but tricia knows the risks and doesn't care.in cancer, i don't think i would stop. you know? >> reporter: these two young women devoted to getting tan, will keep going to stay that way. for "good morning america," gloria riviera, abc news, los angeles. >>> joining us, now, with good advise for tanning, is dr. jennifer ashton. >> i want to mention, the last comment in the piece, just scrape off the skin cancer and get back in there. we have to remember that treatment for skin cancer is very expensive. it's a life-or-death situation. and that trivializes a very serious situation. >> thank you for saying that. can it be an addiction? are there people that want to stop tanning and can't? >> here's the research. relatively new research, people when exposed to u.v. light, if they're addicted to tanning, they get stimulation in their brain, in the reward center, no different than people who are addicted to drugs. this isn't everyone who likes to be tan. but people who say it's compulsive, they can't stop, yes. it's a true addiction. >>

we had a comment in the last segment that we did with professor tricia rose.eed with her. we didn't have so much of a disagreement. it's an important one that the country has to have. i'm glad you're participating in it. this is a question that you've asked if the past that i wanted to answer. gamer girl september this in the live chat. if romney cannot go go to our most establisheddallies withoutestablished allies without insulting them, how is he go to go elsewhere? he can't. he'll farm it out to his donors whether it's sheldon adelson on iran or those who want to attack iran, it's basically how do i win a second term, how do i keep these neo-cons happy how do i keep my donors happy. that's a horrorrable horrible way to run foreign policy. we're just getting to the tip of the iceberg of what a disaster mitt romney would be in foreign policy. ensign paul wrote in, do you have wake up and not want to read the news? no. i love getting up to the news and i love it. i read that marilyn monroe was bisexual. turns out she hooked up with elizabeth taylor. how come i

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but that's what tricia said. she's not a girlfriend. she's just a friend who's a girl. girlfriends like men who are rich, who spoil them, and shoot animals that get inside their cupboard. no, they don't! girls like... um, girlfriends like things like... when men give them pink bunnies. girlfriends like it when men shoot pink bunnies. you two are such idiots. you don't know anything. just be quiet, all right? they like, um... and girls like-- and girls like men who wear-- who wear lynx aftershave, and who wear their hairdo that makes your hair all spiky, like a mountain, and who eat kellogg's crunchies, and... who know a lot about car tax. the thing is, frank, we need to talk to you about the future. ah. is this about making a will? 'cause i don't mind. i'm not gonna be here forever. actually, you've already made a will, dad. do you remember? the do-it-yourself one? oh, well, that's all right, then. except that it's invalid because you got terry and pat to witness it. i left them the shed. yeah, and that's why it's not valid, frank, because you named them as beneficiarie

. >> i'm tricia flag. >> it's our 25th wedding anniversary. no, it's not. >> what is it? much, he's adding time. that's what it is. at least he remembered the day, right? that's good. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this morning we want to tell you about this morning as you head outside. how about houston, another rainy day coming. yesterday, the thunderstorms dumped a good solid rain in at least an hour. here's what's happening there. that front is stalled, and falling apart, in the middle of the country. everything south of that, will just get this gulf moisture in the form of heavy rain and humidity, as well. it is gorgeously delightful, if you will, from the great lakes into the northeast today, over the next couple of days. >> we are live in times square. and we'll be back outside if we're still alive, in the next half hour. lara? >> thank you, sam. >>> here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma" morning menu. pom-pom perfection. >>> plus, what it costs to look like kate. her royal beauty secrets, revealed. >>> and we're going behind the scenes

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