here's abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: in the market for a mansion but don't want to pay a premium? you might want to look in jacksonville's exclusive gated communit pablo bay. this is nice. fountains. really well-kept grounds. nice community. inside, there is a house for sale that will take your breath away. but not in a good way. wow. this is crazy. severe disrepair. seemingly unliveable. and seemingly unsellable. >> it's a garage sal gone bad. >> reporter: it's a garage sale gone epically bad. unless you're real estate agent todd arnold. what do you see it as? >> something that has opportunity. someone can easily clean it up. you have to get rid of all of this. >> reporter: you have to get rid of this stuff. but it's the filth. where most see trash, todd sees potential treasure. he finds distressed homes like this in danger of foreclosure, prices it low and tripes to sell them fast. it's called short sale. >> opportunity for me, because i believe the house is only worth what someone's willing to pay. >> reporter: todd's mission today is to convince mom of three jennifer that thi

here's abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: we are deep in the malaysian rain forest on a quest.o find what may be nature's most potent after deez ya called tongkat ali. officially dubbed nature's vie gag are. our guide, an american who re r refers to himself as the medicine hunter. >> you give people tongkat ali. it's chinese new year's fireworks in their pants. it works. >> reporter: and it could be a game change earl in the u.s. a nation who is obsessed with sexual enhancement and driving a multibillion dollar business. >> that bark's different. that bark's different. >> reporter: that is, if we manage to find it. in dense, impossibly hill little terrain, crawling with predators. >> one drop of that venom could kill all of us plus all our relatives. i want to know about these. >> reporter: chris is one of the herbal industry's hired guns. >> what do you do with it? he scours the globe investigating natural remedies. racing around like a kid opening presents. that promise to make us younger, stronger and sexier. >> right now it's about $100 billion a year globally. this is a bi

over to you. >> if only the riviera at work were only the riviera sunny.etwork producers, producers and talent. rom fireme caroline f international. thank you for joining us. your industry is going to a consolidation phase. technology is growing and people are playing catch-up. you have been on the acquisitive chtrail. >> the big thing is the digitalnce of web and platforms with broadcast television. from nickelodeon to mtv to comedy central, something we have been focused on since shows like "icarly" in 2007. absorbed that, particularly in kids and family. you are not seeing launches that do not have everything consolidated. nds," like "dora and frie that builds on "dora the as well as the success when that lodged in the state. -- when that launched in the states. we simultaneously launched an app which became number one. were you surprised at the change? in the last two or three years it has been a game changer. >> what has driven the interest is the viewers. in many cases they are preschool viewers. a 2 year oldere's old, they are consuming things regar

abc's gloria riviera is "on the town." ♪ >> that's what i'm talking about ♪ ♪ i got that real good ♪ff >> reporter: from the tip of his boots to the back of his truck, luke bryan is shaking his booty to the top of the country charts with songs like "that's my kind of night." let me see it. >> you have to get it together. >> jimmy: nashville's reigning golden boy, he is having one hell of a good time. ♪ that's my kind of night >> reporter: and tonight is definitely his kind of night. >> what's up, "nightline," it's luke here and welcome to the "that's my kind of night" tour. >> reporter: look huke has 11 n one hits. his album has-catapulted him into an elite club. country music stars able to sell out stadiums. >> we're at soldier field. >> reporter: we have an all-access pass. crashing his tour in chicago. >> more of a blues town, isn't it? >> not tonight. >> reporter: and getting a ride in his bronco down on the farm. >> my bronco. >> reporter: that's how i roll. luke bryan gives me around in his car. >> you know. thank y'all for everything. >> reporter: his team is turning this cow

here's abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: martha rivera calls herself a mini van mom with a twist. soccer mom by day, alligator wrestler by night? >> yes. >> reporter: that twist, something a lot of people are paying to see. >> if she misses up, her face will come off. >> reporter: martha is an alligator wrestler, performing even at seven months pregnant. >> i love it. this is going to be one of my last shows, because i'm due in six weeks. >> reporter: before baby arrives, martha's invited us to watch as she attempts a new stunt for the first time. the shock value of seeing an exper tant mother wrestling alligators only adding to the draw. gave formania going far beyond the sunshine state. shows from "swamp people." >> oh, my god! >> reporter: to "gator boys." >> that head can slam shut at any moment. that gator gets ahold of you and shakes, your neck is going to snap. >> reporter: are giving alligators their day in the sun. but with gator shows seemingly advertised off every exit on the highway, tourists want to see something more exciting than a gator in a cage. are you the allig

martha riviera calls herself a minivan mom with a twist.restles alligators for a living. >> and even when seven months pregnant. she's not taking a break. abc's gloria riviera asked her about the dangers involved. >> reporter: i have to think are the other soccer moms asking is this safe? >> they are. that's everyone's question as far as whether it's safe or not. it is safe. if you know what you're doing, and the techniques to use, it's no less dangerous than getting into a car and driving to the airport. >> and i thought exercising at the gym while seven months pregnant was extreme. i did it. >> don't talk to this woman about it. just before maternity leave, mar this tries this stunt for the first time. it's called a full frontal is what you are seeing there. maybe you can understand why. good luck to her. >>> up next, the apple can't catch a break with the iphone 6. >> the operating system, and bend-gate, and hair-gate. reporting the phones are ripping hairs out. it's triggered an avalanche of complaints on social media and some advertisi

for more an her story we're "up all nightline" with gloria riviera. >> reporter: martha riviera callsh a twist. >> soccer mom by day. alligator wrestler by night? >> yep. >> reporter: that twist, something a lot of people are paying to see. martha is an alligator wrestler. performing even at 7 months pregnant. the shock value of seeing an expectant mother wrestling alligators only adds to the draw. gator mania today going far beyond the sunshine state. shows from "swamp people" to "gator boys." >> head can slam shut any minute. only takes 25 pounds of pressure to break your neck. if that gator gets a hold of you, your neck is going to slam like that. >> reporter: with gator shows seemingly advertised off every exit on the highway, tourists want to see something more exciting than a gator in a cage. in just a few hours, she'll be performing her final alligator show before maternity leave. >> how are the alligators looking today? >> the pit looks great. these alligators are wild. but they know that we use them. >> a lot of alligators in florida. florida is the only place in the world th

for "nightline," gloria riviera in borneo. >> thanks for watching "nightline."om. have a great weekend. >>> ♪ >> welcome to inside the eagles i'm your host john dorenbos to day dave spadaro will sit down with linebackers coach bill mcgovern and talk strategy. i don't know if you knew this but the nfl has a famous punter and donnie will go visit the zoo. also, the top five list takes a top five personalities that have ever played for this great organization. >> what, sorry i'm late. did you say, yeah, i did. >> i'm sorry. >> did you say top five characters in eagles history. >> yeah. >> i will say i betty can guess two of those and one guy i'm wearing his jersey right now. >> okay. >> speaking

for "nightline," gloria riviera in borneo. >> thanks for watching "nightline."lways at abcnews.com. have a great weekend. hey. hey, robert. hey. i just got off duty. i kind of need to talk. what's the matter, robert? i made this traffic stop that's kind of bothering me. oh, amy the virgin? oh, ray! what? what? that's what she is, right? i'm not so sure anymore. she was in the car with a guy. they were all dressed up. this was a date. well, robert, you two did break up. yeah, and you've been going on a few dates yourself, mr. luckypants. all right, deb, tell me what you know about this guy. w-w-well-- aheh! i know she's been seeing some people, but i don't know who-- james p. kitsos of queens.s... 5'10", 165 pounds, hair brown, eyes green, not an organ donor. selfish bastard! you know, robert, it sounds ke you kind of miss amy. why don't you just give her a call? you think she wants me to call her? do you want to call her? you think she still likes me? do you still like her? oh, my god! y don't you wait till your acne clears up and give her a ride on your skatebo

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but this week more people are talking about the first-place finisher, alfonso riviera, finally debutinghat we wanted. take a look. ♪ [applause] >> he brought it back. he performed his iconic carlton dance from "the fresh prince of their let -- fresh prince of bel air." blast.ere having a honestly, we just knew the moves and we performed the out of it. we really did. we were having so much fun. >> tonight's second-place finisher was leah thompson, followed by teddy robinson. most of the stars are not looking forward to the switch up next week, when they will dance with different rose picked by viewers. you can watch monday at 8 p.m.. i wish you could see how much fun jackie dream date for anyone rocking the red this thursday. check out his dream date, a 10-year-old girl gets to brag about going on a date with the great eight, they met during an american special hockey association event and he said yes, so he brought her flowers, drove her, and invited her over and they enjoyed a dinner of sushi. how about that? >> i love the glasses. >> a [dramatic music] ♪ >> yeah! yeah! whoo! [cheers a

besos desde la riviera maya en mÉxico, nos vemos el lunes!♪ ♪ [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> conozca a los Ángeles de la vida y la muerte que guÍan a las almas que no logran encontrar su camino. unos se afirman y otros se arrastran por la fe en un curandero. ahora mismo lo vemos. > > bienvenidos a otro primer impacto extra. la muerte siempre es un tema cargado de misterios y muchos se preguntan hacia donde se dirigen las almas. nos llevan a conocer a los Ángeles de la vida y tambiÉn de la muerte. vean. >> que en este ritual sirvan guiar su espÍritu. >> en este cuarto, siete personas estÁn comprometidos para elevarse al plano espiritual y lo hacen poniÉndose en manos de los Ángeles de la muerte >> es el arcÁngel samael que es el alcance el que corta el hilo de vida y destroza el cuerpo fÍsico y lo vuelve a llevar al seno de la tierra. >> cada uno se tornarÁ realizando el ritual del fuego y el incienso. la llama ayudarÁ a los angeles a guiar al alma. >> que no se desvÍan por ningÚn sendero y que fuerzas malignas puedan llevar su alma. >> humberto pÉrez estÁ c

we're "up all nightline" with gloria riviera. >> in the market for a mansion but don't want to pay aot? inside there's a house for sale that will take your breath away. but not in a good way. >> wow. this is crazy. >> reporter: in severe disrepair, seemingly unlivable. and seemingly unsellable. >> garage sale gone bad. >> reporter: garage sale gone epically bad. unless you're real estate agent todd arnold. >> what do you see it as? >> potential if you can clean it up. you have to get rid of all of this stuff. it's also the filth. >> reporter: todd sees potential treasure. he finds distressed homes like this in danger of foreclosure, prices it low and tries to sell them fast. it's called short sale. >> opportunity for me. i believe the house is only worth what someone is willing to pay. >> reporter: todd's mission is to convince mom of three jennifer this nightmare of a house could become her family's dream home. jen's first impression? -- >> what is that? smoke and animal. smokers. >> reporter: i expect jen to hightail it out of here, but she seems to be seeing the potential. >> this

. >> on "dancing with the stars" last night, alfonzo riviera announced a second child is on the way.n the list of names, maybe carlton? >> you can't do that to your child. >> i don't think they will. >> how about will? >>> i'm milissa rehberger. this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day on nbc. well, it's been ther number one soup in americasoup? for four generations. some things just run in the family campbell's! m'm! m'm! good! for 4 generations. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. >>> leading the news on nbc news.com, bp oil spill left rhode island sized bathtub ring on sea floor. new study estimates that about 10 million gallons of oil has coagulated on the floor of the gulf of mexico around the damaged deepwater horizon oil rig. >>> and in "usa tod

tony and nikki got back from a honeymoon on italian riviera. no ebola outbreak there. john told us he worried their trip abroad could expose them to deadly ebola virus. >> take it seriously. kid checking everybody coming from abroad. so we don't import any diseases. anything that hurts our people. >> one case in dallas has travelers at sfo at least thinking about ebola. in fact, health departments across the nation are preparing for the possibility that someone with the ebola disease could arrive in their county. >> public health has been working with local hospitals to make sure they have all the appropriate information and are prepared. a south bay facilities are preparing putting up signs about ebola. contra costa health official says a plan is in place there. >> some of the flights are communicating with providers. then there are plans, what we do with many, people with communicable diseases we do an investigation. >> airport screening proceduresen place by cdc and homeland security at sfo. a new layer of detection at jfk, newark, chicago o'hair and atlanta interna

i'm gloria riviera on borneo. >> we sold that piece a little differently.ed a lot of subjects. >> you only focused on one. >> there's one detail here. the nose acts as an echo chamber for their mating call. >> the bigger the nose, the larger the echo. the more popular the monkey. >> it's all in the nose. >>> coming up -- going from monkey toss dogs. particularly dogs celebrating halloween. >> what's betters than a dog in a costume? we'll have that next. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she may have been notified in time to help stop the damage. lifelock's credit notification service is on the job 24/7. as soon as they detect a threat to your identit

besos desde la riviera maya en mÉxico, nos vemos el lunes!♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ la astucia o de un ladrÓn ebrio fue truncado por un conductor. verÁn el final de su intento de robo. >> la huella en de nu araÑa en el cuerpo de una victima, se metiÓ en la piel para de un hombre. gracias por estar con nosotros. este viernes. soy bÁrbara, estos son los titulares del dÍa de hoy. ♪ ♪ con un machete masacran una familia por un caballo y unos cuantos dÓlares. >> salen a la luz las primeras imÁgenes de una de las enfermeras contagiadas con Ébola en la sala donde estÁ recluida. ♪ ♪ le cortan la lengua a un perro en un salÓn de bellezas para mascotas. algo insÓlito. >> desaparece un integrante de la banda recodo como si se lo hubiera tragado la tierra. >> unos caminan, otros se arrastran para reafirmar su fe en un curandero. esto es primer impacto. ♪ ♪ cual >> bueno, les contamos que le saliÓ el tiro) la culata un ladrÓn que quiso robar una cartera a una much, tras fallar en el intento intentÓ bajarse del vehÍculo, pero era rÁpida acciÓn del chofer detuvo sus planes.

fourth riviera in los angeles. agreko in san francisco. second place is clyde common in portland, oregon, their famous pacific standard drink is made with gin ner, honey and soda. the best bar is in new york city called the dead rabbit. >> it is seven minutes till the top of the hour. he did not see this coming. >> look out! move! move! >> this man underestimating the power of a smith & wesson. why his first shot sends him running. >> outrage of a school assignment asking students to take inventory of their family's medicine cabinet. fine or over the line? your e-mails up next. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can relieve ra symptoms, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infe

i brought something for you, a little red nick riviera thing. >> whoo. >> redneck girls do it better.nch these to france? >> we call them whoo girls and drive by and whoo girl. >> what you doing? >> thank you. >> have a little boot. there you go. perfect. >> feminists will be very upset with this. >> think will hate you in france now. >> he won celebrity apprentice, and launched a life-style brand and dad to his two fantastic kids, being half of the superstar duo big and rich. one lucky guy, john rich talks to us about his new album called, "gravity." download it as soon as you possibly r can. this is "outnumbered." you know " you know " ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopping online is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of t

it's a french riviera-style mansion. >> it sounds fancy. >> it's on a six-acre compound.t includes a horse stable. >> wow. >> looks swanky. >> yeah. we've got another place if you want to make a more reasonable, affordable move. john legend, his wife model chrissy teigen just listed their hollywood home. $2 million. nice place. several songs from his more recent album were recorded at this house. the house is designed acoustically for low sound meaning when it rains you hear the rain, not the drain spouts. >> i like that shower. i'd love to just take a shower there every day. >> who says that? >> me. >>> katy perry, pop superstar making headlines recently. she announced at the super bowl halftime attraction she's going to be the halftime star. she has other business to attend to. >> she's turning 30 next weekend. she wants to celebrate. how does one properly celebrate? you have a cake and in her case it's a funfetti cake. but betty crocker did not have funfetti frosting to go with it. why they discontinued the frosting and alluded to the prospect of not being able to actu

gloria riviera has the story. >> reporter: 5-year-old killey is fighting for her life. the once-vibrant little girl, paralyzed from her shoulders and her legs and unable to speak. >> she's continuously crying because i can't understand her. >> reporter: she's praying she's not the next victim of the deadly controversy. it was one night when she tucked her in that the 5-year-old let her know that something was terribly wrong. >> she was just about to get dozed off, and she said, mommy, my hands are going numb. on the third day she lost movement from her legs down. >> reporter: at first, they thought it was a cold. but it was ev-d 68, the deadly respiratory illness infecting children across the country. >> she'll blink her eyes for yes and no. >> reporter: at least 691 people in 46 states have contracted a respiratory illness caused by the enterovirus since mid-august. at least two dozen patients in seven states suffering from paralysis. most alarming for parents, the virus seems to strike from nowhere. 4-year-old eli wahler, a triplet was the fifth enterovirus fatality.

. >> we continue with geraldo riviera and megan mcdonald . >> i don't know what to say. >> spoiled ingratesed states sent troops to africa and tell what they did to survivors of the holocaust. i would say this. our policy of going over there and dethroning these dictators did somewhat lead to the rise of isis. >> no. what led to the rise of isis is obama not keeping training and intelligence on the ground after after we won over iraq. >> in retrospect -- >> we should have kept intelligence as a young man. >> were you a liberal? didn't you want to help everybody? >> no. i was 13 and they were screaming turn off the talk radio. >> you're rare. most kids are progressive liberals . >> i got in more trouble than you. that is saying a lot. >> as a young kid? >> harvard are raising some sort of cheat sheet from a left wing philosophy professor. >> go to cemetery at arlington you little losers. >> get a job. >> oh, the irony. >> jimmy kimmel asked people who is the vice president. watch this. >> joe biden. i think he, is our governor? >> i think he's the governor or something. >> joe biden? i don't

and under this extraordinary kind of moment a week after he was killed on the danish riviera, where you confront your cia handler and we are going to play a little bit from the tape if we can. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> the cia had just launched a counter propaganda operation by disabling the power here. and we wouldn't think that they were so efficient. >> i'm going to go to the top and you can call me when you're ready. >> while we wait, has anyone had any questions for morten storm? it's very rare that you hear a cia officer talking in such candid terms and then it becomes public. [inaudible] >> there we are, we're going to get it. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> we are just going to wrap part of this presentation appear. obviously you don't feel that you have received gratitude yet. >> no, i am still waiting to receive it. and i feel that if i could move on, it is sometimes other typical for me and my life and my family. >> after this we have to say that morton carried on working in intelligence, met the

alfonso riviera could bust out the carlton. i think that's a given, right? after the dances, another celebrity will be sent home. "dancing with the stars" is on at 8:00 followed by an all new "castle" and then abc 7 news at 11:00. >> what are you going to do if the most memorable year of your life was when you were potty trained? >> there you go. >> that's not something i want to see. >> think about that. you will, though. >> all right. coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, a popular author who sold millions of her racey novels allegedly files for bankruptcy. hear how she responded to questions today when she appeared on a sister station news channel 8. >> plus, are u.s. hospitals ready for ebola? the results of a >> the international ebola crisis continues to make its presence felt in the u.s. >> some are calling for the u.s. government to tighten its grip on the borders. mary maloney has the latest. >> with concerns about ebola in the u.s. president obama met with his national security team on monday. the deteriorating conditions in africa make it more likely t

saw you as the italian sitting on the riviera with espresso. that has been shattered. you have got to get up in a hotel room. you have two options, t r nescafe. >> you are staying in the wrong hotel. you have to upgrade. the nice ones have espresso machines. clearly we are off course. him whatyou to ask cocoa prices are doing and to what extent nestle is bracing about ebola. coast, whichory produces a majority of the world's cocoa. to thet that does international market and their basic ingredient costs. of those things are part of the conversation. thank you very much indeed. we will talk off-line about hotels. concern. hans nichols, our international correspondent. we are going to speak to nestle's ceo very shortly from vevey on the shores of lake geneva. paul bulcke, coming up. they markets are extremely turbulent. we have had a balance in european equities. yesterday, i watering. global growth concerns on the front foot and everybody's minds. hosea is the director of monetary affairs at the imf. he joins us in his first interview of the day. good morning. global inv

. >> for nightline, i'm gloria riviera in jacksonville, florida. >> oh, boy.hink i'd buy one of those. >>> music in the workplace and the power it has to make you more productive and competent. what are the songs that help you crush it on the job. >>> also in our next half hour, what would you do, reena. you find over $100,000 in cash on the side of the road. do you keep it? or do we go shopping? >> go to saks fifth avenue. >> that's my girl. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ >>> we're talking about music. you might not know this. before the show every day, t.j. can be seen reading over his scrips and you see him there jamming to music on his ipad. >> it's necessary. >> it really changes your mood. when the headphones aren't in, i can be seen and heard serenading t.j. and the rest of the crew with my crazy music in between breaks. >> that does not get us in the right mood at all. >> maybe the crew upstairs in the control room would differ. >> we're on to something here. there's science to back this up. you need music. the power

there's this extraordinary kind of moment a week after al-awlaki was killed in a hotel on the danish riviera where you confront your cia handler. we're going to play a little bit from this tape, if we can. [background sounds] >> we, the cia have just launched a counterpropaganda operation by disabling the power here. [laughter] immaculate timing. we didn't think they were so efficient, did we, tim? [laughter] >> well, i'm going to go to the club, and you can call me when you're ready. [laughter] .. [background sounds] 9 >> we're just going to wrap this part of the presentation up here. obviously you don't feel faith you have received that yet. >> no. otherwise i would be doing that. i feel that one of these -- if i could bury the axe and move on but it is difficult. me and my wife and my family. >> i have to say morten storm carried on working for intelligence for a year, and the next overall leader of al qaeda probably, there is a significant opportunity to target through both compacts of the un establishment. and when they are concerned about, we can talk about that in the q&a. we want to

will there was another woman or excuse me, sophia riviera that went missing that evening in christopherroblem here is, without bodies you don't have any evidence that you can physically connect him to. i am sure what the police are doing, is they are scouring his apartment. they are scouring his car for any kind of dna evidence that will link him to these women. and the way you get the dna evidence from them is you go to their houses and their toothbrushes and their parents. that only establishes that they were connected. without the bodies, it's going to be very hard to link him to any other cases. we do have a body in this case. they're going to have to have something more than dna evidence. the thing that i find curious, how is it that just a week ago or just a couple of days ago they found a cab? from five years ago, on a farm? >> they have obviously have dna linking him to some of these cases. but there are all of these open and unfinished and cold cases of these women that have gone missing and is very concerning. everybody wants justice for those families. everybody wants to find