is farrah the editor? yes, so i broke into tears and said, "are you kidding?"don't really joke around with business. so you cried when she put that to you? i absolutely cried. why? because a magazine like that has never put someone like me with a fat body on the cover of a magazine. it not only meant a lot to me, but the work i'm doing which would impact millions of bodies that looked like mine. i want to ask you how significant you think it is that you, a uk size 26, i understand, a model, are on the front of a fashion magazine? it is ground—breaking. i know you tweeted that and there's a lot of people who can make jokes about my size and appearance and go into my health could literally change their world. seeing that, standing in the supermarket and seeing actual representation of someone that they identify with, that changes lives. and you wrote on social media that if you had seen a cover like this on a magazine when you were growing up as a little girl, it would have made a real difference to you. in what way? i was a teenager buying this magazine when i l

. >> reporter: farrah fawcett in "charl "charlie's angels." mustangs made in america, sold in 150 countries. and tonight, ford making its 10 millionth mustang. spelling it out with new cars. romming off the line in flat rock, michigan. 3,500 workers helping to build them every day. we've been to ford plants across this country. workers have shown us the parts for various makes and models made in america. the glass here, where is that from? >> tennessee. >> reporter: door? >> chicago. the door panel comes from illinois. >> reporter: and tonight, those mustang makers celebrating a new milestone. it's a sweet ride. thanks for watching here on a wednesday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, have a good evening. . >>> mother nature is undefeated. >> there's 10,000 people that are evacuated. >> i don't really know how i'm going to deal with it. >> unrelenting wildfires continue to burn across the state. thousands have been evacuated and many are still out of their homes. but there is good news. fir

today is that day for farrah burleson. >> i'm going home. >> after how long? a drug habit, burleson now has a second chance. >> i have five years probation, which is going to be really hard because it's going to keep my nose to the grind. i'm going to finish college and go see my babies. i'm so excited. >> yay. >> among the dormmates burleson will leave behind is patricia smith. after a recent visit with her 7-month-old daughter, smith will soon leave the jail as well, but for a different reason. she's due to transfer to state prison any day now and copes the best she can. >> i like to sleep away my time because it seems like it makes the days go by a lot faster. i usually wake up around dinner time, which is about 4:00 or 4:30 and then eat, and then when i get done eating dinner, i'll try to call jason and talk to him, and then i'll come back here and put in my earplugs and just try to sleep. when i sleep, i'll have dreams, and sometimes nightmares about this place and about my girls, and that's probably the worst part about trying to sleep. to sleep is to tr

let's at least give them farrah si -- fair asylum proceedings now.ink these kids can ever be really whole, but let's get them back. i got off the phone talking with a counsel. the government came back with something about asylum hearings. they're not giving farrir asayl hearings to these families. >> the government making these excuses for kids that don't fit the class and slow-walking these reunifications, even the ones they're ordered to do. is there any other leverage that canning brought to bear on this administration? i feel like people watching are wondering what else can be done for these kids. >> i think at this point the judge has said to them, let the aclu and other groups try and find them. the government is going to try and do some stuff. i think the judge has made clear he doesn't want to hear from the government about washing their hands. whether there are additional steps, we'll have to wait ask s -- and see. we're not throwing in the towel. we believe we'll find these parents. we have to remain hopeful so we're out there every day try

ed: i think i had farrah fawcett. ainsley: who was your crush? janice: patrick swayze. everybody. how are you? you are here celebrating a big wedding anniversary. >> 50. janice: what's the secret? >> yes, dear. janice: i love it this is sydney and brayden. can you tell me the forecast right now in new york city? >> partly sunny. 83. janice: yeah, that's awesome. take a look at the maps real quick and show you what's going on across the country. janice: by the way we are watching hurricane norman category 3. major hurricane. it looks like you know we could see norman maybe coming very close to hawaii. we will pay attention to that. but there is our cold front. we will get a big relief, 85 in boston, 88 today and then tomorrow we will knock those temperatures down at least 10 degrees. and as i mentioned, there is hurricane norman, category 3. we will watch the potential for that to move a little bit closer to hawaii. we think that it will probably dissipate and move northward which is great news. there is your forecast today looking at the potential for showers and thunde