still, we want to hear from him. >> uh-oh. >> hi, paula faris from abc news and "20/20."o well-respected entomologists. they did not find any proof of bedbugs. what did you find? >> i didn't find anything. the dog alert. >> so, no bedbugs. why not lay a trap to find proof of life before you recommend an expensive treatment? >> that's options. i'm not trying to steal money from you or anything like that. >> reporter: okay, anybody can make a mistake. but, after two days of hidden camera work, we find 4 out of 11 dogs are in the doghouse, they get it wrong. the lesson? >> make sure that they show you that bedbug and don't just let them tell you it's there and we can't see it. >> reporter: so when the bug man cometh, trust -- but verify. [container door opening] ♪ what makes it an suv is what you can get into it. ♪ [container door closing] what makes it an nx is what you can get out of it. ♪ introducing the first-ever lexus nx turbo and hybrid. once you go beyond utility, there's no going back. whoa, this is a lunchbox, rrrrr...a natural beauty.. you're making me melt. shall

hi, paula faris from abc and "20/20." how are you?orry. >> reporter: did you find bedbugs? >> i cannot be filmed. >> reporter: you were going to charge her $2,500 -- okay, maybe he was just erring on the side of caution by recommending treatment. but then, double-whammy. we meet this dog we'll call "scout." scout, too, alerts to bedbugs. >> he's picking up the scent of live bedbugs. >> he's saying that to me, yep. >> so is your dog telling me that i have bedbugs? is that what your dog is saying to me? >> he's saying that to me, yep. >> reporter: this handler seems to do everything by the book, he even brings in a second dog. >> we're going to check with the second dog. >> reporter: but even the second dog gets it wrong and detects bedbugs. hot on the scent, the exterminator is eager to find an actual bug for our homeowner. >> you're gonna show me the bug? >> yeah, i'll find it for you. >> really? you're going to promise me you're going to find a bug based upon your dog? >> reporter: he searches and searches, but no luck. so what will

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. >> okay, so break it down for us, faris. what did you think? >> snackeez, i loved it.ple of them. they don't leak but it's hard to actually sip out of the straw because there's such a strong vacuum. as for the hover ball it stays low but my kids prefer to use a real ball and destroy the furniture and the booties, i love them but you can't walk around the house in them because there's something on the bottom. >> you're also putting them in the microwave so you probably shouldn't. >> you're assuming i microwave anything. anything in the kitchen -- it doesn't happen. >> everything is fresh made in the faris household. >>> coming up on "gma," speaking of food the winner of the great game day grub match, the chefs competing to make the next big super bowl party dish. >> yum. >> are we eating food? >> no. >> no. healing is something we do. together. and together we put veterans first. search va careers to find out how. coughequence #5. the sleepless night. sorry. robitussin dm max nighttime's dual action liquid instantly soothes your throat and delivers fast, powerful cough

. >> faris's death from cholera won't actually be counted in any official statistics. there are no ministry of health personnel who know about this, or ngos... this is just one example of how the death toll from this epidemic could be much higher than anyone knows. in cemeteries dotted around the mountainside, the scale of this epidemic is easy to see. >> so this one as well, is a cholera victim? >> there, there, over there as well. josephn darius can't remember how many victims he's buried but one in particular stands out in his memory - his sister. outside the cemetery, cholera victims have gathered for a monthly meeting to discuss ways of dealing with the epidemic in their midst. everyone at this meeting has either been infected with the disease or had a family member die. >> so how many people here actually knows someone that's died of cholera? as the meeting adjourns, we're told of an urgent new case - an elderly woman living close by who's in a critical condition. saintilia hillaire is losing strength fast... but her relatives are worried the journey down the mou

here's paula faris. >> reporter: an open house can mean open season for thieves. sally spaisman wasn't just sizing up the closet space at this maryland home. she was digging for diamonds, cartier watches and precious heirlooms at nine separate open houses. stealing over $82,000 worth of valuables. in l.a., this thief came across a locked drawer full of jewelry. so he quite literally ripped it off. walking out of the open house, undetected. >> you're inviting strangers into your house. take some precautions to protect your valuables. don't leave them out in open or plain sight. >> reporter: thieves are typically looking for jewelry, firearms, even prescription drugs. so, who's on the hook? not the realtors who set up the open house, rather the homeowners. as for sally -- she'll spend her next year behind bars. and has to pay all that money back. >> you don't know who these people are. take some common sense steps to make sure that the sally spiesmans of the world cannot come in and take your property. >> now, many times, thieves arrive in pairs. one distracts the a

and paula faris with the findings and the reaction. she was in the patriots locker room one player walking off. >> reporter: tonight, the n.f.l. breaking its silence on deflate-gate. confirming that the league has evidence that the patriots' footballs were underinflated during the first half of that win over the indianapolis colts. the nfl saying tonight, their investigation is ongoing gathering "video and other electronic information and physical evidence." and that they've conducted nearly 40 interviews, including patriots personnel. but it's unclear whether that includes patriots quarterback tom brady. >> i don't know what happened. >> reporter: who denied any involvement, but whose squeaky clean image has already taken a hit. >> i didn't believe tom brady. and there is not one equipment manager or ball boy in the nfl that would take it upon himself to deflate a football two psi, unless the starting quarterback knew about it. >> for the balls to be deflated, that doesn't happen unless the quarterback wants that to happen, i can assu

abc's paula faris has their story. >> reporter: most parents have their hands full with three, two, evenorter: well kehly and gill bates never expected they would wind up with 19 kids of their own. >> we're always outnurmd. but parents carry the veto power. >> the best part is the fellowship the closeness. >> reporter: from 2 to 26 years old -- >> michael -- jackson, katie -- >> reporter: 19 brothers and sisters. >> if you want to say anything you have to start talking. >> always having somebody there to be there with you whatever you're going through, good or bad, was just awesome. >> reporter: and plenty of role models too. >> look up at trace, nathan. looking even with them. >> reporter: but how can nommom and dad afford it? >> we wonder ourselves. i run a tree service. that's what we do to make money. but ultimately god does the providing. in a miraculous way. sometimes we can't figure it out. >> reporter: and now this conservative christian family is getting a new reality show, bringing up bates. as they navigate daily life. >> everybody in the house helps out with something. >> rep

paula faris is allowing us to tape her at home.us some tips on how you handle the snow day. >> she has three kids. it's like what do you do. here in new york it's opening back up but a lot of places in the northeast are shut down. >> "pop news." >> taking one for the team. >>> here we go with "pop news." we begin with emma watson who is truly the belle of the balance right now lighting up the internet and here's why. harry potter actress confirmed she has signed on to play belle in the adaptation of "beauty and the beast." she wrote on facebook "my 6-year-old self is on the ceiling, heart bursting. i'm to start some singing lessons." the movie is set to start shooting later this year. a fun fact for you guys the 1991 version was the first animated film to receive a best picture nomination. >> i did not know that. >> that movie. ♪ quiet village every day ♪ >> wow. >> just kidding. i'm not trying out. i'll never get it. you are going to get it, emma. ♪ >> wow. >> my favorite. >> a little "frozen." >> the forecast right in new york on

thanks to our paula faris, shy has a ton of tips and tricks and how to score a little extra cash in the debbie goldman's closet. hi. >> hi. >> reporter: debbie says this mountain of mess has been building for over ten years. you have to get so overwhelmed when you look at this. >> totally overwhelming. >> what do you want your closet to look like. >> like a dream closet in good morning. >> reporter: to tackle this project we called in organizational expert jeffrey phillip. >> oh, my. >> where does debbie start? >> little by little taking things out then we'll separate and sort. >> let's roll up our sleeves and get to work. we separate her items into piles. keep donate toss and sell. >> so that's a sell. random -- one cleat. >> one cleat. >> you didn't type the other one. >> oh. >> that's seen a better day. >> these are expired eight years ago. trash. >> trash. >> trash. >> we come across a special coat debbie can't part with. >> this was given to me by my mother and i never wear it but i can't bring myself to get rid of it. >> it's totally normal when you hold the sent mental value so a

abc's paula faris outside gillette stadium in foxborough with the latest.g paula. >> reporter: good morning, to you, george. tom brady was peppered with questions for roughly 45 minutes yesterday. wow, some of those were extremely direct including is he a cheater. brady repeatedly denied involvement in deflate-gate but some of his peers are not buying his story. with the eyes of the world on him, tom brady stepped up to the podium denying any knowledge of deflate-gate. >> i don't know what happened. i mean i -- i have no explanation for it. >> reporter: he admitted to picking out the footballs he wants before the game but says he then leaves it entirely up to the equipment managers to break them in. >> i don't want anyone touching the balls after that. i don't want anyone rubbing them, you know, putting any air in them taking any air out. >> reporter: he claims he did notice. >> i sumed they were exactly the first half second half. >> reporter: but also expressed a preference for footballs at a very specific air pressure. >> i like them at the way that i li

. >> want to bring in faried zakaria, and mike rogers national security commentator and former congressman. when it said mostly muslims are killed. you were shaking your head. why is that? >> if you look at statistics it is overwhelming that its lamb inging that islamic terrorists will kill more than any other religious group. >> seeing it all capitalized like that. it is horrific. it sums up the horror of what's happening around the world. all over the world. we see it nowen paris. >> of it was a very good report. i think it makes you realize there is some broader phenomenon here which is -- there is within the world of islam. many many pockets. many groups that really have a great deal of difficulty with the modern world. particularly with the open, western, freedom of speech loving freedom of expression loving world. i think it is a mistake to think of it as all islamic, and the west. this is mostly a battle within islam. they're mostly killing muslim moderates because you know they're, they're the ones they're fighting for control of these countries. but the grievance, the grievance is

. >> who walk as way from paula faris. >> you understand their frustration level.re getting ready to play the game of their lives. they want the story to go away. i think the majority of america wants the story to go away but can't until the nfl releases the findings of this investigation. till it's wrapped up. >> so many people wondering why not talk to tom brady. maybe they want to get all the information and talk to brady. here's the problem until they get that done this is going to dominate the discussion, not the super bowl like the nfl probably wants. >> they're looking at video, forensic evidence over the next couple of days and interviewed 40 people and they're going to conduct more interviews but like you said there's a good chance this goes into next week and it remains a distraction. >> doesn't it -- is their bad -- >> not the kind of interest you want. you want football interest. >> yes exactly. >> it is football interest. >> well ba-dum-dum. tangentially. >>> turning to politics they are off and running, a parade of republicans who want to be president

here now paula faris. >> an open house can mean open season for thieves.e. she was digging for diamonds, cartier watches and precious heirlooms at nine separate open houses, stealing over $82,000 worth of valuables. in l.a., this thief came across a locked drawer full of jewelry, so he quite literally ripped it off, walking out of the open house undetected. >> you are inviting strangers in to your house. take some precautions to protect your valuables. don't leave them open in plain sight. >> reporter: thieves typically look for jewelry, firearms and prescription drugs. who's on the hook? not the realtors who set up the open house. rather the homeowners. as for sally, she will spend her next year behind bars and has to pay all of that money back. >> you don't know who these people are. take some common sense steps to make sure the sallies of the world cannot come in and take your property. >> many times thieves arrive in pairs. one will distract the agent while the other quickly steals. the recommendation if you are going to have an open house ask for mult

in faris greg palkot. fox news. >> we of course will continue to follow this story for you tonight coming up later in this newscast, we'll talk to fox news host greta about the growing criticism of the obama administration and the white house's response. >>> developing right now senior defense official confirms us central command twitter and youtube sites have indeed been hacked. hackers took over the sites today. they claim to be working for the islam make state militants. the twitter sight was filled with threats that said american soldiers we are coming. watch your back. the military has suspended the twitter sight and defense official said central command is taking appropriate measures to address the hacking. >>> happening now amber alert issued in delaware helps track down two missing children. four-year-old colette hamilton and her baby brother cortez hamilton were found very far from home in indiana with their father. he is now in jail faceing fugitive charges whyly whereabouts of their mother keish

. >> the pantheon is me, joel mchale, chris pratt, anna faris -- >> seth: macklemore. >> macklemore.e lately. he kind of just showed up on the scene. >> i don't know if he's from seattle. [ laughter ] i don't even think he's white. >> seth: do people ever -- what? you don't? >> i don't know. [ laughter ] >> seth: we got to get to the bottom of this. >> can you beep that out? [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't know. we can but we have to put ape [ bleep ] over it. [ laughter ] >> i don't even think he's ape [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> seth: did anybody ever blame you for being a bandwagon fan? because the seahawks, of course, are not a historically -- >> every year i tweet about the seahawks and every year, people go, "bandwagon, blah, blah, blah." then i show them a very special picture. this is a great photo because you can see there on the bottom, that's the little seahawk there. [ audience aws ] that said seahawks. and that -- [ applause ] >> see that. >> seth: look at the haircut. that is -- that's an acorn. [ laughter ] you look like a -- that's a human acorn. you don't just have an o

. >>> not entirely sure why we're bothering to do this test because unbeknownst to all of us paula faris> three of them. >> the as seen on tv products that promise to make your life easier, cleaner and koezier. >> and the ads make big promises and our mom testers couldn't wait to get their hands an feet on them to try them out. abc's becky worley has more. >> reporter: they are back. it's 2015. for the year's first edition of mom testers, we gave three busy moms three different products that promised to lend them a helping hand. >> we got something from "good morning america." >> reporter: this time we've enlisted kisha cantell. noelle hardick, a mom of three and georgia's colleen schreiber. will they give the mom seal of approval or be moms disappointed? first up snackeez. >> you can have it all in one hand. >> shall we try it? >> and then put your snack in the top, right? >> a lot more than i thought it would. >> defeating the purpose of the snack cup putting it in his lap. >> do you like it? >> fits right into the cup holder. perfect size for taking out on the go. >> kid approved. >>

he's about to bring us a colorful cast of characters goblins, elves, and faries who battle over a powerfulusic. ♪ ♪ you don't stand a chance ♪ ♪ i'm coming straight on for you ♪ ♪ ooh. >> you fight like a fairy. >> i say the same for you. >> what do you mean? >> i don't know. i was expecting more. ♪ ♪ straight out for you snooits straight on for you ♪ >> welcome, sir. good to have you hire. >> great to be here. >> an animated musical. is that a surprising thing to come from the creator of "star wars" and "indiana jones" and so much more? >> not really. as i'm moving back through my career and i'm going back pre-"star wars" to "american graffiti." i've done labyrinth. i've done musical fairy tales. >> it took 15 years. it would be sitting on the desk and i'd go work on it for a while. the secret was i wanted to tell the story in music but use existing musical. so to go through and find all of the lyrics that would actually tell the story. >> you've gat lady gaga kelly clarkson. the combination you put together. what i like is the story line of the music. everyone deserves to be loved. i wen

martha: walid faris is an islamic strategist. good morning to you.hrough your mind when you hear that? >> some are using the term islamophobia to shut down criticism of the extremists. they have such an irrational fear of anything and everything that has to do with dealing with the islamic movement. i think they have been badly have ited. about it academic elite and islamic labies in washington telling them if you -- islamic lobbies in washington telling them if you use the word it will make it worse. but the open is true. if you don't use these words people in the muslim world will not know. martha: you look at that moment presented in paris. you can justifiably say what happens now? they all march together. but are they going to put their feet the fire when it comes to fighting back against islamic extremism. so you could turn to those leaders and say we marched together on the streets of the paris. now we need your military help and your conviction. if you don't stand with them on sunday how can you ask them to follow through with you? >> when you

abc's paula faris is here with all of it.morning, paula. >> so how do these guys stack up against each other on the field and on paper? well one has a supermodel wife. another is one of the lowest paid quarterbacks in the league but come this sunday only one stat matters and that's winning. this weekend these four quarterbacks take center stage as they try to lead their teams to the super bowl. >> brady is now the all-time leader. >> reporter: the only thing standing in three-time super bowl winner tom brady's way, luck andrew luck. the indianapolis colts young gun slinger was just 11 years old when brady was hoisting his first super bowl trophy. >> great role model for any quarterback at any level. >> reporter: brady has a supermodel wife and rakes in 7 million a year not including endorsement deals like uggs he's even got acting shots. >> boom shakalaks. >> reporter: traveling to europe in the off-season so he won't be recognized shying away from endorsement deals and a razor, the beard is staying. >> i sit there and think

abc's paula faris here now with that story and good morning to you, paula. >> good morning, lara. majority of school buses on the road taking our children to school are not equipped with safety belts. it can be a really confusing message to kids buckle up it's the law except on the school bus. but that could be changing. this is the inside of a school bus rolling over. luckily it's a crash test with dummies, not the real thing. >> oh my gosh. it's a school bus. >> reporter: michael watkins was 9 when his school bus crashed into a bridge killing the driver one student and leaving dozens of other students injured including michael. >> i broke my leg. my femur. >> do you think he would have suffered the extent of those injuries had he been wearing a seat belt? >> all i know is he wasn't in one and he ended up with a broken femur two surgeries, a wheelchair walker therapy. >> reporter: u.s. regulations only require seat bells on small school buses, under 10,000 pounds and only 6 states require all school buses to be equipped with seat belts. so "gma investigates" was on the scene at a

one of the columnists that i ask my students to read is the works of fari. i know he's white and i'm white, but please don't look at us in that way. look at us as really trying to be objective. paul, you've listened for an hour. could you give us a summing up from your perspective, as the washington post, not the formal title of media critic, but that is what you're associated with. what is your reaction of what you're hearing tonight, any comments? >> here's the comment i would make. in the day-to-day of doing what we do, there is not the same level of heat and passion that you're getting up here. and that's very, very important, because when people like say roland or jeff come to us and say, look you're not doing this, or you have done this wrong, it does get our attention. nd and in the day-to-day, you go through, you work on automatic pilot to a certain extent. you work on what you've done before. and you're not getting in many ways the sense of what's bubbling out there. and as i was listening to roland i was thinking to myself, wouldn't it be nice if w

paula faris is here with that story.he gained more than just weight. her critics hoping she'd eat her words, as well. she's the brash british tv personality -- >> would i want to put someone in front of a client that looks like this? it wouldn't be someone i would employ. >> reporter: known for her biting beliefs and the battle of the bulge. >> i don't believe you can be fat and happy. i think that's a copout. >> reporter: that sent social media into an uproar. >> sometimes in order to prove a point you have to do that extreme thing. >> reporter: on her upcoming two-part tlc special "fat and back" katie takes on her critics by packing on nearly 50 pounds. >> man. >> reporter: hoping to turn around and quickly lose it proving her controversy stance there are no excuses for beat being overweight. >> i really believe for fat people their own solution is their own hands. they don't need to put so much foo their faces. >> reporter: it chronicles the pore of three putting on the weight. >> that is so bad. >> reporter: and her