paula did her one-hour makeup thing and at 5:30 a.m., paula and kevin cabbed it to club space. lady gaga, now club space. paula in her six-inch heels, sheer blue dress and waist-length hair was a head turner. >> she kind of glowed in the dark. she was so blonde and really tan with beautiful blue eyes and dress is neon blue or green. >> the girls look like that in miami. >> she stood out. i assume she was a model. >> paula and kevin had been dating and living together for a couple years. and he knew what impact his girlfriend would have in a cavernous dance space filled with single men fuelled by alcohol. >> she is the kind of a girl who could take oxygen out of a room. >> for sure. she was a knockout. she was a stunner. >> paula danced as the fins began circling her. kevin ran interference on the men as best he could. but these guys were making heavy moves on his woman one in particular. >> i turn around for a second and he's got his hand around her waist and crotch against her. and she's looking at me laughing and like whatever. it's okay. we got to go. >> but paula, lit up by

paula, come over.t the metallic shoe full on as we see here. >> she's completely on trend. >> you've got your shows, and that's the toe tip, seeing a lot of, that right? >> saw it on the runways a few seasons ago. now they are really in. i love the fact that it's an oxford because women who are on the go and want to feel chic, these are great. >> exactly. >> jewelry trends, you're seeing a lot of more modern, art deco. >> vintage. >> and this necklace, for example, goes in, and if you want hints of color, so blue being a part of the trend, this is a great way to incorporate it if you don't have individual pieces that you're wearing. >> great bracelet, that's fun. love that piece. >> and we also have that in a ring as well. >> and then finally to the bags as we were talking about, it's all about the clutch or the handbag that's very structured and grace kelly-like. >> yes. so these, the color, i love browns and oranges for fall, so you have kind of the idea of a structured clutch or a little purse for t

paula and t.j.? >> always good to hear from rick. >> yeah, you know, a lot of people are predicting that romney will come out strong in the first debate because he did have to go through all of those during the primary, and president obama just hasn't had many people limiting the amount of time he can talk for the past four years. >> yes, and romney has been going through some intense debate prep as well with the senator from ohio, rob portman, who is a veteran at this sort of thing, but romney will get back on the campaign trail, campaigning in some key battleground states, colorado, ohio, and virginia this week. >> he needs to get out there. >> he does. >>> just three days after hitting the stores the much-anticipated iphone 5s are all but gone. official figures come out later today, but one report estimates that 8 million phones were sold, meantime, the verizon version of the iphone 5 has a surprise feature. it also accepts the at&t sim card and works on that network. it's not clear if those phone

paula and t.j.? >> yeah, 0 for 17. bad batting average there for "mad men." okay, so julie bowen who looked absolutely gorgeous in her yellow dress, certainly gets some attention during her acceptance speech. why? >> reporter: well, at first it was a great acceptance speech and started talking about how "modern family" has henned her make her a better mother. and then she said this, you know, i get an award, that's it. and, you know, falling down and for wearing nipple covers so that was an interesting moment and kept bringing up the nipple covers and manufacture has a person specifically there to give her nipple covers in case she has a slip-up while taping. just very interesting. >> a little revealing. maybe a little tmi. >> thankfully i've never had to wear those while anchoring this show. >> probably shouldn't talk about the ten-minute exchange with our makeup artist earlier today. >> moving on, i have a question for you, brandi, that's about the silver screen actors getting honors. what did kevi

paula and john? >> all right. tahman bradley in washington, thank you very much. >>> and lama hasan is live in cairo, where it is another tense morning. we heard of unrest outside of the consulate. protesters cutting through barbed wire, throwing rocks. what is the scene like right now? >> reporter: good morning, paula. you're absolutely right. protesters are on the streets of cairo again this morning, outside the u.s. embassy right now. there are running battles between the protesters and the egyptian security forces. the demonstrators have been burning cars and throwing stones at the security forces. police have hit back by firing tear gas. this follows an explosion of violence overnight. a massive crowd of about 500 protesters breached the barbed wire that has been put in place to protect the embassy after the first set of demonstrations three days ago. many young men clashed with security forces, throwing rocks and molotov cocktails. security forces have fired warning shots in the air and tear gas to push the

this for paula. we go to southeast michigan. she's from jackson.n arbor, temperatures in the only upper 30s this morning. beautiful look at the campus there and some blue skies there the rest of the cold air is certainly going to be in place. that autumnal stretches all of the way to boston. philadelphia, 70 on monday. 75 by tuesday. d.c. is going to be 72 today. let's fly across the country. the emmys are happening. it's going to be dry, 87. colorado, 84. that's a look at the big picture. let's get a check a little closer to home. >> this weather report brought to you by nasonex. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- frontman freak out. green day's billie joe armstrong snapped on stage. why did he go berserk and does it compare to past freakouts like stars billy joel. >>> what on earth did an reporter to this baby? coming up in "fixation." keep it here. [ male announcer ] it started long ago. it's called passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. so does aarp, serving a

i'm paula faris.veloping news in just a moment. >>> but first, 9/11 remembered. how new york city, pennsylvania, and the nation's capital marked a solemn day. a bit differently than they have in year's past. this is my first time actually being in new york city on the anniversary, and, very, very somber mood in this city today. >> absolutely. >>> also this morning, americans spent more than $1 billion on a popular health supplement, a prominent new study shows that fish oil may just be as effective as snake oil. we'll tell you about that. >> snake oil? >> snake oil salesman, you know the expression, doesn't do anything? >> i am just kidding. >> suckered me again. >> i know what you are talking about. >> i hate when that happens. >>> how a simple toast by kate middleton sparked rumors of an heir to the british throne. it's a big headline for royal watchers, and it's all -- >> stealing the headlines left and right. >> she is supposed to procreate within the first year if you're a royal. >> all right. fi

. >> let's start with paula. she is 57 years old from iowa.'s chagrin, she stopped dying her hair five years ago. she was thrilled when we approached her on the plaza. let's take a listen to her story. >> we chose paula because we know there is a lot of hot going on here. it's a girls trip. judy why does she deserve this? >> paula is a great person. she is a great mom, a great wife and she works really hard. we are really excited she can have this experience. >> i know you called your husband when you were outside. what did he say? >> he laughed and he's excited. >> we are going to make him smile, i think, right? what do you think about this whole thing? >> it's exciting. this is too cool. >> paula is here with her girls. judy, mary, becky and jane. ladies, please keep your blindfolds on till i give you the green light. here is paula before. let's see the new you. oh, wow! oh, my gosh! girls, take off your blind folds. [ screaming ] take off your blindfolds. >> you look beautiful. >> ready to see yourself? you can put your glasses on. >> you h

hi, karen. >> reporter: hi, paula. hi, rob. democrats have been pouring into charlotte over the weekend. the obama campaign hopes they're fired up and ready to go. last week, republicans had the spotlight. now, it's the democrats' turn. before president obama and vice president biden arrive here in charlotte, they're on a jam-packed battleground state swing. the president revved up a crowd of 13,000 supporters in colorado. one of his largest events yet. >> if you are willing to vote for me in november, we will win boulder and we will win colorado. we will win this election. >> reporter: in wisconsin, vice president biden slammed the republican ticket. >> what they espouse is a social policy right out of the '60s, a foreign policy with echoes of the cold war, and an economic policy that brought us the great recession. >> reporter: rivals storm the campaign trail, mitt romney had a quiet day in new hampshire. he attended mormon church services with his family. and the next few days he will be out of sight as he begins preparation

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. >> check you out, paula.umped into you at the produce aisle. >> out of my way. >> that's not what my cart looks like. embarrassed at costco, ham, bacon, egg, cheese, steak, meat. >> my goodness. had your cholesterol tested lately? >> yesterday. >> are you okay? >> i don't know yet. >> clearly i am not. >> you are doing fine. >> paula is a little jittery today. >> too much caffeine. >> nervous and excited to work next to you. >> that must be it. >> 7 inch stilettos, a fashion item and fight crime. >>> all right, time for "the mix." paula you have been feeling under the weather, not quite feeling right. maybe working too much. >> hormones and being a woman. being a woman kind of stinks. >> being a man is not so good either if you work over eight hours. for men or women. if you work over eight hours you increase your -- you increase -- i'm working to hard. you increase your risk of heart attack by -- 80%. according to >> really? >> 22,000 people from around the world, 12 studies, all the studies from 1958 find i

. >> i'm paula faris. we will hear how president obama and mitt romney are laying political ground work for the homestretch of the campaign. also ahead this monday morning, the struggles to recover from isaac. why thousand of folks in louisiana face new danger today and so many folks still dr struggling without electricity. 400,000 without electricity. >>> coming up, a monster truck goes out of control at a crowded show. we'll see what happens to spectators that were there to watch the race. ooh, look at that. >>> later if a new laptop is on your back to school list, our contributor here with computers that are top in their class. i just need one that doesn't break. >> like the fine ones here at abc. >> i need the internet. is that too much to ask. wi-fi. >> didn't be demanding it's overnight. first the democrats step into the convention spotlight this week gathering in charlotte to nominate president obama for a second term. >> while the democrats take center stage, republicans are trying to keep their mo

this is for paula. we go to southeast michigan. she's from jackson.nn arbor, temperatures in the only upper 30s this morning. fall is settling in. beautiful look at the campus there and some blue skies. the rest of the cold air is certainly going to be in place. that autumnal feel stretches all of the way to boston. this is pretty seasonal. philadelphia, 70 on monday. 75 by tuesday. d.c. is going to be 72 today. now, let's fly across the nation, because the emmys are happening. it's going to be dry, 87. colorado, 84. drying out o >> good morning. a perfect day for you, the first full day of fall. plenty of sunshine, , 74 degrees, rain the weeiddle of >> this weather report brought to you by nasonex. dan and bianna. >> all right, ginger. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- frontman freak out. green day's billie joe armstrong snapped on stage. why did he go berserk and does it compare to past freakouts by stars like billy joel? >>> what on earth did an reporter do to this baby? coming up in "fixation." keep it here. "fixation." keep it here. [ ma

. >> paula fredriksen, what did jeffrey shela say that you find needs further elaboration or different elaboration from your perspective? >> well, i was thinking of there's also a second century tradition that jesus was born in a cave i mean, there are all sorts of traditions that grow about jesus' birth the more christianity develops and when i consider that matthew and luke were probably each written by anonymous christians somewhere, i don't know, between 90-100 and that jesus himself would have been born sometime around 0, that's a lot of room to begin looking to the bible for ideas to express what you think is religioussy important about jesus and that's why i would look at these -- but i think mary was home in nazareth when she had jesus, i don't think she was in bethlehem. >> well, let's go to the basics, first of all, the year. was it not four years before a.d. started? >> well, a.d. starts as a medieval convention. jesus, if he's born -- this is one of the chronological differences between the gospels. if harrod is alive as he has to be from matthew's birth narrative to work w

i'm paula faris in new york. >> sunny, are you rocking a v?an, do we really need the v. >> wow, sunny. you have been working out. >> i don't want to make people feel bad and filled with jealousy and resentment. >> i see your guns there. >> you know? >> how many days do you have to work out to pull off the physique? >> several. several. >> i have some catching up to do. impressive stuff. >> the v. >> talking about all the working out. football, nfl week four under way. another round of the "world news now" nfl picks competition. >> go to our web page, wnnfans.com. see the teams, rob, paula, the commish, jack sheehan. pick this week. i think the commish will dominate. >> your turn. click on the link. the teams you think will win the featured games. >> not just good enough to list your picks, to be counted you must click on the link and then vote. >> click the link. >> click the link. >>:aw >> "the mix" is next. >> stay with us. what does fall smell like? head north, to someplace pristine like acadia national park. there is nothing like the parks

this for paula because we have to go to southeast michigan.but we'll start with a very fall-like in ann arbor. temperatures in the upper 30s this morning. so fall is settling in. beautiful look at the campus there and some blue skies for you today for the most part. the rest of the cold air will be in place and ha autumnal feel stretches to boston. this is pretty seasonal for this time of year. feels like it's not that cold but feels like it. philadelphia, 70 on monday, 75 by tuesday, d.c. going to be 72 today. now, let's fly across the nation because the emmys are happening. it's going to be dry, 87. look at the center there, ft. collins, colorado, at 84 and drying out on the east coast >> this weather report broug >> this weather report brought to you by nasonex. dan and bianna. >> all right, ginger. >>> coming up on "gma", front man freakout. green day's lead singer billie joe armstrong snapped on stage, so why did he go berserk and does it compare to past freakouts by billy joel? >>> what could this reporter have done to start this crying

the name paula came up.to be the nurse the officer told me about. >> they said that they recognized her voice on the telephone. we were communicating, you know, outside of the prison system. i didn't want to get her in any kind of trouble, but i couldn't stop communicating with her. there was no way that that was going to happen. >> one day i was out on my med run, and one of the sergeants came and got me from the pod and said that the captain wanted to talk to me. so we went on up there, and when we went up there, they asked me if my cell number was a certain number, and i said it was, and they asked me if i had been talking to david, and i said no. and they began to play a tape. >> after we played the tape for her, she confessed to everything. she confessed to having a relation with him. >> i just didn't know what to do, and they just said they wanted my badge and i was going to be escorted off the grounds, and so i said okay. they took my badge, and there i went. >> her security clearance was pulled, and

for "nightline," i'm paula faris in new york. >> the v-cut. thanks to paula for that.watching abc news. we hope you check in for "good morning america." they're working while you're sleeping. we're always online at abcnews.com. jimmy kimmel is up next. see you here tomorrow.

. >> i'm paula faris on this monday morning. we'll get to the latest in the race for president in just a moment. >>> also, this half hour eyes on the bad guys. the federal government is using some pretty high-tech methods to weed out potential terrorists as they go about their daily lives. but some say that it goes slightly too far. >>> plus, it was the defining moment of one of the highest profile trials in modern history. the glove that did not fit and the jury that did acquit. now the prosecutor in the o.j. simpson case says the defense actually pulled a fast one. who does not remember that moment and johnnie cochran's now famous quote on that. wow. >> yes, fascinates information. >>> and a top tennis player told to slim down or stay home. how she let her game speak for herself. >> exactly. that story is kind of mind-boggling a little bit as to what they were -- what their criteria was for telling the young lady she was not fit, and then she goes out and proves them wrong. >> yes, she does. >> stay tuned for that. >>> getting

all over her. >> i'm paula faris.the refs who made the controversial call during monday night's seahawks/packers' game in a mont. >>> also this half-hour, president obama addresses the united nations and has harsh words for one nation in particular. >> as usual, iran, the elephant in the room in that one. >>> plus also this morning, an emotional reunion. a woman who was nearly killed by an out-of-control car. look at the tape. the police officer who literally saved her life. they have been reunited. an incredible story. she is very lucky to be alive. look at that. how close that was. how tragic that could have been. >>> her life was changed. but her dreams remain. a paralyzed woman's vow to walk down the aisle for her wedding day. >> little bit of inspiration on a wednesday morning. great story. >>> first, we have been talking and the country talking about this suns mince monday night. the pressure to do something about the replacement refs. it all picked up steam after this call monday night giving seattle the highly

ambassador what's the latest we're hearing from libya paula. an investigation is under way in libya since the killing of the american ambassador hunt you say we know that civil unrest has been made and we are hearing both from the original photos he's the washington based state al-qaeda was behind the wave of violence to hit that country on tuesday we also know that the united states is sending marines and ships to libya but as of yet no indication in terms of concrete flows of who actually carried out those killings to you in that we were very briefly paula friday was always going to be a potential time for unrest after friday prayers are we expecting more tonight more trouble. it's difficult to assess because sydney in the last half an hour or so the crowds have seen mason in numbers but seventy five days is that traditionally a day when the cops do come to the streets and it is possible because if i was late at night so the short answer is that it's really difficult to tell but i think it is worth noting that. today of course did go out to t

i'm rob nelson. >> i'm paula faris.ws that impacts first responders, rescuers and manhattan residents in a moment. >>> the health care fight on the campaign trail. now mitt romney is saying some of president obama's reforms are just fine with him. we have always known he maintained he is going to repeal what he calls obama care and replace it with his own. now we are finding out exactly what he would keep and what he would discard of. >> the position softened. one of the big things, polls support the idea that people with pre-existing conditions should get coverage. he is saying, backs that part of the reform. get to that. >>> big story -- breaking news from your old stomping ground of chicago. where public school teachers are set to strike this morning for the first time in quarter century. teachers, parents, students all facing a very tough situation. could be some messy days in the windy city. >> got a message from one friend, she had to call out of work. who will watch the kids? later, big names and big games, sanch

. >> i'm paula faris.ent, both sides appear to be digging in as the chicago teachers' strike enters its second day. >>> also ahead, today's anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. 11 years later, the sadness, the security questions, they're all still fresh. we're going to tell you how a lot of folks around the country are going to be paying tribute to those who lost their lives. >>> reality tv show got more than it bargained for, an episode of "hoarding buried alive" uncovered a deadly virus that was lurking in one home. >> that show gives me the heebie-jeebies. >>> then later, it may not be a one-woman show after all. there's word that one of "idol's" most popular judges -- yeah, dawg, he's coming back for another season. that is straight ahead in "the skinny". >> i am a randy fan. i interviewed him at abc. he was the nicest man. >> really? >> yeah. i became an instant fan. i always thought he was cool. now in his corner big time. >> is this your audition for "american idol"? >> yeah. i want to sing. i don't wan

rob and paula are off.he refs in a moment. >>> also this half hour, 50 states, and both presidential candidates picked the same one to campaign in yesterday. we'll see how president obama and mitt romney are making their case with 39 days to go. >> i can't believe it's 39 days my goodness. >> i know. it's getting close. >>> and then airport insecurity. abc's brian ross on the trail of tsa agents accused of pocketing the passenger belongings they're supposed to be protecting. >> that is a great story. you're going to want to see that. >> it infuriates me. >> it is unbelievable. yeah, going to push your buttons. >>> when a six-pack just won't cut it. you haven't seen ripped until you've seen these bodies. paula drew this assignment, a tough one before her day off. >> a good assignment. >> then you have to sweat. i don't know about that one. she can have that one. >>> first, thursday night football had a whole different look than monday night's game. >> these's because the regular referees are back in action i

paula? >> i think -- i'm a big advocate for higher education.nd society but it allows each to have better self-esteem and to have socializing skills, and it's the first step in a young adult's life to have a little bit of independence, yet in a controlled environment. >> but does it make financial sense? >> for me it did, because i have to tell you, it's my ultimate trump card. if television just goes down the toilet for me, i've got a law degree, and i can get a job. i have a license to practice law. that's my biggest asset. >> i'm really torn on this one, but there's a difference between a law degree and just a bachelors degree from a fourth rate university, and, you know, it's not for -- let me finish. this is what happens, just by the way. i start to talk and she interrupts. >> i'm used to that. >> you're used to that. for a lot of people to put themselves 100,000, 50,000 in debt, maybe it doesn't make sense for everybody. >> maybe there's better choices in choosing a major. maybe it's better choices in picking a college that you can afford.

i'm paula faris. >> i'm rob nelson.education, and the economy all key topics last night as the president accepted officially the nomination in charlotte. a live wrap-up from charlotte coming up in a moment. >>> also in this half-hour, the airline hoax that was no laughing matter. turning a flight around, in fact, and turning one man's birthday flight into an absolute nightmare. >>> high stakes deal making with the economy on the brink, saying the situation was so much worse than we were led to believe. >> exactly. >> frightening. >> i love books like that that give you the nitty-gritty behind the scenes, what it is like away from the cameras. fascinating detail. woodward, you know it is good. >>> later, from a boy band to the biggest names in music. who went home with video music award who had the fans screaming? all that is coming up in "the skinny." as a political junkie, i forgot the vmas were on. >> you dvr-ed it. >> should have. i saw some e-mail. more people watched bill clinton's speech than watched nfl season pr

i'm paula faris.lockout including the surprising background of the two refs who worked the monday night game. let's just say, lingerie has something to do with it. >>> also this half hour, new wildfire worries. the dangerous and very destructive season shows no signs of letting up. >> and then some big-time backlash for a father who says he was just being honest when he blogged about his two boys and told the world actually which son he likes best. you always see parents say "i don't have favorites. i love all my children equally." this guy, not so much. he said "i like this kid more." >> can you imagine being the kid, less loved child? >> nice shot to the kid's self-esteem. >> let's try therapy right now. >>> speaking of favorites, a few of the hottest songs now from taylor swift to trey songz. you'll have a hard time getting these out of your head as we debut "insomniac play lift." >> do you know who trey songz is? >> no, i don't. i know that tre is three. >> sorry. >> -- in my cd player. kidding. >

. >> and i'm paula faris. the romney campaign reboots after mounting criticism from republicans that he's moving in the wrong direction. >> that's right, romney vows to spend more time with voters and less time raising money. abc's tahman bradley is following the campaign with just 43 days to go. >> reporter: mitt romney continues his battleground state tour in colorado today as he tries to rebound from a difficult week. national polls show the white house race tight that president obama leads in the battleground states will decide the election. last night in denver, romney slammed the president's record. >> it's very clear we can't afford four more years like the last four years, that's why we're going to get change finally in washington that the people of america deserve. >> reporter: when romney arrived in ohio tomorrow for a bus tour, he'll be greeted by a new tv ad by the obama campaign attacking the nominee for saying 47% of americans are dependant on the government and view themselves as victims. >> my

someone said she wore lip gloss. >> would you do it, paula?eaves. all natural. >> who is that? >> julie chen. >> i'm kidding. >> i recognize her. >> there you go. >> we'll be right back, everybody. # ♪ that's my dog ♪ that's my dog >> catchy song if you are a dug dog lover. in the house. raise your hand like you just don't care. you probably think your pet is the top dog. >> good thing rob is not here. not much of a dog lover. he was not get the next story about dog owners spending small fortunes or elaborate portraits. here is abc's t.j. winick. ♪ >> reporter: do you treat your pooch like a prince? does your dog walk around like he owns the joint? if so one of these oil paintings may just be at home in your hallway? >> for us they're surrogate kids. we dote on them. >> reporter: bill commissioned one of caramela his collie. here she is chasing a ball around the yard. here she is the empress maria of russia with hot pink nails, a minor embellishment to the portrait of the empress done in 1857. >> i don't take one old-fashioned painting and sta

karen. >> reporter: good morning, paula, john.dent obama ordered increased security at american diplomatic posts all around the world. u.s. officials are very concerned about the unrest spreading. the kay yotic fire fight, raged on and off for nearly five hours. in the end. four americans were dead. including the u.s. ambassador to libya, chris stevens. >> the united states condemns in the strongest terms this outrageous and shocking attack. >> reporter: on tuesday, 20 militants, firing ought matting weapons and rocket propelled grenades stormed the american consulate in benghazi. the main building of the consulate was quickly on fire. at least four of the americans are believed to have died from smoke inhalation. no one was shot. for more than five hours, after the attack, the state department could not confirm ambassador stevens' whereabouts. his body was not recovered for 12 hours. >> libyans helped some of our diplomats find safety and carried ambassador stevens' body to the hospital where we trajically learned that he had die