the "gma" anchors. [ cheers and applause ] you gave it a try and here -- >> all: "gma," "gma," "gma."making something while you were -- >> oh. >> oh, really. >> that was nice. >> oh. >> we want to thank all of you, john, nancy, loved seeing you on "dancing with the stars" this past season. >> go, john. >> you've had your greatest albums coming up. >> we release a single every tuesday of 1982. and i have an app if you want to know nick about me getting my app, john schneider app, it's free. >> you got a book available everywhere right now. >> it's available everywhere right now. >> suzanne somers, putting the touches on your 27th book. >> it's awesome. >> we'll be right back, everybody. >> yeah, we will be right back. recently, more than $20 million has been spent in the race for superintendent of public instruction to attack my friend tony thurmond's record. well, i've worked with tony, and no one is more qualified to lead our state's schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers and the california democratic party. because tony will stand up t

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we have some pictures we want to share with you for our "gma" moment.f raleigh, north carolina, taking his bath. apparently hedgehogs like warm water and this is like one of those drink koozies that float so it fits him perfectly. if you do use the sink you're going to want to disinfect it. according to hedgehogheadquarters.com. you should never leave a hedgehog unattended, so let's give it up to our crack research staff. [ applause ] >>> it's well known that october is breast cancer awareness month but what you may not know is that it's male breast cancer awareness week. the numbers for women are staggering. more than 266,000 expected to be diagnosed this year. though not as common, men are also diagnosed with breast cancer and face issues of their own. >> reporter: these are the pictures of breast cancer thrivers from across the globe. a small group of men whose stories are hardly ever heard. >> i am so sorry. what is he doing here? >> men get breast cancer too. it is a real thing. >> reporter: abc's new series "a million little things" hitting the su

just a few. >>> down to that "gma" health alert. called afm. there are cases in more than a dozen states and erielle reshef has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. doctors say they are working to figure out what's causing this rare illness to spread and how to treat it. it's still a mystery why cases of afm are reported in at least 16 state, mostly in children. this morning, concern mounting over the spread of that baffling illness primarily affecting children. >> our best evidence so far since 2014 has shown that every other year there are outbreaks of acute flaccid myelitis that tend to get recognized in the larger metropolitan areas. >> reporter: more than three dozen reported cases of acute flaccid myelitis or afm in at least 16 states. some still awaiting cdc confirmation. georgia, new jersey, texas and arizona joining the states already reporting the condition. the cdc says afm presents like polio or west nile and may look like a common cold or strep, but according to doctors, it can quickly attack the spinal

we are back now inside our "gma" toy lab.housekeeping" put some of the season's hottest toys to the test and rachel rothman is with us with the results and some very happy kids. you guys psyched? >> yeah. [ applause ] the first one we'll talk about, well, first of all let's talk about the concept. you go deep. not just about fun. >> we're looking at safety first and foremost so added all these for safety and look at durability and make sure they have skill building attributes. >> like really like you dash. ? we have an actual toy lab and put them in a drop tester and look for points and they will hold up in your home. >> let's get to it. these are more than just stuffed animals. they can teach them how to take care of a pets. >> all about pet care so if you want to take one of these. they some a b a mystery. you don't know what you'll get and use the towels to dry them off and put it through the process so caring for it and using the brushes, we found if you throw it into the dryer it will accelerate the process a little bit

excedrin extra strength. ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma."ow it's time for "pop news" with a.b. adrienne bankert. [ applause ] >>> a little inspiration and a story of true love. we begin with tina turner's surprise in her upcoming memoir "my love story." the living legend revealed she had a life-saving kidney transplant and the donor was none other than her husband, irwin bach. turner suffered a stroke in 2013 just three weeks after they were married. her condition deteriorated fast and faced total kidney failure, she was shocked by her husband's offer to give her a kidney. she had the life-saving operation in 2017. turner says she is still managing her complications but she's now an advocate for organ donation. [ applause ] >> wow. >> wonderful news. >> her match was right next to her. >>> now to one scandalously powerful woman. cover ofe aire's" racing the november power issue talking about her return to broadway starring in "american son."pruc teenage son disappears and kerry opens up about motherhood and says her kids are her teachers and

thank you so much for sending us your "gma" moment.ith the stars," one of the couples tied at the top of the leaderboard joining us now. great to have demarcus ware and lindsay arnold. [ applause ] >> hi, guys. >> so we're seeing them live from l.a. that means 5:30 in the morning. you guys better take a nap this afternoon. >> for sure. >> oh yeah. >> we're tired. >> we'll need it. >> you are tied at the top of the leaderboard right now. how are you feeling going into tonight? >> good. >> really confident, but the competition is very stiff. >> yeah. i think being at the top of the leaderboard puts a little pressure on us. we have to uphold that standard. so we want to kill it tonight. >> you guys met it last week. tell us about that leap, demarcus. >> you know, the thing is that was obabf thhard things i have e before. it's harder than sacking a quarterback for sure. >> and it was a little terrifying for me at first, but we got through the fear and he never landed on me so we're good. >> you are good, and tonight new york city night. we

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coming up on "gma," protecting your privacy.ouple saying they found a camera hidden in their cruise ship camera. what you should look for to prevent it from happening to you. and meanwhile, we'll have another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. have a great morning. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensur

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♪ >>> welcome back to "gma."we'll have the breakout star of "a star is bor. he will be here live. tomorrow his director and the star of the movie bradley cooper will be here in times square. i saw it yesterday. the screening, oh, my goodness. you're going to -- >> i'm going today. >> i can't wait. >> i'm telling you, it's just -- >> those two, that material. >> all of it. >> all of it. >> yep. >>> magic with lara now and some "pop news." >> good morning. movie news. hit it. ♪ just got to give you the update. you know i love this movie. we'll talk about miles teller getting pumped for the "top gun" sequel. it's titled "top gun: maverick." there he is, the "whiplash" star, looking very fit. yes, exactly and sporting lighter locks and a snazzy mustache. which, by the way looks a lot like this guy, do we have a picture of -- yeah, okay, this makes sense because, miles is playing the son of goose who was the best friend of maverick in the 1986 original for all you kids who were not born yet. in the new film maverick t

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back here on "gma."se, that's jamie lee curtis in "halloween," returning to her roots in the horror franchise. and the latest installment scoring big, a record opening weekend, the biggest of her career, taking in more than $77 million. >> wow. you just hear those notes of that music and you know what you are in for. >> she said that's her ring tone. >> really? >> that's her ring tone. >> big october for movies. >> it is. >> we'll have more on that coming up. >>> but first, the top headlines, starting with that growing humanitarian crisis that appears heading toward the u.s. border. thousands of migrants from central america on the move through mexico. president trump says he'll deploy the u.s. military to the border if necessary. >>> and according to a "new york times" report, the trump administration is considering rolling back protections for transgender people by narrowing the definition of gender to a biological condition determined at birth. gender would be defined only as male or female. the human

liberty ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma."ady melania trump in kenya this morning visiting baby elephants on the third stop of her first solo international trip. she's also visiting an orphanage and going on safari and then she'll head to egypt for the final leg of her trip focused on her be best initiative. >> and you know she rarely speaks publicly. very rarely sits down for interviews so we have a big announcement. abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas is sitting down with the first lady during this trip. this is an exclusive interview. the one-hour prime time special "being melania" airs 10:00 p.m. right here on abc. is this definitely is one to see. >> it is. >>> now the top headlines we're following. the senate is set to hold the first key vote on brett kavanaugh this morning. kavanaugh could be confirmed as early as tomorrow and these four senators could determine the fate of kavanaugh with their votes. >>> and the winners of the nobel peace prize have just been announced and we need to say congratulatio

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in today's gma first look, health leaders in minnesota trying to solve a medical mystery. >> they issued a warning to doctors after six children were diagnosed with a rare polio-like disorder. here's geo benitez >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, unfolding medical mystery in minnesota after six kids are diagnosed a sudden polio-like illness. >> he started just complaining of really bad neck stiffness. he couldn't move his neck. or his left arm. >> quintin hill is diagnosed with a cue flaccid militis. >> we thought it was a dead arm. he was laying on it funny. >> minnesota's department of health say they see at most one case of afm a year. these are six cases in the past three weeks. state health officials now working to figure on out why. >> we don't have a pathogen. we don't know exactly what causes it. we don't have a treatment. . we'll have the latest coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm gio benitez, abc news. >>> taylor swift breaking her silence on her political views. >> the pop star encouraged people to vote in the midterm elections. she would she didn'

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expert care for every new beginning. ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma."shes to the singer after reports that she's seeking mental health treatment to address ongoing issues related to anxiety and depression. gomez told fans on instagram back in september that she was taking a break from social media posting that negative comments can hurt anybody's feelings. joining us now from london once again this morning with more on the subject of mental health is our chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton. thanks so much for joining us, dr. ashton. you're in london attending the global summit on mental health culture change. selena has a huge reach on social media. we know that. the fact that she's seeking treatment, though, how does -- what impact will that have on awareness surrounding mental health? >> well, i think any time you talk about a celebrity with well over 100 million followers on social media, there's the potential there with that platform to do a lot of good. to increase awareness, to destigmatize any mental health condition. it's why i'm here at

with your gma pheufrt look, gma first look, i'm lindsay davis. >> under fire. a racist insult to a woman seated in his row. it happened on a flight from barcelona to london on friday. the man apparently refused to sit near a black woman and demanded she be moved. other passengers came to her defense and asked flight attendants to kick the man off the flight. the man was allowed to stay on the plane and the woman was moved to another seat. ryanair has seen this video and reported the incident to police. >>> three people are missing after a fishing boat caught fire south of san diego. the crew of the nearby vessel contacted the coast guard after spotting the boat. they pulled 15 people from the water. two were badly burned and needed medical care. the remaining 13 people transferred to a mexican naval vessel. the search for the three missing is ongoing. >>> a taco maker is recalling $2.5 million of froze especially taquitos because of a salmonella and listeria scare. they were produced from july 1st through october 10th. they include 4.5 pound of beef taco and ch

an "unjection™". >>> welcome back to "gma." the ground in areas hard hit by hurricane michael where essentials can be hard to find. >> with survivors struggling to find basics, volunteers provide a ray of hope. abc's will carr is in calloway, florida with their story. good morning, will. >> good morning. there's still widespread damage across the area. check out this newspaper box. the headline reads mandatory evacuation begins. that was before the hurricane hit. a lot of people decided to stay. now this morning they don't have power. cell phone service is sketchy. the things they really need like food and water are hard to come by. >> reporter: four days after hurricane michael frustration is pouring out for panama city residents. >> there's no gas, no food, no nothing. >> reporter: the situation so dire, text alerts continue to blair from cell phones letting people know where they can find food and water. the problem, many don't have power or service. street after street still cut off. massive trees blocking the entrance into

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carenna lost her sister and she woke with robin roberts at gma. >> if i can haveeopl foll tweatin the you're on this earth. >> it is the deadly crash in a decade. >> it included four sisters and a newlywed couple going to a 30th birthday party. people who live near the crash site say it's a dangerous intersection. and the tragedy in new york state is an eery reminder of a limousine crash on the san mateo bridge that killed five women celebrating an upcoming wedding. one was of the bride-to-be. mechanical failure caused the vehicle to go up in flames, trapping the women inside. two years later, governor brown signed a law requiring they have two rear side doors and a pop-out window. so passengers can get out in case of fire or another emergency. >> that was just so horrific. >>> happening today, in a live debate. they will answer questions on kqed at 10:00 a.m. they will not take live callers during the broadcast. instead, they will take questions solicited ahead of time. >>> a major success for tesla. the model 3 is officially the safest car ever built. tesla says the national highway

. >> in today's gma first look. an urgent manhunt under way for a suspected killer in tennessee. candice gibson has the latest stkpwhraor in this morning's gma first look, the massive man hunt in continue tomorrow for an accused killer. police are setting up roadblocks within a two-mile area having to drive their kids to school because no school buses are running while police search. authorities in two counties northwest of gnashville are in a race to find 53-year-old kirby wallace. september 23rd, he killed a 63-year-old woman, wounded her husband, and then set their home on fire. last thursday, after a woman left this area church, came at her with a knife and stole her vehicle. and then on monday, police say he killed again, shooting a man dead in his driveway and then racing from police in this stolen pickup truck that he crashed into trees a few miles away. coming up at 7:00, we'll have the latest o search with your gma first look, abc news, new york. >>> next, the 7 things you need to know as start your day. >> a local man inspired a statewide law to crack down on the opioid

the company called prestige limb zeen was on "gma" this more than and he says the inspection was only over minor issues and they were all fixed. he says the department of transportation met with officials last week and the cars were cleared to be on the road. an investigation is ongoing. >>> an east bay limousine company with the same name says it is losing business as a result of the crash in new york. the owner of prestige limousine in concord says it has no on fillation with the limo company involved in the crash. >> reporter: someone threw pumpkins at the prestige limousine in con cord. >> we didn't get a lot of clients calling to make reservations at all. it's been dead on that end. >> reporter: the company's dispatcher says people are canceling reservations, too. four so far. customers are concerned the business is related to the limo company involved in saturday's horrific crash in upstate new york. both happen to share the same name. >> we have to keep clarifying we're not part of it. >> reporter: rebecca is the owner of prestige limo. >> i feel it's really hard to be judged f

with your "gma" first look, will carr, abc, california. >>> if you're having problems with apple's ios 12, you're not alone. the proposed fix for messages sent to the wrong people. >>> an auction for a cause. we have details about scripts, props and other items belonging to robin williams. >>> the nba season just around the corner. you can watch the warriors practice this >>> 5:15 on a tuesday. check this out. this is our thunderstorm threat today and tomorrow. in fact, i think the storm's going to be around a little longer. we'll put a storm impact scale for tomorrow. we'll look at that in the accuweather forecast. look from tahoe down to the border with mexico. >> thanks, mike you. >>> a high school football player hit on the field died two days later. dylan thomas suffered a hit on the field and family said he seemed unphased until the second half of the game. he said he wasn't feeling right and said his left arm and leg felt numb. the teen collapsed and never regained consciousness. on sunday the rest of the varsity team carried his jersey onto the field where hundreds of fans pray

. >>> in today's "gma first look," an update we first brought you yesterday. about a couple that found a camera in their bedroom on board a carnival cruise ship. we have the latest in today's "gma first look". >> they're the couple who says they found a hidden camera inside their cabin aboard a carnival cruise ship. >> don't you want gloves on? >> reporter: recording with their own phone as a worker came to remove the device. dana and chris white now tell "inside edition" they feel like their privacy had been invaded. they say they wanted to stay anonymous but now speaking out after the cruise line said the camera couldn't record. >> you can see after it was taken out of the bundle of wires, it was >> reporter: carnival telling abc news they found a camera but it was not connected. and saying our security team turned the device over to the fbi for further inspection. we'll have more on how you can protect yourself coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first geobegegio benitiz. >>> charlie howell is the man behind the new restaurant at shattuck avenue. less tha

with your gma first look, clayton san dell, abc 7 news. >>> a project in the south bay is paying homeless people to work. it is solving a big problem in san hoe asa. ♪ >> i had to turn down my earpiece for that one. fergie caught a lot of heat for that rendition of the national anthem. her ex is calling out draymond green. >> it is certainly not every day that you have to see this you only have one chance to make a first impression. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. -whoa! the club is rockin'! but we can protect your home and auto big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, teachers, and mental-health professionals. vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. >>> if a better day means warm

. >>> in today's gma first look, more fallout after this viral video showing a white woman blocking alack man from entering his own luxury apartment. and here's abc's lindsay davis with more deil >> please move,cahis morning's excuse me. here? >> repteom in this al video has bnoberryg to block an african-american man from returning to his apartment in this luxury building. he was returning from work to his loft apartment in downtown st. louis when hillary mueller tried to prevent him from entering the building. she gets in the elevator with him. >> i want to know who you're going to see. >> reporter: and follows him to his apartment. >> you just followed me all the way to my door. and you see my keys in the door. it made me feel very uncomfortable and less of a human. i felt like i was being judged. >> reporter: and we'll have m withhe m w at7:00th your gma fi lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >> that is terrible. >> yeah, it reallying more about which bay area sears stores will be closing after the retailer filed for bankruptcy. the latest list includes 79 sears outlets and 63 k-mar

. >>> in "gma's" first look we're learning more about the bachelor party in abc has more. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, this new video was taken just before the trip of a lifetime took a tragic turn. 14 american tourists celebrating a bachelor party, all greeared for whitewater rafting trip. moments later, the group from miami boarded three rafts and within minutes all capsized. one survivor tells abc news, all of us struggled to stay above water, swallowing lots of it on the way down as our bodies ricocheted against the rocks in the water while struggling to survive. foursts and one costa rican guide swept away. they posted this on instagram with caption, what was supposed to be the celebration for the best day of our life turned into a nightmare. my heart aches for the four beautiful souls taken from us. we'll have a look on "gma" first look. >>> in the east bay, a law enforcement agency is taking a cautious approach to its use of body cameras. this comes after one of the same make and model used by the new york police department caught fire. a company called axon

there are the current winds. 0s >>> thanks so much, >>> welcome back to "gma."ppening right now, sworn in, brett kavanaugh now justice kavanaugh taking the oath overnight. joining the nation's highest court. ending what was, at times, an ugly battle over his nomination. president trump wasting no time celebrating his victory at a rally overnight in topeka, kansas. while protesters crowded the steps of the capitol and took to the streets in several cities to express their outrage, promising revenge at the midterm polls. >>> giant jackpots. the powerball and megamillions . as of yet. this wednesday's powerball drawing expected to be worth $282 million. while tuesday's megamillions could make somebody $470 million richer. >> can't win if you don't play. >>> up, up and away. this year's international balloon festival in albuquerque, new mexico, is under way, with hundreds of colorful hot air balloons taking to the skies. the week-long fiesta is the largest ballooning event featuring 600 balloons representing over 50 countries. did you know that some of these balloon

and suspect lady gaga also coming to gma? >> everybody is saying it's perfect.we've got them all. this is a pretty special week here. i haven't even seen the film, and i'm that excited. >> we're excited too. >> ginger, see you soon. >>> new help has arrived for homeless in oak hrapbtd. >>> a statewide law to crack down on the opioid epidemic. >>> looking outside at 6:20 at the embarcadero. >>> all right. 6:23:45 this morning on this wet wednesday for some of us. shower chances starting to taper a little bit. as you can see by the storm impact stale there we have more scattered showers and brief downpours and chance of lightning in the afternoon hours. tomorrow, the thunderstorm threat will start to move away from us. i will show you when the showers will be completely gone in the 7-day forecast. >>> live desk, the situation in indonesia getting even worse. this shows a volcano eruption earlier today. this happens just days after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake triggered a tsunami there. 1400 people have died in the recent natural disasters. aid is finally starting to

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coming up on "gma," we have breaking news in the murder of that washington post journalist. turkey's president speaking just moments ago saying he was killed by the saudis in a ferocious man, calling it premeditated. we're live on the scene with the very latest. also ahead, not sure if you heard, but it's mega millions morning. the drawing for that $1.6 billion jackpot is hours away. will the prize get even bigger before tonight? we're taking you behind the scenes before the big drawing. plus, grammy nominated singer elle king is here live. she's opening up about her secret marriage and battles with substance abuse and her estranged father, rob snyder. she's talking to us about it this morning. we're sending t.j. holmes somewhere in america to celebrate an unsung hero that's going above and beyond to help others. it's a really special surprise coming up ahead. i highly recommend if you're going to put mascara on, just hold off until after you see this. it's all coming up here on "gma." >> well, i always put my mascara on after t.j.'s stories. that's a rule. >> that's just th