abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles.e, our viewers know i'm messier one. >> i will confess, i leave a lot of crumbs. >> crumbs, that's the best thing you can do. i'll vacuum them up. don't you worry. i got my wonder woman shirt on. what the heck was i wearing that day. >> i love that. if you have any tips, reena ninan is a pro. she will tell you how it is done. stay with us. thank you for watching. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm devin dwyer. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." israel announced it is calling up more reserves as the fighting with hamas intensifies. the u.n. school was hit overnight, a day after heavy shelling and another school and market, more than 30 people dead. full detailsen just a moment. >> here at home, one woman dead another injured in the crash of their small plane into a shopping center parking lot in san diego. the faa says the plane bounced while makin

well here's abc's abbie boudreau. >> sorry. >> what happened here?ess not so much. just ask any modern family. >> life is messy sometimes. >> reporter: like many moms, melody edward says she is busy keeping a tidy home can be a challenge. >> it's more important for me to ignore the house work some times and give my kids attention so they feel important. >> reporter: perhaps like many husbands, melody's husband clint admits he once blamed his wife for their messy home. >> my first thought was you got one job. one job to clean the house. >> reporter: in a controversial new "washington post" essay, called "i blame my wife for our messy house. i was wrong for many reasons." clint explains how he did a 180. >> had a pretty candid conversation about it. eventually she just said i can either wash the dishes or i can, you know, help moira learn how to walk. it is either this or that. >> reporter: while many feel the article is spot-on. the edwards have also come under fire. one person writing -- "there is never a good excuse for living in squalor or dirt." >

abc's abbie boudreau checks it out. >> reporter: bold brows are back.k framing the faces of a-lister like jennifer connelly, mary-kate and ashley olsen but after years of overplucking, getting those beautiful brows can be nearly impossible. that's why more women are turning to eyebrow transplants. ashley wilkins began plucking when she was just 12 years old. >> they never grew back and the more i would pluck and i would try to grow them out and all i would get was a few stray hairs. >> reporter: same story for grace lee who overplucked and even shaved her brows for years. did it affect your confidence? >> definitely. i just didn't feel confident when i went outside. i always needed to like draw my eyebrows which took about 15, 20 minutes. >> reporter: both women turning to dr. mark caoer in los angeles to transform their eyebrows with transplants. >> some people just overpluck their eyebrows and if you overpluck them they may not grow back. another cause is genetically weak eyebrows. >> reporter: a six to eight hour procedure where a strip of your own s

abbie boudreau has her story. >> reporter: 100 dates of summer. it's better than a ro rom-com, it's her life. >> it's not to get a boyfriend, but explore myself and get to know other people. >> reporter: a self admitted serial mo nothing mist, single and loving it. >> it's extreme, but fun. >> reporter: blogging, and even posting photos and video. >> i have a two-drink maximum rule. pretty important for my safety. i can go on second dates, but think don't count towards the total. >> reporter: from coffee indicates and concerts to putt-putt golf. she started the dating experiment two months ago, already on 32 dates, meeting the matches on okay cupid.com. >> only three not to great ones. they know about the project. i'm not trying to trick anybody, not trying to pull one over. not even trying to get free dinners. >> reporter: relationship expert said 100 dates is bound to lead to some rejection. >> if you're going on a hundred dates, it's going to be an emotional roller coaster. a hundred dates could mean 98, 99, 97 rejections sf rejections >> repor

candace cameron bure speaking out defending her decision to do a low-calorie cleanse and abc's abbie boudreauameron bure jumping on the detox diet bandwagon and getting backlash from fans when she posted a message to her facebook page saying, after a very indulgent week in napa, i'm excited to kick off my five-day cleanse in it was a detoxifying cleanse and the comments starting coming in saying why are you doing a cleanse? you're too thin. this is so unhealthy. >> reporter: the former "full house" actress and author of "balancing it all" has been open about her past struggles with eating disorders. >> it's not a secret that i dealt with bulimia but i've been healthy for more than ten years though to bring that up and saying you're doing a cleanse because maybe you're going back on that track is so discouraging for people to say. >> reporter: cameron bure who finished third on last year's "dancing with the stars" and took to facebook yet again this time explaining why she's sticking to her low-calorie cleanse saying "since being off "dancing with the stars" my body has struggled to find its b

for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> yeah. to be careful with the words that you use, when using hash tags and tweeting. yeah. >> yeah. >> all right. >>> what have you got in "the morning menu." >> here it is. what we have coming up in "pop news." adam levine's startling admission about how much he was really paid for his brand-new movie. >>> would you ask a stranger to pay for your wedding? why some couples are crowdsourcing their i dos. >>> and putting celebrity beauty and lifestyle tips to the test. one woman tried to live like an a-lister. she tried to do it on a budget. did she pull it off? we'll tell you that and so much more on "good morning america," here in times square. finally, the purple pill, the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. the price was

i do believe that and abbie boudreau will explain it. ♪ >> reporter: from extreme hoarding to collectingn't seem to let go of all our stuff. >> that is a lot of jeans. >> it's a lot of jeans. >> reporter: dr. seth meyers, a psychologist paid me a house call to give me a better sense of the reasons behind my clutter. >> there are several in here that i probably haven't worn in years. but why? >> my guess is that these jeans symbolize a time in your life when maybe you felt a little lighter, a little more free. >> honestly i think you're right. it turns out my wedding trunk. >> i'll make a scrapbook one day is quite revealing too. so much clutter and chaos i actually forgot why i kept some of it. >> old balloon. a receipt. this was special. >> there's a part of you that is avoiding going through this stuff because you care about it and love it all so much you want to do it perfectly but perfection is the achilles' heel of all of our homes. >> reporter: dr. meyers says extreme clutter can be signs of bigger issues like a closet full of unworn clothing, that can mean you're trying to fill an

. >> abc's abbie boudreau shows us what happened. >> them's are fighting words. >> what happened hereot so much. just ask any "modern family." >> life is messy sometimes. >> reporter: melody's husband clint admits he once blamed his wife for their messy home. >> my first thought was is that, you know, you got one job. you got one job to clean the house. >> reporter: and like many moms melody edwards said she's so busy, keeping a tidy home can be a challenge. >> it's more important for me to just ignore the housework sometimes and give my kids attention so they feel important. >> reporter: but in a controversial new "washington post" essay called "i blamed my wife for our messy house, i was wrong for many reasons," clint explains how he did a total 180. >> melody and i had a pretty candid conversation about it and eventually she just said, i can either wash the dishes or i can, you know, help nora learn how to walk. it's either this or that. >> reporter: and while many feel this article is spot on, the edwards have also come under fire. one person writing, "there is never a good excuse

>> for "good morning america," i'm abbie boudreau, los angeles. >> reporter: it prenears tonight on fyir voting. our candidate, tashamonique, we wanted to know what you wanted to put her in, the skirt, wrap or floral. you went with the wrap. it's all coming together. the next thing we want you to vote on is nails. we have three snazzy options right here, so dots, sparkle or stripes. very avant-garde. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! before the polls close, and cast your vote. our makeup squad working hard. wait till you see this look. tashamonique, i can just tell you, you haven't seen you but i have. wow. >>> coming up, best-selling author chris colfer with us and actress diane keaton is here. >>> good morning. happening today, barricades are in place around sonoma county sheriff's building in case a planned afternoon protests turn violent. they're angry the da failed to file charges in the shooting death of 13-year-old andy lopez. lopez was killed by a chsheriff deputy thought it was an assault weapon and it was a toy. he believed he was under eminent threat of death when he fir

>> this is a keeper. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles.. $20 a month. amazing and we are always complaining about how we have to figure out what we're going to wear each day but i'm not contemplating about the weather. it's beautiful right now. >> gorgeous in new york city and it's going to be a little bit of a wet weekend but before we get to all of the beautiful volunteers and kyle who is my new best friend, what did you say to me? >> you're really awesome. did you realize that? >> this guy knows what he's doing with the women. i do want to tell you about an event we are so pumped about. new york city's street soccer championship. it helps homeless and at risk youth improve their lives through sport. the urnamezed byci entpr o a ifcome all eve how about we go ahead and check the weather. how about that? i've been thanked many a time for the gorgeous morning we have here but things are about to change and i wanted to give you an idea what's happening twitterwise around the world. ocean city, new jersey, gosh, i nde'llee focu pictur: tha g

here's abc's abbie boudreau. >> reporter: 100 dates of summer, sounds like a movie title, doesn't it?it is her real life. >> the goal of this is not to find a boyfriend. just exploring myself and getting to know other people. >> reporter: elise, a self admitted serial monogamist who for the first time in six years is single and loving it. >> i realize it is an extreme. but it's just fun. >> reporter: she is blogging about her dates on tumblr, even posting photos and video. >> i have a two drink maximum rule, which is pretty important for my safety. i can go on second dates, but they don't count toward the total. >> reporter: from coffee dates and concerts to putt-putt golf, the 25-year-old san francisco native started her dating experiment two months ago. already she has been on 32 dates. meeting her matches on okcupid.com. relationship expert paul brunson says 100 dates is bound to lead to some rejection. >> if you are going to go on 100 dates you have to realize it will be an emotional roller coaster. 100 dates could mean 99, 98, 97 rejections. >> reporter: drawing from her dozens o

abc's abbie boudreau sat down with him for an interview. >> reporter: basketball star matt barnes sayse feels compelled to use his platform as a professional athlete to help police hunt down his aunt's kill even if it means turning to twitter. he's the nba star who's now using his celebrity status to launch what could be called the million tweet manhunt. los angeles clippers small forward matt barnes pleading with his hundreds of thousands of twitter and instagram followers to keep an eye out for this man, michael williams, the prime suspect in the murder of barnes' aunt. >> having the platform that i had i want to speak out on social media and got some of my other friends to repost it and really have the whole city of scream on the lookout for this guy. >> why not let police investigate. >> when it's your family you feel like you can do more. you want to do more. >> reporter: williams, not just a suspect, also the husband of barnes' aunt and police consider him extremely dangerous. that's why barnes took the unusual step of taking to social media with this post "this dude stabbed my a

a promise a brand-new reality show and abbie boudreau explains. >> reporter: if you've heard of blindd. >> what? >> without seeing a person? >> reporter: that's the premise of a controversial new reality show on a&e's "fyi: married at first sight." >> willing to marry a complete stranger. >> to me it's worth it. >> reporter: where the bride and groom say "i do" without meeting until that long walk down the aisle. >> are you going to kiss him, slap fives? >> i don't know. >> reporter: six singles are looking for love. >> i've been single for the last year and a half. >> my last one ended six months ago. >> reporter: and four relationship experts determined to make lasting matches. >> getting these people legally married puts a great deal of pressure on us. >> reporter: married at first sight" is a social experiment to determine if social science can play a role in match making. >> reporter: critics say the show's premise makes a mockery of marriage. >> my heart goes out to these couples participating on this show. i really feel like they're being duped. the fact that they are starting