about before, dan harris is one of them. >> dan harris is one of them. >> he has said in the past, by the way, just so you all know, i love my cats. he said at the end of the story, he wasn't sure if it made him >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here's some of the top headlines we're following for you this morning on "world news now". "donald trump is facing accusations of inappropriate touching. two women are coming forward and telling "the new york times" that they were groped and kissed by trump years ago. the trump campaign is deny retraction. full details in a moment. >>> the u.s. hit back yemen rebels for attempted attacks on u.s. warships. the pentagon confirms missiles were launched early this morning targeting three radar sites along the red sea coast. >>> investigators say the deadly plane crash in connecticut was the result of a suicide attempt, not linked to terrorism. they say the instructor and the student fought in the cockpit before the crash, and the student, a native of jordan, died in the crash. spinning in the atlantic, category 4 storm

here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: hours ago, the "new york times" posted a video online featuringn who says she sat next to a young donald trump on a flight to new york city in the early 1980s. >> somehow or another, the armrest in the seat disappeared, and it was a real shock when all the sudden his hands were all over me. he started encroaching on my space. and i hesitate to use this expression, but i'm going to, and that is he was like an octopus, like he had six arms. he was all over the place. >> reporter: she did not report trump's alleged behavior to anyone. >> in the late 60s, 70s, and 80s, the culture instilled on us it was our fault, the attention we received from men, that we were responsible for their behavior. you didn't complain to the authorities. you didn't complain to your boss. if something happened to you, you just bucked up and you went on. >> reporter: she tells the "new york times" she is a clinton supporter, and trump's campaign says the entire article is fiction, and for the "new york times" to launch a completely false, coordinated character assassination

abc's dan harris gets us up to speed. >> reporter: at the core of the investigation, was clinton dealing with classified information on that personal server? this is where the fbi comes in. >> good morning. >> reporter: what was the fbi investigating, specifically? >> it's a question of whether there was classified information on her server and did people know that they were sending classified information. >> reporter: this is where we get to the stuff that confuses me. how can you send classified information and not know it was classified? >> there were markings on three e-mails. it was in the body of the e-mail. there was a little "c" and hillary said in her interview she didn't even know what the "c" meant. what the fbi decided -- >> no charges are appropriate in this case. >> reporter: and this is not the only e-mail embroiling clinton. over a week ago, wikileaks released a trove of e-mails allegedly hacked from the personal account of clinton campaign chairman john podesta. >> the clinton campaign and their number one response is the russians did this. the russians hacked these e-ma

mark: joining us now to talk about the stresses of the election cycle, dan harris.

dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> and no doubt one of many issues we'll hear about for that debate tonight. i know our reporters following hillary clinton for some 18 months now, at times were frustrated with not gett ting access to her and then seeing the behind the scenes of, you know, john and others saying, we need you to get out there and answer some questions to the press to understand how it's all going together. >> right. interesting behind the scenes look. >> see how the hot dog is made, i guess you might say. >>> the countdown to the presidential election, a message from north of the border. kind-hearted canadians. are they asking us to move there? are they telling us to like bieber songs? what? over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex start the relief. ditch the misery. le

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> trump's also facing allegations of inappropriate behavior from anona says donald trump walked into a room with partially clothed contestants for the miss usa pageant back in 2001 when trump owned the pageant, of course, and described feeling helpless. >> our first introduction to him was when we were at the dress rehearsal and half naked changing into our bikinis. to have the owner waltz in when we're naked or half naked in a very physically vulnerable position and then to have the pressure of the, you know, the people that work for him telling us to go fawn all over him, walk up to him, talk to him, get his attention. >> her allegations are strikingly similar to scenarios that trump once described to howard stern more than a decade ago on his radio show, but trump says her claims have no merit. >> hillary clinton's campaign is doing damage control amid release of more hacked e-mails. e-mails from the clinton campaign, part of the batch of e-mails published yesterday by wikileak, and one of them, he urges clinton to reach out to prominent latino pol

mark: dan harris? godzilla plus.tics about what donald trump's followers are saying on the stealing of the election. coming up, emily chang breaks down amazon's earnings. until tomorrow from me and mark sayonara. , ♪ ♪ it is 9:00 a.m. in hong kong. i am haidi lun. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ haidi: gains and refining overcame deepening losses from oil and gas production. ura, a 90% surge in trading claims after the vote in june.

mark: dan harris? godzilla plus.out what donald trump's followers are saying on the stealing of the election. sayonara. ♪ mark: a senior adviser to donald trump says -- tells business work that the campaign has through voter suppression operations aimed at lowering the turnover hillary clinton. the campaign targets liberals, young women and black voters. e-mails fromacked hillary clinton's campaign with his/her staff''s anger after news broke that she used a private server. wikileaks has released thousands of stolen e-mails from clinton chairman john podesta. united nations will make another attempt to evacuate 200 wounded people and to deliver food and medical supplies into the syrian city of aleppo. airstrikes have been halted for nine days in advance of the evacuations, but those efforts have failed. $265 millionp aay to settle claims related to derailment in philadelphia. 8 ok an-- 8 four

here's abc's dan harris. ? ? >> reporter: the internet may be overrun with cat videos, but these are a cut above. videos of aaron's cat doing ? ? >> reporter: to jamming out making his youtube channel a viral hit. aaron is quick to admit that he's, of course, not the main attraction. >> this is prince michael here. i got him years ago, and he was super chill, so i made videos. >> reporter: prince michael and the adorable cat of costar views, but aaron says it's not easy. >> the challenge with prince michael is he's a cat. sometimes he wants to film. sometimes he wants to swat at a bag. >> reporter: when you add in the other perral personalities involved. >> there's a lot of egos involved. the most difficult was the house cat party video. effect and creativity to get the job done. >> there was a shot where he swallowed, and we used that to make seem as though he was sad. >> reporter: now that the sponsorships are rolling in, he has more reason to smile. >> the brands i love working with the most are movie brands.

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> so you bring a plus-one with you now? now that could get a little risky. yo >> is the plus one screws it up -- >> would i be your plus one? >> you do have some genius. just math. >> it's about song lyrics, i'm good. i got you. >> we know three words to this song. >> this song? this one is not in this my forte. we know "vee va las vegas." >>> this is abc's "world news >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here's the headlines we are following this mortgage morning on "world news now." hurricane matthew is slowly making its way through the central caribbean overnight. forecasts say it could drop more than 3 feet of rain on haiti. the latest track ahead. >>> vice presidential nominees get their turn on the debate stage tonight. mike pence and tim kaine are expected to defend the top half of their tickets squaring off in virginia. >>> kim kardashian is back in new york with her husband kanye after she was robbed in paris. she was locked up, gagged by jewelry. kanye cancelled concerts this week to be with h

mark: joining us now to talk about the stresses of the election cycle, dan harris. so, the officer -- author of "10% happier." dan, welcome. so we know a lot of stress people. how pers aces -- pervasive is when he six election? dan: more than half of americans say the election is giving them anxiety. 50% say -- doctors all over the country are reporting people with heart palpitations, stress eating, compulsive cleaning. mark: so this is a rare totalitarian segment on the show. what am i supposed to do about it dan? dan: i think there three big tips for one, limit your media consumption. also, the big piece of advice is meditation. i think it really helps. we have posted some guides on our app, 10% happier. mark: smoking hope? -- dope? ♪ mark: joining us now to talk about the stresses of the election cycle, dan harris. author of "10% happier." dan, welcome. so we know a lot of stress people. how pers aces -- pervasive is when he six election? dan: more than half of americans say the election is giving them anxiety. 50% say -- doctors all over the country are reporting

dan harris playing himself on tv. somewhere. all the details ahead in "pop ? ? ? ? ? >>> welcome back to "gma," everyone. we know that halloween is just around the corner and today better to help than melissa from beached by melissa. >> so excited to have you. >> i can't wait to eat some of the cupcakes. give us a general way to trick out your treats. >> of course, you can trick out your treats any way you like for baked by melissa, that means 100 cupcake spreads in the shape of a pump kin and frankenstein and each cupcake is less than 50 calories so it's a holiday. >> unless you eat all 100 of them. we won't get into that. so today you're going to teach us how to make the chocolate pretzel crunch cupcake right here. >> of course. >>> it's part of our halloween collection. it's also the cupcake of the month. it is stuffed -- we call it oversuffered with dulce de la snip the tip and start frosting. >> you don't have a bag use a ziploc. >> i'll try this. >> you got it. puncture the cupcake a little bit. squeeze it in and then pull it out. >> i just punctured it and now

let's hear dan harris's story. 2004. good morning, america. that morning. it's too early to prescribe statins for cancer production. this wave of fear rolls over me and i -- my heart starts racing. my palms are sweating. my mouth dries up. my lungs seize up. i can't breathe. >> reporter: years of covering war-torn regions took a toll on dan. >> i got depressed. my way of coping with it was stupid. i started to recreation nal drugs. >> reporter: am many and dan both advocate for a cause they believe in. there were bumps along the way. amy, you do not, like all journalists, don't want to be the story. >> what i wasn't totally prepared for was some backlash. because, there are many cancer groups out there who don't a agree with certain treatments. and i was knave naive to all of. i believe that what i have to say snow when i speak around the country is a better message than it was before. >> for you guys, going splik, i really don't think you had a choice. it's kind of a no mf brainer from a public health perspective to go public. you absolutely both saved cou

dan harris playing himself on tv. ? ? ? ? ? uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> welcome back to "gma," everyone. we know that halloween is just around the corner and today we'll help you jazz up your treats a little bit and would >> i can't wait to eat some of the cupcakes. give us a general way to trick out your treats. >> of course, you can trick out your treats any way you like for baked by melissa, that means 100 cupcake spreads in the shape of a pump kin and frankenstein and each cupcake is less than 50 calories so it's a guilt-free holiday. >> unless you eat all 100 of them. we won't get into that. us how to m

i love it. >>> okay, so our colleague dan harris is the consummate newsman and meditator. he's 10% happier always. hollywood, though, he took it. dan is playing himself on an episode of abc legal drama "conviction" and in the episode with hayes morrison, he does a prime time interview hoping to save her job. check out his skills. >> how would you justify to me what appears to be an entirely different set of rules for hayes >> golden globe. >> great, great stuff there, dan. of course, there is going to be a shocking ending, and you can find out what it is by tuning in to "conviction" tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern right here on abc. >> dan gets convicted. >> no, dan's actually away in hollywood right now trying to sign with some big agents. >> probably. >> that's why he's not here. >> signing autographs. all that kind of stuff. >> it's a big deal. >> he's like a method actor, right? >> dramatic pause in that scene. >> it's a big deal, isn't it? >> awesome. we all know halloween is a little over a week away or so, but some proud pooches were very eager to show off their cos

and what do we have dan harris playing himself on tv somewhere. all the details ahead in "pop ? ? ? ? ? >>> welcome back to "gma," everyone. we know that halloween is just around the corner, and today we're going to help you jazz up better to help us than melissa from baked by melissa. >> we're so excited to have you, paula. >> i can't wait to eat some of the cupcakes. but first, can you give us a general way to trick out your treats? >> of course, you can trick out your treats this halloween any way you like. for baked by melissa, that means 100-cupcake spreads. we have them in the shape of a pumpkin and frankenstein and each cupcake is less than 50 calories so it's a guilt-free holiday. >> it's guilt-free unless you eat all 100 of th we won't get into that. okay, so, today you're going to teach us how to make the chocolate pretzel crunch cupcake right here. >> of course. it's part of our halloween collection. it's also the mini of the month. it is stuffed -- we call it oversuffered with dulce de leche. so you puncture the cake and you stuff it and then you overstuff it like that.

cap off season one of my podcast, everybody's got something, than with my dear friends, amy and dan harris. we'll hear from them along with our colleague elizabeth vargas. first, take a look. the happiest person in the whole wide world. >> it's such a gift to receive love. >> reporter: and amy and dan have shared their something very publicly. amy is wrapping up her first mammogram. >> you said the thing that absolutely made it my mind to do this thing. to have a mammogram in front of 5 million people. you said to me, i guarantee you, if you walk into that ma'am-o-van, you will save a life. a few short weeks later, words i never expected to hear, i was told that i have breast cancer. i was telling you i had no connection with the disease. i was standing there with stage 2 invoicive cancer. >> and had no idea. >> had no idea. felt perfectly healthy. because you gave me that nudge, i feel like it's on me. the onus is on me now to give back. and to pay it forward. >> you told your story. and so beautifully well. let's hear dan harris's story. >> i -- uh -- had a panic attack that morning. it'

>> a kitty cat. >> a black kitten. >> ask and you dan harris. national cat day and also, of course, the start to halloween weekend so what better to do than kick off the festivities half matt bershadker is here with his adoptable furry friends. riley, ripley and little kirk over here. >> nice. >> and so, matt, we brought you in to help us bust a few black cat myths. some think it's harder to adopt a black cat or less likely to adopt a black cat than others. is that true? >> it's not true and our research and experience confirms what we do iknow is that statistically more black cats in shelters because it is a dominant gene but that means more black cats are going into homes. >> there is a concern and happens with rabbits around eastertime. cats will adopt them just for show and abandon them after the holidays. does that happen? >> also not true. no evidence to support the fact that adoptions -- >> wishat going on? >> is it true that black cats with -- >> a dangerous situation over there. i think we need some help, absolutely. >> can we have a me

. >> it's dan harris. >> reporter: lock-time pageant coach bill alverson says if these allegations are true this kind of behavior is not typical of beauty contests. >> so in your view, given your years of experience in this world, how would you characterize these reports about his behavior? >> completely accurate, it's reprehensible to me. these girls change clothes. what a lot of people don't realize is that a lot of girls don't have any undergarments on whatsoever when they wear an evening gown. when you change into a swimsuit if these a swimsuit competition, and there are in his pageants, you have to completely remove your clothing. there's no comprehensible reason why he should be in that room. it equates to me as a peeping tom. >> reporter: tasha dixon said when she had her encounter with anything about it. >> who could you complain to? he owns the pageant. everyone there works for him. >> reporter: some contestants had a different experience with donald trump. we spoke with former dis-mississippi, christie knox bowen. >> we're hearing at least one report about alleged inappropria

dan harris playing tv. ha somewhere. all the details ahead in "pop news." >> he is such a celebrity. >> action. ? ? ? ? ? ? more ads from joe heck's billionaires. they're complete garbage. crime dropped over 20% while catherine cortez masto was attorney general. that's why it's cortez masto who's been endorsed by law enforcement, not joe heck. n on domestic violence and human trafficking earned the praise of governor sandoval. don't believe joe heck's trash. catherine cortez masto's kept nevada safe. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. >>> welcome back to "gma," ever >>> welcome back to "gma," everyone. we know that halloween is just around the corner, and today we're going to help you jazz up your treats a little bit and who paula. >> i can't wait to eat some of the cupcakes. but first, can you give us a general way that we can trick out our treats? >> of course, you can trick out your treats this halloween any way you like. for baked by melissa, that means 100 cup cake spreads. we have them in the sh

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> so you bring a plus-one with you now? now that could get a little risky. you're going to bring me, right? >> is the plus one screws it up -- >> would i be your plus one? >> you do have some genius. just math. >> it's about song lyrics, i'm good. i got you. >> we know three words to this song. >> this song? this is not my forte. we know viva las vegas. ? ? >>> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, hurricane matthew tearing through the caribbean with life-threatening rain, wind and storm surge. thousands of people bracing for the pose powerful storm in almost a decade. we're tracking the latest path. >>> donald trump is trying to capitalize on the story that he may not h for years as hillary clinton tears into trump's business skills. >>> and the vice presidential candidates are set to face off in their first debate. we're live with the details. >>> in you this morning a major police bust involving an organized crime ring. an alleged shoplifting

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> so you bring a plus-one with you now? now that could get a little risky. you're going to bring me, right? >> is the plus one screws it up -- >> would i be your plus one? >> you do have some genius. just math. >> it's about song lyrics, i'm good. i got you. >> we know three words to this song. >> this song? this is not my forte. we know viva las vegas. ? ? >>> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. >> bracing for hurricane matthew, the hurricane 4 storm is slowly going through the central caribbean overnight. forecasters say it could drop more than 3 feet of rai haiti. the latest track ahead. >>> vice presidential nominees get a turn on the debate stage tonight. they are expected to defend the top half of the tickets when they square off at longwood university in virginia. >>> kim kardashian-west back in new york city with her husband after being robbed in paris. she was tied up, gagged, held at gunpoint and lock in a bathroom stole. he cancelled hi

abc's dan harris gets us up speed. >> reporter: at the core of the investigation, was clinton dealing with classified information on that personal server? this is where the fbi comes in. >> good morning. >> reporter: what was the fbi investigating, specifically ? >> a question of if there was classified information on their server, and did people know they were sending classified information. >> reporter: this confuses me. how can you send classified e-mails and not know? e-mail, a little c, and she said she didn't know what the c meant. >> reporter: in the end, here's what the fbi decided -- >> no charges are appropriate in this case. >> reporter: and this is not the only e-mail embroiling clinton. over a week ago, wikileaks released a trove of e-mails allegedly hacked from the clinton campaign chairman. >> the clinton cam pane and their number one response is the russians did this. the russians hackees through them to see if news is made. so far, no smoking gun that's going to sway the election, but they are telling inside the clinton campaign. you see how calculated they are. >> re

dan harris pops up there.forecast check it out. >> reporter: the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, radars are clear, warmup begins today, we're up to 69. look at tomorrow, 76. halloween is cooler with a breeze, only 58. re dressed up a potter last year. >> right, right. >> so, that was a witch, though >> that was a witch. >> no. >> so i misspoke. >> read between the lines. >> i didn't think that had anything to do with a halloween costume. i thought you were just making a general comment. >> excellent point. >> we should explain, diane macedo is here. thank you very much for joining us this weekend. >> pleasure to be here. thanks for having me. >> coming up in just a few minutes, your big star turn here. >> excellent to have. >> here's what's coming up on "gma" this morning. what did you say? >> i said be nice to her, please. >> i will be nice-ish. the battle at wrigley. seven decades in the making, the cubs now forced to play catch-up. our live report from wrigley field coming up. our live report from