. >>> new overnight the family of soundgarden singer chris cornell suing his doctor for malpractice sayingnew this morning, gwyneth paltrow revealing she's starting menopause at the age of 46 and how she's hoping to change the con ack friday just a few weeks away but deals already rolling out. what you should know this morning about what to buy, how to save and the best days to shop. >>> "game of thrones." new details this morning about what to expect in the blockbuster final season as the battle ever made for tv or film and the fight between the armies of the living and the dead. ♪ >>> and are you ready for christmas? mariah carey is and could decorating early for the holidays really be good for your health? the science this morning as we say good morning, america. ♪ >> okay, i changed my mind. i'm ready now. >> you're ready to get ready. >> i'm ready. >>> happy friday. hope you're doing well today. >> you just got back from a big assignment. >> i had an excused absence yesterday. i was i chicago where i had a great day with former first lady michelle obama. we spent an abc news exclusive

still ahead at 8 a new lawsuit following the death of soundgarden singer chris cornell. what his family is claiming happened to him before his suicide. plus. a school transformed into 'hogwartz' for a day. the special reason the wizarding school came to life. and next. oprah campaigns in the heated georgia governor's race. the strong message she delivered to voters. (pam) surprise... it is oprah! the media icon hit the campaign trail today ... in what could be a historic georgia governor's race.(pam) oprah winfrey attended two forums with democratic nominee for governor stacey abrams. meanwhile, vice- president pence is set to appear with republican nominee brian kemp. more high profile visits are planned ... with former president barack obama going to atlanta friday... and president trump campaigning for kemp sunday. but today, it was oprah who stole the stage for abrams.

soundgarden, temple of the dog, audioslave. solo stuff. it's really cool.u, chris cornell. [ cheers and applause ] guys, we have an amazing show tonight. from the new limited series, "escape at dannemora," benicio del toro is here. [ cheers and applause ] plus she's one of the biggest musical artists on the planet. her new album, "caution," is out now. mariah carey is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] a new song featuring ty dolla$ign to close out the show. [ cheers andla i also should mention, too, did you see this? yesterday, you know what the number one album was? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: on itunes? the number one album. can you guess? >> steve: blow my pants off. >> ariana grande! >> nicki minaj! >> jimmy: yeah. no. >> cardi b! >> jimmy: the "glitter" sound track. mariah carey. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ soundtrack came out seven -- no. seven years? ten years? >> tariq: 2001. >> jimmy: what's that? >> tariq: 2001. 2001. >> jimmy: 2001. 17 years ago. >> steve: 17 years ago. >> jimmy: are you s -- is that right? >> tariq: 2001. >> jimm

cornell claims dr robert koblin "negligently and repeatedly" prescribed "dangerous" drugs for the soundgardend in a detroit hotel room last year. his death was ruled a suicide. dr koblin is yet to comment on the claims. security footage from a bus which crashed into a river in china has revealed that the driver was fighting with a passenger moments earlier. the bus plunged off a bridge into the yangtze river in the city of chongqing on sunday — at least 13 people died and two more are missing. friday afternoon peak—fare restrictions on virgin trains from london euston station will be scrapped from today. services to birmingham, manchester and liverpool are often overcrowded, and passengers have been forced to stand in order to avoid paying much higher peak fares. half of all the people who go to a&e with sports—related injuries are children and teenagers, according to research published in the royal society of medicinejournal. boys aged 1a and girls aged 12 were most at risk of sustaining a sports injury. for boys, playing football, rugby union and rubgy league caused the most fractures while