pamela anderson doubles down on her anti-pornography stance. >> when a woman who is, in bed and your husband is in the bathroom with a computer, there's something going on. >> the 49-year-old appeared on british television this morning and didn't hold anything back. >> it's no fun at all. slapped, hit, called names, spit on. that's -- >> you've experienced it? >> i have, and i never want to have it happen again. >> of course the former baywatch star is well aware of her own problem. i should probably disqualify myself from this whole situation because i was in playboy, but i didn't think playboy was pornographic. >> pam appeared alongside the rabbi with whom she could wrote an op-ed. the article dealt with the zang of pornography and its effect on society. >> in the age of technology, there's so much access, and i feel like people are becoming desensitized. we want it to be romantic, and pornography and this access to other things is diminishing and i think girls and guys are being affected by this because young people are looking at this thinking this is how i have to act and behave

this year is pamela anderson. >> we wanted to give the opportunity to the artists to experience a studio away from a classic studio. many of the artists is influenced from theest gs and the conversations they have had. >> it is no stranger tohe on the walls. they have the largest collection of the victorian art in the world. >> the artists and residents have a famous name, you can interact with the art using your smartphone. point your phone at the art and an article or game shows up on 3d also. very, very neat. >> and college campus security. >> local school that is planning a massive emergency response today. >> plus, wiping out the library late fees. what you can do this week to get the past fines forgiven. >> making your sure water is >> welcome back. a state by state cigarette graek down, the south and the midwest have higher rates west virginia has the most cigarette smokers at 27%. utah has the lowest at 10%. wisconsin 17.4% of the population are smokers. many men than women smoke in every single state. >> life expectancy increased to 72 years over the past 25 years. scientists cr

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this year's artist is pamela anderson, a milwaukee abstract >> we wanted to be able to give an opportunity to different artists to be able to experience a studio away from sort of the classic studios that they may have, i think so many of our artists have talked about how they've been influenced, their work has been influenced from our guests and from the conversations that they've had. >> the pfister is no stranger to art on its walls. employees say they have the largest collection of victorian art in the world. and each year the artist-in-residence leaves behind a piece of art to add to the hotel's collec. >> you can also also interact with the art at the pfister using your smartphone. the pfister augmented reality app gives you a unique view of the art. you point your phone at one of the items and then video, audio or a game about the art shows up on your screen. the pfister says it's a modern twist on the traditional art tour. >> wisn 12 news time is 5:54. college campus security. >> the local school planning a massive emergency response today. >> plus, wiping out your library all of y

. >>> then inside pamela anderson's personal crusade against pornography. >> i know i'm part of the problemt i didn't think "playboy" was pornographic. >> and number three, tom hanks is throwing shade. >> you wrongly accused ron howard of killing john wayne. >>> plus your insider bonus. sarah jessica parker opens up her perso

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this year's artist is pamela anderson, a milwaukee abstract painter. >> we wanted to be able to give an opportunity to different artists to be able to experience a studio away from sort of the classic studios that they may have, i think so many of our artists have talked about how they've been influenced, their work has been influenced from our guests and from the conversations that they've had. >> the pfister is no stranger to art on its walls. employees say they have the largest collection of victorian art in the world. and each year the artist-in-residence leaves behind a piece of art to add to the hotel's collection. >> you can also also interact with the art at the pfister using your smartphone. the pfister augmented reality app gives you a unique view of the art. you point your phone at one of the items and then video, audio or a game about the art shows up on your screen. "good morning america" has the top headlines. >> first, to an a live look out at the delays northbound 94 after three early morning crashes. we have a check on the traffic introducing our new autumn carved tu

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we do not have cable tv so we watched a lot of they watch and pamela anderson and everyone else had wonderful teeth and i would ask if i could get braces and instead of saying no, they would say maybe next year. finally one year my grandmother looked at me and smiled and said is my smile not beautiful. it was not until i gave birth to my own children and saw their toothless smiles that i saw smiled that reveled my grandmother. that was my grandma. my mom and dad came here and would merely to the factories to feed us. that's where they were for a long time until my dad and 14 of his others were let go for wanting to have a conversation not about the quality or racially quality. nevermind there are told to eat the hot dogs at like an employee appreciation walk. nevermind these things happen. they only wanted to ask if one of the younger men could run the machine because one of the older men had carpal tunnel and could no longer run it and they were let go. there's my generation, my older sister and i came here and our parents told us we needed doctors and lawyers. my gemma grayish-- [inaudible]

and pamela anderson and everybody else had splendid teeth. out asked my mom and dad can i get braces and instead of saying no they set maybe next year. finally one year my grandma looked at me and she smiled set is my smile not beautiful? it was not until i gave birth my own children then i saw their toothless smiles that i saw smile that rivals my grandma's. those my grandma. my mom and dad came here they make went immediately to the factories. that's where they were for long time. until my dad and 14 of his other coworkers were like we are wanting to have a conversation.y not about equality were racially quality of the workplace, nevermind they were supposed to eat the hot docs that fall down at an employee appreciation lunch.men co they only want to talk to ask if one of the younger men could run a machine because one of the older men had carpal tunnel and could no longer run it..ne and they were let go. there's my generation, milder sister and i came here to parents tell us that we should be doctors and lawyers. a generation of refugees b

lo, paris hilton, pamela anderson. >> i couldn't even look at you the year you were pam anderson. like i was so embarrassed. like i just couldn't even look at you. because it was you, but it wasn't you. >> but some things were so good. >> we were all mesmerized by a few things there. >>> guys, it won't be long now. happy halloween. stay tuned. live on the plaza. this could be maybe one of our most fun ones yet. if you're home dressing up the kids, we'd love to see what the dressing up to go to work. use the hashtag halloween today. the fun starts here shortly in our next hour. >> thanks for the humiliation, carson. >>> just ahead, the first, the middle, or the end. the bathroom stall you need to choose. >>> and, our big halloween ?? ? well, if you want to sing out, sing out ? ? you know that there are ? ? and if you want to be me, be me ? ? and if you want to be you, be you ? ? 'cause there's a million things to do ? ? you know that there are ? ?? ?? tame frizz-prone hair with smoothing care. whole blends by garnier. smoothing haircare. enriched with coconut oil & cocoa butter ext