mara schiavocampo walks us through it. >> you're very much involved. excuse me. >> reporter: the debate, a head-to-head battle, filled with emotion, both for the candidates on the stage -- >> he would rather believe vladimir putin. >> reporter: and the viewers at home. >> give me a break, please. >> reporter: "gma" doing it own unscientific stress test. stress check-in. >> reporter: ten voters using an app to rate their levels of stress, one through ten, while watching the candidates on stage. this is where we're starting. this is our predebate stress check-in. and the number is pretty low. the average score, 3.27. they strap on a my zone heart rate monitor. a raised heartbeat, a side effect of stress, providing a window into how this election may be affecting us. watching the debate tonight. there is social media. there's tweeting. we're inundated in it. it's almost like you can't escape it. >> reporter: while the group's self-rated stress and heart rates start low, they don't stay there. during candidates' responses on an abortion question, tempers r

mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> an 11th death is blamed on a defective takata air bag. a woman was driving a 2001 honda civic which had been recalled but the repair was never made. fragments. the older they are, the more likely they are to malfunction. >>> apple is saying that a vast majority, nine out of ten of its chargers and cables that are sold on amazon were fakes and possibly unsafe. all came from the same supplier and were described as genuine apple products. apple is suing that company and am sobhani is no longer carrying the products. amazon is not named however in that lawsuit. >>> ang iconic cameramaker is getting into the smartphone business. >> kodak is making a phone focused on taking pictures. it has a 21 megapixel camera. that by the way is nearly double the size of the i 7 and google pixel. it means the ektra will be able to produce larger pictures. the extra megapixels. >> trying to trick us. >>> former wells fargo employees are now speaking out against the scrutiny. >>> a night many won't soon forget. guests' reaction and focus, whoa, what did he jus

mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> an 11th death is now blamed on a defective takata air bag. a woman died in an accident in southern california last month. she was driving a 2001 honda civic which had been recalled but the repair was never made. the inflators in the defective air bags can rupture spewing metal fragments. the older the inflator, the more likely they are to malfunction. >>> apple is saying that a vast majority, nine out of ten, of sold on amazon were fakes and possibly unsafe. all came from the same supplier and were described as genuine apple products. apple is suing that company and amazon is no longer carrying the products. amazon is not named however in that lawsuit. >>> an iconic cameramaker is getting into the smartphone business. >> we're talking about kodak. remember them. well, they're making a phone focused on taking pictures. the ektra as it's called has a 21 megapixel camera. that, by the way, is nearly double the size of the and google pixel. the ektra will be able to produce larger pictures. the extra megapixels. >> they're trying to trick us with

abc's mara schiavocampo has the details. < in this morning's gma first look - 30 thousand people in the us suffer aneurysm rupture every year... half of those are fatal nats lisa reporting like so many women, lisa colagrossi was always on the go?a deadline-driven new york city reporter?a wife and mom to two boys. last year colagrossi began suffering terrible headaches, but put off going to checked // and she said ' i don't have time // i'll take an asprin - [overtalk] ms: she was brain aneurism ruptured?leading to a massive brain hemorrhage. colagrassi didn't survive. now, her husband todd is working tirelessly to save others?starting the lisa colagrossi foundation coming up at 7am, dr. jennifer ashton on the possible warning signs you need to look out for - with your gma first look, i'm mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york." > coming up in our next half hour. who doesn't like free stuff! find out how you can get your hands on a car seat for your won't cost you anything. and i'm watching hurricane matthew as it barrels towards the u-s. breaking right now at 6 am-- mastering the art of

abc's mara schiavocampo has more. >> reporter: it's the latest bulge. sculpture. a brand new nonsurgical procedure that melts away stubborn fat. >> something you can do on your lunch break, takes literally 25 minutes. >> reporter: this is the first ever to use laser, and supposed to be less painful than other alternatives. here's how it works. first, these plates to the patient. >> so far so good. >> reporter: next a laser penetrates the skin, heating up fat cells and destroying them so they can be eliminated by the body. >> once you remove that most outer part of the fatty layer, wait six weeks, go back in the same area to repeat the procedure. >> reporter: this 34-year-old said her tummy's always been a trouble spot and turned for help. >> did it to jump start the diet and wanted results right away. >> reporter: she said the treatment did not hurt and went again. >> 1 to 2 inches and i fit nicely in my jeans. >> reporter: she's recommending it to friends, takes 12 weeks, and ideal for patients with a healthy lifestyle but can't seem to get rid of certain areas o

i'm mara schiavocampo in for diane macedo. >> great to have you with us, mara, as always. i'm kendis gibson. starting with the serious breaking news, hurricane matthew, which is continuing to show strength despite losing some power overnight as it moves through the caribbean. >> and here's a view of the massive category 3 system from about 250 miles above the earth. this shot coming from the international space station. >> here's the latest on matthew. as many as 2 million people in the southeastern u.s. are being urged to evacuate their homes. states of emergency have been declared in four states. >> reporter: more than 1500 flights have been cancelled with more expected on thursday, and school has been cancelled for 2 million students in south here's some of the aerial images of the heavy damage on haiti's southwest peninsula. more than 3100 homes have been destroyed, at least ten deaths blamed on the storm, and united states has sent experts to haiti to assess the damage. u.s. is also providing $1.5 million in food and other disaster relief. >> and in the united states,

here is abc's mara schiavocampo. >> move to the country. >> reporter: we all know sun is the main causeow some experts say your skin may have a new enemy. pollution. data over the last few years finds pollution from car exhaust and emissions, tiny particles 20 times smaller than skin pores causes inflammation and irritation and could accelerate signs of ageing like wrinkles and brown spots. >> a lot of the matter in the air from combustion collects on your skin. >> reporter: one study supported by a cosmetics company compared two groups of women and found those living in the city had a 20% increase in hyperpigmentation and wrinkles than those living in the country. 23-year-old chelsea biles has been living in new york most of her life. >> i get home, and my skin feels greasy and heavy, just, like, it's been layer on, every layer that i could add to it, just on my skin and living there. >> that must feel disgusting? >> it feels awful. >> reporter: so what can you do? some experts suggest washing your skin thoroughly at night to get rid of pollutants stuck to moisturizer and makeup. looki

abc's kendis gibson and mara schiavocampo have the details today's tech bytes. fight to the finish. 12 days - 270 12 days - 270 electoral votes - states. we're breaking down the election battleground right now. an uninvited guest taking the stage. what happened when a third party candidate crashed the maryland senate race debate. good morning washington. toss to eileen - have the umbrella today - unseasonably warm weekend - dry & cooler for halloween today: mostly cloudy. breezy & milder. showers developing late morning through this afternoon. highs: 63-68 winds: s 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: clearing skies. breezy and cool. highs: 45-50 winds: nw 10-15 mph friday: mostly sunny. breezy early. we're less than two weeks away from weeks away from the presidential election and already more than 7.3 million americans have cast their ballot. early voting is already underway in virginia and the district.. and in less than three hours marylanders will get their chance. john gonzalez is live in rockville.. john? all eight wards in the district. early voting began saturday bu

here's abc's mara schiavocampo with a closer look track 1::08 its' the latest weapon in the battle of the non-surgical procedure that melts away stubborn fat. dr hooman khorasani 11:31:34:41 this is something you can do on your lunch break. takes literally twenty five minutes. track 2 : 09 unlike other non invasive procedures - this one is the first ever to use lasers ? and is supposed to be less painful than other alternatives. track 3: 04 here's how it works?first, these plates are attached to the patient. 12:03:25:17 hk: how is it? jm: good. so far, so good. track 4: : 07 next, a laser penetrates the skin?heating up so they can be eliminated by the body. dr hooman khorasani 11:34:13:00 once you remove most other part of the fat layer and you wait about six weeks or so. // you can actually go back in the same area and repeat the procedure. track 5: : 07 34-year old jordana persad says her tummy has always been a trouble spot?and turned to sculpsure for some help in that area. 11:41:46:15 jp: i did it to jump start my diet. i wanted to see a result right away track 6: :03.5 she says

. >> and i'm mara schiavocampo. hurricane matthew is slamming the bahamas right now. >> this is just a beginning of it. you see the overnight on satellite. slowly approaching the islands. this is a live picture that we're getting right now from nassau at this early morning hour. that camera is shaking a little bit there. this is the early stages for the folks. it will be a long early morning hours. it will be a long day ahead for them. forecasters are warning of devastating impacts. that live picture you saw. the high winds whipping palm trees. new video shows the storm's leaning palm fleece the fierce winds. hundreds of tourists are riding out the storm at the luxury atlantis resort. all guests have been e evacuated to ballroom there, where they're sleeping overnight on the floor. evacuations and preparations are in full swing from florida to the carolinas. grocery stores are running low on food. gas stations are fuel. more than 1500 flights have been chance. le ed aer already. >> reporter: this morning, florida is

i'm mara schiavocampo in for diane this morning. >> i'm kendis. we're starting this half hour starting overseas, and the damage from two earthquakes that rocked central italy. take a look. they were sent debris into the streets. >> residents sleeps outside fearing more quakes. the worst hit area appears to be the town where the church suffered major damage. >> aftershocks follow a quake back in august leaving nearly 300 people dead. abc's jennifer ekle ston reports from italy. >> reporter: churches crumbled in central italy and terrified residents ran into the streets as multiple earthquakes struck just after night fall. the first quake, 5.5 magnitude, more powerful 6.1 magnitude aftershock. centuries old buildings with holes punched straight through, huge boulders blocked roads, slowing search and rescue teams elderly residents going street by street. the major of the town calling the situation apocalyptic. the tremors striking the country just two months after a powerful 6.2 earthquake in the same region killed nearly 300 people. we felt it in r

. >> i'm and mara schiavocampo. >>> the effects of the storm being felt throughout the state. >> here's what it looked like from behind the wheel of a police lucy in the heart of the hurricane zone. officers trying to keep the area safe but they're barely able to see what's outside their window there. the powerful storm forced millions to evacuate along the southeast coast. florida, georgia, south carolina are all under states of emergency. >>> we have team coverage with abc's ginger zee standing by in melbourne, florida, but first we head to new smyrna beach and abc's lauren lyster. and kendis. the impact intensifying where i am. that category 3 hurricane packing 120-mile-per-hour winds bringing major gusts to coastal cities like this. in some places clocking in at more than 70 miles per hour. hurricane matthew barreling towards florida. the brutal conditions intensifying as the eye of the storm taunts coastal cities. overnight violent the beaches. gusts in some places clocking in above 70 miles per hour of the storm bringing the look and sound of fireworks in the form of downed power

schiavocampo have the details in today's tech bytes tech bytes.. hurricane matthew triggers a social media safety system. ((mara/vo)) facebook has activated its safety check for anyone in the hurricane zone. ((kendis)) the check- in tool will allow users to inform their friends across the social media platform that they're safe.. with just one click. ((kendis/vo)) snap chat is getting ready to go public. according to the wall street journal...the photo sharing app's parent company is working on an i-p-o, putting the value at 25 billion dollars. (diane reads) the report say the company is hoping to sell mara vo)) and verizon is now working with drone makers, to connect their devices to verizon's wireless network. ((kendis)) prices for the plans are roughly in line with what customers pay for data. having a data plan will allow drones to connect to the internet, and stream material back to the ground. ((mara/2sh)) those are your tech bytes. ((kendis/2sh)) have a great day. way up the florida coastline... millions are still in jeopardy of this deadly

abc's mara schiavocampo has her story.... like so many women, lisa colagrossi was always on the go?a deadline-driven new york city reporter?a wife and mom to two boys. sot - todd 114038 her family meant everything to her last year colagrossi began suffering sot - todd 4411 i said don't you think we should get those checked // and she said ' i don't have time // i'll take an asprin - [overtalk] ms: she was just going to power thru tc: and power thru it what she live shot one morning last march, colagrossi collapsed. sot - todd 4246 i got a call from one of the top neurosurgeons // saying that they had my wife and they [he her brain aneurism ruptured?leading to a massive brain hemorrhage. colagrassi didn't survive. now, her husband todd is working tirelessly to save others?starting the lisa colagrassi foundation, dedicating to teaching the signs and symptoms of brain aneurisms. with an inaugural gala? nats and it's working. sot - kris sorenson 1835 i had just completed working out and after hearing todd tell lisa's story on a radio broadcast, kris sorenson's sister called her immediat

abc's mara schiavocampo has the story..... judge john mcbain/jackson county circuit court (nats - surveillance video) this morning, the michigan to the floor? helping subdue an unruly defendant. this guy and cuffed until we could get the sheriff's deputies over there." the newly released video showing a hearing for a personal protection order violation last december? jackson county circuit court judge john mcbain ordering this man to stay away mcbain: "i told you, just leave her alone. // she clearly has no interest nats - surveillance video: ((keyable verbate gfx)) defendant: "i want her to tell me to leave her alone." judge mcbain: you to leave her alone, and talking back? earning him more buddy-buddy. you all get along. you all..." judge mcbain: "45 do you want to go for a year? try right now! one more word out of you, it'll be a year in county." // judge mcbain: "you're going to jail for a year in a county. 365 days in county jail." this war of words turns into a scuffle. watch... judge mcbain stripping off his robe? runni

abc's kendis gibson and mara schiavocampo have the details in today's tech byes. < techbytes kendis 2shot)) in today's tech bytes... apple unveils its new line of ((mara/vo)) the new mac book pro features a touch bar that allows users to choose emoji, see additional information from the app they're in, and more. and there's a new fingerprint sensor. prices start at 18-hundred dollars. ((kendis/vo)) here's something for the kids - facebook live is looking a bit more like snapchat - with these halloween- themed filters for live video. facebook calls them masks. mara/vo)) and twitter is is pulling the plug on vine ... its app featuring 6-second videos. it' produced little in the way of profits for the struggling kendis/vo but it did make for some fun videos.. including this guy with a mentos suit.. dunked in a vat of soda. 101 million views and counting. ((kendis/2sh)) those are your tech bytes. ((mara/2sh)) have a great day. > scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected today. with the remnants of hurricane seymour coming onto shore afternoon. the best chances for rain and/or pooling w

. >> but as mara schiavocampo explains an ordinary neck adjustment may have led to the death of a social media star. >> reporter: new information about the sudden shocking death of playboy model and so-called queen of snapchat, katie may. >> hi, i'm katie may. county coroner's office the 34-year-old mother's cause of death in february, neck manipulation by chiropractor. >> my followers are why i'm here so keep them coming. >> reporter: may had more than 2 million instagram followers before her death and was active on social media. a short time before her death tweeting, pinched a nerve in my neck on a photoshoot and got adjusted this morning. it really hurts. days later tweeting, it still hurts. going back to the choir york. >> an 11th death is blamed on a defective takata air bag. a woman was driving a 2001 honda civic which had been recalled but the repair was never made. the inflators in the defective air bags can spew metal fragments. the older they are, the more likely they are to malfunction. >>> apple is saying that a vast majority, nine out of ten of its chargers and cables that

abc's mara schiavocampo is here with the story..... jenny mckerrow & megan mitchell/katie may's sisters dr. manuel momjian/family medicine specialist this morning, new information about the sudden shocking i'm katie may" the los angeles county coroner's office 34-year old mother's cause of death in february: ((keyable gfx)) "neck manipulation by chiropractor". now, her family speaking out for the first time about the tragic loss. sot - jenny mckerrow & megan mitchell / katie may's sisters: megan mitchell: 12:44 "your heart sinks because you feel like it was preventable." nats may in playboy video: "my followers are why i'm here so before her death... and was very active on social media... [fullscreen twitter gfx] a short time before her death tweeting: "pinched a nerve in my neck on a photoshoot and got adjusted this morning. it really hurts tweeting: "it still hurts, going back to [the] chiropractor tomorrow." but officials say when may went back, ((keyable sidebar gfx on left of screen)) the chiropractor tore one of her arteries duri