one of samsung's top loading washing machines in a 2015 ad.

thought about the model she bought. but this april she says everything changed right as she was standing next to the running washing machine. >> all of a sudden without warning, the washing machine just exploded. and it was the loudest sound. it sounded like a bomb went off in my ear. there were wires, nuts, the actual top was laying on the floor. >> reporter: even more frightening melissa says her then 4-year-old son luke was right next to her. >> i just remember covering my head and leaning over towards scream that didn't even know i could scream. >> reporter: this melissa says is her samsung washing machine right after the incident. in north carolina, sara price says her 2-month-old top loading samsung washing machine flew apart too. >> any one of us could have been in here and it just would have taken us out. >> reporter: not just melissa and sara. "gma investigates" learning 21 people since early last year

their top loading samsung washing machines had exploded or blown apart. melissa thaxton and several others sued samsung. their lawyer jason lichtman argues this part, a support rod is insufficient to hold the tub in place and can become unfa unfastened during the spin psych sfll see right here the rod can slide right out and that's what causies it to blow apart. >> reporter: samsung told "gma investigates," in rare cases affect the units may experie pose a risk of personal injury or property damage when washing bedding, bulky or water-resistant items. the statement continues, saying, it is important to note that samsung customers have completed hundreds of millions of loads without incident since 2011. >> if that would have hit my child it would have been catastrophic. that's why i'm speaking out. >> and the cpsc and samsung today advising consumers for the time being to only use the

it says the lower spin speed lessens the risk of impact injuries due to that becoming dislodged. you can contact samsung for more information and to determine if you have one of these affected washing machines. >> scary. >> something you never would think of. thanks very much. coming up in our next hour couples saying good-bye to the ballroom. gover governor rick perry and emma slater. something of an adventure overnight and kate coming, big star-studded morning here until times square. >> that's a good movie, "deepwater horizon." mom! to be on top of your mom game... nailed it! thanks so much. you need a balanced coffee you can drink throughout the day. good girl. mccaf? coffees brew a smooth blend. for a taste that's not too strong, but never weak. so you can savor every sip

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see a little bit of fog up their employment. -- of their employment. kevin: going below normal going forward for the next four or five days will help to follow color out there. you get the sunshine for those colors to pop and we won't get a lot of that this morning. the cloud deck will erode especially in western and northern areas where temperatures this afternoon will likely jump back into the lower half the 60's but we will r degrees cooler especially at the shoreline when northeast wind gusts over 20 miles per hour the keep you in the upper 50's today. maybe as high as 64 that are on this afternoon. we are truly waiting on moisture heading northward. that eventually happens friday afternoon with increasing clouds and better rain chances by the time we get there. later friday into saturday it stands to be what everything is centered with the next system

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. donald trump on defense after the most watched presidential debate ever. he downs down on criticism of a former miss universe. hillary clinton all fired up. >> one down, two to go. >> takes more jabs at her opponent from the trail. her campaign says she's taking a victory lap right now. ? best day ? royal road trip. kate they're parenting little george and charlotte as their tour kicks into full swing. how they're following in diana's footsteps and all the details on kate's fashion, her stunning red dress and the boots she's recycled for more than a decade. bye-bye bromance, rick perry and vanderwaal separated in the ballroom after the former governor is booted off. will their unexpected friendship end before it began.

the unexpected twist that snarled their journey. all that and kate hudson is here taking on times square as she says -- >> good morning, america. ? we do say good morning, america. big wednesday here in times square. and great to have kate hudson here with us. >> she'll be here in a little bit. you never know what will happen in the ballroom or ride home. to get here. a little bit of an adventure grounded by some fog but thumb's up doing okay. we're get to them on facetime in a little bit. still smiling. >> thanks for the effort. looking forward to that. also this morning, everyone knows take your kids to work day, right. we've all heard of that but we're going to tell you about take your parents to work day which is something i practiced for quite a long time because my mom is always looking for a free blow-out from greg.

but i don't think they could be down here. >> really. >> my mom would be sitting right here if she could. she's always like, hi, george. >> adorable. >> my kid was have to get a job so they could take me. i'm just saying. >> that will come. >> i hope. >> power of the bully pulpit. let's get to amy with the morning rundown did good morning. the big story this morning, a fresh round of attacks from donald trump and hillary clinton after the most watched presidentialeb clinton is beaming with confidence and campaigning today with bernie sanders by her side. meanwhile, trump is doubling down on his positions saying he was holding back during the debate. abc's tom llamas is here with the trump campaign with the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: amy, good morning. we may see a more aggressive donald trump at the next presidential debate. he's been complaining about several things including the microphone and the questions he was asked. but last night in florida, he said he actually was holding back. here's what he said.

didn't want to do anything to embarrass her. but i watched her and she was stuck in the past. >> reporter: trump continues to say he was the winner of the debate citing online polls. today he'll be campaigning in illinois, iowa and wisconsin. amy. >> all right, tom, thank you. hillary clinton picking up another endorsement from a republican. former virginia senator john warner expected to announce his support today. clinton also picked up the endorsement of "the arizona republic" democrat for president in its 126-year history. the man known as the warrior of peace has died. shimon peres was one of the founding fathers of the state of israel. during his seven decades in public service he served as prime minister and president and won the nobel peace prize. peres was 93. world leaders expected to attend his funeral on friday this jerusalem. well, the search is now on for nearly 400 tourists after a volcano erupted without any

this happened near bali. they were climbing a popular hiking trail when that volcano spewed a 6,000-foot column of ash. more than a thousand people have already been evacuated. back here in this country new evacuations have been ordered in california with seven fires burning in that state following record heat. one fire in the santa cruz mountains has burned more than 2,200 acres forcing hundreds to flee. the good news, lighter wins are expected today. and a food safety alert. tyson is recalling more customers said they found pieces of plastic in them. the five-pound packages were sold at costco stores and we have full details on our website. and finally, a chance to take your best shot at one of the most hated men in america. former hedge fund manager and drug company ceo martin celly is best known for jacking up the price of a life-saving drug. he is auctioning off the chance to punch him in the face.

friend who recently died and he says he will match the winning amount. so far the two highest bidders, 78,000, 25.5,000. this is all for a good cause, guys. >> for charity. >> for charity. >> everybody just look down. >> i know. >> oh. >> for charity. >> thank you, amy. how about news that goes pop? >> yes, ma'am. here we go. "pop news" time and selena gomez slashing hitting 100 million mark on instagram. more followers than there is in the uk. selena leading it topping taylor swift, beyonce and ariana grande. all this and has not posted a single thing for a month. selena announcing late this summer she was taking a break from the business to concentrate on her personal health. she's been very open about her battle with lupus and we wish her all the best. also in the news today,

will open december 23rd after two decades in the making. 20 years in development. the oscar winning director's passion project is also set for a limited debut. that's just in time for award season. really actually not coming out until january so two decades and a month. liam neeson, andrew garfield star in the missionary in 17th century japan. sounds like heavy material. >> great cast. >> why did it take so long? >> uh. >> follow-up question, oh. i thought it was a follow-up free zone. >> i did ask permission first. >> you didn't wait for an answer. i'll get back to you. i think just because of what i said, it's a 17th century missionary in japan --

martin. and then finally you guys, you foe i brake for yard sales. here's one i would hate to miss. jimmy kimmel hosting his first ever this saturday selling anything he and his staff of the show can part with. all to benefit homeless youth. items include props, wardrobes, gifts that celebrities have brought to the show. so remember that nice bottle of wine you brought, it's on the block, $5. all accumulated over the show's 14-year run and held in a parking lot near the theater where the show is shot. if you cannot make it, thought to worry, ebay giveing a platfom holding the sale. >> 14 years? >> i also feel like that's something we could get behind. it was all about disney did this sort of summer of giving back. and jimmy got on board wit. we have a lot of stuff. >> good stuff. >> good idea.

we could definitely -- >> why don't you get behind that. >> you organize. i have a lot of stuff i can give you. >> all right, done. >> let's do it. >> i would brake for that. thank you. that's "pop news." >> thank you. coming up, will and kate's road trip and parenting tile making headlines. all the details on kate's stunning red dress. >> wow. plus, yeah, beautiful. plus "dancing's" booted couple rick perry and emma slater joining us >> go, rick. >> ooh. to me the acidity of foods and what they can do to your teeth. thinning of the teeth and leading to being extremely yellow would probably gross me out! my dentist recommended pronamel. it can help protect enamel from acid erosion. my mouth feels really fresh and clean and i stuck with it. i really like it. it gives me a lot of confidence. pronamel is all about your enamel. helping to protect your enamel.

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it's victoria's government house where william, kate, george and charlotte are staying during the tour. apart from one night, last night when they got a romantic night off away from the kids. ? the duke and duchess of cambridge getting a rare kids-free date night on their royal visit to canada. staying here at the inn. prince george and princess charlotte staying with a nanny but the royal parents proving on this trip that they are engaging with the little ones. growing up in the royal spotlight isn't easy so william and kate are doing everything they can to make sure their two little ones have as normal an upbringing as possible. since touching down saturday the doting parents have been spotted using a parenting technique called active listening. parenting down and lending an ear to their kids when they need it. on the balcony in june william was also spotted squatting down to george. >> it can help to crouch down to

to them and they get to say what they need to say and it makes them feel that their emotions have merit. >> reporter: the royal tour now in full swing. cambridge is following in prince charles and princess diana's footsteps traveling to colona, captivating the crowd all day from visiting a college volleyball team to a winery where the duo sampled the region's finest wines and foods. will and kate chowing down on some local and spending time with schoolkids. as always, kate's fashion front and center on this tour stepping out in something new, 2600 dual say and gabbana emerald green dress and this one by preen. and mixing in something old,

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partial sunshine the exception to this may be the coast line for northeasterly wind away -- may reinforce the moisture and mostly cloudy. temperatures only in the upper 50's this afternoon will fill quite cool back to our west upper-level systems slowly edged towards us. while the bulk of the next couple of days will be fair skies it will be much cooler, temperatures about 10 degrees cooler today than y stars" time. let's see, rick perry, emma slater showing off that mean paso doble. they were booted from the ballroom. >> as we told you their bad luck didn't top there. flying overnight, they then got tuck in connecticut so they're not with us on the set. but they're still with us live. thanks, you guys on facetime. we'll talk to them in a moment. we want to give you all a look at what happened in the ballroom. ?

ballroom going into the night. >> ryan and cheryl need your vote to make it through. >> reporter: monday's first ever face off challenge leaving half the couples safe from elimination, the other half in jeopardy. >> one of these cups has danced their last dance. rick and emma. >> after landing at the bottom of the leaderboard. the week before and losing immunity just 24 hours earlier, it was so long to the former texas governor. >> i have no regrets, man, i walked into this not knowing how this has been a great experience for me and one that i will not ever forget. >> reporter: but perhaps what no one saw coming, the unlikely bromance that formed between rick perry and vanilla ice. >> i was born in texas. he's a texan. >> texas country boy versus big city texas boy. >> does that mean the boots are coming off. >> oh, man, everything is. >> perry the only other cast member to get his hand sign down.

during the face-off. >> 6. >> we have a tie. >> reporter: leading to a tiebreaker. >> i've got to give it to you, vanilla. >> reporter: he leaves with so much more than a few dance moves. >> he's such a cool guy. every day we like, man, we hang out with him and see him, it's just always funny. we're always joking and everything is cool and has the hand sign does. what governor does that? ? >> and i'm sorry. that's your line. >> you go. >> no. >> rick perry, emma slater. >> former governor rick perry, emma slater, you are in hartford. you're supposed to be here. how are you feeling after elimination and then getting sort of stuck and not making it to new york? how are you doing? >> we're great. we wish we were with you, but the weather, fogged in so here

doing it via facetime. it was an extraordinary experience and said many times over the course of the last 12 hours what a fabulous group of people i got to work with. >> you guys are such a great couple and we can't get over this whole -- this whole friendship you have with vanilla ice. were you a big fan back in the day? >> i didn't even know who vanilla ice was when we looked at the list of folks who would be dancers, he was the oneha jump out to me and said probably him. harrison, if you will but life experiences and what i found out we had a lot of life experiences alike and ended up, you know, making a friendship that will last now for the rest of my lifetime. >> so, governor, i want to ask you have you guys decided you will keep in touch? when will you be seeing your pal, vanilla ice again?

him i said when he gets through with his tour, he goes through 27 -- i told him get a break and we'll get together. he texted me a couple of times as we were driving out of town to get to the airport and anyway, just a really good guy and i'm proud to call him a friend now. >> i love that. emma, just want to ask you, great job, by the way, tell us about rick as a dancer, as a partner. >> rick has been amazing. i'm really glad. to be honest i for how funny he was going to be in rehearsals. he had me cracking up from start to finish. but he never stopped trying. and i'm so proud of what he achieved because he suffered a lot from nerves and each nig night -- he was going to -- every single time so i'm really proud of him. >> guy, thank you so much for coming in. and joining us this morning. i know it was tough. i'm sorry we had trouble with

a great one. great to see you, governor. >> thank you. >> so long. >> bye-bye. let's go up to ginger. >> oh, i had to tell you i had to chime in here because they asked who do you think is going to win? i'll tell you, it's val. not just because he's my partner, i promise. i think laurie and val have something so special. the way she heels her body, what they are doing right there. i couldn't do the entire season. so if that's week three, this girl has so much more inside her. she's asuch a light but got that serious part so quickly, george. i think them terra dance, she gives me chills every time, her and james hinchcliffe, very exciting. >> you are ready to be a judge on "dancing with the stars." >> i am. i like that toe point. >> you know, i love having her perspective having been there and doing so well. >> watch it here on abc. kate hudson coming up live.

erin: good morning to you, the dot is laying out plans for a big change to interstate 93. it will be billed but resident choose it for the new road. million dollars to the cost of nearly $57 million project. in the exit is designed to alleviate traffic on route 102. the state hopes to break ground in 2019. hillary clinton is returning to new hampshire today, the nominee has a campaign rally scheduled for 2:15 this afternoon at the unh fieldhouse. she will be joined by vermont senator bernie sanders.

cost and that. outside we go, look at this in goffstown dealing with a lot of fog right now. kevin: a lot of mid-level clouds early this morning a lot of that will continue to break up at the shoreline. clouds may be more stubborn thanks her northeast wind which will be gusting over 15-20 miles per hour watching a slow-moving system out of the central plains. as this approach is later on friday it will start scooping up some of the moisture. came to yesterday that its up and down the east coast of temperatures right now in the 50's. a lot more active closer to the shoreline. in less section to get a little bit of sunshine into the afternoon. a lot cooler out there over the next few days. mainly fair skies all the way through. there are been increase of clouds are far they'll bring in our next system coming up the east coast with some scattered showers later friday night.

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? everybody dance now ? [ cheers and applause ] ? good morning, america. and, boy, if you are ever in the new york area, come and see us because we have a great audience. [ cheers and applause ] and you know we have this empty chair. who is going to fill this empty chair, michael. who is going to do it? who is going to do it. >> you know what, why don't we bring out our special guest, robin. everybody, give it up for kate hudson. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. >> how are you? >> feels like a whole new thing.

>> it was cute. when we saw you earlier, this is so cool. i love this look on you. >> jeans. >> wonderful. >> you know, one of those mornings, i had all these outfits and then i was like, i think i'm just going to wear jeans. >> good girl. >> it works for you. and you know what i love, you love a good party. >> i do. [ cheers and applause ] >> anybody that follows you on twitter or instagram -- >> i like a responsible party. >> responsible party. >> yeah. >> i have kids. >> well, since we're talking about a party it's like a party up here with our audience, there's this -- [ cheers and applause ] you know, it is like a party. i feel like i'm at the club right now.

wanted a ticket to. 6-year-old leah gomez, biggest drake fan in the world so her mom gave her a drake-themed party and take a look at this. ? all that i'm wishing for my friends ? >> yeah. hit it, leah. >> popping, yeah. >> 6 years old. >> how do you do a drake-themed party at 6? >> you know what you do, you know, you have pty >> okay. >> serve drake's cakes. >> well -- >> nice. >> they don't call it drake's cakes. but they have -- he has a record label called ovo so a cake with the ovo. >> this is so funny. >> gave her fake $100 bills. >> oh, no. >> i don't know how i feel about this.

like, you know, i want -- although, yeah, no, he's obsessed with 21 pilots. i guess -- >> getting a little bit sophisticated, young kids. but like contentwise they don't know what's going on. >> no. >> they just sing away. >> so happily. >> and you're like, oops. >> you're horrified. >> did you have any theme parties growing up? >> i love a theme party. i'm still having theme parties. >> i wanted to ask >> i do a hot mess party every year with my friends and, oh, well that was actually nicole richie did -- oh, that's another themed party. oh, there we go again. >> robin said do you do a theme party growing up? it's like kate has not grown up. >> we love that about you. >> so funny. oh, my gosh. yeah, we just did -- nicole

party -- we all like theme parties. >> what was that theme, disco? >> yeah, it was night fever. and we danced to disco music all night and it was great. >> well, i tell you what, happy 6th birthday to leah she's got us all talking about theme parties. george, there's something else you have. it's not really like a party. >> something brand-new. we've all heard about taking your kids to work, of course, well, there is a brand-new thing out since millennials, half the workforce, some companies are starting work day. amazon -- you like that -- you do not like that idea at all. >> i love it. >> wait a second. >> i am not taking pie parents to work. >> why are you so horrified by the idea of your parents coming to work? >> i don't know. my mom is just a little -- she's wild. >> yeah, my mom is wild too. >> but you visit your mom on set recently.

>> yeah. >> bringing my mom to set is a whole other ball game. she walks in, it's like a tornado. look at these pics. >> momma goldie. yeah, well, you know, she's goldie hawn. she's wild. it's like -- it's like i remember when my mom would do hot lunch at school. and i was just like -- oh, no. you know, with the pizza and things and i was like, oh, god. well, you know, she like pirouettes everywhere and it's the best, she is still pirouetting everywhere but, you know, when you're a kid, you know, you're sort of your parents when they're wild, and i think ryder is like that with me too so, you know, i get it. i get being scared. >> this is the first movie "deepwater horizon" where you get to work with your pa, kurt

your parents to work day. that was sort of equal. what was that like? >> that was cool. you know, what i really, really loved about being on set with -- we didn't have many scenes together in the film. but what i loved about being on set with him was it was a reminder of me where i fell in love with making movies and watching him, you know, it's a very different experience when you're watching a movie being made than watching the movie because it's horribly boring. i mean it's just being on set, oh, i love that picture. buts and but for me as a kid i loved it. like i loved every aspect of it and i loved watching kurt because he's such a phenomenal actor. and he's -- yeah. [ applause ] and but he put so much care and effort into his roles and in a way that is different than i think of a lot of young people that i've worked with, you know, it's just a different mentality.

let's talk about you as mark wahlberg said you're sort of the emotional heart of this film. of "deepwater horizon." >> felicia in this film i play, i play mark's wife felicia williams and she -- really the character represents all of the families on the deepwater left in the dark for many hours not knowing what was going on with their families, not knowing -- not having any idea if they were going to come home and it s time i talk about it because i -- you got to be on set with these people and you get to talk about this experience that was incredibly traumatic. and you realize what felicia said, one minute it felt like an eternity and -- >> she was on set with you. >> she was on set with us sometime, yeah, i got to talk to her a lot. she's a awonderful very strong woman. >> i love that scene. >> yeah. >> let's show people a bit of

news. just look. >> natalie, this is felicia williams, our husbands work on the "deepwater horizon" together, well, i just called the coast guard and they can confirm there's a fire. i was wondering if maybe you heard something. >> what did the coast guard say? >> just that there's been a fire. >> shelly heard people were jumping off the rig. >> oh, gosh. i was telling >> i know. >> i can't watch it. very hard. >> for people who are not familiar with the story, yes, it was this horrible, horrible environmental disaster and that. but the 11 people that were killed they almost became a footnote to the story and this -- these families were so appreciative of you and mark and the whole cast for bringing their story and letting people know how it impacted them? it was really wonderful to be in new orleans and have the premiere. we did a premiere in new orleans

were there, and you really felt it. you know, we felt it and knew it when we were doing it. we just -- you have this sort of extra added thing in the back of your head going, you know, the families are going to see this movie so you really want to be careful and there's no carelessness going foo making a film like that when you know the families are watching and then when you actually have the experience and you see that they just sort of have this moment to kind of pay -- sort of feels like, you know, a sort of memoriam to these people who really saved each other. there was some real heroes on that rig. it's surprising that more did not die because they were so there for each other. >> when you watch the film you're thinking, oh, my gosh. i mean it's tragic that 11 lost their lives but so many more could have and mark's character

last one off the rig, mike williams but the thing i think that pete did that's really amazing about this movie because, you know, i read the script. i know the story and then i watched the movie and i was completely engaged which is rare when you're making movies and i think pete did this amazing job of sort of -- you feel like you're in -- it's full on, you know, you're in -- it's just almost like you feels anxiety like i think people will really get an experience watching this movie that just goes -- oh, my god, you know. >> can we say this about you. you have always been a joy to watch. always very talented but you have blossomed. [ applause ] into this beautiful, beautiful soul of an actress. thank you for sharing that. >> thank you. >> ah.

>> as i told her, one of my favorite people, you really are and you're so talented. >> oh. >> you know, the movie -- >> girl crush. >> in theaters on friday. make sure you go out and check it out. >> please. coming up, david oyelowo is here live. and we'll be right back.

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welcome back to "good morning america." yeah, you're on. you're on. oh, and so we were saying this morning you're from minnesota but probably never see something like this. check out this video from phoenix, arizona. seen a dust storm but this one 4,000 feet high. one of the biggest they've had and returning across the land there. oh, my goodness so monsoon season trying to come to a close but still getting dust storms. we also have a huge interview with actor david oyelowo. he's coming up kevin: around with patchy drizzle those a road to today but temperatures will be a solid 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. it remains that way to the end of the week with fair skie and this weather brought to you by panera bread. michael. >> all right. thank you, ginger. now, david oyelowo played dr. martin luther king jr. in

true story of a young girl who becomes a chess champion with the help of her coach. take a look. >> my mother left me when i was a child. in that moment i wanted to die but it is a good thing i did not take my life, otherwise i would not have seen my daughter. we wouldn't have met. or you. >> me? >> do not king, phiona. >> whoo. >> how are you doing, david. good to see you, man. thank you for joining us. before we get to the movie, you tweeted this picture with lupita nyong'o. your co-star and a whole cast of other stars right there. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> oh, man. you got everybody in that picture. what is going on there. >> this is the new museum in d.c., the smithsonian, african-american history museum.

yeah. >> and, yeah, just opened on friday. just opened friday. you're there with a great group of people. i'm curious, anything that stood out to you from the museum? >> you know, i just -- as someone who is from elsewhere, i'm now a citizen, by the way. i just became a citizen. [ applause ] but i just felt that museum is such an incredible testament to some of the bad stuff that has gone on in this country's history and we need to know what went wrong in ordeo things right and that's what i feel that museum represents. >> absolutely, 100%. i agree with you. [ applause ] and something that you did get right is this film. i mean it's such a heartwarming film. it really is. but you learned how to play chess in this film from the master himself. >> i did. >> from the character you played. i'm curious when you learn to play chess from the guy who you're playing, are you as good as he is now? >> no.

no, my self-esteem remained very low while playing robert katende who i play in the film at chess but he's incredible. not only did he teach me how to play but how to teach it which is a pretty complicated thing. >> i got my board set up in my dressing room after the show. give me a lesson. >> are you throwing down right now? >> i need some help. you can beat me. that's what i'm saying. and the young lady, phiona, is it true this is the first movie she's seen in her own life story. >> well, i -- while we were doing the film katwe and madina sat next to me. her talons clawing in my arm, oh. and then at one point she turred to me and said is that what we are doing? and i suddenly realize it was the first time she had ever seen a movie on the big screen halfway through shooting a movie for disney. >> and it was about her life.

>> and you said this movie is life affirming because it shows moviegoers africa in a different way than what they're used to s seeing. >> i've done some films set in africa and we've all seen flips set in africa and it showcases the more negative side, genocide, dictators, disease and that can and sometimes is part of african life but this is also part of african life, people who are self-possessed, who impact their own communities possley, a young girl from a slum in uganda who to become a chess champion. >> i tell you what, man, you do a great job. you're incredible. congratulations on becoming a citizen. >> thank you. >> love it. love it. hey, and the movie "queen of katwe," it opens nationwide on friday. make sure you go check it out and david oyelowo, everybody, who is such an amazing guy. you can meet the real-lie girl who inspired the movie in our digital series "young and gifted." watch it now on our website. we'll be right back.

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and i approved this message. welcome back to "gma," everybody. welcome back and today is the 38th anniversary of good neighbor day. all about building stronger communities and our state farm representative is here. our sponsor here to celebrate. joined by harriette cole, good morning, harriette. >> good morning, michael. >> i have a question forur think you're a good neighbor? >> come on. yay. >> everybody feels like they're a good neighbor so why is good neighbor day important? >> you know, it's important, state farm just did a study that said everybody says that they want to be a good neighbor but they often don't do it. they don't follow through and so there are easy ways to follow through. first off introduce yourself to your neighbors. even if you're busy, when you're walkingout side say hello and even better, michael, with a

positive gestures go a long way, don't they? you know, the wave, the wave, right. in addition, let your neighbor know that you have that cup of sugar that you have a hammer and you're here to help and offer it. you can even make a note, put your name and phone number and address and say if you need some help, here i am. the one thing, michael, don't overstep your boundaries. don't go to your neighbor's party if you weren't invited. don't do it. don't do it. it's not good.yo >> i'm being a good neighbor. showing up to support you. invite the or not. >> e-mail if you have it. you know, phone call, is it okay if i can stop by and then you've created that space for really lovely interaction. >> you know what, very simple thing, thank you so much, harriette. i know, lara, you have something special, don't you? >> i sure do, michael. we'll extend -- i sounded like, i do. there's more. >> yes. >> to help extend that neighborly feeling state farm is sipping their good neighbor

we're doing the same thing right here right now for all of you guys in our audience. come on out. presents, coffee for everybody. we're good neighbors, right. "gma's" good neighbor day here to help life go right. we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot

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nominee is a campaign rally scheduled for 2:15 this afternoon at the unh fieldhouse and durham. she will be joined by bernie sanders and the event will focus on college costs and debt. a child is being treated at a boston hospital after being can't buy a car in salem. the childless truck around 6:30 last night -- the child was struck round six: 30 last time. we don't know what type of injuries are involved but police outside we are seeing these gray skies out there what is up with that? kevin: temperatures this morning running into the 50's which is much warmer than normal for this time of the air. temperatures today likely only edging up a couple of degrees. the farther west and the further north you go away from the northeast wind which will be busy at times you the shoreline into the afternoon there is that chance that we have several

the while this upper-level systems slowly moves closer and as it eventually gets closer it will start to scoop up quite a bit of moisture located up and down the eastern seaboard. it will eventually provide our next chance of showers which right now truly develop some time later on friday. for the time being cooler today with a lower half in the 60's and in land section several hours of sunshine. likely only holding into the upper 50's because tempat mainly fair skies to tomorrow and as we get later in the day tomorrow into friday we start to see clouds increase. erin: seebeck it today at noon. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why?

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