abc's abbie boudreau explores. >> reporter: it's an instagram fashion trend ripped from the runway. men. some calling them so chic and awesome. even even bravo's andy cohen loving his one piece. >> thanks, guys. >> reporter: jonathan squou designer of mr. turk says it's one of his best sellers. >> how does it feel? >> it's great. feels comfortable. >> i did think people would wear them. everyone (laughed at me. >> reporter: no longer just for mechanics, bee keepers or race car drivers, this '70s inspired look may now be inspiring the modern day man. >> if you can look great and have it be six, that is kind of a selling point. >> reporter: from the classic khaki. what do you wear under that? to the poolside rocher short set and this holiday inn speiered elvis presley number. >> reporter: this is fun. we asked our own model anthony to ditch his clothes for a jumpsuit and hit the streets for real life reaction into no. >> i wouldn't wear it. i'm more of a loose clothes kind of guy. >> i think it's awesome. i really like it. >> if you got a bigger size. >> reporter: is this instagram a

abbie boudreau abc news, los angeles. >> look at abbie. baby belly or baby bump and getting the salsa on. i love that. >> i have an embarrassing admission. i have yet to see "dancing with the stars." so i know, i know i know. >> oh, you don't know what you're missing. >> you've got to let me know. tell me what i'm missing out. >> dance partner. >> is that what it is? >> you know your salsa. you always lead. now you got to work on your "dancing with the stars." >> it certainly looks intriguing and everybody's always talking about it, so i need to catch up. i need to catch up. >>> in other big news, len goodman has decided he's not returning and focusing on the british version of the show and he has a new grandson, so that is big, big news. >> sure is. we're coming right back. to show your roots with roots touch-up from nice'n easy. seamlessly blends with leading shades even salon shades in just 10 minutes. no roots. no grays. just the most shade choices for natural looking color as real as you are. so go ahead, show the world your roots wit

abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> those guys look great.at first but now kind of you can rock it low bun or high bun and you prefer the high bun. look at you. i didn't realize you sported this look. >> i have always wondered what that would look like. wow. >> bk and jack approve. are you guys going to get one too? >> yeah. >> oh, no. >> that's awesome. more photoshop coming up. >> that's the news for this half hour. this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, wildfire tragedy. firefighters killed on the front lines while battling a fast moving blaze. new details just in about how it hatched. >>> war of words. jeb bush and donald trump taking jabs at each other, the back and forth in a battleground state. >>> ice bucket breakthrough. last summer's viral campaign for als paying off. the major discovery announced just because of those donations. >>> moving and grooving in the delivery room. a mom's labor dance entertained t

boudreau sees thibodeau and says do have any idea where we are? thibodeau says we are the same place we were less your we crashed. -- last year when we crashed. [laughter] mayor landrieu: that's just some home cooking from the south. the problem is obvious, it is especially clear after katrina. if we do the same thing over and over again, we should expect the same outcome. after years of angst and anxiety, after years of fits and hearts, we made the decision to change. and what has emerged on the other side is a premier example of urban innovation in america. because we had to. because we had to, new orleans is taken on the toughest challenges, showing the whole nation what it takes to make progress. forever proving that where there are new solutions to all of the old problems that we have. for example, 10 years ago, new orleans schools were considered some of the worst in the country. two thirds of our kids were failing, in failing schools. we moved past was a broken top-down system and have created a new way, defined by choice and equity, define

>> no. >> we asked abbie boudreau to cut through the hype with yahoo!ywood on actors like leonardo dicaprio, chris hemsworth, even david beckham. >> reporter: no longer just for girls, now guys are loving them too. >> i think a lot of women and girlfriends are like, i want my guy to be rocking a man bun because it's kind of cool and kind of hot. >> reporter: editor in chief of yahoo! style joe zee says it's a look most men can pull off. is there a way to mess it up? >> i think it's a very fine line. if it's too messy, it looks sloppy. >> reporter: in search of the perfect bun, meet j.d. hoping for that orlando bloom look, clint inspired by jake gyllenhaal's half bun and kurt channeling his inner jared leto. how long have you been growing it out? >> two years. my hair grows really slow. >> do you call it a man bun? >> guilty, yeah. >> we're seeing it everywhere. >> yes, you see it on the streets, on the runways. >> reporter: master hairstylist lindsey adair transforming their long locks into modern buns. >> create the knot. there you are. >> reporter: at

. >> my name is brett boudreau, it's been our family's business, we've been in business since 1938. one of the few food stores in the area. community market owned and operated by the city, it grew to be everything to the people in the community, doctor's office, dentist office, pharmacy still. katrina hit, we were in tennessee and saw images of the store across the news, water, people outside, it looked like we were in a war, you know? all i can remember black suvs just riding around and helicopters and it was dark. it was scary. >> whether we came back, finally came back to see how the store was it was in disarray. everything was gone. it was a mess. couldn't hardly breathe in here that's how bad it was. circle food store meant a lot to a lot of people. they kept pushing to have the store reopen. they didn't have a supermarket in the area, they didn't have any cars, elderly people, people that needed the store to be open. >> and reply dad came back as soon as they opened the city. he thought as soon as possible, i'm cleaning it out, i'm reopening the store. maybe a year. well, a ye

for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> pretty darned lucky. >> yeah. >you would like to see on "dancing with the stars" so you can tweet us with the #socialsquare. outside now to ginger. >> good morning, guys. look who we found. a 16th birthday over here and this is charlotte from maryland. your sign is awesome. it says, can i be your mini zee? absolutely. what do you want to say to everyone. >> good morning, america. >> i think she's got it. she's got it down. let's check the weather forecast. that low pressure system that did all the damage yesterday with the tornadoes and damaging wind, well, it's moving to the east. most of the state of michigan going to see the action today but heavy rains from just south of little rock and right there, charlotte, in eastern pennsylvania, along that cold front and behind it, way colder air. look at those jacqui: good morning, washington. grab the umbrella and have it handy today. showers and thunderstorms likely in the afternoon hours. in between mostly cloudy skies with sunshine. themid, with temperatures in mid to

boudreau sees thibodeau and says do have any idea where we are? thibodeau says we are the same place we were less your we crashed. -- last year when we crashed. [laughter] mayor landrieu: that's just some home cooking from the south. the problem is obvious, it is especially clear after katrina. if we do the same thing over and over again, we should expect the same outcome. after years of angst and anxiety, after years of fits and hearts, we made the decision to change. and what has emerged on the other side is a premier example of urban innovation in america. because we had to. because we had to, new orleans is taken on the toughest challenges, showing the whole nation what it takes to make progress. forever proving that where there are new solutions to all of the old problems that we have. years ago, new orleans schools were considered some of the worst in the country. two thirds of our kids were failing, in failing schools. we moved past was a broken top-down system and have created a new way, defined by choice and equity, defined by accountabil

for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> pretty darned lucky. >> yeah. >y you would like to see on "dancing with the stars" so you can tweet us with the #socialsquare. outside now to ginger. >> good morning guys and look who we found a 16th birthday over here and this is charlotte from maryland. your sign is awesome it says can i be your mini me? absolutely. what do you want to say to everybody. >> good morning, america. >> i think she's got it. got it down. [cheers and applause] >> let's check the weather forecast. that low pressure system that did all the damage yesterday with the tornadoes and the damaging winds it's moving to the east. most of the state of michigan going to see the action today but the heavy rains from just south of little rock and right there charlotte in eastern pennsylvania. along that cold front and behind it way colder air. look at those temperatures own in the 40's. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home. >> unfortunately that front is only slowly moving toward the east so we've got another several

for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> pretty darned lucky. >> yeah. >>> the new "dancing with the stars" cast will be revealed on "gma" september 2nd. we want to know which celebrity you would like to see on "dancing with the stars" so you can tweet us with the #socialsquare. outside now to ginger. >> good morning, guys. look who we found. a 16th birthday over here and this is charlotte from maryland. your sign is >> oh, how sweet was charlotte. i'm totally stealing her. >> thank you. >>> we begin with the top trending story on our website. tim mcgraw teaming up with a new collaborator. now, it's not his wife this time but his daughter, gracie. the teenager recently joined her daddy on stage for a beautiful father/daughter duet in nashville singing the new song "here tonight." take a listen. somewhere in the air there's something in the -- >> when you grow up in that family you better have a set of pipes on you. 18-year-old gracie may be all grown up but clearly for mcgraw she'll always be his little girl. how sweet. i love watching him sing with his wi

abbie boudreau has the story. >> hi, boys. >> reporter: a field of dreams, we have a big surprise forreporter: as the los angeles angels of anaheim invited these little angels into the outfield. >> off this one. >> reporter: home to one of the biggest names in baseball, history making mike trout. a day of many firsts for these west covina, california, boys whose love of the game and their teammates extends far beyond baseball. do you feel like a pro right now? >> yeah, pretty much. >> reporter: 14-year-old jalen fong is a pitcher. he's also a leukemia survivor. and it was his baseball buddies, he says, that helped him through six long years of treatment. >> it would make me forget about my treatments i had at the hospital. >> he would get treatments on thursday and show up on saturdays and play in the game. >> reporter: today is a back to school celebration for jalen and his teammates. >> don't ever let anybody tell you can't do it. >> reporter: with tips from angels coach and some baseball drills. >> all right. left. all right. >> the importance of hand/eye coordination after repetit

abc's abbie boudreau. >> reporter: jobs can be stressful. dating can be stressful.icle in "the new york times" suggests that scanning scenic snaps and vivacious taylor swift songs and pics of j. lo or amy schumer in the sunset or serene shots from your own family, friends or co-workers could be bringing you some summer blues. >> as you browse these pictures of other people's lives, that leads people to feel more envy or jealousy and it's those feelings in turn lead you to feel worse over time. >> reporter: it's called fomo, fear of missing out and while the term has been around for awhile, the article now suggests fomo could actually be worse in the summer than the rest of the year. some research even suggesting that strolling through your social media feeds can enhance envy and that even while you're looking at something seemingly relaxing like a setting sun in a tropical paradise, it could actually make you feel worse. >> when you constantly compare your own life to other people's lives, if everyone else's life looks fantastic you're going to feel bad. >> reporter

that's the whole point of fashion. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news,e only time it's not good to see a man in uniform. >> nah. there are those that can pull it off? fashion is fun. do what you want. just let you know what the trends are. >>> coming up, could be the end of cyberbullying. the teen changing the way we text and think. coming up on "good >>> now, don't hide it all of a sudden. >> oh. >> it's a rice krispie -- >> she stole it? five-second rule. >> oh, we're back now. it's appropriate that we're talking about this. a new weapon in the fight against cyberbullying. an app developed by an impressive teenager that aims to stop the bullying before it even starts. alex perez has that story. >> reporter: for teen tech whiz trisha, being a high school science nerd is actually kind of cool. she's traveled the world sharing her ideas even a headliner at ted talks about the problem of cyberbullying. >> i'm passionate to stop it at the source before the damage is done. >> reporter: but now she's got an app for that. over the past two years the problem ha

for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> yes! our special series, diet wars, this morning we're tackling probiotics. over the past five years, sales have increased by nearly 30%. making it a there are 30 billion a year industry worldwide. how do they benefit your health? how can they help you lose weight? abc's mara schiavocampo set out to find out. >> reporter: it's the tiny pill with potentially big benefits that claims to boost your immune system and improve your digestive system and potentially help with weight loss. and even treat certain diseases. what is this powerhouse? probiotics, which actually are a combination of live bacteria and yeast. >> need help keeping your digestive balance? try the number one probiotic. >> reporter: and they're flooding store shelves in all different forms, promising to revamp your health. >> probiotics have shown some evidence for bloating, intestinal infections, gut irregular later. and there are other things being studied. >> reporter: there are tons of options. so, how exactly do all of th

shery: great to talk to you, john boudreau, in hanoi.hat story anytime, anywhere. just download bloomberg+. next, freebies for flyers. the indian airline that has been giving away tickets. it will be live in mumbai to ask if there is a catch -- we will be live in mumbai to ask if there is a catch. ♪ shery: welcome back. you are watching "trending business." i am shery ahn. vistara has resorted to free flights to lure passengers. let's get to mumbai for the details. what can you tell us? reporter: singapore airlines and stake. group have a they have resorted to free tickets as intense competition and low fares are set to try and customers -- and woo customers. 30th ofgood through the september. filled about 59% of seats on average for the first half of 2018, the least of the eight major carriers -- of 2015, the least of the eight major carriers. earlier this week, we saw a budget carrier, air asia india, introducing a promotional fare. we have seen others introducing promotional fares. comments fromrd the aviation admitted -- ministry. gi

abc's abbie boudreau has the details. >> this morning, new details are emerging about their wedding,kimmel. >> i'm aparade to even talk about that wedding because everyone is on top-secret lockdown. jimmy was like the preacher, you know, the guy who did the ceremony. >> reporter: as for the dress that aniston don while saying i do to justin. >> off-white and very flowy. >> reporter: flowy dress perfect for a summer affair. while the designer is still a mystery "people" reports reps for gucci, versace confirmed they did not design the dress. the wedding took place in bel air. lounge areas. the cake? >> charm city cakes from the food network, it was a strawberry and vanilla cake. >> reporter: the nuptials reportedly wouldn't into the early morning. >> everyone was dancing until 3:00 a.m. >> reporter: the wedding festivities all planned around a four seasons resort in picturesque bora bora. last year, spending justin's birthday and now bringing their pals to the party. for "good morning america," abbie boudreaux, los angeles. >> good for them. >> congratulations to them. >>> now to our

boudreau sees thibodeau and says do have any idea where we are?hibodeau says we are the same place we were less your we crashed. -- last year when we crashed. [laughter] mayor landrieu: that's just some home cooking from the south. the problem is obvious, it is especially clear after katrina. if we do the same thing over and over again, we should expect the same outcome. after years of angst and anxiety, after years of fits and hearts, we made the decision to change. and what has emerged on the other side is a premier example of urban innovation in america. because we had to. because we had to, new orleans is taken on the toughest challenges, showing the whole nation what it takes to make progress. forever proving that where there are new solutions to all of the old problems that we have. for example, 10 years ago, new orleans schools were considered some of the worst in the country. two thirds of our kids were failing, in failing schools. we moved past was a broken top-down system and have created a new way, defined by choice and equity, defined

. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> from our audience. >> survey says -- 0%. >> like the only time it's not good to see a man in uniform. >> nah. there are those that can pull it off? fashion is fun. do what you want. just let you know what the trends are. >>> coming up, could be the end of cyberbullying. the teen changing the way we text and think. coming up on "good join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100meg internet, and hundreds of hd channels. you'll also get unlimited calling to the us, mexico canada, china, and now india. call today. i switched. now i have a free app that lets me watch tv whenever i have the time. for $89.99 a month you'll get tv, internet and phone. and if