here's abbie boudreau. >> reporter: ali thcia is 46, a former paralegal. now, she's a stay at home mom, who loves her 13-year-old son. her husband of 21 years. reading erotic novels and watching porn. >> i have porn and erotica here. >> reporter: call it a mommy porn revolution. a wave of steamy, sexy, some would sail raunchy romance novels sweeping suburbia. and something else. much of it is made by women for women. >> you say, "get back to work." >> reporter: who say it's all about what women wants. >> what our audience wants to see is a passionate love scene that is filled with chemistry and sense yulety. >> you take your hand and run it down her arm or his arm. >> reporter: angie is the creator and owner of ssh.com. and she says the demand keeps growing. >> they want to relate to the characters. and it's like the romance novel come to life. >> reporter: which means today, there's more dialogue than veteran pornstar jeanne is used to. >> well -- >> my lawyers. >> my lawyers are looking into it. >> how do we move prove it? is. >> reporter: the finished p

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abc's abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: an urgent search overnight for 22-year-old brittanyore. san diego investigators tell abc news, they now believe foul play may be involved in her disappearance. and police say an active-duty marine may hold the key to what happened. police are questioning 45-year-old louis perez, about killgore's disappearance. saying perez may have been the last to see her alive. perez, who is based here at camp pendleton, was arrested sunday, on an unrelated charge, in position of an ar-15 assault rifle. >> mr. perez was not cooperative, coming in for his interview. >> reporter: abc news was unable to reach perez, who has not been charged in killgore's case. killgore told friends she was going to trendy gaslamp quarter friday evening. but authorities say she never made it. her cell phone was later recovered in the area by trolley security. can you tell us who she was supposed to be going to the gaslamp with? >> at this point, no. >> reporter: was it mr. perez? >> at this point, we're not ready to release that information. >> reporter: on monday, more

>> never, never, never. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angelese weather, now, from sam. >>ven with all the extreme temperatures we've had around the nation, we need to remember it's spring storm season. we're going to show you pictures, incredible hail pictures. small, dime-sized hail to half-dollar sized hail. and just on the outside of -- call it east of st. louis. you can see our storm pictures picking up those. this is where we think the storms will light up today. in the red zones, east to denver, to amarillo. also, in the national run to charleston. and just outside of atlanta, it's likely you'll see hail and strong winds in those storms. and in comes cooler air to reinforce the pattern in the great lakes and the northeast. we don't have the heat that's going on out west. but cooler ahead. we have some areas of light beltway but the heaviest is south of the beltway. scattered thunderstorms to possiblye and nearine, >> all of america's weather, brought to you by hunter douglas. robin? george? >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up here, a controve

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abc's abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: a beauty industry secret. now exposed. regulators in california discovered a number of nail polishes, commonly found in salons, have high levels of chemicals linked to birth defects, asthma and other chronic health conditions. even though some manufacturer warning labels claim the nail polish are toxin-free. at risk, frequent salongoers and staff working with these products. >> the risk is how much exposure you get. >> reporter: investigators randomly chose 25 brands of polishes. many of them claiming to be free of the so-called toxic trio. chemicals, known at toluene, dbp and formaldehyde. 10 of 12 products saying they were free of tolulene, contained it. with 4 of 12 products having dangerous levels. but the industry says the report paints an incomplete picture. >> they tested a few local brands, small companies. what the study really shows is these ingredients have been removed from nail polish for the most part. and consumers can feel comfortable and safe. >> i had major reactions. >> reporter: jenna says nail polish h

and as abc's abbie boudreau reports, he may have been inspired by the book he was reading. >> reporter: call him the seventh grade's newest superhero. watch, in just matter of seconds, jeremy wuitschick, on his way to school in washington, stops a speeding bus in a single bound. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: wuitschick's bus driver appeared to be having a heart attack. >> take the key out of the ignition. >> yeah, he looked like he was having a seizure or choking or something. i was reading a book about these superheroes. and this guy was in a bus. and he was talking on a walkie-talkie. and the guy was telling him to turn the ignition off. so i just went up, grabbed the wheel, turned it right. >> reporter: with the help of the other boy, wuitschick steers the bus off the road, as other terrified students call for help. >> somebody call 911. >> i was just acting on instinct. it was, like, all happening really quickly. >> reporter: that's when you see jeremy start pounding on the driver's chest. >> i don't know how to do cpr. >> shut up! >> my bus driver, he just, like, passed out. and we

and abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: after logging more than 5,000 hours on the case and receivingre than 900 tips, investigators are expanding their search for missing 15-year-old sierra lamar. targeting an area where the 15-year-old vanished from more than two weeks ago. the outpouring of support has increased from community members, including san francisco 49ers quarterback, alex smith, who joined hundreds of volunteers over the last several days. police now believe all indicators point to a kidnapping. >> we'll be sticking much more to flatlands. >> reporter: high-profile victims rights advocate, mark klass, is organizing on the field. missing in this california town, sierra say she went missing from the bus stop. >> if i can smell her, makes me feel close to her. >> reporter: the few clues police have found, offer little assurance to her family and friends. her cell phone was found on the road. then, her purse, discovered not far away, with a change of clothing and a pair of her underwear inside. still, her family is holding out hope they will find her and bring her home. >> a

she talked to abc's abbie boudreau. abbie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, katie.t down with the former tv show. and she told us the bizarre story about that mug shot that has everyone talking. >> my senior year, i set the record for most topless rides on the rope swing. >> reporter: she's the blonde bombshell who went from this to this. lisa robin kelly played the sexy older sister on "that '70s show." >> i'm going to beauty school. >> reporter: alongside young stars like ashton kutcher and mila kunis. while their stars rose, hers faded, until this weekend, when her arrest made headlines, accused of assaulting her ex-boyfriend. >> my poor mother has to look at that picture of me. that doesn't look like me. it's not me. >> reporter: people are being brutal online about this mug shot saying you look like you were on drugs. were you on drugs? >> absolutely not. there is nothing that i was on or abusing at that time. >> reporter: kelly, who can now face a felony domestic violence charge, says the accusations against her are false. >> this is all a bunch of made-up stu

for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> we'll call them heroes. >> uh-huh. >> they did a great job. >> they did. >>> how about weather, sam? >> that's an awesome story. let's get to the boards. we'll show you what's happening with the strong thunderstorms. we have two pockets of storms in texas. it's not likely we'll see the large hail we saw yesterday. but hail and strong winds out of this. these storms could kick up >>> down comes colder temperatures. if you feel chilly in boston or buffalo this morning, you're right. a couple of days from now the daytime temperatures will come up. it's something you got to deal with. >>> good morning. we have another wet flag warning in effect for today. we have some dry air coming in place and also windy conditions that will pick up through the afternoon. we will start off the day with plenty of sunshine but increasing clouds coming in with a temperature of 60 degrees. more sunshine and the temperature could be warmer than that. it will be cold tonight and cooler tomorrow with temperatures in the 50s and a slight chance

for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> we'll call them heroes. >> uh-huh. >> they did a great job. >> they did. >>> how about weather, sam? >> that's an awesome story. let's get to the boards. we'll show you what's happening with the strong thunderstorms. we have two pockets of storms in texas. it's not likely we'll see the large hail we saw yesterday. but hail and strong winds out of this. these storms could kick up 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts. down come colder temperatures. if you feel chilly, boston. these daytime temperatures will start to come back up because this is a cool pocket of air you have to deal with for a couple of days. fifth >> bright sunshine overhead. the nation's capitol. this was about 45 minutes ago. mostly sunny today. temperatures are on the down swing. 46 in the district. only 37 degrees to starter day in frederick. tempers in the mid 50's. -- temperatures in the mid >> all of america's weather, and it's a wet one on the west coast, when we come back in a minute. robin and george? >> all right, sam. >>> coming up on "gma," stalking