good morning, america overnight hugh hefner the founder of playboy passes away. all the reaction this morning. >> tax overhaul president trump unveiling one of the most ambitious tax cuts ever. >> it's not good for me believe me. >> and insisting the wealthy gain nothing. now republicans and democrats weighing in. what it really means for your wallet. the president's top economic adviser joins us live. >> break in the case the new arrest that may help solve the murder mystery in indiana. two teens killed while hiking. investigators searching for the person behind this voice. how this man may be connected.

>> and incredible rescue. a woman trapped in her suv surrounded by rushing flood waters. how they parking lotted her through the window just in time. >> my goodness that rescue was something else. we have a lot of news. >> the big tax plans the continuing crisis in puerto rico and the death of hugh hefner. he wanted to be remembered as someone who changed the sexual attitude. >> he was known for his magazine and how he impacted our culture. abc nick watt outside hefner's mansion this morning. good morning, nick. >> good morning michael from the playboy mansion. this was where hugh hefner lived at times with up to seven girlfriends. this is where he threw those legendary parties.

this is where he died. love him or loath him hugh hefner left a mark. >> reporter: he was himself a playboy, business man activist and american icon. >> lots of people date lots of girls. i date them all at the same time. >> reporter: the company released a statement saying hefner peacefully passed away from natural causes at his home the playboy mansion surrounded by loved ones. that's how he be remembered by most of us from his tv shows and most recently the girls next door on e. >> i love it. you gotta come up and see me. >> reporter: in 2011 hefner was asked on cnn how he would like to be remembered. >> as somebody who played some positive part in changing the sexual values of his time. >> reporter: larger than life for once to describe a man who

founded playboy magazine with a bank loan and investors including his mom. the bunny ears brand that turns over a billion a year. >> hefner used to say i made this magazine for girls like you. >> reporter: the up 63 years later still going strong. he claimed to fight for the liberation of women through playboy. many think he was objectifying women. that may never end. gloria stein ham explaining he was exploiting women under the guise of the first amendment. >> i would not want to go down as hugh hefner. >> reporter: his parents both teachers from nebraska. he served during world war i,

before college and that legendary publishing career. he's survived by his third wife chris call and four adult children including cooper chief creative officer of the playboy company. he'll be remembered as more than an elderly gentle man in the robe. depending on your point of view he was a hero or villain. son cooper said he advocated civil rights and sexual freedom. michael. >> made a big mark. >> we'll get the latest from the white house where president trump unveiled his tax plan. the details shown so far say the wealthy will get the most. the president saying he may fire tom price after price used pri vat jets for trips at tax payer

ks pence. we're now getting a look at some of the adds russians bought on facebook to influence the election. squon carl starts us off on taxes. >> good morning george. president trump promising to deliver on a big new tax cut that he says will be a mird l class miracle. >> reporter: president trump wants congress to pass one of the most ambitious tax plans ever. >> democrats and republicans in congress should come together finally to deliver this giant win for the american people and begin middle class miracles. >> reporter: even fellow republicans divided on how much they can accomplish. >> tax reform is going to make health care look like a piece of cake if we do it the right way. it hasn't been done in 31 years. >> reporter: details of the president's plan still to be worked out. his new proposal calls for

slashing the tax on corporations now 35% to 20%. for individuals and families reducing the number of tax brackets from seven to just three. doubling the standard deduction for families that would mean no income tax whatsoever on the first $24,000 of income. trump insists this is all about the middle class and that the wealthy will gain nothing from his plan. >> they can call me all they want. it's not going to help. i'm doing the right thing. it's not good for me believe me. >> reporter: there's one big provision that would clearly benefit well yer americans. he wants to eliminate the estate tax. something paid on estates valued at $55 for individuals and $11 million for koups. he said he won't bulge on the tax cut to corporations a flat 20%. >> 20 is my number. 20 is a perfect number.

>> by one estimate the president's plan would mean $1 trillion in lost revenue. among the many details yet worked out is how to pay for that. it seeps that's up for congress to figure out. george, robin. >> thanks very much. >> now to those growing questions about president trump's cabinet members paying your tax dollars on trips using chartered jets and military aircraft. the health secretary and treasury riff secretary. cecilia vega with that story. >> facing prosecute any and now tom price's job seems to be in question. president trump said he's not happy for him and some democrats calling for him to resign. >> reporter: this morning tom price's future hangs in the balance. >> would you fire him? >> we'll see. >> reporter: after dozens of tax payer funded trips on luxury jets a $400,000 bill president

trump says he's fed up. >> i will look into it. personally i'm not happy about it. >> are you going to fire him. >> i'll look at it. i'm not happy about it. >> reporter: those charter flights now on hold. >> we heard the criticism we heard the concerns and we take that seriously. >> reporter: in all three cabinet members face questions about their expensive travel habits and this morning new revelations about epa scott pruitt. the epa confirms one chartered flight and multiple government flights totally $58,000. his fre kent tax payer trips home to oklahoma under investigation. he's under fire for installing a $25,000 secure phone booth in his office something previous administrators did not have. a spokeswoman said pruitt a vocal epa critic before he took

the job needs a secure line in order to aye vok hacking. >> democrats and republicans on the house over site committee sent this letter to the white house and two dozen fed al agencies. the white house has two weeks to turn in documents related to the travel of senior administration officials. >> let's talk to the top economic advise gary cohn. let's talk taxes. right now everybody wants to know what it's going to mean for them. cut middle class families watching now a family of four earning $55,000 how much they'll save under the president's plan. >> george, thank you for having me. first let me extend our sympathies to all the families in puerto rico dealing with what they're dealing with. our tax plan is purely aimed at middle class families. a typical family of four earning $55,000 is going to have a substantial tax decrease.

that family could expect something in the neighborhood of $650,000 -- i'm sorry $650 to a $1,000 tax decrease. every tax situation is different. we are really solving for the middle class. everything we have done in this tax plan is for the middle class. >> you say that $650 i wonder how uh i don't get that number. the plan doesn't show how big the plan would be. in new york the city of new york says nearly half the middle class families earning between 50 and $75,000 will get an increase because you eliminate the deduction of state and local tax taxes. >> if you look at the reality of the country as a whole, less than 25% of the families itemize. only the people that itemize today less than 25% of the

family itemize they're the only ones taking a deduction for the state. we're solving for the greater good of the country. you have to look at what we did in the entirety. we doubled the amount of income that people can keep at 0 tax rate. that's a substantial thing. we lowered the 15% tax rate to 12%. when you look at the first couple tax rates and how much money you can keep at 0 and 12 we've done a substantial thing. then we're increasing the child care credit. people will get a much larger credit. that credit is deducted directly from your tax liability. >> but you're not saying how much you'll increase it. if i'm hearing you cell, you can't guarantee no middle class families will get a tax increase, correct. >> >> george there's an exception to every rule. >> that's a yes?

>> i can't guarantee anything. you can always find a unique family somewhere. what we've been working on in the white house is create an economic stimulus package to to drive the economy of the united states. that's what the president ordered us to do and we're doing it. >> the president said he will not get a tax cut under the plan. he said you won't get one as well. look at the front page of "u.s.a. today." if you're eliminating the estate tax, cutting capital gains and income that means millions of dollars for the president of the united states. >> george, you've got to look at the plan in its entirety. on one hand you're talking about people that are raising their taxes because -- >> right middle class people and cuts for the wealthy. >> on the other hand you're talking about wealthy getting a tax cut because of the standard

deducti deduction. someone in new york we're eliminating the tax for the wealthy. that costs them 5%. if we eliminate from 39.6 to 35 and the 5% you lose from the deduction you're well over 40% on your federal taxes in new york. that does not sound like a tax cut to me. that's before the real estate tax component. you've got to look at the plan. >> i am looking at the whole. >> we also put the ability for congress to put a fourth tax rate in place. a fourth tax rate on wealthy americans very high earners if we need to take more money from high earners and transfer to middle class americans to make sure middle class americans are getting a tax cut we've given congress the ability to do that. >> all that means millions of

dollars in tax cuts for president trump. he says believe me i won't be getting a tax cut. can you guarantee president trump won't get a tax cut under this plan? >> george, when we looked at the tax plan and looked at what it does for americans we're confident americans are getting a great deal here. wealthy americans are not getting a tax cut. we have designed a tax plan that will stimulate the economy. we want every day hard working americans to have more money in their paycheck. your audience watching tv now getting ready to go to work we want to put more money back in their paycheck. >> will the wealthy get a tax cut or not? >> the wealthy are not getting a tax cut under our plan. >> that's not the evidence so far. there are a lot of details to come. congress has to deal with it. mr. gary cohn thanks for joining

us. >> my pleasure. >> more than a week after hurricane maria 90% of puerto rico still without power. >> 3.4 million residents lack drink water. eva pilgram in san juan this morning. >> michael they keep telling people supplies are on the island. this line for gas stretches literally as far as you can see. some people camping out overnight just to make sure they're here in time to fill up. >> reporter: this morning a life line to a town cut off since the hurricane. >> i want to talk to them and tell them i'm okay don't worry for me. >> reporter: the red cross setting up satellite internet. for lid i can't rivera it's a god send. relief as her phone lights up from messages leaving a voice mail for her mother. a rare moment of joy among the

raging humanitarian crisis here. hours long waits for what little water and gas are left. san juan's mayor said people are starting to die. do you feel like you can wit for the federal help? >> i'm not waiting. i'm not waiting for anybody. i'm working with what we have. >> reporter: according to u.s. officials the much needed supplies are actually here on the island president trump insisting the federal response has been great supplies delivered more on the way. >> we have a lot of ships out there right now. puerto rico is a difficult situation. that place was just destroyed. >> reporter: the president planning to visit the island tuesday. thousands of containers millions of federal relief supplies much sitting here in port in puerto rico. >> one of the challenges is making sure the roads are clear to allow the trucks to get there. >> reporter: the governor of puerto rico said getting the

necessities where they're needed is difficult. >> the help that's arriving to puerto rico is a bottle neck. we need human resources. >> they started out only allowing people to get $10 of fuel. this morning good news they're allowing people to get $30. michael. >> thank you. >> now to rob with more on that swift water rescue in oklahoma city. >> take a look at this two or 3 inches of rain. against that fence, she is pulled to safety by try -- they executed a swift water rescue. bravo to the oklahoma city fire

department. we have flood watches posted upwards of a foot. we have tropical moisture feeding in like a monsoon flow. speaking of tropics we have three systems, this new one a tropical wave over cuba may be heading toward florida in the next a couple of days. fall-like cities brought to you by liberty mutual. >> reporter: good morning everybody, i'm meteorologist karen rogers we are dry out there, we've got a lot of

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mirac miracle. it includes slashing the tax on corporations. democrats say the plan and others say they would largely benefit the wealthy. a rock slide at i don't semi-ty national park killed one person and injured others. witnesses say the granite slab was the soiz of an apartment buildings. at least 30 climbers in the area. >> we'll move on to a possible break in that murder mystery out of indiana where two teenage girls were killed while hiking in february. police say this man arrested in colorado may be connected. gio benitez is here with the developments. >> good morning george. the man was arrested driving a car with an expired license plate. now questions about where he's been and what he's done. >> reporter: it's been seven months since the two indiana

girls were murdered while hiking on a nature trail. before they died they recorded the voice of a man. police say there may finally be a break in the case. daniel nations was arrested outside colorado springs accused of threatened people with a hatchet on a hiking trail. officials say he's under death a psych list. police are looking for connections between that and those deaths. >> we're not going to give up. >> reporte discovered the young girls' remains about a quarter of a mile from a railroad releasing this image of a suspect and this chilling audio, the suspect's voice. libby german's family hoping

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details. >> rick pitino stands to lose out on $34 million on his contract. >> reporter: this morning college basketball's highest paid coach sidelined by that explosive fbi fraud and corruption investigation into college recruiting. the university of louisville placing the hall of fame basketball coach rick pitino on unpaid administration leave after allegations adidas funneled thousands of dollars to a recruit to go to louisville. >> one student athlete is being notified he's beening withheld from ncaa activities in did he feel. >> reporter: that recruit brian bowen in june said he was

joining the cardinals and re-tweeted this photo of him wearing adidas sneemers. >> adidas and louisville have been together for a long time. the recent contract is a 10-year deal for $160 million. that's the sixth largest shoe apparent deal in college sports. >> reporter: in 2014 pitino complained how the sponsorship influenced the recruiting pool. adidas tells abc news they placed the executive involved on leave and have engaged outside counsel to conduct an investigation. the scandal prompted louisville recruits to withdraw their commitment. one of auburn's recruits announced he was leaving the program wednesday after its assistant coach was charged in

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editor of ms. would debate this issue. >> there is the pursuer and the pursued. >> that's just not true. >> it is the attraction. >> it's not true. it's an old fashioned point of view. >> reporter: hefner never backed down that he played a part of unshack ling notions about sex. >> i believe that embracing sexuality is part of what it means to be free. >> he freed the male libido. >> chris, he was -- hefner was a polarizing figure. some say hefd an advocate for equal rights. others say he took advantage of women in hollywood. how do you think people will remember him? >> i would like to hear a wide variety of voices on that in

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where some people are saying we need a pumpkin intervention. >> reporter: here with go with our autumn obsession all things pumpkins. >> what's that? >> reporter: pumpkin spice is everywhere. these days it's not for law theys anymore. cookies potato chips, cough drops all taste like fall. there are even things like pumpkin spice face mask or treats for your dog. throw on some pumpkin spice deodorant or lip balm. many are pointing to this creation as a sign we've lost our pumpkin minds. ask jimmy kimmel. >> someone, i don't know who, probably a monster thought it would be a good idea to combine pumpkin spice and pizza.

i'm afraid i'll have to ask you to call your senators again telling them we will not stand for pumpkin spice pizza. >> we have it right here. >> help yourselves. >> i'm good. >> some point to starbuck's being responsible for the craze in 2004. the first recorded pumpkin spice recipe was back in 1936. >> what's in the blend? >> you start with the pumpkin and get it out of the way. there's no pumpkin in pumpkin spice. it's sin monday, nutmeg, gloves and other things. >> there's no pumpkin? >> no. >> that's deceptive. when you think about pumpkin spice you think about the fall season. is there anything else that may be creeping up to take the place of it? >> keep an eye on maple. maple is making a move.

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>> good morning i'm tamala edwards, 7:56 a.m., thursday, september 28. matt pellman you're still talking about the 30 bypass. >> reporter: yeah, tam we talk about the chester county crawl on the 30 bypass. this morning it's a standstill because no traffic is getting through in the eastbound direction where we had a fatal overnight accident near 282. the action cam was on the scene earlier. the driver got on the 30 bypass going the wrong way, ran into the tractor-trailer that you see right there. one person was killed in this awful accident east caln township be chester county. eastbound lanes of the 30 bypass remain shut down they are investigating and cleaning up. there's a lot of sand on the roadway, because there was a fuel spill, as well. business 30 is packed with detouring attractive. if you can get to the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound

that's the best bet. single digit speeds coming down from montgomeryville. crash in ambler is gone. stick around bethlehem pike to get around the delay. sky6 live hd looking out across center city. it was humid this morning, i see the breeze in your hair, now. looks more pleasant. >> reporter: it's funny, temperatures this morning were warmer than yesterday morning. but it's different, one of the reason, the dewpoint is dropping. it's getting nicer as the morning progresses, we were at 70, now 64. still humid in millville. we have a gusty wind out of the north. today's high, 79 with sunshine. very nice. >> house speaker paul ryan is expected to take questions on tax reform during the stop in delaware county this afternoon.

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>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. hugh hefner the ultimate playboy passing away over night. his extraordinary life, the years he launched, a polarizing figure whose magazine and lifestyle changed american culture. >> also this morning the president and your taxes. trump unveils one of the biggest tax cuts ever calling it a middle class miracle. he said the wealthy will gain nothing. will the evidence back him up. >> secret health struggle the pretty little liar star revealing the medical condition that led her to gain 70 pounds. dr. ashton here to break it down. ♪ >> and anthony anderson, viola

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would slash the corporate rate from 35% to 20%. for individuals and families decrease the number of tax brackets from seven to three. double the standard deduction. for families that would mean no income tax whatsoever on the first $24,000 of income and the president's team as you saw earlier on "gma" is insisting no tax cut for the wealthy. >> can you guarantee president trump won't get a tax cut under this plan? >> jernl, when we looked at the tax plan and look what it does for americans, we are very confident americans are getting a great deal here. we've also said wealthy americans are not getting a tax cut. >> george, there are several provisions in this tax plan that would appear to be a big tax cut for the wealthy including eliminating the estate tax, reducing the top bracket.

we'll have to see how it works out. >> some middle class family will face an increase even though many if not most get a cut. thanks jon. >> the death of hugh hefner. the man who started playboy magazine at his kitchen table died surrounded by loved ones at his los angeles home. chris connelly with a closer look at how he changed hollywood. >> not many people change american society even fewer of them are magazine editors. hugh hefner fired one of the first shots of a sexual revolution. in hollywood the ton built on fantasy that made him a figure to be reckoned with. >> a best life is one where one pursue's one's own personal dreams. >> reporter: even hollywood could only marvel at the bold dreams hugh hefner made real. >> i believe that embracing

sexuality is a part of what it means to be free. >> reporter: pamela anderson, jenny mccarthy anna nicole smith all stars in their early years on playboy. hefner celebrated and set up the fantasy he created. >> drink with three blonds i guess it's a regular day for you. >> a slow one yes. >> reporter: he hosted a 1977 episode of "saturday night live." hefner's mark darkly referenced in apocalypse now. while the world was looked kmeed cli in the house bunny. he surrounded those nudes with news making interviews, high end

journalism and pleasure principals of the playboy philosophy as he did he have pictured on his own tv shows. while the l.a. the playboy mansion bim a hollywood house of heed nichl. >> lots of people date other girls. i have date them at the same time. >> reporter: hefner's party excerpting an appeal on male celebrities. leo dicaprio, james cann. hefner's kre do would hold way. >> there are a number of areas in terms of america, a country that i love, that were wrong headed, attitudes towards race and sexual behavior. >> no question he and his magazine certainly helped to transform what we saw in the movies, what we saw on tell vig. even our day to day conversation

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> mama like this crowd. welcome back everyone. great to have you with us this morning. it's a fantastic thursday. friday eve as we like to say. it's very special because we're kicking off the double the deals. tori johnson, big savings on fall must haves. tomorrow she has 29 deals because it's the 29th of september. you've don't want to miss that or pop news with lara. >> thank you guys. we'll talk about story making global headlines. a new french law to label all photos of models that have been retouched so those looking at them understand what they're seeing is not totally real. now the world's largest stock

photo agency says it will no longer accept photos that have been photo shopped to make models look thinner. this move to discourage the retouching of photos. can we give this a round of applause? [ cheers and applause ] >> it's a big move. >> big move. it really connect toss this next story. a young woman who struggle wd that and has been open. christie brinkley's daughter said she has learned to be the best version of herself she can be. people, it's working. the 19-year-old got a big surprise from her mom. the moment captured by the folks at sports illustrated. >> oh, my god what are you doing here? >> i've come here to give you some really exciting news. >> what's happening? >> you're going to be a rookie for sports illustrated swimsuit.

>> oh, no. no. no. >> sailor given a special bathing suit to go with the honor. sharing photos of the shoot on her instagram and a shout out to christie brinkley saying thank you mama for passing down your legacy. i promise to be gracious and work twice as hard to keep those incredible doors open. her post is a lot longer. she talked about struggling with her weight as a child. she's very open and honest. look at it on instagram. it's a sweet message and congratulations. i love this story. a goodwill worker carried out a good deed in new york city finding $39,000 in a donated purse and tracking down the

rightful owner. did not need to do this. assistant manager kendall keys we absolute you. she found several documents along with the hidden cash. those paper and the purse led keys to a 101-year-old women named jean who recently passed a way. one of her grandson's explained to keys hiding cash was something she did. the goodwill was returned to the honest worker as a thank you to keys for her kindness he gave her $4,000. [ cheers and applause ] >> keys says she intends to save the money, just not in a purse. >> straight to the bank account. >> that's pop news everyone. >> thank you, lara. we move on to "gma" cover story the secret health battle for pretty little liars star sasha

peterson. we have her story. >> reporter: best known for her role on pretty little liar. >> if we get arrested what's going to happen to the baby. >> reporter: now she's heating up the dance floor on "dancing with the stars." she's opening up about her very public 70 pound weight gain and it's emotional toll. >> when your confidence starts lacking and you get into a dark place it's like you don't love yourself anymore. it sucks. >> reporter: she says haters on-line were vicious attacking her for the rapid changes to her body. >> they were like maybe she's pregnant. then it turned into stop eating donuts. >> reporter: leaving her confused and frustrated she went

in search for an answer. >> i went to a bunch of different doctors and they basically told me you'll level out. i ended up gaining over 70 pounds. i have finally was like this is not normal. >> reporter: sasha said she was diagnosed with poly cystic oefry syndrome affecting one in ten women of child bearing age. >> i have a treatment plan. it's helped my soul because i'm back to me again. >> reporter: dancing is helping her to lose weight, but also gain confidence. >> have you seen any weight loss since you started? >> i've lost 20 pounds now. to be able to wake up and be like i'm ready to go it's amazing. >> are you in it to win it. >> 100%. that mirror ball is going to be

mine. >> you go sasha and thank you abby. we're joined by dr. jennifer ashton. you know about this condition all too well. how many patients come and see you? >> literally on the daily basis. it's the most common and least understood condition. it's not a disease. it's a syndrome. there's no one test for it. it's an over activity of the oefryes. you can think of a penguin one at a time jumping off the iceberg. in pcos all those penguins are jumping together. your oefryes are producing a lot more hormones. >> what are the symptoms? >> the main stay is irregular menstrual cycles. you can have excessive body hair, severe acne on the back or chest. elevated test tos roen and

ultrasound findings. usually you can make this diagnosis really talking to the person. we heard also weight gain can be part of it. >> this affects a lot of teens. what should parentss know? >> making the diagnosis in a teen can be harder. after a year and a teenager has this acne. >> educate us right now. you have some food here. nutrition is a factor. this can lead to other conditions. >> exactly. nutritional support is a main stay. i think it's well-known if you lose 5% of your body weight if you're overweight that can produce the signs and symptoms.

lean protein, good carbs and working with a physician who knows how diet and hormones interact can make a world of difference. it's about managing pcos. >> sasha for being open about it in discussing it. >> 100%. the exercise has been huge for her. >> you can see sasha on "dancing with the stars" monday night 8:00 p.m. earn on abc. go outside to rob. feels cold out here, relative to what we've been dealing. we have cooler weather on the way. look at this kite surfer are dealing with the winds from

maria in nags head. the waves are huge from the jersey shore up through maine. fall coming in, don't throw away your sandal yet, it's going to be warm next week. >> reporter: we're getting a taste of fall starting tomorrow. today it will feel cool, with a breeze. at the airport, we're nice and sunny and dry. gusty breeze, cooler, 79 degrees, that's ten degrees cooler than yesterday. tomorrow a crisp start to the day, low humidity, temperatures in the 50sing tomorrow morning, sunny skies, high of 72. watch for a morning shower on saturday. she's kicking off two days of savings. tomorrow she's got 29 deals for september 29th. this morning the deals start at

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september 28. let's head over to matt pellman and get the latest on the traffic, good morning. >> reporter: almost, friday, chester the county, 30 bypass we have 8 1/2 hours eastbound lanes closed near 282 because of an earlier fatal accident that happened around midnight involving a driver that was going the wrong way on the eastbound side of the 30 bypass. all the vehicles involved are gone, they put a lot of sand down after a fluid spill they are sweeping that up, most of the crews cleared, but the eastbound lanes are blocked, there's miles and miles of jammed traffic coming away from coatsville and heading toward downingtown. business route 30 is congests with traffic. when you get to the pennsylvania

turnpike that's the best bet eastbound this morning. glen mills, baltimore pike, a crash, watch out for that. there's a crash on montgomery avenue at winding way. >> let's go outside to karen rogers it's shaping up to be a nice morning. >> reporter: the humidity is dropping and the temperature has dropped down to 72. it's turning cooler this afternoon, 79 is above average, but it's ten degrees cooler than yesterday. we'll have bright sunshine, too. tomorrow here's a warning you may need a sweater it's going to be a crisp start tomorrow, temperatures in in the 50s, low humidity, 72. saturday, after a morning shower good amount of clouds and sunshine, cool, 69. 71 on sunday, we start a nice dry trend with the tempts get warmer, 74 on monday, up to 79 by the end of next week. >> coming up on "g.m.a." a

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♪ la la la la >> as you can see she didn't let it get her spirits down. she was stranded overnight in charlotte, north carolina. she missed her connecting flight. there you go. everybody got some rhythm. she started dancing around the airport to lionel ritchie's "all night long" with all the employees. got her moon walk on. video has racked up over 1 million views. >> she's very cute. >> and she said i didn't want to sit around in anger. so she did something that made her the happiest which was dance. she included other people and i'm sure it made other people happy. how do you guys pass the time

when you're stuck in airports? >> i dance. >> he just doesn't posted. >> you dance? >> tiny dancer in his head. >> what do you do lara? >> yeah. i go to the bar. >> she said that like don't we all. >> amy robach was traveling with our producer. they got stuck and decided to do push ups. we got run doing push ups and the other exercising the elbow over here. >> you gonna leave me hanging. >> no. >> that's a great life lesson, turn it around. >> i went into the control room when you were doing deals and

steals and they were like viola davis isn't here yet with some panic. she is here now. welcome the star of "how to get away with murder" viola davis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you make me feel like a dangerous woman ♪ ♪ something bout you [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you? >> i think i'm doing pretty good. >> you are doing pretty good. >> nice to see you. >> what a way to wake up. >> you look beautiful. >> thank you. >> i love the whole thing. >> we are so happy to have you here. >> me too many. i'm awake. >> "how to get away with murder"

it's back baby. >> it's back. >> you don't even know anything until you have the script in your hands. >> sometimes pete will come to me and show me a story and aisle say we're not going to go there. anna lise is dealing with her alcohol problems going on. >> you might recognize this character who is chatting up anna lise. >> desmond. >> bonny. >> i had a great aunt bonny. know what her last words to me were. shut your trap desmond. too bad for you i haven't learned that lesson. >> no you haven't. >> and anna lise smiles.

>> we're looking at that and everybody is going they have great chemistry. you should because that's your husband. what is it like having him on set with you? >> it's good. at one point the director said you guys are having a lit really too much fun. he's supposed to be a stranger. it spices up the little marriage there. >> i thalove that. we want to talk to you about your daughter genesis. she's 8 years old. >> she's 7. she acts about 12. >> does she got the acting bug? >> she's got the acting bug. she makes herself cry and then shell lo she'll look in the mirror like.

i said genesis you have to tap into your emotions. she said okay mommy say rolling. i said okay and she put her finger in her mouth and made tears. >> we saw her back then as wonder woman. now she's peak halloween. >> this year it's a purple alien. it changes. >> we were talking about the fact you have an oscar. congratulations. >> thank you. >> we know you have an emmy. two to anies. the only thing missing is a grammy my friend. >> yeah, and i can't sing. as a matter of fact i told my husband and said julius we

should get married again. i'll prepare a song and sing it for you. he said, v, don't do that. i don't wake up every day thinking i have to win a grammy. i'm concerned about my daughter and other things like waking up. that would be sweet. >> to be an egot. i think there's 39 of them. >> it's not bad to have the triple crown. >> a comedy album also. you're funny. >> that wouldn't work either. >> how excited are you for this new season? >> you know what, i'm excited because i feel that everyone is going to learn more about these characters, what makes them tick. i'll learn more about these characters. at time i'm like didn't we kill so and so? you know, i'm thinking do we have any dead bodies this year.

yeah, they're going to be something coming up. >> it's got to be so sad you're reading this script and like i'm off the show. >> i know. pete said i'm really not good in interviews. i reveal too much. i have to be really careful. no more. >> that was just a tiny tease. that wasn't so bad. i'm dealing with alcoholism and the loss of everything. so it's good. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's a tease. >> i want to go back a moment to your singing. we hear you have quite a mix on your i pod, an eclectic mix. >> you thought we were out of time. >> what's the oddest song you have? >> the oom bop, the hanson

twins. i have a lot of john denver too. ♪ >> you know what, you're eclectic in your music and your work. you have the triple crown. you'll get the grammy one day. the new season of "how to get away with murder" premiers tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central on abc. >> coming up "black-ish" star anthony anderson is here live also. >> look up there.

back here "g.m.a.," human comic books, head to television we have a life sized pup here, it has cool powers like teleporting. you know what teleporting is? >> yeah. >> season premier of marvels and humans friday night 7:00 p.m., what do you think of your lock jaw animals. do you dig them? >> they are cool. >> you can keep them. let's check what's happening here's a look at the local weather check it out. >> reporter: thank, rob, we have a good start to the day.

it's breezy out there. 72 out there, heading up to 79. cooler than yesterday. tomorrow, a crisp, cool, start, lots of sunshine, 72 for the high. i'm with anthony anderson. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> it's finally fall everyone favorite emmy nominated funny guy back with a new season of "black-ish." >> wait until you see it. october 3rd new night new time. tuesday at 9:00. >> dre and bo you guys just welcomed a baby number five. >> number five. >> what does that mean for you as a character and us as the viewer? >> it's changing the dynamic of the show. we have one child leaving the

house. >> college and newborn. >> yeah. it's running the gammut. we have the best babies we work with. i don't know what baby ben drill they're all. they have the best temperment. >> they're twins. >> yeah. >> they're a minor part of an episode that you guys are stretching your cords i understand. >> episode one we're doing something a little different. >> looks like hamilton. >> my character dre wants to get rid of columbus day and have a holiday that celebrates the african american. so the family goes back in time. >> it's incredible. >> as slaves and we sing about the struggles and the turmoil and everything that we went through until we got our freedom. it's a moving piece.

>> let me ask you a question. you've guys have now one of the incredible actors who was in hamilton on the show. >> david. >> did that help inspire this idea? >> not at all. >> not at all? >> not at all. >> you're taking full credit. >> i'm not saying i'm taking full credit. >> it's something to see. >> we're going to ruffle some feathers. >> it's good neighbor day. i don't know if you guys know this. dre is not known as being a good neighbor. you're here today -- >> dre isn't by anthony anderson is. >> you're also spokesperson for state farm's good neighbor day. we have some volunteers you can see over here putting together school supply kits for local

kids for school. tell us a little about good neighbor day. it's about community service and giving back as a neighbor. >> that's what it is. strengthening and rebuilding the neighborhood and the communities as a team. go to neighborhood of good.com. you can type in your zip code and you can volunteer with whatever your passion is. >> that's great. >> they'll list everything within your area. >> a lot of people think they need money and time. they don't need any of that. they need themselves. 10 minutes means world to someone if you're helping them and bring a friend. >> a lot of areas could use a good neighbor right now. we're so excited to see you working the vocal cords. >> you got it. >> tell everyone again when. >> october 3rd, new night. tuesdays 9:00, 8:00 central here on abc. >> anthony anderson a joy.

>> a pleasure. >> we're going to carve pumpkins. let's get to it.

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>> it is time for "gma's" make off challenge. we have the perfect fall project personalizing your pumpkins of course. we have the expert who has partnered with our sponsor michaels. this saturday 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. stop by and purchase a pumpkin and personalize it.

we want to point out these pumpkins came from our friend the pumpkin geek. in tra indicate carving not easy to do. you have personal ways to personalize your pumpkins correct. >> i do. this is my favorite time of year. >> me too. >> i cannot do that nor can my kids. i'll show you've easy ways to decorate the pumpkin. >> we're competing? >> we are? >> yes, we are. i want to make a unicorn. we glued tack to the back of these things. you can push pin these in. >> that will make our pumpkin go bad? >> no.

these aren't faux pumpkins. >> i'm talking the real ones. >> oh no. you know i love my glitter and glue. i'm going to draw eyes on my pumpkins like this. then you shake shake shake shake. oh, he's crying. he's crying glitter. >> it's a beautiful uni pumpkin. we're going to try to do a 30 second challenge, maybe stay away from glitter. maybe michael will not win this time. >> you're already going against me. i never win. >> rob tried to bribe me in the dressing room. >> anything goes. >> y'all, ready.

ready, set create. >> 30 seconds on the clock. >> there we go. [ cheers and applause ] >> they're pushing it. nice nice. >> you need a hat. >> come on. >> that one. >> saw some. here we go. >> nice. >> five, four, three, two, one. time is up! [ buzzer sound ] >> wow! i tried to make my pumpkin personal so i ripped the middle tooth off. i think it looks pretty good. >> look at this one. >> you get a b for effort. i think this pretty pink one wins. >> really? >> that is pretty too lara.

>> i love yours too. >> a one eyed princess who doesn't that. >> i like to say we're all winners. don't forget to check out the great pumpkin

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>> we want to thank nicole for our pumpkin showdown. don't forget to join us for the ultimate deals and steals event tomorrow, 29 deals and steals on the 29th with tori johnson. see you tomorrow. >> good mornia edwards, 8:56 a.m., thursday, september 28. let's end with a look at the 30 bypass with matt pellman. good morning. >> reporter: we've been wishing

for speeds of 28 miles per hour on the 28. finally we might be getting them. it was one and two miles per hour, all eastbound traffic was being forced off at 322. that's no longer the case. the crash is gone 8 hours later, the lanes are reopened, the traffic in them is moving slowly. a lot of speeds in the 20s, 25 miles per hour eastbound from coatsville him for a while i was saying use the pennsylvania turnpike, eastbound instead. there's an accident past morgantown, luckily it's off to the side. you'll find congestion, but the turnpike is a good option. 413 in bristol there's a crash in the left lane. slowing there, as well. tam. >> let's head outside to karen rogers taking a look at accuweather. >> reporter: hey, tam, it's bright and breezy, we'll have the gusty breeze all day. the dewpoints are dropping. 67 in reading and allentown. dropped from 73 to 72 in

philadelphia. 76 in millville. we're staying in the 70s today. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a high of just 79, that's still above average, but it's ten degrees cooler than yesterday. tomorrow, crisp start sunny skies, 72 rear view mirror a few morning showers on saturday, cool 69. starting sunday we start a nice dry stretch tam. >> coming up on "action news" at noon, president trump has lifted a rule that makes it tougher to get supplies into storm ravaged puerto rico. we're live with the details on the assistance heading their way and the recovery efforts. up next, "live with kelly and ryan." i'm tamala edwards. have a great thursday!

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